… Weather Local showers and thunderstorms Y AlitPqJIo r ~Iai1r Editorial The Chicago Daily News And America's Press . VOL. XLIX. No. 146 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Six-Day Adult Institute pens Here Monday; 500 To Attend Education Group's Annual Meeting Is Sponsored By Extension Service Weaver To Present Jleeture On Keats The seventh annual Adult Educa- tion Institute will be held here from May ...…
…U THt MICHIGAN DAILY FWIDiE L'r. " APRIL 26. 1'9?9 y _ .. Six- yAd~t GO White House Asimts Chat Band Training n Fciscist Axis. Institute Opens:717 Will Be Given e o: :.:FAnnual Clinic To Instruct t ..- -..g....-. .. ...... ......h :; 'i4School Students J Education Group's Annual ::: .., ::.s.The high school band clinic initi- Meeting I.s Sponsored:r ated by the School of Music to give H :/y Extension Servicee. .:..:.. practical instruction...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMES PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN-- RANDOM Ramblings . .. Fritz Crisler isnt the only Var- sity coach concerned over Bob West- fall's eligibility struggle . . . Bob is reported to be a fine catching pros- pect and as such will be mighty use- ful to Ray Fisher after Leo Beebe's graduation . . . Before yesterday's Hillsdale game Danny Smick had gone hitless in his last 15 times at bat and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE SDAT, r. iPI26, Propaganda In The Press No. 5: Glittering Generalities;-Foreign Policy Concealed By Slogans: Freedom Of The Press A Catch-Phrase .I T1 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 Oniversity year and Sumrn r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Pr...…
…,NESDAY , APIL 26, 19,R9 -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gov. ikinsen Will Be Guest At Ball Friday Can pis r T$T uron -i er Fo Canoein Strts In Spring 1, By MILDRED WILLIAMS who really performs the actual steer- A sport that truly- warrants its ing. The straight-away is the stroke, Patrons List Of Military Dance Named; Grant Women Late Permission The list of patrons and guests for the Military Ball from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday has been announced...…
…TH.E MIC HIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, Music Festival Will Feature Band Contest More Than 5,200 Students To Take Part In Varied Events This Weekend (Continued from Page 1) Prof. William D. Revelli, director of the University Band, will bring many noted musicians and music teachers to Ann Arbor to act as adjudicators for the various events. Among these will be: Oscar W. Anderson, of Chi- cago, Keith Stein, of Michigan State College, N. W...…
… , . so .- The Weather Occasional showers today and tomorrow; warmer today and tonorrow, Y Bk ig zu VOL. XLVIM No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1938 San tion Given By Committee For Afternoon Peace Strike Demonstration Tomorrow To Be Held At 4 P.M. On MainLibrary Steps Lovett And Smith Will BeSpeakers The Strike Against War will take place on the steps of the General Library at 4 p.m., tomorrow, the Unit- ed !Peace Comm...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY )AX, APRIL, 26, 1,938 Spring Parley Opens Session OnSaturday Richard Scamnon To Act As Chairman Of 2-Day Meeting On Education (Continued from Page 1) pointed out, however, that the sub- jects have been outlined merely to form a basis for discussion, but not to limit the scope of the debate. The sub-topics chosen by the edu4 cation panel are: the purposes of education, the curriculum, criticism of University methods, ne...…
… THE MIC1IIGAN DAILY Wolverine Nine Meets Michigan State In Second Home Game VarsitySeeks Win: To Break LosingStreak Smick To Hurl As Strong Spartan Team Will Use Sophomores On Mound Today is resolution day for Michi- gan's baseball team. and now approximately 50 are turn- ruous qualities of determinationI and despair, the Varsity hereby re- solves that: 1) Michigan State, this afternoon's opponent, will not score seven runs in the first i...…
…TiF M icIIG AN DAILY TUESDAY, A pnm . THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ 1 -., ' r [1_4 tuna F =KOKKaWAMNAp pX ror yrAC. y Edited and managed by students of the University of Mihigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student ,Publications. - Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitIe to the tse for republication of all new...…
… ,103S THE- MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE FIVE SKnight PDate By MARIANNE .I The inevitable question during the past week was "Shall I?" or "Shall I not?" just forget to go to my various and sundry classes . but after the question was answered either "yes" or "no" came a weekend of merriment and fun and the ever-present dances at the Union and the League ... plus only a handful of chapter house dances . . a welcome respite from the hurry-scurry of t...…
…THE ,IIA"DAILY TLTgdYY, A RI 2, 73 TPUL -cs 1938 meo!= NLRB Press Hearing Goes To Washington, Ship Breaks Up In Boston Harbor National Board Will Hear ITU Local's Charges In Capital OnMonday (Continued from Page 1) attendance at the hearing of many witnesses'from Ann Arbor. The Gov- ernment, which pays transportation { nd $3 per day to its witnesses, will pay out thousands of dollars if the hearing lasts several weeks. The Ann Arbor Press...…
…The Weather Fair today and tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight. L 43a1 Akop Uattg Editorials The Way To Income Redistribution . France Votes On Peace V&. War.. VOL. XLVI No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Status Quo Is Rejected He Dreamed Of This Nearly 40 Years Ago By Parley 300 Students In Various Sections Weigh Defects Of Present Society Slosson Supported In League Debate Approval Granted To Art Freed...…
…IGE TWO SUNDAY, APRIL U, 19;G LGE TW~ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1~)3~ Fisk Jubilee Singers In Program Today At League LATE FWIRE NE WS French Election May Swing Leftist PARIS, April 25. - (') - Po- litical leaders, even in the Right Wing, prophesized tonight that national balloting tomorrow would bring a slight swing to the Left in the composition of a new Chamber of Deputies. Outgoing Leftists held 314 seats to 129 for center parties and 101 ...…
…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'Altruism' Will Be Subject Of Church Sermon Topic Will Be Discussed By Reverend Marley At Unitarian Church (Continued from Page 1) campus minister, will lead the stu- dent's Bible class at noon. The study of "Immortality" will be continued. At 6:30 p.m. is the discussion hour with "The Parley-What Did We Get From It?" as the subject of discus-j sion. At 10:45 a.m. the regular morn-j ing service of St. Paul's Lutheran C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. APRIL 26, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .i c --v.. A I! .-. Publisned every morning except Monday during th 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 us for republication of all news dispatches credited to it o not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights o republication of all other m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY II Golfers Defeat Spartans; Michigan Beats Illinois Netmen v Koc sis Cards 73 To Annex Medal Honors Team Wins Seven Singles Matches Out Of Eight; Win Easily,_19-5 By GEORGE ANDROS Displaying typical early-season form without registering a single par score, Michigan's National Collegiate championship golf squad eased to a 19-5 victory over Michigan State yes- terday afternoon at the 'University Golf Course in the openi...…
…911"H E AT "1 111 G A N D A I LY. - I I I I - I SUNDAY. APRIL ?G, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1930 aI sic he uri let A by y man ethe K Vi r I n ref '37 an Ir res rev 1 ml: t 37 f I I I i Pot-Luck Sup erYenner, and Mrts. N. G. M( -.-!ycn. ward Benjamin, '37; secretary, R ~P tMembers are asked to caull Mr[s. lard Curtis, '37; treasurer, Y(oii. . 1(11 I Hancs (730F21) ({tr hrBub) Morris', '37; hi 'toian e Yd- e c ingfor (;z),, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . .. . .......... . ..... -- --------------------- --.- -------- --- - n - Telegraph Booth Takes First Place At Carnival' Lightest and Loveliest Unique Design Win Prizes I Annual Conte Pi Beta Phi, Delta Gamma Phi Beta, Booth Competition Ze WAA EventPopul Melodrama, Ref reshmine Games Of Skill, Danc Featured At Affair With such inviting mottoes as" your next date by telegraph," Pi Beta Phi telegraph booth c t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 19036 I Lamiont-Hussey Observatory- Fruition Of Generosity, Vision (Continued from Pagel) _I isM m r In His Memory in the hope that the southern-most zone of the double star survey would be completed under more favorabler conditions at a southern station. It was but a few short years before plans for this southern station began to take concrete form. In June, 1908, Mr. Lamont author- ized Professor Huss...…
… SECOND SECTION Litiirn aii 43rd ANNUAL MIAY FESTIVAL ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1936 VOL. XLVI No. 145 PRICE FIVE CENTS t 9 Famous Artists To Appear Here - i In May Series Of Six Concerts To Be Held May 13-16 lit Hill Auditorium Leopold Stok owsk To Lead Orchestra Pons, Vreeland, Bampton, Martinelli, Althouse, luehn, Falkner To Sing Ann Arbor will become the Mecca of the world of music for the four days beginning May 13 ...…
…PAGE TWO TiltMTCHAN DATIX SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1934 Festival History Since 1888 Is Long, Colorful Huge Undertaking Grew Out of Modest Beginning 43 Years Ago (Continued from Page x) works for choral performance, includ- ing many operas adapted to concert presentation, have been given by the Choral Tnion. In numerous cases, American and world premieres have taken place. During the same period practically all of the world's import- ant soloists, i...…
….. _.. TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PA May Festival Is Classed Among World's Outstandtng Musical Events Concert Series Bring's Many Famed Singers Pons, Leopold Stokowski, Jeannette Vreeland Art Amiong Gnests (Continued from Page 1) Toscanini, who chose him to sink with the New York Philharmonic Symphony in music from Wagner's "Die Walkuere." Although born in England, Harolc Bauer, noted pianist who will be heard in Beethoven's "Emperor" Con- certo...…
…FOU THE MICHICAN DAILY 5i 'N3YARTI-,19 Philadelphia Orchestra Will Play He re A, Festivl 1 Uor ' 1 I .Firs I Time I iFounded 1900 !1 e( -ogdI F xpla'isl4E F i *i To Encourage Fstival Numbers Classic M i1 a (Continued from Page 3) legacy of hundreds of years of op-i pression of his country by more pow- 1 Grown Fr-om Modest Body erful nations. To Concert InsLruntent In all the world, particularly in1 . . aAmerica, he is known bes...…
…mommumoo For itigrt Iiti Probably rain today with little change in temperature. Editorials Appreciation For Sacrifice ; The Jamboree Disappoints.., VOL. XLV. No. 149 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hold Honors Convocation HereToday More Than 725 Students To Be Recognized For Scholastic Achievement Talk Will Be Given By H. S. Dennison Seniors, Graduates Will Wear Caps And Gowns; Classes Dismissed The ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LATE NES DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN cation !n the Bullettn Is constructive notice to all members of the wef3% .:3o0y received at the office of the Assistant to the President unto 3: 30; 11:;3Q a.m. Saturday'. Stork Only Brings Twins To Bronx Dionnes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 148 signed for this week should be handed in at the English Office not later than 4 o'clock on Friday. E. A. Walter ...…
…ILY lint Northern To Meet Monroe In Championship Debate onig AI v Hill Auditorium Will Again Be Scene Of Event Sponsored By University Extension Division And Detroit Free Press 4,000 High School Students To Attend Teams Will Be Awarded Trophies; Other Prizes To Be Given Flint Northern High School will meet Monroe High School in the finals of the eighteenth annual Mich- igan Forensic Association tournament sponsored by the University Ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [DAILY 1zc= 4- MemmW VF j.},SmvlR'M~CMNTee Pub i ed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association %nd the Big Ten News Service. MEMB ER ssotiated g lgiat ' rss -1934 ( at 193e uaD~soN WIsCcwm MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mi ia ie si y Neters ce Win1Over *. , I F~I ICBy ART Butler An Gee To Divide The Coachl xkTm k Has Vetera i Pitch r And Strong infield Wolverines Will IPreeant Same Line-Up W hicha Started N.U. Game George Butler and John (Lefty) Gee, two sophomore hurlers, will try to win a baseball game between them this afternoon by dividing the pitch-- ing assignment against Michigan State Normal College at 4:05 pn. Although Coach Ra...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY CHAPER0HUS E n <3 wll e vrie ths wek Mrs. B. S. Knapp Will Give . y upietiing for- Instructons h 9 fwf . : _ ic _ , } 1 ~cimilor whilc ana inr. ________C esiat'ra'i' ianun,,ncing its new- A Quilt exhibit and tca, snonsorcd !hi elected o ces. by the Phoebe Beal circle of King's i' =- Chi Omega Daughters for the benefit of the con- o ilC neg a sorority will en- valceent fund for the Universfitnsh-;I tc <' I o~~.PYtonVemyss-Smith...…
…T V 4' 1 1 THE .M1LCRLIGAN DAIL~Y George Dufy's Band Will Play For Military Ball Tonight At Tp'p ( y ,y YLEHI {'4 R.O.T.C. To Give Surprise Sti ts AtAnnual Af fair Don Lyon, Delbert Hesler Will Lead Grand March At Colorful Dance Members of the R.O.T.C. are spon- soring their annual formal dance at, the Union tonight featuring the music of George Duffy's Orchestra. The band, which has been playing at the Mayfair Restaurant in Cleveland and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY igh Schools Take Over eins Of City Plans For Having Them Direct Government For Day Are Announced High school students of Ann Arbor will be allowed to take over the reins of city governmcnt in Ann Arbor fcr a day according to plans released yesterday by the city Chamber of Commerce. y While no definite day has been set, it is understood that students of the various high schools in Ann Arbor will take over these offices in c...…
…'the Weather 4tilj Cloudy and colder Thursday, .~U VOL. XLIV No 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1934 Editorials niversity Will Welcome C School Fstudents. PRICE FI"VE CENTS Naval Plot is Feared At Panama Canal Is Closely Guarded; U.S. Fleet Makes Swift Trip Through Zone Cables Censored; Commerce Tied Up Entire Navy Of 11I Vessels Reaches Colon In Less Than 48 Hours COLON, C. Z., April 25. -(P)-As the United States fleet of 111 v...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Picketing Strikers Arrested l St. Louis CLASSIFIED DIRECTO FYI i l i J F { J a 1 1 i 1 E l -Associated Press Photo Eight men were arrested in St. Louis for stoning trucks carrying workers from plants of the Chevrolet Motor company and Fisher Body company, as 3,009 left their jobs and sought union recognition. Police are shown taking one striker into custody. 1&th Century Engish Drama Is, Feature Of NewLibrary Exhibit E...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Squad Of 12 Trackmen To Leave Tonight For Drake Relays Cold Hampers Drills Be f ore Outdoor Debut Hoyt Worried By Ward's Condition; May Not Run In 100-Yard Dash A squad of 12 Wolverine track- men will entrain tonight for Des Moines, Ia., where they will open their campaign for outdoor track honors at the 25th annual Drake Relays. The final practice before the meet, held yesterday afternoon, was ham- pered by the cold weat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Campus Opinion Letters published in this column should not be con- strued as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous communications will be disregarded. The names of communicants will, however, be re- garded as confidential upon request. Contributors are asked to be brief, confining themselves to less than 500 words If possible. ON THE BESETTING SIN OF WOMIAN To the Editor: Although Frederic Nietsche, the G...…
…T.E MIC.HIGAN DAIL Y A1 Given Again At League Theatre 'Jack And The Beanstalk' Is To Be Presented For Schoolmasters' Club "Jack and the Beanstalk," Chil- dren's Theatre production which played to capacity houses last Jan- uary, will be given again at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre in honor of those attending the Schoolmasters Club meetings. Admission will be 25 ceits for chil- dren, and 50 for adults, although members of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Women To Vote Today On New Rushing Rules Delegates From All Houses Will Convene To Pass On 15 Modifications (Continued from Page 1) alty of cancellation of all the dates with the rushee. (7) New Panhellenic forms will be printed to be mailed to the rushee to take the place of phone calls when the person cannot be reached by phone. (8) For the ruling that a house may not have more than four dates with a rushee, a vote will b...…
…The Weather Fair today and tomorrow; not quite so cool tomorrow. L A6F 414tr 4 t AW :43aiti Editorials East Side-West Side-All Around . . .; School And City Mourn Death of Dr. Darling. VOL XLI No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Action On Beer Bill Deferred Senate Adjourns Without Waiting For Final Vote Of House On Measure House Plans Action In Special Session Passage During Day Pre- vented By Necess...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of th- University. Copy received at the ofBce of the Asalstant to the President until 3:30: 11:30 a. in. t3aturday. XLIII VIESDAY, APR~IL~ 26, 1933 No. 147 NOTICES Honors Convocation: The Tenth Annual Convocation of the University of Michigan will be held Friday, April 28, at 11 o'clock, in Hill Auditorium. Classes, with the except...…
…THE MICHIGANDAIL From the PRESS BOX Boxers At Peak For Tonight's Good By John Thomas Many Grudge Fights Sdtrwas S. Bss3 Sports Shots VERY FIGHT A; grudge fight seems' to have been the olicy of the promo- ters of the STU- iDENT GOOD WILL --- BOXING SHOW when they compiled the card. Of course there * are several bouts that are baau entirely upon friend- ly rivalry, but still a large portion of the card contains bouts that are in deadly ear...…
…ITIG7AT A )t C r,~~ , ; A' matter but, as far as the city giving up its rights '- --_--- ---------------- _._._ is concerned, it has no rights other than those given it by the Legislature. Whatever rights cities A rt iReview s possess, are given them by the Home Rule Act, a purely legislative enactment. The city's charter was obtained from the State and it has no in- THE AMERICAN I alienable righ .s. ARTISTS EXHIBITION 3. The proposed am...…
…THE1,MCHI+GAN DAILY I CAMPUS S OCIP1TY S14W Tb rIo ww Ru1in~ Ch . Changres A re Approved Fornmal Ihihng Simpli- fied; Period Shortenied To Diminish Expense. Striving to correct the faults that have been criticised in the past, the Panhellenic' Association met todayI to revis~e the rushing rules. The nYew[ Lcague President Pleaksed With hItercol.legviate Women's Parley rules make rushing easier and more economiCal for the sororities a...…
…Says Summer Excursions Bring Many Problems Before Students Students in other years have re- turned from Summer Session excur- sions to penal institutions asking themselves such age-old questions as "Why does society exist?" "Is Educa- tion worthwhile?" "Is religion essen- tial?" "Can we cut down the social dependents in the next generation?" Dr. E. W. Blakeman, religious adviser to students at the First Methodist Church, who was present on al...…
…I ESTABIJSHED 1890 '1. *W L w,, F 4aili; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ,, VOL. XLII. No. 145 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy, cool, with rain. PRICE FIVE CENTS CONGRESS DEBATES ONREIONAL BILLS, TARIFF FIGHT OVER Committees Work on Stock Quiz, Taxation, Economy, Cash Bonus. BANKS GET EXEMPTION Sen. Norbeck Says Inquiry Will be Resumed Today; 'Big L Surprise' Promised. WASHINGTON, April 25.-(P)--...…
…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY -TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1932 CLEMENTS LIBRARY GETS VALUABLE REVOLUTIONARY WAR MANUSCRIPTS Papers of H-lession officers in the The first letters show the Hess- Revolutionary war, never before ians with hostile eagerness. "The available to historians, have re- rebels soon will be conquered," they cently been acquired by the William L. Clements library, wrote. The next ones forecast that These manuscripts, which include the war ...…
…__ _ HFMTCHTCAN DATTEY Contenders Take Final1 Workou N T N1 ETWolverines Display Big Te Stand ings PHILLIES DEFEAT B( NTI TOME 'Value of Teamwork W L et. INNING SESSI01 H URONS IN MATCHi in Field and at Bat MICHIGAN 1Qidi 0 Dfeted0t00s l I tawfighting Wolves can keep Wisconsin .... .1 i,000o Notch; Cleveland Wins. IYesterday Afternoon's Contest up the fast pace they started out I Iiowa ........ 1 1 0 1001Piaepi eetdBso - Postponed Because...…
…)Uf. " THE MICHIGAN DAIL.Y _T UESDAY, APRIL 263 1932 .. Society, where as regularly as clockwork the subjects t t of student apathy and hazing were considered and __________________________discussed. ublished every morning except Monday during the University The year of 1932 is singing its college swan song, >y the Board in Control of Student Publications. ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. and in this last issue of the D...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1"'AIL THE MICHIGAN DATLY~ _ . - r 4' .. _________________________________________________ II Substituted for League |.|j7SPANISHfCLUB TO G CHANGE OF PL 'ROSINA ES FRA FirstProduction of Kind Since HIS [TS Ir 1927 Will Be Presented in T CfLRT oLaboratory Theatre. s dTwo plays will be given by the Spanish Club Tuesday, May 3, in Jack Albin Will Play for Affair I the Laboratory Theatre. "This is in League Ballroom; Suppe...…
…THE'MICHICA'N DAILY, TrUSDAY, AlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Seniors: The sale of commencemient programs and announcement: will be continued Jn all dpartrnent-- of the university during the state. of April 26, 27, and 8C. There will be o fui Iher extension of il s av rangenient arnd April 28 will sfor~ i ti os cpportuniity: for zseni~ purchase theircomnein c .rm VV I' V Ai Ii ~t)V I :tuc~*l I i'UA1) Z~iIiiI11 Michigan Soeiil: Club: Mr. Alfred Lu...…
