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…i Callow's University of Pennsylvania crew be- n the gruelling grind or positions on the varsity boat that will represent Penn in inter- i-~ ~ + - He has a $500,ooo home for his experiments G 1rml Animals that never have a germ in their Gress bodies are being produced in the University of Notre Dame laboratories of Biologist J. A. Reyniers. His experimental animals are born, live and die in boiler-like homes (shoi above) that protect them fr...…

…Thumbers Chief means of trans portation of the Texas College of Arts and Industries is hitchhiking, as the photo at the left proves. Most students ride to and from the campus "on their thumbs." Sky Dial ProfE.A. Beito of the University of Wichita demonstrates to Mary Brincefield his recently patented chrono-astrolabe, a combination device for telling time and finding constellations. - 3 CLYDE FREEMAN: Steel-Nerved Auto Test Driver. "You bet I...…

…ThumberssChief means of trans- portation of the Texas College of Arts and Industries is hitchhiking, as the photo at the left proves. Most students ride to and from the campus "on their thumbs." Sky Dial Prof. E. A. Beito of the University of Wichita demonstrates to Mary Brincefield his recently patented chrono-astrolabe, a combination device for telling time and findins constellations.- CLYDE FREEMAN: Steel-Nerved Auto Test Driver. "You bet ...…

…U He swaps words for a college education Pubhc - - Bennett Marshall, 5-year-old junior and head of the How- LII11C~iUY ard College sports publicity department, is the so far un- contested winner of the title, "Youngest College Publicity Writer." He has earned his way the past three years writing about the athletic events on the campus of his alma mater. He is a major in history. Said he: "Art is for everyone" Rock~well Kent (center)}, Autogr...…

…He swaps words for a college education Publicity Bennett Marshall, 15-year-old junior and head of the How- ard College sports publicity department, is the so far un- contested winner of the title, "Youngest College Publicity Writer." He has earned his way the past three years writing about the athletic events on the campus of his alma mater. He is a major in history. oaua nhe: nnrt is jor everyone AutographS Rockwell Kent (center), A t ap fam...…

…Lightest portable M irror So that they may study the stars wher- ever atmospheric con- ditions are most favor- able, Cornell Univer- sity scientists have just finished building the lightest telescope of its size in the world. W. T. Thomas is shown above examining the mirror. Shell Game Tom Bolles (left) new Harvard crew coach from the Uni- versity of Washing- ton,visits the Charles River boathouse to watch Bruce Flett remodel a 22-year-old she...…

…Lightest portable * So that Mirror they may study the stars wher- ever atmospheric con- ditions are most favor- able, Cornell Univer- sity scientists have just finished building the lightest telescope of its size in the world. W. T. Thomas is shown above examining the mirror. Shell Game Tom Bolles (left) new Harvard crew coach from the Uni- versity of Washing- ton, visits the Charles River boathouse to watch Bruce Flett remodel a 22-year-old s...…

…make his students' study of politics and politicians more realistic and fruitful, Prof. J. T. Salter, University of Wisconsin political scientist, has many of the Badger state's outstanding politicos address his classes each year. When "Uncle Sol" Levitan, 74, six-time and present state treasurer of Wis- consin, gave the class his views on pE matters political, Prof. Salter caught C both lecturer and students in vari- ous moods with the candid...…

… make his students' study of politics and politicians more realistic and fruitful, Prof. J. T. Salter, University of Wisconsin political scientist, has many of the Badger state's outstanding politicos address his classes each year. When "Uncle Sol" Levitan, 74, six-time and present state treasurer of Wis- consin, gave the class his views on pee-s matters political, Prof. Salter caught C CE both lecturer and students in vari- ous moods with the...…

…Seed Here is shown a bit of fast ~I" pay at the gal as theMcGill University team (held on shirts) con- quered the University of Montreal six in a fiercely waged contest. fcsmh to f +ylil y .'. _Shte provides Zasu Pitts' Screen hands Handy Mah; WstrnReserve Un - Jane Howard, is shown above as she appeared in the student production of One Sunday Afternoon. Miss , f rMarsh has played parts in nine Hollywood pictures and fo three years she doubled...…

…She provides Zasu Pitts' screen hands , _ Hand Jane Marsh, Western Reserve Ui 4 Jane Howard, is shown above as she appeared in the student production of One Sunda Afiternom. Miss , Marsh has played parts in nine Hollywood pictures, r , ' n xand or three years she doubled for Zasu Pitts' hands because hers photographed better. INTEREa MNG PIPE, IT HAS - WISH I COULD "M-AT~S E1 +S . L3 JUDGE. LOOKS RECKIcorIT GET MYt PIPE JUSr CAN"'T HELP 0AS 'T...…

…Magnetic pull 150,000 times greater than earth's Giant This world's most powerful magnet de veloped by Dr. Francis Bitter of Massa' chusetts Institute of Technology will be used to study the effects of intense magnetic fields on matter - Relax open air dancing on the plaza of Kings' bury Hall is the form of relaxation pro- vided for University of Utah students whenever the weather permits. olc a dthe skiad th , ppo yers of both tea had a fe...…

…Magnetic pull 150,000 times greater than earth's Giant This world's most powerfulimagnet de- G a tveloped by Dr. Francis Bitter of Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology will be used to study the effects of intense magnetic fields on matte Relax Open air dancing on the plaza of Kings- bury Hall is the form of relaxation pro- vided for University of Utah students whenever the weather permits. Ti-Mrmepoic halted the sksri th fewmisnutes ippod...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Creek; Betty Stadelman, Monroe; He re'sHowTheJ-HopCrowds MarionHuges, Benton Harbor; Ro- sali Ames, Flat Rock; Betty Burns, n r X k ue East Lansing; Virginia Arthur, Pitts- En tored Week -End Festivites burgh, Pa., and Jean Clemens; Peggy Gould, Hornell, N.Y.; Elizabeth Ward, ________________-Elkhart, Iad.; Edith Bubbard, '37...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Here's How The J-Hop Crowds Entered Week -End Festivities l (Continued from Page 5) Delta Tau Delta Kathryn Flynn, Betty Shaw, and beth Harrington, '39; Betty Ridell, May Carey, Detroit; Jean Waterston,1 '39; Louise Ebert, '39; Betty Reed, Grosse Pointe; Amy Harrell, Birm- '39. ingham; Jean Holland, Calumet;r Chi Psi Lois Land, Royal Oak; Mariannep Betty Groty, Marion Brown, Mary Hur...…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 DELICIOUS FOODS Served in the Finest Style and in a Delightful Atmosphere. Starbuck's College inn 319 South Main 2-2214 Z0)hen the 7-'~Io is just a memory Her Portrait will keep it for you Always! Photographers 332 South State Street Phone 5031 From Coast To Coast Dancers FlockTo J-Hop (Continued from Page 7) more, N.Y.; ...…

…Page Eight T HE MIlC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday, February 13 197 PgEihTE MC I N DIYuavFbrr 1. 1 DELICIOUS FOODS Served in the Finest Style and in a Delightful Atmosphere. Starbuck's College Inn 319 South Main 2-2214 Wlihen the -Cp is just a memory Her Portrait will keep it for you Always! 'Photographers 332 South State Street Phone 5031 From Coast To Coast Dancers FlockTo J--op (Continued from Page 7) more, N.Y.; Betty Peabody, Birming- h...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Nine Saturday, February 1 3, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Nine i~ " get. Then Jonathan 1 True Life Story Of One Girl's ro Jnh "My dear ....oh my F F o L -g gone through so much I-gnt For Love J- Hop Night much," he murmured, a kiss upon her brow body tingle. SYNOPSIS was suddenly jerked from her reverie "Can you forgive me. MAYBELLINE ROSLYN, de- by Joe's greedy, selfish refusal o...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MI CH I GAN DAILY Page Nine " "HEAD LINE FINAL The J-Hop Extra Red Line Final will be delivered by 8 a.m. today. CeagB eThe COLONIAL INN - J303 N. Division - 8876 get. Then Jonathan burst into her The Chrysler Male Choir will ap- LUNCHEONS - 11:30 1:30 True Life Story O f O ne G irl's room. pear at 3 p.m. Sunday in Hill Audi- DINNERS . - - - - 5:30- 7:30 T "My dear... oh my dear ... you've torium. Proceeds of th...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937. Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 - _ - - - - D SAL IDial .ES SERVICE Hey Look, (Continued from Page 8) Phi Delta Upsilon DICK RADIOLevensan 3; andKRut Eva Shniderman, '37;1 Levenson, '37; and Ruth Ja '40. Phi Epsilon Pi 7991 327 South Main Lois Appleby, Detroit; Betty Detroit; Fayette Hurwitt, A ai v - - - - _ _ ._ 1 v v v v v v v v v I GOSSARD MISSIMPLI...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 SALES SERVICE Hey Look, Gals--See Your Name In Print (Continued from Page 8) '40; Esther Baker, '40; Jane Jewett, Sigma Alpha Epsilon D CK RAOD'40. Dorothy Thompson, Mary Mac- Phi Delta Upsilon Phi Kappa Psi Donald, and Jeanne Spoerl, Detroit; Eva Shniderman, '37; Arabelle Shuan Welch and Yvonne Gay, Bette Meyer, Niagara Falls, N.Y.; Levenson, '37; and Ruth Jacobson, Birmingham; Ruth C...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven -ines Olsen GiveTechnique __sPRING tPROVEN 'WHITE ELEPHANTS' T eirsNot oReasonWhyNew York City recently bought snowplows to clean the streets of the city this winter, and the plows have Feirs ut T o D O r Die been idle because of the exceptinal- ly mild weather. Ilot? F ath er (Continued-fromPage High Willoughby37; Mary Andrew, 3 AndDtot aoie leHg-'8 ay ry 3;Pylsrwgg3;ie" SKate Land...…

…Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Saturday, February 13, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Iines, Olsen Give Technique Wew SPRING SHADES Wa n ta Get Iot? Father ShowsIlow By ARNOLD S. DANIELS It is the custom of interviewers al- ways to ask their victims the most obvious questions first, and so, when we had cornered jovial Earl Hines, we started things rolling by asking how he got into the habit of bellow- ing ...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 Paqe Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 1 3, 1937 Toledo In 96--Some -op correct 1896 vernacular?) trotted all Grand March Shows And In 1913 Fire E xtinguishers the dreadful distance to Toledo, there Rainbow Of Fashion to have the jolliest sart of a time. R ibwO aho It seems that until 1896 the nine PIuS Indian C lubs Q uieted M ob older campus fraternites ran the (conti...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 13, 1937 Qlimpses Of Color ful jIHop Crowd Copyriqht by Robert L. Gach Co., 1537 7I P aaJ30Wassan, floor chairman. Josephine Why G o To J-Horp?' strange picture of a student, spend- J- - o a a e O 9 7 looked tao sweet in her rose coloredig$5tos nthdakihagr, umflowered crepe with its black net red- Ful le r Repl ies Yes igh ea it in pthpe darkitagrl, e nhe could sit in the dark with her for S...…

…The Weather Snow today, wih koider in wiest and north. and by night In south east; fai- tOimOrhlw. Ll A6F 40 .414tr t g an ~ai1 Editorials Learned Dr. Leainid Sees A Def iiency:. Now, About This Weather... State Control of Utilities .. * VOL. XLVI No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Increase General Tuition Fees -'v Strauss Is To Leave Post Here Retiring, New Chairmen Of English De...…

… ', AT[1RDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 19.19 TIY1~~ Mh~T7T1C717N ztwA.tI SAURAY EBUAY2a.13 I Where Terror Reigned In jpia Griggs Locates Messages By Haiti Emperor Letters Display Negro As 'An Enlightened, Spirited Leader Of People' By ARTHUR MILLER, During his studies in London where he finished his book, "Thomas Clark- son, the Friend of Slaves," Prof. Earl L. Griggs of the English department discovered a long correspondence be- tween Clarkson, aboli...…

…Y, FEBRUARY29.193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 Wolverines Beat Tech Sextet 6- To TakeS 121- eries Opener This Afternoon Second Period Rally Clinches Michigan Win Gib James Leads Scoring With Five Points; May Be Lost For Tonight's Game Shalek Stars In Net Teams Meet In Deciding Clash On Coliseum Rink Wrestlers W ill Battle Northwestern Here ?he HOT I Scores Two Wins At 8:30 Tonight By FRED BUESSER Michigan's scrappy little team, off ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY state in the Union, according to the New York - Utility holding companies, rate base padding, and inflation of capitalization were specifically at- _ - tacked by the committee, although reports of im- jproper relations between utilities and legislators Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Public...…

…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1936 TH E MIIIGAN DAILY ..... . .................... . .... THE SPORTING LADY By BENCH WARMER - Have you leanings in the aquatic line? ... Would you like a swimming p.ool all for yourselves . . . In other words there's talk of a new -swimming pool being erected at the W.A.B. and your opinions, enthusiastic approval and cooperation in raising money for it are all that are needed to put it through . .. Here's the first...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'S'ATUIi)iAlf. 6-RAY § 1 I Dr. Hoekstra Will Adress Reigiou's Meet Four Speakers Will Talk To Interfaith Group In League Tomorrow Dr. Raymond Hoekstra of the phil- osophy department will be the prin- cipal speaker at the Interfaith meet- ing to be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow af- ternoon in the Grand Rapids Room of the League, Dr. Edward W. Blake- man, counselor in religious educa- tion, announced yesterday. The meeting will...…

… The Weather .Generaily fair today, to- ris1ing temiperaures, SHiOW C, 4r Sir igan il Editorials The Case Of General Hagood . French Rule In Syria ... VOL. XLVI No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Farm Bill Is Passed; Given To Roosevelt $500,000,000 Measures Placed Before President For Executive Action Conference Debates 'Taxes, Borrowing Quick Action By President Predicted By Observers At Washing...…

…k 'TI-yrAMNIF9x16XXTVVF FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 281 rear _, e _ _,..__ . .., _.,.... 300 St. Louis Alumni Present For Breakfast Ballroom Is Pressed Into Use To Accommodate Crowd; 90_Expected Prof. George E. Carrothers, director of the Bureau of Cooperation with Educational Institutions, just re- turned from the convention of the department of superintendence of the National Education Association in St. Louis, yesterday gave the particu- 1ars of...…

…V, F'EBRUAIRT 29. IRG THE MAICHlIC7AN iiAIl N' |R"i...-+A Swimmers o Meet Powerf al Haw keye Team Here Coach Mann Declines To Pick Winner 1 -. Last Home Meet i 'he HOT STOVE ----- By BILL REED Indiana Track Team Favored Over Michigyan Wolverines Must Defeat Hoosier 1Huridler RESUME RELATIONS WEST POINT, N. Y., Feb. 27. --P) -- After a lapse of 29 years, Wash- ington and Jefferson and the United States Military Academy will re...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBIRUA I I I mg , k v - v K % " oll, I -, - ! THE MICHIGAN DAILY I -~ those who are protesting French rule. This makes one wonder just what France's reasons for occu- pation really are. Is France acting in the interests of Christianity in the same manner that Italy is acting in the interests of civilizing the poor Ethi- opians? As Others See It The Wicked Rich Publisned every morning except Monday during the ...…

…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1936 TjIlE ,MIChI GAN I)AIIY 118 Women Chosen For Parts In 1936 unior Musical Revue chairmen For Will Be Given enny Carnival Are Announced Late In March Theme Of 'Sprize' Based On Satire; Written By Central Committee No, Leading Roles Virginia Frink Will Direct Production; Rehearsals To BeginSoon One hundred and eighteen women 'were selected for parts in the 1936 Junior Girls Play, "Sprize!" by Vir- ginia Fr...…

…PAG~E X THE MICHIGAN DAILY Conditions Bad Only The Beginning,' Warns __ 4 Cur'tis Direct,. In lnsIitutin , JFeaihern'iu ()f 10retie ( 4i r' Work O t(;iide Repa-ut lbevtak s StuI-/A'ro Weather Marks new recolwis for irolonged sevenity, OfU IthI tnti according to J. B. Kincer, chief of the hange In Cycle FromorhousesDescribeAdivision of climate and crop weather. Publication Will Be Prio iretraps r By Welfarea Mild To Cold Years "The pers...…

…The Weather Rain or snow probable to- day; colder, w'Vh fresh to strong winds. I 14r Li4t itgan ~IaiA Editorials The Michigan Democratic Schism ... The Teachers Wake Up ... John Bull's Humanitarianism VOL. XLVI No. 102 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bell Tower' Campaign Launched All Undergraduate Leaders Pledge Support In Drive For Memorial Funds $25,000 Is Needed By University Club Houses To Be Canvas...…

…HE MICH19XX DAILY T SDAY. T Lovell Speaks On Michigan's Water Power State Rated Twelfth In Nation By Engineering Professor In Broadcast ,. a a1 iaMTC ai TCV i1\ L11,1 I7V TTa.\:1T7D iflA s V 1 iYi1I.b~ N.P: Full Military Honors Are Accorded Henry Roosevelt SCLASS rFrEADVERTISING Prof. Alfred H. Lovell, of the en- gineering college, spoke yesterday on "The Development of Michigan Wa- ter Power" over the Radio Broad- casting Service. Point...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan-Illinois Cage Tilt Dedicated To Founder Of Sport Illini Mentor Here For Last TimeMonday Earl Townsend, Rudness, And Gee Nurse Injuries But Will Start The Michigan-Illinois basketball game next Monday night at Yost Field House has been designated as "Naismith Night" by Coach Franklin C. Cappon to honor Dr. George Nai- smith of Kansas University, founder of the hardwood sport. Colleges and high schools all over the...…

…THE M ICHIGAX N .DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1936 sommommommohm THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all ot...…

…eRUTARY 2, 1936 TIE MICIGIN _DATLY , 'A Patron List Of Annual Dance Is Anno11u,1ced" Herbie Kay And His Band To Play March 6 For Soph Prom The list of patrons and patronesses for the Soph Prom, annual dance given by the sophomore class, have been announced by the chairman of patrons committee, Joan Wentz, '38. The following faculty members have been invited: President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven; Dean and Mrs. J. A. Bursley; Dean and Mrs. ...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRU, W ________-_-__-_------- Y Prof. Hammett Gives Talk On Travel Abroad! Discusses Details On Tries In Countries Of Western: Europe PoliceWant Head Three Women Make Trip For Purdue Debate Negative Team Will Meet Indiana Here Friday On League Proposition Talmadge Ousts Georgia State Treasurer After Row Ticket Fraud Trial Is Set For Marchi Among those listed for trial during the March term of the circui...…

…S The Weather Rain or snow in south, pos- ,"bly snow in north today or by tonight; Tomorrow cloudy and colder with local snows. L Slitrian I~ait Editorial Cheating In The U~niversity,. Those Funny People.. VOL. XLVI No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Beebe To' Descendant Of Noted MutineerCDem Leaders Japan Officials Murdered Be Head Of Sororities New Panhellenic Officers Are Elected; Will Tak...…

…THE MICIGxN DiI~V WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, - i I City Entered In National Contest In Auto Safety Morrison Is Chairman Of Traffic Committee For Current Contest Heads Investigation Ann Arbor has entered the Na- tional Traffic Safety Contest for 1936, it was announced yesterday by Prof. Roger L. Morrison of the engineering college, who received confirmation of the city's enrollment from the National Safety Council in Chicago. The -entry form...…

…Y, FEBRUARY 26, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Michigan Cappon Lauds Squad's Work In Both Games' Cagers Tied For Expect Toughest Competition From Michigan PoW Te T Third Place In Conference Race verful Iowa Tradition Of Historic Minute-Men Is am Is Threat U .Upheld By Present Day M' Puck Trio Rosenthal Leads Hawkeye Scorers With 13 Points Before Leaving Floor 14,000 View Tilts Illinois, Purdue Clashes To Conclude Basketball Season Next W...…

…TIE MICHIGAN LIAIL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY-28, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY question of the Franco-Soviet pact of mutual assistance. The chief objection to the pact seemed to be that the U.S.S.R. still owes France some 22,000,000,000 francs for pre-war and war borrowing. ". . . and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us . . . " may not mean the same thing in French it does in English, but it would be a good pearl for o...…

…kY, FEBRUARY 26, 19( THE M'VICHIGAN DAILY MMMMANNWNNSWMW Sammy Kay's Orchestra Selected To Play For Popular Leader To Appear Here For First Time Now Playing At Cabin Club In Cleveland; Has Had Rapid Rise To Success Ticket Sale March 3 2:30 A.M. Late Permission Obtained For University Women Attending Sammy Kay and his NBC broad- casting orchestra have been selected to play for the annual Frosh Frolic to be held Friday night, March 30, i...…

…THE MICHIGAN' 'DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 , 1936 -_E MIHG N AL -ENSAY __UR 8.13 ,K Law Students To Compete In Practice Trials Case Club Finals Will Be Held On Founders' Day; Prizes To Be Awarded After ten weeks of practice court trials held by members of the five case clubs at the Law School, eight junior semi-finalists and 20 fresh- man finalists have been chosen to represent their respective clubs in further cases, to be tried in March....…

…I 'r I The Weather M ~tly l jle toit' uiv a d i - Z 4r ran at itj Editorials SiC, Tt A it5it, 1_ 1 ui is TtWs AV VOL. XLVI No. 100 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Formation Of Anti-Japanese GroupLikely Chinese Students Inspired By Plea Of Gen. Fang Chen-Wu Taunt Of Cowardice Is Hurled At U.S. General Charges Nippons ' With Making All China A Protectorate The organization of an Anti-Jap- anese Leagu...…