…PAGE SIX T HE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 I Mich. H ighway Conference To Be Held Here Highway Engineers, Safety Directors, And Police Officials To Speak Southern Flood Waters On Rampage; Many Die Attitudes Of Faculty, Students Widow Of The Are Judged In Campus Surveyt Late John K. A variet y of orinions, some whimsical and some in dead earnest, were Stack Is Dea tsiven by students and faculty of the University concerning each other in a"sw to a rec...…
…I I . i , . I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY LA ~J AWI~JAPEA 5.) .n aLr i, R. L. Morrison Favors State's Tax For Roads Recalls Expenses Of Trip Taken In 1917; Roads Today More Economical "Sometimes it is cheaper to pay taxes, especially when unimproved roads collect two to four times as much from the driver's pocketbook in increased gas, oil, tire, and de- preciation costs as the nominal 'good road taxes' which go toward paving high...…
…T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY iDa nland Trip 'iscussed By A. Belknap U.S. Agents Spurs Search For Bremer Kidnapers :tic Expedition Studied torm Conditions, Radio 'peaker Declares we study of storm conditions in Arctic region was one of the most rtant purposes of the University Oichigan, Pan-American Airways :nland Expedition, Prof. Ralph L. nap, who recently returned from expedition, stated in his ad- s on the parent program overt University Radio ho...…
…I T1Hr MI CHTIGAN -D AILY~- ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN cation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members e University. Copy received at Uhe office of the Assistant to resident until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Al. TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1932 No. 89 NOTICES iduate School: All graduate students who expect to complete >rk for a degree at the close of the present semester should cal] office of the Graduate School, 1014 Angell Hall, t...…
…I- Tv -Fil C. i i l . , 1. ; f',, .,: I'+ 1r i TilE ~Ki~i(7iiiQAN 'AJ.L __ __ __..__ Iy FENCIERS WIN ROM SAEIN OPEER (Continued From Page 6) first foils bout by Captain Bauer. but made the final and deciding a touch for a 5 to 4 victory. His see- MICHIGAN GYMNAST TEAM WILL I EGAGE ONFERENCE ,OPPONENTS With the recent decision to mare I hold a state interscholastic gym- gymnastics a Varsity sport, it is ex- ; nastic sleet in Ann Arbor...…
… SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1935 THE MICAiGAN DAILY I Th"OT STOVE ---- By BILL REED A CONTEMPORARY of ours, The Michigan State News, published by students at Michigan State Col- lege, carries a story in Friday's edi- tion, the argument of which is con- tained in the following paragraph. "Therefore, all events considered-- past and present - State is the logi- cal Michigan institution to play Notre Dame-and not Michigan State has clearly displaye...…
… PAU L:IU11%. 1 MIC.HIGA, . DAII, gip - _ __ --G------ -*1 -M-HI A N D AIY---_ ;. G BDAI LY_,OFFIC IAL B UL LETINH Publication in the Bulletin is con.;ti'uctive notice to all memnbers, £the university. Copy received by tle Assistant to the Prcsi"- ut until 3:30 1p. M. (12:30 a. inl. taturday) ____ Mlichigan 171gince(!riIIg Coniferenice: All students and lFaciilty 'rged to aattend tthe meetings of I b , o'ferene on Janury 30 and wh( rtev...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY )G, 193'6 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS SUNJ.1AY~, JANUARY 26, 1936 Coltumbia Pro fes Scholarly Analy NEUTRALITY: ITS HISTORY, EC- ONOMICS AND LAW. Volume I: THE ORIGINS. By Philip C. Jes- sup and Francis Deak. Prepared. under the auspices of the Colum- bia University Council for Re- search in the Social Sciences. New York: Columbia University Press, 1935. $3.75. By PROF. LAWRENCE PREUSS (Of the Politica...…
