…i The Weather -A Ilk Sic igmi 4:3attig Editorials A Chance To Help . Past, Present And Future. . . Conttinlircldd With ijnOdi rtenothwid VOL. XLVI No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1936 _:_e1.-- - - -r- -! !I - 'r -® 1'^,- T-"r~ " 7-u 7 r-r PRICE FIVE CENTS Japan Is, Still Led By Okada But Position Is Shaky As Loyal troops Keep Tight Grip On Country Death Report Fools Even Rebel Killers See 'Man Of Great Prestige' New Gove...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; warmer today; colder tomorrow. L Sir igat ElIai&i Editorials Teachers And Scholars ... Regulate Winter Sports.. . Crying 'Wolf' ... VOL. XLVI No. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Duce Has Choice O1 Ban, Peace Britain Declared Ready To Apply Oil Sanctions Regardless Of U. S. Mussolini Given 48 Hours To Conciliate Will Invite Italy, Ethiopia To Negotiate ly...…
… The Weather Light rain, colder in extreme west this aftcrncon; tomorrow, fair, colder iflr gan 1Ia11A Editorials The Control Of Athletics.. . Controversial Education ... VOL. XLVI No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Duce Gives Ultimatum To League Informs France If Oil Ban is Applied Italy Leaves Geneva Council Ethiopians Routed; Last Army Smashed Northern Front Cleared By Latest Italian Victory; Lo...…
…4 I The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; colder tonight. liz4r Sirtig an ~3aiIk3 Editorials What Happened To the Peace Council ... The Silicosis Investigation .. . VOL. XLVI No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lectures And Clinics Keep Doctors Busy Visiting American College Of Physicians Concludes Active Day In Ann Arbor Five Faculty Men Present Speeches Morning Sessions Devoted To Extensi...…
…The Weather Fair, rising temperature in west and north today; tomor- row unsettled, rain or snow. LL Sir 41 DIait~ Editorials Fairness To Labor... Clouds In The East .. . Scalping Scalpers.. VOL. XLVI No. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Vandenberg Urges Relief Investigation' Politicians Reported To Be Soliciting Funds. Of Relief Workers Hopkins Disclaims Any Responsibility Black List Threat Reported In Us...…
…The Weather Cloudy, light snow East por- tion today, warmer; tomorrow unsettled, rain or snow prob- able, colder West and North. L £fir tigrni tii Editorials A Penalty That Is Too Severe . . . Success To The Student Forum . . . VOL. XLVI No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rapid Spread Of Strike Hits Many Hotels One Company Signs Pact With Strikers Granting Shop Clause Picketing Continues With Few Disor...…
…The Weather Snow in north, and rain or snow in south, slightly warmer today; tomorrow fair. Y Sit iga jIrtt Editorials 'Wise Yet Not Fussy' ... Civil Service Cooperation . VOL. XLVI No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Nosed Out 38 To 317 Wolverines Tie For Third With Illini, Wildcats; Purdue Ties For Title Late Rally Brings Boilermakers Win Capt. Tamagno, Rudness, E. Townsend Play Last Court Game...…
…Increasing cloudiness, pos- sibly rain in north, warmer to- day; tomorrow cloudy, colder. LL Liegm Abp Editorials A Constitutional Amendment.. Cutting Our Own"Throats .. Stabilize World Currency... VOL. VLVI No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jones Is Silent On Rumored Resignation Is Considering Favorably Harvard's Offer, Student Newspaper States Has Opportunity Of Full Professorship Meeting Last Week...…
… The Weather Rain, turning to snow flur- ries in north, colder in west portion today; tomorrow snow flurries, colder. LI r ritg an 4:IrntH Editorials NYA Malpractices At Michigan.... What Passes For Thinking . . VOL: XLVI No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Self-Probe Of Senate s At and Lobby Committee Awaits Trial Of Its Powers To S,ubpena Telegrams Probers Contend Court Jurisdiction American Libert...…
…The Weather Y r. Sir igm Al 13 t t E,: ('klMI1 rI'tic 1 i'rdttbaseOf iilv4r,' _.__ i '" VOL. XLVI No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS C Ceek Grani Admits Dishonesty In NYA Work Small Percentage Receive Salaries Without Doing Work, HeSays Student Cheaters Called 'Scallywags' Hits Collier's Magazine Article As Exaggeration Of Minor Flaws Probably one to five per cent of the students on the NYA roll a...…
…The Weather Light snow, rising tempera- ture in the west and south to- day; tomorrow rain. L A6P lit t an ~Iaithr Editorials Drunk With Power . .. The Need For County Home Rule .. . VOL. XLVI No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Abbott In Row With Muysken s Professor Calls National Commiteemani Betrayer Of Democratic Party Says He Gave Vote To Gov.Fitzgerald Group Attempts To Force Abbott To Resign Pos...…
… The Weather eliidty, snow tiomorrinw,, andI iii we-t iint il .fh rtodiAy: no dq-.i4zd led ditge Iii iffiiiv.-ttire. L A6P -96& ~aiW Editorialg 3Ji tlk'1t 4,t1it tniA 1.ai I F VOL. XLVI No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Two Qualify For Michigan And Indiana, Howie Davidson Wins His Heat In 880 As Birleson Places In 440 Osgood's Injured Leg Getting Worse Gorman, Starr And Mason Fail To Gain Final Spot...…
… The Weather SutW ik 1rth, rai .lniI or snoW il suith l ()t y; tonortrOW incereasing Icl*J iI 11i 1tit somewhat warmer. L Sic igan at i Editorials Townsend Plan Investigation .. The Student's Own Curriculumt..a VOL. XLVI No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS France Is Willing To Talk Peacee Agrees To Allow Troops In Rhineland; Invites Germany To Parley Hopes To Salvage The Locarno Pact Eden Strives For Pea...…
…The Weather Fair, continued cold today; tomorrow increasing cloudi- ness and warmer, possibly rain in north portions. ig4r L~~Ie gn Iati Editorials On The Education Of Women ... 1 VOL. XLVI No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Expect 300 At Opening Of Senate 'Should The Student Back Old Parties In 1936?' Is DiscussionTopic Floor Is Open For Student Remarks Republicans, communists,. Democrats And Social...…
… The Weather Generally fair and slightly warmer today; tomorrow, rain, warmer. LY 1it ~aiti Editorials Please eturn The Rib .. . Waiting For Leftists ... Army Boosters ... ........... I VOL. XLVI No. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraternity Hell Week Under Fire Five Houses Called Before Fraternity Council For Conduct Explanation Council Will Quiz 3 Suspects Today Prohibition Against Long Hikes Re...…
…The Weather Increasing chnidiuess, some- what warmer, rain or snow ex- treme west today; tomorrow warmer. i E4r Sic igmi ~Iaiti Editorials War And Freedom Of The Seas The Vocational Lectures VOL XLVI No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1936 - _ _ __ --------- PRICE FIVE CENTS 400 Come Here For Academy Science, Letters And Arts Group Convenes Today For 41st Session First Seetion Meets At 2 P.M. In Museum 13 Convention Divis...…
…The Weather lViortly tliiuly, r xin or iow In s itherast toda:v; tomnorrow ic, Aep Ap -.-ahk, ritx Editorials Future Of The Student Senate .. . At Withmn Are We LLugfiniz?. VOL. XLVI No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS England Sanctionls Proposal F o u r - Power Conference To Discuss Hitler's Plan To Be Held In May France Approves London Program Germany To Be Requested To Submit Soviet Pact To Hague Cour...…
…The Weather Snow or rain; somewhat warmer today; tomorrow partly Cloudy. L Sir ig an Iaiti1 Editorial* Wrong This Time ... Ten.Inches Of Spring .. . VOL. XLVI No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS i Michigan Academy) Hears Symposium' Discuss Hypnotism Actions Of Subconscious Shown Impressively In Packed Auditorium Many Papers Are Heard By Groups Michigan Academy Will Conclude Its Meeting, This Afternoo...…
…The Weather ) AOF 4r Agh- IIL- gk, tl Editorials VOL. XLVI No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ian $19500 Blizzard Fol lows Elected President Wake Of Flood As Death Toll Mounts Property Damages Reach $271,500,000 As 169 Are Reported Dead 221,500 Homeless In Stricken Area Connecticut, Surrounding Regions Devastated By Floods And Rains (By The Associated Press) Total dead in 13 states 169. Total...…
…The Weather Warmer with probable show- ers followed by slight fall in temperature. Wit i an Ilaitil Editorials Gems From Diamonds.., Something More To Think About . .. I; VOL. XLVI No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mussolini Abolishes Chamber Fascist State Takes Over Large Private Industry On 17th Anniversary Act Is Preparation For European War 'Big Industry Must Labor Exclusively For Armed Forces,...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy in south, cloudy in north, somewhat colder to- day; generally fair tomorrow. L Sir gan AIaNj Editorials Corporation Cushions... 'Only A Little Jap' ... VOL. XLVI No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS DeathToll s Raised By Storms Fatalities In Flood Area Increased To 177 After MississippiTornado Ohio Flood Waters Gradually Receding Dust Rolls Into Mid-West, Darkening Chicago And...…
…thne vWeather eri' isii e "1.pidiiiYk u , tiity f m ILP 1.0 itc t an ti Editorials Ilrnter"a:11"' ,' ('ritik VOL. XLVI No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936 VO.XLINo PUE IErET PILICE FIVE CENT$ { RLhineland Diplomats Conferring Eden Will Discuss Actions On Crisis Before House Of CommonsToday British And French Are Not In Accord German Ambassador Will Not Satisfy Negotiators From France LONDON, March 25.-()P) - Seek- ing ...…
…The Weather lIt i.s .=7i aci qtsuth ow Colde tomoUrr~ow cloody, L St igan gIaitu Editorials Vlxy 14100 UAirpil: utkN?.. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1936 VOL XLVI No. 126_____ ______________ PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Sincerity' Of Nippon Leader Is Challenged Chinese Stu(ents Cancel Dinier In 11nor 0O Kagawa Cast ]Night C.i s fro~t n d' Of WalkOiil, AtUnion 'Misnomer, Manchukuo' Is Cause Of Furore; Ask Ihat It Be Rescinded Chinese anta...…
…The Weather Ua.6), i twhC tt w %V rraer iii. -<W proba ly s(tili toddy; YI r Sir43U 4:Iaitji Editorials llitll-,' lei4W tiI' . VOL. XLVI No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1936 PV PRICEFVECNS ___ a Court Orders Hayden Held Without Bail, Accused Repeats He Has 'Nothing To Say' Before judge Jay I. Payne Conlin, Wetiherbee Identify Defendant Rapp Says Trial May Not Reach Docket Until May Session Of Court Stubbornly repeating...…
…('iidy and somewhat wvari1- e.ti' 4A 6nII himwt'ir5 le luoi, 3y C, 4r- Sir igun Iaite Editorials ht-irA l-inIn Edtwat:0ion VOL. XLVI No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS irinrrrMy Mong olia Asks Quiet BOn Border Demands Manchoukuoan Government Take Action To End Incidents Japan Plots Crisis, Soviet Press Says Mongolian-Russian Mutual Assistance Pact Signed; Border, Fights Continue MOSCOW, March 28. -...…
… The Weather -0w,f 1Miehig an : G(;talAy c.r ilk soti(lt W'St1)11iuii.so Y A6igmi A4&1v Nov Wr Editorials i Watnt ho 1a- A- 1-1vn' }') 'er ('cIdIt ,Ir . PRICE . ..... FIVE CENTS. .....r.... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1936 . PRICE I'C'E CENTS VOL. XLVI No. 129 -- ---- . . . ..... . ....... _ _ __ _ _ 3 Hauptmann Ready To Tell More,' Wife Informs Governor W.A.A.Picks Six Miss Landrum , Hits For President Here Sally ...…
…AGE TWO _ _ _ _ t . SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1024 1.fw It 'VE lTTT~l.lXNT\L\ lATT, 1 i ~TN~bAVA.IWT 1 1ky F Prof. Strauss Sees Brighter World Outlook Says Optimist's Philosophy Has Come From Study Of Browning's Works (Continued from Page 1) tural level, but more important, he emphasized, it will elevate the greater mass of students exposed to educa- tion. "So you see," and here Professor Strauss chuckled, "although I am retiring because I am too...…
…THE~ MICHIIIGAN DRILY - WESDA Y, MARM i3 1038 Guest Faculty Of Summer School Will Inelude34 Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Illinois, Brown To Send instructors Here Thirty-four non-resident profes- sors and instructors will be on the 1936 Summer Session faculty, Prof. Louis A. Hopkins, director of the Ses- sion, announced yesterday. There will be two each from Yale University, Harvard University, the University of Illinois, and the Nation- al Educat...…
…HE MICHI+GXN DAILY IU, DNI T, ;T3AY, ALkRCA 4, 1 TH- ICTG__1~~E WENS._ MRC.4 Medico-Army Courses To Be Given In April Military Department, Navy Offers Reserve Doctors Instruction Courses The annual medico-military re- fresher course that the United States army and navy department offers to its medical and dental officers will be held here during the period from April 12-25, it was announced yes- terday by Dr. Carleton B. Peirce, as- sociat...…
…GE TWO TII1 MICT1TE7XN DRILY17 T ll-71 DAY. TUARCH 5, 1939 ---- - _ __ TTTUR ,..DAY ... MA* R . h . Th. vav. New Program Of Taxes Receives Ford Approval Innovations Termed 'Very Constructive And Logical' By Taxation Expert Bridge Threatened In New Illinois Flood (Continued from Page 1) fessor Ford said, along with the nor- mal tax on dividends, has been esti- mated to make up for the estimatec $994,600,000 repealed taxes as well a to su...…
…1Tr mirTTi9XN DULY FRIDAY, MARCH , . .. .. .a .. v .. a a.v+ as MaT asy " y!11 a L " 'vRTDAV MAUPTI V1.L{j .(j Shaw Laughs At Possibility Of World War 'America's Most Popular Man' Inquires If Grand Canyon Is ABuilding Michigan Congressman Backs New Dirigible-Airplane SAN FRANCISCO, March 5. - (I - Having designated himself Amer- ica's "most popular man" and laughed off the immediate possibility of a World war in one crisp interview, be- ...…
…THlE MI-IICX7N DRILY SATURDDAY. MARCI 7. ----.. - ... _. _. ... . .. ... . .:. .....r " : v v v Purdue Here For Important Gaier UTo niih Basketball Season Ends With. Game That May Decide Big 10 Race Strikers Cheer Leaders As Walkout Continues (Continued from Page 1) are figuring on a really startling up- set. Just what lineup Purdue will pre- sent is difficult to say. With heigh at a premium Coach Lambert ma substitute Glenn Downey for d...…
…TIHE MTCAIIGAN niJIy SUNDAY, MARCH 8, European War Possibility Is Up To France History Department Finds Nothing Surpising About Latest German Move (Continued from Page 1) nomic strength is concentrated there in the form of mines and factories. Furthermore, it was pointed out, it was natural that the German people should feel that the limitations which have been placed on them are hu- miliating in view of their rights as a sovereign nation....…
…k"P ESDAY, MARCH 10, 1936 Will Select Five New Community Fund Directors Three Faculty Members Are Nominated; Lists Open UntilMonday Prof. Arthur Moelhman of the ed- ucation school, Dr. L. P. Hall, profes- gor-emeritus, of the dentistry school, and Mrs. John Tracy, professor of economics, are among ten nominated for the board of directors of the Ann Arbor Community Fund, it was announced yesterday. Five new members will be selected to replace...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DXIIY WEDNESDAY , MARCH i, 193 [ 200 In Danger Of Losing Relief, a gg Declares City Council's Refusal To Appropriate $4,000 Is Blamed For Shortage Unless the City Council retracts its refusal to appropriate approximately $4,000 in relief funds, 200 unemployed residents of Ann Arbor will be com- pletely cut off from all outside aid in five days, Charles F. Wagg, adminis- trator of the Washtenaw County Wel- fare Relief Administr...…
…rte ~Thi~ MI~A1T~XN T~At[Y THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 193( ----------- Austria's New Era Described In Radio Talk Prof. Schenk Sees Vienna As Modern Utopia For WorkingClass Describing Austria and its glamor- ous capital, Vienna, Prof. Philip Schenk of the English department spoke over the University Broadcast- ing Service yesterday. Hailing the great new apartment houses of the workers of Vienna which were erected since the war, Professor Schenk ...…
….-- __. TWO THEJ MICIGA N DAILY FRM AY. MARCH 13, 1936 TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 Osborn Lands State Polities, Borah, G.O.P. Former Governor Praises Ruthven For Reinjecting 'SpiritualValues' (Continued from Pagel) "President Burton worked toward that end, and now Ruthven is doing a whale of a job." He said he thought "this Unversi- ty, my alma mater, is among the very greatest on earth" And that is an- other thing this unusual man ought ...…
…-All TT r4, Wf-MfT-vr.XN fi-Aii-N SATURDAY", MARCIT 14,193C a..Y. A r1.a.a.,e .T. Jt a. 1 V rt ATTTDAY.MAR. ^'."'lR r~J5U 13. ;~/yy L/d;y, i. i lt llYV a1 i'I IMRI {at Rosy Outcome In Battle Seens By Muyskens Declares Effort To Clean Party Of Rottenness Will Be Successful (Continued from Page 1) Two Victims Injured By Falling Flagpole i' ia I J>i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. .1 1 ch Soce pAiiTiiie/ It IP WANTED 'TAILOR ING SALESMEN wante...…
…PAGE TWO 'TI tW MIC~ltN TA~fY- SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1934 ....... . .. - ...... .... France's Forts Are Described By Col Miller Considers Border System Of Defense 'Best Ever Conceived By Man' (Continued from Page 1) tacks, another advantage which recommended it to the French. After the war the French proceeded to lay out and construct an elaborate system of tunnels, underground chambers, shelters, and emplacements designed to afford full conc...…
…P'AGE TWOTlEM ii( N iAL UESDAY, MARCH 17, 1930 ... _ 1 1 t 3 Faculty Men Take Part In Sunday Forum Maurer, Dorr, McFarlan Speak On New Deal At Weekly Discussion Although they agreed that the New Deal is not a movement to the Left - at least "very far" to the Left - the three University professors and one local attorney who took part in a round-table discussion at the last meeting of the Ann Arbor Community Forum, held Sunday in Perry School...…
…PA.G..Tlf'flTHE1MIUHIGX2N DUEAT WE )NESDAY, MARCH 18, 183d Odets' Drama Will Start Four Day Rum Today Double Bill, 'Waiting For Lefty,' 'Doctor In Spite Of Self,' At Mednelssohn Seek To Escape 'Mediocrity' In South Seas I China Offered Model Airplanes, As Discussio Boats On Display f C lub Pan el More than 150 model airplanes and ii ) boats, of all shapes and kinds, are on display this week at Fiegel's cloth- ing store on Main Street, awai...…
…THE Xf r ICXN filkirly THTURSDAY, . . ... . .. ..... ......... . ... ...................... .... ... ............ ........................... . ............................ . . . ................. ............... . ................. . .. . .... ........... -- ............................ . .... .. ---- -------------- .. . . ......... '36 Class Fees PayableToday In Angell Hall Surplus Dues Turned Over To Alumni Association For MailingList S...…
…~1T MIHT(N IAfty FRIDAY, MARCI 20, 193E L i 1 L 1 Second Flood In A Half Century Hits Johnstown, Pa. Ii VPA,;TOWAN DA " Ross TER. INDIANA TY ALTO0NA PITTSBURGH JOHNSTOWN PH ILA- DELPHIA* MORGAN- CUMBERLAND MD TOWN0BALTIMORE W-VA. VA. WASHINGTO' eCore EL. es R RICHMOND JOHNSTOWN , ro0SO PA.IES ( EVENING RADIO IPROGRAMs__ 6:00-WJR uck Rogers. WWJ Ty yson. WXYZ Cnriast i Music. CKLWOiar 6:15- WJR ,Jnior Nurse Corps. WWJ Dinner Music. ...…
…PAGE TWO THlE MIU'IIGN iiAIY 7-SA EURDAY, *MARCH 21, 193 I I I Many Papers Are Offered BySeentists Michigan Academy Will Conclude Its Meeting This Afternoonj (Continued from Page 1) p.m. Prof. C. F. Korstian of the for- estry department of Duke University will give his address scheduled for yesterday, postponed when the east- ern floods delayed his arrival. The address will be made before a general assembly in the Natural Science Au- ditori...…
…;PACR TW4 io-,HE lMI(,lCTTTGN DATLV SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 ------- -------- Academy Ends Session; Elects, Dice President Genetic Study Of Various MentalProblems Advised In Lecture Continued from Page1) by the Academy, and the other of- ficers of the group were continued in office. These are Prof. Leigh J. Young of the forestry school, secre- ;tary; Prof. E. C. Prophet of Mich- igan State College, treasurer; Prof. Alfred H. Stockard of the...…
…": TW TH1E MICHIGAN DXiIIY 7- TUTESMAY, MARCH 24, 1520 TW TF2DAMACH24 .3 Flood Spread s In Ohio Valley; Death List 172 Devastated Eastern States Begin Work To Restore Half BillionDamage (Continued from Page1) of a joint Senate and House commit- tee to study flood conditions through- out the nation and recommend a comprehensive control program at the session.; Pittsburgh Starts Rehabilitation After Flood Damage They acted a short time be...…
…TWO 'THE MICHIGAIN D A ILY WEDNESDAY, MAMCH Young Explains National Park Tunnel Protest Michigan Academy Adopts Move Against Altering Of Rocky Mountain Park Rampaging Ohio Waters Flood Homes In Cincinnati A protest against a survey being made in preparation for work to be carried out in Rocky Mountain Na- tional Park, adopted by the Michigan Academy in its Saturday business meeting, will be forwarded to the Con- gress conference committ...…
…ova THE Wflcl7TCXN S THURSDAY. MARCH 26, 1936 . ..........._........._.__._......_......_.._._ ......__ ..........._.__._.........._...__......__.. Kagawa States Love Is Force In Life Belief Japanese Leader Declares Faith In Cooperatives As Solution To War (Continued from Page 1) ing here, because he refused to give his opinions on anti-war strikes, and pacifism. "To oppose war sincerely in the first place," he remonstrated with a simple ...…
…r TWO TI1~MiAS DATIN )rRIDAY, MARCh 27, 1939 v -_---- ----- ..._ _---------- .. .. .--- ------ --_.. ... -- Townsend-ism' Shown To Be 140 Years Old Thomas Paine's Writings Advocate Plan Of Old Age Pensions (Continued from Page ') will furnish the rising generation with means to prevent their becoming poor. "It is the practice of what has un- justly obtained the name of civiliza- tion to make some provision for persons becoming poor or wre...…
…PAGE, TWO TII1 MTCTTGA N1IiAI[r . ............ . . . . . ......... . ...... ... ... .. . . .... Court Orders Hayden Jailed; Bail Withheld Rapp Says Trial May Not Reach Docket Until May Session Of Court [Continued from Page 1) the first I knew of the hold-up was when they shouted 'This is a stick- up.' Then one of them came over and covered me." "Do you see the one who covered you in this court room?" Prosecutor Rapp asked. "That is the man...…
