…''PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR§DAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935 PAGE EIGHT THURgDAY, OCTOBER 3,1935 Il Duce Fires I His Nation On Eve Of Conflict: Dictator's Talk Aimed At League; Says All Italy Ready ToFight (Continued from Page 1) actually wanted to bring sanctions against Italy but, he warned: "To sanctions of an economic character, we shall respond with the spirit of discipline, with sobriety, and. with sacrifice. To measures of a mili- tar...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935 PA G E E IG H T--- ------O C O B ER---193 - - wmmo I1 Duce Fires His Nation On Eve Of Conflict Dictator's Talk Aimed At League; Says All Italy Ready ToFight (Continued from Page 1) actually wanted to bring sanctions against Italy but, he warned: "To sanctions of an economic character, we shall respond with the spirit of discipline, with sobriety, and with sacrifice. To measures of a ...…
…I 'AGE EIGHT TH M IHIGAN DAILY IUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1935 .... . ... . . . .. . arrr s Play-By-PlayP Aecou -t Of Sparton GCamnel YALE DRUBS N. H. over a fighting New Hampshire eleven YALE BOWL, NEWHAVEN,.Conn., today. A crowd of 12,000 saw the Oft. 5.-(P)-Led by two sopho Blue get away to its most impressive mores. Clint Frank and Charley Ew- opening day in several seasons. Frank art, Yale recorded a 34 to 0 triumph tallied twice for hig...…
…tI EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1935 E I G...H T.... . ...... T H.. ...U RS.... ....D A....Y ,.. ..O C T O B ER............ ... .1 0..,. . .. .1 9 35....... Varsity Debate Tryouts Hold Initial Meeting Eight Former Members Present; Turnout Total Is Thirty-Seven Places For 18 Men Women Speakers Will Be Given Cash Awards Out Of Eleanor Ford Fund Thirty men and seven women At- tended the first meeting of the year yesterday ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1935 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS Coffin Novel Is Etched Sharply On Maine Coast Background SOLN4 E:Draws Timeless Characters In Rugged Westmorland . . These Made Russians Laugh; Even Capitalists Will Chuckle New lives to a climax. Will believes he sees his mother yielding, and when his father fails him once more, the boy moves in his own way to save them, and a tragic way it is. The narrative style is sw...…
…pAOt *to THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY; -OCTOBER 15, 1935 M~ ~Vo TVESI~AY; ~GCTOBER 15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN\v 3 ;3 l.3 .j 1 33 I' iI.4 . .1 *I *1 4 ROCESSIONARY CATERPILLARS feed upon pine needles. They move through thme trees in a long pr roc.essioi each n, one leading and with his eyes half- the others following closed and .his head snugly fitted against the Spreeesr rear extremity of his Jeanr - Henri Fabrte, th...…
…Till",!C1iIGAN T)AILY W O RLDMso 0F BOOKS L E IS Depicts America~n Political Scene In Racy Satire . . , 3 ' i ! IT CAN'T Ht I'T',--- a , MURDER IN THE CATHEDRAL, the course cf the play in one form! by T. S. Eliot, Harcourt, Brace, & Co., or another. $1.25. It is tre that there are times ~y Cr~ ~ Lew~is. Doibladay By JOE EE E DAVIS {C:; 'it ( fho m-i I)cpartineut) boar...inii ,_ l he cuffrer:cc 1; ea h:ll 'a;4i>?and the Liberal ve sn, ...…
… EIGHT TAE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935 EIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935 r.... Lundell Speaks On Maya And Its Civilization Making Biological Survey In Connection With The Carnegie Institute Speaking on the Maya country and its ancient civilization, C. L. Lundell assistant curator of the University Herbarium, delivered the second ad- dress in the Geographical Travel Series sponsored by the Extension Division of the University,...…
…9 E"'H THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935 EIGHT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935 State Buys Up Property For New Institute New Site For Children's Home Is On Washtenaw Despite Protests The bitter fight of Washtenaw Ave- nue property owners to prevent the establishment of the Michigan Chil- dren's Institute on the Hoover prop- erty failed in itsnfirst phase as the purchase of the property by the State was concluded yesterday. Warnings of l...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY cur _IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS NT A , O(CTOl[ fR 2Y?, 1935l Press Gets Another Lambasting This Time At Hands Of Seldes SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM, uy T. E. Lawrence. New York; Doubleday, Doran & Co. $5.00. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS. By George Seldes. Bobbs, Merrill. $2.75. By FRED WARNER NEAL After the reader finishes George Seldes' Freedom of the Press, he may well ask himself: "What Freedom?" For the former newspaperma...…
…PAGE EIfT THE MICHIGAN DAILY See Control Of Coal Industry As Tax Result Members Of 'Little NRA' To Get 90% Rebate OfI New Tax On Industry WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. - (A') - The Federal government imposed a 15 per cent excise tax on the nation's bituminous coal producers today in an unprecedented attempt to regulate the inducru Under the law the tax became ef- fective today, although it will not be collectable until Jan. 2. Those of the 15,000 pr...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1935 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS ,. w WALKER Hewood Daffy Americans Parade In Witty Review Of Foibles MRS. ASTOR'S HORSE. Stokes. $3.00. By JOSEPH MATTES" Watching the headliners of the past 15 years troup merrily past his> city desk in the New York .Eerald- Tribune in a never-ending circus, Stanley Walker had many hearty: s laughs over the goofy actions of the Americans he recalls in his lively,' cr...…
…PAGEEIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SU IN- THE WORLD OF BOK NI)AY, NOVEMBER. 10, 1935~ O BRIEN Younger Writers Shine In New Collection Of Stories THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES -1935, by Edward J. O'Brien (editor) Houghton- Mifflin Co. $2.50. By CARLTON F. WELLS (Of The English Department) Out of some thousands of Amer- ican short stories printed last year in American magazines, O'Brien again gives us his annual anthology of the best. Of the tot...…
…:AP EIUmT THE MICHIGAN DAILY N TDAY* NOVEMBER 15, 1935 ks. Summer School Students Make s On Greater Use Of Health Service Jobs A marked increase in requests for Forsythe said. The total number of medical service during the past sum- dispensary calls for September and SAboutner session was disclosed in the first October was 17,531. monthly report of the University An unusual amount of pneumonia OSitionS Health Service issued yesterday. The oc...…
…GeTr THE MICHIGAN DAILY SDAN19 OVEMBER 17, 1935 Contemporary Campus Sale To StartTuesday Campus Literary Quarterly Will Feature Essays InI Its Fall Issue The first fall issue of Contempo- rary, campus literary quarterly, will go on sale Tuesday, Nov. 19, it has been announced by Margaret Cobb, publicity director. Featured in this issue will be a con- troversial essay, "Education and the Liberal Arts College," by Marshall Shulman, "Nazi Rule ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1935 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS Thrilling Grain Race' Depicted In Story Of Blood And Thunder 'he Dappled Sunshine MorrowOfH.--Charm'... VICTORIOUS TROY OR THE HUR- RYING ANGEL. John Masefield. Macmillan, $2.50. As o(1ntea PressP hoto JOHN MASEFIELD two above an Alger hero. He is an engaging young person, ambitious, courageous, properly modest, but very little more than that. Masefield never looks at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, .. ., IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS Halliburton Details Latest Orgy Of Globe-Trotting In New Book SEVEN LEAGUE BOOTS. pale lips. When the story has been By Richard Halliburton. tinished, Halliburton visits a num- Bobbs, Merrill Co. $3.50. ber of the more familiar scenes of By ARNOLD S. DANIELS the Czar's life, interviews Mrs. Lenin, and then tests the practicability of Swinging gracefully from vine to the Scvie...…
…"ATiE"*IURT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SE LSDAY, DECEMBER University To Put Meteorite On Exhibition Rose Bowl Coach Large Specimen Given To Observatory By McMath; Found In Arizona An unusually fine specimen of a meteorite has been presented to the University Observatory, by Mr. Francis C. McMath, one of the Hon- orary Curators of the observatory, and member of the staff of the Mc- Math-Hulbert Observatory branch at Lake Angelus, it was announced ...…
…FIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAIlLY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1935 ... .. . .... ................... .......... IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS Michigan Professor Abstains From Dogma In New Volume THE FOUNDATIONS OF HUMAN NATURE. By John Morris Dorsey. Longmans Green & Company. $2.80. EDITOR'S NOTE: Dr. Dorsey, study- ing at present with Dr. Sigmund Freud in Vienna, is associate professor of psychiatry in the University Medical School. By PROF. W. B. PILLS...…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1935 Islamic Textile Arts Discussed By Mrs. Weibel Mohammed Is Pointed Out As An Early Collector Of Moslem Designs Mrs. Adele Weibel, of the Detroit Institute of Art, in a lecture yester- day pointed out that a study of tex- tile arts is of general interest as a means of following by the styles and methods of weaving, the progress of a civilization. Mrs. Weibel, who is curator of tex- t...…
…L EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1935 Accident Near Adrian Takes Lives Of Four, Washtenaw County Men In Crash With Truck On Highway U.S. 112 An automobile accident near Ad- rian cost the lives of four Washtenaw County men and severely injured two others at 7 a.m. yesterday morning when a truck operated by the Detroit Motor Freight Co. collided on U.S.- 112, near Cambridge Junction, with a 1935 Chevrolet sedan occupied by si...…
…GE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1935 r Japanese Told Present Naval Ratio Is Right 1922 Treaty Usefulness Has Been Demonstrated, Says Norman Davis Nagano Is Adamant British Propose Tonnage Limits; Stand Against Japan's Demands LONDON, Dec. 17. - UP) - Norman H. Davis, the United States chief dele- gate to the international naval con- ference, told the Japanese today that inasmuch as neither the United States nor Japan ...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1935 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1~, 1935 State Highway DAILY OFFICIAL Conference Is BULLETIN Room 1041, East Physics Bldg. All in- meeting will be held in the League, Ayers, 1204 Henry St. on Wednesday, terested are cordially invited to at- Friday, February 15. Important bus- Feb. 13, 3:00 p.m., to study catalogues. tend. imess meeting at four p.m., involving a question of po...…
…f EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, THE ICHIAN AILYWEDNSDA, FERUAR 13 Wild Lands Of State Provide Sports Haven M i c h i g a n's Wildernesses! Discussed By ProfessorI Allen In Radio Talk } Michigan has wild lands that pro- vide a veritable haven for the sports-! man, was concluded by Prof. Shirley W. Allen of the School of Forestry and Conservation in his radio talk over WJR at 2 p.m. from Morris Hall yesterday. Professor ...…
…EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRJDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1935 Striking Styles Will Be Shown In New Shoes Low-Heeled Footwear For Evening Will Again Be Favored Blue Popular Color Cloth Weaves, Contrasts Are Added Features This Season By JANE SCHNEIDER Shoe fashions this season are startling as they have never been before. Trends illustrate the triumph of comfort over any other consider- ation in women's fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 31. 1935 Announce Near What Is The National Student League? Ticket Sell-Out SsMs StatisticalAnalysts Makes A Reply For Jamboree By GUY M. WHIPPLE, JR. bers in 250 chapters on as many cam- 1tudent League has no connection Tony Wons, Sylvia Clark This school year has brought the puses. Each of these chapters has with any political party, it should TO Head Program iven Michigan chapter of the National fundamen...…
…THE MI ICHIGAN DAILY THUR3DAY. APRIL 18. 1935 _ as vna... .. m++w...s.+r.iw..,. v# m. Wecther-Orneter Aiding Work UenL il liam s fit ry ii77, 7, " OSat e Hiochway Laborutr i Speak oil By RALPH W. HURD direction of Murray D. Van Wag- The Michigan State Highway Test- goner, State Highway C:mnissioner. ng Laboratory, located in the base- ;I has proved adaptable to nearly .ent of the East Engineering Build- every ty? leof hi hvay con tructio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY igh Schools Take Over eins Of City Plans For Having Them Direct Government For Day Are Announced High school students of Ann Arbor will be allowed to take over the reins of city governmcnt in Ann Arbor fcr a day according to plans released yesterday by the city Chamber of Commerce. y While no definite day has been set, it is understood that students of the various high schools in Ann Arbor will take over these offices in c...…
…AGE EIGHT THE MI HIGAN DAILY sA .peehesMat Head Demands Wallace's Resignation Motg Hits Prof Holland N mes Obstacles047, By Michigan At NRA In Law in Path Of Practical Television 'To ( 81(f l m iC Y CC11uk Tgi.vncj I TR TURfDAY, ARIL 27, 1935 5 00 Give 'University '' 1 L7 1'1 -11i. u --Associated Press Photo. In a bitter denunciation of the cotton processing tax at Agusta, Ga., W. D. Anderson, president of the American Cotton Manufacturers A...…
…PAGE EIGHT TIHE MICHIGAN DAIL, a -- a -~ ___________________________________________________ S Chrysler Choir To Sing Before Hospital School Employes In Motor Car Plant Make Upu Large Male Chorus The Chrysler Male Choir of De- troit, reputedly the largest choir of its kind ih the world, will give a con- cert for the benefit of the University Hospital school at 8 p.m. Sunday in Hill Auditorium. The Choir is made up of workers of the Chrysle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QTT146M AV' I THE MTCHT 1l"AA VAN 1 iA LTA 1UN'LY'UA YJ Featured Dance Team Of 'Up To The Stars' Death Of NRA May Mean New Life For Trade Wider Field For Activities Wil Be R esult Of Blue Fa le's D emise WASHINGTON, June 1.- (P') - Termination of NRA codes may put new life into the trade association movement. Since the Supreme Court's NRA decision, trade organization execu- tives have been busy surveying pros- pects of ...…
…TiHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY X0, 1 i PROPOSED STUDENT GOVERNMENT PLANS Union Plan I. MEMBERSHIP Managing Editor of Daily Pres. of Michigan Union Pres. of Interfraternity Council Pres. of Student Christian Association Student Rep. of Ath. Vice-Pres. of of Lit. Vice-Pres. of of Eng. Vice-Pres. 'of School Vice-Pres. of School from Bd. in Cn. Union from Col. Union from Col. Union from Law Union from Md. 10. Vice-Pres. of Union fro...…
…I r THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dr. Dana Leads" Forestry Men To Washington Allan, Craig, Mathews, And Ramsdell Will Attend Capital Meeting Dean Samuel T. Dana of the School of Forestry and Conservation yester- day led a delegation of five professors of the forestry school to conventions and conferences in Washington. Dean Dana and Professors Shirley W. Allen, Robert Craig, Jr., Donald M. Matthews, and Willet F. Ramsdell will attend the 35th annual me...…
…TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, JUNE 24, 10 Excursions Are Listed In Summer Plan rips To Niagara Falls And Put-In-Bay Again Head- line Program (Continued from Page 1) furnaces, and the rolling mill. On- portunities for examination of phases of.modern production such as the ex- treme specialization of labor, the continuous conveyor-belt system, and large scale production will be fur- nished. The cost of this afternoon trip is $1.25. On July 12,...…
…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...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday. Februarv 9135 P E t I D Yo, 1 A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- cious armchair, and, reflectively stroking the two microphones he al- ways carries on his watch chain, said "It was all on account of a clarinet. You see, I learned to play one years; before saxophones became so popular, and after a clarinet, saxophones were pip...…
…Paqe Eight THF MICH IGANJ DAIL Y Cnti irl Fahe.ri inv 9 9o Pao Eiht HF ICHCAeJDA~Y fk.-,,',, i~R -Y Seee5.' A B ddP e his fc A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie came I S 19 notor Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel may "Ye By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It war. Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, "Y cious armchair, and, reflectively 1 that I first felt the rings of an instru- "W stroking the two micro...…
…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY anti drn Fhr bnx 9 1 935 a Eur Tay, e u a A Poor, But Very Honest Laddie Was Young Kassel, Says Kassel By Bob Brown tiousness, he continued loftily, "It Art Kassel leaned back in his spa- was in Chicago, my old home town, cious armchair, and, reflectively that I first felt the rings of an instru- stroking the two microphones he al- ment - my good old clarinet, yow- ways carries on his watch chain, said sah; n...…
…PART TWO L Bit ii6a Daiti WOMEN'S SECTION VOL. XVI. No. 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN Plans For IF 1 I Panhellenic Rushing Rules AnnouncedI 11 1! F , Ii Fr........eshmen Completed Program To Be Presented To Incoming Women At Meeting Tomorrow League Committee Chairmen To Speak Lecture Series Planned, To Continue Through Entire Year Orientation activities for freshman women under the direction of the Orienta...…
…PART TWO L A6F 41F il WOMEN'S SECTION I VOL. XLVI. No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T Gala Opening Of Union, League, Starts Season's Social UESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1935 -Whirl eYerry- o2I -Tjound By STEPHANY_ College is a Merry-Go-Round . .. milling from one class to another . . whirling madly across the polished floor "Cheek to Cheek" .. . cheering the Wolverines as the pigskin floats between the goal posts . . . There may be blue books ... t...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1935s THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE NINE - f Lecture Series Draws Heavy Advance Sale Talks By Richard E. Byrd, Emil Ludwig Feature Oratorical Season A heavy advance sale in season tickets for the 1935-36 lecture course of the University of Michigan Ora- torical Association was reported yes- terday by Carl G. Brandt of the speech department, manager of the Association. Large blocks of seats in the central sections at Hill Aud...…
…._ P QE R E HE _ MICHIGAN DAILY THE MTCHTEAN DATTY .--~~-'~* i I, 1 /' But Not So ;' tI .i Through sheer force of habit, the living, creeping circle kept moving around the rim of the pot--around and around, keeping the same relentless pace for seven days and seven nights -~and would doubtlessly have continued longer had it not been for sheer exhaustion and ultim mate starvation. Inc ide ntally, an ample supply of food was...…
…AL A 04 The WeatherA Cloudy today and tomorrow, local snow 'flurries near Lake Michigan and Huron today,t no change in temperature. GOODFELLOW EDITION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1935 Editorials Thanks For Your Cooperation .. The Convention City Search . GIVE ALL YOU CAN Ethiopians You 4re Giving Them A Merry Christmas Rally For Big Attack F Three Columns Of 40,000 Converge On 30-Mile Front From Dolo Italians Ready For Ethio...…
…IDAY, MA CH15, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE J J C 'AL d-P . - K r Y <' : n om i : '. .; '. ': F'. r . ;;. :y f :< . fjy , % ; </3l I/ k c-, -e a saso n that at Chall eg in StyIe anC the utmost . demands C A M P U S CASINTEN r C FN T' F'R everythig new I fashion. ~~flww Sirra 3odb8 Ylta r (flou 4 Dcklr 0liaQ FIRST OFF THE BOAT are these stunning tailored dress coats complemented by taffeta lapels and scarfs with...…
…31, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Approach Of Summer Brings Thoughts Of Foreign Travel To Mind Again Lines Provide Service To All Parts Of World College Students Receive Special Services From SteamshipCompanies One of the biggest problems of the prospective traveler and one closely allied with the choosing of his itinary is that of deciding what route to fol- low and which steamship line to use. He has, indeed, a large field from which to take h...…
… 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. ...…
…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine ,audy ,erar9 195TEMCIA AL eNn Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tune and fiddling with his ...…
…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~age Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, Began Fiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy t...…
…Saturday, February 9, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Page Nine Saturday, February 9, 1 935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Anson, Possessor Of A Musical Heritage, BeganFiddling Early By Bernie Weissman Imagine Mrs. Weeks' astonish- ment ! ! ! The tiny baby she had brought into the world early that sunny morning of the late nineties didn't cry like an ordinary baby. In- stead the cute little devil lay calmly and contentedly, softly humming a catchy tu...…
…TEN Ti HE MICHIGAN DALY SEPTEMBER 24, 1935 eaers Are Fnounce or A.A.U.W. Series International Relations Dinner Will Be First Program Of Year Prof. Remer To Talk H bs To Give Lecture At November Meeting Of Women's Group An interesting program of speak- ers has been announced for the monthly meetings of the American A,ciation of University Women, by Xrs. Albert Reeves, president of the Ann Arbor branch. The year's series will open Sunday n...…
