…i A19iO I 1890 . Air a40 tl MEMBI ASSOCIA ?I a F __ I No. 44 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1931 PRICE PUBLICANS LA RAISING TAXES1 MEET.DEFICITS itors Watson, Smoot State Increased Levies Are Inescapable.' DVER TO OFFER MOVE iocrats Are Still Formulating Plans; Will Probably Sanction Move. LSHINGTON, Nov. 16-(IP)- ressional Republican leaders' ulated today to the adminis- m)f's conviction that-taxes must aise...…
…5i Ai 4 aii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS s HURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931' WEATHER: Cloudy, possible rain. __.. PRICE FIVE Camden, Ark., was one of the worst sufferers from the storms that wrecked property and took human life in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mis- sissippi. These scenes show how a tornado chiseled most of the second floor off the courthouse (top) and blasted out both front and rear walls of the First Methodist church (below). Dean...…
…0 I aan 4a1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE ,/ w LOAL PREACHERS Speaks Here Monday PLAN INTERESTING TALKS FOR TODAY Mammonism' to Be Subject of Sermon at ,Methodist<- Episcopal Church." HOME TO BE DISCUSSED Social Significance of Birth Control' Is Topic for Liberal Union. " A series of interesting sermons has been arranged by pastors of Karl Borders. Ann Arbor churches for today's ser...…
…he Weather using cloudiness with temperature today; to- rwcoder, possibly snow L SirF ~Iat, Editorials Sign An East Side Beer Petition ... JV No. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1934 PRICE FIVE 4 I I U Arbor's Regents Accept Gifts At Busy Meeting; Make Appointments Liquor Store Opens Today .0 A. M. Is Hour Set For Finish Of 15-Year-Old Legal Dry Spell :ar e Staff To Be On Hand For Rush 'tudents May Buy Liquor If They...…
…The Weather Rairy turning to snows lte to- day; mruch colder twuoltrrow With) possibly local snows. Y Sin an ~ ait Editorials Fraternities Need Thoroughgoing Reform I i VOL. XLIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1934 PRICE %FIVE CENTS Dillinger Aide Shot To Death In Port Huron Negro Companion In Jail Break Is Killed By St. Clair County Officers Mi chigan Police On Trail Of Desperado Oficers Are Wounded As They Fight It...…
… T he NWeather Fair today; tomorrow unset- tled, probably followed by rain. LY 01k igzr ~IaitF Editorials Comedy Club Heads Uphill... J .,. VOL. XLIV No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Will Elect J.G.P.Head Thursday Election Postponed While Council Acted Against Widespread Caucusing Petitions Must Be In Wednesday Noon First Two Positions Will Be Filled By Those Who Poll Highest Vote Junior Girls Play...…
…The Weather Mostly unsettled today and tomorrow. Probably some rai and warmer. fit rgan w VOL. XLIV No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934 PRICE FIVE CE Elect Minor Officers For U 10 Union Today Six Vice-Presidents To Be Chosen By Students Of 10 Schools,_Colleges Balloting Will Be At Different Times Miss Risdon Revealed As An Actress Of Diversified Talents By ELEANOR BLUM A good actress should be able to play anything and ...…
… N . t at3 MEN ASSOC PR SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 -- - ESE BE.GI HE ZEST OFFE. NS 11 --- - NJERS SUlRVEY iUMY PROBLEM Highway Meeting Opens t Michigan Union Yesterday. 3NDANCE IS LARGE in Opening Adress Shows - asd Need fCr in Planning. - ny in eonstructipn and Railroad Jack Challenges Local History Department of the highways and reducing accidents i careful checks on f automobile drivers...…
…Jr 411 r4 ttt MEMBER, ASSOCIATED a PRESS SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy; Probably Snow PRICE FIVE CENTS I I . .* , Council Vote Thrown Out Afe Disclosure of Fraud )O Illegal SHAW, KALONIK WIN Trometer, Felker Go to Finals' in Middleweight Class; Wayland Victor. By John W. Thomas. Jack Slater won the heavyweight boxing championship of the cam- pus last night in the Intramural bu...…
…ESTABLUSHED 1890 r '"V it qan '4 aflr MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .......... . VOL. XLII. No. 164. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 WEATHER: Partly cloudy to fair. PRICE FIVE CENTS ..__.... _ ...m.... . -- -.-.... .. . _ - _ .__ ._ SM ITH P QO Aged Capt.aRobert Dollar fs;Dead; ;ES S~iI PRVS Called 'Grand Old Man of Pacific' A COUHNCIL AP !ROVES e 11 'I'F l , SLAIN PREMIEA L SAN RAFAEL, Calif., May 16. - (AP) ...…
…The Weather' Lower Michigan: Generally fair today and tomorrow; warmer tomorrow. lit4r Ar -Ak dah t Dai1 Editorials Voices From The New Masses . Get The Facts . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLV No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS MeClusky 1ts School- lnstr uct ion Says Character Of Student Should Be Dealt With As Whole Rather Than Part Greater Need For Counselling Seen School System To Suf...…
…Weather lly fair today tomorrow. Y and Official Publication Of The Summer Session 473att Editorial_ Emotionalism In American Politics _... No. 45 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUG. 17, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS p p -- - On Stand) United States Ready To Offer Economic Help To Germany Dies Group lds Session Washington German - American Bund Leader Calls Starnes 'Liar' At Questioning Witness Testifies On Bund Activities WASHI...…
…The Weather Cloudy, possible rains today; tomorrow fair and warmer. C, 4r lfilfr iga ~iat ,Editorials Your Last Chance To Help .. . Newspapers And Community Service.. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 17 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Main Armies Nearing Fight In ChinaaWar Crack Nanking Regiments Believed Moving North To Meet Japanese Fear Major Battle After Movements NEIPING, July ...…
…The Weather Continued warm; possible showers tomorrow. C, 1 40 r mit igan :43att . Editorials Remedying An Old Problem ... I Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUG. 17. 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Friction Starts Over Black's Confirmation To HighCourt Dietrich, Burke Almost Reach Blows In Bitter Senate Quarrel Committee Favors Nomination, 13 To 4 WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-()-A fist fight a...…
…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 ...…
… 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...…
…~~?11~S The Weather Generally fair today except possibly scattered thunder- showers; somewhat warmer. . iiT 4r iarbitganOTSmes Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials New Bill A Threat of Freedom,.. Get Rid Of Shyster Lawyers. . VOL. XI No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935 PRICE: FIVE CENTS Slow And' DullPupil Discussed Psychology Important In His Handling, Declares Professor Schorling Laggard's Position ...…
… The Weather increaing cloudiness, loc~al thundershowers by tomorrow night. L Official Publication Of The Summer Session 'Editorials Limits of Justifiable Indoctrination ... VOL XVI. No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1935 PRICE: FIVE CENTS i i i i French Political Crisis Discussed By Dr. Siegfried Educational Says 'Balance Of Parties' Caused Unworkability Of Present Government Explains Changes Of Leftist Regime Politica...…
…dthunderstorms, Thursday; Friday and cooler. :Y IJ~fr ~Iaii Fraternities Prove Worth; Kidnapers Another Round. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cubans Need Kipke Says Michigan's Hardest Game To Be With All Opponents 3s As PS Hide Provisional President Is Working To Get Body To Approve Action Promise Safety To Members Who Left Organized Workm...…
…y Sunday with in temperature; winds. o-r- PF Sir igan Iait lj Editorials The Summer Lecture Sc President Hoover and his( net Set an Example. Official Publication of The Summer Session No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY,,JULY 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE CE :-:C . _....... . ter Names eball Men Where 400 Slum Children Find Happiness Series Selected e August tion Tour to 11 ore Will Be n This Month and Bride Will Wedding Tour of Benjamin...…
…Official Publication of The Summer Session Editorials Making ai Examnple of INu- filiital Officials. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE ( Report Shows 3,989 Persons At University Mayor Walker's Opponents Figures Indicate 14 cent DelreUse froati Mayor Denies Knowledge of Hiding Place Of Sherwood 11unt for Missing Agent Pushed, Walker Says; Claims an Accountant's Duties Only Routine Refuses to Name 'Mystery Woman' ...…
…erally fair ai r today; ton and possibly Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Intelligence And Reform., XV No. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS - aN zi Student VIoney Policy, Discussed By Prof.Watkins 'races Problems Which H a v e Confronted The Administration ays Measures Have Not Been Consistent ver-Emphasis Has Been Placed On Silver, He States Defies Strike Threat By ROBERT S. RUWITCH ...…
…a Official Publication Of The Summer Session ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1934 Wolverines: That's Gridiron Opponents ED met Michigan State, Chicago, and straight Georgia Tech, Coach Bob Zuppke will Confer- bring the Illini here to avenge the 7 [ichigan to 6 defeat of last year, and will be f every followed on the schedule by Minne- .en vic- sota, Wisconsin, Ohio State and Crossing Of Lake Erie Is, Girl'sObject Entered Water At Poi...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1920 P 'ummrr t3lfrbigan Iail MEMBER OF THE ASSOCATED PRESS 1 VOL. XI, NO. 16. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931 WEATHER: Cloudy, Showers PRICE FIVE CENTS FORC ED T O LAND NEAR BUDAP EST Gasoline Shortage Ends 3,200-Mile Journey Short of Goal. FLYERS UNHURT IN FORCED DROP Propeller Breaks When Plane Is Grounded on Rough Land. Stimson's Aid I BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 6 -(P)-Failing by only a...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TI3tT SDAY, JULY 17, 1930 aI1 i1, THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930 Q;4r tutr 'Published every morning except Mond,.y dui iigthe Univesity Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titd to the use for republication of all -ews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise creitsed in th paper and the local news pub-isbed herein. Entered at ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1930. M i i e aU B ailn Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Pressbisexclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as second clas...…
…p PAGE 'TWO TH MICHICAN DAILY' FRIDAY, JANUARY 17; 1930 y u uas.. .wr,+w.awu.,,.., ... ...... .., ,.r....:,.,rv v S"Y' ||| 0 | ROME ACCLAIMS PRINCESS MARIE JOSE OF BELGIUM, BRIDE OF CROWN PRINCE HUMBERT, ON HER ARRIV AL INt FO URTHLECTURE'I F- 1 _ . ..,. ! ... . .. I Theological School Head Calls, Religious History Both Science and Art., 'CLASSIFIES RELIGIONS Believes Christianity Too Archaic to Make Itmpression on Modern Mind. "R...…
…PAC-, TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA DAYb. MAY IT. 1930 PBOSPECcITY PO1JCE ADD TEARi4-AS RIOT GUN "Doctor' Tom Lovelly Twelve Men Compete-~~IIII ROPCS TO C2RIMINAL DISP~ERSING AR TILLERY~ esoP~tc~n Union Test-M~le Swim _ C nniti~aiIIIIlflit An rbo'spolice department mtethnavoo-iventh. I Uy 1Twelve rndn have aheady cor itColcino"rmnldipn- aR.Tigratino h e pfsrdbyteUinadter IG BRIGHE N yLcor has adredthaneaa-footrintlengtho the at Por r mw ave you...…
…SAGFr TWO THE MICHIGAN IbATLLI FRIDAY, OCTOB7 1,10 0 N DES ADDRESSES, 0 PfLAHEXPLIOITS Speaks on 'The Value of Present Day Exploration to Civilization.' ITSCUSSES ; POLAR TRIP States That Michigan Has Done Mach Toward Sponsoring 'Geclogical Trips. ,Stating that the :University of Michigan had been the mother to a large number of valuable expedi- tiuns, Prof. William H. Hobbs, of the geology department, spoke be- fore the first All-Campus...…
…PAGE TO THEIFMICHIG~AN DlAILTY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1930 STPITU1 1 UBN LEADER WHEN1 PLANESl CRASHl IN!ACCIDE UN IY0900SUDENTS AT HAVANA [UNIVERSITY FU OUR INJURED AT ROOSEVELT FIELDf NIEIT v0DESTROY PCUEO UBNLAEIP ROoF. dU1VVILE LANESCRAHI__ACI__NT_ 01 BE INS UCTIONSWi'J Tell Bar Association About jtde BR r DI STUTIN rT ICSS AcRUL ES V '. TO0R S 'WIL90 IEALTH,. SESSION it Health Association to I Professor Ma i_.,_ :; to Start Series...…
…"GE TWO TIJE MICHIGAN DAILY 8A RDAY, JANUARY 17,19-3T ' AGE TWO TIlE MICVIICAN DAILY ~3ATURDAY. JANUARY 17. 1931 ._ _de .. m_. __ . ._. _. ' ,., .. ... r Ml*lcthz'g'an Rated as 127 RISE F CAPU S ORGANIZATIONS TO Nr110 -YIDE FAME OUTLINED" I E I LY CO IPLETEDSURYEY NE EN >f Most P Fi her and Heller to Interpret' Discoveries From Jewish, Ci"stian Viewpoints. , g is C l objec -. a disussion to be sl C 2 i :3d a ' iock temorrow night i...…
…PAGE TWO Adult Education Institute Hears Reeves Speik 1 R e ee H enderson, Barker Le lure At Sessions 1Hef Yesterday At League (Continued from Page ) that should be put on the "must list." "Merrily We Roll Along," prob- ably ne of'the outstanding plays of the season was praised by Mrs. Hen derson as being ingenious in plot and scenery. Mrs. Henderson concluded her speech with a summary of the cuzr- rent piays, recommending John Haynes Holmes' ...…
…-TT E IHEAN DXTEY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1935 To Speak Tomorrow Woted Indian Editor To Give Lecture Here P. Kodanda Rao, former pupil of Mahatama Gandhi during his cam- paign in behalf of the untouchables, will speak here Nov. 23-24 as a guest of Indian students of the University. Mr. Rao is editor of the publication "Servants of India" and is private secretary to the Rt. Hon. V. S. Srini- vass, ardent champion of national- autonomy for Ind...…
…T~lEMTCTHEAN DTT TUESDAY. DECEMUER 17, 1935 Complicity In Kidnaping Is Denied By Suspect GIFT SUGGESTIONS NEW YORK,, Dec. 16. --- (A') -Fed- eral G-men joined New York police today in a search for Caleb J. Milne, fourth, handsome actor-scion of an old Philadelphia family, after a letter to his brother indicated he had been iddnaped for ransom. "We have your brother in the coun- try," was the purport of the letter, postmarked Poughkeepsi...…
…TWo -' TIE HtCTTI X DXTEY "" MMAY, JANUARY 17, 1939 ~Tnr~ Mtfl7Tt(~~ TL~?TUV - FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 193(3 Annual Report Reviews New Faculty Ruling Ruthven's Statement Set Forth Revised Criteria Of Faculty Placement The standards for the appointmen and promotion of faculty member were raised and the former schedul of academic qualifications was par tially revised by the Board of Regent during the past school year, Presiden Alexander G. Ruth...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY, OCT. 17, 1931 Concrete Demonstration Rev. Kantoner To Be Given Tomorrow Mixing and placing of concrete for To Give Talks buildings will be the subject of at practical demonstration at 7:30 p.m. Cit T a M onday in Room 231 Angell H all, it w s a n u c d y te a . was announced yesterday. I t s I Ly ollowing list. Any active organiza- tion not listed should apply for of- ficial recognition at once. J. A. Bursley,...…
…T H E MICH IGAN D AILY WEBNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1937 ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ I Three Envoys Debate At Nine Power Conference CLASSIFIED AIERteNd France. England and America talked over the Sino-Japanese war in Brussels last week in the person of these three diplomats: left to right, Anthony Eden, foreign minister of Great Britain! Norman Davis, U.S. ambassador-at-lar...…
…THE MI:CHI GAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 17. 1937 NLRB Examiner Explains How Wagner Act Works In Practice Stays I Nanking voting and representation in these cases. The unit may be the craft, the plant or the whole industry. The ziecessity of making this decision throws the Boardinto the AFL-CIO' controversy over craft or industrial unionism." The criteria by which the Board judges the appropriate unit for vot- ing, Mr. Casselman said, are "em- ...…
…1~~MII MIA N DAILY SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 1934 Students Religious As Parents, In New Manner, Says Blakeman Skeptical About Churches, Not Religion; Seek Best Interpretation By ALBERT MAY1O S.C.A. To Hold Patterson Lake Retreat To da Will Hold Week-End Meet Of Project Planning And GroupD iscussions naire given to this year's freshmen in the Rendezvous Camp, he said. A few of the answers by a hundred and twenty freshmen are given be- low: "Do ...…
…_________ T TT1r MTI I A N U ,T XY ESAO '; NEWS Of The DAY S.C.A. To Take Part Northwestern In 'Y' Conference Offers Unique DAILY OFFICIAL B3ULLETIN (By The Associated Press) 35 Die In French Munitions Plant Blasts SAINT CHAMAS, France, Nov. 16. -(AP)-One of France's biggest pow- der factories blew up today, killing an estimated 35 persons and injur- ing more than 200. Army officers directing the rescue work said there were 35 known dead...…
…PAGE TW6 -1 r-, Ti M XI X iTZ - IT'ti M PA'ii., Dr,,". 17, n'"T Congress Will Tax If Social Act Not Lawful (Continued from Page 1) plete bill with broad coverage nut yet specific enough to cover all the phases of unemployment insurance. If only a "skeleton" bill is presented which will comply with the mere es- sentials required by the Federal So- cial Security Act, Professor Haber feels that it will remain on the record and there would be...…
…PAGE TWO U SUNDAY, JAN. 17, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY publican Club to an audience of about' 3,000.I In an election post-mortem Ham- ilton said in the course of his speech! Of Th DAYthat the Republican party had come Of The DA Y tobe regarded as a "closedhcorpora- tion," and at another point, ob- viously referring to the party Old (By The Associated Press) Guard, he remarked: "Liberal is as liberal does." Republicans Told To Approach Labor ...…
…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 MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1939 ! APL ATQ RIA01jfll~j 1 ~1/I4~i1b34 I rT of Ur the re thi lu th4 to te Ed sc we sp inE tea 501 ho hi fi CO the the vo as da af of ti ci thi No Co an Se Fl N W, m 4 Of-CrisisGiveni For Happines To University AUtOs And Inforiality Dominate New York 'ranscript Of Broadcasts School's Campus Life During Czeclh Situation Covers 471 .Programs By LEONARD SCHLEIDER Like the Broadway stage show of A recordi...…
…P'AGE TWOTlEM ii( N iAL UESDAY, MARCH 17, 1930 ... _ 1 1 t 3 Faculty Men Take Part In Sunday Forum Maurer, Dorr, McFarlan Speak On New Deal At Weekly Discussion Although they agreed that the New Deal is not a movement to the Left - at least "very far" to the Left - the three University professors and one local attorney who took part in a round-table discussion at the last meeting of the Ann Arbor Community Forum, held Sunday in Perry School...…
…THEI MICHIGAIN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 17. 1 i U. S. Open-Door Poliy In North China Prevails . .. Phillips Officially Restates Opposition To Japanese Expansionist Activities WASHINGTON, May 16. - fP) - An official restatement of American opposition to Japanese expansionist activities on the Asiatic mainland to- day reflected Washington's growing concern for the future independence1 of North China. Discussing at his press conference news that...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…HTEMICHIGAN DAILY IEecture Series In Journalism Now Offered Twelve Talks On Varied Subjects Will .Publicize Newspaper Problems The series'of supplementary lec- tures being sponsored by the journal- ism department each Wednesday dur- ing the coming semester offer jour- nalism students and all others inter- ested an opportunity to hear about problems . of newspaper. policy and management and to meet and talk with men and women engaged in the pr...…
