…, 19THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY P 'astel Shades Afford Frolic SpringTouch Cinema Star Sports Clever Beach Garb 11iosher-Jordan Journajisni Alumni Vicetorious In F Many Notables Seen At Annual Yearling Dance; McCarthy Leads Marc By CAROL J. TIANAN The pastel shades and fragile fa- brics of the gowns seen at the Frosh Frolic last night along with the bal- miness of the evening conspired to give a spring-like atmosphere to one ...…
…tchigan Academy continues With General And Sectional Me ....a-. F.. Rue Delivers Idress Before Today's ACud Annual Ban quet Land Utilization Is Topic At Afternoon Meeting; Five Papers Presented (Con tined from Page1) ered in the new era we arc begin- ning, stated Mr. Wyer, and some of the old arts of housekeeping must be resurrected to make a success 'of the "back to the land movement." The "back to the land movement" may be transferring ...…
… The Weather Fair with slowly rising-tem- perature Thursday; rain or snoWv in north portion. Joll-Raw Xit ga Dat Editorials Comstock Demonstrates A Condition VOL XLIII No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS f Citizens Show Confidence In Opened Banks Walz Praises Attitude Of Public On First Day Of Regular Business Deposits Exceed Wiihdrawls 100% To Appear In Junior Girls' Play Beer Bill Due Meetings Of...…
…T1lE MIChIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Old Newspaper Publication In the Bull tin lIs coustructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the offec of the Assistant to the President until B 3:30; 11:30 a.. n. Saturday. VOL. 7 XLtit iTHURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933 No. 120 D r. E. Bower NOTICES To the Members of the University Senate: At a meeting of the Univer By CAROL J. HANAN sity Council on March 13 the notice of action tak...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas 7 Campus Boxers Qualify F or Tourney Finals Tonigh University Men Wolves Favored To Win In Big SCevernal Titles Conte Seek Place Ten Fencing st At Chicago Gymnasts Work Out For Coming Meet In Chicago i Olympic Pictures Turner In Canada Weissmuller's Records Rice, Shaw Score Quick Knockouts To Qualify For Semi-Finals THE OFFICIAL PICTURES of the -Tenth Olympiad will be shown to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IGAN DAILY 11 .A N,_. H Published every morning except Monday during the uiversity year an Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Pubications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News ServiceE MEMBER OF THlE 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 p...…
…___ ___ __ ___ ___ __THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .AVII sirSf, SOCI ETY -Namn.e Milit arytSor-orit ies 1inlertfiiiiAt Guest Ball Chair nan itt R us i ItPrieTa !T~.i1Ui L I Sci critcs are crteiainingTthi Suggest Men SFor Board Offir 1- _____wcola-,with rushing paries, teas and Kol L,. t nihtidinner wn; helltt Aides Aih'. Omicr'on Pi for pedgs, 1um Amnong .ilisChosen ria lc, 2nd the follo ,,in, pati'onnesses:{ :i'rs. "t: C. CristoMrE . S. Lloyd, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Chairman Items From Other Campuses superintended the technical end, while the production has been pre-j sented atNthe NeighborhoodPlay- r house in New York. He was also as-I sociated with Richard Boleslavsky, prominent novelist. Mr. Komonosov has offered his services to the Hillel Players through his friendship with Aline Mac ahon, motion picture actress, who is a cous- in of one of the members of the Hillel Players,...…
… The Weather Snow flurries and colder Wednesday; Thursday general- ly fair; rising temperatures. L it Igzz ttu Editorials Art Education And The Dra- matic Festival; Prohibition, The (ordian Knot. VOL. XLI No. 119 - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCII 15, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS ALL Unvsi L ty Issues Rest Of February Pay Checks Today $300,000 Received By Business Offices From Lansing Authorities To Cover Unpaid Pay Rolls Hope To P...…
…TlE MIChIGAN DAILY Daisy, Pamela, E. Campbell, L. Diet- EiT S k Stdent F rich, K. MacGregor, Charlotte Simp- ( ~ IFine son, in Theatre, Over' Radi)_' Tonight Theatre. Break;ing Dr' y LW 4:15 p. m.-German Male Chor'us, --_____ in Theatre. Be prompt. Prof. Albert Einstein, the renowned Charles Darner, 707 Oxford Road, 4:30 p. m.--Sharp. German Girls' physicist, will make his last public a student in the literary college, Chorus, in Theatre. app...…
…THE~ MICHI+GAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas 57 Boxers Will' Fight In Silver Shield Tonight (: o nference Swim * * * COACH MATT MANN is in the same position that Coach Hoyt was in at this time last week. In each case their Varsity teams are de- cided favorites in the Big Ten meets. Coach Hoyt, who is usually extra cautious in making remarks about the possible outcome of a Confer- ence track meet, loosened up a little this time las...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N DAILY thority to pass laws on prohibition; while others hold that since the repeal of the constitutional provision, the statutes on the subject are ipso facto unconstitutional because they do not con- _. The Theatre L ~- --, ~ '^ri r form to the newly adopted amendment providing for a liquor commission. However, repeal of the state laws in the near future will clarify the sit- uation, and conform to the will of the ...…
…T1Q'IE l.MI CHftIGA'1N 1DAIL1,Y . ................ .. ... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ....... . STUPEDOUSSTARLI-GUNIQUE StariR':ten' Toda eare cof ident A n erw a is oing forward from this tiim. 'e will sacril our wai t cffne ls riting papers, fountain pens, felt, novelies, eath raoos, and numerous oether items at prices so low that YOu are assured of a gilt-edge investin ient bjy every purchase. After this unique s.erifieecof a n $80,90...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOCIETY 'I f t . orities And Fraternities Advance Spring Hold PledgingAnd Initiation Fashions To Be Ciii OMEGA sorority for women, at ceremonies Show n in J.G.P. 1 Chi Omega wishes to an- held at 8 p. m. Thursday in the the pledging March 6 of Ce- League. The women taken in were tichardson, '36, of Highland Sarah Lacy, '35, Holland; Ione An- ItIISI Tr fvlvel Wear derson, '33, Kankakee, Ill.; Louise For ]Men and Women ....…
…t Tie Weather Cloudy and slightly colder Tuesday; Wcdnesday generally fair. Y t I t A" Ailb-7 Itlit orials The Frosh Frolic's De- pression Price. VOL. XLI No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Stable ban ~lan Un er aya Orderly Resunmp ion Of BPanking Operations In Large Centers Of Natioii Pleases Adinnistration Lefris ate Against Deposit Speculation Sound Banks In 250 Cities Will Resume Operations To...…
…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY ocialists Will Prussian Vote Sponsor Talks Adds Power To On Karl Marx Hitler Force National Financial Figures Discuss Crisis Ancient v' . s First Of Series Set For Socialists And Co nim unist March 19, In Memory Sustain Heavy Losses; Of Thinker's Birthwdav 'Red Berlin' Extinci The first of a series of discussions BERLIN, March 13. - d') - Adolf on the contributions of Karl Marx to Hitler's Nazis and their allies, the...…
…From theI PRESS BOX By John Thomas LuiifcienCc ileet Rehushed *4* * C. HAYES, track coach at In- diana in addition to his duties as football mentor, did it again, "Billie," as he is known to his inti- mate friends, lost 10 points in the loss of Broksrmith by graduation from his championship team of last year, yet his team made 4 1-6 more points than they did then, even with Brocksmith. His team this year was just too good. He put one of his be...…
…__HTHE MICHIGAN DAILY GAN DAILY -- .i . ..- .%_ r^F _ :7 )!, - ~- 1, Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. M.mber of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. °nMEMBETOF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not ot...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { j +Y 1i. Jf } CAMPUS S%. Ma studen ts New Portrait Of Mrs. F nt iaied Into CampUSOSS Week-End Features Rites For New Members, Guestf Dinners And Dance Sororities and fraternities spent a r busy week-end with initiations at most houses in aAtion to dances and dinners featured at others. TJHETfA PHI ALP A Theta Phi Alpi a held a guest din-1 ner Sunday, followed by an open house. Pink tapers and white sweet peas were us...…
…TtilE MI 11GAo I)AIIj A JICAN °TCITY, Mar-ch J13. -/cp- ry fo h irttm n Nearly, !e y 'ad ratcd SIx newr car- ts. T!.1'. Fr tD r /1'fsic'(/ iFata1lTo Aide Aogralphs Of World4-f wsPole ienJ IJioUiiiversit 'y U'esySh wNwPhu(ses Of Thei'Lives Sta.rts A Sst,'n Ih .« ,1>ofL~ l 'r,;ctz I ui it - vre-i__ei t A RNICMn>1.. it y b ei o edhuti al-~ve Siro(!iei', Hoover's 7'ng ara whhwol1)Oid fo rnh trtete anwho sup- a sytmtcivso fteae: le rsdn ovrwit...…
…AW t I AA 3,rj, .' t. t U-'Ai oriaI1_ Minor Issues Must WaJ Their Turn; The May Festiva Another Success. VOL. XL1LH No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1933 rICE~ FIVE Cl ;;7u Banks To Open On Monday Progressive Opening Plan ForASound Institutions .iAuthorized Reserve Ians To Open. TomrrowI Others To tart Activities On lesday, Wednesday To Ship Currency WASHINGTON, March 11--(A)-A progressive plan for opening of the sound b...…
…PAGE TWO THE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Criminal Of Today PublicationI In the Bulletin is constructive nottre to all el ers of thi is Caled tiniverstty. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presideit unti FR-Eor- Reven 3:30:1 1:30 a ,. Saturday. -g VOL. XLIII SUNDAY, MARCH 1Z, 1933 No. 117 "The criminal of today is the re- NOTICES incarnation of the American Indian," President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clo...…
…THlE M 111G1)N A I,,Y' From the PRESS, BOX Sate itie Seveii es Swi BTtle WorSelied imi For By Battle Creek (33 Coif Tean 1 60 ilVMIeiEnter rc Iarassed h Jn ofilve r Shlield ionfereince Basketball Season Uncovers Unosutal Soph Taler 11 ByIF RED) A. ilUlllR By John Thomas 4ll-Sturs Vs. Vursity fall-Ca (Ilfl p s Box ing , :1 * HE SWIMMING TEAM wants to win two more titles before the season is closed, the Conference and the Intercollegiat...…
…TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY roepolitancenters, but it adds greatly to the stand- ing of the University of Michigan as a cultural center and brings to the city many of those prom- inent as music critics and music followers from the entire nation. CampuS Opinion Letters published in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous communications will be disregard- ed. The names of communicants w...…
…_____________THlE MICHIGAN DAILY l CAMPUS SOIETY Ite's From' Other amp U'1[1 Election Dates Set To Vote On New Officials Chairman Of J. G. P. Will Be Elected March 28; Others On April 5 Announcement of the dates set for the election of next year's officers for the Junior Girls Play, the League,1 and the Woman's Athletic Associa- tion was made today by Helen De-I Wit(, '33, president of the League. On March 28 will be decided Who the gen...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY __ ! '-- - ! {{ ? ' "' 0UJ4 'i s e ~ uA PC 1PAYASIE TC T S 8i-A)KER }iFOP U*NO; } 1 a A"FZEP94ZW ANO +e Ci Jd C7T 4E tcLU ' AN -iu F t cd }-rVH £12 tt =R f .M.C'!SI. ' T 1 F3I CS5 u F h r; AN " . , tj +«7,Ao r..Ei a C *AM :-'r , ., C >t -r9 g3,' ± A, '6 " 4 i~ w- s.l -~m .er <. ai. a: .F -: ' {{f 1, 3 ...Vgp. ' i ii a1 . t " ILLIW O1 z" S t i { .r 4 d~r' ( r. - 6rT ! '^ r d a. 6 4.,.. 3r. ttn ,;* a .._ _-..". ,io.rr~c- e.cYa...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness and ris- ing temperature; probably fol- lowed by light snow Am-low AI*P Ag'\ 3rd EDITION VOL. XLHI No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS OMIK AM OR IA- A-1 iown Deat 4L T TS -I-1-10 L -A" Local Banks 1 Seek Return Gold Notes All Gold, Gold Certificates Withdrawn Must Bc Re- turned By Monday Banks Receive No Orders To Reopen No Welcwne AtKappa Ilouse, Door IMat Gone ...…
… NO TICES Presient ad W tr.Ruthven will1be At home from four to six on undy Mre 12, to :1Cmmbers of iLhe faculties and oth,r resi TYo the l' fem br of the U-Jn iversity Council. There will be a me the ~ ~ ~ or nvrst oucl o Moday, Ma<rch 13, at! 4:15 p. m. in Rot P 3r Alumni Memoi al H!,ll. 3,oui ; A. Hopkins, 5iSecretary, University Corr The Adxn3 nistrative Board of the College of Literature; Scie1 the Atrtsmstis announcement of disciplinary ...…
…iv ,litut 1, iJ3 THE MICI1GAN DAILY -PAGL Iiii- £A~k flIL~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY duals, and thus rendered entirely useless for trad- ing purposes, The obvious reaction is that the hoarders were justified, and that their justification has been demonstrated by the recent banking catastrophe. The next conclusion, the only valid one, and the 2g !one which economists and government officials 4whave been attempting to pound into the way- ,, ward A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5AT1UDA'T MAR'CH 11,_195- - 0 e Answver Fi v" GridironCl Spring Ia~ctiNe Bci With Drills, B And Pais ing More than 74GWien answered h~le first call for spring football practice issued by Coach Harry Kipke last Wednesday. The practice was held in Yost Field Houecuse of the bad weather conditions. After first going-h, ig evrt setting-up exercise,, to loosen 7lruused muscles. Co ac h Kipkc dliv.iiddth'lI e k squad into t%)...…
…ier Generally fair Friday and Saturday; rise in temperature Saturday. 000 -4 AaV AP d& Aw fiat at t A, A AL AM AMP low t Editoria Public Works And get; Hell Week Is Wane. The Bud- On The VOL. XIAI1 No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS . . U. S.Officials. Ask Names Of Gold Hoarders Action Which Government Will Take On Holders Of M1etal Is Unknown Continue Present 5 Per Cent Plan Ann Arbor Merchan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Roosevelt Allows Picture Of Press Conference Publication In th Pl!Idn is constructive notice to all members of the UniversitY. CoPy rocelv at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 1:30 a. m.'0n, 1r. NOTICES President and M's. Ruthven wil be at home from four to six o'clock on Sunday, March 12, to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann Arbor. To the Members of the University Council: There wi...…
…R lE 3M1CH11G'AN. D AlLY '] { From the, PRESS BOX By John Thomas A sii ling.1 Reid. ,r (m n II r Scoring Re)cordli True!: Pro pheces tnfoy w ,cv ' ITHYOS',S and Aiglcr',Arfusal ~y a:'i ;; y< to (o' Wiler a;ei",t i I he -pro- posed Detroit Re~d Whi Mi2i,an charity hockey game at thik; 1We, the I i Wolverine season has definitely comez. to a close. ~- With the 1932-33 season goes a 'iri .ckl k' >A t'. ii combin-aton tha~t is unriva led in col-...…
… L f . Screen Reflections Pour stars means extraordinary; three stars very good; two stars good; one star just another picture; no Tcars keep away from it. AT THE MICHIGAN "T NE WOMAN ACCUSED" MURDER THEME :STORY BY 10 PROMINENT AUTHORS ter fee at $7.50 and the second term fee at $2.50. This seems to be a very feasible system, since the football and basketball schedules naturally en- hance the value of the first semester books. Espe- cialy i...…
… UA-PUS SO dK MsmmAA Hlard -Ime Dances Mueums Visited By-- F-eature Weekd-n Arbor Club Y es' , wenty-seven members of tii The banklng situation is not seri- Arbor Woman's Club \ver2 OUSIY, affecting social activities for through the resear"ch divisie n I League Plans I Grill Dane For Week-End Sm-nall COver Cha rge Will Salmrd Lay Night Prices Faling- in with the universal at- tempjt to 1keep the depression from being7 too mnuch of a ill"...…
…TrHE M1IHIGAN DAILY VVtti axm f L s se> ol ~i _.~i ._I,..,.~f cr vJ, D ilel Pr~,-e v on al iings of Naziled ers t at a fe-der.al commissioner vould takie charge of Bavaria brought respmc t orn.D vrianpop ulists thna any ;;u1h move would be resisted by force. Since Hlitler'"s victory at the Elnourcedto"1 inPCe Nazi represen- tiocn. i n te3o vri coalition gov- Prussia, by far the largest state, tas the first brought under federal ontrcl after H...…
…The Weather Snow flurries and much colder Tlnrsday. Friday partly cloudy and continued cold. tL Bitt a Dm111 Editorials The Union's Problem of Fix ing Prices; Complete Guarante of Bank Deppsits VOL. XLII No. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933 PRICE FIVE CE ..______________________, Roosevelt Requests Free Hand President To Issue New Proclamation Continuing Control Of Gold Supply Expects Grant Of Dictatorial Power Leader...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T-.UHR JA 14 a P DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ublcatlon in the Bulletin is constructive notce to a1 members of the nlversity. Copy recolved at the office of the Assistant to the President until :30: 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Stillman Talks ~'&( VOL. XLIII 'THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1933 No. 1141 . ELspe NOTICES Henry Russell Award: The final date for receipt of nominations for the COflsiOn Of Languagec Henry Russel Award will be Mar...…
…TIUSlA"Y, MARCH 9, 193~ THE MCIA AL Ray Altenhof Selected For Guard OnDiysAll-Coniferenc4 eTear I FRO TH PRSS OXPuckste 's Sejeet I Wresilers Depart JOHN THOAS____ eor e David.As! o i TnI-e A ,LL CONF'ERENCE TEAM wias compiled after a season of s tatic. I 933 M 3J1~ 4 taifl Ldb a li hms ie .1'.; hister a season of interv.iewss of the scouts that covered the games, LedbyCap v ith the coaches of visiting teams, and with the players themselv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IE MICHIGAN DAILY j. _ - I I a few personal guests. Other outsiders are not climax there was shown marvelous 1933 views of allowed in the building and so should not be able the campus all the way from Angell Hall and to make purchases. Waterman Gym to the Stadium and the League. We suggest that the Union establish one price The photography as well as the announcing of and that that price be made as low as possible. th...…
…THlE'MICHIGAN ,DAILY I ~mac" 4- uauJiiw U y .j Fellowship In Two Divisions Pven.-s To Do Research In Four Coutntries; Ellis WilM Leave For Vienna Prof. Howard S. Ellis, of the eco- nomics department, end Lawrence Preuss, of the political science de- p)artmxent, haLve been announced re- cipients of Social Science Reserve Council fellowships for the coming Year, Professor Ellis ivill leave Ann Arbor early next autumn for Vienna, wthere he in...…
…THE MJCAIIGXN--T~A1LY- CAMPUSS __IT Y __ Items From Othecr CampusesI Obapt ; old i er Houses IMi' ahoi Initiaio)s Dsplay N cw Trend Ord.i .llatvTo IMark S cenes iT), Proniote "Good F iendshi ml r .By Cl VIELTQN MSON, Jet. vei' eck End sa anunusual topcoat the other_ day. It was of etamel's hair and i-- a very full model. Tailors say idc hae Frma that i conit' ins fully five yards of mrat ,rial, IR has no buttons and no I~npeisHoliori...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Wednesday, fol- lowed by rani at night; Thurs- day snow flurries. I99MlMmQm=-=f P- ----RENEW AL A Aw AV w A ArNff N A, at AIC PMROW ---Iw qw aiI Editorials False Prophets Hinder Con- structive A c t i o n; Spectator's Proposal To Abolish Fraterni- ties. VOL. XLIII No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt BankPlan Is Devised State And Local Clearing Houses Authorized To Is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN P'uiatlun in the Blletin is constructive noticeo to till nxembers ofth 3:30; 11 :30 a. Im. Siturdaiy. VOL. XLIII WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1933 No. 113r NOTICESk President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of thel University on Wednesday, March 8, from four to six o'clock. Univer'sity Broadcasting-Wednesday-2 p. m. "Sun-spots and Terres- trial Phenomena" by Hazel M. Losh, In...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GE TMEE CAN DAILY I t unanimous- that fraternities should not be abol- ishecd." The least favorable report acquits fraternities of the Spectator's "moral delinquency" charge. Anent the "corrupt politicians" allegations Mr. Brack writes that the concensus of opinion is that the political ethics of undergraduates are, in fact, sometimes almost as questionable as those of their elders. The world being what it is, he implies,...…
…,OUR THE AiICII1!firA'l E DAILY %VjLt) l sD.,,t f', -At:t ttClf B, 1 ~ OTJl~ TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCh 8, 193~ ij FROM THE PRESS BOX By JOHN THOMAS Basketball Team's New Captain And Their Sea- son's Record in Review FRED LEE PETOSKEY, of St. Charles, Michigan, was elected basketball captain yesterday at a special meeting of the letter winners. Although the announcement did not rvurprise close followers of basketball, the elec...…
…The Weather A Rain or snow Tuesday; Wed- strue nesday partly loudy. Gua VOL. XLHI No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1933 EdAitorials C lcar Field For Recon- tion; Action on Federal rantee of Deposits. PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Easing Holiday; Gold Still Locked In President Declares One C Object Of Bank Tie-Up To Permit Formation Of Circulating Me(lium Confident Public Will Honor Scrip Issue Of Clearing House Certificates May S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S ichigan Wins Roosevelts Leave Church After Sunday Services Publication Of DailyBulletin The first issue of the Union Daily Bulletin, to be published weekly from Monday through Friday in the future, made its a'ppearance on the campus bulletin boards yesterday. The purpose of the bulletin. ac- cording to John W. Lederle, '33, Un- ion president, is to discuss contro- versial questions in the editorial de- partment and to cal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Mat Team's Victories Wrestler's Scoring * * * MICHIGAN'S WRESTLERS have won three out of four Conference wrestling meets and all three have been won by spectacular showings in the heavier divisions. Spoden came to the mat with the Ohio State meet tied; won, and al- lowed Michigan to win their first mat meet. In the Indiana contest, 'he Mich- igan contestants were in the poorest physical ...…
…TIHE MIUIGAN DAILY [GAN DAILY s -- J--j,, , is that gold may be exported from the country to At least, the Michigan plan offers the advan- pay international debts. This principle is defeated tage that the new council would serve as a cor- by the clause in the proclamation declaring an relating unit of all the major campus organiza- embargo on gold-exports from this country. tions. With all the leaders hfeeting in one single The third leg ...…
