… ESTABLISHED 1890 Air AL -A6. =t I. aIIM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS mks= - YYYYYYYYYIWIYI/Y ONNOWANNOW i ' VOL. XL. NO. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PICE FIVE CENTS STUDE T Am mm Mb T O B LLOT 0 ''1 CAMPUS ATHLETES, FEATURED IN OPEN HOUSE FESTIVITIES Large Crowd Turns Out to See Championships for Winter Season Decided. MORLEY LEADS FEMACERS Tennis Is Center of Attraction as Clark Takes Title...…
…The Weather lViortly tliiuly, r xin or iow In s itherast toda:v; tomnorrow ic, Aep Ap -.-ahk, ritx Editorials Future Of The Student Senate .. . At Withmn Are We LLugfiniz?. VOL. XLVI No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS England Sanctionls Proposal F o u r - Power Conference To Discuss Hitler's Plan To Be Held In May France Approves London Program Germany To Be Requested To Submit Soviet Pact To Hague Cour...…
… The Weather Cloudy, showers in East, cooler in south and central portion to- day; tomorrow fair, warmer Li L, Sir' iga Daiti Editorials Thinking The Emancipation Of Swing . . VOL. XLVII. No. 123 AIlq ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 PRICE FIVE U Michigan Gets First' In Relays, Gives Loud Lectures Scores In Ten Events; 401/ Garnered In Lash Misses Of Eleven Points Are 5th Win Mark / In 3,000 Meters frDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Mar...…
…The Weathit Ra in or sow toay; tombr- row, siiow flurr''ies. Y Sir 41 ~iai1 Editorials Proposal For The C'amipu.. VOL. XLVII No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Conservatism Of 6 Regents Hit By Shields Seeking Post Regent Candidate Charges Board 'Out Of Harmony1 With Present Times' Van Wagoner, Lynch SpeakersAt Rally By WILLIAM A. SPALLER The Board of Regents is "out of harmony with present times" beca...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy today; tomor- row showers, followed by colder at night. A6F t r4 t 44 attlj Editorials Publicizing The Hopwoods . Federal Action In Ohio. .. VOL. XLV. No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS fri-Power Chairman Of J.G.P. Parley Is While Germany Plans New System, Rumors Say She May Hit Treaty Again 'Watchful Waiting' Is Attitude Of U.S. France, Italy Displeased At Mild Protes...…
… ESTABLISHED EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 121 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSj PRICE FIVE CENTS .w TH [E4UTH~ RTII~VE T ER ANS' LOAN TO SPEAK TONIGHT' ON UNEMPLOYMENT Murphy, M'Broom, Dexter Will Talk at Mass Meeting in Hill Auditorium. GOORICH IS CHAIRMAN Conference to be Sponsored by Ann Arbor Ministerial Association. Attention of both student...…
…The Weather (.en erally fair, slightly warm- (,r in south portion Tuesday; Wednesday unsettled, warmer. A .90 Mw tt r. it6iga :4Iaitl9 Editorials Unwisdom lOf Kentucky Legislatunre. I I VOL. XLIV No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS J. 0. Murfin Made Regent omstoek Detroit Attorney To Fill Position Left Vacant By Shorts' Resignation New Appointee Is Noted Republican Appointment Is Requested By Retiri...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 _ Ai w1t ja MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XLII. No. 123 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1932. WEATHER: Fair PRICE FIVE C SUCCESS ASSETS TO BE DISCUSSED I rsonal Philosophies Will Be Subject at Meeting. PICK COMMITTEE Williamson Will Head Group in Charge of Conference. Whether ideas or ideals are the biggest assets in achieving suc- cess will be considered at a parley on personal philosophie...…
…T1AIr- MT(M-1TCAN DAILY l l3J '.,A NEW PLANET IS REVEALED BY PHOTOGRAPH; IMADLAC kCREEN DISCOVERED BY HUGE 24-INCH TELESCOPE[SDRFECI f REFLECTIONS - iGI~~~[S [IVLi AM %~~EBE Encouragement of Scholarship The Men Have It.- in Journalism Students Is Not much glory for cinemactress- Pfes these days with two pictures fea- purpose of Award- turing male stars and the third go- ing as far as "Men Without Wo- ONLY SENIORS ELIGIBLE men." The latter o...…
…~1T MIHT(N IAfty FRIDAY, MARCI 20, 193E L i 1 L 1 Second Flood In A Half Century Hits Johnstown, Pa. Ii VPA,;TOWAN DA " Ross TER. INDIANA TY ALTO0NA PITTSBURGH JOHNSTOWN PH ILA- DELPHIA* MORGAN- CUMBERLAND MD TOWN0BALTIMORE W-VA. VA. WASHINGTO' eCore EL. es R RICHMOND JOHNSTOWN , ro0SO PA.IES ( EVENING RADIO IPROGRAMs__ 6:00-WJR uck Rogers. WWJ Ty yson. WXYZ Cnriast i Music. CKLWOiar 6:15- WJR ,Jnior Nurse Corps. WWJ Dinner Music. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A I L Y GUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 Michigan, First State University, Often First In Educational Fields Tappan, Angell, Burton Do Much To Establish Alma Mater's Fame (Continued from Page z doctors, eight mills and a plow fac- tory. The University fathers had their choice of two possible sites: the' one making up our present campus and another beside the Huron River. As it turned out, many feel they selected the wrong one and that t...…
…THE MICHIGAN BDATLY SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 137 __ a. _ . s .. _ . _ s s ~ _. meeting was Lorena M. Gary, of] Western State Teacher's College, whose paper dealt with "Byron's Opinion of His Contemporaries." Through Byron's letters to Shelley, Miss Gary found thatrthetwo were on very friendly terms, and that By- ron was frank in acknowledging his fondness for Shelley's work. On the other hand, according to Miss Gary, Byron had no patience with ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935 I _ 1f ...... ...... .. s ... .......~~ ... ,. ,. ,. LAT E NEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin Is oconstructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received' at the office of the Assistant to the Preaident until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. To Lead Germany In Arms Controversy Classified Directory WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 124 at 11 a.m. All upper cl...…
…-14 M~ rHT. AN T).ATLYd FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 ' L llL .11\1'i M CTf ( 1. 1\ fL t" 1L L'+.arIDAY MrcARCN 0. fl V --AUV7 ~ - f- - - - -A -® w-r > ® - 1 BROTHERS FACES TRIAL IN CHICAGO FOR MURDEROF TRIBUNE REPORTER _.. .. _n.- --- ___ .. _. POND| TRAC FIRT Art Had Beginning SimultaneousI With That of Man, Says Noted Architect. CITES THREE ASPECTS Discusses Relationships of Greek, Roman, Oriental Styles of Construction. "Laying the Foundti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fraternity, Sorority Tax Roll (To the Nearest Dollar) Name of House Appraisal Ta Paid plinquCent Pen Acacia . . . ................ $23,500 $ $ 85.9. Alpha Chi Sigma ..........6,700 237. Alpha Delta Phi .........32,000 1,133. Alpha Kappa Lambda . ... 11,000 134. 254. Alpha Kappa Psi (Owned by the Unive'sty, exeilipt) Alpha Lambda .........4,800 169. Alpha Omega .............8,000 288. Alpha Rho Chi .... ...... 11,250 397. Al...…
…THE TCHIGA D TLY SUNDAY, MARCH I THE MTCVIIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH I ELL RECEIV°ED Churches Will Hold MA YOR INDICTED Specl Srvices Today (Continued From Page 1) 7:30 o'cloc:. Tonight, Monday and Tuesday night there w-ill be services at 7:30 with solemn closing T'ues- Daily Official Bulletin .I P.: B [ BEEo i FOR RENT-Two furnished apart- ments, also a single room, steam heat, shower, garage. Dial 8544. 422 E. Washington. 525c st...…
…_ . "" M ~ ~ 6 IC~rrA'Ir~tY 1wlYrrrwrrrr rYrr rr 1 ;. ::.r. nm u _ .rn.....:.n':... ,. __ .., 'A -AA L L 21,VA A NI A a A to t']. 11 L 3"'l..l 1.J . _ _...... {-. _...._.. _ .. .,,:.... YYIiVf1M i Kfl1._ :n.uv. r .. \i1i Wl1 .. _. .Ml rr r 'i I I .r r nr nr rr irr4 ... ." ' ,.. Rrrnurrnr nnrrrrrr i' rrr.s.i NATIVE VARSITY DEBATING TEAM EXPE RI1 OlSUSSS WILL OPPOSE IOWA ON PROHIBITIONICMRUS WILOM -:o J ZON COAL PROOUCATIO _.Albout Books..R...…
…FRIDAV, MARC 26, l1). THE MICHIGAN DAII LY PAGE Til ------------- Track Teamii IeAkIVCS TodIay To Dlfnid II Butler Relay CrPOw11 Indiana Stands In Victory Path Of Wolverines Bob Osgood Will Not Run; Owens May Be Back To Bolster Ohio State Having met and conquered Indi- ana's thinclads twice this season when, the Hoosiers were favored to win, Michigan's track team tomorrow will again find Coach Billy Hayes' men standing in the way...…
… SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .., +a: r. a r a v i s v i ~ i 11 1- Poland Victor In Lithuanian Border Crisis Wide Anti-Jewish Rioting Reported By Warsaw: Two Dead,_Many Hurt (Continued from Page 1) dition for talking terms with the lit- tle Republic, now two-thirds sur- rounded bythe expanded Reich. Czechoslovakia's existence virtual- ly rests on her alliances with Russia and France, apart from sturdy reli- ance on her own mil...…
…THlE I4iCiliIAN DAILY The Wolverines To Defend Title At Butler Relays Today PRESS ANGLE Lmaa By GEORGE J. A I3GWi 4 (Tally Spart. UuIWm Caustic Comments ... BIGGEST LAUGH of the week from the sports columns of thek University of Washington (Seattle) News with its publication of an all- American basketball team selected by A. A. Schabinger, former Creigh- ton coach and past president of the National Basketball Coaches Associa- tion. Sch...…
… 35 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nineteen Sports Feature Seventh ITM O Wrestling And Basketball To Head Pro ram Anderson To Play Dean In Finals Of Annual Indoor Tennis Tournament Overflow Expected LeVandlowski And Bauss, Ex-Champ, Will Meet In Boxing Exhibition The intramural department's sev- enth annual Open House, Ann Ar- bor's largest athletic show featuring 19 sports and over 500 participants, will begin today at 7:00 p.m. and for three hours ...…
…1MIARCH 20, 1931 THE MICHIAN ILL _ H#WRBD M.l JONES Cites Importance of Observing Foreign Judgments of Our Literature. NOTES SIEGFRIED BOOK MOTHER DECIDES "FATE OF KILLER Conside Maz rs Writings of ur, Produced Be Industrial Crisis. Carter, fore What's Going on T 1LAThES Majestic-Jeanotte MacDonald in "The Lottery wride," with Joe E. Brown, Zasu Pts John Gagrrick, Robert ChishcT _ , and Josc1, -,,7" cauley.i Michigan - Leon Errol in "...…
…Y, MARCH 20, 1934 TIDE MTCTTIG~AN DATT .V a as 1J tWa a U it 1 V M l'q ,., ti 1. L 1 PAC Cliff Keen Accepts Londes' Challenge For Wrestling Mate. Varsity Coach PLAY. Accepts Challenge AN C" BYI-rLAYX By AL NEWMAN Side-Bet. * * * WILLIAM T. TILDEN JR., of Philadelphia, Pa., is going through a year of triumph, Mr. Tilden, who is a tennis player whose name you have undoubtedly heard before, has in fact been waiting for this year of ...…
…1932. 1'NT~ THTDA TE F' ---- lational Tank Tilt Scores Sell -Out for Fina EXPECT OVER 100 TANKMEN IN WIT More Than Twenty Teams Enter Contestants for American Intercollegiates. More than twenty schools are en- tered in the ninth annual National Collegiate Swimming Champion- ships and Olympic trials to be held here next Friday and Saturday. Upwards of 100 competitors are ex- pected to take part in the cham- pionships. Y Tickets for....…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY TIrtSDAY, MAROH 20, 1030 34t Sic! tau satin Published every morning except Monday during the Tiiersity 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- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein-. Entered at the post...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY an. a . -, . M.I.. ..IT. 1 . 1.AN 1./ .ADA.v THE MICHIGAN DAILY ism but we can't laugh at Townsendites. For they are part and parcel of America. But we join with the future veterans in a good T hfe Conning Tover laugh, however, at the crowd before the tent show. ; The stuff in the bottle may be just plain water, the Indian doctor may be an unemployed brake- THE DIARY OF OUR OWN SAMUEL PEPYS man, but as much as we l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1938 - ,oUr y . s m m am.m " w e IE MICHIGAN DAILY -1 .,,. .1 , dlted and managed by students of the University of tchigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Otuder* Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press whe Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatche...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATMDA'Y, 1 LL'L/ if1.1 \J.1i 1RJ:L Y.1 \i! 1]R1 L J_ Published every morning except Monday during the Uiversity year and .Hummer;Session by ete oaid in Control of Student Publications y Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusvely entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or -iot otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of -all °other matter...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN. ubiisaed every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- 1of Student Publications. [ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association 1 tht Big Ten News Service. MEMBER Asociated 'oleiate ras 1934 1935=- MAUSo WScONSIN MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use republication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH. 20, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 Published every morning except Monday during the University 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 patches credited to it or notaotherwise credited In this paper and the local news published herein. ...…
…___IIE MICHIGAN DAILY E MICHIGAN ]DAILY I --N . Or1D~TP cIg,, N'yWUIMlp4 ,,,&,9 0 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and tie Big Ten News Service, xsociA#ed f ltc irtt -~19 33 C io N i IOt A~ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pr~ess is enclusively entitled, to the use for repu...…
… ublished every morning except Monday during the University >y the Board in Control of Student Publications. ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Ie Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ation of all new lispatches credited to it or not otherwise _d in this paper and the lhcal]neWS published herein. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of postage granted by Th...…
…z s"THE MICHTCAN DILY'___ oil ss / s-- : a .. _._.. ,.. ESUOTRIO TO END SERIES OF R ~f TJE LROFPSLSHDSW N WOMENLSTUDENTSELSHUCOSOCIETY WTALKSELRYF PASTLSHADSWOR LOCALNCHAMBR MUSICAHDEI SIl TI ll WI uTH WHITE FORMVALS, SAYS BEL [DII~ F E I!~~ ByBell. Itkingly beautiful, as one of TO BE BECIP INJS I I'T'' Nov that the play has brought l ulta-smart favorites This L. :t j yaSchools of Several Types Are !girls, there will be mad scrambles...…
…t HE MICHIGAN AILY PAGE FIVE A nnual Frosh Frolic To Be Held Today In MichiganUnion B allroom Pollard, Bissell Will Lead 600 In Grand March Sammy Kaye's Orchestra, Featuring Tommy Ryan, To Play For Dance Scheduled to begin at 11:45 p.m., the grand march of the annual Frosh Frolic, which is to be held in the ball- room of the Michigan Union tonight, will be led by Betsy Bissell, of De- troit, and Robert Pollard, general chairman for the ev...…
… SUNDAY, MARCU 20, 1938 TI E MI hTiG AN D AILY PAGE FIVE Second All-Campues Tea Dance Is -Sponsored By Assembly And Congress Robert May Is Chairman Of Affair; Will Be Held In Ballroom Of League The second All-Campus Tea Dance, sponsored by Congress and Assembly, will be held from 4 to 6 p.m., Thurs- day in the League Ballroom. Robert May, '39E, is chairman and Lorraine Lievrouw, '40, will assist him. Admission for men will be 25 cents, b...…
…a 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IVE Name Patrons For Lawyers' Annual Dance Ruthvens Head Long List; Prof. And Mrs. Durfee, Dr. Brace,_Chaperons The patrons and patronesses for Crease Dance, the annual lawyer's closed formal which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the, lounge of the Law Club, have been announced by Robert Hogueland, '37L, chairman of this committee for the affair. President and Mrs. Ruthven head the list of patrons and pa...…
…1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I Elective Officers Of LeagueAnd W. A. A. Will Be Chosen Tomorrow Candidates For 9 Positions Are Made Known - Campus Women To Vot From 9 AM. To 5 P.M In University Hall Elective officers of the League anc W.A.A. will be chosen by campu women's vote between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. tomorrow in University Hall. Th Judiciary Council will conduct th elections. Betty Chapman, '36, and Doroth3 Shappell, '36, are the candid...…
…RIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAC . . . . I "41 Outdoor Meet. An innovation on this campus,' and one of the outstanding events in the series of outdoor parties be- ing sponsored by the Women's Ath- letic Association this year, will be the treasure hunt to be held at 2 O'clock tomorrow afternoon by W. A.A. All women students, as well as active members of W. A. A. are in-' vited to attend the party. The guests will ,meet at the Wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Serviees For Iitiates Keep Houses usy Dances, Rushing Dinner Are Part Of This Weck'i Peas For Enrtainmen . Fraternities and sororities, in ad- dition to holding formal initiations last 'week-end, also entertained with banquets and dances. Alpha Omicron Pi Florence Brady, '33, of Kalamazoo, is visiting here throughout the week. Delta Phi Delta Phi fraternity held formal initiation Saturday for the following pledges: John Ber...…
…MARCH 20,1932. rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE I r% 0% - -a m m -0 f Sororities 1E 1PHI et O'Brien ]I et O'rien]Jean Berridge Breaks Record the first to use the visiting delegateB. system. It started the first frater- in Back Stroke by Almost nity endowment fund, of $50,000, Two Seconds. and was the first fraternity to put out a history of its first fifty years. Twelve women competed for time The group has also been prom- in the intercollegiate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Th'RSI)AY-. MARCH- 20, 1930 T COACH FARR ELL PICKS T R ACKMEN TO MEET CORNELL U BROWNS GET IN SHAPE AT WEST PALM BEACH TK1M OUTDOOR DRILLS OF INDIANA NINE \N UNCOVER PROMISING MATERIAL Tspeci a to 'r a1 Included in the list are8 lettermen 1 I Z: i vi1Vt 1, . , . S~~l~11 . -With the diamond in fairly good Coach Matt Mann Drills Merman condition daily practices are being. Daily to Avert Mediocre held by the India...…
…PACE MX THE MICHIGAN DAILY F-RfDAV, MARCH 20, -192G PA(~E SIX FTLTflAV, MARC'H 20, 19i6 Expect Sharp De bate Over Relief Request Message For More Funds Creates Problems Of Larger Appropriation WASHINGTON, March 19. - (A") - Prolonged and bitter debate, particu- larly in the Senate, is expected to develop over President Roosevelt's re- quest that $1,500,000,000 be approp- riated for the continuance of federal work relief. Although the requ...…
…9 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Michigan Wrestlers Capture Mat Crowns In A .A. 9.Meet Savilla, Sparks And Heavenrich Are Victorius Other University Students Show Well As Champions Are Named In 9 Classes By HERB LEV A former Varsity captain, one of this year's letterwinners, and an up and coming freshman prospect, col- laborated to give Michigan three champions in the annual state A.A.U. wrestling tournament, held last night at the Int...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ML Prof. Hammett Turkish Student To awB Her O WJR Traces Growth e'arI" Murphy, Couzens Talk Over Strike Of Arciteture Discusses Foreign Effects On* American Building Style Devlopment Influence Eropean By ROBERT MITCHELL Americans should not condemn themselves for not having developed an architecture strictly of their own, P'of. Ralph W. Hammett of the Col- lege of Architecture stated yesterday, because American architect...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935 Plan To Widen Swirling Dust Clouds Darken All Of Western Kansas Professor Worrell Appointed To FellowshipAdvisory Post Appointment of Prof. William H. Jewish cultural center in Palestine. Worrell of the oriental languages de- They have a fine university in Jeru- partment to an Advisory Committee salem with some of the best minds from Europe as instructors. The on two annual fellowships was made...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAYMARCH 20, 1931 3 Games for 1931 Season Players May Aid Connie Mack's Team MICHIGAN, CORNELL HAVE EQUAL I'T in Drive for Another World Championship CHANCES FOR VICTORY ON TRACKN TO s ' 1111 TinflifI nrrr * 4 ______________________ 4.. ____________________ ~.4.. .~ I 4 ,. 7 By Bill Myers With the Red and White squad of thinclads from the East holding a decided superiority in the field events while the Hoytmen mainta...…
…T Law Institute Holds Second Session Here Enforcement Officers Hold Meetings For Study Of Crime Detection With an even larger attendance than at the first meeting, the second day session of the Institute for Law Enforcement Officers, held yesterday in the West Medical Building, was addressed by three members of the University faculty and by an officer of the Michigan State Police. In the first morning meeting, Prof. John C. Bugher of the path...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNA )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to e President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ACADEMIC NOTICES Congregational Student Fellowship: Dr. E. W. Blakeman will lead University Lecture: Wednesday, March 23, at 4:15 p.m., Room 303 a discussion on "Youth Looks at Religion." Lester Houck and Iris Becker Chemis...…
…TFIE M CI-GAN DA fbY _, .. .. .. ..v ... 4: r.i i ..:a. --- Finals Feature of' Open House Program .. - . -- - - n m - - - - . - - r ALP4IA SICMA ihii~ Q r P p HIFIFTEEN SURVIVE OPENING ROUNDS IN ALL-CAMPUS WRESTLING MEET TIT I F ________ y. Y.4 M' r'. ; a?' M AW lid LW 1 1I I I I. Amongthe fifteen survivors of he gained a time decision over the All-Campus wrestling tourna- I 9 ment which was held last night at Gravelle in 3: 18. ...…
…FASH ION WUPPLEMENT ap" ii: A iat&u FASH ION SUPPLEMENT VOL. XLVI No. 121 / ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936 O:JS M PRICE FIVE CENTS r r Is- SA 0 I v to" ICNV / / {: Men and Women Alike. . THE FOLLOWING PAGES offer happy release from Winter. They afford the opportunity to salute Spring in Her own mood . . jauntily, cheerfully. These pages present your chance I) to dress gaily as the new season, and to save o...…
