…E AlICHI .7A IATLY Threat Of Dictatorship Is Cause, Not Result, Of Strikes In France it Seems To Me By HEYWOOD BROIJN T l Ju lU V rcayiC @4RRP w ThM pV$IySEhT NSLca7 ,/ tninA 7 NIMAI$ 'w yc8OT ir~t 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 Pre...…
…THE HCTIGkN DAILY 'WE nming Gala To Be Held Frida Women's Pool Dress Coats Feature Varied Fur Trim y At Intramural Building Michigan Bluebook Of Cooking' Sales Ex ected To Rnict flrmitnrv 1F47nrlg Will Be Given Profits Made Ruthven Teas Continue With Eight Groups Participate In Campus Ticket Sale; Divers To Be Featured Eight women's groups on campus are aiding in the sale of tickets for the fourth annual swimming gala, to be held at ...…
…t e (Aub Flans hree Concerts Perform Tomorrow DAILY OFFI IPuI.1cation In the Bulletwn t Valverstty. Copy received at ti antil 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturda i Rep~ublican tnner J (Continued from Page 4) nesday evening, Dec. 7, at 8:30 o'c ee concerts and a radio broad- i Hill Auditorium. :ake up the program of the Var - Concert-goers are respectfully lee Club for the next two weeks. minded to detach from their sea >ncert will be given at the C...…
…Weather Generally fair, not so coo to- day, tomorrow probably rain. YI : I3JAfr Iat Editori: Another Munich 'Plan For Spain.. Broken Promises. And Mussolini # VOL. XLIX. No. 11 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1938 PRICE, E U PiLTUE. FIVE Fete Forestry SchoolTodayv In Celebration zyzzogeton Succeeds Zythum To Cinch Last Place Honors Knott,) Former Webster's Ito be.included in the book. To do dor e r he pointed out, tr...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1ngineersrive Star Legit/n:IBand To Appear .Here j e Srin Offie Reisio 7~7~i:~T~ '7~~> -psch - Mking Dance S e The perabexAl u t r t TheUnion Oerto berevived dete PlanApproval~~ this year by Mimes campus dramatic i to be Isociety, will feature a new dance,1 tionalI i.ontinued from Fage 1},) "The Diagonal," according to Ma 'p-m. 1r, IHde 39. Mimes president.Li linthrough this central author-'Te iagon"wil "we epsaid ye- ...…
…ag. ~ ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mb Hopes Dimmed By Barrage Of Yankee Home Rur PADE ThRI Is, 64 Varsity Linemen Smother Chicago Plays PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN PRIVATE SIGHTS of a public sightseer: Collegiana a la Crisler in green gabardine trousers, grey coat, and black and white saddle shoes surprised this chronicler no end yesterday in the athletic office . . . Fritz, Wally Weber, Prof. Ralph Aigler, Matt Mann,, and Campbell Dickson were p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY, I 31 dNIVSG IPA'S 045D0JTCLofsS N (4 15J, SSH* 4I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of, Student Publications. Publishea 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to it ...…
…THE MICHIGAN ImATLY 'ea Dance Today To Be Last Event Of Independent Fortnight Moping On The Mall. By Meandering MinnieI The new school year has brought to the Daily a Flying Trapeze, another column You of M, for the pleasure of the masses, and even a new weekly on the woman's viewpoint of current events. Well, here is that silly thing again, Ole Me-, .. andering Minnie, devoid of all social conscious- ness, bringing no message to the reader...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Convention Hears New York's Mayor Peace Group 1keFalera Seeks Partition Plebiscite For North Ireland First Meeting To Be Held DUBLIN. Oct. 6-P)-An informed Monday At League source today disclosed Prime Minis- ter Eamon de Valera had seized the All organizations which were mem- moment following upon the Munich bers of the United Peace Committee settlement of Czechoslovakia's minor- lity problem to -raise in London the last ...…
…41kriga :43 at t Editorial War From The Skies ... Official Publication Of The Summer Session ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, AUG. 7, 1938 PRICE-FIVE CENTS I - Britain, France Use Hard Cash To Wean Balkans From Nazis Opens Tomorrow For 2-Week Meet President Ruthven will officially open the National Safety Institute for Traffic ;Safety Training tomorrow when he discusses the purposes of the Institute at a general meeting at 10 a. m. tomor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, I U I ______________________________________________________________________________________________ THE MICHIGAN DAILY It fe ems ioMe THEATRE Primaries By_ KIRKE L. SIMPSON The Editor N' '; ,f J Edited and managed by students of theniversity of Michigan under theauthority of the Board In Cotrol of ostudet Publications." Publieshe every morning Accept Monday during the University year and summer Session.' ...…
…AUG 7, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - - - . .. IN TIllS CORNER by,. Mel Fineberg O'f Frank Kovacs ... HE CASE of Frank Kovacs vs. George Hudson is one which is typical of the U.S.L.T.A. Frank Kovacs is an 18 year old youngster whose chief claim to fame is his ability to keep on going in ten- nis tournaments until he meets Bobby Riggs. But the story goes back five years ago when Kovacs was a gawky kid of 13. George Hudson, tennis coach of the Be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUG7, IN THIS CORNER by... Mel Fineberg (Continued from Page 3) forehand. But he started talking to someone else and seemed to forget all about me." S-. * r * High And Mighty .. . This attitude is typical of the solons who rule American ama- teur tennis. It's the same reac- tionary, or at least ultra-con- servative attitude which made them refuse Bill Tilden's offer to help train potential Davis Cup youngsters. It...…
….W- ton Mk' wers today. Mostly cloudy ow, preceded by showers. ,ate temperature. L r Affr ~~Iatr Editorials "Let's Save The World"... A Glimmer of Human itarianism 6. . i Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLVIII. No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938 PRICE FVE CENT . .._v ._...®._ _ .. .. FDR To Take Fight To Foes In Dixieland Roosevelt Believes South Is 'Nation's No. One Economic Problem' President Pled...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E ,AN DAILY 'f . I _ -Y.---- ,4... - -- ._ _. - - .1[e xAlfifl (SX vonn wric r.wn.,, Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Publishea 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 republication of all news disp...…
…1I IGAN DAILY President Gets Cheering News On Eve Of Tour McDonald Claims Housing Insurance Figures Will Total About A Billion F.D.R. To Travel WASHINGTON, July 6.-(A)-Pres- ident Roosevelt received some cheer- ing business news today on the eve of his 'departure for an ambitious trianscontinental speaking tour. The Federal Housing Administra- tor, Stewart McDonald, reported to the Chief Executive that new govern- ment-insured h o m e constr...…
…THE MICHIGA DATIY 8 Intramural Softball Teams Submit Lineups All Complete Nines Begin Competition Tomorrow; Others Urged To Enter To Form 3 Leagues Eight teams have already been or- ganized in softball competition, ac- cording to R. W. Webster, director of programs and supervisor of Intramur- al Sports. Those teams which have presented their lists of players to Mr. Webster include: the Pattoks, with K. Meyer as manager; the Siipes, mgr. A. ...…
… The Weather Mostly cloudy, cooler today; tomorrow cloudy and continued cool. Y 5k iguu jDatt Editorials What Does It Cost You? . . The New Public Opinion... Johnny Get Your Gun .. . . A VOL. XLVM. No. 156 ANNq ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1938 PRICE FIVE CMNS '38 Miehigras Attrats 3,500 For First Da Prizes For Best Floats Won By S.A.E., Delta Gamma And Triangles Kappa Alpha Theta Best Of 65 Booths At 11:30 p.m. yesterday, more ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUIU U U i re n Mitrany Scores 'New Eropeai Securit Pacts Says Strict National Basis Cannot Secure Peace, -Internal Oir External (Continued from Page 1) says are being so widely heralded as serious steps toward peace and in- ternational organization-as nothing more. than military "give-and-take" agreements. Prof. Charles F. Remer of the economics department was chairman of the banquet. At the opening luncheon meeting at 1...…
… THE MICHIGAN DjXILY - LIN ES'- By IRVIN LISAGOR And The Derby.. . bear Pete: Well, just about now thousands of people are piling into Louisville and millions of dollars are piling into the bookies. Today is (in case you have not read the papers lately) the day of the Kentucky Derby. Once a year, Louisville is turned into a carnival town. In ease you think there is nothing new under the sun, Pete, you ought to be in Louisville on Derby Day. ...…
…TI E MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning exceptMonday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to te use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republicatio...…
…. .... as ". sw.a s v as a v. s-a s ...".:AL.r c]a :Ji.. iI i^ ;. ... Of Architects' ococo Revels Frivolity, Color Feature In Costumes; Gaylor Plays At Annual B'al Frivolity and vivid color distin guished the costumes worn to the an nual Architects Ball, "Rococo Revels,' held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. yesterda in the Armory. Prizes for authentic costumes wer won by Frederick James and Sally Pierce, Grad. Those who received honorable mention were ...…
…THE MICIIIG AN DAILY S MA Y '7 ailway Labor pct Hailed As, 1ndustrial Boon iarfinan Tells Teachers ldeasure Will Avert Wage 1ut Crisis (Continued from Page t) her than satisfactory and correct lements. )uring the morning session Prof. >rge W. Taylor of the University Pennsylvania spoke on collective' goining as an economic weapon. open discussion with Professor lor followed the talk and com- ed the morning program. .fter Professor Sharfman's...…
… The Weather Snow, probably heavy, today; continued cold, northerly winds. poll AJW d,& t Batt Editorials An Important Decision . I VOL. XLVII. No. 138 ANq ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Blum To Buck Hostile Senate On Money Bill Loses Radical Socialists' Support To Minorities Opposing The Measure Johiaux Promiises SupportOf Labor- PARIS, April 6.--(A)-Premier Leon Blum, despite a split in the People's Front...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 _ ... Low-Cost Government -Housing Pr'esened As PlanBy Bennett Green Chats With Railroad Union Head DAILY OFFICIAL BIll LETIN THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 VOL. XLVIII. No. 137 The Automobile 'egulatiou will be: 8, will be recorded with the grade of students should please note that ap- E except under extraordinary circum- plication for admission to the Medical stances. No coarse is considered of- Scho...…
… THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1988 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FA( s +r j *ASIDE Diamond Squad Of 16 Heads Southward Tomorrow - LyiRVIN LISA GOR Add A Laugh ... N KEEPING with our laugh-and- thrill department, here's an inci- Team To Meet Ohio Wesleyan In First Game These 'Rookies' Are Chosen For Trip Mermen Seek National AAU Texan Sets New Hurdle Record Of 13.9; Hmn - - It Can't He True dent which drew quite a chuckle from Fishman Nand To Start Roger ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH Role Of The Catholic Church In Spain Discussed By Editor's Correspondents Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stude' Publications. P',,. hed 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 republication of all news dispatches crelt...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Moping On The Mall By Meandering Minnie The old order changeth is quite an apt title for Michigan this week regards the League, W.A.A. and the weather (even though Dutch Sch over at the Lambda Chi emporium refuses to call said particles snow).M day night at the Installation Banquet the League marched twice aro tricky clocks above the speakers tables. The highlight of the ever was Hope -Hartwig's plaintive bleats of "Can yo...…
…PAGE Sx THE MICHIGAN DAILY__ - --,-----.--------, - --- -.--,-- I~ --- - - - --- ---~ --------------, - - - ---- --- -- --- -- IT" .SDAY;o APRIL 7, 1938 W ritteIi'll ato, 14IA Pads Orere Unideio NLR13B Four Repr-esentatives Qn Ihouse T VA Comninittee unla nd steel Co, IDireetc ( To) lraw Up (Contracts~ I Writina With CIlo , Wonit Ja ted from Page 1) plover's obligation," the Board said. "FEmploy-cs realize that ordinary business dealings ...…
…The Weather Snow flurries and colder to- day; tomorrow generally fair, continued cold. C, 4r Lt igan Iaitj Again They Go Fishing For Herring.. The Changing Concept of Toleration ... ' VOL. XLVIII. No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1938 Sextet Trips Tech Miners In 5-2 Rout Draws First Blood In Fight Over Mythical State Title Before Small Audience Fisticuffs Enliven Hard-Fought Battle A Modern Student Makes Ris Way Japs Mena...…
…TWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,. JAN. 7, 1938 Student Now I Makes His Way By Using Ciche Here Expressions Olden Rout Silence Golden And AidVocabulary (continued from Page 1) deem yourself by reciting . . . "The class average." What kind of a girl can she be? 'A queen, a goon, or a spook." Of course you are very careful not to... "Let college interfere with my education." And at the dormitory door of a late Saturday night the boys may be se...…
…JAN. 7, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE JAN. 7, 1938 PAGE Hockey Trio Of Goals In Last Period Clinches Game Team Defeats Michigan Tech In Rough Battle 5-3 Nine latmen Form Squad To Face Indiana Tomorrow Night Shades Of Nat Hickey Fisticuffs Feature Fourth Win Of Season; Fabello Scores Three Points (Continued from Page 1) and Allen skated in unmolested on Gustafson, but the sharp Tech goalie was adequate in the pinch. Through- out th...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. i, 19.19 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY) JAN. 7, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I -I f tM m rvO n orSt h *NsliN <A y « 5-,e Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Stuiden' Publications. Pubrshed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to ...…
…FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 198 TIT r° . X1 I P T P., A N A, T T v PAGE FIVE 1 it . IA 1V t 1 AN"H \ Li1 tom L -1 - A V - A Childrens Theatre Play, 'Knave And Maids', To Open Today Theatre Group To Give First Musical Show Season's Third Production To Include 30 Children, Five University Students Sarah Pierce Directs "Knave And Maids," Childrens Theatre operetta, will open at 3:30 p.m. today in the Lydia MendelssonnI Theatre under the direction o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1938 He Can't Keep Away From The Bench Beynon Claims Slosson Doubts Any Rumanian Dr. Page Addresses Educatiio Meetiii Migrant Labor Union With Italy Or Germany Jo, a eethg Dr. John Page of the executive i l.ousec r ()o n (continued from Page 1) Russia while France and the Soviet __att wr eo-bUnion are allied, Professor Slosson mation after the war the most stable said. There has never been much Souther...…
… The Weather Occasional snow today and tomorrow; colder tomorrow. L _Mgdbh- A6F Ap 4 u an 41it r t zit Editorials Great Britain's Attitude... i -r-- VOL. XLVIII No. IA ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DEC. 7, 1937 1 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS NankingWalls Under Siege By Japanese Invaders Take Eastern Suburbs Of Chinese Capital; City Ablaze Sun Yat-Sen Shrine Taken By Soldiers SHANGHAI, Dec. 7.-(Tues- day)-(P)-Great Britain today protested to Japa...…
… Union Barber Dies, U. S. Boycott Against Japanese Ending Tradition SEighteen ould Feed Hate, Speaker Says A Michigan tradition died Suidy. (Continued froin Page 1) lation would entail a horrible human For 18 years Joseph H. Hooper clique, he continued, for the army is The army is not against capitalism ministered to' the tonsorial wants a conscript body in which one out of j and the industrialists who are profit- of the campus until, at his p...…
…TUESDAY. DEC. 7 19 7 THE MIC C A N D A IL Y Cagers Show Improvement As Michigan Two Positions Still Undecided On First Five Barclay Presses Thomas For Starting Post; Rae Retains His Placef Still improving with added practice, Michigan's' cagers went through a; long drill yesterday in the Field House, and served notice that they will be in top form in Saturday's opener withI Michigan State. The team showed a lot of zip and form in all'depa...…
… FOUR THE MICHI-GA N DAILY TUESDAY, DEC. Y, 1937 - z THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 . -I m A Vr~..ctu rUUCtO4 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 republication of all news dispa...…
…['UErDAY, DEC. 7,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Knight & Date By MARIANNE 'I Some had their "flings" one place . .. some another this week-end ... but whether t'was one or another . . the Congressional dance, Soph Cabaret, League Fair and many fraternity dances were the scenes of much good cheer and heaps o' fun . . . It was one of those week-ends ... more or less differ- entish . .. when it's not the same old thing . . . Congressional Flin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY How Marquette Co-eds Pass Time EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS It's higher education on the art of gum chewing for these Marquette University co-eds as Dawn Bennett (center) passes the test of chewing with the glass atop her head. Jean Savage (left) proffers the gum, as Frances McGrath looks on. Art Authorities Watch Progress Of Michigan's Hall Of Fame WWJ P.M. 6:00-Tyson's Sports. 6:15-Dinner Music. 6 :30-Bradeast. 7:00-Amos 'n'...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer today; to-. morrow cloudiness. YI e Lit41 ~Iaitr Editorials Cooperative Edutcatian. The Spanish Situation . SI -j VOL. XLVIII. No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 7, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fascists Threaten Speaks On Delinquency Armed Resistance Against Bolsheviks Powers Seek New Meeting To Stop War Japan Asked To Consider Another Parley With Less Nations Involved In East Neither Countries Nor Si;t...…
…W _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DAY, NOV. 7, 197 China-Fighting Under Two Flags ence Auditorium at 4:15 p.m. on Mon- Wahr's State Street store. There are torium, Wednesday afternoon, No- day, Nov. 8, by Dr. Purdom, director of a few desirable season tickets left at vember 10, at 4:15 o'clock, to which DAILY OFFICIAL the Bureau, for all senior and grad- reduced prices. the general public, with the exception of small children, is invited. BT Nuate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Crack Combat Troops Block New Jap Move Chinese Defense Of Vital Shanghai-Nanking Line Holds UpAgainst Attack SHANGHAI, Nov. 7.-(Sunday)- (/P)-Two divisions of China's crack combat troops were rushed to the Sungyin sector today to protect the vital Shanghai-Nanking communica- tion line' from a Japanese flying col- umn thrusting inland from the south. The Chinese were reported making good progress against the invaders and the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E MICHIGAN DAILY f>1 mow t fascism as the defender of civilization against the Red menace. According to the report of the British art mission, sent to Spain to ascertain the truth concerning the various rumors emanating from Burgos, the Government has done every- thing possible to conserve the nation's art treas- ures, and only a small fraction of these has been lost. As for the myth of Communist responsibility for the ...…
…rNDAY, NOV. 7, 1937 Fourth Annual Assembly 'HE M I C H iCAN DAIL, Banquet W BHGEBeTo W111 Be Held Tomorrow Ticket Sell-Out To Speak To Independents At Dinner Streamlined Shoes League To Accept University Greenhouses Anni " AeAre New Features Ball Reservations Show Chrysanthemums To S nnofSeasonThe large yellow blossoms seen at COf e nter Sororities are urged to turn in the stadium yesterday prove that the The - CUOIIm1 ittee names of those ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '! . .. . 35 INDIANA ..... 10 ILLINOIS ...... 61 PITTSBURGH .. 21 MICH. STATE 10 OHIO STATE .0. NORTH'ERN ... 0 NOTRE DAME. .. 6 TEMPLE .... .. 13 FORDHAM . ... 211 ... 6 PURDUE ........3 ARMY ... HARVARD Prevent Upset By Merriwellian Finish, FOOTBAL L BRIE F S Gophers Near Conference Title L~~B BRET gens1 j CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-UA)-A pair of an undefeated season and the title - resounding upset triumphs - by In...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P DARTMOUTH . . 33 ALABAMA .......9 1 AUBURN ...... 20 CENTENARY .. 10 I TEXAS.. . .. 9 CALIFORNIA ... 0 STANFORD......7 OR PRINCETON .... 9 TULANE ........61 TENNESSEE .... 71 TEXASCH'TIAN . 9 BAYLOR ........6 WASHINGTON .. 0 0S. CALIF. .......6 W Swimmers Better World Relay Record At AnnualWatei tEGON .......10 ASH. STATE .. 6 r Show 1,500 Persons Jam I-M Pool. To See Events Tomski, Hutchens, HaynieI And Kirar Swim On ...…
…' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TH E WORLD OF BOOKS - Frdeed it may be considerable. Surely, r Sith Voi r cO fJideOR rn in 'in a special way, Strigelius' attempts PUbish.Six hV OumJules o ains' Sion and Viaur's experiments in the - ---- ---i-- d---------.-_ -- t control of reflex action by the mind Mrs.I THE STUBBORN WAY, by Baxter v Pis 'years out of high school. As the story N Jov Series Fa s A Little Fexcite interest but it is not an in- major Ha...…
…The Weather Fresh to moderately strong southwest winds; generally fair today. i 1: r lflfr ttt Editorials And Here's What We Think ... More Adequate Descriptions ... . i I VOL. XLVIH. No. 9 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reading Leads Primary Vote; CIO Candidate O'Brien Next Conservative Leader Polls 60,000 Total As Early Returns Are Counted Smith, Federation Candidate, Is' Out DETROIT, Oct. 6.-(Wednesda...…
