…j EAi890 D 410 MEMB[ERt ASSOCITED DL. XL, NO. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS A TQ Q | j"NINE, DEAD AFTER. ,lclg , , Oj j DEj STORMS IN EAST ERTSYSTEM (FyAssciatd Pess ARI Tcame in the wake of a snow storm, NIZ9TION br9Nhet death and suffering over 0069the week-end to the North Atlan- tic states. . . In New England the storm was Propsed dmmitraton Wuldaccompanied by a northerly 'al...…
…The Weather Local snows, colder today; tomorrow some cloudiness and continued cold. Y Lid an aitj Editorials Thank God For Real Americans .. It Won't Happen In Hollywood . . . SXLVI. No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS NOON" Student Is Kill d I Car Crash Bell Tower To Be ity's Highest Building )orothy B. Luther, Victim Of Accident SaturdayMorning '39' Early Three Companions Are Also Injured M...…
… The Weather Cloudy and colder, local snow today; partly cloudy tomorrow. L AL t l AML Editorials Chain Gangs And Child Latbor ... A Case For Colieative security ,.. VOL. XLVII. No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Track Team . Easily Wins Over M.S.C. Shatter Three Records And Tie Three More In Imposing Triumph. 68 -26 Is Margin Gained By Wolves By ROY HEATH Highlighted by the stellar hurdling of Elmer Gede...…
…Weather ing temperature today; to- morrow continued fair. giltPian IX. No. 98 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1939 z luthven Flays Jniversities Which Strive or u bicity takes Plea For 'Sound' News That Tells Real Story Of Our Colleges peaks To Alumni In New York City NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 17.-(Spe- I to The Daily)-Striking at insti- ions of higher learning whose of- ials win cheap publicity by "dis- rering" new educational...…
… The Weather Cloudy with rain or snow to- day; tomorrow partly cloudy with rising temperatures. L ,t . [t cin :4Iat Editorials The Retirement of Professor Strauss .. . Labor Developments.. . VOL. XLVII No. 97 ANN, ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ThURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hoffman Says CiVic Pnners Are To Blame For Accidents Discourteous Attitude Of Motorists Is Condemned By Studebaker Official Need For Accident Investigation Cited By WIL...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'lit b 4 *1 wYiwl rrrYlrr. .r.. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLI. No. 95 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1931 PRICE VE CENTS SPAIN STRUGGLES DESPERATELY TO SOLVE GREATEST PROBLE fS EVER TO FACE PRESENT REGIE COUZENS FAVORS VETERANS' LOAN Madrid Quivers Under, Military Rule as Rulers Wait. ARMY IS PREPARED Three Possible Plans Discus...…
…ther L A61F Ap alt aiI Ed air; Sunday rain lightly warmer. Every Course Must Have Textbook. +..... No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1933 PRICE FIVE N - m i eal IS ni ise(I Caucus One Good Lame Duck Democrat Party Chieftains Committed To A Speedy Passage Of Resolution 0. K.'d By Senators' Garner Is Jubilant; Rainey Sees Victory Rep. Snell Says 10 to 20 Former Dry Republicans Will Vote Wet; 36 States Still Must Ra...…
…or snow today, colder and north by night. id colder tomorrow. I1 C, I r Afria Iati Editorials Nazi Persecution Of C olics; Keep The Students Of The Dives. IV No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1934 PRICE FIVE C U a d Lead's 1934's Political Turmoil: No. 3: The Lands Of Hitler, Dollfuss higan To ick Victory igan Gathers ints To Ohio 1.3 Total 59 2.3 State's' nomores Four Firsts d Is Triple Winner By eking Dash,...…
…4 ESTABLISHFED 1890 '"V Ar* iait A: XLII. No. 97 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1932 _ - ........ .... .......... _- T ROA B UILDING CUT MAY BE N\ESSARY CONFERENCE TOLD Prof. John Worley Addresses Meeting of State Highway Engineers. iLIMIT FUNDS TILL 1946 Evans States Michigan Airports and Facilities Worth - $400,000,000. Sharp reduction and possibly a drastic cut in highway construction for several years ...…
…' z , THE MICHIGAN DAILY [SHOP ROGERS CLA WITH ENGLAND WI1 Mtual friendship between the ople of the United States and gland will aid immensely in Am-' ica's turning from armed isola- )n to a willingness to participate international peace movements, shop Warrexn L. Rogers, '07, told audience of townspeople and udents at a convocation. Sunday ering in Hill auditorium. Bishop Rogers represented three nierican organizations last sum- er in a l...…
…LI THIE MICHIGAN DLiL TVA Decision Major Victory For Roosevelt Eight To One Vote Holds Legal The Disposal Of Surplus Power McReynolds Dissents Judges Say Question For Congress To Answer, Not The Courts (Continued from Page 1) federally-built dams is used by the gvernment. "Surplus power" is that not needed by the government. The decision affects only the valid- ity of the contract in question and the government's right to dispose of property...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 Want To Go Fast?. Try New Trains, 100 Miles Per Hour Students journeying by rail to points both east and west of Ann Arbor, will in the future be trans- ported by the most powerful loco- motives ever in passenger service in Michigan. The locomotives, capable of hauling standard trains at sus- taired speeds of more than 100 miles an hour, have been installed on the Michigan Central railroad and now p...…
…______.THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATAY, I Social Welfare Lecture Series Starts Tuesday Prof. Dunham Will Give Talk On Social Work In Graduate School A series of weekly lectures being .ponsored by the Ann Arbor Com- ,Tunity Fund to promote discussion among women of the country on so- cial welfare and to train volunteer social service workers will be initiat- ed at 10 p.m. Tuesday with a talk by Prof.. Arthur Dunham of the history department on "Wha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1937 Germany Speeding Completion Of New Fleet Of Submarines Reeves Calls Court I "Peer Gynt' ToBe Given -Associated Press Photo These exclusive pictures, the first to be taken of German submarines at sea since the World War, show two of the 250,ton submersibles built by the Third Reich under provisions of the Anglo-German treaty of 1935. Germany has 28 of these subs completed and eight more under construc...…
…P'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBR>1UARxY 18, 193-T Un ivers it 1927 LEGISLATURE PROVIDED UIIIENGl1 Olson Says Purpose Is to Assist Advanced Teacher, Not New Student. y i k.j 4e o o EP a r E j M' iI'y SUBARIEC. MANDER 7 TESTS NW Nl .YiTJ['POLD CEMETERY ON JORDANRIVER J iGAPIAU 'AVY YARD IIfq W LLUL'PRHSED^ BY INDIANA UN! VEI i p,. C 9.s , : :,c .,. ..i,.: ... ,... H-ig ;I-way Engineers Conyv for Three-.Day Mczing; Op...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pubs at.on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all membe of the Univhity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President unt 3:30 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLIII SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1933 No. 98 NOTICES University Broadcasting-Saturday--7:15 p. m. "The Target of the Bleachers" Elmer D. Mitchell, Professor of Physical Education, and Direc- of Intramural Athletics. "Constitution...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Univenity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30: 11:30 a. m. Saturday. )AY, FEBRUARY 18, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 98 Notices To Department Heads and Others Ccneerned: All hourly time slips must be in the business Office February 21 to be included in the February 28: payroll. Edna Geiger Miller, Pa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SELLOGRS DISARMAMENT PARLEY IN SESSION 7/ *s S GROU -mal Professor Talks' lace of Camping Modern Life. SKY WILL SPEAK to Address Course on ciples of Health Control. camp leaders of wide deliver the lectures. on ek counselor training eh opened at 7 o'clock n room 231 Angell hall will meet every Wednes- it was revealed yester- illetin issued by the Ex- art ent of the Univer- is sponsoring the in- 11 p. samson., professor e...…
… 18, 1930 THE A-N ICJ: L}1 PAGE .8 ...30.THE....C.I.AN....I.Y _ 11 w o. I+ -W U - ,, , t T 0 w 4 R AT 549 E. Uniiversity Ave. 3Z0 S. Sate Street 11 1 A -W@w-A44m …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY House Adopts Bill To Guard U.S. Neutrality Measure Sent To Senate But No Action Expected Until Tomorrow WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. - (A) - A stop-gap resolution designed to guard America's neutrality until May 1, 137, was adopted today by the House and sent to the Senate. The vote of approval, announced by Speaker Joseph W. Byrns, was 353 to 27. The measure already was under consideration in the Senate, but with the understanding...…
…FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 TiE MICHIGAN DAILY -ASIDE - LINES 3y IRVIN LISAGOR "1 --c- S. hree Records Fall As rackmen Whip . Star Gazing,.. WHAT they must be thinking: Matt Mann-that his man Haynie is in tow of some heavenly deity- who shepherds scholastic black sheep. Charley Hoyt-that the same heavenly deity is a phoney and itl the wrong hemisphere. Walt Stone-distance ace, shy honor points-that Charley is right. Smack Allen-that Mar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR ESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN MIAMI, FLA.-You can take your sports or leave them, but there are enough takers in this tropical mecca to support a bill of fare second only to New York's in scope. On the menu are the following: horse racing, dog racing (four tracks), ice sports, jai-alai, sailing, skeet matches, table tennis, midget auto racing, golf, acquatic sports, badminton, boxing, basketball, tennis, wrestling, polo, b...…
… Only FiveWolverine AthletesSuccumb To Ineligibilil Ly Jinx Fraternity Mermen Reach Finals Individual nor s One of the largest groups ever tox enter the Intramural interfraternityI swimming meet turned out last night I By ART. BALDAUF to compete in a hotly contested bat- Perhaps it's a bit superfluous to tle for places in the final to be held continually repeat every week the on Friday at 5 p.m. 114 men froml fact that Purdue's Jewell Young...…
…WETWESDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1931 -THE MICHIGAN DAILY , PAGE 'yL. ~ur~c1aurAV 1?TTxi.uai? ..V iR 1.a...T+-' MICIIIC.ANDAILY _- - - _ _ - III I i II I III I i (1 rii Ii i I; l i I I; ,;; ; ,; , II '1 f i . i , ; 'Li . ._ TVVI £l 1 30 '1 l l OF HER E rRKS rw ARTA mwa U UN . ; ' III ' I I I I w - - QAI - - …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY the Hawkeyes Will Seek Revenge Over Wolverines Tonig BOX John Thomas M ichigan Must Win To Stay In Conference Race Michigan Beats Wisconsin 8-1 In Opening Ice Conte Manny Fishman Wes 'Feser Giant Killers College Humor's Joker * * * B ASKETBALL FANS will have their first opportunity to see Manny Fishman, former All-State guard from Detroit Northern, in a Maize and Blue uniform tonight, if Coach Cappon lets him ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Team Wins Second VictoryOverWisconsin,_2 To Cornell College Wrestling Team Defeats Michigan Squ. I PLAY Rubin Scores Lone Fall For Wolverines In 126 Pound Division By BILL REED Taking four out of eight matches and drawing another, Cornell Col- lege wrestlers yesterday afternoon de- feated Coach Cliff Keen's Wolverine team in the Field House by a score of 15 1-2 to 12 1-2. But two falls were registered in the meet, ...…
…, THE MICHIGAN D A IL 'Y MICHIGAN DAILY Local Figures in News Spotlight of Last Semester =Z==== ks Raised ty Ire ' Scholarship, Society, IPolitics Athletics ' Her materaeg Made Oper a Go 'Worthwhile' Her Festival Termed Rum Drinking Brawl * * * Kept Many Students in Indigent School i [ Campus of Past Celebrities Political Scientist Wins Lecture Award The news stories o today make the history ot tomorrow. With this in mind t...…
…Iq THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7T~~AY, ~I~7AflY 18, .. . Published eve y morning except Mondayt during the nijversity year by theBoard in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the itse for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this paper and the loral news published herein Entered at the postoifice at Ann Arbor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY _..- --'4. 4 and "new leaves" are usually motivated by a sin- cere desire for improvement, but along with new semester proclamations they are often followed by a lapse into the former mode of living whether it involves more study or less or something else. Aside from the increased self-esteem that a widely proclaimed academic new deal gives, it is often of little value. Great changes in scholastic ability a...…
…PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, PER. 18 193$ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .gl expenditures. Thus collective security would not only seem to be the best insurance against aggres- sion and war, but would leave the appropriation for the naval increase for desperate internal needs. It would also prevent the danger of a naval race that could only culminate in war. France would welcome an alliance for the purpose of...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB.: MICHIGAN DAILY I ..- i - - si!ti i 1. . hsxrNtarttnr80ac s ,g wa,.. uom.w,.v ited and managed by students of the University of higan under the authority of the Board in Control of dent Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatche...…
…THE M ICHIGA N DA ILY. TIURSDAY, FEB. 18, 1937 THE ICHIGAN DAILY A 6 Member 1937 Associed Coe6ate Pres Distributors of Cl6k]bu Dst Published every morning except Monday during the Cn iverS ear and Puble tonsession by the Board in Member of the Associated PTess The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the ubj for republication of all news dispatches creditedto it or not otherwise credited in this newMpaper. All riht of republicatio...…
…r PGE OUR ~- - THE I HI AN- DAILY kxt r 7.r cn a VPII VSV%*7 x VWV in '4^A4 H EIT.A"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __'_' W E D N E D A r , F E B R U A R Y 1 $ , 1 9 3 1 f Published every morning except Monday during the U:tiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patche...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY from buying the books, and large numbers of them would doubtless do so, while those who had not the means would be materially aided. The li- braries still have a generous margin of unused study facilities and much more use could be, made of them. And as far as the expense to the University is concerned, there is not much ques-j tion as to whether the taxpayers would prefer tof pay for ten books with tax money or for...…
…MICHIG N D AII AILY -114 a ... f.7....... located outside the city limits. But the bigoted attitude of certain mesmbers of the city council has apparently sent the stui~dents out to places as bad as those which they frequented during the days of prohibition. A fight occurred at the place mentioned above the other night in which at least 10 students participated. The proprietor of the place fired at the students with a shotgun and some one...…
…F-11, a" I RE MTCHTGAN DA LY ____________________________ I .~ A.J. ~.J 4~.JA..'SA. Published every morning except Monday during the University. year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein...…
…3RUAIRY 18, 19)30 THE MICHIGA D'AILY Pry r 0ILVAVAM U ZWA tAZJ ,_ .... ._ ' _ f 7' _... rllw- , Y WlI. A. A. TO LAUNCH ON FULL PROGRAM DURING SEMESTER Plans for Annual Penny Carni-I val to be Started in First Week of New Semnester. NAME ELECTION DATE National Athletic Meeting Willi be Held Here in Latter Part of April. With the opening of the second semester, the Women's Athletic Association will launch what isl probably the largest p...…
…1936_; THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Le-ague Plans Mass Meeting For Thursday Officers To Explain Duties Of Major Positions To Juniors, Sophomores A mass meeting of all sophomore and junior women interested in ap- plying for major League positions has been scheduled for 5 p.m. Thursday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Jean Seeley, '36, announced yester- day. The purpose of the meeting is to acquaint the individuals interested ...…
…FUTDAY, FtB. 18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN I)AILY PAGE FIFE FitIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 PAGE FIVE Caduceus Balli Patrons, Motif Are Announced Greek Medicine Theme To Include Hall Album;- Anson Weeks To Play Gglens Sponsors Ball The patrons and patronesses for the fifth annual Caduceus Ball, to be hel from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday in the Union Ballroom, and the theme of the ball were announced yester- day by Robert Denham, '38M, pa- trons chairman and J...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Will Play At Frosh Frolic Friday, March I Jeanne Burt Will Appear At Pay-Off Puerto Rican Disagrees - - Four Out Of Five Are Beautiful, Yes? Artist's Dance 11 I To Be Oriinal Tickets Can Be Purchased At Desk In League Lobby Jeanne Burt '40Ed, will dance at the Pay-Off, to be given from 9 p.m to 1 arm. Fridav it was an- r(eddings k and . I ngagements Mr. and Mrs. Rex MacKenzie of Oak Park, Ill., recently announc...…
…FEB. 18, 1937 T E MICHIGAN DAILY AGE FM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ". +i'" ^ '. T Ti E YM I U H u W n 1 sN n A I T .L PAGE flV~ Guests Named By Commit-tees For Caduceus1 Five Medical Fraternitiesj To Hold Formal Dinners PrecedingDance Betty Lyon Reaches Korean Graduate Student Tells Badminton Finals, n , 1'_ Guests of the committeemen for the fourth annual Caduceus Ball tc be held tomorrow night in the Union Ballroom were announced recently. Ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIEY 1 VCt"EHZt DAV- FEBRUARY 18. 1931 1. 4 7 qwp . " , DEAN ALICE LLOY ' SIT9N DS ATTE'ND MEEIN FILIPINO OPERATIC STAR PLANS VISIT GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. PLANS BRIDGE TEA' Event Will be Held SaturdayI Afternoon in Ballroom of Women's League. National Association of of Women Convenes Fifteenth Meeting. Deans for WILL VISIT ANN ARBOR Attendance of Over 300 Deans of Women From All Parts of U. S. Expected. ih F S v sm .: i...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY 4ki AP0S kmo*M SOCI ETY Yrs. John N. Garner Will Wear Simple Gown At Inaugural B )men' s Team ebates With Northwestern Debutantes Work On Plans For Inaugural Ball Pledgeingf Is 'Many Dances Main Feature Are Scheduled For Sororities For Week-End Many Members Have Left Sorority And Fraternities For Week-End; Others Plan Social Activities To Have Guests Visiting Begin New Semester WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. - (IP - "Just as ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Sb They Had Leads In 'Love On The Run' jT Present A Play Next Week-End 'See Naples And Die' By Ehmer Rice b Being Pre- pared For Showing All the gaiety of an Italian out- door scene, with the bright colors under brilliant sunshine, as well as the cosmopolitan group of people likely to be met with in a Naples hotel, will be depicted in Play Pro- duction's presentation of Elmer Rice's "See Naples and Die," which will be ...…
…''THE IrMTCHT1CAN DATUY MVAVM . xe i7 S s ' ! BRIMS ARE OUTSTANDING, STRAWS ARE ROUGH ON NEW SPRING HATS Felts and Turbans Tie for First I1"In many smart shops," contin- Place in Sports !ted Mrs. Harrison, "I saw felts, but donly for wear with sport outlts. c} ls-One of the most striking models was the 'touch-down' hat, with a "Brims are the most outlstaniding two-and-a-half inch brimi with a feature of this season's hats," said' dip ov...…
…E ICHY C A N DA I L Y TUESDAY, SPRTANS EETWEIMANA MINNESO MICHGAN QUIlNTET' CEPTS PURDUE LEADS IN TA POsT CONFERENCE RACE Purdue, with 1929 Conference gridiron diadem already tucked away in her trophy cases, is look- ing hungrily to the nabbing of a second consecutive championship with high hopes. Outin front of the pack at the halfway mark the fast-moving Boilermakers are con- ceded a very excellent chance to gain Big Nine cage honors. Wisc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track Meet To Be Held Here Tonight More Sports On Page Eight r / (I I The HOT STOVEI --Bv BILL REED I Box Score Santa Anita Field. Is Reduced To 12 I I 11- Zy 3L, ru - i; i' q NOT AT ALL STRANGELY, the course of human events continues even during this paper's lapses in publication. As a matter of fact, it1 is the common, although irreverent opinion among the editors that the Second Coming will occur on ...…
…D PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 192i Social Service Talks To Be"i On Wednesda y Detroit Welfare Director Will Steak On Poor In First Of Six Lectures Mrs. Irene Ellis Murphy, director of the Central Volunteer Bureau of the Council of Social Agencies in De-, troit, will make the first of a seriesI of six lectures sponsored by the Ann Arbor Social Service when she speaks, on "Who and Why are the Modern Poor?" at 10 a.m. Wedne...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT ;rades Road To Barcelona Is Strewn With War Wreckage Are Received By 49 Students ? Persons Gain Honor In Literary College; One In Architecture College Final Marks Issued Xl-"A" records were made last nester by 49 students enrolled in School of Forestry and Conser- tion, the School of Music, the pool of Education, the College of chitecture and the College of Liter- ire, Science and the Arts, Robert Williams, assistant ...…
…THURSDAY, FEB. 18, DAILY OFFICIAL BULTETIN Blind Student Defeats Handicap, Is Graduated From Law School t U-Nommummummm (Continued from Page 4) By ARNOLD S. DANIELS will not be graduated until his final Victorious o v e r circumstances examinations have been graded, but Freshman Activities Assembly: Ans his professors say that this will be Assembly to acquaint all freshmen which would have discouraged any only a formality. His scholastic ...…
