…The Weather Mostly cloudy, snow flurries in North today; tomorrow fair, continued cold. A- 4w -.Iazt- AOIW Editorials A New English Course .. . The Oil Sanctions.. . VOL. XLVI No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Warn JHop Scalpers Of Punishments Men's Council Threatens Discipline To Sellers Of Over-Priced Tickets J-Hop Committee Promises Support Suspension From School Within Council's Realm, Preced...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1939 -THlE MICiIGAN 1DUALY wmswwmm Movement To Left Expected By Winnacker Premier Sarraut's Ministry To Take Middle-Ground ( ourse, He Says (Continued from Page 1) Toscanini Denies Rumor Of Resignation toward Great Britain and less con- ciliatory toward Italy than his pred- ece sor in the present conflict in AfriMO. oi wtlechange in thehdeflationist course which France has pursued since the beginning of the depression...…
…26, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ask Board For New Pool For WAABuilding Dr. Bell Announces Plans For Improved Swimming Facilities For Women A proposal to erect a new pool in the Women's Athletic Association Building has been submitted to the Board in Control of Student Athletics by the Women's Physical Education Department, according to Dr. Mar- garet Bell, head of the department. The new pool would solve the prob- lem which has existed since th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1936 I 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY O -, - L Publisned every morning except Monday during the UniversityyeavrandSummer Session by the Board in Control 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 rights of republication of all other matter ...…
…Y, JANUARY 26, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Farewell Teas, Dinners Honor Faculty Group Professor Campbell, Dean Humphreys, Professor Parker To Leave Faculty members who have sab- batical leave for the second semester and those who are taking positions in other colleges are to be the honor guests at many social functions to be held during the next few weeks. Campbells Entertained The departure of Prof. and Mrs. O. J. Campbell and their family ne...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY- SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1936 TH1IHG N DIY UDY AU4Y2,13 Michigan Tech Ekes Out Second Win Over Varsity Six, 1-0 s 1 -0 Z-14 in FirstrerodlHoyt Pleased With Showing O Track Team In Time In First Period| YF7f 'Y /n-' c" n" Cirfnrtc r Glc FT .1 .r ...T.r Trials IIAN I .I gu V 71J~f PPUI *6 pp ,,ui txVt Vet-pfl LII,, Michigan's Five Man Drive In Third Stanza Fails As Techman Is Banished Rivals Win Series Return Tilts ...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…S The Weather Rain or snow in south, pos- ,"bly snow in north today or by tonight; Tomorrow cloudy and colder with local snows. L Slitrian I~ait Editorial Cheating In The U~niversity,. Those Funny People.. VOL. XLVI No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Beebe To' Descendant Of Noted MutineerCDem Leaders Japan Officials Murdered Be Head Of Sororities New Panhellenic Officers Are Elected; Will Tak...…
…THE MICIGxN DiI~V WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, - i I City Entered In National Contest In Auto Safety Morrison Is Chairman Of Traffic Committee For Current Contest Heads Investigation Ann Arbor has entered the Na- tional Traffic Safety Contest for 1936, it was announced yesterday by Prof. Roger L. Morrison of the engineering college, who received confirmation of the city's enrollment from the National Safety Council in Chicago. The -entry form...…
…Y, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Michigan Cappon Lauds Squad's Work In Both Games' Cagers Tied For Expect Toughest Competition From Michigan PoW Te T Third Place In Conference Race verful Iowa Tradition Of Historic Minute-Men Is am Is Threat U .Upheld By Present Day M' Puck Trio Rosenthal Leads Hawkeye Scorers With 13 Points Before Leaving Floor 14,000 View Tilts Illinois, Purdue Clashes To Conclude Basketball Season Next W...…
…TIE MICHIGAN LIAIL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY-28, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY question of the Franco-Soviet pact of mutual assistance. The chief objection to the pact seemed to be that the U.S.S.R. still owes France some 22,000,000,000 francs for pre-war and war borrowing. ". . . and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us . . . " may not mean the same thing in French it does in English, but it would be a good pearl for o...…
…kY, FEBRUARY 26, 19( THE M'VICHIGAN DAILY MMMMANNWNNSWMW Sammy Kay's Orchestra Selected To Play For Popular Leader To Appear Here For First Time Now Playing At Cabin Club In Cleveland; Has Had Rapid Rise To Success Ticket Sale March 3 2:30 A.M. Late Permission Obtained For University Women Attending Sammy Kay and his NBC broad- casting orchestra have been selected to play for the annual Frosh Frolic to be held Friday night, March 30, i...…
…THE MICHIGAN' 'DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 , 1936 -_E MIHG N AL -ENSAY __UR 8.13 ,K Law Students To Compete In Practice Trials Case Club Finals Will Be Held On Founders' Day; Prizes To Be Awarded After ten weeks of practice court trials held by members of the five case clubs at the Law School, eight junior semi-finalists and 20 fresh- man finalists have been chosen to represent their respective clubs in further cases, to be tried in March....…
…thne vWeather eri' isii e "1.pidiiiYk u , tiity f m ILP 1.0 itc t an ti Editorials Ilrnter"a:11"' ,' ('ritik VOL. XLVI No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936 VO.XLINo PUE IErET PILICE FIVE CENT$ { RLhineland Diplomats Conferring Eden Will Discuss Actions On Crisis Before House Of CommonsToday British And French Are Not In Accord German Ambassador Will Not Satisfy Negotiators From France LONDON, March 25.-()P) - Seek- ing ...…
…ova THE Wflcl7TCXN S THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1936 . ..........._........._.__._......_......_.._._ ......__ ..........._.__._.........._...__......__.. Kagawa States Love Is Force In Life Belief Japanese Leader Declares Faith In Cooperatives As Solution To War (Continued from Page 1) ing here, because he refused to give his opinions on anti-war strikes, and pacifism. "To oppose war sincerely in the first place," he remonstrated with a simple ...…
…-Iiii -Cst A x, M11l if Cl %fi, 1 .1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T Wolverine Baseball Prospects CGet First Ou tlOor Workout Baseball Team In Search For Crack Infield Combination Around The Keystone Sack Cleared By Sophomores Patanelli Is On First First And Third Bases Are Revealed As Wide Open After Early Workouts Coach Ray Fisher has repeatedly stated since he issued the first call for baseball candidates last winter that the biggest p...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936 _._._ -_..-....- _ _. _..._ -- -_ T _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1.. -a- power and made the formation of despotic govern- ments well nigh inevitable. Mussolini's latest action concerning the Cham- ber of Deputies is certainly proof to the world and to the few democratic countries of the world that representative government is on trial Whether the liberalism of John Stuart Mill Jeremy Bentham or ...…
…THURSDAY, MI ARCII 26, 1933) THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS ME Election For League Vice-Presidents, Judiciary Council To I 3e Held Vote Will Be H eld today In University Hall 3 Vice-Presidents To Be Chosen; Judiciary Body In Charge Take OfficeApril 6 Nominations For Various Positions Are Made By League Council An all-campus election for the three vice-presidents of the League and four members of the Judiciary Council is to be held from 11 a.m. t...…
…ES I THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'iRLtLuk)Al, ?viAtSCHIG, J93g . ...... State Aecies IUniversty Broadcasting Service For IReief W' ill 111(eThse Acii es M ach 2v Be taoordmLated Fitzgerald rT o Nane New Body To Outline Changes In Michigan Laws LANSING, March 25. -U0) -- Gov. Frank D. Fitzgerald told a commit- tee from the state medical society today he will appoint a commission to outline legislation designed to re- vamp and coordinate all state ...…
…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...…
…The e at he r Fair and warmer today; to-, morrow generally fair, con- tinued 'warm. q ---4r Sir4 ~IaiA Editorials Putting Up A Straw Man.. How To Dominate A College Audience ... VOL. XLVI No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Eby To GetI 'Open' Trial From Board' Charge Instructor Put Propaganda Into Classes On Historyt Is Being Pledged f Friends' Supportt Whole Question Of Place Of Such Studies Is InvolVed, Sa...…
…_ _ T E 1 I+GT ' I AT . TUESDAY. -MAY 26. 1939 +a T H ~ A l T a t' e t!.rA v Y P A1 . MAV9lGO'4aa , ,a,, i , in tv ti D, 1 Z1.)U I _ (From The Associated Press) ack Legion- Ramifications tamifications of Detroit's Black Le- n expose yesterday had turned up dispatches from Jackson, Toledo, shington, Flint, Kenton, 0., and vard University. (See story on e one). n Washington J. Edgar Hoover said saw no cause as yet for the F.B.T. enter the ...…
…SDAY, MAY 2136,THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fisher's Men Will Meet Strong Western State Nine Sease Win By Captain On M After The Wol be seeking day when i State Teac Rained o inning ina at Kalama: seeking rev they suffer of the Mic a four-yea State comp Coach H that Capta on the m pitch for t followed b scheduled1 Ed Abbot the call fo Hibba On the r team that starts in] .'r H'bba summer. Another Frank Sec tional reec alternate ateur tean are senio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DA IL ,, ;., .4 Legion, are fascist we do not: mean that they: are actually advocating fascism. Very often, as was the case no doubt with the Black Legionnaires, these forces of reaction are unwittingly' fascist. Sometimes it is their ignorance and superstition. Sometimes it is their lack of understanding of, or refusal to understand vital economic and social questions. And sometimes it is just plain greed and cruelty...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY =PAGEFIVE 1 Sophomore, Junior WT omen Are Chosen For Honorary Positions. 4 _ cYerry -CGo- Ngsid For Summer 5po its - Y STEPhIANIJE It won't be long before Ann Arbor goes into seclusion for a week or so for those inevitable finals . .. Everyone seems to be making the most of these last week-ends before the fray .. .Almost all the houses are giving parties and this past week-end came in for a good share of the...…
…P'A GESI T HE MICH IG AN D AILY TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1936 Prof. Bromage Leads Section In JulyFarley Will Conduct Discussions At Virginia Convention On Local Governmentj Prof. Arthur W. Bromagc of the political science department has been chosen to lead the discussion section on "Local Government," a division of the University of Virginia's annual Institute of Public Affairs, which will be held in Charlottesville, July 5 to July 18. Professor ...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan: Generally fair today and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. _Mir A6P r an 3Iat Editorials Strikes At Sea... Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL XLV No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Prof. Reeves To Give Final Legal Lecture Nations' Boundaries To Be Subject Of Tomorrow Night's Speech Noted For Work On International Law Has Been Member Of U. S. Permanent Justice C...…
…PAGE 7C8 TIrfi mTIfTHfn4N bty SUNDAY, MY 26,193d ?AGE T*O ~UNPAY, JULY 26, I93~ MMKIOMON THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session Liberalism In Spain Doomed -A iton Sees Little Hope Fo r Moderation On Either Side- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Published every morning except Monday during the ?University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Ass...…
…Y, JULY 26, 1939 TIHE MICIIAN DAILY PAGR THREE _ ., mommon" 1 NEWS Of The DAY Hymns To Be Sung By Audience At Second Campus Vesper (From The Associated Press) Lone Bank Robber Gets $200 For Pains TROUT CREEK, July 25. -W) - A lone bandit today held up the Trout Creek State Bank here, escaping with about $200 in cur- rency. The cashier, Percy Sax- ton, and his wife were the only persons in the bank when the man entered, brandishing a re...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 26, 1936 NOTES From The PLAYERS By ROXIE Whitford Kane, creator of the lov- able role of "Christopher Wellwyn" in "The Pigeon," considering an offer from the Newport Playhouse to ap- pear with Dorothy Sand in Sheridan's "Critic," following his next Ann Ar- bor appearance in "Juno and the Pay- cock." Hiram Sherman, "Canon Bertley" of "The Pigeon" saying, "I'm trying to forget," upon being asked to ...…
… The Weather Snow flurries today; tomor- row partly clouidy, continued cold. LL 5k igan ~AaitI Editorials joini The Army And See The Worlds .. . VOL. XLVII No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS k New Interests Of Men's Body Brown is Only Man To Hold Senate Seat As Senator-Elect I J Given Praise Unique Cases In History I Of United States Found In Congress' Records + Larger Scope Of Activities + Of Counc...…
…rTr MR~TlVNNIA~I WMHRSDAY, NOV. 26, 10 -H ', rascha Heift-tz Will Use Famous Brown Is Only Stradivarius, Guarnerius Violins One In Senate Vost aluable Instruments Once Owned By Other I Vili iliC Notd Masterse Cases In History Noed Mastersr. United States Found The possessor of one of the great- I In Congress' Records st collections of violins, JaschaI Tower Exterior To Be Finished Within Few Weeks Despite Cold JASCHA HEIFETZ instrument...…
…THURSDAY, NO V. 26, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. U SDA _ NV.. 26. 13 H T H ~N D TNA . as 4,Ira .v.a: va j. a r a-A. - Coach Mann Arranges Anntial Swimming Festival For l )ec._I1 Three Toronto G ir ls Feature Water Carnival Mavis Freeman, Freshman Coed And Olympic Star, To Give Exhibition Coach Matt Mann has announced his annual gala swimming festival to be held December 11 in the Intra- mural pool. The festival this year promises to be ...…
…AE POUR THE MI CHIG-AN DAILY 1936 Member 1937 Issocided Coe6iae Press Distributors of oie6iate Di6est 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 Assocated Press is exclusively entiled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republicat...…
…IffURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1939 TRE MICIIC,AN DAILY Annual Panhellenic Ball To Be Given Tornorow In League B allroom List Of Guests Of Committee Is Announced 400 Couples Expected; Decorations To Feature Sorority Emblems The annual Panhellenic Ball will be held from 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. to- myorrow in the League ballroom. The guests of the members of the cen- tral committee were announced last night by Betty King, '37, general ,hairman. Miss King w...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,TU STAY, NOV. 26, 1936 six THURSDAY, NOV. 28, 193~ rr..Ai _.___., S.C.A. To Send Monumental Lat Five Delegates in PreIarati To Conference The momentous task of compiling acomplete dictionary of classical Latin, now being carried on in Ger- Clark, Perrin, Wilsnack, many, will be of unlimited value to Segalman And McDonald philologists, jurists and historians, according to Prof. Warren E. Blake] Are Representatives o...…
