…ESTABLISHED 1890 V Air 44 E~D AND PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN aileo MEMBER PRESS ASOIAE EDIT] VOL. XLI. NO. 9 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS AS SELECT GOVE FO H',9 g[WITH CARDS TODAY POLICE OFFICERS EXTRICATE CHARRED BODIES FROM TANGLED WRECKAGE OF ILL-FATED R-101 Philadelphia 'Batty' Goes Baseball as Westerners W x"' Invade the East. CROWD RAZZES VISITORS Possi...…
… The Weather Increasing cloudiness and warmer today; tomorrow cooler and probably showers. Y 4ialt tl Editorials The Series Was Honest .. . Italy's Defensive War .. VOL. XLVI. No. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS League Sanctions Against Mussolini Voted By Council Duce Named Aggressor; Arraigned For Violation Of Covenant Issue Goes Before AssemblyMeeting Penalty Is Severance Of All Trade And Financial ...…
…The Weather Fair and continued cool to- day with fresh northwesterly winds. Y 5k igun 4br f3att Editorials Should We 'Quarantine' Japan? . Forward Looking Religion.. VOL. XLVIII. No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS AFL Declares' Economic War On Japanesel Delegates Shout Approval In Answer To Britishl Plea Of Japan Boycott Little Requests Aid In Promoting Peace; DENVER, Oct. 7.-UP)-The Amer- ican Federation ...…
…The Weather Generally fair, rising temper- atures in north today; tomor- row, unsettled. C, 4r A- A4W A6F ~Iaitj Editorials Playing With Figures ... Italy Devaluates ... VOL. XLVn No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Landon Urges Election To Be Choice Between Voters' Check TwoEvils, Say Aigler, Durfee I On Roosevelt, Kansan Says President Is 'So Careless With Facts And Figures' Candidate Begins Midwester...…
…: We ather Cloudy and warmer todLay; moderate winds, ig Sitr~tF VOL. XLIX. No.12 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1938 __ 1 e ! 2 Plymouth Plants Are Shut As UAW Seeks 32-Hr. Week Chicago Man Is Honored At Ceremony United States Asks Safety For Jews- Living In Italy Valter Mulford Receives i, Briggs Closes, Too; Local There Asks 40-Hr. Pay For The Shorter Week Urnion Heads Claim It Is Not A St'rike DETROIT, Oct ...…
… W eather Mostly cloudy,' occasional rain. Y Bk A ~4aiti Editorial Rushing: C'ood Or Bad? , VOL. L. No. 13 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, OCT. 8, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS 68,618 Spectators See Varsity Gridders Defeat State, 26-3 u Senate Approval 0f FD R As Peacemaker Seen rJ- Both Factions See President As A Mediator In War Crisis Roosevelt Remains Silent On Part To Be Played In Settlement Of Peace Johnson Declares Role 'Grea...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness; prob- able showers; coder north por- tion and in south portion Sat- urday night; Sunday rain. L .Aittga aht VOL. XLIH, No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS f i Bruno Points Out Fallacies In Dole Work 'How Solve Problems Of Present Crisis?' Social Worker Asks Meeting Raps Restrietions On Relief Program Item Of Residence Keeps Many 'Bums' From Get- ting Needed Help, Claim B...…
… The Weather Cloudy, probably accompan- led by rain and colder in ex- treme east portion today, LY Sirt Iaiti Editorials Slosson On Disarmament a VOL. XLIV No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 8, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS NRA Outlaws Are Attacked By Rooseve lt President Declares T h a t It Is No Time To Seek Personal Gain '.Lost' Umbrellas Rented By An English Railroad LONDON, Oct. 7.-())-Eng- land's rainy days are coming- so a rail...…
…I )ESTABLISHED 1890 *1 g Air 4 4 a~til MEMBE[ ASSOCIT R 'ED VOL. XLII. No. 10 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 Weather: Mostly cloudy; cooler PRICE FIVE E SOT ', ,r _ w ipB _, .,t.: El 'T 0 B E HO E-'CO PRESIDENT ACTS TO RERGANIZ Hoover Confers With Real Estate Men, Builders. WILL AID BANKS N, Y. Financiers Act on $500,000,000.00 Measure. WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-(A') -Heartened by wide acclaim for his projec...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN LA ILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER , 1930 __ , . s .,,. ,....... British Authority 'Or" 'ks .I at on Econonic Aspect of Forestry EXPERT DESCRIBES gERMANY'S SHARE, INft ORESTRY V 4Ofl IK" RMtR GERMAN WAR CHIEF SEES tMvastation of German Forests Brought About the Inception 6f Conservation Progran. SAS OXFORD PROFESSOR lso iscusses Theory of Crop Rotation, and Conflicting Views on the Subject. N. E. Hiley, formerly...…
…PAGE TWO, . dHE MICG1A1 9XN D A! Y" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 Midhigan Meii Will Speak At M .A. Session it' University Members ToTake PartiiPnrogramI Of EducationGroup Registrar To Iecture Ann Arbor High Schools A o flave Large Number Of Representatives Several members of the University and the University High School are sbheduled to speak -at the meeting of Region Six of the Michigan Educa- tion Association Institute to be held at the Mas...…
…w THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. 8193 Cleaning Indian Skulls Proves Interesting Work To Five Coeds Dudc/1And Buried NEWS IN BRIEF Dent Describes Fugue's History In First Lecture By KAY SCHULTZ Cleaning 'skeletons and wrapping skulls in cheese cloth were the most interesting parts of the summer's work, according to one of the five co-ed archeologists who spent the summer vacation on an excavation site five miles north of Mt. Clemens. Th...…
…PAGE TWO I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 8,19-6 NEWS The Rev. H.P. MarleyDiscovers New Trend In Student Interest OJ The DAY Rtes lel psnes;-, Of "Prey setit I the district. The discussions are led 1 (By the Associated Press) Federation Council To Convene Today WASHINGTON-With the unset- tled fight between William Green and John L. Lewis before it, the council, of the American Federation of Labor will meet here Friday to prepar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Plymouth Co. Shuts 2 Plants- sIn AWDive Briggs Closes, Too; Local There Asks 40-Hr Pay ior The Shorter Week (Continued from Page 1) today the 32-hour week has been in effect in most departments, Edelen said. Reuther's Assailants Free DETROIT, Oct. 7.--(/P)--Deliberat- ing one hour and 25 minutes, a rec- ordee's Court jury today returned a vetdict of innocent for. Edward Per. celli and Willard Holt, who were charged with as...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OC Gifts Accepted For UnIversity Are Announced Grant For Science Study piven By Parke-I)avis Company Of Detroit The Board of Regents at their regular O'ctober session this morning accepted the following gifts to the University: From the Parke-Davis Co. of De- troit, "For cooperative scientific study at. the tJniversity of Michigan Hos- pital under the leadership of Dr. John M. Sheldon of the allergy clinic of the De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MtTJUTAY, OCT. 80.93~ I NOMONWANNOW of the requirement, which will be found helpful, may be obtained at the D A ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN office of the Deartment, and further inquiries may be addressed to Mr. L. F. Dow (100 R.L., Wednesday at 3). SPubllayion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the This announcement applies only to candidates in the department of University. Copy receivec.i at the office ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senate Reception: The members of the faculties and their wives are cordially invited to be present at areception by the President and the Sen- ate of the University in honor of the new members of the faculties to be held on. Tuesday evening, October 31, from 8:30 o'clock until 12 o'clock in the ballroom of the Michigan Union. The reception will take place between 8:30 .and 10:00, after which there will will be an opportunit...…
…TIE MICIhIGAN DAILY ", "ji & . 1, '1 0 10.0 m 's , i % 0 01-A WA Wpoolmft " @ mv .,Om *&. - - I - I I SAMMY SQUIRT: GOOD THING THE MISSUS COULDN'T CLIMB b SO L -0MG SA' :>RE 1MSNW ->ac Nt,. Wt ITri WP-< YOU ~IGT IA LL- O'-411[U 4;~ GVCuiA l C- 41EC'C Tlt -c uT vie 6C5IT WORK F2kvLL. Th!46'JOS1k tjG )Nr -ICwr COMaGF Ct)-/'d.J' FJ :t,\ 6 'V&&UH Po4-fZBEE V 0 __ USET - HW Yo A, /S/ By Lichy Is 2°Gso rm>ELG SS - \JOTSh. WORK - ios~ W1hj \...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P~AGE THREO REPTILES. FISHES ADDEDL TOLMUSEUM FOSLCLETO Quarries of Northern Michigan Yield Large Deposits of Fish, Coral. RARE SKULL DISCOVERED Second Largest Fossil Deposits of Reptiles and Amphibians Found in Texas. Traditional pictures of museum workers as bent, old graybeards por- ing endlessly over mummies in musty rooms are quite out of keep- ing with the active life of the mod- ern scientist-teacher at the U...…
…rUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Kipke Primes Team For Conference Opener With Hoosiers Squad Drills To Strengthen Passing Attack More Individual Is Necessary As Renews Practice Speed Varsity Injuries Cut Team End, Center Positions In Doubt; Wright, Amrine, Schuman Try For Berth Using the Michigan State defeat as an example showing the necessity for greater speed and cleaner blocking and tackling, Coach Harry Kip...…
…s-T. 7_THE MICHIGAN DAITIY Date OfAnnual Union Formal Is Announced For Friday, Octi PAGETHREE ober 22 Dance FeaturesI Will Be Supper And Floor Show Steinle To Provide Music; Union Council To Limit Sale Of Tickets To 250 Featuring a floor show of imported entertainers, a supper at 11:30 p.m.,_ and the music of Bob Steinle and his Melody Men, the annual Union For- mal will be held from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Friday, Oct. 22, in the Rainbow' Room ...…
…PAGE THREE Y, OCT. 8 1936 THE MICHIGTAN fDAILY Freshmen Use Indiana Plays As Varsity Polishes Up D lefen se In juries Force Regular Trio To Sidelines Sweet And Smick Shifted To Varsity Posts; Kipke Strengthens Offense With the freshman gridders exhib- iting Indiana's running and passing attack, Michigan's Varsity and re- serve elevens concentrated on defen- sive play in yesterday's practice drill. Coach Kipke also sent his proteges thr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY____ Spirited Maroons Test Wolverine Eleven Today At Stadiu O r . r' PRESS PASSES Varsity Ranks Heavy Favorite Over Ivaders By BUD BENJAMIN 1 The Banshee Howls... CLARK SHAUGHNESSY is the hesad football coach of Chicago Uni- versity. This position might aptly be compared to playing traps in Guy Lombardo's so-called orchestra or to being Mussolini's barber. All are pecu- liar. As football coach of Chicago Uni- v...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL --,-I Membership Rise Reported At Wolverine i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FASHION DISCOVERY of the Month vaded it. Into that historical frame-work is woven the story of "Alexander Nev- sky," epic Soviet film which will be shown Oct. 12, 13 and 14 at the Lydia' Mendelssohn Theatre under the sponsorship of t.th Art Cinema League.. Every people has its one great tra- ditional battle. Whether of victory or defeat, the memory of...…
…SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Em U qmmmm Michigan Picked Over Wildcats By Prominent Sports Writers Backfield Men Who Will Carry Wildcat Attack Today \ .. ITed Husing Of Bethurum, Beukema, And Oliver Among Predictors Who Favor Wolverines HARVEY T. WOODRUFF (Chicago Tribune Sports Columnist) Michigan's characteristic balance in all departments of offense and de- fense together with its eleven pound average weight advantage in t...…
…TH E MlCHIGAX N DA I LY PACE _ __ _A _ Freshmen R a t e Higher Than '36 SHealth Exam Class All Men In Three Grou Which Receive Varied Instruction Supervise Exercise Find Large Number With Low Arches; Only 155 Have 'A' Posture Target Of Striking;Illino is Mine Workers' Bullets The physical examination which the new students on campus went through recently, is for the purpose of determining whether or not they can take physical education a...…
…MBER 8,1931. THE -MICHIGAN DAILY~P' 'Shift of Lineup Helps in Annexing Third in, a MAR TIN CONTINUES TO LEAD SLUGGERS STREET'S TEAM LEADS A'S NOW I VARSITY CR/DOERS ROMP 9OVERFROSH Yearlings Unable to Stop Fast Wolverine Charge; Newman, Hozer on Bench. MATCHES START IN GOLF TOURNEY Howard Wins Tight Match From Jolley, One Up. LA JEUNESSE WINS GUARD BERTH AFTER CHANGING FROM FULLBACK Victors Blast Hoyt From Box; Hallahan Adds Another t...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1930 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 for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thie paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at ...…
…THF MiC HIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 THU, MCHIGA DAIL THE MICHIGAN DAILY t t S. " "3Sp' nSf:IYMi.I IxLNnttAnOrwAlue ... ..a....-." Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Memberof the Western Conference Editorial Association and tite:Big Ten News Service. MEMBER A55otited tliatt rtSs a1934 t afa 193s4 EMAso wIscasOSI MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1I 3E MICHIGAN DAILY Forward Looking Religion . I T SEEMS 71 rI GWLDi4G IT N( oARD ( D $y T U & I ATKNf ;-A N Y' MA M w 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 ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY r' -- 1936 Member 1937 issocited CAe6ide Press Distributors of Cole6itde 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 Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or...…
…THE MICHIGAN _DAILYS E MICHIGAN DAILY '= ."r'"! i ~ j 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 or not otherwise credited in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Si UNDJAY,-OCT. 8, If THE MICHIGAN DAILY Z7j N str . ° C Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan udder the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. . Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. fMember of the Associated Press TeAssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the us for republication ofall news dispatches credited to ' it or no...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY good showing, but the efforts of the cheering sec- tion alone would be swallowed up by the oppon- ents. What we need is support from the student body as a whole. Go to the game; support the team; demand good sportsmanship. Screen Reflections WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS STARTING TOMORROW AT THE MICHIGAN Waring's Pennsylvanians, who open a four-day run at the Michigan tomorrow, need no intro- duction to Michigan students; but th...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 8 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 z-i - , s' appears, so there is little, if any, point in belittling "Paddy, the Next Best Thing" to this clientele. For others, however, Miss Gaynor's sweetness has been overdone once too many times, and Mr. Bax- ter's Daddy-Long-Legs role is on the verge of be- coming just a bit boresome if not pansyish. Still, although this column tends to adhere to the heretical vi...…
…TI-IFMICHIGAN DAILY irti3at Uattly every morning (xcet Monday during the University year I in Control of Student Publications. o the Western Conference Editorial Association. )dated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- f all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise his paper and the local news published herein. at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second Speeial rate of postage granted by Third Assistant xeneral....…
…PAGE r P^ T T T" R R Ti-A T I T IN A XT T 'A T i %7 WEbNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1930 __HEM___ CH___G__AN___ A___LY 4'Q w GROUP IS FORMED TO FUR THER THEA TRICALS DIRECTORS PERMIT SORORITIES GIVE N FUNCTIONS DU In the past week sorority rushing reached its height with many novel, dinners, luncheons and breakfasts. FUTUREPROGRAMS originality and the result was par- ties of all descriptions. Cabarets, Basis of Choice Is Interest in fortune...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOSEIt 8,_1935, THE M1C IGI4AN DAILY j'A"l ~FU1~:SDAY, OCTOflER 8, 1935 i'AG Hundreds Attend UnoLeage Dnces Following Football Game 7erry j oRund BySTEPANYN It was a grand day for the game and everyone came in high spirits which slipped somewhat as the game progressed. Nevertheless . . . for many .. . . the first football game was the official opening of the college year. It is perhaps for most people the favorite season of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Band To Leave On Initial Tour This Afternoon Revelli Refuses To Divulge Plans For Program; To Play At Alumni Dinner The University of Michigan's 125- piece Varsity Band will make its first long trip of the year when it leaves this afternoon by train for Chicago, its headquarters for the Northwestern1 game tomorrow at Evanston. Arriving at 5 p.m. at the Chicago depot, the band will stop at the La- Salle Hotel today and tomor...…
…THURSDAY, OCT. 8; 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Petitioning For Central Committee Of Soph Cabaret W illBegin Oct. 20 Set Schedule To Interview All Applicants Ten Positions To Make Up Central Committee; Early ApplicationsAre Urged Annual Class Project Baroness Left Behind By Trans-Atlantic Flier rof, Strauss Offers Advice To Freshmen Maryanna Chockley Talks About 'How To Budget Time And Money' More than 200 freshman women 'Ladybug, ...…
…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY Assembly Tea Given In Honor Of Freshmen Three Versions Of Polo Coat Shown 407 Women Attend Affair ~ At League Yesterday; Dance Lambeth Walk x More than 404 women attended the tea dance in honor of new women students from 4 to 6 p. m, yesterday in the Ballroom of the League, v, given by Assembly, organization of independent women, under the man- agement of Marie McElroy, '39, gen- eral chairman, and Betty Jane Mans- fie...…
…OCT. 8,-1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !L THE LETTER BOX (EDITOR'S NOTE: The women's page welcomes contributions to The Letter Box, which it hopes to make a 'forum of campus opinion on women's affairs.) Assembly Tea Ifill Open Independent Fortn To the Editor:; Too often the college freshman, remembering the numerous activities in which he participated during his last year in high school,. assumes that he is capable of continuing them at colle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1" CAMPUS SOCIETY CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY NOTICE W4NTED Alumni Back For Football Entertainments Houses Feature Dances,, Dinners For Week-End Of Northwestern Game Fraternity entetrtainments make gay the week-egd of the Northwest- ern-Michigan game. The strenuous period of rushing over, the various campus Greek-letter organizations are welcoming alumni and other out- of-town guests for the traditional football festiviti...…
…OCT. 8, 1933 I r a I I a y lu ni graduate Students Will and Dean C. Carl Huber of the grad- Hol ynAeatonis uate school will address the convo- .Hold Convocation Sooncation, which will be followed by an Vsit Ca mpus A convocation for students in the informal receptin in the ballroom, rT 0 ~d ;raduate school will be held at 6 p. m. where Dr. and Mrs. Ruthven and Dr. T1s W eek-end ruesday in Lydia Mendellsohn The- and Mrs. Huber will recei...…
…THE MICIGAN DAIL I L1 lio %a MUA I= mily Bates, Jean Bentley Chosen Chatrift-en by Panhellen NO VET PLANNEO' RE[ND OF MONTH; USE1S TO ATTENf larship Cup Will Be Given Pi Beta Phi; Committees to Be Chosen Later. r to BALL HELD IN HOLIDAYS Outstanding Social Event Given by Michigan Women; Tickets Available Soon, Election of Emily Bates, '32, as chairman of the annual Pan-hel-' lenic banquet, and of Jean Bentley, '33, as general chai...…
…PAGE SIX .. TH E MICHIGCAN DAL .. ., ,. .. ...a ..,.,.. ....... r . ,.... r. .. -. IY I/FIf1Y1 1/1 /i l w lA ws ur warn w n ra rr w VARSIT WOULVERINES POINT BIG TEN PNER Coaches Drive Squad in Effort to Smooth Out Defects of Spartan Game. LINEUP ALTERED LITTLE Again Coach Harry Kipke and his coaching staft, with the aid of Fielding H. Yost, drove the Wol- verine Varsity through a hard drill session yesterday afternoon on G3uth Ferry Field...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY"', OCTOBER 8, 1935 SIX TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1935 U.S. Neutrality Is Proclaimed By Roosevelt President Warns American Travelers To Keep Off Belligerents' Vessels Reverses Old Policy Coast Guard Will Begin Enforcement Of Ban On Arms Shipments WASHINGTON, Oct. 7. -- A) - The United States was fully em- barked today upon a precedent-shat- tering neutrality policy capped by a formal proclamation by President Roose...…
…,THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR Melton Driven From Box As Yanks Romp To Second 8-1 Win . . _ 1 A 0 5 1 0 1o 0 0 3i 0 0 1 0 Ruffing Allows 7 Hits, Drives Home 3 Runs Terry Uses Three Hurlers;- Bartell And Ott Account For Giants' Single Run YANKEE STADIUM, New York, Oct. 7.-(P)-The world champion Yankees today exploded the last thin vestiges of the myth that they can be beaten by good left-handed pitch- ing. Simultaneously and by the charac- teris...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCT. 8, 1936 U U Takes Strange 'Trip' -Associated Press Phot. Sir Joseph Bracroft (above), University of Cambridge physiol- ogy professor, told an audience at Yale University, New Haven, of freezing himself into the border- land of insanity. ggr y T p ktee. A definite date has not yet been Five Yo tls Arrested longing to the father o aTset for Mr. Murphys appearance. when arrested on Ca On The Loose-Only Here ...…
… THE MICUIGAN DAILY P DB 1 tJ his church and guest speakers will ley will speak on "Evolution or De- P races R Hl lt "TCu Ave the sermons anti addresses. The volution.'} Srev. Walter E. Kutch of Holy Cross 9 p.m. Coffee Hour. Rev. W. P. U ponCongress Are Po t e n Lia 1 Church, Detroit, will speak at 9:30 Lemon will lead a discussion, follow- a,m. in German and at 10:45 a.m. in ing the address of Lloyd Douglas'in the morning service on the ...…
