… The Weather Lower Michigan: cloudy, fol- lowed by snow in West and south today; tomorrow snow. Iii, r SirP Iatl~j Editorials Swimming For Women .3. Germany's New Moses ... VOL. XLVI No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS .. . . Russo-Jap Relations Near Crisis Japan's Invasion Of Outer Mongolia Brings About Heavy Fighting Invaders Advance With Armed Tanks Protest Issued By Soviet Foreign Office; Dem...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today and to- morrow, with snow today, con- tinued cold. Y Mi ian ~IaiIt Editorials A omplishments Of T . Naval Ccnferenpe .. . VOL. XLVI No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hitler Pact Is Rejected By French Insistence On Immediate Reunion Of Four Powers Is Expected England Virtually Accepts Proposal Nazi March In Rhineland Not Mentioned In New Program Of Dictator PARIS, April ...…
…The Weather Motly cloudy today, preceded by rnow flurries in extreme east portion; continued cold. Si ian ~Iaiti Editorials Abolish Hell Week... State's Rights And Child Labor... VOL. XLVI No. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS ....,... SouthIs Hit By Storms; Thirty Die Five States Are In Area Of Tornadoes; Property DamageAt Millions Four Persons Die In State Accidents National Guards Called In Georgia;...…
…TChe Weather increasing cloudiness, not quite so cold today; rain or snow tonight and tomorrow. i~Wr iga Iai& Editorials The Loss Of Dr. Barrett .. . Exhibit 4837. A Return To Political Issues .. . VOL. XLVI No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1936 PRICE #IVE CENTS ReichItaly Face Stiffer Opposition Great Britain's Support Of League Indictments Grows Stronger British Leaders Attack Germany Possibility Of Oil Sanction Against...…
…The Weather ins tlo todz~itly ioWlid Iwo)'alui d'L Sic igan Buthg Editorials Ni. iii; F1ht ot Nct- ded 'I'lke on 1.3 1 ul't'i t View VOL. XLVI No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936T PRICE FIVE CENTS Gov. Hoffman Still Contests Jury's Verdict Continues His Challenge That Jersey Justice Had Been Served Wendel Still Held In Murder Charge Awaits Hearing Of Grand Jury; Charges Are Not Taken Seriously TRENTON, N. J., April 4.--(P...…
…i thje Weather Lower Michigan; Unsettled, probably local snows today. 5k igan Paii Editorials The Problem Of Dormitories ... A Stout, Jolly Gentlemen.. M VOL. XLVI No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jones To Accept Harvard Position Starting Next Fall English Professor's Plans Are To Receive Official ConfirmationApril 13 Will Teach English, American Literature Faculty Member Since '25' His Decision...…
…I The 'Weather Fair today, not so cold in afternoon; tomorrow unsettled and warmer, probable showers. LL iflftr1 igau I~4at®; Editorials Dormitories And The Working Student ... Today's Tre tis... I PRICE-FIV- CEN-- VOL. XLVI No. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936 PRICE. FIVE CENTS Great Britai40n, France Split Seen Possible Large French Ariy Kept In Service Preliminary To Geneva Negotiations Breaches In Italian Sa...…
…The Weather Showers today or tonight. probably tomorrow; warmer today in south Iortionu Colr tomorrow. am- t4r 4bp 4ilt 41ty t g an ~~alj Editorials A o lA t ' i r i, .(I ('oufdeiwY VOL. XLVI No. 137 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Hands Off' Is Demand Of France 'Hitler Must Give Word Of Peaceful Intentions As Preface To Pact Britain Asks Early Peace In Ethiopia 'Annihilation' Of African Troops Asked ByI D...…
…The Weather li v ioilvUr4iv:tullo Sicr igan A& jElatt Editorials 7'lijI t i.<wiIIIOn VOL. XLVI No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRID)AY, APRIL 10, 1936 __ ._........ -- - - . _......__._ . - - - C_ __ . _ _ ,- - - - _ - PRICE FIVE CENTS Vandenberg's AAA Criticism Is Continued Michigan Senator Seeking Publication Of All Big Benefit Payments $58,00) Is .eceived By Monlana Farmer Land Rented From Indians Partly. Covered By Crop Control Contrac...…
…The Weather Generally fair in north, most- ly cloudy and much cooler in south, with possibly some light snow or rain today. L Mittian I aitj Editorials Passivists Or Pacifists .. . One For Borah .. . VOL. XLVI No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Existence Of League Imperiled British Foreign Secretary Warns Nations Combined Action Must Come Now Hints England May Soon Quit League Poison Gas Forms Subject...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan: generally fair today, continued cold; fair tomorrow, and not so cool. C, 4r Lie0igazi ~Iaitii Editorials The Results Of The Peace Meeting .. . The Student And The Future ... VOL. XLVI No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS mommommom" Two Trapped In Gold Mine ClingTo Life Rescue Workers Continue Desperate Race Against Time; Outlook Hopeful Rotted Wood Slows Work Temporaril...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan fair today, not quite so cool in afternoon; tom:row unsettled, showers. L AOP *r 40L VY r4 tg an tti Editorials The Future Of The League... The Wishers . VOL. XLVI No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS - --------- a a Re port Revolt! Of Ethiopians; Italians Halted Crown Prince Takes Over Duties Of Haile Selassie; Troops Are Massed Badogho 70 Miles From Addis Ababa Emperor...…
…The Weather SOinll i a).t wa lit' I' I1t ; .999&:J iz4r IJUI 9ian ~aitij Editorials A Constructive' Spring Parley . Mic iiganil letnrns To The Penn Relays .. VOL. XLVI No. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS H.J. A bott eigious, Scientific Attitude He J. Mr -E Eo '3 Has Stroke: A Parley Urged By RIuthven i Wishes Participants 'Full Success, Achievement Of G ravely Spiritual Insight' and for service. "A...…
…The Weather Showers today or tonight and probably tomorrow; slight- ly warmer today. L Sir igan 4:3attij Editorials Foolishness Nip;ed ... SAd Va fm C . . VOL. XLVI No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Stone Steeplechase Winner; Townsend) And Etchells Place Spring Parley Hits Expulsion Of 3 Students Moore Chides Engineers For Total Lack Of 'Social Consciousness' Altering Economic Order Is Opposed ...…
…The Weather Fair today and tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight. L 43a1 Akop Uattg Editorials The Way To Income Redistribution . France Votes On Peace V&. War.. VOL. XLVI No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Status Quo Is Rejected He Dreamed Of This Nearly 40 Years Ago By Parley 300 Students In Various Sections Weigh Defects Of Present Society Slosson Supported In League Debate Approval Granted To Art Freed...…
…The Weather Unsettled today and tomor- row; showers probable; warm- er In east portion today. L G Sir iga Iaitu Editorials Horatio Abbott ... Thoughts On The University Parley ... VOL. XLVI No. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS House Seems Sure To Pass Tax Measure, Republicans To Fight Bill As Whole, But Concedt Defeat Of Efforts LaFollette Will Try Higher Income Tax' Wisconsin Senator Says He Will Offer Ame...…
…The Weather Local showers, somewhat warmer in North today; to- morrow partly cloudy to cloudy. C, 14 r AItIfrgaul ~Iaiti Editorials The Unextinguished Torch. , , An Illogical Exam System ... Tampa And East Lansing... VOL. XLVI No. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Schoolmaster Club To Meet Here May 1-3 1,000 Are Expected To Attend Annual Meeting Of Teachers' Society Golden Anniversary To Be Celebrated Nume...…
… The Weather Fair, cooler in south portion today; tomorrow partly cloudy, showers in south, rising tem- peratur in central portion. L S1ir ~I l Editorials T'Iarifls And The New Deal . . The American Communist .. VOL. XLVI No. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Townsendites Hiss Hoff man Investigation, Elderly Listeners Throw Jeers In Congressional Probe Of Pension Plan ConVerts To Plan Applaud Witnesses Adj...…
…TWO TIE MICHIAI N TITXIY W ENSD APRIL 1, 19 f ,. i Lead Discussion Of Tax Bill LATE WIRE NEWS President To Continue Fishing Cruise NASSAU, Bahamas, March 31. - (P) - Enthusiastic over his fishing luck, sun-tanned Presi- dent Roosevelt told newspaper- men during a brief visit in harbor here today he would continue his cruise until the end of the week -his second at sea. The U.S.S. Potomac carrying the President's flag and the Stars and St...…
…'0f ITL MICHICXN l3 T THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 193b . . . .. ....... ....- - - - -. . .. ..... . .. . . ... . . .. ..... . . LATE WIRE NEWS Schwellenbach Lashes At Hearst Again WASHINGTON, April 1. - (P) -Renewing his attack upon Wil- liam Randolph Hearst, Senator Schwellenbach, (Dem., Wash.), today accused the publisher of shaping his editorial policies to fit the views of big advertisers. At the same time, it was learned that the Senate Lobby...…
…TL~ HEMICiI~AN DULY HRIDAY, APRIL 3, 193E . . . . . . . .................. ........ .............. . .............................. Great Britain's Majestic Liner Completes Test Trip LATE WIRE NEWS $3,200,000 Sought By Alberta Premier EDMONTON, April 2. -(A )- Efforts of Premier William Aber- hart to arrange a loan for re- demption of Alberta's $3,200,000 bond maturity continued tonight. A Federal government guarantee to back the loan w...…
…TITE'MI G$ J~jySATURDAY, ARIL 4, 193 LATE WIRE 5 Killed, 2 Hurt In ldianapolis Crash INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-OP) -Five persons were killed and two others injured critically to- night in an automobile collision. The dead were the drivers of the automobiles and three wom- en. Police said cards on the per- sons of the drivers identified them as William A. Earl, 21, and Orville Sanders, 38, both of In- Dianapolis. The women were not immediately i...…
…Till! RRHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936 _. ------ -- LATE WIRE NEWS Men On li State Trial For Lives Federal Court DETROIT, April 4.- (IP) -For the second time in Michigan's his- tory a man will go on trial for his life in Federal court here Monday. Two Battle Creek youths, Clar- ence Reiling, 19, and Victor Houghtalin, 27, were charged with criminal assault of two young girls last July 14 on the Camp Custer military reservation at Bat...…
…TWO TIE MICHIGXN II LY TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936 Second Italian Air Raid On Addis Ababa Is Feared LATE WIRE NEWS Army Air Tragedy Called 'Unavoidable' FREDERICKSBURG, Pa., April 6.---(P)'-A coroner's jury tonight described as "unavoidable," the accident in which five army air- men died when their planer crashed in the Blue Mountains near the Berks-Lebanon County line and burst into flames. The twin-motored bomber after struggling last nig...…
…TWO THE MCHG7 iITTN V WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 192 _ _ L AT E IRE -NEWS ;2,500,000 Appropriated for Storm Relief MIAMI, Fla., April 7.-(P)_ President Roosevelt tonight al- located $2,500,000 to the Works Progress Ad miistration for im- mediate emergency work i the southeastern tornado area. The President sent the order from the U.S.S. Potomac as he turned for shore. 'resident Will Conclude { ishing Trip Today Tornado Kills More T han.100 In T...…
…I.' TTTI~ MTIIA1I~N JIAItTY THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 LATE WIRE NEWS When Is River Mouth? Answer May Decide Boundary Dispute CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Japanese Army Hits Soviet War Reports TOKYO, April 9.-(Thursday)- -(P)-The Japanese army in Manchoukuo, in a communique today, declared Mongolian reports of a battle which occurred March 31 were pure propaganda and falsification of facts. Soviet dispatches from Ulan Bator, Outer Mongolia, to...…
… FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1936 ........................................................... Wreckage Of Giant Airliner Scattered Over Wide Area 4 LATE W IRE NEWS Classified re .L n n n nm iri~ ~r NOTICES WAN'1"D MAC'S TAXI-4289._ Try our efli Spanish Cathedrals Wrecked By Bombs MADRID, April 10.- (Friday) - (A)-Fresh anti-Church out- bursts in three Spanish cities marked the last hour of Holy Thursday last night. A bomb exploded in the...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIESDAY, APRIL 21, 1939 I LATE WIRE NEWS Geoghan Sees No Hoffman Angle To Wendel Case ITALIAN GENERAL HEAD- QUARTERS ON THE SOUTH- ERN ETHIOPIAN FRONT, April 5N.-(By Airmail to the Coast)-- (P)-The menacing Ethiopian Army of RasNassibu still blocked the path of General Rudolfo Gra- ziani's Fascist troops today, after the bloodiest battle yet fought on the Somaliland front in which flame throwers ad airplane...…
…Tlit MRiHIGAN IWALtV- - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 193 Wo6mme LAT N.,EWS Howard Hughes Sets New Aviation Speed Record NEW YORK, April 21. -'P)- Howard Hughes, the oldywood movie producer, established his third national air speed record today when he set his low wing monoplane down at Floyd Ben- nett Field just 4 hours 21 minutes and 32 seconds after he took off from Miami, Fla. Hughes, 33-year-old aviation enthusiast, set a new West-East transco...…
…PAGE Tw6 TI E MT C HTGXN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1939 ... ..... . G.O.P. Keynoter LATE WIRE NEWS FDIC Reports Total Bank Resources WASHINGTON, April 22.- (') The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reported today that the total resources of 449 insured conunercial banks in Michigan amounted to $1,289,331,000 on December 31, 1935. The assets in this amount rep- resented an increase of 24.9 per cent over the total reported for the...…
…wo 1-1 E, WIMicNX DATINl FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1936 Graegermen Rescue Two In Mine Disaster LATE WIRE NEWS Bishop Attends Library Meet At Washinton Conference Is Inportant Iii Determining Library Resources For Research As chairman of the Committee on Resources of American Libraries, Dr. William W. Bishop, University librar- ian, attended the meeting of the committee held at the Library of Con- gress in Washington last week and which he term...…
…Tiliv MICHIGAN IDAIVy SATURDAY. APRIL 25. 1l." ._._ v+.v.w ter. r. , r. ..:. a. a, r TY V,}. .4 W1dY Y LATE WIRE NEWS Federal MenReported On Trail Of Alvin Karpis BOSTON, April 24.- P-) Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation returned here today after a mysterious expedition, re- ported in search of Alvin Karpis, Public Enemy No. 1. Seven agents, heavily armed, left suddenly this morning on an undisclosed mission. On their re- tur...…
…IGE TWO SUNDAY, APRIL U, 19;G LGE TW~ SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1~)3~ Fisk Jubilee Singers In Program Today At League LATE FWIRE NE WS French Election May Swing Leftist PARIS, April 25. - (') - Po- litical leaders, even in the Right Wing, prophesized tonight that national balloting tomorrow would bring a slight swing to the Left in the composition of a new Chamber of Deputies. Outgoing Leftists held 314 seats to 129 for center parties and 101 ...…
…TIIE . MICHl9XX DXItY TDTESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936 . --Q LATE WIRE NEWS New Jersey Legislators TRENTON, N. J., April 27. - P) - The New Jersey leislature ignored again ,tnight demands of organized unem plysed that ni- mediate action be taken to fi- nance the state's annual $0,000,- 000 emergency reliet bill. A crowd of approximaely I,- 000 persons which filled the floor and galleries of the assembly and the front steps of the capitol failed to ...…
…4 HE IV RHI6XN DMEY 7~~~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 192( ~ir I Picks Coldstream To Win Kentucky Derby LATE WIRE NEWS Library System' ins Visitor's IDay On May 1 Tornado, Rainstorms Hit Texas DALLAS, Texas, April 28. -.,UP) Tornadic winds slashed through southwest Texas touay, killing four persons and injuring at least 12 as much-needed rains soaked most of the State, the dust bowl area of Oklahoma and southeri Louisiana. As farmers and st...…
…TWO HII MICHI XN DA~TTI ~- THURSDAY, APRiL 30, 1926 - I Hits Townsend Graft LATE WIRE NEWS Senator's Missing Wife * Believed Found LONDON, April 29.-(P)-A woman who gave the name of "Mrs. Draper" and whose de- scriptio'n was believed to tally with that of the missing wife of Eben S. Draper, a former State Senator of Massachusetts, stowed away on the steamer Georgic during its Atlantic crossing from New York and was not found un- til to...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1936 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Trackmen Are Driven Indoors By Wind, Cold Townsend Impressive In Discus As Hoytmen Hold Drill In Field House A biting wind that defied the best efforts of the sun to heat up Ferry Field drove the Varsity track squad indoors yesterday after only one after- noon of outdoor work. Even the javelin men limbered up inside and Charley Hoyt contented himself by working within the confines of the Field Hou...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hold Se4 Correct Form In All Events To Be Shown Entire Michigan Squad To Stage Meet For Benefit Of VisitingTrackmnen Intermittent snow flurries and con- tinued cold kept the Michigan track team within the Field House for the second consecutive day yesterday, but Coach Chuck Hoyt took advantage of the bad weather to get ready for the second annual Track and Field Clinic to be held here Saturday. Th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IAGEi THREE Haynie Chases Higgins To A. A. U. Individual Freshman Star Is Body Length Behind Winner Kiefer Sets New World's Mark In Back-Stroke As Drysdale Is Second CHICAGO, April 2. --(AP) - Johnny Higgins, breast-stroke specialist from the Olneyville Boys' Club of Provi- dence, R. I., added his bit to the rec- ord-breaking performances in the Na- tional A.A.U. Indoor championships in the Lake Shore A.C. pool tonight ...…
…SATulwA, ARPIL 4, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Medica Retains National A.A.U. 220-Yard Free Haynie Trails Ralph Flanagan To EndUp 4th New York's Women's 300 Yard Medley Relay Team Wins 9thStraight Title CHICAGO, April 3. - (AP)- Jack Medica, giant star from the Uni- versity of Washington and the Wash- ington A.C. of Seattle, turned on a withering burst of speed in the last 20 yards tonight to nip Ralph Gil- man of Ohio State University and ret...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI SUG,.ARISLIND The Chase S. Osborn Preserve, Now Belonging To University, Offers Potential Usefulness Tol Students And Faculty Whom Natural Beauty, Solitude, .And! Historic Background flttract. TR ACT IS LITT'LE KNOWN HERHE -q Right: A typical Indian house on Sugar Island, now deserted while the "brave" has gone to CCC. By MARSHALL D. SHULMAN (Copyright, 1936. by The Michigan Daily) O N ...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL l7,1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pi Alter Program Of Courses For Summer School Prof. Robert Hall Will Not Give Geography Field Work In Japan Changes and corrections in courses appearing in the complete announce- ment of the 43rd Summer Session,. which is now available at all depart- ments and the office of the Summer Session in Angell Hall, were an- nounced yesterday. In the geography department divi- sion, course 251s will not be g...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI Fisher Pitches As Nine Shows Batting Power Kremer Exhibits Definite Ability At Plate; Larson In Good Condition It was pitcher Ray Fisher, rather than coach, who sent the Michigan baseball squad through a long Field House hitting drill yesterday, and when the former major league ace had finished hurling to various of his men in the batting cage he was con- fident that the Wolverine offensive ...…
…S APITHE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Opposes Ohio Wesleyan In First Game Larson Selected To Hurl In Opener Tomorrow By Coach FisherI Coach Ray Fisher will lead with his strongest card tomorrow afternoon when he sends the ace of his hurling corps, Capt. Berger Larson, against a strong Ohio Wesleyan nine in Mich- igan's first 1936 baseball game. The Ohio team will be faced both Friday and Saturday, and then Mon- day the Wolverines will move to Sa- lem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fisher Selects 15 Me]ien For Annual Soti tlia ci Baseball Trip Two Games At Wesleyan Will Start Schedule Larson And Gee To Share Mound Duties For First Games ThisSpring While a hard spring rain was wash- ing away the last of the pre-season drills, Coach Ray Fisher yesterday announced that he had selected 15 men to form Michigan's Varsity base- ball squad on its southern invasion which will open this afternoon at Ohio...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, PRIL ZI,1936.r . .........AN .A.. _' _ ;. Intramural Spring Sports Competition begins hiteafr1erl Mann Awards 13 Varsity Letters To 1! olverine Swimmers To Start Today Play In Horseshoes And Tennis Scheduled For Wednesday With 14 interfraternity softball games scheduled for this afternoon and tennis and horseshoes competi- tion beginning Welnesday, the In- tramural Sports departmen...…
…"WN"""" IL~,i~iiTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE G.O.P. Grants. Veteran Chair Of Convention Steiwer Unanimous Choice Of National Committee; Is 'Middle-Roader' CLEVELAND, April 21.-()-Sen. Frederick Steiwer (Rep., Ore.), World War veteran and generally conceded to be a "middle-of-the-roader" in party affairs, was the unanimous choice today of the Republican Na- tional Committee as keynoter and temporary chairman of the National G.O.P. Convention...…
…-A~vtUJ, llS Arun 2, 1936THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Hoyt Takes 15I Men To Relay Carnival Today Trackmen Seek Victories After 18-Year Absence From Penn Meet Heading for the historic Penn Re- lays Carnival for the first time since 1918, Coach Charlie Hoyt and a fif- teen man track squad are due to leave Ann Arbor this afternoon, in- tent upon making an impressive showing in Philadelphia tomorrow and Saturday. In addition to four individual ...…
…FI;tIDAYt'' "RIL 24, 1936 THE MICHIGA.N DAILY VAGI-: TlIRFE, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, J93($PAGE ThREE Ohio Nine Here In TWO Tilts atbe9;aders Due Toiiiorrow The hOT STOV_ ------By Bill REED THE MANAGEMENT of the Drake Relays, which event Michigan's track team forsook this year to enter the Penn Relays, was greatly disappointed at the Michigan withdrawal and directed several queries in that vein to- wards Ann Arbor, essaying to establish a re...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE --- Sigma Xi Adds And Advances 135 Members (Continued from Page 1) membership were 26 in number and ine'lid-i ed the following: in surgery, Dr. V. S. Dick; in physiology, William Kaufman, A. T. Miller, Jr. and C. V. Winder; in pharma- cology, C. A. Moyer and Bishnupada Mu- kerii; in botany, Helen B. Houghtaling; in zoology, G. J. Wallace; in geography, H. T. Straw and L. S. Wilson; an...…
