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August 10, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 42) • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1935 PAGE FOUB SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1935 U Snide Polities Laid To Hamlin By E. P. Echlin Defense Attorney Makes Accusation In Recount Examination DETROIT, Aug. 9. - (P) - Edward P. Echlin, defense attorney in the examination of 48 persons charged with vote stealing in a legislative re- count, charged today that Hallet A. Hamlin, state's star witness, had ap- propriated the name of the Mich...…

August 11, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 43) • Page Image 4

…THE .MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1935 Meat Bill Is Introduced In Congress Rep. John Dingell Calls For Committee Of Five To Investigate Prices Women In Detroit Are Still Picketing News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures Claim Is Made That Packing Companies Robbing Farmers Big Are DETROIT, Aug. 10. - Declari that striking Detroit housewives a right in their contention that me prices are too high, but that, "te ...…

August 13, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 44) • Page Image 4

…FOUS THE MICHIGAN DAILY J {.lrr3DAY, AUGUST 13,19Z TH..ITCA DI. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1935 State Farmers Promise Best Yield Since '22 Corn Shows Improvement; Beans And Sugar Beets Make Steady Gains 11 Million Families In U. S. Hover. Near To Poverty, Experts Discover ) LANSING, Aug. 12.- (P) - The State co-operative crop reporting ser- vice says Michigan farm crops prom- ise the best yield since 1922. The service predicted the harvests i...…

August 14, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 45) • Page Image 4

…FOUR ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935 _____________________________________________ I I Mussolini Stiffly Adamant At Talk Of Compromise Rome Planning Unyielding Policy For Approaching Tri-Power Conference Eden Off For Paris Young British Diplomat To Urge Economic Rather Than Political Peace ROME, Aug. 13. - () - Informed circles described Italy's policy today in the forthcoming tri-power confer- ence on the Ethiopian situat...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 4

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAYS AUQ1~S!J~ 15, 1935 : t. ...11 ': "y ':.ti. .::'.: :'..... ..\. .................ti .; .....".. ti " :. :.::::::::..:.:::"::::.":.::": :" x"1::"":::1:":"::": '::.':::: ". 1 :': 11"x". .: :;:::;.ti : ...: \.: S" : : ': ::.t'. ' . .....ti":". : ":.".: . x...11 1. "1. ": .. 1.1..: ::... ". : :\:. t.::::: :::.::. ::::::.::':"::":. ".:... .,' .....:.: .. >;v' -::. \ ":r;:...…

August 16, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 47) • Page Image 4

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, PAGE P0113 FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, Depleted Supply Prolonging High Price Of Meats Workers Suffer Because Meat Is Their Largest Food Purchase Production Drops Bigger Supplies In Other Food Lines Expected To Help There By ALEXANDER R. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. - () - The boycott of butcher shops by em- battled housewives in Detroit has put the high price of pork chops and other meats back into t...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 5

…Ann Arbor's Only Morning Newspaper L Sfrigan a aitt SECTION TWO VOL. XVI No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 PRICE: FIVE CENTS Class Of'39ToBe Largest ek Will In ManyYears; Orientation We Begin Sept. 24 n i. 9th Freshman Week Programn Is Announced Special Aptitude Tests, Lectures, Recreation, In- cluded In Program New Students Are Assigned Groups Entering Students Urged To Arrive Early To Get Room Accommo...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1 Wild Man? No! Just Michigan's Honor Societies Taking' Worthy Ones In Traditional Yearly Rides' ^- . u rP4 ; Since Vernor's Hast Come Town ' . ir ,CW e Cam pus Merchants Sing Our Praises To By THOMAS E. GROEHN When Spring cones to Ann Arbor it brings with it not only the showers and resulting flowers, but a group of University of Michigan students, gone temporarily berserk, whom the Uni- versit...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 7

…15, 1935, THE.MICHIIGAN D'IAILY I Summer Find Campus Active All The Attractions Of A Regular Session, Minus Snow, Await Them Many Go To Camps Lectures, Excursions And ay.s And Study - kp Everyone Busy Annually the University's Summer Session presents a scene bustling with quite as much activity as the regular sessions at Ann Arbor. Only Varsity athletic events are missing, and their absence is forgot- ten in the midst of lectures, plays, ex...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 8

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'THURSDAY, AUGUFAfi 15, 1935 THE MTCTTTGAN DATT.Y THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 _ _ I __ . ''"' ELCOME -WE'LLBE SEEING YOU SOON! May we introduce you to a few scenes about the campus and to Ann Arbor's Leading Dry Cleaners Leather Jackets The leather most popular jacket is probably the accessory among both the boys and girls - nearly everybody has one. Leather is one of the most difficult things to cle...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 9

… THIURqSDAY, AUTGUST 15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ms ssuaza.l. m ,. _ .s __ A elcome to iG I ALON THE CLEANING OF MEN'S SUITS. Y ts Not The Job I t Used To Be - It's a J T 800 Pu~RLASSMEN ,ICJ r4 . o ob TRIPLE Inspection For Cleaners Skilled In Their Profession. All garments times for spots, are inspected three minor repairs, miss- N RECENT YEARS dry cleaning has progressed from ordinary dry cleaning to scientific cleansing. ...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 10

…p ; I4'TI~~A )IY THlURSDAY, AV(UUST 15, 1935 . . 1,1, , I I, , - I m I in. Ann arbor, It's Mores CE namical to Send Your Clothes tO the. Laundr There is no longer any need to send your laundry home nor is it rnore economical, fo rou rneW TO H RY (sern i-finish) bundle for students is a real roney-saver for broken-down allcwances. This gives you finished laundry on s irts, hand- kerchiefs, and socks. Underwear and pa- jamas are w...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 11

…15,. 935 THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY 'U' Fresh Air Camp' Serving 350_Annually Patterson Lake Site In 13 Years Has Taken Care Of 5.,000 Young Boys Described by President Alexander G. Ruthven as a "great project in human engineering," the University Fresh Air Camp during the 13 years of its existence has served the needs of more than 5,000 boys. An all-campus jamboree is spon- sored each year by the Student Chris- tian Association for the benefit of ...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 12

…E TWELVE THE MICUTGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Al THE MCH__ADAIL 'Inlellectual1 Bull Session,' ParleyCalled Questions Of Importance Discussed .Every Spring By Students And Faculty T he University's New And Beautiful Law Quadrangle Forei gn Counsellorship Makes Prof. Nelson An Internationalist Every Spring a three-day parley,x completely under the management of- students, is held on the Michigan; campus. Jointly sponsored by all campus organizat...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 13

… I Member Associated Press Litian, :43 til SECTION THREE VOL. XVI No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935- PRICE: FIVE CENTS Bill Renner, Sophomores Key To Wolverines' Grid Success =1 Michigan Teams At Extremes In 1934-35_Season Grid, Cage Teams Are Last But Five Big Ten Crowns Are Collected Thinclads Win Twice Golf, Swimming Teams At Top In Conference And National Competition Like the little girl in the nursery rh...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 14

…PAGE FOURTEEN . THE MICHIGAN DAILY . THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 THE MTCHTET~AN DATTVTHRDA.AUUT 5 13 .. ,... ... ... . , v, ., .... Conferene Golfers Have Big Plans For Summer Play Three Enter Qualifying' Rounds Of National Amateur Tourney Track Meet Here Featured '34-'35 Sport Season Climax Of Big Ten Outdoor Trva.k Meet Owens' Great Members of Michigan's national championship golf team have a tough tournament schedule laid out forj...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 15

…AUGUST 15, 1935v T H MICHIGAN DAILY, PAGE FIFTEEN .. ,,,,, Michigan Offers One Of Finest Athletics For AlW Programs 32 Sports Are Offered; 7,500 In Competition Activities Are Financed By FootballRevenue; Sports BuildingIs Center By THOMAS E. GROEHN This University is one of the few large educational institutions in this country which cannot be accused of over-emphasizing intercollegiate ath- letics at the expense of intramural sports ...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 16

…PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, Extensive Orientation Activities Planned For All Freshmen J[omen tJ SocialProgram Completed For Coming Year Plans To Commence With Opening Of Orientation Week Schedule The gay whirl of Ann Arbor's social life will commence promptly with the opening of the orientation week for new students. The complete pro- gram for the year is filled with con- certs, plays, teas, dances, and recep...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 17

…THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENTEEN THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935. PAGE SEVENTEEN Students Must Take Classes On Saturdays New Rule Passed To Help Crowded Class Condition In LiteraryCollege (Continued from page 5) use of Saturday morning and make better use of the afternoon periods. In the Saturday-class plan has also been embodied a requirement that every department shall schedule not less than one-fourth of its work i...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 18

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 n Center Of Women's Activities-The League D R Simplicity Is Keynote Of New Fall Styles For Campus Wear it You may not be able to discover a gold mine in Ann Arbor ... but you will not have to do much prospecting to discover that GolIdma n 1s I have, been Michigan's leading cleaner for over 26 years.. .for appear-o an ce sa Discover Goldman s value! By CHARLOTTE D. RUEGER Simplicity ...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 19

…,'Y, AUGUST 15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY PAGE NINETEEN nbitious Young Authors Have Chance For Hopwood Awards Here Prizes Totaling Near 10,000 Are GivenYearly Four Major Writing Fields Icluded In Contest; Are Major, Minor Divisions For the best work done by students in crcative writing, the University an- nually awards prizes totaling around $10,000. This money was provided by the late Avery Hopwood, a grad- uate of the University, and the...…

August 15, 1935 (vol. 16, iss. 46) • Page Image 20

…PAGE TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1933 ?AGE TWE TY Th...AY, AUGUT... . . 5 Publications Offer Students Many Interests Dea~n Of Studenits i Daily, Technic, Contemporary, Comprise List 'Ensian, Gargoyle Ut rich 'S Salaries Are Paid Scholastic Average For Freshman Eligibility Is Set High Five publications, edited and man- aged solely by undergraduates, await the entering student at the University who wishes to gain pr...…

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