…Weather Generally fair today and L . A6F 410, aitj Editorial Russia Keeps Her Promises . . Disagreeing With The Technic .p VOL. XLIX. No. 124 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS I- - - - ..-.1.- I m .F'. Student Senate Demands State Defeat Kipke For Regency All-Campus Representative Body O Goes Ex-Coach For Administrative Post Petitions Still Taken For 16 Senate Seats A demand that voters of the state u...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, RCII21,,1939 PAGE TWO TUESDAY, MARCH 214939 ..Wli-- French Show Cast Selected Jenny Petersen And David Gibson ToPlay Leads Jenny Petersen, '39, and David Gib- son, '41, wll play the leading roles in "Ces Dames Aux Chapeaux Verts," the annual'French Club play, Charles Koella, director, announced yester- day. The drama will be given April 28, in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. "Ces'Dames Aux Chapeaux Verts,"...…
…TZt,-,D".qlf, TvL.1, RCR ;, THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .. .. ,.. :,.y, _ PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN- Sport Splashes..., NATATORIAL idols are taking their daily baths in the Intramural Pool this week in preparation for the weekend's big splash, the Na- tional Collegiate Championships. Yesterday afternoon's session found the big shots of aqualand exhibiting their wares in what appeared to be a page out of the 1939 swimming guide. Adolph Kiefer,...…
…0 PAGE FOR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1939 TUESDAY, MARCH 21,1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Sumx r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication ...…
…TUEDAY, MARCH -21, 1939 T HE MNI CItG AN - DAILY rAGE PIVE 0 Seniors Pig InA Poke' Initial Showmg To HonorGroup S ~P Supper To Be At 6 P.M. In Ballroom Of League; To SingMichigan Songs Senior women in all schools of the University will wear their caps and gowns for the first time when they attend Senior Supper at 6 p.m. today in the ballroom of the League. As part of the program during the dinner, songs from the 1938 Junior Girls Play'wi...…
…F.M.G. THE MICHIGAN DAILY s ML.iR H 21, 19 9 Professor Gault Sees New Era FkingCo=ops Price-Fixing Legislation Is Declared Beneficial To Movement's Growth The principles of legislative price- fixing which have been introduced in- to business give consumers' coopera- tives a greater opportunity than they have ever had before, Prof. Edgar H. Gault of the business administration school said last night in the last lecture of the course on "Co...…
…WEINtD AI +1fVARC [ 22, 1980 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PEVEN i -.rrr- -N I lEA 1 .f . The Spring Fashion Season is well underway, corner, promises to show many innovations and Easter, just around the parading the avenue. The F the Michigan Daily invites you to pause a moment and review a few o new style trends in the following pages. Jr Ap4 4a1M C i …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939 Covert Cloth Jackets Are Likely To Prove Popular For Spring Wear O- Brilliant Ties To Be Supplanted By More Mild Color Schemes Camel's Hair Also Regarded As A Favorite Moderation Will Be Rule In Color Schemes, With Many Pastel Shades Time was when the real spring dresser was the polo shirt addict, but the formal Michigan campus hasI long disappointed manufacturers inI its adamant, refusal t...…
…' TbNESDA' MAPR R22, 1$ t heI CI I I G A TNiD A IL Y New Spring Shirts Styled For Comfort As Well As For App haranee o, Floppy Collars Seen As The Trend Lighter Weight Materials Will Be A Feature, With Popular Mesh Weaves "Comfort" has become the battle- cry of a mild revolution in shirt styles for this spring. The well-dressed man need no' longer padlock himself into an iron-like neckband, for starched collars and trubenized cuffs will be a...…
…PAGE TPN TI K MICHKGAN DAILY VMLDNE-RDAY, nARCtf 22, 039 PAE~ ThN W!BNE~DAY; MARCEl ~, I*3~ Varied Slacks Make Jackets MIre Valuable Two-Tone Ensembles Are Campus Leaders When Warm Weather Comes Flannel Stll Tops If our sport jacket style editor has solved your spring sport jacket pro- blem, there remains the question of what to do with that beautiful, rich, smart, smooth, neat, dapper, natty sport jacket. Naturally you'll wear it. But wi...…
…WVDNESnDAY; MAROJ 221,;,939 THE MICHIGAN NDAILY The Saddle Shoes Still Have It Among Collegiate Footwear Fi ashions Shhiy Brown And Whites In Lead As Usual Mexican Huaraches And Norwegian Brogans Add Variety To Foot Styles Saddle shoes are saddle shoes, and collegiates are collegiates, which no- body can deny. Therefore this spring will see more shiny brown saddles, atop red, red rubber soles, smartly held by white stitching, than have eve...…
…Fv, rTUf1.VT THE MICHIGAN DAILY -WEDNE~tIv, I4AIII 2,l3 Tilt MICHIGAN 1)AILV White Jackets Of '39 To Be m. d M Linen Gives Way To White Gabardine For Spring Formals; Cut Is Radical This season is witnessing a revolu- tion. For years linen has been the topotch spring formal jacket. Now the subservient stylists have insti- tuted white gabardine. The effects of this startling change will rever- berate in every social, politial and. economic ...…
…WMDNISDAY, mARcH 22% 1939THE M IeH;IG AP'IN D AIL Y Up PAGE TMTEiEX r'rV }I X r } .. ' ;s , a " , r: . . > .. r x,. j .., . ,> , .' r r The* Michigan Daily's SPIIMI! Y '. 3 a' ,.f. ., r J/ , / R . f : fit V'r In the following pages are The Michigan Daily's "~Preview of Spring! " See the smart, feminine fashions you've been hearing about -- aching to wear! Waists are small, skirts short and full . .. dresses look like suits. . , suits l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY, i'EDN :T)A-ins -AIW4* 22; 980. - Checks, PastelsHighlight Fashion For Reefer And Box Coats Starched White Pique Collars Wi l BeWorn Pastels To Predominate aIn Dressy Coats And Classic Reversibles By MARY HELEN DAVIS New York and Paris designers have sent us hosts or new models in both tailored and dressy coats for spring wear. Tailored and semi-dress coats in particular this season have nu- merous new touches that sp...…
…i~27i9ai THE MIC.1IIGAN DAILY '39 Petticoats ProperlyCalled 'Old Fashioned' Muslin Ruffles Appear Below Dinner Dresses; Camisole Tops Shown, By SUE POTTER The 20th century form-fitted zip- per slip is a thing of comfort, con- venience, and durability. As such it is the delight of modern feminine hearts. But, speaking of hearts, Val- entine's Day is only the beginning of the revolution in the maidenly breast, come Spring. Petticoats Are In ...…
…THE MICIGAN I AILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939 _. T __ _ _ . Low And High Waistlines Are Spring Fashion Redingotes Will Be Shown In Crepes And Woolens Of Contrasting Colors By RUTH DAVIS At luncheons, teas, or informal dances this spring the smart women on campus will be seen in the latest clothes by young American design- ers. Here are a few hints for the high- points in your spring-summer ward- robe. Silk, Crepe Are Favorites The new dres...…
…TiE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ' StV , MPN New Spring Suits Show Great ariety Of Style And Color ,,- Easter Parade Favorite Color Is Chartreuse Lip-Stick Red And Green Vie With Navy Blue In Colors For Spring By HELEN BRADY It takes more than a few snow flakes and zero temperatures to keep the maidens from trouping down to campus town for new spring outfits. Perhaps they are trying to persuade themselves that with a little pressure weather ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1939 Spring Formals Appear In Wide Variety Of Style, Color, Material ----- Starched Lace And Grosgrain Invade Easter Bonnet Fashions, Fashion's Pet Is Gypsy Type Evening Wear Prints And Plaids Appear With Robin As Sigon Of Spring jThe advent of spring is sure to Easter Corsages Will HaveI Unusual Flower Combinations By ELINOR SEVISON Easter bonne...…
… The Weather Showers today or tonight; tomorrow generaiiy fair. L 4fia4aw A&P AW Air"' w Datj Editorials A Call From Spain. Don't S.y Aloha... Ho-Hum No. 4 ... VOL. XLVIH. No. 124 ANA ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ralph Neafus '36 Forester Is Imprisoned By Insurgents To Stage Mass Meeting Hsere Tonight Protestin g Cordel Hlls Inaction 21. Students Wire Secretary Of State By SAUL R. KLIEIMAN Ralph Neafus, '36...…
… War Secretary Rebel Forces i Seize Nea Ralph fus, '36 Vigorous foreigh policy with support for Czechoslovakia and firm stand on Spain is necessary, contends Britain's war secretary, Hore-Belisha. National Magazine ,clueat s e . M eetAsks For Material Here May 24-28 ___ Undergraduate writers who would Michigan's sixth annual Adult Edu- like to see their work published in ition Institute will be held at the a national collegiate magazine ...…
… sDAY, MARCH z2, 1938 TillE MIC H IG A N D A LY PAGE THREE Hockey Playoffs To Start Tonight The world series of hockey, the Stanley Cup playoffs, start tonight and the puck game will, for the pe- riod of about two weeks, recapture the place in the sun which it has been forced to relinquish to baseball of late. The outstanding team of the year was the Boston Bruins who monopol- ized honors in the'American division of the N.H.L., winning strea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY I -; 11 1 Edited and managed by students of the University of Mchigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studer* Publications. Punshed every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspa...…
…"2, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women Debate Senior Women Willl Don Caps Last Lecture In French TeamSeries To Be Tomorrow Knight date T eams To Hold Goi s To BegThe LastLap Prof. Rene Talamon of the romance _ _ ___-___language department will speak in By MARIANNE M eetin TodaFrench on "Le Theatre de la Comedie Annual nSupper T omorow i the play, "Feather in His Cap," Francais, Hier et Aujourdhui" in the were asked by Hope Hartwig, '38, last of...…
…GE SX THE MICHITGAN ATA TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1938 .. . ....... Kahn Reveals A P Service Covers- The World CoiilributIwiS! For 1,300 Papers a ( The Daily1 meetinga will1 be p are expec Crap an 5 p.m. M All those call 7418 The It Service NN Says Potentilities. Scarcely Have Been Developed; Predicts Growinig Role By HARRY L. SONNEBORN Immunology, the scienc of the de- fensive reactions of the body, is less than a century old. and although ...…
…The Weather ) AOF 4r Agh- IIL- gk, tl Editorials VOL. XLVI No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ian $19500 Blizzard Fol lows Elected President Wake Of Flood As Death Toll Mounts Property Damages Reach $271,500,000 As 169 Are Reported Dead 221,500 Homeless In Stricken Area Connecticut, Surrounding Regions Devastated By Floods And Rains (By The Associated Press) Total dead in 13 states 169. Total...…
…;PACR TW4 io-,HE lMI(,lCTTTGN DATLV SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 ------- -------- Academy Ends Session; Elects, Dice President Genetic Study Of Various MentalProblems Advised In Lecture Continued from Page1) by the Academy, and the other of- ficers of the group were continued in office. These are Prof. Leigh J. Young of the forestry school, secre- ;tary; Prof. E. C. Prophet of Mich- igan State College, treasurer; Prof. Alfred H. Stockard of the...…
…SIT-DAY, Mv~ARWH 22, l92fi THE MICHIGAN DAILY Earl Thomias Qualifies For 1-34-Pond Thomas Beats Dale Scrivens Of Oklahoma A&M Jacobs Of Michigan State Reaches Finals In 168 Pound Division LEXINGTON, Va., March 21.--(P) - Among the wrestlers that qualified for the American Olympic finals held at Lehigh April 16th-18th, 134- lbs., were Earl Thomas, Michigan and 168- lbs., Walter Jacobs, Michigan State. LEXINGTON, Va., March 21.- (P) - Okl...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICUTGAN DAILY SUNDAY MARCH 22, 1936 ..H...MIC..H.I.AN...DA..... SUNDAY, 1WARCH 22, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mentioned, the promotion of recreational reading and instruction in the intricacies involved in using for the greatest benefit theslibrary facilities. Vi-e Stalization o n t y of its institution seems to be the sloganc nn g T we J of the Stephens Library. _ Although practical difficulties lie in the way of adoption of...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH V,19-36 TI~ H HI.GAN DAILY PAGl - ------ - - - - " - ---, - -M A---RCIH11 -- --22, - , - -- .. I ---A G--E-- Schedule Sale Of Tickets ForE Annual J.G.P. Initial Performance Will Honor Senior Women;F To OpenThursday G Tickets for the 1936 Junior Girls; Play, "Sprize!" will go on sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow in then box office of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Gretchen Lehman, chair- man, announced. Tickets are priced ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUJNbAi, MAIWi , 93 IN TH-EE WORLD O F B O O KS H. G. Wells' Scenario Fantasy STERN: Chats And Scintillates In .Her Autobiography Not So Success By KENNETH PARKER Herbert George Wells, prophet of a sort, declared some seven years ago in his book The King Who Was a King that the movies are destined to become our greatest art form and that, as result, we are due to see the development of a new literary medium, ...…
… The Weather Increasing cloudiness and Olightly warmer today, followed by showers Saturday. #41 t r1 aht Editorials Regarding Hell Week ... Semesters And Quarters.. . VOL. XLV. No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sen. Holt To Speak At Union Sp eech Will Be Given In Open Forum At 4 P.M.; Topic Not Disclosed To Tour Campus And Ford Plant Senator Spoke At Pontiac Last Night; Will Go To Adrian Tonight Sen...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935 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. FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 126 Coming Events Freshman Girls' Glee Club practice Notices Saturday afternoon at 1:15, in the League. Room will be posted. University Broadcasting: __ 9:00-9:...…
…r, MARCH 22, 1935 THE IMICHI GAN DAILY * STAR * c DUST *-Bv ART CARSTENS- + For the first time in five years the entry list for the diving event in the National Collegiate swimming meet,' to be held next week at Harvard, does not include one or two performers who can be rated in a class by them- selves, far superior to the rest of the field. The high and low board events, held together for the first- time this sea- son, promise to be wi...…
…T HE MICHIGAN IAILY FRIDAY, MARc t 2, 1 935 Semesters A.u Quarters. . . A TRAVELLER once asked a deck steward which was the more beau- tiful harbor - Rio de Janeiro or Sydney? The reply was "Hobart." And that, according to a history professor at the University of Minnesota, is about the best one van do with anyaargument as to the relative merits of the quarter and semester systems of dividing ,he college year. Considering the confusion that ...…
…2, 1"35 THE MICHIGAN DAILY k r League Exhibit Displays Work f Art Students First Student Art Exhibit To Be Shown; Formal OpeningSaturday The first student art exhibit to be held this year will open at the League at 7:30 Saturday, March 23, and will be on display until the following Thursday. Any student who has work is invited to exhibit it, and all are invited to attend the formal opening. Included are about 75 pieces of sculpture, paint...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICIJIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1935 . . . . . .... . ....... . ............ ....................... - - ... .............. ....... . .... . .. ................... mommomm"Wo Vocation Talk Presented B y Medical Dean Darrow Recommends NRA Abolition Cites Great Opportunities I Open To Doctors In The Modern World Dean Albert C. Furstenberg yes- terday discussed the vocation of medi- cine in the fourth of the group of lectur...…
…The Weatner Generally fair and colder to- day; tomorrow cloudy, possibly rain or snow and warmer. t ' 1 14,a Da ti Editorials Compulsory R.O.T.C. Is Bad Medicine . . I VOL. XLIV No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIHURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dean Explains Condemnation Of Hell-Week Dean Of Women Lloyd Says The Sororities Lose Time For Study Is Also Cause Of Excessive Fatigue Urges Complete Abolition Of The Tradition; Cites Grow...…
…THE MICHIGAN L '1 I L 1. _ _ . - --- ------= - -- -lL. 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. After 30 Years Absence, ark eturns To L*f Ialr THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 125 Notices Student Loans: The loan committee will meet on Friday, March 23, at 2:00 p.m., in Ro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 41 J 400 Attend Sixth! Michigan Wrestlers Who Will Be Hosts To IY. C. A. A. I - i Anunual In-tramural p)en House Event Over 500 Perform Before Record Crowd; High Schools Contribute To Pack Building By THE FRESHMAN SPORTS STAFF All previous attendance records for the Intramural Open House were broken last night when more than 4,000 spectators packed the Intramural Building to watch the sixth annual running of the Open...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIIGAN DAILY !_ Y=. A ' , C:tl lublbdihd .!vry 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. n133(MAIo. A 7 , s aeRA~ ) I ,14 MEMB1ER OF 'THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated PressIseiclusively entitled to the use for republication'of all news dispathces credited to it ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY First Night Of 1934 G.. Is Wlell Received 'Gang's Al There' Given Enthusiastic A p p 1a Ls e c By Honored Gt ebts Four hundred senior women inI caps and gowns witnessed the pre- mIere of "Gang's All There," the 1934 Junior Girls' Play, with heavy applause and cheering last night. Every senior woman from the pres- ident of the League to the newest transfer was there, Gay Mayer, Ruth Robinson, Mary Pray, last year's chairman...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY eneh Police unt Members Of Spy Group: flear NRA Complaints From Small Business Concerns I. even Die n Architects Exhibit New York City Disney's 3lickey tF 'i'Mouse' Drawing s li Angles Unt irough The Seiz iportant Papers overed ure Of PARIS, March 21- (P) -French. cret police were hot on new trails! day in their broadening investiga- on of what authorities call thex eatest spy ririg in history - a ring .ey say ferret...…
…Weather I Mostly cloudy, few snow flur- ries Wednesday; not much change in temperature. or- it ii Editorials Thinkers Change; Tailor Mades COmform; Beer May Act As A Repal Educator. VOL. XLIII No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN Government Helps Set Up Detroit Bank Featured In Premiere Of J. C. P. Tonight I General HaLd Of tap i hal Motors Raises 25 Million Total For Institution R.F. C.S...…
…THE MICHIGAN I)AILY Doctor George A. May Recalls1 Olympic Games Of Other Years By IRVING LEVITT Spring Football In conjunction with moving pic- ures of the Tenth olympiad which D rill H eld Dailyw'ill be shown tonight in Hill Audi- torium, through the co-operation of At Field House the Athletic Board in Control and lTheDaily, an interview was ar-? ranged with Dr. George A. May, head. of the men's physical education de- Spring football is well...…
…AY, MARCH 22, 1933 Pictures Of Olympic Stars Who Will Be Seen At Free Show From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas ONIGHT'S FREE SHOWING of official pictures of the Xth Olym- piad will take place at 8 p. m. in Hill Auditorium. Presenting a com- plete record of the high sports of both summer and winter games, the film was brought to Ann Arbor under the auspices of The Michigan Daily and the Board in Control of Ath- letics. In every event througho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY -t *x -r- 7- x financial center of the state, the other cities of the state would have fallen. The appropriation to the University from the Sstate could not have helped being disastrously affected by the injury to the banking system and it is not impossible that funds would have been lacking to keep the University operating. r So Ann Arbor, as well as Detroit, breathes a ,igh of relief at the announcement th...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS zIdio o theNorth univ Club At Sylvan Esolat(', :t )~'I SOCI ETY i Sons O JG-P1Mv yPhillips To ?Sing tIsO GP To FeatureA Sororities To Sell One-Third Entertain After Of Side Re wild The third outing to be given this nier. *erby the Outing Club will be held FeUl~ro .eonigX1b <i? urda-y atSylvan Estates. The golf dr; iing ontest, ?Mixed baske "'ofl l~ esgop will leave at 1:15 p. in., meet- ba ll. sem, vo1Wl & 11...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ich Expeeted Vote Hitler Dictatorship nan Body Called Into ssion; Hears Address Von ilindenaburg 4 - In Old Chuirch r Responds To Plea President For Help Solving Problems 'SDAM, Germany, March 21.- The new German Reichstag, is expected to legalize a four- lictatorship under Chancellor Hitler and quickly eliminate held its first meeting today s former seat of the Hohen- s. Wide Area Inundated As Ohio Overflows Its Banks L...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 ammwwr . Ar ..d& -AL. dd filifplqllw No - Rtr I lmmb " an .A ARPPFPW wlllxp 4ipor AW ,A AL kq"W AN = t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I 1 VOL. XLII No. 124 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1932 WEATHER: Snow. PRICE FIVE CENTS ===:a RUSSIAN FORCES *DISPATCH STATES Report Soviet Soldiers in Battle With Peasants. WRECK CHURCHES Martial Law Enforced in Two-Kilormeter Sector. BUCHAREST, Roumania, Marc...…
… 14THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 1\ AARCtI 22, 1932 INSECT 1IS MENACE TO MVICHIGAN OAKS1 Zoology Professor Voices Fear for Forests in North Central Michigan. SEES UNUSUAL ATTACK Relative of Grasshopper Known as atling Stick' Insects LAKE ERIE ICE FLOE RESCUE Oak forests of north central Michigan are being menaced by a surprise attack from a new enemy, w, '* "the walking stick" insect, whichf in the last few years has increased 8 from a curio...…
