…L Sir igrnz ~Iai j mer So Should Ohio's Senate... War Referendumi Bill: Pro... XLIX. No. 132 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1939 PRICE V !_U Senior Honor Societies Tap Junior Women In Ceremony Spanish Nationalist Police Rout Lingering Opposition Total Captives Number 600,000, As Martial LawI Reigns In Madrid; Republican Defense Council Taken After Miaja Escapes To Algeria N y Council NamedI tallation Banquet; e ...…
…P THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCI [ 31, 1939 Deans bbuke Kipke yr Candidacy Whitney And Cooley ry Machine Politics Press Statements e Ends_ Monday but three days remaining be- e bitterly fought Board of contest will be decided at the . A. S. Whitney, Dean-Emeri- he School of Education, and timer E. Cooley, Dean-Emeri- the College of Engineering, ued statements on the elec- th indirectly hit at the candi- Harry G. Kipke, former head coach. ...…
…?, ?1L)unc - al, 1939 .THE, -MICHIGAN DAILY, ,, ", MARCH 31, 1939 I THE MIChIGAN DAILY U State Farmers Welcome Soil Experiments Cooperative Conservation Trials In Gran'd Haven Reported By Ramsdell Dune Action Probed By ROBERT BOGLE The most recent experiment in soil conservation in "Michigan, a coopera- tive'experiment being conductedrat Grand Haven, was reported as being well received by the farmers of the surrounding territory, by Prof....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r JIGAN DAILY .:I .,. ,, ' 4.3..ts' PRrob..ww.,uoa managed by students of the University of ler the authority of the Board In Control of .ications. every morning except Monday during the ar and Sumni Session. mber of the Associated Press ated Press is exclusively entitled to the blication of all >news dispatches credited to therwise credited in this newspaper. All ublication of all other matters herein also the Post O...…
…THE MICHIAN DIAIMY NMWA*w Engineers And Lawyers ' rd Women's Mortar Board, Union Ballroom Debate Series Senior Society Will Be Scene Will BeToday, Tap At Banquet Of Slide Rule. dill Hold. Formal Danc'es To Head Slide-Rule onlgh Subsidization Of Athletics I.Coninued from Page 1) To Be Subject Of Debate year. She was Orientation adviser andamember of the League social For Dormitory Teams! committee. The third series in the women's in- B...…
…ad In National A.A.U. Meet Gary, Saginaw S Athletes To WI Tnd Top Notch Rangers Nose Out St. Louis Cardinals Best Boston Bruins, 2-1 Rochester Redwings, 9-5 _olvenne Teams -WINTER GARDEN, Fla., March 30. BOSTON, Mass., March 20-(1)- -(JP)-Making seven of their 11 hits Bill Thomas guard and Mar Weber, The New York Rangers forced the good for extra bases, the St. Louis All-State halfback. league champions, the Boston Bruins, aRedwins , 9 d te...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN "I haven't even taken the trouble to show the boys how it works," Ray reports. "It may be a help to some of them but to others it won't mean a thing. "The old rule," he continued, "didn't cause any great hardship. When I was pitching, I'd stand with my right foot well forward on the rubber and my left foot barely touching it. You're com- fortable that way and it doesn't e ,into your body motion. I don't s that it...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Palestine Work Prizes Opened To Applicants Avukah Awards Provide Year's Labor And Study On Holy Land Projects April 30 Is Deadine The Palestine Work-Fellowships for 1939-40, inaugurated by Avukah,' American Student Zionist Federation, for the establishment of direct con- tacts between American students and the collectives of Palestine, and for the training of a new leadership for the Youth Zionist Movement in America, are n...…
…W The Weather Rain and thunderstorms to- day; probable lower tempera- tures. YI r 4 46F A61F t Iait& Editorials In Answer To A Reader. The President's Reorganization Bill..* VOL XLVIII. No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Readjustment Bill Opponents ProtestCharge Of Purcehase'~ Senate Finance Committee Approves Modification Of Tax Revision Plan TVA Congressional Investigation Sure WASHINGTON, March 3...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 Boys Seek Bodies In Barcelona After Insurgent Bombing DAILY OFFICIAL 9ULLETIN THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 VOL. XLVIH. No. 131 To the Members of the Faculty of the College of Literature, Science, and the Art,: The sixth regular meeting of the faculty of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts for the academic session of 1937-38 will be held in Room 1025 Angell Hall, April 4, 1938, at 4:10 p...…
… TIHURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .,i .. -ASIDE LINES Phi Delts And Has Beens - Win Campus Track Titles Rabbit In Field Rather Scores InT he Grapefruit League Than Ball Aids Batters I+T 1~A an 1 11 4 0 i , ..-. By IRVIN LISAGOR -- Crislerisms.. . ONLY WARM ZEPHYRS and light apparel betray the seasons. To a long-isolated person suddenly pro- jected upon S. Ferry Field, the ac- tivity would suggest sere leaves and hidden f...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARC 31, 143S At THE MICHIGAN DAILY. N~ -y .j.{' *EIi . F G, - of. AJ1 dT UNA aNum-..v 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 University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repub...…
… THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1938 THE- MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHTGAN DATT.Y Dance Guest Lists Announced) 0 1 League Scene Of Crease Ball Lester Rose Is Chairman Of 'Raw Review Leaflet Guests of the central committee o Crease Ball, to be held from 9 p.m to 1 a.m. tomorrow in the League Ballroom, were announced yesterday Cd-chairmen Robert Bratton, '38L and David Knight, '38L, will have as their guests Louise Whitman' of Al- bion and Margaret Cram,...…
…PAGE SIK T HE MICHI'GAN D AILY THtTRS DAY, MARCH 31,:'1938 PAc~E Six TUTYRSDAY, MARC!! U, 1938 Judge Sample Judge Sample Files Injunetion NLRB Asks Federal Court To Vacate Decision Photographer Quizzed (Continued from Page 1) composing room, also members o1 the ITU, Reifin said last night, wil: join the strike today. "These mer were brought in by the Ann Arbo Press in the belief that they were scabs," he declared. "Actually they were ei...…
…The Weatha Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow; not much change in temperature. p- --_-Iqqlmlmpv Mtig an AA61 Pr " jDat-t Editoria8 The Yugoslavian Salesman ... VOL. XLVII No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS MutinyFought By Insurgents And Loyalists Open Rebellion Appears In Both Armies; 500 Rise UpAgainst Franco 150 Are Executed For Insubordination (By The Associated Press) Dissension and open rebelli...…
…THE MICHIGAN AILY N-9sOAY MARCH 31, 1937 First Lady Of Land Joins Egg-Rollers - Associated Press Photo Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, holding the hand of her four-year-old grandson, William Donner Roosevelt, son of Elliot Roosevelt, is shown as she joined the throngs of children who gathered early on the White House lawn to roll innumerable Easter eggs as the guests of the nation's first family. Unmarried, Able Males Who Sew May Enter Coast Gua...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The PRESS ANGLE By GEORGE J. ANDROS T ODAY'S COLUMN is a contribution from Jesse Garber, number-one guard on Coach Harry Kipke's Varsity eleven last fall. Little intro- duction to Jesse as oa scrappy and effective 'lineman need be made, but the majority of those who saw him perform in the Stadium do not know that he pulled down four "A's" and one "B" in a tough pre-medical course last semester and has been accepted to the T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HIGAN DAILY I ....,. .. -_ Edited and managed by students of the University of ichigan under the authority of the Board in Coxitrol of tudent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the niversity year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the se for republication of all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credited in this newspaper....…
…' THE MIC>HIGAN DAILYPA CIE FITE i I Large Crowd To Be Present At Easter Ball Proceeds Of Dance To Go To Charity; Subscription pi Dinner Is Planned sy More than 200 couples are expected un to attend the annual Easter Ball to be St held in the Union ballroom from 9:30 M ushin g Systems Found Unsatisfactory Independents Will Choose Two Active Members To Assembly Board The Ann Arbor Independent Wom en, a newly-organized group of Uni versi...…
…THE MICfHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 1937 Bad Behavior I I In Childhood Is Classified Dr. John Law Says Efforpts Are Being Made To Cure Nervousness, Defects Nervousness apd "badness" in chil- dren have only recently been classed correctly as behavior problems and attempts to cure them made, Dr. John L. Law of the University Hos-' pital told a radio audience in theI last of the parent education talks over WJR yesterday. This was also...…
… The Weather -0w,f 1Miehig an : G(;talAy c.r ilk soti(lt W'St1)11iuii.so Y A6igmi A4&1v Nov Wr Editorials i Watnt ho 1a- A- 1-1vn' }') 'er ('cIdIt ,Ir . PRICE . ..... FIVE CENTS. .....r.... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1936 . PRICE I'C'E CENTS VOL. XLVI No. 129 -- ---- . . . ..... . ....... _ _ __ _ _ 3 Hauptmann Ready To Tell More,' Wife Informs Governor W.A.A.Picks Six Miss Landrum , Hits For President Here Sally ...…
…111 r VII IAIN jIjALY TFUESDAY, MUCH 31, 19; LATE WIRE NE WS (With the inauguration of Associated Press teletype service in The Daily, Late Wire News will again become a regular feature appearing each day in this space). .Karpis Escapes G-Men In Arkansas Raid HOT SPRINGS, Ark., March 30.-- (A') - Police Chief Joe Wa- kelin said tonight that Arkansas state police, postoffice inspectors and Department of Justice men were seeking Alvin Karpi...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 3L1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !TnTT= PAGE VarsityDiving Quartet Makes Unique Record Coach Mann's Prophecy Of Victory Fulfilled By Fehsenfeld And Crew When Michigan's quartet of div- ers placed first, third, fourth and fifth in the three-meter (high) board event of the National Collegiate swimming meet Saturday to "win" the title for the Wolverines, one of the most unusual records in collegiate swimtming was established. The performa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, .. ... .................. . ..... . ...... . ..... . ..... . THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1c as it now can be passed. By this time it is obvious that the mere amendment will not completely repel the makers of commodities and war. But to repeal an amendment a Congressman must stand up and speak. It would be a war speech he would have to make and it might be effective. Granted that' there has been enough public pressure to...…
…I,..s MA.t i THE MICHIGAN DAILY installation Of Newfi League Officers To Be Held At Banquet PAGErFlVE Aprie& l6 I c7YTerryo-Y ound The class and school dances have been coming thick and fast lately and Stephanie is kept very busy catching up with them . . . each one seems more fun than the last. This week the "dents" stole the show Friday night with their Odonto Ball . . . and it was a grand dance ... everyone fell into the spirit e the Gr...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 19,36 Wars Increase Federal Taxes, Declares Ford Present Government Costs Not Highest In History, Says Econonist Without the removal of war pos- sibilities there will be no check on the increasing volume of taxes for the United States citizen. This opin- ion was expressed yesterday after- noon in a lecture at the Union by Prof. Robert Ford of the economics department. Wars transfer themselves to bur- ...…
… The Weather L G Cloudy, snow flurries in north, snme snow in south por- tions today; cloudy tomorrow. AOF t.C czl iIait1ig In This Issue Timely news and comment about places that will attract travelers this summer ... See Pages 9, 10, and 11. VOL. XLV. No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Murderer Of Stang Identified Accused As Murderer Of Fireman In Argument At Jackson Yesterday Police Say Arrest Is Ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCi31, 1935 LATE WIRE NEWS French Hope To Stamp Out Algeria Discontent ALGIERS, March 30.-(VP)-French endeavors to stamp out seeds of riot- ing in Algeria, sprouting in a hot- )*d of religious, political and eco- nbmic struggles, are bringing Marcel Regnier French minister of interior, on a one-man pacification expedition. Measures to ease the heavy debt burden of natives, restless with the ds-ontent of depresi...…
…r, MARCH 310 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~, MARCH 31, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hi. "ALL-APus MBOREE" BENEFIT, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FRESH-AIR CAMP! lI- TUESDuAY- SPDONSORED BY THE STUDENT CH RISTIAN ASSN. HILL AUDITORIUM, ®i" 2 I Biggest, Campus Entertainment Of the Year! Jc TONY WONS Outstanding N.B.C. Radio Star, Famous for his Humor and Philos- ophy in the "House by the Side of the Road" SYLVIA CLARK Guest Artist from N.B.C. Hoo...…
…'70133 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY N I --U., The SOAP BOX Letters published in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous contributions will be disregarded. The names of communicants will, however, be regarded as confidential upon request. Contributors areaskedto be brief. the editor reserving the right to condense all letters of over 300 words. COLL...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... . ............ - --------- .............. Coach Hoyt Selects Track Squad For California Invasion All But One Of 22-Man Team Are Lettermen West Coast Representative Has Advantage Of Long Train ing Period ward In Four Events Nine So iomor'es Make U? Strog.s4 Second Yea Group In ili, :ory Coach Charlie Hoyt yesterday an- nounced the squad of 22 men which will meet the University of California ...…
…E six THE MICHIGAN DAILY s To Open Sale Of Tickets For Drama Season Complete List Of Seven Plays Announced By Robert Henderson Mail order sale of season tickets for the Dramatic Season will open to- day at the Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- teir, Robert Henderson, director, an- nounced yesterday upon the complet announcement of the selection of sev- en plays. "Laburnum Grove," the light Eng- lish comedy by J. B. Priestly, author of "The Good Comp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN wwww-lpwmft Church Groups elect Sub jects For Discussion Prof. Slosson To Speak At C ngregationaI Student FellowshipMeeting Very pertinent to modern student life are the subjects announced by the different church student groups for their weekly meetings tonight." "ShouldStudents Strike?" is he sub- ject upon which Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the history department will lead a discussion at the meeting of the C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 31. 1935 Announce Near What Is The National Student League? Ticket Sell-Out SsMs StatisticalAnalysts Makes A Reply For Jamboree By GUY M. WHIPPLE, JR. bers in 250 chapters on as many cam- 1tudent League has no connection Tony Wons, Sylvia Clark This school year has brought the puses. Each of these chapters has with any political party, it should TO Head Program iven Michigan chapter of the National fundamen...…
…31, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Approach Of Summer Brings Thoughts Of Foreign Travel To Mind Again Lines Provide Service To All Parts Of World College Students Receive Special Services From SteamshipCompanies One of the biggest problems of the prospective traveler and one closely allied with the choosing of his itinary is that of deciding what route to fol- low and which steamship line to use. He has, indeed, a large field from which to take h...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY No Matter Where Or How-A Travel Service Will Arrange It For SUNDlAY, M~ARCH1 31, 1935 lYou Many Festivals To Be Offered During European Season Dr. Baxter Shoots European eauty Spots 'ith Cameras Boatmen In Sngapore By LLOYD S. REICH (Continued From Page 9)I Field of Blackbirds"'; Switzerland will offer the Grand Prix of auto racing, the fencing championship of Europe, and the Bach Festival .at Zurich; Corpus Christi Da...…
…UNDAY, MiACRC 31, 1985 THE MICHIGAN DAILY From Country To Country, Exchange tes Will Furnish A Ticklish 1 PAGE ELEVEN Piroblem I i I Exchange Rates Are A Problem To AllTravelers Modern Marco Polos Are Hounded By Fluctuating Foreign Currencies By ARTHUR M. TAUB Marco Polo may not have had ocean greyhounds, luxury hotels, or consular offices to ease him on his voyages, but that paragon of travel at least was never plagued by that bogey of ...…
…LVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 31, IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS Editors Qf Contemporary' Are, Doing Michigan A Real Service BLfIKE 'Riding The Mustang Trail' Is An Answer To Priestly . - .. 'The Barbarians Is A B ( )Ok Designed To Wrench Smiles April Issue of CONTEMPORARY. By PROF. WARNER G. RICE (Of The English Department) The editors of Contemporary have done Michigan a .real service, this year by establishing a magazine i...…
…Rain or snow today; tomor- row cloudy with rain possible; somewhat warmer. L Sir igau ~atil Editorials Public Officials Should Have Adequate Salaries .. Vol. XLIV No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934 PRICE FIVE Auto Ban Change Action Refused By Board Of Regents, Unqualified 'No' Is Answer To Council's Requested Modifications Of Ruling Hope For Change This Year Ended Regents Extend Hayden's Leave And Grant Others; ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin sconstructive notice to all melnbera of t e UrIversity. Copy received at the offire of the Assistant to the Presideht until 3:30: 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Ex-PresidentVisits Kansas Journalist SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 133 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at laome to members of the faculties and othier residents of Ann Arbor on Suday, April 1, from fo...…
…31, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DATIY %A JL .6 V L sb .6 .V. LA 1 J J & intramural Department Names 1934 All-Star Cage Team 'S. PLAY & BY-PLAY By AL NEWMAN -- Wrestling Enmity.. . * * * THE FOREIGN ELEMENT is at it again. If they do not like each other here, why don't they go back where they came from and dislike each other even more? All this is the result of the recent announcement that Mr. George 'Zaharias and Mr Gino Garibaldi are again g...…
…_T H E._MICHGANDAILY 1 IE MICHIGAN DAILY .i -.w. another. It could have been made into a de- licious comedy bubbling over with laughs, or, if the proper polishing and finesse had been applied, it could have become a very fine piece of serious drama. The story deals with four people who have to leave their trafnp steamer because the Bubonic Plague has broken out among the coolies and the crew. They come ashore on a cholera-infected island,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Many Houses Give Informal Darrces Tonight Oiler Organizations Hold Ceremonies And Guest Are Ehtertained West Point Cadets Become Chorus Girls For DaVy With midsemesters almost over and the prospect of an approaching vaca- tion to enliven the atmosphere, fra- ternities and sororities are spending a gay week-end. Several houses gave dances last night and more are planned for tonight. Informal parties will be quite in the ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Qualify Eight Swimmers In National Meet (Continued from Page 1) gomery (Washburn); fifth, Morris (Michigan State). Best time by Drys- dale 1:40.3. 150-Yard Back Stroke (second heat) --Won by Kaye (Southern Cal- ifornia); second, Webb (Minnesota); third, Grossman (Case). Fourth, Clayton (Randolph-Macon); fifth, Giesen (Fordham). Best time by Kaye 1:41. 150-Yard Back Stroke (third heat) -Won by Fela (Ohio State); second, Bowm...…
…wcrs and slightly warmer :ast portion Friday; Sat- cloudy. Am- w tt r itPAL Dati E! ita_ "a Student Council And Se Committee; Business Man Of University IIouses. 11 I. I VOL. XLIII No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1933 PRICE FIVE C. Small aCut BackedBy 4Taxpayers Citizens League Opposes 50 Per Cent Reduction Of University Budget City's Buying Power Would Be Hit, Claim Students, Faculty Would Be Reduced, Is Belief...…
…)AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN bllcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the versity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until : 11:30 a. ni. 8aturday. XLII 1''RIDAY, MARCH .31, No. 133 NOTICES csident and Mrs. Iuthven will be at home from four to six o'clock day, April 2, to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann The tea on April 9 will be omitted. culty Meeting College of L.S. & A...…
…THlE MICAHIGAN DAILY Prom t-6, PRES BOX. By Johns1Thomas ,pI ast 0 -A I .,,rlExhi*biti*on A ni/' Pyrctmid Formationis On ParallliBars W Pl !i?o Shnu fip ° I-F IDES ' football are trninig, just as he~ worm turns, ad will now come pinto their fair share of the newspapa, notices. They are not turning th ~ nselves, John Kowalik notwithstand 1g. raditionally, the lirA 1 has reeived 1ozs column space than{ th backfield although their efforts...…
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…Llid li'1I1au I V A.i'N CAM PUS SOCIETY Five Committee Reads Chosen For '34 J.G.P. Sutherhrnd, Ciuff, Kirby, Diebed and Osborne To Direct Committees fiarbara Sutherland was elected general chairman of the 1934 Junior Grls' Play at a meeting of sopho- more women held yesterday in the League. Aiding her will be Ann Os- borne, as assistant chairman. Vir- ginia Cluff is to be in charge of prop- erties, Hilda Kirby will be finance chairman and...…
…__ TIF MI~iGANDAILY State Lawmakeirs1 To Have Ho-iday DuringElection No S"s-dons Till Tuesday; P ries ptimiti Balo For Selctio-n (1, Repecal DeO'legals [aiivca~'~ tie towed (.own todaY in aid'ipj Lonof along w veek-enrd ai- ..ournme7nt AJ , stkate officials and mem-'~i ~l be"rs of the legislature turned their cattent ion to politics and the ; YL : f +-ee tion. Dercrrati;,imrembicrs of tElou; held cau cus and dcide-d toy fo IoreFriday,' and wo...…
