…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr .illt INUMMOMMEMOLA --.- - - MAL MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 103. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929 EIGHT PAGES FRATERNITY INITIATES 1GVERNGR DENIES THAT j Sir[o COUNCIL PICKS MICDY STUDENTS,_INSTRUCTORI REGENTS PLAY POLITICSbL FOR VICE-PRESIDENCY Initiation ceremonies at whichr (yAssociated ess) Ernest B. McCoy, '29, was elected nine students and one faculty LANSING, Feb. 20.--Governor vic...…
…TH-MEMICHI G"AN .... r......,..,-_,..,,.._..,.._..,..,... ..w.. _....... DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1929 - . _ ORSAMUS M PEARL, '29 WINS TIMES CONTEST 01 CURRENT MATTERS Committee Battles PRESIDENT LI T TLE PRAISES S TUDENTS; STILL SEEKS" Cn (ar T4 l. TO AID UNIV ERSITY, HE SAYS IN NEW YORK ADDRESS Proposed Reductioir of Tkx Brings Debate Of Church Sup#orters And Bell Makers Pitched battles, pleas for lifting "If there -I the Unive...…
…t~ry f. - -- - - . - -- aSS '91-IL IWIcHIuAN .' University Will Aid " . . " Alumni In Research GROUNDH OG DIDN'T SEE HIS SHADOW; SPRING WILL BE HER-E EARL- ES? I t!I jI By Bobo only city to be struct by this vio- JI f > O1 er Co-operation Of F s u es t February 2, last, was groundhog lent cold wave, as Lansing report- 'UDegree To Shaw In Ievestigatsiorday,.that iallowed and traditional ed a sub-zero temperature of 20 Of Alumni College...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY T U aI AY FEBRUARY it,'-1020 PAGE FOUR '1'HURSDAY F~flIVCXARY ~ .... . . rublished 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 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 ...…
…THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 21, 1929 THE MIC h1AN DA ILY _.. -. " ...... ......... ,-557 5hZ I . OoWO N'Sa-_TEAM COMPETES KSTUDENTS DOING PART-TIME WORK IN RIFLE MATCH All the esasa- gc HAVE CLUB FOR SOCIAL PURPOSES " B IDN I---titlc are embodied in "Forward { tf uT 0 ~ L I f LLSeend Semester Rifle Classes Are March," a travesty on war and i)'TUD NU LKiR Beta Kappa Rho, a society for homes and work for room or board r U Announced To Open ...…
…Ft F:1- t 'CF "'C AN >. A 1 L N" _.-;~1A, i~UJ .... .< WOLVERINE BASEBALL SQUAD WILL MAKE JAPAN r TRIP TRIP EXTENDS ROM JULY UNTIL OCTOBER Schedule For Coach Fisher's Squad Is Now Being Arranged By I.G Joga Otsuki Basketball Quintet Starts Work For Game With Iowa C+ SIXTEEN TO MAKE TOUR Michigan's Varsity baseball team will make the long contemplated trip to the Orient this summer, it' was announced yesterday by Field- ing H. Yos...…
…FEBRUJARY 23, 1929 THE MICHIGAN 1 LY MICHIGAN £~AiLY v7o iverine H ockey Team To" M eetGop,,herSx-Ttl TO E[NGAGE11NORTHME1i Contrary to existing Intrauralbuildng , 'vrsity To Seek Revenge for EayIaualidnwr aura Defeats By Big Ten Leading Tennis, basket ball, M inesota Team squash, and volley ball _____all be open. Swimmil SECND AM9SATRDA bti ige will be continu SECOD GME ATUDAY boxing and wrestling .r open.. It is expected Michigan...…
…PAGE BIGHT TIITJ.RSDAY, FEBRUARY 2f, 106' THE- M'!C,,,I-JIGAN DAILY i'AGE EIGHT Ti-IF. MICIIIGAN F)AIL'Y TIIUhSDAY, FI~13RUAflY 21, 192~ D0:A I LY FIILBULLE blication i#. the Bulletin is constructive notice to all of the Unhierity. Copy received by the Assistant to tJ dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a, in, Saturdiay.) "THREE TIMES WILL BREAK THE SPELL" DECLARES FLO HTFLUSETS AS HE PREPARES VETERAN PLANE FR Ht AAA"FLIG a~AIIIS4U DY No.03 Thir...…
…'4 ZSTABLISHED 1890 ICY tigan I x ni ASSOCIATED. ,XL, NO. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB2RUARY 21, 1930 EIGHUT PAGES PRICE FIVE CEN t_°. =OFD[C 00[jDOUMERGUE CALLS UPON LEADER JNSSOT 7T AELA OFTECHRDCA OIAIT IN SAVANNAH OPEN TOURNEY- .tmsDsgac P it ewn tep! iet en ocl [A IIP[ 1 C IAInH hmin rasPrb wt 0hshlei n loe TENCH SE 101.TTLE TO FORM* GOVERNMENT, CA 3INET A PPOINT R.CAE FRENCH, ADAMS TIE FOR _SECOND " Tcud In vla ...…
…F.A G ~T T % THE MvICHIGAN DA!ILY FRIDAY.EBUR~ 2.-10 V [11Y1 i1:L.p SVMV EDMONSON WJILL C'IEK F E TO ATLANTIC CITY' EDUCATIO0NAL MEET' [LLED AND SIXTY-FOUR SERIOUSLY INJURED 'S E COOMNAVIATOR WHEN OIL PLANT STILL EXPLODES AT ELZB'HTT C,9t WORLD'S 'FORUMULATE PLANS1 'FOR NEXTM[ETINGi * 'Michigan Schoolmasters' Club to Convene i Annual Classical re Conference, April 23-26. S : BREAKS RECORD DETR-OIJT COMPANY $815,OOO EQUIPMENT Dynamic...…
…-- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY-.21, 1 ao I HE IVIICH IGA - DA LLY PAGE '1raEU _._ FRIAY ____.A .21.___. --_H_ MIC ,-JIG..AI Y G T iR Pack Gives $200,000 for Forestry School Foundation Fund , 'ESTABLISHES GEORGE WILLIS of ;HeadOppston ECHNI Wis.Over r ur OT EDINA KlR PRO MOTION fli FOARqT NUBET M lHN Ex-President Coolidg(e and. Wif e Welcomed nra TfHLH i IP'Bl T-by Large Crow d at Lips Angeles Stationi .ill ItI Ir AT WORKEXHIT Will reelclu...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY EflIAYEB1ZUARY 21, t9301 ___. Published every morning except Monday during the Tjniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. c 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 in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the po...…
…* AY, rTT3r-,,TJ RY "1, 1930 THE MICHIGAN A I L .4fr MUE FIVE, _Y ~BhA, 21_ v _3O__T_-LMICHIGAN £) A I L YPclE FI_ A " TA! A l \ MUSIC SBOOITIES UATE TO PLAY HERE TNH REORGANIZE DUE TO SCHOOLS' MERGERH = ELIZABETH FORD WINS CHI DMEGA 1Botli Sides of Main Sireet' Isj Best Undergraduate Paper in Sociology 51 Course. CLASS USES NEW METHOD0S IN VERSEl Poo-i y Ts Studied "Through the Senses by Mcans of Sights, Sounds, and Smells. GIRL ...…
…SIX THE MI ICA L AIL ,vr _FRIDAY, l;ThBR U AR 21, 1930- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21,,. 1~3O. lOPHER PUCKSTERS TOMEET VARSITI HERE TONIGHT WOLERINE TILE W tCHNCESAT STAKE Michigan Skaters Have Good Chance for Big Teti Championship. COURTIS GOES TO WINGI Revenge bent 'Gopher bladesmen ~will plan a turnabout this even- ing in the Coliseum when Coact Eddie Lowrey's Varsity puckster. take the ice against Minnesota'E ,hard fighti...…
…Tk'_Y, s BRU AY ,21, 10 rnMichiganPcksters BOXERS PREPARE 6 Meet Gophers Tonight FOR TOURNEY (Continued From Page 6) who has shown Varsity ability on With an increase of nearly a the ice will undoubtedly see plenty hundred over last year's class Coach action at a wing post. Sippila, Let Philbin's oxers are rapidly Coach Everett Dean to Present another forward will probably seeri S, rounding into form iipreparation THE MI C HIGAN DA I LY _ _...…
…AOL iC iIT TlEMC{'IA "TA-4 E JVI I* C H'I G A N LA1 LY 3r i k 1 DA1311,LOLF[IIIIN !Yokc)hda p(i i!s Watch Bukicti Board BULL[TIN rresults of Recent General Ulcc Puibtlie ;tir~ n xthr Bullet in 1. ,~,(ri t. ivc 'e nticv to all m r 0i the U~iver.,ty. Copy rjtcxit v bwt AsA t eant te r c:i. dent until a30 p.fi t I(1:,0 a. m, . rrd~y tI VOL. N f'Lbi FRDA , F 21UASY , '. R ,} X T e t L12101'I JS5li3u.e 1 tfldy. wil" t , ''iK. V : iw8iv~~ti...…
…ESTABLISHED l10 It Air 4 A60 all 34a 1 g MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Y EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRICE FIVE CENTS Y VOL XLI. No. 98 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS ASIATIC EXPEITIONI UNCOVERS SECRETS,1 OF PARHIAN RAE Professor Waterman, Leader' of Group, Returns From Work. PALACE IS UNEARTHED Characteristics of Civilization in Ancient Mesopotamia Brought...…
…* . ~TWO °T°PP R/I Tr 14 T f°_ A NT n A T T V C R Rr'1'TT9 T T L"s'G' L"f TT n ' ' fF' +11 - . n h 1' ________i AL.. i11 '~Iil.t-AIN LYLA 1 L..Y A UR, DA V1 Y , I-RU R V 1,f4 1931 Student CRDMTH OF CROUP RAPID; MEMBERS CI ENISTRUICTION Organization Formed in 1928-29 Owns Entire Equipment for Training. HAS BRILLIANT RECORD Michigan One of Few Colleges to Have Society Included in Engineering Field. By Richard L. Tobin, '32. Gliding is mak...…
…SATUR~DAY, FERUARY 21,._1931. THE MICHIGAN DAILY -~FACE Tmm TH REE CANDIDATES IGHT FOR CHICAGO Racd for Republican Nomination Narrows Down to Lyle, Thompson, Albert. PRIMARY ,IS TUESDAY Oil Boom strikes Small Village of Longview in Texas; Crop Failures Forgotten as Large, New City Springs Up Present City Head in Bitterest Battle of Career to Keep Job. (y Associatfe Press CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-William Hale Thompson - "Big Bill Thompson" to...…
…- PAOR foul. THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SATUIRDAY. FE13RTIARY 21, 1931 THE MICIG N DIL L i.dbA846l 44AV A. !tb? L t7V.L 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- atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n'this paper and the loc...…
…PAGE FIVE TI-I'r. MrfO-Tr.CAN DfAILY tkAM'fr nT V AX rVnTT~A 1"V 91 inl ') b41±URDAYi~, 1 a'BBsUA1iXi Z1, IV51 1 1"1L. J1 k' . ,.I1t r% N e r x * ......... ' _ " i * TATIM M W A vA IL - v SAILING, FOR EUROPEAN HONEYMOON IPING-PONC HISIMATR NNWOKBFR ~ I IDIDFESMN FILM ACTORS IN NEW YORK BEFORE IILL CL BSEA L NFAflEPTEO FOR MEET Entrants May Sign Poster in SVDSEETDBarbour Gym; Marjorie SORORITIES GIVE RUSHING PLEDGES I I t I i ...…
…0 THE MICHIQA_ I DAILY SATIJR-F'iAY, 17AE~tTAY 21, 193. Veteran In~aa ,'am 1/pW leie,25-5 I Vastt°0 ' ... 5 _s '' ; 'a ' ' ' 5,. '' ' -x 417" eams to. Sfee Action Tonight of ast INEAVYW "M Y,,l kIY (['.JA! S 9 .-1 RobrtT o'N~p ",W.ALrGnes who is kiio vu as a iAM'r y La.h ar6ntrstdc scztiod,( d4 y~ game. Y ^ r ,: 4 f _ .t NYnSr. vvi rvn ,. , 1'? SS .._r ,11 s. y G 1- nr" /C ~rnueNcc--. Victorty tO K~pClub in R~ace for C fl,...…
…SAT1U DAY, PERRUARY 21, 1931 THE itMC Hi CA N I3AII PA& LS ,V F3 ,tt a Ropalmimp® _ _ ,. BOXING SHOW IT Wolverine Gymnasts II to Meet Irn Team I AAP ATTI~lIP 1 i LfML HILIl'I -LIVIIILI, Enlund Loses To Taylor in Fast Bout in Middleweight Division. One of the most successful box- ing shows ever staged here was run off last night in the boxing room at the Intramural building under the direction of Coach Let Philbin. This tournament,...…
…'T'GIF" MIrVITC.ANI T) A T T V tAq'rrR.nAV PV.T rTTAPv 91 10g4 A 1 1.A...rw'A R A. - A:- A IN F t- I U-- ,t.,7t x a l L' tSIY, U 11tt, X G 1, 1. J.S l k ii IT DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN f I Ii cOld Henry' I Found; Pre Tells of P ysOUTPUT LOERINC Vlystery I!' IL II[IJOOSHI BIU LLRKREFUSES TO TALK ON 'HIT AND RUN' AFFAIR IN FIRST SPEECH ANDREWS TO .SEEK GOBI 'p1lINqMENi Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all me...…
… Ar t r 4a11;I;ik MEM] IASSOCI) y .No. 100 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1932 ', ' PRH vE FIVE IESE CONTINUE OF E N SIVE1 'E l[ S\- STORMEDRO M RER DEVASTATING BOMBRDMENT CHINESE TROOPS HOLD JAPANESE I of First Day's Fighting Finds Japanese In Control of Kiangwan Af er Desperate Resistance by Chinese. (By Associated Press) nghai, Feb. 21.-()-A bombardment by big guns and planes ed up Chapei this morning as the ...…
…S HE MICHIG-ANI DAILY GIIURCH Ethical, Religious Values Before ,th'oeists. Iitud from Page ran, director of , 1) Wesley Da ily Offieial; 1 i11tin Dr. i~xs. TFetze. Pr 4fessor of th~e Fine Ats, Un~iversity "of Vienna, will give an i illstrated1 lE cture on "Al- brecht Duror, the Gr'atest German Artist," Thu~rsday afternoon, 4:15, in Alumni lvemorial ,;Hall, under the auspices of the Axin Arbor Art Association. Play Reading Secti on, of Fa~...…
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… 4-THE MICHICAN DAILY Florida Champion WOMEN'S APPEARANCE IS DEPENDANT I FrYREHEARSALS ON GOOD POSTURE, SAYS MISS BEISE BODY BY FISHE UU |i| ," L T ET All Students in Barbour times morning and evening will Thinks of English Maid. Gymnasium. soon correct the defect. There are William McFee, English novelist, Chorus Members Asked to Leave ofmany other exercises for correcting declares thaIl New York women are P Chor s cmerhsed theae n Posture is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N OFFICIAL BULLETIN in the Bulletin i constructive notice to all members versity. Copy received at 'the offiCe of the AssI-tail to nt until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1932 No. 100 NOTICES ashington's Birthday Exercises: The public observance qf the anniversary of the birth of George Washington will take place in uditorium, Monday, Feb. 22, 1932, at 11 o'clock a.m. This meeting, has been arranged by ...…
…earner occasional snow, moderately cold Y. r fr iga aiti Editorials Non Profit - Yet High Price; Take The Hellt Of Nell Week. No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 1933 PRICE FIVE I I t rmty i Break Speaks Here Today enate Act ly 12 Freshmen Given 'erruission T o ove nto Fraternity Houses, tates Dean's Office of ators Warned By Council Heads Special Fund To Aid Girls In A.G.D. Fire Loss Of Wardrobes May Force Co-Eds To ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tion in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the ity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presient until 30 a. m. Saturday. GI TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1933 NOTICES No. 100 Washington's Birthday, Wednesday, February 22, is a legal holiday' and es scheduled for that day will be omitted. University offices and build- generally will be closed. This includes the Out-Pati...…
…1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas I Untainted Programs Sport Writers Band At Cage Games MICHIGAN'S AUTO ATHLETIC program has risen to new heights. In order for Michigan to maintain an untainted program of a complete nature, eliminating no sport, the money had to be spread thin over the different activities. This thin spreading proved so thin by the time the authorities got down to little-publicized minor sports, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY divicuals were being pushed into the gutter where they fell in snow and dirty water and stayed there until one of the "brothers" condescended to lift them out. That is declared by the ultra- #.. I Hi Pub~lishedl every morning except MoIpnday during the University year and Sumner. Sessiou by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- ion and the Big Ten...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY Panhiellenic Has Annual Election: Of New Officersj Big Ten Beauty Winner Josephine McCausey Chosen As President. Sorority Association Is Of Josephine McCausey, '34, wasj elected president of Panhellenic As- sociation at the February meetingI held yesterday in the League. Other officers elected were Helen Sqott, '34, recording secretary; Ruth Kurtz, '34, rushing secretary; and Marjorie Ar- nold, '34, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY D pres who CI 'C( C ven Co: temr erg the M.- par °4' unc con be rad 4' cle, ven if t not om tiv ing ing I an etio a in , t C - sad e suN: the n re cr v tin d th s sv L' we: t of o in it ise e Mr y fe sp( cal ve l- o sti 'd Do th n aco 5, to a 4 Ia 'ein tiho -od 'ytar e m Ey ,y idB e pet At ca: in ree unc it Ve i e: fac in, rn n i le LI, d;_A ors 7' Forestry Regular Professors Of Michigan Are Given Honor' Three Faculty Me...…
…The We Aght snow ani [theasft fvrion1 tither A warmer in xWehdnesday. Q g it igan A6 Dait Editorial Fine Influence Of City Council. .. . lay clearing and colder. I 'OL. XLIV No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1934 PRICE FIVE _____________________________________________ I S ,,, Charges Upon Dollfuss Made By Professors Petition Deplores Murder Of Women, Children By Armed Forces Indignant At Attack On City Apa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wE _ F _ I Groups I and II ....... ..4 p. m. Group III ............. .5:15 p. m. All groups will meet in the ball-: room of the Union. All tryouts who have not been as- signed to any one of the above groups are reuested to meet with groups I and II. Picard Holds IHis, Stand On Liquoraless Will Not Reverse 1eiion Of limnhi i g Places To Sell Liquor By Glass LANSING, Feb. 20. -r).-Threats of reprisal and bitter personal epi...…
… squad and will institute a round- otice.over. Of the 13 component league robin tourney with the ineligibles, About twice as many fielders than eight fraternities have already estat freshman, and varsity squads com- were mentioned will be on hand for lished themselves as champions o peting. the first week of actual practice and their sections. They are: Alpha Sigm from this wealth of material, poach Phi, Chi Psi, Alpha Delta Phi, Ph Fisher fur...…
… THE. MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY Ii- 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 the Big Ten News Service. AssociatdF (lo U ate _____ -193 3 (AIO1L . WRAG)1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of ail"-news dispathees cred...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Medical Party To Be Held At League Tonight Extra Tickets Placed On General Sale At League Desk Today For the first time, medical stu- dents, faculty members, and instruc- tors in the Medical School will join in their own dance tonight, the Ca- duceus Dance at the League. The event will begin at 9:30 p. nm. and continue to 2 a. m. Tal Henry and His Carolinians will furnish the music. Although no accurate figures are availabl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY.FIER +THE.M llIGaN. r. A ILY~ . r . . rat~~n'ac.ia : 4"dL "C Capt. Knight, Mr. Rainshaw Are Popular Real, Live Golden Eagle Thrills Audience When It Flies Across Stage A genial, portly Englishman de- lighted a good-sized audience last night in Hill Auditorium with his il- lustrated lecture on "Monarchs of the Air." For an hour-and-a-haIf Capt. C. W. R. Knight kept his audience amused and avidly interested with h...…
… The Weatiher L Mfr igan A6F AOL- OJA At Editorials Shock Troops Against Japan . . The Persistence Of Slavery ... Fair and colder today; with moderate north to northwest winds. VOL. XLV. No. 103 ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- - - I Return To GoldAsked ByHoover Declares All Devaluation Of Currency Should Now Cease Stresses Need To Restore Confidence Dollars Should Be Made Convertible Into Go...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1935 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Buletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 1 I F Hughes At Opera After Gold Decision THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935 VOL. XLV. No. 102 now before the Supreme Court. are cordially invited to attend. All Ad- mission is free. Notices To ...…
…THURSDAY, £'I:BRUAIZY 21, 29351 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI{TJI~SDAY, VEBRUARY 21, 1935 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Thirteen Varsity Swimmers Take Road For Natators Will Swim Against Outdoor Stars Lake Shore A. C. Finished Second In 1934 Outdoor A.A.U. Championships Face Iowa Saturday Wolverines Will Present Exhibition At Indiana This Evening Coach Matt Mann and thirteen members of the Varsity swimming squad will leave at noon today for a three-da...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHJI GAX D A I LY T'l THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Persistence oir si I Y ii _ - PubJ.1iaed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER aited Olia >e % g wuscas K M'ADISOM'"SCO"ssN MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitl...…
…THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935 TH E JE M IC HI 4AN C AD-AI LY Large Crowd To Attend Annual Caduceus Dance At Union Tonight r )on Redman' s Ruthvens Give Band Will Play First Tea Of Fo r Dancers Huge Paintings Of Skulls, Spectres Provide Death Note In Decorations About 350 couples will dance to the music of Don Redman's orchestra tonight at the Caduceus Dance, the second annual medical class dance, which will be held in the Union ball- ro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 193S Law Is Called Poor Living In RadioSpeech, Prof. Tracy Discourages 'Easy Money' Idea Of Legal Profession Cummings, Norman Disagree Over Decision Students who are interested in lawa only as a means of earning a living were advised to stay out of the pro- fesion by Prof. John E. Tracy of the Law School in his radio talk yester- day on the Vocationa...…
… The Weather Generally fair today and to- morrow, except possible snow flurries today in extreme west portions; moderate cold. PF A6P A#7 A& dd6.- flitr4 t an 410 attli Editorials Extra-Curricular Activities. The TVA Decision ... Landscape Or Sport? . . VOL. XLVI No. 98 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hockey Team Faces Crucial TestTogniht Michigan Must Win Both Week-End Games To Tie For BigTen Lead Goph...…
…PAGE TWO 4 I C I f -1. D A 1, L FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1936 THM - - D IL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 193~ "-~ I_!*1 L * .]L- rTVA liain.. * P .runaLelistsv"'neered LookForwardk To Exhibition Enthusiasts From Various Cities Are Expected To { Attend Convention With the third annual exhibition and exchange of the Ann Arbor; Stamp Club set for 2 p.m. tomor- row, its thirty-two members are looking skyward today hoping for fair weather, as the attend...…
