…Y G 131r1 a aitj w and colder with -y winds today. Burn The Witch . . Let's Air The Air Force . XLIX. No. 94 Z-323' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 1939 PRICE I I ig _ _ Liberal Justice Brandeis Quits Highest Court At AgeOf 82 Washington Speculates On Successor To Judgeship; Westerners Seek Post Stephens, ,ratton Are Possibilities Up In The Air Staff W riter Analyzes Gen. Franco 's Position On Diplomatic Checkerboard o'...…
…;. L trt EIatti ad much colder wv continued cold. No. 95 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1939 U ." eIs Slated Approval SRoosevelt's mament Bill Rite Early Controversy, eastire Is Anticipated a Experience No Delay -ter Suggests It %1rin 'Valentine' SHINGTON, Feb. 14-M)-The took up a bill embodying the i the AdmnistratioA's defense m today with passage a fore- onclusion and with Represen- Harter (Dem.-Ohio) suggest- "v...…
…Weather asional snow today and rising temperature. L .L -AL f A6P lit r4t XLI X.No. 96 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 16, 1939 Highway Meet Hears Demand For Increased RoadBudgets Straits Tie-Up Demands Immediate Attention, Declares G. D. Kennedy M. D Van Wagoner To SpeakTonight A cry for increased revenues to meet the ever-growing needs of Mich- igan's 105,000 miles of roads and streets was re-echoed throughout the opening s...…
…Weather snow and warrm Yl r e 41rtigran i3att Editorial An American Tragedy . jX. No. 97 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1939 PRICE FIVE a ________________________________ I I I I I I I I mmmmmlw an Wagoner rges Control i Billboards t ,Road Meet ark In Safety Education Stressed By Anderson; kttacks Reckless Driving nith Elected Head f HighwayOfficials By NORMAN SCHORR egislaton to regulate roadside bill- rds, vending...…
…Weather ing temperature today; to- morrow continued fair. giltPian IX. No. 98 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1939 z luthven Flays Jniversities Which Strive or u bicity takes Plea For 'Sound' News That Tells Real Story Of Our Colleges peaks To Alumni In New York City NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 17.-(Spe- I to The Daily)-Striking at insti- ions of higher learning whose of- ials win cheap publicity by "dis- rering" new educational...…
…*ir gan ~~Iait Editorial The Dartmouth College Case, 1939. ANN ARBOR, MICMHGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 1939 i PRICE FIVE 0 Ticket Sale For Marital TalksOpens Authorities From Vassar, New York And Detroit To GivV,_Lectures Here' e~rar Course Is Closed To Undergraduates Loyalists Will Surrendei If Franco Gives Amnesty New Crisis Arises In Afriei WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-(P)- Tickets for the second semester rack Firsts Disclosure that a French air...…
…Weather YI e Sir zgrni Fair and colder today; warmer Wednesday Iait Editorial Education Must Fight Venereal Disease . . . . XLIX. No. 100 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 21, 1939 PRICE FIVE Foreign Arms Purchase Here Gets Approval Of Republicans Senate Foes Of Roosevelt O K Armaments Buying - Of Holland And Russia Demand Purchases Be Kept'In Open' WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-()-A Russian proposal to build battleships in Americ...…
…Weather stly cloudy and continued d today; tomorrow warmer. G A6V t g an 1ait / Editorial They Laughed At Hitler, Too 3L. XLIX. No. 101 Z-323 ANI ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1939 PRICE FIVE C _________________ U I N I1 s Talk 1otmorrow OnActivties League And Union Varied Programs Are Designed To Aid Future Tryouts All Campus Groups Will Be Represented Students interested in entering any f the numerous extra-curricular...…
…W9.eather Snow flurries and slightly cold- er today; fair tomorrow. Y sir igan EIait Editorial Monopoly In Medicine , VOL. XLIX. No. 192 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Senate Spring Voting Is Announced Petitions Will Be Received March 20 To 24, Magdol, Election Head, Declares 16 Will Be Chosen At Polls March 31 The Student Senate will conduct its semi-annual election of 16 Senators Friday, Marc...…
…i Weather Fair today, rising temperature. Y Sir igrnt jDatt Editorial Jabs For NYA Students i VOL. XLIX. No. 103 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1939' PRICE FIVE CENTS Hungary Smashes Large Nazi Party; Joins German Pact 4 Prime Minister Teleky Asserts Hungarists Were Dangerous To Country Anti-Communism PledgeIs Made BUDAPEST, Feb. 24.--(P)-Hun-. gary's new government today smashed the nation's largest party of Nazi sym...…
…Sir 4~Uf LIX. No. 104 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1939 Wins Wrestling Match IOWA CITY, Feb. 25 (Special to The Daily) -Swimming the "fast" water of the University of Iowa pool, the University of Michigan swim- ming teamsmashed four National In- tercollegiate records, and two pool records to hand the Hawkeyes a 61 to 23 defeat here tonight. The Wolverines won first places in every one of the nine events on the program and lim...…
…Sir qan 4:Iaiti~ ----- Editorial The Church Of The State. I' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 28, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. Pino Lauds Group Health Insurance Plan For Rosital v Sees Plan As Experiment To Give Medical Care To Low Income Bracket Supreme Court Reverses NLRB Decree And Hits Sit-Down Strike Activities By JACK CANAVAN Group health insurance, approved by the Board of Regents for the Uni- versity Hospital, was hailed la...…
…1-HOP ON WAY OUT J-Hop Extra i tt rt ttt l First Edition urday, February 11, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 10 Cents ...... sses Prove )ular Fad Guests 's What Everybody Wore, Or east Committeemen's Dates;, Around You And Admire a sky-blue canopy sprinkled ver stars, Don Treadwell, '40, the 1939 J-Hop last night in the mral Building with Eileen Hay- s guest from Grosse Pointe. Hayward wore a gown of light t, with a bouffant ski...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: THE M 1 C H 1CAN DAILY Vol. XLIX Price: 4 FIDENTIALLY... Here's The Way You Looked If You Went To The Hop -Copyright 1939 by R. L. Gach Dresses Prove House Parties Will Enliven Weekend Count And Po ular Fad A large number of house parties is Theta Delta Chi is also having a H en ry Swing Paccompanying heJ-Rop thsyear, house-party, with Prof. and Mrs. E. F. or and many fraternitis not having house- Barker...…
… Series Of Plays To Be A Human Rights Roll Call to pro- all people and the guarantee of civil Preseiied In Spring mote an active consideration in col- liberties and equal political rights to leges and universities of a program all American citizens regardless of La Sociedad Hispanica will pre- by which democracy can be safe- race, creed, color or belief. sent the first in a proposed annual guarded was launched yesterday in The Roll Call propos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,.: t Biologist (Wildlife), $3,800, Feb. 21 Associate Biologist (Wildlife), $3,- 200, Feb. 21 Assistant Biologist (Wildlife), $2,600, Feb. 21 Principal Industrial Economist (La- bor Economics), $5,600, March 6 Senior Industrial Economist (Labor Economics), $4,600, March 6 Industrial Economist (Labor Econ- omics), $3,800, March 6 Associate Industrial Economist (Min- imum Wage Laws) $3,200, March 6 Assistant Indus...…
…w THE MICHIGAN DAILY Exchange wess Above DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINJ Deutscher Verein Split On Politics Expectations [00 Books Change Hands Since Inception Feb. 3, Involving_$3,000 Sales 'he Student Book Exchange, which' I continue in operation in the 'th lounge of the Union until Fri- ;, Feb. 17, has more than fulfilled exnectations in the volume of iness conducted, it was announced terday by Douglas Tracy, '40E, nager of the exchange. Wnre...…
…HTEMICHIGAN DAILY IEecture Series In Journalism Now Offered Twelve Talks On Varied Subjects Will .Publicize Newspaper Problems The series'of supplementary lec- tures being sponsored by the journal- ism department each Wednesday dur- ing the coming semester offer jour- nalism students and all others inter- ested an opportunity to hear about problems . of newspaper. policy and management and to meet and talk with men and women engaged in the pr...…
…______.THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATAY, I Social Welfare Lecture Series Starts Tuesday Prof. Dunham Will Give Talk On Social Work In Graduate School A series of weekly lectures being .ponsored by the Ann Arbor Com- ,Tunity Fund to promote discussion among women of the country on so- cial welfare and to train volunteer social service workers will be initiat- ed at 10 p.m. Tuesday with a talk by Prof.. Arthur Dunham of the history department on "Wha...…
…___THEMICHIGANDAILY Predicts Chinese Alumna Dictators' Influence In Selection Art Cinema Shows )f Hitler Wants Medkal Of Pope Minimized By Throop Comedies Today "A4 f 0 I "The Comedy and Buster Keaton" is The Cardinals who will meet later this month to elect a successor to Pope Pius XI realize the danger of choosing a figurehead pope, Palmer A. Throop of the history department said in an interview yesterday, and will probably not be influence...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Suggested For Papaacy_ eral and Teaching Divisions of the J with the Bureau of Appointments and not meet th I I i T T fitVRtliry .lali of A ltfl 4v,-' Pl rCn/+ TI }_n1A n n n .ira f .am an:n, c a> DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M.; 11:00 A.M. on Saturday. TUESDAY, FEB" 21,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEE. 22, _______________________________________________________________________ 1 .rY cond Union Iridge Contest OpensToday Engineers Plan. Inspection Tour, President Of f On Caribbean Tour Rotarians rf sc Sons and daughters of Rotarians will be guestsof theAnn Arbor Rot- ary Club at 12:10 p.m. today at the Un1ion. More than 110 Unversity auu- the lunceon. Di'. Edvim C...…
…i STWO4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1939 Kipke Receives GOP Support Fo r Regency Former Michigan Football Mentor Gets Candidacy After Hot Floor Fight (Continued from Page 1) county leader, went on the platform in* 'the gigantic I.M.A. Auditorium to nominate Connable, the Ann Arbor man was still being strongly urged to withdraw. Kipke, with a well-planned cam- paign, was more than a match for Conable's strength; which came froln a...…
…TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB. 25, 1939 Wesleyan Guild To fold Series Of Discussions WPA Production Plans New.York Tour First To In Meeting Tomorrow Consider Church Conli et Areas The first in a series of three meet- ings to discuss four aspects of "The Church in Conflict Areas" will be held by the Wesleyan Guild at 8 p.m. to- morrow. Dougla, MacNaughton, Grad., and DTick Gethmann, '40, will lead the group interested in the co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Exhibition Here Reveals Worth Of Old Houses Photographs And Sketches Of Historic Michigan BuildingsOn Display Old Michigan houses of historical and architectural importance are pre- served in the drawings and photo- graphs now on display on the third floor of the Architecture Building. Prof. Emii Lorch, of the architectur- al college and chairman of the Com- mittee on Michigan Architecture of the Michigan Society of Archite...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rSDa Latin American, Night Program Given Tonight Professional Entertainers Will Render Selections In Dancing And Singing Prof. James To Talk Latin American Night, this year's version of last year's popular Mexi- can Night, will be presented under the sponsorship of La Sociedad His- panica at 7:30 p.m. today. in the Union. There will be no admission fee, and the public is invited. Highlight of the program will be a talk by ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 1 1939 Girls--Here Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man, Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM Ruth Par- sons, '42; Ruby Hillis, '40; Muriel Has- ki...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, Februa~ry 11, Two THE MICHiGAN DAILY Saturday, February 11, Girls-IHere Are Your Names In Print Names Make News, So Here They Are Alpha Kappa Lambda Betty Jane Mansfield, '39; Maya Gruhzit, '41; Marjorie High, '39; Lenore Neward, Detroit; Sally Redner, '40; Ann Sylvester, '40; Priscilla Kahn, Detroit; Janet Wherry, Detroit; Bettie Zimmer- man. Columbus, Ohio; Betty Notley, '39. Vievia Hoeschler, '4SM; Rut...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cord Name Given' To New Halls Of M ichigan Union Dormitory Group Inspection Of Neuropsychiatric rents Institute Marks Its Completion Seen{{By RCHARD ALh t t1 Se n y IHAD AMEL gether with the various laboratories Sate officials nsychiatrists and and a library make up the rest of -!hers I S~t engaged in the treatment of tefor Fbrcis a menal ilness particpated in the Facilities for the observation and aberlin :;ning inspection ...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY Iverine Track Team Conquers Michigan State, (. rong Varsity 'eam Cracks. Five Records son Tops Field House lot Record; Gedeon es Hurdle Mark (Continued from Page 1) rd dash for the Spartans' only y and in doing so he tied the meet record with his time of expected stretch battle between illers Ralph Schwarzkopf and Frey did not materialize as arzy and team-mate, Karl Wis- eamed up to romp home in a heat well ahead of the...…
…, FEB. 16, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE FEB. 16, 1939 - PAGE PRESS PASSES By BUD BENAMIN (Editor's Note: In the absence of Bud Benjamin, the column this week will be hpndled by former sports editors of the Daily still on campus. The second in the stries is the product of Bill Reed, sports editor in 1935-36, who wrote THE HOT STOVE.) A Boost For Bennie . By BILL REED As Henry McLemore might say, I was flattered then Bud came around to my lit...…
…17, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PiAGE ___________________________________________________ a I ____________________________________ PRESS PASSES Star Anchor-Man F__ By BUD BENJAMIN Erica's Melting Pot... Mt/J IAMI, FLA.-They call this the land of milk and honey, but it's a mis- nomer. The milk is colored a pretty amber shade, fizzes slightly when mixed with appropriate amopnts of ice and soda, and is not recommended for babies or undernour...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PR ESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN MIAMI, FLA.-You can take your sports or leave them, but there are enough takers in this tropical mecca to support a bill of fare second only to New York's in scope. On the menu are the following: horse racing, dog racing (four tracks), ice sports, jai-alai, sailing, skeet matches, table tennis, midget auto racing, golf, acquatic sports, badminton, boxing, basketball, tennis, wrestling, polo, b...…
…19, THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Bally To Tie Buckeye Swimmers Again, 42-4 9 Natators Gain Needed Points In Final Relay Quayle Swims 100 Yards In 52.5 To Better Mark . And Defeat Walt Tomski (Continued from Page 1). was a super swimmer as a result of his 52i1 victory against Yale, went com- pletely haywire. ' If the medley dampened the ardor of the Wolverines, the 220 free style threw all the water in Columbus, Ohio, on them. Capt. T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYwPAGE PRESS Track Squad Cops Lion's Share Of Place At Illinois Relays PASS AMIN- -By BUD BEN] Back To The Grind... COLUMNISTS shouldn't take vaca- tions. It loosens the binds, des- troys the perspective, and renders one slightly incapable of surveying the swift moving panorama of the local scene. Back from a Florida sojourn, and going on layer two of skin, your chronicler is reminded of Gen. Hugh Johnson's recent wail i...…
…FEB. 22, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN -- 4nswer Me This ... ACETIOUSLY s p e a k i n g, Jim Schlemmer, sports editor of The kron Beacon-Journal, has an answer o this problem of keeping our ath- etes eligible. Varsity Swims To 57-27 Win Over Gophers Natators Cop Every First Place And Crack Three NationalRelay Marks (Continued from Page I) Reidj, continued the Wolverines on their merry way with a 56.4. Art Ebeling, ...…
…THlE MIC!IG N DAILY ga Tracksters Meet Notre Dame; Gophers Trounce Sextet 7-0 Thinelads Risk Perfect Slate Against Irish C - i : Tony Galento Kayoes Feldman In The Ninth I1 Two-Mile Feature Starts At IR Race Will Be Event; Meet 7:30 P.M. (Continued from Page 1) mile and 5,000-meter distances, and must be rated the favorite: The Irish captain will also be en- tered in the mile, against Karl Wis- ner and Hod Davidson, of Michigan. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Track Team Bouts Irish, 65-30; Natators Swamp Iowa State Schwarzkopf Outruns Rice, Breaks Record Rambling Ralph Lowers Yost Field House Mark; Gedeon Wins Hurdles wrestlers Face Buckeyes Here Tonight Fifth Straight Victory Sought By Wolverines, i1 PRESS PASSES By BUD BENJAMIN '! (Continued from Page ) seconds. The time also bettered the Big Ten Indoor record of Walter Mehl of Wisconsin by nearly three seconds. Gede...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Nosed Out By Purdue Cagers,_29-28, Wolverines Bow In Final 40 Seconds; Thomas, Beebe LeadScoring (Continued from Page 1) counted and a long one by Thomas knotted the count at 9-9. Rae went in for Smick. After Purdue had moved ahead1 14-10 Thomas made a free-throw and Beebe a long shot to bring the count to 14-13. Yeager and Igney connected to give Purdue an 18-161 lead as the half ended. After Purdue moved to a six ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY io State Qnintet Downs Wolverines, Swimmers Win Ag ;a f4'- 4. .:' PRESS PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN- Pro And Con.. . JACK BRENNAN, sans the frivolity of his ice carnival conquests, ranf his hand through his blond hair, struck a thoughtful pose, and pon- dered over the question'. "Hell," he replied, "I know it's a tough choice to make. You ask 'wh* turn pro'? I've thought it out, weighed every angle, talked about it, aid ...…
…Februay 1y, 1 939 T HE MI CH IGAN DA ILY Poge Three Februav 11. 1939 THE MICHiGAN DAILY Page Three Margaret Huff, Dover, Ohio; Dora Giris, Your Names In Print (Continued Jrom Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House Tommie McLaughlin, '...…
…Saturday, February 11, J939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnn Three u yg eer 13A A I Girls, Your Names In Print (Continued from Page 2) Dorothy Court, Baltimore, Md.; Betty Read, Myrtle Lundgren, Esther Couni- han; Loraine Kreutz, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lou Ann Perry, Virginia Hoelzel, Cora Hackett, Ellen Soucie, Elsa Feingold, Poly O'Clesheimer, Betty Hamburger. Chi Phi House1 Tommie McLaughlin, '40; Angie Rok- nich, '40; Ann Smith, Bloomfield Hills;1 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY 4-1I ..ll ': = rLr",arudtkrw ..y..e.... ... ._.....,.. i KNJ"^ * " o~sO C.s~nw .o d managed by students of the University of ider the authority of the Board in Control of blications. every morning except Monday during the ear and Summer Session. ember of the Associated Press ciated Press is exclusively entitled to the ublication of all news dispatches credited to otherwise credited in this newspaper. All publicat...…
… WEDNESDAY, FEB. PAGE FOUR 0 THE MICHIGANE DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told' _/ 3-1I . '1 c7 r 1N aMrrppboR tones a ae s]o+s.,>e 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 Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled t...…
…0 FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEB. 16, U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nation Loses Profound Social Engineer In Retirement Of Mr. Justice Brandeis N I t .- w , 91 . , Edited and managed by students of the University of ;ichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Sumn r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exc...…
…I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1 MICHIGAN DAILY I IC>: , .:7:vI, .7, -- ., - M +'+ 1l9R roko R a nvn. vaoir"-.u Edited and managed by students of the University of chigan under the authority of the Board in Control of udent Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Suxmni "r-Session. Member of the Associated Press ['he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for republication...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEB.: MICHIGAN DAILY I ..- i - - si!ti i 1. . hsxrNtarttnr80ac s ,g wa,.. uom.w,.v ited and managed by students of the University of higan under the authority of the Board in Control of dent Publications. ublished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Sumni r Session. Member of the Associated Press he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of all news dispatche...…
…THE MICHI-AN DAILY U SUNDAY, FEB. 19, THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - >1 Ili- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morningexcept Monday during the University year and Sumn r 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 otherwis...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEB. THE MICHIGANDAILY 3; - The Editor Gets Told TODAY 'i WASHINGTON -by David Lawrence--- WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-At last the Con- r 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 Sumn r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusiv...…
…f THE MI CAI GAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1989 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Editor Gets Told ... The FLYING TRAF I" ): IEZE Heath - DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M on Saturday. God And Lord Russell Headline Faux Pas By Roy 1.9 1 - - ~~~fh I Edited and managed by students...…
