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…1STABLISHE r iga 4 &iiIN MEMBER I ASSOCIATED XL. NO. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _..... .l pa 'LE CONTINUES YOUS T METF ' SHOW OFF' PHESS BUILDING Box office sale of tickets for Play S Production's presentation of 'Show, Ioff,"the three act comedy by George Kelly, will continue from 1n' lu k' ul k thie jf EX PENSS LISTED ON YOUTH AFTER ON CLASS BUDGET 'TRAIN COLLISION 1 UNIO...…

…THF MICHIGAN DAILY TUSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 -___ r Prof. Thomas C. Trueblood, who is spending the winter touring ,South Africa, has written to his niece, Miss Anna L. Tomlinson,' of Ann Arbor, disclosing the interest- ing progress and activity of the Un- iversity's big observatory located at Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, South Africa. Bloemfontein, where Professors1 Rossiter, Jessup, and Donner of the University faculty are making ob-...…

…Wg$DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 100 TPP. MVr *W:Tr.,AxT TIA-I'l-V PAMP Vn".V, MY Ul : ,L.Yr,FEBrt.. RY. 25. .P 1~s'ea TT11G. llt* ...;:lfl lTTCWa' M Th l:aN1 VD A -+.:,y'h _,-. Z ~ V A .. _.l.. . l.A . J. . ._T ,._.. . L . __ ..... _S. !T.1 _ a s'bL.4A;I .a.J.A.,-a L'. it ,... __ _ CLASS REASURERS TO HOLD MEETING! WITH COUNCILM4EN1 Will Continue Collecting Class Dues Says Auditing Body. I Lewis,,-Former Democratic Leader'in Senate to Fight Denee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "TL'SEA, ~ERt1W 25; 1i30 mom Published every morning excsept Monday during the University year by the Board In E Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled l to the use for republication, of .all news dis-t patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published1 berein.- Entered at the postoffice a...…

…TUES~DAY, R'r BRUA!RY 25, 1U'6 EtH MICHIC AN -D ATEY ' 4. H, 4Si v A nA 4$ * 4 f N '. 4 7- R+?A "rt r; } -----t- Inc V AS Imo . .jj . l d. _ . CLOSE FINAL PLA OF SKATING ENT IN SPORT CARNIV 9 Dash and Obstacle Race Events Followed by General Skating, Scheduled. INVITE WOMEN TO COME Fancy ,Skating Exhibition Giver to Provide Enjoyment for Everyone. Plans for the skating carniva: which is being held from 2:30 tc 5 o'clock Wednesday at...…

….'TT4r AltTr..tittr..bN n.A1t.V TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 Pr . e1 t14 V!T C V21 %.A .",-4UyDY FBRAY 5 13 OL VERINE GRAPPLERS FALL BEFORE INDIANA, 14-12 p __ - -_ n TRIANGULAR MEET IS SCHEDULED FOR. THURSDAY NIGHT Announcing the time of the tri- angular meet with Michigan State and Michigan State 'Norml as; Thursday, February 27, at 8 p. m.,, Coach Steve Farrell sought to cor- rect a false impression that the meet was scheduled fo...…

…4 T1UESDAY , FERUARY 25, 1930 TANKMEN PREPAr TO FACE WILDCATS Michigan Natators Will Meet Strongest Opponents Next Friday. THE M I C H I-C A N"DA I Y PAGE 8Nv SCOTT CAPT AINS YALE POLOISTS { -1 BOTH TEAMS UNBEATEN According to Coach Matt Mann there will be no let up in swimming practice for the entire week, with the Varsity working overtime in preparation for the crucial meet of the season. The Wolverines are scheduled to encounter th...…

…lp Q-r MOB "THE . IgTC H I A ATLY THE N'II~HIGAN ~DAY, ~T~fl'A~Y 25; #Si W ____. 1 i _ _ I e ,or James F .'.. Dunlap Will give an illustrated talk. on 'V ergil's A'sso- 1 i r nnir Nii1 10i hthe Rty of 'Nuple, oHIL i0ut rkI AL LILLLI I I 1 faetxlty Women's Club--Book.shelf arnd Stagie Section meets this afternoon, at the home of Mrs. S. F. Gingerich, 4 HgladRod Publication In the Bulletin is constructi re notice to all members Mr.WW....…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 )MR-4mw A*1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN .. . ........ . ......... ... ........ VOL. XLL No. 101 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS I THOMPSON WINS IN CHICAGO RACE FOR NOMINAT N Supporters of Albert Concede Victory to 'Big Bill'. Peasants Cliastize Unproductive Trees (By Associaed Press TEXCOCO, Mexico, Feb. 24.- ...…

…PAGE TWO Play M1IES ACI CLOSES IT FOR PROP Organization W Than 25 Year Professor WINDT IS NO Laboratory Prod Originated in Graduates By Beach Co With the recent former Mimes the sity dramatic o Production, hasc to the fore in c But behind this long story of struggle for exis many other com tions, its handica tages. More than 25 y D. T. Hollister,c partment, was dir duction. Few of dents suspect the the speech depar existence for suc time. At t...…

…4, "rW9L1 N A1' ( W I rANK r)AITT PAGF, TnIVA __ . _ _ , t . a V._ ... . r .. . WL;DNE3i.DAY, 1 EtUARY 25, 1931I 1 iC.iVi l,1; 1 %a Piv uLh LL. a 'q '. :, i DUDY TO DISCUSS P' NS OUO Univej In A vigor biological ma thatt empire in remainsN sity biol sailed frc district o of the ex selyn Va of birdsc Dr. Adol F New York Financier Gve Review of Financial Prospects for 1931. to I -A LARGE COMPANY tr of i Bartlett, ment ofk I Leids Pr...…

…PAGE TH F.MICH1IGAN DAILY WEDN~DAY Ft~E~1iU LY 25, 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 not otherwise credited In this paper and the local news published ,herein. Entered ...…

…re: T 1-4 P 1 1-4 PA~1 V ~AG~ FTV~ w4v,,wNp I M -.M- SOPH ORES\ W1N E 4ICNT WOMMANET d~i |UlvlULd e IPS RIFLE T ITLE |LL OPENING CAME lHPLN-S-AN-cED ~~V Iii uAm I~~~ 11ii el~h~l, IfE Class Teams Choose Names and Elect Captains Before First Game. GAMES ARE ONE-SIDED Margaret Friedrich and Helen Townsend Elected to Head Junior Teams. Through superior teamwork the || two sophomore teams were able to defeat the junior teams in the 9 ...…

…~AL~ L~ ro 'WEDVt;,ic XL 1', F UsLh , i ,131 J1. 4boy A U( I ~~~~~ ~ d t o- -''--_____________ _________ .. .C -lo ~ 'o r Uarlwr i I Season. SeTl~icr n~1Mi~c ~k ~ SI1 0h f c W:all lj'actic e at the r~~u~ i~~d tei;ilunivaer sty f i( hi~zn will get an ealersat hsyear it appeared iZ Cor4P 7i jj Yo s or"p. {eateid; y hen Co!ach Marry Kipke - - UlflOUlCC hr ihc] isprinig prac- ?' A( U VNLX'r ice ce s wold begin IMarch 30 ,hite ne)u1heri' of ...…

…WEDlrNE'SDA~YFE'BRUARY L, 1 THE MIGMI AIN LDAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11- wr-wr- --- -.+---.-----_. QUINTET PREPPF37Sr% TOg gJO0If ,41-CapusEvent to be. Held T0 IT 8 ~ 10 MEETas elimination Series. t Defet b Pudue iveSpus KEntries for the All-Campus box- Defet byPurue Fve Sursing; meet will close. Saturday, Feb. Team to Greater Efforts 28. The number of entries far x in Daily Drills." ceeds tha t of previous years rl ____will necessitate a...…

…ZAFE 'Clt w T H r TJ tp.1C '',,N P _ I1.'Y/ T~:hN~5TAVFT1B*'-rJAF-Y 25; _ ^ DAILY OFFICIA\L BULLETIN Pubica in te ulti is c ructive notice to all members of the Uiiivcrsit y. Copy receiVed at th1 oftee of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, exceptiig Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XM. WEDNESDAY, FI RUAIRY 25, 1931 NO. 101 c I I E l: P Nursery Sectiou of Faculty Women's Club will meet at the Leaguej at 3 p. in. Mrs. Leth...…

…1890 t . M r Y t Air !fit 4 at& MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE VOL XLII. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 Weather: Cloudy, Warmer. PRICE FIVE CEN .. . ; : ',w .4 . ,; PLEDGI' G RULES CH 7 v _ .... e Student Loan Fund to ReceivePlayProceeds RELATINS INEST ATI1BREAKIGPOINT, SIMSONDE lRE Violation of Navy Power Agreed Upon in 1922 May Cause Diplomatic Breach. CHINESE PLAN ATTACK Foreign Shipping Warned A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST LlMIIAgTION, School League Cut From to 32 Teams as iesult of First Matches. GU'RNEYIN,-CHARG~E FA~R EAS'TER BATTLEFIELD SCENE ESTIMATE LIQUO ~rq176, DEPRESSION LOWERING WIFE-RA TE IN IRA Q, CLAIMS KAMI L TOONIANs ppk ,rity Extension. Dvision and Detroit Free Press Conduct !'Contest. Returns of the first elimination debate fi the Michign high school debating league, rnaaged by the ~University extension division and...…

…FEBRUARY' 25, 1932 ~ THE MICHIGAN DA LY F.... S PST 9FE w A.'+ nal Public D ebts M ore Than Overbaiance Amount Cut From Budgets. SINKING FUND IS BIGGER Secretary Mills Declares Debt Retirement Fund Increase Accounts for Outlay. WASNNGTON, Feb. 24. -GP)--. Many millions of dollars carefully culted from next year's operating costs of the Treasury and Postofice departments ,are more than over- balanced by additional public debt requirements...…

…__________THE M IC H LGA N DAILY- THUTRSDAY, FEBR~UARY 25, 19 M i WcprMarita Datti Published every morning except Monday during the University by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re. lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered ...…

…, /' FEBRUARY 25, 1932, THE MICHIdAN DAILY, :. .. ( I LV* VA ' 5WA*AM ""'x"7.5 S S? VAL'U omgplete Cast and Choruses of "No Man's Land" Announce ARY PHILLIPSAND VIRGINIA KOC.IH CHOSEN TO PLAY LEADI1NG RHOLES inselle Bartlett, Betty Van Horn, Eleanor Riker, Alice Boter, Parrish Riker, Play Principal Parts. Twenty-three women have been chosen for the cast of "No Man's Land," 28th annual Junior Girls' Play, according to an...…

…I THE Tk4TCHIGAN DAILY "t-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4i IUR&~AY. FEBRUARY 25. I paann a Ci Aiph a Wins nterfraternity swif SE AT DEFENONG PIONS, TKETA'- Champions Set Record Winning 200-Yard Relay With Mark of 1:49.1 K. L. FINISHES THIRD ence of Miller. Star in Back 1 4Iverine. Hockey Teams WillIeet ChicagoS aturday Crack srt Star New4 Reiwick and Wolfe Expect to Be inFirst Class Condition After Sickness. Runs...…

…T, H E M 1 C.r.11CAN THE MICI-IICAN DAIL'i~ OCey SextetPointsfor,',Marquette Tult rI PAN BaltitOre Acquires Buzz Arlett Goes to Minors After 13 Years jn Majors. (BI, the Assoc~,,'ia! 'Pess Pick Westet Tean for Football Game' in Olympic Stadium Mi nesata Will Meet Michigan it Swysimr"R (Continued from Page 6) LOS ANGELES, Feb., 24.-(A)- equal to the killing pace which To shift or not to shift, was the Coach Matt Mann's veterans usual- ...…

… THE MICI I- . D A I--L- THURSDAY, F THE MICHIGAN D A1LY~ THURSDAY, F N OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Buhetin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistan$ to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 No. 102' NOTICES University Loan Committee: The Loan Commgittee will meet on Fri- day, Feb. 26, at 1:30 p.m., in Rdom 2, University ...…

…r showers, some- Q~g Sir iga tl 300 May Remain versity ; The Pee Amendment. XLIII No. 104 . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1933 PRICE FIVE ( ._.. r-I -mak Ne Power At Capitol lants To Sustain Heart is Report' Mayor ling His Own In git; Family Near leep Is Aid freshing HiM ;ement Is Offered tis Becomes Less He's 'New Man' la., Feb. 24.-(EP)--Stim- administered tonight to i Cermak to sustain the S flagging heart, weak...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S.C.A. Announces March peakers The Student Chr iian Association has just announcedl forums sched- tiled for the month of March, which includes two local and. two out of the city speakers. Frank D. Slutz, trustee of the pub- lic library in Dayton,'0., will deliver the address at the forum March 1. His subject, "A New Citizenship," deals with the proposal for the for- mation of a third party without can- didates. The followin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fromthe PRESS BOX By John Thomas Outworn Traditions 'Sugar Did It' Michigan Help Ohio T IS TIME for useless, outworn tradition to go the way of all flesh-to the grave. We refer specifically to the custom of organized cheering and the band at basketball games. They are not worth their salt today, even though they. might have been some 20 years ago. Of the portion of the tuition that goes to the Athletic Association, 50 cents...…

…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY ;; 3."- II ept Monday. during ,the ession by the Board in dd every morning! exm er of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- d the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASFOCIATED PRESS Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use iblication of all news dispatches credited to it or .erwie credited in this paper and the local news ed herein. All rights of republication of special hes are reserved. ,ed at the Po...…

….ICHIGAN DAILY e A& J .. . _ .., ._CI--TIGAN DAILY. ._ R. , CAMPUS SOCIETY Plans Furthered llany New Outfits For All-Camnpus'APpear .W 'Sprin . Weather This Week Sororities, Fraternities Have, . Full Schedule For Week-End Cabaret, Apr11 1 Margaret O'Brien To $e Chairmjan; Others Are Named For Commhttee By BARBARA BATES Have you noticed the perfect flood of spring outfits that have been, poiuring over the campus these: last few days...…

…Wood Calls Iiller Will Man;' Many Injured, Be Sees Dark Future For Liberals Four Dead As .t)IJJ1L1"i9YUJ. k) JI emnued fro:ii Pa I turning to take special courses or to Roosev elL's Friend iThink take their final examinations." German secondary schools, corre- President-EIecut Will Io sponding somewhat to American high jAWRV ay lth Conlt1Tii ce schools,. Pr ofc:-or Wood pointed ouzt includc two years more of school WASHIGTON b. 2.-W x work, w...…

…[he Weather ow today, probably ending rrow. Not much change in erature. Y Sin an igattly Editor 0 The Council Must Act Now . -1 TOL. XLIV No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 25, 1934 PRICE FIVE C I I ecords Fall As Michigan Takes Meet Improved Team Amasses Total Of 60 Points In Triangular Contest Three Records Are Broken; One Tied Ward Is Triple Winner; Takes High Jump, High Hurdles, 60-Yard Dash By CHARLES A. BAIRD Field...…

…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 Asistant to the President untl, 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. *;UNDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 104 Notes All Students possessing .driving permits, who have purchased 1934 lIcte plates or who will use their 1933 plates until August 1, are re- quested to renew their permits and...…

…hockey Series By Downing olverines, 2. Stellar Wrestlers To Compete Here For National Title EDI OR'S NOTE his is the second of a series of articles on the coming National Intercollegiate wrestling meet. When a National Intercollegiate title-holder isn't able to make his own team, the class of competition in the approaching meet is assuredly high. And when an Eastern college team boasts an undefeated heavy- weight who edges out a star of two s...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY 4 "Trader Horn", must certainly be highly com- mended for his ability to pick an all-eskimo cast and find that they aren't such bad actors as might be expected, in fact the hero Mala (also Kripik is an fine as anyone could expect from a native northlander and his supporting cast of men and women certainly are above the average. The photography, faked in a few places, is in spots very fine as the setting in the north...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 11 Prominent Students Basiness ]' rpagei ' Arrangements Nearing FinishI Tickets For Annual Slideo Rule Dance To Be Put On Sale March 1 Several prominent bands are now being considered for the Slide Rule dance to be held March 23 in the Union, according to the announce- ment of Stanley C. Killian, '34E, gen- eral chairman. Merle Jacobs, now playing in Cleveland, and Doc Pay- ton from the east are the first on the li...…

…chigan Tops Leopold III Wins Doumergue Off ers Reward For Public Favor As Murderer Of Stavisky Witness, His Reign Starts PARIS, Feb. 24- (P--Premier francs (about $6,500) for the arrest AlbertDoumergue called today for and conviction of the slayer. the capture, dead or alive, of the Belief grew in official circles to- New King Of The Belgians mysterious slayer of Judge Albert day that the judge was' murdered Thrills His Subjects By Prince, "t...…

…I 'r I The Weather M ~tly l jle toit' uiv a d i - Z 4r ran at itj Editorials SiC, Tt A it5it, 1_ 1 ui is TtWs AV VOL. XLVI No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Formation Of Anti-Japanese GroupLikely Chinese Students Inspired By Plea Of Gen. Fang Chen-Wu Taunt Of Cowardice Is Hurled At U.S. General Charges Nippons ' With Making All China A Protectorate The organization of an Anti-Jap- anese Leagu...…

…TWO "ITmrHMXN MTbTGA4 iT TTTr, SDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1934 - -- WESDAY, FEBRUARY 2~, 193# Supreme Court Powers Upheld By Dean Bates Praises Performance Of Justices As Effective Over 150 Year Period Treasures Of $20,000,000 Sunk In Great Lakes An interpretation, an explanatior and a defense of the Supreme Couri and its power of declaring acts o Congress unconstitutional were nade Sunday in the Union by Dean Henry M. Bates before more than 1...…

…TUESDAY; FEBRUARY :, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Natators Look To Meet With Hawkeye Tea - Coach Mann Satisfied With Showing Against Bucks; Kasley, Reike Star Well satisfied with his champions' showing against the powerful Ohio State team, Coach Matt Mann yeter- day set about to prepare the Wol- verine swimmers for Friday night's meet with the cocky Iowa team that is headed for a strong drive at Michigan's Conference title. The Varsity too...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1936 _~E MC iA AL _USDY.FE URY2_.13 TilE MICHIGAN DAILY As Others See It Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in CVontrol of Student Publications. 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 newspaper. All ...…

…tUESDAY, FEBRUARY Z5,1936 THE MICITGAN DAILY IPA i ~FUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1936 P Johnny Hamp's Band To Play For Annual Assembly Ball At League 7YCerry o ound - - y STEPHANIE Who said that there would be a lull in the social activities after the J-Hop? ... . It seems that life is going merrily on and everyone is already forgetting all the grand resolutions about studying hard for the second semester. And anyway with spring in the air wh...…

…STm THE MICHGAN DAiLY TWF-l',4f4Y FEERUAIL 25, )A06 Allow Foreign Studeits" To Be Rotary To Invite Limited Group From Other Lands To Luncheon Meetings Announcement that the Ann Arbor Rotary Club has recently voted to change its by-laws so as to provide for a limited number of so-called "international guests" was made yes- terday by Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, counselor to foreign students. Students from other lands who have shown themselves ...…

… The Weatier Cloudy, snow flurries, colder southeast portion today; to- morrow fair and continued cold. LY 4hp an trl Editorials Unemployment And Unions ... An Up-And-Coming Campus Custom.. VOL. XLVII No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 25, 1937 e PRICE FiVE CENTS Federal Jury Rules Townsend Is Guilty In ContemptCase Louisville, Hard Hit ByFlood, Rallies Forces In Re-Building Maximum Penalty Would Include Fine Of $1,000 And Ye...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, F EB. 25, 1 German Consulate Burned As Loyalists Flee City Of Malaga Alpha Alpha Gamma ted to the national council of Alpha Alpha Gamma from each of its chap- Sponsoring Exhibit ters. It includes architectural draw- ings, sketches, wood block prints, wa- An exhibit of drawings and archi- ter colors and other allied work. These tectural work by members of Alpha drawings from the local chapters are Alpha Gamma, na...…

…TIE MICHIGAN IWAI Y To Teth Here puingSummer Visiting Faculty Includes Many Men Outstanding In Various Fields Visiing professors, leaders in their fialds, of research, will form an im- p rant part of the faculty of the University during this year's Summer Session Prof. Louis A. Hopkins, di- rector of the Session, stated yester- day in announcing the list of visiting fa ulty members. The visiting faculty has been drawn from universities and sc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, E 25, r E ICHIGAN DAILY I M-V L ,D --m M -9- 2 & 1q% Member 1937 Pssociated Colle6icte Press Distributors of C0 C6icit 6West Published every .morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The 'Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use 'or republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Chinese And American Schools Siunilcr, Says Traditional Chinese Dress Is Still Worn In China; Heavy Satin Favored In 1930, small and charming Miss Vung-Yuin Ting came from Shang- hai, China, to the United States to continue her education at Bryn Mawr College. She said that due to her previous instruction in English, she had little difficulty understanding the professors and textbooks. Miss Ting distinguished* hers...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUJRSDAY, Buckeye Five, Hopes To Stop VarsityAgainr Olsen To Rely On Height For Victory; Fishman Is Fully Recovered Has Birleson To Beat Beethan, Birleson To Assault 440, Mark In Saturday Clash Campus Relay Teams Picked Veteran Sutherand s Urged To Stay At Pitt The Michigan basketball team's field day at Purdue's expense, con- trary to. popular opinion, does not cinch a part of the title for the Wol- verines. Saturd...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ... s _ ., . Fl 'wo Meets In Two Days Is Order For Swimmers This Week PRSS ANGLE - -By GEORGE I. ANI)ROS Notice To Tryouts'.. . "NOW IS THE TIME for all good men to come to the aid of their party." . Join the sports staff and see the world. In fact every known detail of that section of the globe which describes a straight line between the Publications Building, Yost Field House and points south. See the world via...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'1! U1CtiUA ', 1 'L 2 New Community) un d Directors Are Nominated 5,000 Members For Nominees March To Vote Early In .. LIFE.. By J. A. B. Since early in the afternoon the four of them had been down at the beer place playing fantan and a couple rubbers of bridge, sipping beer the while. When the hand of the electric clock pointed to almost four, they talked it over and decided to see the movie matinee before going hom...…