… WEDNESDAY, VElBfLUARY 22, 19"S THEIF MICI-IIGAT,4DAILiY PAGE FIV1M . II% % jIr VA' VA M.%7?4 =A'7AVZU i r I Ii,/ _ WA Wll(~fflI~lDINDIAN WOMEN IiEi Ws A, . H.WILL OUIO0UflIN ANCESTRAL IH1 S KAIING PAJITY IOD "Y1 lle ludi ni ' ia n 'n t ID SECLUDED LIFE OME, SAYS HOSSAIN Cioligenuai To()Be Scene OfT First kd In~ Party Of Year; Will Begin At 2:3( Titis Afternoon Syd I losa int, 'and INOid, when she' Monts to shop, the MoVre is h...…
… P'ACE SIX THE MTCHTCA.N DATLY AYEDNESDAY; FEBRUAA' 22, 19?8 TTT TCI'4TCAM fVLATTY 'vva ur I lhE~thAV' 11 LftTAPY 1 .12 i. :7 WOL VERINE RS TO MEET MINNESO TA TEAM jlPHERS S ON'l fl MAJOR LEAGUES SEEK SERVICES CARIllinois Trackmen OF CALDWELL, FORMER YALE ACEO Hold Wide Margin T IIOMBINIONOPPOS[ALB InIndoor Titles NIr'1uith t F r T 't $i i ' 555 (Special to The Daily) PERFORMS WELL M IN PURDUE GAMECJACII ItI FIRST CUTIN SQUAD Thi...…
…WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 19298 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A(rPSE1Wrat .__ OLYMPiC TRACK STARN 810 FOR TEM BRTN! -..IC A ntes St t Seculadn As 'To Possble 31akeup Of he 19 11028Team QUINN MAKES HIS DEBUT Preliminary speculation over pos- sible candidates for the 1928 U.S. Olympic team :started Monday night,i and will continue throughout the next week as three of the most im- portant indoor track meets of the sea- son are held in New York. Monday...…
…PAGE EItIIIT THE DAILY NV I." I)N 11"SDAY, rl"f"In-Aun- L"-', A A AA ATAA. ,-A A a s x.--,i 3t t 7..+1_7ei IL-, A T II F M I IIT C 1 A fl ~ il V \---- -Sl-A ------R-----1-i-- DAILY O FFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Si Ia (;iililli Epsilon EXPElr"ADI TION FIN -DS The regular m onth...…
…ESTABSHED 1890 Y3 t U Asilg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No., 104. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ANNUL BANQUET Of ROAD MEETINGi HELD LAST NIGHti POLLOCK CREDITS STATEMENT FROM GOY. GREEN; DECLARES BOARD OF REGENTS NOT IN POLITICS FR irno AI IIMASTER SPEAKERS OF NATiON INVITED TO CME HERE APRIL 3 FOR ANNUAL GRID-IRON RAZZ-FEST 1 1 J 1 l ' 1 11 PRESENT CONVENTIION NEW ATTENDANCE RECORD SETS{ DEAN ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALLY PRMA.Y, FEBRUTARY 22, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1929 SURVEY OF MICHIGAN MENIN SENATE; MADE BY fORMER POLITICAL SCENCE INSTRUCTOR HERE, REVEALS MANY NOTED PERSONALITI[S FiVE NATIVE SONS orship. It is significent that these. fivesenator made' the step from DISTINGUISHED either private life or local politics to the second highest political of- IN SENATE fice in the United States., The two senators repr...…
…FRIDAY, FE13 GUAR 22, 62-x, rfHE Mti-C N FI&A1,E'Y2-* .. ... ........ ..... S. C: A. PLANS MODEL Willie Hoppe, Champion Of Balk Line, Ta 'ToMeet Champion Greenleaf Tuesday LEAGUE OF NATIONS SETTLFO PEACEFULLY' s ASSEB ~PLAY_O PI GENERAL PLAN OF ACTUAL LEAGUE TO BE USED IN ASSEMBLYE ONE SPEECH IN FRENCH Boundary Settlement Decided After Strife Of 45 Years Between Peru And Chili3 KELLOGG AIDS DECISION (My Associated Press) SANTIAGO, Chil...…
…PACE FOUR 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926 _ . ®_ v // Little's resignation is a matter of --"......".."......---"........................- ;t M j ai4 student concern. As yet it seems Published every morning except Monday no one on the campus has realized during the University year by the Board in 'q Control of Student Publications. this before. Even our own Daily, , 01 U Member of Western Conference Editorial inimitable and...…
…WRIDAY, rER 'AIRY 2, 1929 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY " ". _ ---.. wl 'VAA VAM MMA"AMS MILITARY JUNIOR IS EVIDE 1 SCORES WR WOMEN DEV GRADUATE "Paris Bound and "Right Shot NATIUnr fWoman Member Of Aeronautical Club 01iE OMakes Successful Flight In Glider' 13IRLS' PLAY I was a little anxious before I ship is attached to a car by a long started, but after that it was easy," rope, and rises from the ice as the pcar increases its speed to about ...…
… rkcxEsmx I fi -.E Ni 1 H,1: C -rt 1- L "Y r'ttiLtiY', FEBRUARY GL', l THE M iCHI U YiI~iiL'Y ?RIDAY;- PEksi~uAi~i' 22, WOLVERINE GRAPPLERS TO MEET BUCKEYES TOP VIGHT FIRST HOME BIG TEN MATCH ONSCHEDULE[ Buckeyes Have Lost Three Of Their First Four Meets; Two To Big Ten Opponents ED GEORGE TO WRESTLE In the best of condition and rea- sonably confident of a victory, the Wolverine wrestling team polished off a few tricks yesterday is p...…
…FEBRUARY 22,-- 1929 %,FIE MICHIGAN DAIL P~EBRUARY 22, 1929' THE MICHIGAN DAILY III WOLVERINE TANK MEN WILL BEGIN STIF DRILL IN PREPARATION FOR NORTHWESTERN Meets With State And Wisconsin Are Only Contests Before Season's Hardest GRAND RAPIDS "Y "EASY Having annexed their fifth' straight victory of the season at the expense of Grand Rapids Y. M. C. A., Michigan's swimmers will be- gin intensive training for the meet with the strong Northwe...…
…C j-1 'j Er) T 'I'' r,7- 'IDAY rr.T-;r, tT ry iTrTr'A-~-' irV~ThTtTA ~ D AILY 0 F F I C IAL BULLETI[N. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) i' 22, 1929 No. 104 meet on Saturday, February Hall. the University funds should at this' time. J. A. Bursley Mr. Cuthbert Kelly of the "English Singers" wil...…
…* I 1890 JCL AiC . ASSCIAED MEMBIAED IPRESSJ XL. NO. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SIGMA DLT STA 1CH, II SETS APRIL B FOR, GRIDIRONBANOL1ET Appoint Warner General Head1 of Banquet; Control is Centralized.j COMMITTEES REDUCED Klein Heads Invitations Group; Cooper, Tilley and Wilds Also in Charge. REEVES RELATES WASHINGTON TALE BEFOREANNUAL S. A. R._GATHERING' SpeakingWon "The ...…
…r TWO THE MICHIGAN 0 AIL'Y SATTDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1930 Dli MM ADMIRAL BYRD BEGINS (ADMIRAL BYRD BEGINS IU N9AN II POLE IN 'CITY OF ATE FUR CONTEST V CURRENT EVENTS; II HOMEWARD CRUISE FROM SOUTH ALUMNI TO MEET ANN ARBOR CLUB NEW YORK'; JUNE WILL PILOT SHIP d, IDWITH EDUCATORS TO HOLD INITIAL In connection with the meeting SMOKERAT UNION ne of the National Educatibn Associa- Opening the 1930 program of the tiara at Atlantic City this w...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1930 THE MICHIGAN i T I ,--Y PAGE' TI-F M CITIC M f~i V AO~- - .~_.A____. _* _ ~ Two Physics jeachers NE Attend Columbia Meet Professors H. M. Randall, N. H. Williams, and D. M. Dennison of the Physics department are attend- A ing the meeting of the American Physics society being held today and tomorrow at Columbia unliver-: 'V o sity in New York City. A paper Engineering College, With 1200 prepared by Prof. R. A....…
…THE MICHICAN. DAILY SA t F~ru tmDAY 'A 2, G 193~ Published every morning except Monday c during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ti Member of Western Conference Editorial p Association. b The Asociated Press is exclusively entitled t to the se , for republication of all news dis. patches credited to it or not otherwise creditedt in this paper and the local news published t herein.;:n Entered .at the post...…
…AA . a THE MICHIGAN D'AILY F"V i 'VA l W' W~w~ ANCIENT WONDERS OF PETRA RELATED BY BRITISHWMN Miss, Agnes Conway Tells of Archeological Remains Trans Jordan. NABATAENS OWNED CITY Great Facades of Petra Carved on the Sides of Huge Red Sandstone Ciffs. UNIVERSITY PUBLICATION' DEVOTED TO NEW DRMITORY ENT OFFERS INFORMATION FOR USE OF STUDENT APPLICANTS WOMENiSUDENTS OPEN NEW OFFlCE 1 l I I a i Physical Education lub Moves Into Form...…
…SM, THF Ml(HICAN' T A ILM SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22; 1930 _.. _. . ...r.... SWIMMERS, FENCERS TO SWING INTO (!). . ~_ ,_. . . _ _ _ VARSITY TNKMEiMichigan WIL CLASH ITHll c, Cagers to Meet Indiana burIh NRIRIV15 Powerful Opponents to in Afternoon Meet Tangle at Intramural Pool. CLOSE MEET EXPECTED Coach Matt Mann's Varsity na- tators will engage in Big Ten com- petition for the second time this season when Minnesota makes its...…
…Y, ~FBRUARY 22, 1930 TIZ TT4rA- lAP PAGE sEVEN 1 1-1 .. Vi 'L 171'1 1.!1IN _ L I-% 1 La 1 a EOE TEAM WILL MEL] WRESTLERS TO CLA! Grapplers Go to BlooningtonI to Tangle Whit Unbeaten Indiana Maitmen. E CAGE GAME ON FIRST Two goliaths of Western Confer- ence wrestling, Michigan and 2n- diana, will mix tonight in a meet which will probably decide the wearer of the Big Ten crown for k i another year. Undefeated so far this season,. both...…
…y.Orll M ; T.i .' GEETfTH M T CHICAN-DAILY ____________ 4 ;A, !A* Zt3 flAILY flFFICIAL BULLTIN GRIFFIN ANNOUNCES REAL ESTATE MEETING _ i i ., c .h. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members The fifth annual conference of After the luncheon, there will be Regent Perry Shorts will talk on' meeting will be held. J. G. Lloyd of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- the Michigan Real Estate Assoc...…
…t ESTABLISHED 1890 '1 AIL A60 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 99 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS CHU CHEDIRECTOS STUDENTMEETINGS Hlarris Returns From Harvard to Conduct Episcopal Services Today. OLIVET HEAD TO SPEAK 'Happiness' to be Fisher's Topic; Heller to Discuss Theories of Washington, Moses. During the next week, Ann Ar-...…
…PAGE TWG THE MICHIGAN fJ ,f i. i I SU'\TDjjy, 7E:Dp,-, TjjRy IAI Y-_ --Y F.?TJAR 2, 9_ ARTHUR F. ALBEROT, TMAY\R CANDIDT FIGHTSFOR POST Chicago Election Promises One of Hottest Contests in City's History. BILL THOMPSON OPPOSED Judge Lyle, Young Alderman Chief Contenders for Mayoralty Chair. (Bu Associated Press) CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-A compara- tive youngster with a reputation as a fighter and a crusading jurist who leaped into fame as a fo...…
…StITTYAV, UtA lk 2, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty, Students, Citizens to Join in Religious Emphasi s Week. CHURCHES TO GIVE SPECIAL SRIE Noted Divine to Lead Discussion Held in Connection With Religious Program. TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS Bursley, Edmonson, Duffendack Commend Plan Which Goes Into Effect Today. Students of the University, mern- bers of the faculty, and the citizens of Ann Arbor will join today in the first meetings of Religiou...…
…SAGE FOUR . THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, I{ EPRU . Y 22, 1931 PAGE FOUR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 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 todittor not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news publish...…
…PAGE FIl SUNDAY. PE13RUAR.Y 22.1931 TrHFPMTCHIGAN DAILY ~TTN~AV T'Ern~TT~rY ~ - .. '*".' - . *A..IVAWLAX * AS..' i _____ ._ .._ '- "d TAVAM MWA'vA i&;u '. a. **. . wqp i" Annual Junior Girls' Play Will be Presented March 16 to 21 'CME 1THE DA91f ULL PLY FIRST NIGHT TO SENIORS Faculty, Fraternities, Alumni Will Attend Play on Various Nights. MORE THAN 90 IN CAST Mail Order Sale of Tickets Will Begin March 2; Box Office O...…
…vh-up FIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,"'NDAY, FITDUARY 22, 1931 Wolverine arsity agers efeat osiers, 33a24 I IN[IPHILADELPHIA'S PENNANT CHANCESI DEPE NDON VETERAN PERFORMERS I(T TFID P AC E (ditor's Note: This is thefirst- of a series of articles dealing with thechances of the major league Michigan Favored to Win Over clubs this season.) Ch Purdue Tomorrow Night Connie Mack, veteran pilot of the at Lafayette. World's Champion Philadelphia Ath...…
…SUNDAY, FiEBRUARY 22;, 1931 -H E M 1C Hi G AA . lil ~1 ~ to Pucken CROSMA SOES P AIR OF__MA RKERS Varsity Moves Into First Place in Conference as Result of Thrilling Win. By Sheldon C. Fullerton. Two goals, coming late in the final period with Michigan valiant- ly trying to protect a 1-0 lead, gave the Wolverine hockey team a 3-0 victory over Wisconsin last night in the wildest, wooliest, roughest, and most exciting puck game that has be...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FUNI)AY, FEBRUARY 22, I(,)31 . ........ 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, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1931 NO. 99 NOTICES University Library-Washington's Birthday: The Main Lil the University will be open on F...…
…t t~c4, VOL. XLIII No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE Future Deposits Safeguarded Elsewhere, withdrawals of both commercial and savings accounts will be restricted to necessities and may not exceed the immediate available cash and liquid assets of banking institutions. Future deposits will be safeguarded by an executive order making the trust funds payable on demand to depositors, without in- terest. Checks wri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,Y o FFICIAL BULLETIN 30n in th Bullet nis constructive notice to all members of the site. Copy rPeceived at the office of the Assifstant to the Prestlaent l ftl 1:30 a. ii. Saturxday. LIII WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933 NO. 1011 One Bus Route To Be Dropped By City Lines Council Grants Company Permit To Consolidate Present Lines Into Two Young Instnll Facing Senate Committee Quiz NOTICES e Regulation: The Automobile R...…
…M nthe ES Wolves' Swimming Team To Seek New BOX John Thomas Mann Says Five Aquatic Leader State A.A. U. Meet Sportsmanship THE ONLYCHANCE track fans have to see Coach Hoyt's great indoor track team in action before the Conference meet in Chicago is tomorrow night. The State A.A.U. meet with over 100 entrants will start at 7:30 p. m. In the Yost Field ouse. This list includes the best competition in the state and will serve as the sti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY A every morning except Monday during the dear and Summer Session by the Board in tuadent Publications. f the Western Conference Editorial Associa-1 ie Big Ten Newis Service. IBER OF THE 4SSOCIATED PRESS atedi Press is exclusively entitled to the use ation of all news dispatches credited to it or e credited in this paper and the local news erein. All rights of republication of special ,re reserved. the Post Office...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4111 C AMPU;t O~IY Sunday Afternoon Tea Held At Lawyers Club Miss Della McCallum, director of the Lawyers' Club, and Miss Bertha Flynn, assistant director, entertained residents of the club at tea Sunday. in the Lounge. Olive Randall, '33, of Martha Cook, poured. The tea table was made attractive by a centerpiece of red roses. Dr. Franklin Hong At Jewish R Committee On Third Spring Parley Meets Purposes Of Education T...…
… Represents Japan University Isn't End Of Study, Stout Tells Business Assembly -Associated Press Photo 7osuke Matsuoka, Japanese repre- sntative to the League of Nations, ^o cosently announced the stand h government on the Manchurian c<eftion, stating that his govern- mcrtt would not accept the League'sj ecommiendations for peace, has ask- ^d permission to return to Japan by wy of the United States. Syracuse Co-Eds Admit They Are Disillusion...…
…W. Weather Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday: much colder. Ll r e .90A61 IN, Editorials Stanford's Wilbur And Pa- ternalism; The People Will De- cide. I.PL. XLIV No. liii ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ~, 1934 i 1!/1T IOL. XLIV No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934 PPJCE FIVE CENTS .. .._ .__ ._ - __ i PRICE FIVE CENTS .7, Dollfuss Move Criticized By F. Onderdonk 1934's Political Turmoil: No 5: A ...…
…I'llE ICHIGAN DAILY A OFFICIAL BULLETIN Will Show Streanlined Train Here Today P' [j E CTO I 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; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1934 VOL. XLIV Ne. 101 Notices University Radio Talks Over WJR: 10:00 p. in., "Flowers in the Garden," George C. Cone, assistant professor of...…
…ic isters 'o Invade e/ (9- Michigan Hopes To End Gopher Victory Streak. Minnesota Leads League With Two Victories Over Wisconsin And Michigan Last Big Ten Match Double Michigan Victory Would Give Wolverines Tie For Top Honors The Wolverine hockey sextet will close its Big Ten season against the Conference leading Gophers tomor- row and Saturday when the Minne- sota six invades the Varsity Arena for a two-game series. Coach Frank Bond's pu...…
…ns -- Tom Kay AT ThE MAJESTIC DOUlBLE FEATURE "GIRL WIThOUT A ROOM" ............... ...Charles Farrell ...............Marguerite Churchill stay in college it is an overwhelming injustic< to exact toll from rich and poor alike. Becaus the poor can not utilize the Union to any great degree without the spending of money he doet not have. Only when equality of income is es- tablished, and only then. can equality of expendi- ture be morally de...…
…A LA e An I The English Mwmer U. -4 - w Ll Held I i- w il llvre J Al Music For 'Ganf's All Tbhere' Is Completed, Says haimim Mu"ic (luIian University Tio Riepreset 1. puhlic Ait Assembly The University will represen China, Haiti and the Dominican Re- public at the Model League Assembly to be held here in April, said Robert French, Grad., president of the In- ternational Relations Club. It has been suggested, inasmuch as such im- portan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T Air Mail Giant Airliner To Be Ready For Tests Soon Service Runs 'Near Normal' Better Weather Condition Aids Army Planes; Most Schedules Maintained (By Associated Press) Although handicapped by adver flying conditions in some parts of the country, the huge airmail project taken over from commercial com- panies by army flyers was function- ing near normal today. A lashing gale in New England which caused postponement of ...…
…The Weather Cloudy, possibly snow in the south, colder Friday; Saturday generally fair, slightly warmer. L G A6F 414tr Ap, 4t g* an A6F at Editorials Why Not Boats To Russia,... Michigan's Grand Old Man.... VOL. XLV. No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Beaten On Relief Bill Senate Forces McCarran Wage Amendment Into President's Measure Final Roll Shows One Vote Margin Democrats Fail In First...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB] RUARY 22, 1935 _ ~mu Coal Dumped In Chicago Strike 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; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 11 [lassified Directory dm be given Saturday morning, Feb. at 9 o'clock, in 3221 A.H. 23, Army aviator fiances ied in Italy There is a small balance ...…
…22, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !AGE TRw Hockey Six Battles Gophers For Big Ten Title Here Expect Rough And Fast Play In Series Here Minnesota With String Of Six Victories Anticipates Another Championship Both Sides Confident Michigan Hopes Rest On Tight Defense, Strong Scoring Punch With the Western Conference hockey championship as the prize, Michigan and Minnesota will tear into each other at 8:30 tonight at the Coliseum in the first of what...…
…TF MICHIGAN DAULLY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan's +G-and Old Maiin.. . COLLI-IATI-1 -a ..W fiw a.... noI TODAY Dr. John Parker Stoddard, '59, the University's oldest livingj0O BSE RVER alumnus, will celebrate his hundredth birthday in Muskegon. By BUD BERNARD Not only is Dr. Stoddard Michigan's oldest alum- From the high plane -of the Literary Digest nus, but he is thought to be the oldest living college peace poll we .lide with a delightf...…
…LTHE MICHIAN. DAICY i A large number of the feminineC guests seemed to go out of their way to challenge the spectre hanging over them by appearing in gowns of the brightest colors. Eloise Werft, of Steu- benville, 0., who led the grand march with Edward Weinman, '35M, gen- eral chairman of the affair, set the dominant color note in her gown of bright red velvet. It was made on striking lines with a stand-up collar in the back which was cut l...…
…'I HE MICHIGAN DAILY PtRRWAV, FTMUARY 22, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBEVARY 22, 1935 Storm Center Of African Dispute FRENCH Gul- SOMALILANDAOf dn IBOUTI WARANDAB., OBBIA A " H BARDERA OGADISC 10 Ind ian Ocean I -Associated Press Photo. The above map shows the scene of recent encounters between Ethivpian tribal forces and Italian colonial troops, which may lead to ar. African conflict. Ethiopia is completely surrounded by the posse...…
…The Weather Continued cold today; fair with moderate winds. L SirAdt D:aitlI Editorias Demcrracy Still Functions Well... An Uncomfortable International Scene ... VOL. XLVI No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS War Fear Is Voiced By Thomas Noted Socialist Believes Both Parties Fear To Face Basic Issues Cites Program Of 'Planned Economy' Credits Roosevelt With 'Personal Liberalism,' But Not Socialism An...…
…T I~MICIIIGAN h!t:E SATURDAY, ~,ATUUDAY, Thomas Points Out Danger Of C sdr War In Talk Here Last Night [ C qw TODAY (1I V*tT MATINEE Z & 3:30 EVENING 7 & 9:00 knows nothing about. The program for our times must be built around plenty and peace and freedom - around a philosophy that states quite frankly that the means of production belong to society." "Our first task is to arouse and to awaken men. Our next to organize1 them." In th...…
…AR.Y 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~RI? 22, 1936 THE MIChIGAN DA fl2Y Cody Lost As Sigma Chi Scores Mermen Face 37Points To Win BucksToday Ohio State To Give Varsity Hardest Test In Big Ten Meet This Afternoon Close Races Seen Old Rivalry Renewed As Barnard And Woodford Vie In Distance Events Stunned a bit by the unexpected loss of Fred Cody, heir apparent to the Big Ten back-stroke crown, through an eligibility technicality, but of nationa...…
…THE MICHAN bI-ILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY will complete a bloc even stronger than the ben- tral Powers of 1914, and a bloc much more ag- gressive - Germany, Japan, Poland, Italy and Austria, all fascist or militarist nations. Japan's armies are already in China and on the Outer Mongolian border, Italy's have been in Africa for months. Germany is spending millions for arm- aments and not bothering to pretend that she will thus maintain the peace. ...…
