… Weather Unsettled today and tomorrow; slightly warmer. L lA6irit~cau *ait6b Editorial The Pogrom: An Integral Part Of Fascism VOL. XLIX. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1938 'PRICE, FIVE - i Student Heads PlanAProtest To Reich Acts Petition University To Call Classes Off At 11 A.M. Tomorrow For Meeting Ruthven Is Asked To Be Chairman Plans for a campus meeting tomor- row to'protest the persecution of Jews an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY chitects Use Models To Illustrate Their Projects Jackson, Kingswood, Lansing. Lin- Husbands and wives of the alumni seen at the University Bureau of Ap- coln Park, Manchester, Marine city, and former students are also invited. pointments, 201 Mason Hall. Marshall, Monroe, Mt. Clemens, University Bureau of Appointments Northville, Northwestern Military and Landscape Design Students. Mr. A. and Occupational Information. Nava...…
…THE MI1CHIGAN DAILY _____ Even Autos Not Safe As Hunters Open Fire PETOSKEY, Nov. 16.- (M) - Ie wouldn't give his name but this ac- tually happened to a hunter at Musk- rat Landing, 146 miles east of Petos- key. After parking his car in a ravine, he threw a deerskin over the radiator so that it wouldn't freeze. Hiking through the valley an hour later, the hunter saw what he thought was a buck. He fired with careful aim and then advanced to fi...…
…T MI-CII-IG-AN- -DAI-Y AN DAILY I U" against Germany, Italy and Japan; and, more important than this, an embargo can be placed by the government on shipment of war materials to these nations. This embargo should include steel, minerals and oil, without which, it is safe to say, fascism cannot continue. The embargo against Republican Spain can be lifted and mor- al encouragement given that nation in its struggle. An important factor to con...…
…s tt ii 1\ A 11 1. L .' I 1{ iJ .L1'1 1 AL 1 ieague Fair Central Marian Smith Is Announced Assistant Head, 'Deep Sea Doodle,' Fa To Be Held Dec. 2 At Michigan League ir 3 Marian Smith, '39, has been named assistant general chairman for League Fair, to be held Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, Ellen Cuth- bert, chairman, announced yesterday. Other members, appointed by Miss Cuthbert to make up the central com- mittee for the Fair, are B...…
…i T"-M4-C-R4G-A--X -D-A.1-UY Germnan Jews Need U.S. Aid, Against Hitler, Says Rabiowitz In the face of the recent anti- by an effective program,' which will Jewish riots in Germany, it is the include severing diplomatic rela- duty of every American Jew to send tions with Germany, said Dr. Rabino- witz. Jews also favor an extension funds for rehabilitation and refugee of the consumer boycott of German- relief, and to work for the extension I ...…
… Weather Mostly cloudy showers i cen- Lor tral and east today. Cooler. An Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL XLVIH No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1938 Editorial d Rothermere d Czechoslovakia . PRICE-FIVE CENTS is Negrin Saves His Ministry DespiteCrisis Two Cabinet Members Out In Barcelona Shake-up Over Mobilization Order Dissenters Objected To Industry Control PARIS, Aug. 16.-()-Premier Juan Negrin's Spanish Gov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD4Y, AUG. 17, __________________________________________________________________________________ U _______________________________________________________________________________ I I REPREBENTED POR NATIONAL ADVERTISING Y National AdvertisingService, Inc. College Publishers Representative 420 MADisON AVE. 04EW YORK, N. Y. C~ir,,WO BOSTON -LOS ANGELES S-AN "FARCISCG Board of Editors MANAGING EDITOR.. IRVING SILVERMAN...…
…,_ AUG. 17, 193$ THE M9ICHI GAN DALILY PAGE. THftEX P~gG. 7, 198 V,.....~ Western States Report Support Of Third Term 2 Democrat Leaders, GOP Chairman Say Roosevelt Will Seek Re-election Murray Pledges Aid WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-(P)-A report of strong sentiment in the west for a third term for President Roosevelt brought renewed discus- sion among politicians today of the possibility he may run again. Two Democratic legislators-and. Chairman...…
…FOU THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, IN THIS CORNER by... Mel Fineberg Fight Advance Henry Armstrong should be about a 3-1 favorite to lick Lou Ambers for the lightweight championship of the world tonight if that most reliable of all judges of boxing abilities, the abundance of nicknames, is to be be- lieved. Armstrong is way way ahead of the champion when it comes to the preponderance of psuedo- nyms. If Armstrong were to be arrange...…
…M4it igan ~Iaiti1 EditoriaI Henry Ford's C'harley Mc~arthy ' Official Publication Of The Summer Session ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS - - -~ -... -~ -.- - I q ommmanow Produced First Of Great Talkies In 'Hell's Angels'; Holds Several International Air Speed Records; Directed Oil Machine Company As Texan Youth wealthy inventor. Since then he has variously been a oil-well machinery manufacturer, Hollywood ...…
…THDE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1938 ever . . . Ford workers must be, first of all, do- cile." This policy is ominously similar to the "Be- lieve, Obey and Fight" slogan of Fascism. Further Ford, as the Fascists, strongly opposes any form of union activity, as can be seen by his persis- tent and publicly avowed refusal to cooperate with unions organized under section 7a of the NRA and now with the Wagner Act. When W. J. Cameron asserts...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Golf Tourney At Intramural To Open Today Brackets And Schedule Announced For I. 1 I. Championship Flight Divot diggers in the Championship Flight will swing into action tomor- row at 3:15 a.m. on the University golf course, when the first round of the Intramural golf tournament will be run off. The rules and regulations of the tournament are as follows: I. P.G.A. rules shall govern play ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S NA Mft- Addresses Democrats On Bridge Filibert-Roth Campers Hear U. S. Rangers Federal Men Give Series Of Lectures To Students IN THIS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG Itl FI IIIYIIi XMl llllpll I President Roosevelt addressed a large crowd of'California Democrats at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, urging party unity and support of liberal candidates. The President scouted reports of a projected earthquake contro...…
… The Weather F'air today, variable winds; niot much temperature change. YI r Alit iga fIuitj A Statement Of P olcy.... The International Natioals.. I VOL. XLVIII No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1X7 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mexieo Tense As Six Persons Are Wounded in Student Riot Opposing Political Forces Battle For Possession Of University Buildings 'Socialist Youth' Groups Defy Police M EXICO CITY, May 16.-tP)---Six prsons were...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tu Newly-Appointed Daily Business Manager And The Editors These students pictured above are the new heads of the Michigan abert Mitchell, managing editor; Horace Gilmore, city editor; and Daily., Reading from left to right they are Philip Buehen, business manager; Albert, Mayio, editorial director. _ _ Spanish Club Elects Officers Alfred Hower, '39, Chosen New President With the election of officers La' Sociedad Hispani...…
… TUEsIMY, MAY 17,1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY arsit Nine o Seek Second in Over Ypsi Normal I rat Team To Face Leading Huron PitcherAgain Andronik, Zacher Named To Start; Squad Shows More Fighting Spirit It will be Ed Andronik vs. Howard "Rube" Zachar once more when Mich- igan's rejuvenated Varsity baseball team hooks up with the Michigan Normal nine in a return game on Ferry Field at 4:05 p.m. today. The Wolverines defeated their neighbors 6-5,...…
…THEMICIGA t A Yw THE MICHIGAN DAILY i_ W lt[M'G VAI R BOR7N 'flT corflV 1 71OAtlimsOAa.flV Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated' Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Knight .Pate By MAPJANNE Another spring weekend passed and finals drawing still nearer ... but the campus kept up its social life with numerous house dances . . . and many mothers were entertained by their college children, too. Mary Alice MacKenzie was in Detroit for a while visiting some friends in the company of her family whe were here for the week-end . . Mary- Wickes and her parents who were her guests for the we...…
… Peace of- Christ, whose statue towers 125 feet on Coreovado Moun- tain ovelooking Rio de Janeiro, did not extend to Guaiiabara palace four miles away--scene of Integra- A lists' abortive attempt. to, oust President Getuio, Vargas, capture Brazil. .~.... To -defend 500-mile title, Wilbur Shaw ,(above), wi nner 'of Indian- apchis Speediiay- last :year with all- time record of 113.58 mdiles an hour, has begun training for Memorial Day grind. H...…
… The Weather Cloudy and colder today, pos- sibly light rain; fair and warmer tomorrow. "I C" '' r A .-. AJW 46F Iatit Editorials England Struggles With Censorship... Plea For University Housing Movement... VOL. XLVIII. No. 120 Al7A ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wood Favors Room Petition But Declares Plea Stop-Gap Backs More Fundamental Approach To Question; Criticizes Present Set-Up Advocates Dorms And Tutor...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - Comparison Of* Armies Favors em ocracies United Efforts Of French, British, Soviet Forces Exceeds Fascist Might (Continued from Page 1) Czechoslovakia by a close military alliance, boasts the largest standing military force in the world. The Red Army is composed of 52 divisions, in- cluding five of cavalry, and numbers 960,000 men on a peace footing, .c- cording to the World Almanac. Its war-time strength wo...…
… THURSDAY, MARCH 1"7, 1938 ilildurcAN DAIlY - ASI DE*- - LIN E S- 1y IRVIN LISAGOR -ssi VestliyPu 'R AY FISHER has a versatile group of baseballers in camp this year. Twelve of them "double" in other sports, three of 'em participate in three different realms of athletic en- deavor. A good basketball team could be molded of Capt.-Elect Leo Beebe, Herm Fishman, Danny Smick, Russ Dobson, Charley Pink and Fred Trosko-the first four being cag...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TJ{URSD;AY, MA~RCH V,1~ I,._I._ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Education AtMichigan Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of StuderW Publications. Rutbushed every morning except Mondy during the )University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispat...…
…THRSDAY, MARCH1 ',X1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE l Mike Riley's W.AoA. Interview Band To Play HoirAreChanged At Slide Rule) Open Ticket SaleI Saturday; Dance Given April 1 In Begins To Be Union Mike Riley, writer of "The Music Goes Round and Round," will fur- nish the music for the ninth annual Slide Rule Dance, to be given by the College of Engineering from 91 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, April 1 in the Union Ballroom, Sidney Steinborn, '38E, ...…
…THE MICUtC.-AN'DAITY TaqlT.,-D'lT, ATAV,01 17, 1938 A~GE 'S1X r - - -- - -- - - - --- - --- --------- - - - - - - ------ . _- ... ::V ....:_.: . ._. .. ... ... _... _.. . .._... .....a--~ Noted Writer To Speak Here Crane Talks Next Week On Wear AndReligion Dr. Henry itt Crane, noted lec-, ture-r and author, will be in Ann Ar-bor to deliver a series of speeches from Sunday through Wednesday ~under the joint sponsorship of the 'Student Re...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to.- morrow; snow tonight or tomor- row; no decided change in tem- perature. \'L.I AJW 4jH tAp ctYt aiiM Editorials The Crisis In Amex Pan Agriculture VOL. XLVIII. No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Highway Men Discuss Road Requirements In Parley Here, Experts Meet In Traffic, Engineering Sessions At 24th Annual Conclave Parking Meters Au 1 Lights Are Taken Up Traffi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURS ,FER. 17, 1938 Road Experts Hear Speeches OtPoblems Accident Prevention, Road Construction Among, Subjects Discussed (Continued from Page 1) according to R. W. Crum, director of the Highway Research Board of the National Research Council, is' to per- slade drivers to operate carefully and to improve those features of the high- ways that constitute hazards to rea- sonable, careful drivers. Street space, being the mos...…
…THURSDAY, FEB. 17, 1938 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGS ......................... . ...... ............................. ... . .. . ... ................ ---- ----------- Track Team To Meet partans Tonight In Indoor Opener Varsity Picked To Take Meet; Faulkner Is Out Greer, Woodstra To Lead MI. S. C.; Schwarzkop f, Watson Seek -larks The Michigan track team took a lay-off from their practice grind yes- terday afternoon in preparation for th...…
…THURS AY, FEB, 17, 1918 TfTE MTCRIGfAN fDAILY ..UN.. L..... s a.4 .4 " '""' 1 11 L' 111 1. \..o ll: 1 R!..lA. . .L+ +'s. a . REPRESENTED POR NATIONAL ADVERTISING DY NationalAdvertisingService, Inc. College Publishers Reresentative 420 MADisoN AVE. NEW YORK. N. Y. CHICAGO - BOSTON - LOS ANGELES - SAN FRANCISCO - Board of Editors ANAGING EDITOR................JOSEPH S. MATTES ITORIAL DIRECTOR ............TUURE TENANDER TV EDITOR................…
…0 THE MlhrlVFV-A-X'"-ATI'V** ar r.+ M06.w M ATXT-o' MTCT % I-AI V' A IN r Av PAGE i rvjE Annual Frosh Frolic ToBe HeldFri ayarch4,4In 1 Co? C tmmitteemen Are Announced L: te Permission Is Giver. For Dance; Orchestrf To Be Named Later The Frosh Frolic, annual freshmai cla;:s dance,.will be held from 9 p.r to 1 a.m. Friday, March 4 in th( Un on Ballroom, it has been an. notinced by Don Ryker, chairman o the affair. Eyker, a student in ...…
…PAGE SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY "TIR S 4., FED 17 i3 Guidance Group Highway Men Hear Speeches Fir ist Reheai'sal Held By Hllel_ Players The first rehearsal for "Roots" the DAnYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Holds Aeeting On Traffic Here Oti arch 8 (Conl iued from Page 2) he said, that renders their use for the 1"ro'I 11(1 1 Industrial ists most part ineffective. And Edicaio . Leaders ,Although motorists pay $46,000,000 annually, Mr. Mickle said, 2,000 giv...…
