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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G~reat Inventory Sale FrOR. THE MONTH OF JANUARY All Clothing. 1-4 Off SUITS, OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS $25.00, Now $18.75 $22.50, Now $16.90 $20.00, Now $15.00 $18.00, Now $13.50 $16.00, Now $12.00 $15.00, Now $11.25 $13.50, Now $10.00 $12.50, Now $ 9.50 $10.00, Now $ 7.50 300 Suits of Broken Lots, formerly gold from $10 to $22.50, choice at One-half Off. All Trousers at 20t Discount. All Underwear at 20,,lDiscount, TFHIS SA...…

…_____ _______________________ HB IC'HIGAN DAILY -___ _ , ALARM CLOCKS HTACK, AND CARRIAGE HIR Developing and Printing for Amateur Photogjraphers E. E. CALKINS Druggist 324 S. STATE STREET D. Y. A. A. J. RAILWAY Spe lal Crs t o crta. n1., ad .very tweeIhours unitl7I.m !pe1ai ,tII>011uks1on H10 a n.,adeery two hour s.1or I 1 1 p r. (four ]1ai ,1 1001to 10etroltL0151.0,ll., t ToDu ot sreto. lacksn 71 aI WAITING 110118. 10HU(ON lT. WIIT (It'MA...…

…THE WEATHER PROBABLY FAIR TODAI i c e Sir.~t a A6PF A&kr 4:3att I I ii ASSOCIATED PRESS DA Y AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE I a VOL. XXIX. No. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1919. PRICE THREE CENTS TWELVE LINERS CARRING MANY SAIL FR U S SHIPS WITH OFFICERS AND MEN LEAVE FRANCE FOR HOME MICHIGAN HAS TWO COMPANIES Four Coast Artillery Regiments Said to Have Every Man on Active Duty Present (By Associated Press) Washington, Jan. 30. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANU _ ____ 5 OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPER AT THF UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled wo the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news pub- lished herein. Entered a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA ~ ' .. ! yr* ^ '1. .' .. --^ . .-s _.,.. ,- +- ....... ,<. , t.,,C' -rr.? -'- d U WOLVERINES PREPARE ILLINOIS BATTLE SQUAD'S FINAL HARD PRACTICE LAST NIGHT; COACH CONFIDENT Last night's practice was the only hard drilling that the Varsity will be put through this week. Wednes- day night's game was supposed to furnish a stiff workout for the squad but the victory was so easy that the Michigan men did not put forth th...…

…THE MICFHIGAN DAILY --Ww , i , t ,! _. - _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _____ _ ______ __ _ TOO 1MUCII IIERO.IWORSIUP BAD FOR BOY S, STATES EDUCATOR (By Associated Press) Philadelphia, Jan. 30.-'Don't spoil thie boys when they come baok," was the pl~ea of Russell C. Lowell, of the Federal Board fort Vocational Edu- cation, when he spoke here recently. Mr. Lowell said he thought that. some of those who had been maimed in the war were spoiled for th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL' ... y INSIDE OF NEW LRARYO MAIN READING ROOM IMPOSING; HAS UNUSUAL LIGHTING AND IFATING SYSTEMS That the new library wil be ready for christening when the class of '23 enters the University now seems evi- dent from the progress made on the inside, which is taking on a finished aspect and rivals the outside in im- pressiveness. The most imposing part is the main reading room on the second foor., It extends the length of th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JA Old Instruments Once Played Here There are four musical instruments in the Stearns collection in Hill au- ditorium which are connected with the early history of Ann Arbor. The first is a violin made of wood taken from a table used by the first settler in Ann Arbor. It was con- structed by N. W. House, a direct des- cendant and a reputable Ohio violin maker who presented it to the Uni- versity. It is number 1284 ...…

…I pAb rlt SWakl~ Ahr PRESST SAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE :XX. 93: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920. PRICE THRE1: N WOMAN, AD RRANDU H AT 1-HOP Head, Heart, Spirit; All These Wake Burton An Ideal President __ .- t , . . .. AIGLER REPORT kL, '21, OF DILLON'S (By Chase S. Osborn) (Editor's Note -- In reply to a re- quest from The Daily Mr. Chase S. Os- born, of Sault Ste. Marie, former Re- gent of the University...…

…r 1 t I V WHY I40T POLITICAL, SPEAKER The policy of keeping all political speaker: Hill auditorium has aroused no little cc among national figures of note who have t vited to speak at the University. While it erally, admitted that no rabid,. wild-eyed are wanted in the Auditorium or anywhere 2S? d d i Graham's--- d every morning except Monday during the Univrer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. EMBER OF THIS ASSOCIATED PRE...…

… I '22 LITS&SECOND IN HOCKEY RAC "TEST MANAGER TRYOUTS! UHI erson, Michigan Forward, For Games With I. A. C. and Ohio Out ND GREENSPUN ARE AIN BASKET SHOOTERSI Michigan's week-end in basketball is far from enviable. Following the invasion of the strong Michigan Agri- cultural quintet Friday night, the fie from Columbus, Ohio, will be guests of the Wolverines. Luce the football game in the fal, Michigan is extremely anxious to win this ...…

… comuediennie in "She Loves and Lies" which will be shown for three days, beginning tomorrow, at the Arcade. In this comedy-drama Miss Talmadge has a diversity of parts, first appear- ing as an aged woman, then as a friv- i lous coquette, and also as an affec- tionate wife. Doris May and Douglas 3% Hours Leave," adapted Roberts Rinehar~s story, ated for the last time to- Majestic. ant Gray, McLean carries ilwind campaign for the ri May, who a...…

… L all-cum-I I, Zxchangesi 1, -Adv. The Daily contains the latest LA- elated Press News.-Adv. Daily contains the latest Asso Press News.-Adv. ' Patronise ou "veee. For Satisfactory Amateur Finishing leave your Films Johns Hopkins-The alumni of At uarry's Drug Store The SWAIN do the work .._... :~_._.... .w.. w ._.. F orthe Campus .t M t A Beret , e where Woven ' / ol, lightC o t y to t .e" Hopkins have organized a 'varsity club...…

…THE MIC IGAN DAILY :' s Precedence With ayor In Operating Store' ue, almost and relatives, taking turns' in coming is a little, in to purchase supplies which are lim- sen, '20, and Walter R. Stark, '19. Collin, '18, at Camaguey, Cuba; R. t'. Alumni who a-re holding National City Patterson, '18, at Sao Paulo; J. A. bank posts abroad are W. L. Under- Rings, '18, at Montevideo, and C. H. wood, '18, at London, I. B.. C.;- C. W. Varty, ex-'20 R...…

…. ... The ro. A, SUNDAY SHOWS WHITNEY AT . 1:30-3:00 4:30-7:00 and 8:30 After runs of over a year in New York and six months in Chicago, Da- vid Belasco's "Tiger Rose," a play of love and adventure written by Wil-{ lard Mack, will be presented tonight at the Whitney., "Tiger Rose" is an out-and-out mel- odrama, boldly depicting the primi- tive passions of the tempestuous life in the Canadian wilds. Few stage stories have attracted aud...…

…i~ Wiom e H ' I FRED. W GROSS ray to the largest high clas° Merchant' oring- Establishment in America ified everywhere by "Ye Jolly Little Tailor" trade-mark shown above) to men of Ann Arbor, a tailoring service ed anywhere. As most men know, this itution's scientific system brings right home e same tailoring service and satisfaction as Members of the cast for Junior Girls' play will have a rehearsal at 9 o'clock this morning in Sarah...…

…TI C141GAN DAILY T CHIGAN DAILY Victor Records for February NOW ON SALE I 18632-85c-On Miami Shore-Waltz......Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra Peggy-Medley Fox Trot.,....Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 18633--85c-Dardanella-Fox Trot......... Selvin's Novelty Orchestra My Isle of Golden Dreams-Medley Waltz..Selvin's Orch. 18640-85c-Where the Lanterns Glow-Medley Fox.. Trot Van Eps Trio Taxi-One Step............ .Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra 18641-85...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -V , I X A A lt V a li ivfliuhv majw rntrh sx~~srrartrr3= rs~t~ .,P + W SCHOOL ji yMAKE Anvaramny maue Wa uuoMe i AJwA q n preod paort in the Law school than those in other man or yo R ASTIC DEMANDS groups, the other groups including course. - -"- graduates of colleges (both Michigan New (Continued from Page One) and others) and students entering Obvious. intellectual regurgitation, it is with two or with thre...…

…4 ' 1BLIHE t 1890 Yg Ct40 a ugNIM16 MEB VOL. XL. NO.,02. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, ,JANUARY 31, 1930. EIGHT PAGES PRlICE FIVE CENTS II f W ED SREEN AND GRACE WILL ADDRESS NA9LPO[ 5"hFOG T ENGINEERING CONFERENCE FA4CE PROBLEM~ OF EYAL UATIO0N~ Committee to Debate Measurinig of Ships by Global, fonnage z inl Categor~ies.F WILL TRY' COMPROMISE Ambassador Gibson Gives Review bf History and Convict Between Theories. (B{y Frank w i/wiaun...…

…_ :.__..._..__..._..n.:. _____..:.___.. .... _ .J. - - ~ ~ - *~ *VUJ..,d~L * U MSU WILGIDEEP FLOOD WATERS IN ARKANSAS i IBRARIAN RECOMMENDS COLLECTIN+G1 [UM l[ []j WEPDOWN ST. FRANCISLE ECHR UD 0SA1 EN FIRST EDITIONS AS HOBBY 1 TWaEW E HW IcI;H AFI MTACK fascnting and profitable to FYii eln o 2.0 asotys y " : -- ~~~~vesity students, I can recommend 'F--. 1 n. orsyte Saga,' ublishted in 1922, MridUvCh44Ic AWOrRM 1th1cole"jg ' odrnfist"ci-sel...…

…J( J tiIJ-j' , JfiA R- Y ~i ~O 0THE MICHI(GAN-D-A LAP / ____ __ _ _ WODERN ENCI IER C. E.L Groesbeck Discusses Need of Specia Responlsib-ility to Small ivestors, Col. W. A. Starrett Describes Pat o f: Engineering its B3uildling, Progress." I (Conthiutd ProiiiP-rve * investors whoese saving~s are em-I ployed to creaLte or expand .Amer'- ica's g-reat industrial enterprises. Capital Called Neemssary. "So long as indutstry vas confined to ...…

…0 rotm THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1930. Published every morning except Monday uring the uiversity year by the Board in ontrol of Student 'Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled o the use for republication of all news dis- >atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published erein. I IF comes under the jurisdiction...…

…v. f FHRT)AiY,' JANUARtY 31, 1930. THE MICHIGAN 1 AI\ , NLY MAUE FIVE ~TAW'ww SCHOOL OF OFFRoS. M EXTENS ION MUSIGC lCHIGAN' COURSE' Professor Joseph E. Maddy Has Charge of Organizing Music InI High ;Schools. SUMMER CAMP PLANNED Arrange for National S+ Orchestra and Band kchool Camp. An extension course ini Publicj School music has been olerd l7 1 the School of Mu ic -throughout the state of Michigan for the past se- niester. Jo...…

…'' VA~~Lf"Z T02PLii-CiAN DiX~-- _ ___CHICAGOCAGERSNTO BIRG LEAGUE HOKEY THIS IMIEA____ UIK/DNAN ____rookie hockey crop last year by theI stes of his~ older brother by be- j ~1- Lowly Windy City Quintet Ses dion o tey. laue al ofes- menin 1 Hkth hpglghso signo he.Neatieonaluchomes- teQ toin a Hockey oeague. mp11g1htaquOfte Hockey' Mchigani 'B' Team Suffers Ba '515to13. to. Climb From Big Nine, as "Cooney" Wieland, Dave Trot- Jack on; a ammllat...…

…0 OW - - - r%,.t $~~i . ..n:... .-__4.:.___-_______._._....._. _._a .- v . a -. a .a s ,- . 4 * W _ . A * a .. ...i * .-._.___ _ ._. -_.._. ._. E kk ",:1+4 . *?.A r..: .i, ,-V ' . C ,, P ' *B ' At ? k Rt>'.k.,. k.: rm 1 Iritat Balisketball. Delta Alpha Epsilon "BA" 13, The- to Chii'"B" 8. Trheta f "13" 14, Si nia Alpha M11u "B . Sigina Chi. "B" 18, Bta, That: Pi "B" 9. Sigma Phi Ep3silon, "B" 16, Si ima Delta Kappa "B" 2 Alpha Phi DO...…

…/ .: LA C1..i L : E10S11 i TlJ- F. AlICIJ- iA D.A 11, ['iI1rAY, JANIJAflY 3.1) DAIL OFFCIALBULLET1I j I'1ru laiC'n in[t1 htl"4' Ir4l eo!5 .r! '' ie no 1 ' tlcto a 7 ll tnwmbe1J rS o tho IuiVf:rsity . Copyc Iirvi, , ,d ly1t;eA. .:ht:,nt to th e i r'- dcrt t zil :3::t P. irk, (01-30a. Ill. Str y VOL. XL 1. FRIDlAY, JANIURY 31, 1930 No, ~ N Oi C V S University Let ure:.1Pro fessor F. Sulhoeneni iji 0, he11(ad of the A ianc i -an Diviioln o...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y Akv fltlr4 .i1M4M MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLL No. 93 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MIGHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1831 JmHOP MUSIC WILL BE BROADCAST OVER STATION WJR Completed Decorations Portray Revelry of Parisian Cabaret. ABBOT WILL ANNOUNCE I Committeemen Will Continue Distribution of Favors Till Day of Hop. Final arrangement...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICH-IGAN DAILY SA'TURDAY, JANUTARY 31, 1031 STUDENTS TO TAKECy SEMESTER FIL~!S STORY OF UNIVERSITY TOLD IN OLD I1 RECORDS NOW IN GENERAL LIBRZARtY 1 sO n nr n n ~r Inwlaw Examinations Start This P. End Feb. 13; Continaue 9 to 2 to 5 O'clock. M.; 12, EXAM SCHEDULE GIVEN Testing Terminates First Half of "Year; New Term Starts on Feb. 16. In response to numerous requests and lack of final examination schedules, The Daily...…

…MCM *r T-Y r ix/y T r i-y T r. -A: M n A- T VV I I - -- - , -- , , I SA1URD3A, JAW2tAR.Y 31, 1931 t" iL iV A -i~-fi ~ A LA- ----.---,-- __moms"* _. _..mW r. _ _. .. .. em _._..._. ,_.. ., _ __.____ _ ___ _ _ _ ___. _.__ _ _ .._ ._.__ WIKE To SPEAKliu E 19H Nut asery School Superintendent1 on University Radio Program Sunday. Two programs have been arrang- ed by the 'University broadcasting studio for the period between se- mesters. At 5 ...…

…4 S P A 0 F O UF 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 forrepublication ofall news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter...…

…SATURDAY,;JANUARY 31, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y M WAvAM TPHTA SIGMA PHIWomen Who Will Attend Annual J ANNOUNCES PL ANS Fridap, Februa, 13, With Campus FOR ANNUAL A aARB - Hop, Leaders Will Give Cup to Sophomore Woman Doing Best Work on Publications. TO BE GIVEN IN MAY Selection Will be Based Upon Journalistic Ability and Loyalty to Paper. Theta Sigma Phi, national hon- orary and professional sorority for women in journalism, h...…

… rAGJ~ SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA TURAY. JANUARY 31, 103 _ ..,, a, al /Iarquette 4 , iL { 4LIT r 4 -JaL - *L" Tey aro, W V0E1 iNES T AK E SECOND HARD ILTI Hilltoppers Stand Little Chance Against Fast Attack of Maize and Blue. By Sheldon C. Fullerton All claims that Marquette's puck team may have had to the mythi-I cal Midwest Collegiate H o c k e y championship were dispelled last night when Michigan's sextet out- skated, out-smarted...…

…SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r 1k Athletic Board Issues Yearl Ohio State Gymnasts ,y R eport Win FromWolverin - (Continued From Page 6) tes~ ith1 ping ore hio event, Mercer of Ohio State re- ceived 38"12 points to Alfred Dock- er's 25 1/2 in swinging the Indian clubs. This gave Ohio 931 points to Michigan's 874. NEW YORK-The Yankees have just sent pitcher Bob Walsh, sen of the famous Ed Walsh, to Jersey City, and have ...…

…rV PACE EIGHT 'T X--iP loTeq, Y4 Tr- ART n- R 7 Y 0% A ftRWVWftV4l A _ _ _ __ _. V .L, IiIU. -AIN V JA -II DAILY OFFI Publication in the Bulletin I the University. Copy receive President until 3:30, except Candidates for Teacher's Certificate: Blanks for the payment of the CIAL t U T IN eacher's certificate fee may now be secured at the recorder's office of StheSchool of Education, room 1437 University elementary school. All students wh...…

…1 / P. 'Air 4t)tr EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1932 HINESE MOBS STONE AMERICANS: ESE OCCUPY % ' r Combined Asiatic Fleets S., Britain Helpless Against Japan, is Claim "If the United States and Great Britain went to war with Japan as a result of the present embroglio in Shanghai, the combined fleets of both nations stationed in the Orient would be totally ineffective," Pro- fessor Joseph P,, Hayden, of ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI L Y SUNDAY, JANUAR Y 31, 1 w Gift to Observatory Praised by Doctor Curtis! Louisiana Dictator Invades Capital The McMath - Hulbert Observa- ory, deeded Friday to the Univer- ity by Francis and Robert R. MC- tath and Judge Henry S. Hulbert, enior judge of probate, all of De- rojit, is an observatory excellent in lesign and containing many me- :hanical refinements, Dr. Heber D. wirtis, director of the University )bservatory,...…

…V 31. 1932 TH,,,E MTCHIGAN DAILY 31, 1932 THX~J MICHIGAN DAILY k ye Witness eiates Disorder in Shanghai I HOUPS IN TURMOIL ivlians Arm With Base Ball Bats and Clubs as Chinese Are Hunted Down. SNIPERS ARE QUIETED eutral Group in International Settlement Fear the Worst Is Report. Center of Sino-Japanese Conflict ' AMEiCAN CONSULATE CHA -. . 6E MAN CONSULATE JAPANSE CONS ULAE N" aTCONS"ATEIV -' 2 0 0 T U N G 0 MrNESE' -1 This map in...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUAJ t t rt i :. Published every morni except Monday during the Uniersity you 7' the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to theuse for m rablication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise aedited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor,...…

…Hru FH MICFlT-G-AID' DAILY MICHIlAN:DOgL CO WfmkV AMWUMW 9 JG P REHEARSALS WOMEN WHO WILL ATTEND T1 ANNUAL J-HOP FEBRUA FOR CHOUS 9 ST Meetings of Women in Cast to Be Held to Teach Art of Makeup. {,. RY 12 CINCINNdATI DEBATE TOBE HELD HERE1 First, University Contest Be Discussion of India. Will Dorothy Barnes sociation, will attend the dance with Robert McDonald. Raymond Helt, '33, chairman of the floor committee'will take Leona Ki...…

…THE a " MICHIGAN ATLY TH.MCHGA.DIL .agers to Have Two Tilts as Term Wolv1erines Plan Bf Gar C e m es Return Tilt With Michigan State Is Carded for Saturday, February 13; Iowa Will He First Big Ten Opponent By Sheldon C. Fullerton Although the Michigan basketball team will devote its time during most of the next two weeks to final examinations, the Wolverines will have two hard games on its hands'ust before the start of the second ...…

…w 31, 1932 THE MICHIGXAN DA~~ILY =- U I TILRNIS cO0M PLE .TION, Squash, Tennis Meets emi-Finals; Intense petition Assured. )us Handball, Squash, are all advanced to the hatches now and awaitl mplete the respective s and settle the question ,rs thecrowns for the r. Only in the squasht n guesses be made as) able outcome, so close estants running even at ast year's handball champion, lps, has a quarter-final match with Lundberg, the winner ...…

…'1111117 NlfCl--IIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA THE MICHIGAN DAILY &YNDAY, ~ and of~i~ of t'wGr'adua te School n oflicial tran- .i -'ll . iS II . 5i U .L. IAJA . A I k RI L . i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 11 Publication in the B'lictin 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. CONCERT TODAY Piano RecitaI: The attention of concert goers...…

…'the Weather Snow flurries, somewhat colder in northeast today; to- morrow cloudy, rising tem- perature, snow. L sit irn ~IrntW Radio Programs See Page Two for Tonight's Radio Programs. VOL. XLVI No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Review For Kidnap Case Is Ordered Lindbergh Case Reopens By Order Of Hoffman; Evidence Incomplete Insists Hauptmann Had Accomplices Governor Reviews Points Of Case In Doubt; ...…

…PAGIE TWO T-HE MI&1{IAN 5IL FRIDAY, JANULARY 31. 1939 Uelecrates From: Miehioan Will Attend .Parley Wildl Life (Conference To Be Held In "Washington Feb. 3-7 LANSING, Jan. 30. -- UP) -A dele- gation of 12 Michigan residents planned today to go to Washington to attend President Roosevelt's North American wild life conference, called for Feb. 3 to 7, The President has indicated the wants expressed by persons inter- ested in conservation in ...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Michigan Will Have Bi Entry In A.A.U. Meet Relay Carnival Will Act As Proving Ground For Team, Coach Intimates Stating that he intends to enter as many men as is possible in the third annual Michigan A.A.U. relay carnival, Tuesday, Feb. 18, Coach Charlie Hoyt yesterday intimated that fgr the Wolverines, Western Confer- ence champions, the meet will ac Mainly as a proving ground. Thre...…

…T H ME R ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1936 ... , .-.,4. ,.. , , ;. THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publisned 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 for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of...…

…rRTTDAT, JANUIARLY 21, 191G THE MICHIGAN I AIY PAGE FIVE w.. Annual Frosh Frolic Scheduled For March 20- In. Union Ballroom o- -- __ _ T Date Rvealed By Chairman Of Committee Paliard To Be Assisted L y Five Lirtrary Students, Twr, Erineers 'ieker P-ed At $2 Tentative Plans Set Dance Fours At 9.M.-2 A.M.; Orchestra Not Chosen The date selected for the Frosh Frolic is March 20, it was disclosed last night by the generalchairman, Robe...…

…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 151:,'6 PAGE SiX FRII)AY, JANUARY 31, l9~6 ____________________________________________ U I _ _ _ -- -_ _. _ __ New Teaching Policies Urged By Edmonson Dean Says Education Has Not Kept In Step With Social Changes A discussion of necessary changes in the field of secondary education, by Dean James B. Edmonson of the School of Education, is contained in the February issue of the School of ...…

…s The Weather Rain turning to snow, colder today; tomorrow generally fair. L A6F 41P .Iiitr4t g an 1 EditorialB Some Aspects Of The Automobile Labor Dispute .. . VOL. XLVII No. 94 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 31, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Murphy Reassuines Duties Of Mediator In GM-UAW Battled Strike Storm Center Use Of Courts Declared To Be One Of Peaceful Settlement Methods Governor Refuses To Disclose Plans Failure Of Sloan-Perkin...…

…FACE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN., 31, 1937 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, JAN. 31, 1937 NEWS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Goodrich Plant, Closed By 'Sit-Downers,' To Open' AKRON, O., Jan. 30.-UP)-The B. F. Goodrich Co. announced tonight, it would resume operations at mid- night Sunday in its factory here, closed since Thursday midnight asl the result of a sitdown strike. The announcement came at the end of a day-long conference on the d...…