… Weather Cloudy and wa rmr toda -ld@L i ldgL- A6F Ahr 4:3attli Editorial The Editor Does Some Telling . . VOL. XLIX. No. 136 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1939 PRICE FIVE, CENTS Government Denies Report Britain 'Ready For Anthing' Chamberlain Office Dubs Naval Official's Claim Completely Unfounded France Bolsters Syrian Defenses LONDON, April 4.-0(P)-A great furore was created in official circles tonight b' the dramatic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI-LY Eastern Colleges Leave Slang Talk To 'live' A ddicts College slang, that mysterious cre- ation of language by Joe College and his girl, is dying a slow death. At least, it is according to our neighbors in Eastern colleges.- It is no longer necessary for a col- lege student to speak in a language that is meaningless to anyone whose interests aren't English Lit and rush- ing sorority or fraternity pledges. One of the several...…
…THEt MI C IIGAN DAILYs it~ TMF For Spring Tri p s _i Sixteen Named For Southern , baseball Trip V etlrdon Bhi ebd ICoact, S "mick Gels Five-Fold job At 4Manistee HI'ght i I Iv :i4, i ... IF 'v VEvEIUci1IIs Coach Ray Fisher Lists Six Pitchers; Veterans Hold DownEight Posts Convinced that Michigan's fate on the diamond this season depends on the success or failure of the pitching staff, Coach Ray Fisher included six moundsmen a...…
…. T.EMICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY N' 1. li 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 Surnnir Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press ins exclusively entitled to the use for republication of- all news dispatches credited to it or, not otherwise credited in thi...…
…THE MIC TIGAN DAILY" incer Drive Now You See It, Now You Don't; Lucky You! Heads Named Installed Yesterday Ann Arbor Membership Is Committee's Goal A committee of 18 lieutenants un- der the direction of Mrs. L. J. John- son, captain, was formed recently by the Ann Arbor division of the Wom- en's Field Army of the American So- ciety for the Control of Cancer, Mrs. Cyrus C. Sturgis, publicity chairman, announced yesterday. The purpose of the ...…
…CIE 1111CHIC-AN DAILY r THE MIChIGAN DAILY Filipino Student Charges Japan . ie tteni nds In ldei aendence Library Books nre Called n i Rn _Ir er V Ie11l 11 i-it.ie In accordance with the Regent's re i7atin that"f't~rat Th n Conant Describes Cluni Monastery ~~j the J\f 0 I& V 1.-!rrat"Gi 'Yat 9t A: I) w. fittished yesterday by lrof. Kenneth J. Conant, of Har- vard University's Graduate School of Design. By PAUL CHANDLER. Japan today is po...…
…w V V $ 4, Floor Spin Robert Mathers of Cornell University whirls Joseph Oloss of Lehigh Univer- 'I sity to win the 121 -pound match in the annual East- em Intercollegiate wrest- University of Wisconsin's Milton Padway (above) soared 14 feet, I % inches to set a new indoor pole-va ultin ~ record at the an- meet, while Robert Sears oint, performed many spec- Hazel Trotter, junior home economics student at South Da- tacular stunts to win the par...…
…She Eats Her Cake - and Is a Beauty Queen, Too! Molly Mercer, University of Alabama leader in the campus beauty parade, who doesn't think much of all this reducing business, goes right on eating sweets to her stomach's delight, pooh-poohing the idea that extra pounds will be the result. And she proved it for our cameraman, too. Collegiate Digest Photo by Faber Ferdinand Ruled the Milk Bar when Lafayette College's Brainerd Society served all va...…
…-r-U T t and most important non-athletic activity st college campuses is the student news- Owned, edited and managed by under- tes,it has often been called the most prac- f all extra-curricular activities because its embers receive training for future profes- newspapering or (if headed for other learn the valuable lesson of how news- and public opinion are made. More 0,000 collegians labor on 744 college spers. Of these, 55 per cent are week...…
…The Weather Generally fair, today and to- inorrow; continued cold. 12 SitA6 Dai1p editorials There Are Walls Around Austria... The College Program Needs Unity... PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XLVIII. No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS ------- --------- Murphy Agreem ent Ends Power Strike With Compromise Four Month Continuance Of Former Settlement Granted By Company Promise Of NLRB Vote In 60 Days DETROI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Engineers Plan 1-Day Exhibit Elections Won For April 30 To Stage Show For State High School Students And Entire Campus By Repuith ans Two Faculty Men Named In ModerateBalloting (Continued irrom Page ) supervisor was Fred J. Williams, Re- publican, with 406 votes to Henry C. Twev unegaut niern Hudson's 237. Incumbent Alderman weve udergraduate engineering Wirt M. Masten Democrat, was de- societies will join with the eng...…
… Weather Again Wolverines Have Punters And Speicher Wins Keeps Varsity Passers; Need Fewer Prayersi National Title N in e Indoors By STEWART FITCH more bullet-like ball than Harmon, Captain Climaxes lBrilliaiii Coach Fritz Crisler may or may but the Gary lad can throw themTrCStig Creer Squad Is Given A Brisk not resort to prayer as a means to- way out when a long gain is the order '~edi~Cre ward winning football games but he of the moment. Pa...…
…THE IMII IAN .DAILY DAILY _:.:r . r-j r J: f Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of ~Student Publications. r tPubiished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively eftitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to 1 1.,or not otherwise credited in this n...…
… THE MICIHIGAN DAILY IeKenl Barnett Is Nine Chairmen AreAnnounced At Installation Marjorie Forrestel To Be Assistant; Others Listed As '41 Committee Heads Helen Barnett was appointed gen- eral chairman of Freshman Project at the annual Installation Banquet held yesterday in the League. Marjorie Forrestel was made as- sistant chairman, and Jane Krause received the appointment of chair- man of finance. In charge of pro- grams is Janet Homer a...…
…I,, THE ICHIG11 A N 1DAILY ..--- - - - _- tUnion on Wedhi'csday, April 6 from ;i e a~etM d DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _o8Monn W -hProject Chairman P u b lic a t io n i rn zI ~ 1 u O Iti r; t l is t' 1 1 yie r 7 ,t ea < ?I 1 ie e r - o r th e T e L t r G i d M r ig'l ~ ~hUi e s t . C p e ev~ , t e o f c f W n ! ; . t t l c P c l e z , S r i e w l e h l t t e L a u C n i u d f o r e 5 until 3:30; 11:00 a.mn. on Saturday. Chapel, 7:30 o'clock, We...…
…The Weather ins tlo todz~itly ioWlid Iwo)'alui d'L Sic igan Buthg Editorials Ni. iii; F1ht ot Nct- ded 'I'lke on 1.3 1 ul't'i t View VOL. XLVI No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936T PRICE FIVE CENTS Gov. Hoffman Still Contests Jury's Verdict Continues His Challenge That Jersey Justice Had Been Served Wendel Still Held In Murder Charge Awaits Hearing Of Grand Jury; Charges Are Not Taken Seriously TRENTON, N. J., April 4.--(P...…
…Till! RRHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936 _. ------ -- LATE WIRE NEWS Men On li State Trial For Lives Federal Court DETROIT, April 4.- (IP) -For the second time in Michigan's his- tory a man will go on trial for his life in Federal court here Monday. Two Battle Creek youths, Clar- ence Reiling, 19, and Victor Houghtalin, 27, were charged with criminal assault of two young girls last July 14 on the Camp Custer military reservation at Bat...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI SUG,.ARISLIND The Chase S. Osborn Preserve, Now Belonging To University, Offers Potential Usefulness Tol Students And Faculty Whom Natural Beauty, Solitude, .And! Historic Background flttract. TR ACT IS LITT'LE KNOWN HERHE -q Right: A typical Indian house on Sugar Island, now deserted while the "brave" has gone to CCC. By MARSHALL D. SHULMAN (Copyright, 1936. by The Michigan Daily) O N ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU"AY,"PR L5, 1936 HE MICHIGAN DAILYI -j wi - W 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 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 herein...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1934, THE MIC1IGAN DAILY rAGE FIVE KK _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ . _ _.. _.. _ _. Annual Installation Banquet W ill Be Held In League Tomorrow <+? -- - 3Scholarships, Other Awards . To Be Given. New Officers. To Assume Council Positions; Honor Groups To Tap Program Announced Dean Lloyd And Mr. Smith Will Be The Principal Speakers The program for the annual Instal- lation Banquet of the League, to be held at 6 p.m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "UNDAl, APRIL 5, 1931) H3ni Fit sWdeWn i - - .o i1 Free-Styler Supreme The IO By BILL REED I Ji "WHEN spring comes can autumn be far behind" is the cus- tomary paraphrase which the Michi- gan grid coaches employ at this sea- son. But with winter here at hand, demonstrated no less effectively by Herr Harry Kipke's thickest red flan- nel shirt than by daily blizzards, the situation becomes complicated. However, Mr. ...…
…NUN1AY, APRtW,1936 TlHE MICHIGAN DAILY Accommodations Scarce As Summer Vacations Are P1 PAGE SEVEN anned Foreign Travel Is Increasin, Randall States European Cruises Easily Arranged By Combiningj Several Lines Orient Very Popular Advice And Help of Agent Useful In Preparation For Vacation Trip i Whole World Is Stage For Planning Of Summer Vacations N s O F CANADA AO N N * {? - * BERLIN v C _ S?.K a n s a .IA t * c te ays p~ yM..Set le w......…
…"UT T..N 1U} Southmod Afie qiean TG 'I j A~hl-fl h 't h t-( ef i S Ti- tr i b ii I It )~~: i ~u P at o. nspek n Unieral arngDr. R. C. W illiamzts, "some Plant Re- - -Dr. W. C. cteer. . K to x'li'inngi Europe.'' X Vedn, sday . Apr1.il1. at .1. o'cli;;. o i w 2 N~~S. Pap i1tobe prp- I tie leprW(t 1 R('.jyWl a. aPapaO muCi' Mtals"Yby [lvc us the {.C.m1: nity. Record 'woa~'r~ Fror i ByFRDWtNUNA South Aft r e odC diamond mts ~niet t bustlin...…
…USUDA1YAPRIL 5,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P:' C Y R 1 Cross Section Of Two Civilizations China, Nippon Nara Is Beckoning T Popular Goals Of Travellers Speeidy3 Liner Scheduies WitI Fkr Eat Th1e lie o te O_".' with ts 1 age-old'nu>>) V Nh gilsand pie ng x ivi of d in ruments, is (hul i ;iguin ihs year as. touti . Ivn ' cme opportunity to view a s secion of two civiliza tions, th ok supplaning the new, as they e eideed in the daily life of the...…
…v THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5,19aCi . ..... IN THE WORLD OFN BOOKS Economic Auth Cause And Cu NATIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY. by Prof. Arthur B. Adams. Uni- versity of Oklahoma Press. $2.50. By PROF. PRESTON SLOSSON (Of The History Dept.) P we never find our way out of the woods it will certainly not be from lack of guide posts, though it is per- haps unfortunate that they point so many different ways! One of the most plausible ...…
…The Weather Rain in southern portion to- day and probably tomorrow; no decided change in temperature. it ga ii Ldit orIal Sct-Ups In The League? ... On The Daily's Policy ... Champion For Scottsboro... VOL. XLV. No. 139 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Team Ties For Fifth Students Try Hearst And Hang His Effigy Three Title Defenders To Challengers In N.A.A.U. Meet Lose The Degener Loses In Lowbo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, APRIL 5, 1935 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN tli n iIn the. Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the 'ty. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11 :30 a.M. Saturday. Abandons Law; Finds Banditry Pays Less ICIna,.wdified irtaurv which is not in the English Office, 3221 Angell Hall by 4:30 p.m. of that day. Htward M. Jones, Acting Director Bicnsen-Thoinas Prize in German: ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EA Trackmen Head West As Fisher Leads Baseball Team South 'g, Rate California Best On Coast; Hoyt Takes 22 Five Days Of Training At Los Angeles Will Help Wolverines Twenty-two members of Michigan's track team, Western Conference In- door and Butler Relays champions, will leave this afternoon to meet the University of California, strongest team on the West coast and rated this time the strongest in the coun- try, April ...…
…w11OP THE #MVICHIAN DAILY ed to say and not what the administration wanted us to say. Result: The administration is as mad as all get out at us and would like very much to get rid of us. Conclusion: We still think we're right. Champion For Scottsboro .*. A BRIGHT RAY of justice in the Scottsboro cases shown through the clouds of racial bias Monday when the Supreme Court handed down recommendations of new trials nor two of the convicted Negro...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY League Work Will Be Filed Standing Committees To Be Chosen; Orientation Program Enlarged Petitions for positions on League committees for next year are to be submitted April 16, 17 and 18, the Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday following vacation, Jean Seeley, '36, president of the League, announced. yesterday. Regular application blanks may be obtainetd in the Undergrad- uate Office. The standing committees are orien- tation,...…
…PAGE SUX THE MICHIGAN DAILY F'RIDAY, APRIL. 5, 1935 PAE~I HE M C~G N AL FIAY PRL5,13 Faculty M en Are Featured In Quarterly Articles In New Issue By Dunond, Griggs, Cross, Robbins, And Others TH EC MERRY ENGLAND By Stark Young We have had a run of English plays in New York, silly rot in the novelistic manner -"The Shining Hour" will serve as a good example - and they A ~ I MU.ay Be Dictator Conference On Announce Changes Education To ...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy today with probable showers in south and west; showers tomorrow. LL it iau VOL. XLIV No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934 -- I I I Services For Co-Ed To Be HeldFriday Parents State That Worry Over Studies Was Cause Of ShootingTuesday Law Student Held For Observation Discover He Had Taken Out License In Detroit To Marry Girl Last Year Arrangements for funeral services for 20-year-old Louise E. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publcavutn ii the Bnuletln is constructive iiotice to all members or the University. Oopy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.in. Saturday. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 137 t nouncements will be taken by the Committees in the various schools until Friday noon, April 6. Seniors will have no further opportunity to place orders with their Class Co...…
…5, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Swimmers Enter A.A.U. -C+i - 1 -. v9 W O M E N'S SPORTS Not long ago we wrote a paean in praise of the rifle team, because they were standing next to the top in national shooting circles. But that was against "merely feminine" com- petition. More recently they tied the Maize and Blue men's team with a score of 95.8 in a shoulder to shoulder match heldaunder Colonel Rogers' supervision at the Field House. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY --: 1 l L "AL1 VGA 1 1MV 11 1\ j, 11T1 V 1 .i MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Gets A New Telescope.. . MICHIGAN is keeping up with the parade of progress. Universities _ (he world over are constantly improving their = s -. scientific equipment. A recent trend has been in - 19gigantic telescopes. And this week witnessed the pouring of the mirror for a new telescope for Michigan - an 34-inch reflector, the third largest in the worl...…
… Comedy Club Will Tour With 'A Little Love Hopwood Prize Play Will Have Run In Ann Arbor Following Vacation The cast for "A Little Love," Hop- wood prize play by Vincent Wall, Grad., which Comedy Club is taking on tour during spring vacation, is headed by Ruth Hussey, Grad., and David Zimmerman, '35, in the roles of Constance and Maurice, who are deeply in love. The secondary leads are carried by Ann Verner, '35L, and Jay Pozz, '35, as Anne an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Expect Council Action On Two Liquor Clauses Meeting Tonight To Take Up 500-Foot Restrictiol,' Closing Hour Ruling Two clauses in the Ann Arbor Liquor Ordinance arehexpected to be definitely completed at the City Council meeting tonight. The Ordinance committee will probably recommend to the council that it permit unlimited sale of liquor in the downtown area with a restric- tion of 500 feet elsewhere through- out the city. ...…
…i Ilhe Weather Showers and slightly warmer Wodnesday; Thursday cloudy and solh; local rain or snow. P07 94 1 W 9 it 1g t tx Editorials The Navy's Toys Prove Too Costly; Hitler, The Dictator, Can Ile Carry The Load. VOL. XLIII No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1933 PRICG FIVE CENTS Senate Plans Striking Picture Of Akron's Rescue Blimp Sinking 73 Of Akron's Crew Dead; evising Of 3.2 Beer Bill Abrupt Reception Given ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDI Hfonwood Awards: Form of MSS.: In the Hopwood Contests there are (e1* two main divisions: Major and Minor. Each of these divisions includes fourGardens' M a categories: Drama, Essay, Fiction, and Poetry. Those competing for a Major Award will, unless their MSS. are too large, bind in one cover mater- Be Operatin ials submitted in any one category. They should not bind in one cover materials belonging intwo or more cate...…
…IY, APRIL 5, 1933 THE MIChIIGA.N DAILY rAGE From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Capt. John Schm ieier Yale Likes Swmiming Cagers To Go East ** : JOHNNY SCHMIELER will take his t place with other great Michigan swimming captains, Kerr, Gow, Sam- son, Darnell, Ault, Spindle, Valentine, and Miller, as one who probably sac- rificed more for the good of his team than any other. He is one of the hardest working captains Mann ever knew. His severe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE ICHIGAN DAILY day-resulted in the eventual annihilation of the administration which has adopted such a policy. Although the Hitler government has got itself deeply embroiled with opposition factions in the ._, Campus Oino r M1 1M11 ;c ;: ri 'i '. .a ., , . .,, _ _ . ; ,: ,. uv!ei"rr DF MA' ;al is ::iRt-' yam ,._ - I , Y Published every morning except Monday during the Universty year and Summer Session by the B...…
…Books Will Be Occup Discus~ IRemoved From Thei EI afe Lir aryor iWonaiAd HQ1] ] *H V fr Wom atioB isioll ird me j ustme en wil Election To Be Held Today For League Officer President, Vice-President secretary, T r e a s ure r, Board To Be Voted Oi Voting on candidates presented fo election to League offices will begir at 8 a. m. today in University Hal and will continue until 5 p. in., in- Oluding the noon hour, according t jHelen DeWitt, '3...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MA .. ............ .. - ------------- Warits Hitter Foes Association 0 'Public School Budget Slashes Ch~ild Health Jam Classes, Carrothers S days Holds Meetintg Pronineit Authorities To Attend Sessions; Panel Discussions To Be Used l The most profound effect of the slashing of budgets in our public schools has been to overcrowd the classes," Prof. George E. Carrothers of the School of Education, director of the Bure...…
…. i $ ESTABLISHED 189 Jr 41p 4a14 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLIL No. 136 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy, somewhat warner. PRICE FIVE C w .v.W. ..._......._..._... ._.....-_ . ----_ -° - -----__ .-.__._ . ._-.... __ - --- a SEWER PROPOSAL TAILS TO- CARRY: DEMOClRATS WIN Votes Turn Down Bill by 390 -Ballot Margin. Motorist Bombarded by Playful Student I am Highly Indignant,' Says Dean ...…
…THE M ICH ICGA M DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1932 dilid 0lN 0 1dSUrid tr J S YMPOSIUM OF LAW x ~encouraging qmd improving the Professs L13.ld.ypsumfrte ups o egv TO SPONSO R n by George Gratton Wilson, or of international law at rd. SUBSCRIBE TO THE MVICH-IGAN' DAILY f eachinp of international law in they i itC'.l V Wt l Others are Vnainl Con- Professor Talks at Open Forum smle olee fth onr ception ao f Interna' onal Law," on Unethical Act...…
…5, 132 T.HE MTCHTGAN DATT.Y PAGE TIMER . ,. l ..E MI H GA ALYPGET1 _:_ .... _ . . ,1 u -... ulpiors Rush Work on Exheibiti,.*on' ITYEWRI IRS - POR 7TBLjE S -pi-Corona, NoiseLess, 314 _S. Stale St., 1 nA'b2r, at l" SdALE SPRING SUITS All shades s$00 All Alterations at Cost C. DOUKAS 1319 South University m IMembers of Class Aiready Have Wion Dis'Dinct o n in Detroit. ights have been buirning late on tope floor of old -Univei-Pity ha...…
…°f "THE MICHIGAN DAILIY TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1932 Published every morning except Monday during the University fear by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively, entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann ...…
…f : i THE MIC H TGAN DAILY D-AILY ,:..... ' F I r ti..... WA.A. Members to Hold Annual I LEAGUE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES H OF OI l v-nE HLSIIIfTO }, { ) ! I I ;) Marbara Bau,'33, 1-Ice Wi who have been named as candidates annual election which will be hl prominent in_ activities while on cam] +! i t t , r 1,7_______II -- "rMu Phi Epsilon Ceremony Held Alpha Chi Omega. atHoeofMs.Mrly Alpha Chi Omega entertained at Hme o Mrs More...…
…0 / THE IMICHTIGAN DAILY , TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 132 , , ii rT A P'Io Coache~s . : ]CLREHOSVarsity Nine Shows N B id Kkcrn in Secon d5 T 3Cgl S I~ P~OVLU ABILITY Wrkout onild W AT7UIO GYMASTS PLAN ANNUAL EXHIBITION:A IS~RT TO BE +ELD INTHIS SECTION tc;,f. >>~- c ~ eStaged at the ;exercise on the flying rings and gd3 orse Poor pitchine- and worse flccli$2mg' 7 silty Tcnnis Player Will Be 1char eteiled he v ;sTt},bi r. Capi f1932,33 T...…
