…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 ...…
…i }r The1wWeather Sn owflrries, slightly colderTh Wednesday generally fair. ble; 00, 1qWPPVt tDe e VOL. XLIH No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1933 NewPeace Talking, singing Organ Being 3.2 Beer Bill Faculty Head Thousands I Pla GoDevehped By F. A. Firestone Approved OfParleyIs Plan G oes By MARSIIALL D. SILVERMAN singing, a device such as a small key- H In u ,HAn electric organ which is ex- board probably will be used. The i...…
…The Weather Fair Friday and Saturday; somewhat cooler Friday in northwest portion. QL r Sir iga ait Editorials Extra- Curricular Activitie University Appropriation An Inflation. __ VOL. XLIII No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1933 PItICE FIVE C moossommommommum Seabury Is To Discuss City Today Municipalities Will Be Subject Of Address By New York Investigator Case Club Finals Will Be At 3 P. M. Six Members Of State Ju...…
…The Weather IFair Sunday. and Monday with mnoderate temperatures. A 4ttiga aiti Justice And The Tuition Fee. VOL. XLIII No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1933T PRICE FIVE CENTS Conclude Fe stival Concerts May Festival Closes With 'Merry Mount;' Called Success Despite Slump No Cast Announced For New York Debut Chicago Choral In Last Symphony . Union Take I Performance Beer East Of Division Street Tomorrow night the Ann Arbo...…
…t VOL. XLII. No.21 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1931 PRICE FIVE CT Reminds Belligerent Nations of Obligations Under Kellogg. Anti-War Treaty. TO BOTH Japanese Stand Firm on Settling Manchurian Question for Selves, Unhindered. (By Associated Pi'ess) The United States reminded Jap- an and China Tuesday of their ob- ligations under the Kellogg-Briand anti-war pact to effect a peaceable settlementof the Manchurian d...…
…JESTABLISHED 1890 I I'g It 4 VOL. XLII. No. 48 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1931 - , _ ___ CRIO VDS RR I E FOR. H.0 PLAN ELABORATEI DE.COR ATION F OR' CAMPUSHIOUSES Awards Will Be Given; Fraternities Plan Light Effects. WILL PICK THREE Judges Will Make Two Reviewing Tours of Campus. Decoration of. fraternity houses promised to be the most elaborate in years last night, as plans for the annual fall Home...…
…wi XLII. No. 85 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1932 PRICE FIVE Oklahoma's picturesque governor, William H. 'Alfalfa Bill' Murray, didn't exa ly toss his hat in the presidential ring while in Washington recently, b t he did outline the platforn on which he believes the Demo- cratic nominee should stand. He also verbally measured a few of thtt potential candidates. He is shown here (right) with Rep. Thomas Me- Keown of O...…
…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...…
…Rain and warmer, today; to-E l morrow colder and possibly ~ VOL. XLIV No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1934 Editorials rod Primacy ar Fascit Italy . f PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Acts To Temporarily Halt Automobile Strike Chief Executive Steps In, Requesting A 48-Hour Postponement Johnson Confers With Motor Men Conference Of Officials Of Industry And A. F. Of L. Planned For Tomorrow (By Associated Press) Acting on President ...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy and rather cool Saturday. Sunday probably fair , and warmer. L 5k0 VOL. XLIV. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1934 I -.--.-------------.-- I~ U Defense Made Of League's Peace Efforts Prof. Henry R. Spencer Of Ohio State Addresses Model Assembly Japan Sees Check In Efforts For Improved U. S. Relations Sees Improvement In Future Groups Dr. William Warner Says That League Of Nations Is Still Act...…
… 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 ...…
…ESTABUSHED 1 1890 Jr Ait 4ati MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 142 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy, possibly rain. PRICE FIVE CENTS EXPERTS ENDORSE SURGICAL THERAPYI FOR TUBERCOUSIS Scientists Discuss C o 11a p s e Method of Treating Disease. TO MEET IN WASHINGTON Dr. Alexander Presents NewI Method of Handling Specific Cases. Curing pulmonary tuberculosis by; collapsing the patient's lung h...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 - . r -a, a A 4 x t1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES . I ===a VOL. XLII, No. 168. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1932. WEATHER: Cloudy, possibly ,howers PRICE FIVE CENTS _____ - -- - - --- - - -~ THOMAS TO SING AT MAY FESTIVAL H~~IS AFTRNO Will Present Rimskyr- Korsakoff Opera Tonight. VARIED PROGRAM Gigli and Hager Sing in Third, Fourth Concerts. An imposing group of vocal .artists will be featured in ...…
…The Weather and tomorrow; continued cool. Lower Michigan: Fair today Y Alt r t all Iaitj Editorials Doubtful Economy . . . Madariaga On Peace,. Jesus, Lewis And Dr. Lynch . . . Official Publication Of The Summer Session I VOL. XLV No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS FAMMMMOW Three Die From Auto Accidents Helen Herold, Anesthetist At University Hospital, Killed In Sunday Crash Two Soldiers Also Week-End...…
…The Weather - Rain today, probably clear- ing tomorrow; rising tempera- tures today and tomorrow. MINE SirF Iaiti; Editorials Last Words . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLV No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUG. 21, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS __________________________________________________________ U I Rubber Stamp Congress Is Hit By Candidate Governor Landon Attacks Abdication Of Functions By Legislative Body 'Good G...…
…L Official Publication Of The Summer Session ~IaitF Editorial JOY To End 'Fain Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939 PRICE FIVE C i Speaks Here Monday Latin America Conference Starts Today Bibliographical Experts Gather In Conference On Research Material Luncheon At Union To Open Sessionl *' * * Mi chaelid-es, Beirut Mentor, To Speak Here Near East Theologist To Be One Of Three Guests At Religious Conference Prof. ...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer today with moderate southwest winds. C, 4r 41iganb tt Editorials Anniversary Of The Spahish War .. . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVI. No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1937 .PUCE FIVE CENTS New Clashes With Chinese Cause Attack By Japanese Heavy Artillery Barrages Open rDrive To Possible Peiping Assault Firing Two Miles From City's Gates PEIPING, July 20.-(P)--Japan's arm...…
…i The Weather Generally fair today; tomor- row somewhat unsettled and slightly warmer. L £6frigu ilatt Editorials Mr. Lippmiann On Liberty . Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVIII. No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Armed Troops Quell Mavtag Strike Rioting 500 Participate In Battle As CIO Fights Return To Street Union Work Grabel, Famed Band Conductor,I Was Personal Friend Of Sousa Vi...…
… -"-n The Weather Showers or thunderstorms to- day and possibly tomorrow in southeast portion. \'LI itganrs Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Wanted - -Min Among Nations .. . VOL. XVI No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1935 PRICE EVE CENTS Finch Will At The Start Of A 20-Year Long Trail Give Talk o10rrow European Situation To Be Topic Of International Law Address Appearing Fourth Time As Lecturer Dr. ...…
… ed so The Weather ostly cloudy Friday follow- y scattered showers and not arm. Saturday fair. <Y G- Sftr igan :43 Editorials "Father" Iden Is Gone; Ann Arbor's New Buses; -. Governor Comstock Is Slipping. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 22 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1933 PRICE FIVE a N I U - mmmwmwmmwmwmwnwwwmmmvft Post Crashes 'Winnie Mae;' Can Continue If Plane Is Ready To Go On This'Morning ...…
…!'>2r~ AW al IA4460wrp .Ak I- Air\ m Editorials The Ottowa Conference and -eWirican Commerce. Official Publication of The Summer Session VOL XIHI No., 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1932 s PRICE FIVE CENTS w . _ _, Business Draws Britain to Canada for Trade Parley 1K -- __ t t i i Schools are state agencies which should not be interfered with by lo- cal governments, declared W. L. Cof- fey, Dean of the bolege of the Cit...…
…brtly cloudy to cloudy, rain rrow and possibly today in h. Continued warm. Y r e ilti Tgan sIat Official Publication Of The Summer Session .Editorials Liberal Policy Still Worthy Of Support; Niagara Falls Ex- cursion An Opportunity... M - XV No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS is Defeats Principal In North Dakota Gubernatorial Row Walsh; Enters )uarter-Finals inished First Nine 2 Up; Walsh Evens Ma...…
…C P 'umrr ESTABLISHED 1920 llrbigan cil MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XI, NO. 19. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1931 WEATHER: Fair Tuesday. PICE F!I~'VE UIN'J'b 'LOVE AND CHANCE' OPENS TOMORROW Repertory Group Will Present MarivauyComedy Under Mercier's Direction. FEATURE UNUSUAL SETS Eight Months of Work Required o Pe:rfect Business,' Mercie Saes. 'wo hundred one years ago, "Love and Chance" was ...…
…PAGE TWO .THE MICHIGAN DAILY TSD JAUARY 21, 1930 R I TM FLOODS CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE IN MANY SECTIONS OF COUNTRY FELLOWMENinSTONEF' * ' . Htad of Presbyterian Scpinary Addresses Stutdenits at Night Con vocation.XYA,, S.C.A. SPONSORS SERVICE ____________________ Speaker Says Man Who Values College Is One Who Will Value Life Ahead., "Those who serve their time and the conditions in which they arc l fen. Y ym.m inv.the..best rmanner," theY~ liv...…
…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...…
…PACE TWO THE MI.CHICJAN#*DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1030 Eao ~x rcet atl ve rpoe AIff KRNI_ _.Dcor il oo LORGH ANlNOUNES, HOOTH FRLOW1 jSHIP' Annual Competition Provides for Year's Travel and Research. DECIDE ON TIME LIMIT Reward Given for Best Design and Quality of Work i h Steel Merger; Youngstown Center of Fray H U0I0 IVI L I Wu f ~Baltimore Prof ess f :Police Charge. UprisingOred :";by Third Internationale From Moscow. S NONmPAYIES oF ...…
…~AG!~ TWO T"HE MICHIGAN D ATLY4 Y .LDY07jiDA-7, MfAY 1 13 CEAD LN UEC BRA TION IN COMVMEMORATION f"l ANY' LONGS FOR SECRA OF ONE TAOUSAND Y OF REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY ASLWY ASAI' BRIGG .WA "HiINGTON; May 2-On a z ,at-e barren Iceland plain, where the ;1IHR itTATTDils o o ereard>zo world's first parliament was form- *.W low Auhrt onIdaOf State .Patrol. matheni OF Al VIsIA I NAY dtncnuie g rbs:il ':S~WSDfi~ s o "Life has become just one car...…
…THE, MICHIGAN L)AIL.Y TUESDA7 7, "1 "'30 PA O-T W THEI MI HIGAN AILY TUSDA-,..--D21.21.... f .. .Y A 1 < <./ ==77--l ON ~RAL ERLE FRA CSRCDCL Auguste Desdos to Open Series With Address on Paintig romorrow Afternoon. EIGHT TALKS TO BE GIVEN' Members Will Present Frenchl Play on April 30 to End Season's Activities. First of the lecturers in the Cer dce Francais series for the current year is Auguste V. Desclos, of thE national bureau of F...…
…TWO TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NO VENIBER 21, 1930 TWO HE ICHIAN AIL FRIAYNOVMBER21,193 University of Chioca0 Action Changes Plducation Sys ternl ,, FACULTY; TRUSTEES' WANT TO IMPR..OVEI GULEEMETHOD S EMPEROR HAILE SEJASSIE I VIEWS CEREMONIES SFOLLOWING HIS CORONATION AT ADDIS ABABA UNIVERSITY WINS PRIZESAT SHOWS CHARLES V. , , LEVINE Pr~ ~~e ' 7f )~i " cl I Diffetcnt Courses Plano ed F'irst Four Years of for Study. OL...…
…AGE TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY IMPROVEMENT SEEN" IN LU R FORCES Prohibition Commission Report Gives Opposition to Return of Legalized Saloon. STATL HELP NECESSARY Committee Opposes Modification of Lades to Permit Sale of L h Wines or Beers. fP - s, o ,d r ess, ) WASI NTON, Jan. 20.---The law Enforem ent Con ission in its summarized ,port The Enforce- ment of the Prohibition Laws of the United sates," included the following provisions: "1. The...…
…THE1 MEVIH21AN 1CIEY THUSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935 Rubber Lands Described By Prof. athews Origin Of Borneo Industry Is Subject Of University Radio Lecture The beginning of the large rubber plantations in Borneo and other parts of the Middle East began when a British explorer, Henry Wickham, smuggled some 70,000 rubber seeds out of Brazil, and took them to Lon- don where they were planted was one of the descriptions given by Prof. Donald M. M...…
…T 3 MIUFIIiAN DILTZ TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 193 Student Diction Improving Says Speech Head Prof. Densmore Believes adio, Movies Will Raise Speech Standard The diction and speech of the col- lege student of today are far above average, according to Prof. Gail E. Densmore, of the speech department. This fact has been demonstrated by an 'investigation which he has con- ducted into the speech of the students with whom he has worked in class, he s...…
… MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, _ . .... ' niit iaiw. riwr rrrr.rrro mrr'th7i.'_ . t rrLiurmYr n Given To 166 Students Here Micliigan Alumni, Regents Grant Awards To Pay All Semester Fees A total of 166 students will be pres- ent at the University this fall as holders of the M higan Alumni Un- derr dudte Scholarships granted by the Bdar6l of egents and the Alumni AdctIon. Each scholarship carries with it remission of all semester fees...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 19"97 I Ip ll /M ll I Ir l S X111 OIL . Michi an phony Association was signed yester- day, Lawrence Tibbett, opera singer SWEETHEARTS GET WARNING. and head of the American Guild of, A warning was issued yesterday to Musical Artists announced. bashful sweethearts by Deputy Attor- One of the provisions of the agree- ney John H. Brennan, to the effect ment is that all artists engaged by that if they wish...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOV. 21, 1937 Talks On India, Japan Highlight ChurchProgram (Continued from Page 1) ~- school will be at the console and will direct the Choir. From 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Wesley- an Guild will meet for supper and toI hear Miss Sarah Chakko, instructor at the Isabella Thoburn College in India, speak on "Problems of Chris- tian Students in India." "Scorned Love" is the sermon of Henry O. Yoder, Pastor of the Trinity ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. D1, 1! s .a _ _ _ ---, - __T __ :-- - i At Convention Plan To Serve As Model For All Schools, Colleges fering These Courses A code of principles and organiza- tion to serve as a guide for colleges and schools giving training work in interior decoration has been outlined by members of the decorating profes- sion as one of the most important re- sults of their recent convention in Chicago~, Prof. Wells I. ...…
…THE MffiGxN DXU WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1936 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 193d TFmberland Owners To Meet At Union An attendance of 100 is anticipated for the Land Utilization Conference of timberland owners and others in- terested in wild land problems of Michigan, Friday and Saturday at the Union. Among those attending the Con-_ ference will be two representatives of the U. S. Forest Service, four rep- resentatives from the regional for- est service a...…
… 0 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY "THURSDAY, JAN. 21, 1937 U P NEWS Of The DAY (By The Assocate Press) Two Given Life For Robbery, Kidnaping PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-(A )Fed- eral Judge F. P. Schoonmaker sen- tenced two paroled convicts to life penitentiary terms today after they pleaded builty to charges of bank robbery and kidnaping. Harold Martin Brest, 27-year-old resident of Sharon, Pa., shouted to Judge Schoonmaker: "You may as well have ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frank Hague Indulges In Flag Waving Art Cinema League To Present'Janosik' "Janosik," a Czechoslovakian film telling the story of a national hero, will be brought to the Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28 and 29 by the Art Cinema League. The film, based on a story by J. Mahen and directed by MacFric, deals with conditions of serfdom in 18th century Czechoslovakia. Janosik, an outlaw, works to restore f...…
…THE MICHICAN DAIL Refugees From Chinese War Learn Mass Gardening meet in 3217 A.H. at 4 o'clock_ Monday, Jan. 23. W. 0. Rice. English Concentration Examir tions. There will ae examinations on gin on time, and doors will be closed tograhy: Because of the interest in during numbers. the exhibition of Chinese photog- raphy which it is sponsoring in the na- ExhibtionsRackhan Galleries, the Internati:nal for _ Center has arranged to continue th...…
…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...…
…PAGE TWO THlE MIU'IIGN iiAIY 7-SA EURDAY, *MARCH 21, 193 I I I Many Papers Are Offered BySeentists Michigan Academy Will Conclude Its Meeting This Afternoonj (Continued from Page 1) p.m. Prof. C. F. Korstian of the for- estry department of Duke University will give his address scheduled for yesterday, postponed when the east- ern floods delayed his arrival. The address will be made before a general assembly in the Natural Science Au- ditori...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIESDAY, APRIL 21, 1939 I LATE WIRE NEWS Geoghan Sees No Hoffman Angle To Wendel Case ITALIAN GENERAL HEAD- QUARTERS ON THE SOUTH- ERN ETHIOPIAN FRONT, April 5N.-(By Airmail to the Coast)-- (P)-The menacing Ethiopian Army of RasNassibu still blocked the path of General Rudolfo Gra- ziani's Fascist troops today, after the bloodiest battle yet fought on the Somaliland front in which flame throwers ad airplane...…
…''AGE: TWO 'T f V M ITAN XA TnvRsl).%I )rnt" it, il)d F rm--r---Labor NEWS .OF THE AY (From The Associated Press) The Day In Washington Predicting that the Republican nominee for the presidency of the United States would be the "governor of a typical prairie state," Postmaster General James A. Farley, speaking before the state Democratic conven- tion, said he would not interfere to .any great extent in the Michigan po- litical battle. Far...…
…TW THE MICHIGAN DAILY T UR IDAY, APRTL 21, 1938 Murphy Raps Foes Detroit News Plant At Democratic Raly To Print Journalist' (Continued from Page 1) mean the blood of American working- men, the suppression of labor and ir- reparable damage to industry. He defended the expenditures of his administration, asserting that it- ha dinherited the presnt dficit and expressing his belief that "democracy can far better afford a deficit in the public f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1938 VOL. XLVII. No. 166 Correction, University Women. please note that the cloing hour for women will be 11 p.m. on Sunday, May 29, and Monday, May 30, and not 11:30 as incorrectly stated in yes- terd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Suggested For Papaacy_ eral and Teaching Divisions of the J with the Bureau of Appointments and not meet th I I i T T fitVRtliry .lali of A ltfl 4v,-' Pl rCn/+ TI }_n1A n n n .ira f .am an:n, c a> DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M.; 11:00 A.M. on Saturday. TUESDAY, FEB" 21,...…
…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN. DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1939 THE MICHIGAN IbATT.V TUESDilAYl.i. MARCH iV~i . 192ftV I Two Contests Wilrrl B. Floods And Droughts Predicted. Boyd To TaLk Nazi Exchange Ld I I German Department Gives Prizes For Essays Two contests in German with prizes of $20 to $40, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday, Prof. Henry W. Nordmeyer, chairman of the Ger- man department, announced yes- terday. The Bronson - Thom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F FRI~Y:APIL 1 13 Classified Atom-Smasher' Opens New Rooms Needed Fields For Physical Research For Delegates F : 7 .State High School Editors ______Will Meet May 4 Sis When more than 700 editors of Michigan high school papers come to S::"Ann Arbor for the annual Michigan Interscholastic Press Association Con- be ference May 4, the housing facilities y, available here will be taxed beyond nd capacity, according to Wilfre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1939 THE MICHIGAN BATTY SUNDAY MAY_21, 1939 Alumni End Business Meet Stevens Of ICC Describes Anti-Trust Legislation And New Investigation (Continued from Page 1) of forgetting that stockholders are the zeal owners of the business, and of, keeping adequate, accurate in- formation from them. Intelligent stockholders, Mr. Mor- rison declared, need essential infor- mation about the corporation, and it is th...…
