…The Weather Cloudy and cooler today, pre- cede by showers in southeast; tomorrow fair and moderate. Y Official Publication Of The Summer Session ____v_______as_-'---_-----_ _ .:._________________________~ ~~! 1i'1 - . .,mmmmT mWowwU7 mm' mLI.. 9ths.m..... IAA I V ,E. ..LW .VO. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1934 . . _._. - Mercury Hits I I Responsibility Of Education In Curbing Juvenile Crime Told z_- _ Y. UUX FIVE C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session Screen Reflections. Irv -=c j -- II HE - , Publisned every morning except Mdnday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association .and the Big Ten News Service. s0Ciatedd 6014iitt ^ r"O', 9933 (NATIONAL .- covEcAE 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Ass...…
…T H E -MI-GlIGAN DAILY I New 'Fog Plow' Developed From CheapChemical M.I.T. Chemists Measure S iz e s Of Particles In Developing Process Is Movable Or Fixed Makes Channel in Cloud To Help Airplanes In Making SafeLandings By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE (Associated Press Science Editor) CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 8.--( P) -The new "fog plow" of the Mass- achusetts Institute of Technology, which does the same thing to fog that a snow plow does to snow, ca...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, TT1JMCIIANDALLAUSDY Archduke Otto To Remain In Belgian Exile Family Council In Italy Is Still Rumored; Might Go To Luxembourg WENDUYNE, Belgium, Aug. 8. - W)- The Archduke Otto, pretender to the Austrian throne, is spending a few days in this seaside resort, de- spite reports that he was en route to Italy. There were new reports that he and his mother, the former Empress Zita, were planning to establish a reside...…
…The Weather Cloudy and warmer today, possibly showers; tomorrow clearing and cooler. LY A6F an :4IaiI Editorials Race Prejudice - The Negro.. i Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XV No.38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Summer I Commutes Sentence. i Arab-Jewish SpeechGiven By Muyskens 'Cave Canem, Or Meaning Of Meaning,' Is Subject Of PhoneticsExpert Practical Examples Of Problem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY cottage occupied by one or two forestry students during the warmer months They will be glad to answer questions and give information. The lake is used for fisheries research and for specimens for the department of zoology. About the lake kingfishers, bitterns and herons may often be seen and on the lake an occasional grebe or duck. At the left of the cottage surrounded by a circle of spruces is a memorial to Prof. Roth, the...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY P Eekles Talks On" Occupations In Broadcast Field Says Original Ideas And Experience Are Most Important Assets Cites Rapid Turnover New Flight Into Stratosphere Is Planned Job In Best Later Small Station Is Preparation For Work,_He Says Experience and original ideas for advertising are the two most impor- tant assets for anyone interested in getting into broadcasting work, ac- cording to John Eckles, program di- rect...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, a; ," °. William Vare, Ex-Political Leader. Dies Heart Attack In Atlantic City Comes After Six Year Illness ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 7. - O/P) - William S. Vare, Republican na- tional committeeman and for years the colorful leader of the Republican organization in Philadelphia, died suddenly at 11:30 this morning at his summer home here. He was 66 years old. In ill health for the last six years, the former c...…
…The Weather ?Scattered shiowers, warmer ni south portion today; tomor- "ow, cloudy. LLI i igai t~t IaiI Editorials Huey Long Is Loose Again ... The New Deal College Student.. Official Publication Of The Summer Session F- XV No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS C ^PaAWl WR C ABIIWT r "r r, - Westergaard Lectures On Speaker Explains Need Of Laboratory Research In Engineering Grouting' Process Comba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES] CHIGAN DAILY ation of the Summer Session ments tually in modern education. She has become ac- interested in the workings of this modern, f I r i'V . world, and is confidently fitting herself for a place in the scheme of things. The costume change of the last three or four years is typical of the mental and psychological change. The college man who once wore slacks, cor- duroys, loud ties and flannel shirts, has...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Five Coaches Lead Tribune All-Star Poll Crowley Now Holds First Place, With Hanley 2nd And Kizer 3rd The race to select a coach to pilot the all-star team of 1933 collegians who will play the Chicago Bears Aug- ust 31 remained torrid yesterday with five coaches grouped with 700 points of each other according to tabula- tions of the nationwide poll. The con- test closes August 10. Jimmy Crowley, of Michigan Sta and Fordham,...…
…THOE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 4 s _. .__ .. __ v _ 65 Hostesses, Hosts Guests At Dinner Dance Jane Fletcher And Jean Seeley Plan Party For Dance Officials Over 65 men and women attended the dinner dance given from 7 to .10 p.m. last night in the ballroom of the League for hosts and hostesses that have officiated at League dances during the Summer Session. Jane Fletcher, '36, and Jean Seeley, '36, were in charge of arrangements f...…
…The Weather Local thunderstorms today and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Y IJ1fr igan .4:Iat Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Liberalism In The End ... The End Of War . . VOL. XV No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Programi Planned For Lecture Series Professors Westergaard And Muyskens To Give ConcludingSpeeches Former Is Member Of Illihois Faculty Will Discuss Problem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r- inn 11 1 Official Pu CHIGAN DAILY ation of the Summer Session from the blind nationalistic spirit of present-day Germany as peace is from war. It would create in men a willingness to defend the best scientific, literary, and artistic work of any and all nations. Unlimited by geographical boundaries and racial . -~C C prejudices, contributory the achievements of an as sacred and enduringt ments of an Edison or conc...…
…THE :MICHIGAN DAILY Forty-one counties below the north- ern boundaries of Mason and Arenac Counties, taking in all except the Sag- inaw Bay region, are now acutely af- fected by a feed shortage. Dr. William Heber, Federal relief administrator for Michigan, says that there are 300,000 more cattle in the State than can be supported through the season. Cattle Flood Markets Farmers have been warned not to try to unload excess cattle on the ermina...…
…..FTH1E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AUG UJST 5, 1 Austria Mourns Dead Chancellor Dollfuss; Killer Is Hanged Airplanes Losing Fascination- So Pilots Tour For The Sights AI -associated Press Photo A sad Austria, torn by civil strife, paid tribute to its chancellor, Engelbert Dollfuss, who was slain during the Austrian Nazi putsch in Vienna. The above picture (left), shows the procession accompanying the state hearse carrying his body to the city...…
…er Fair and warmer today; to- morrow unsettled and warm, followed by rain in west. LL liigtau Iuitj Editorials 'Tempest In a Teapot' World Peace - Will It Stand? . . i I Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XV No. 35' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS .-- -_ _ __._ i See Throne As Aim Of Chancellor An Historical Parallel Of Emperor Napoleon Is Guide For Action Hindenbur...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session '. ' . .re..T-.' w Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. $5ociatt4 ccvgat ci t -94 1933 . NAiON iA>1934L MEMBER. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitl...…
…T L-En. LH LGAN DA ,LY l14 ladies . M1 Rush Aid To Wounded After Putsch In Vienna To Raise R ents On Rooms Here Ann Arbor Householders Try To Enlarge Their League Enrollment Rates Forced Don Dean's Office Will Drop All Rooms That Boost Prices TooHigh (Continued from Page 1) tion of a few cases and we try to do the same with them. We regret very much that many of the householders are unable to make ends meet due to the low rental rates bu...…
…THE_ M I C HAI GAN DAILY SATAY A U ___ Birth Rate Fails To Increase As' Hoped By Italy Population Expansion To 60,000,000 Subjects By 1934 Breaks Down MarriageRate High Figures Show Increase Of 30,000 During 1933; Death Rate Low ROME, Aug. 3. - (P) - The parson has been working overtime in obedi- ence to Premier Mussolini's require- ments for a numerically stronger and greater race, but so far the stork has refused to do his share. His fail...…
…The Weather Generally fair with moderate temperature today; tomorrow cloudier and warmer. Y iifr igan 3Aat Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials The European Firecracker... Intelligence And Reform... VOL. XV No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Last Tour Of Series Is Set For Saturday Final Trip Is Repetition Of E arlier Excursion, 'A Day In Detroit' Forced To Cancel Prison Excursion Students...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUG CHIGAN DAILY tion of the Summer Session 'II ra.. :r;J . y, bp v , Me and ned every morning except Monday during the ty yeardand Summer Session by the Board in of Student Publications. er of the Western Conference Editorial Association 3ig Ten News Service. , ociited ( lutg te rsr. ,E 1933 r Aio.oiATED RES934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reputedly far-removed in time from the atrocities, of barbarism. Ci...…
…. . . . . r r.r a. . a.a a., v. to a i./ i1. 1..L 1 hours in any one day.V Sorority And L~ H League House. Board Meets Representatives Have Tea Following Board Meeting At MichiganLeague The Board of Representatives of dormitories, sorority and League houses met at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the Grand Rapids Room of the League building. Following a short meeting, tea was served to nline representatives. Several recommendations were a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FR litler In Absolute Contol Of Reich In Role O Chancellor-Pr( [DAY, AUGUST 3, 1934 sident Paul von Hindenburg, Famed Iron Man' Of Germany Kipke Predicts Good Year For Football Team 13 Letter Men Back Next Fall; Coaches Look To SophomoresFor Aid (Continued from Page 1) omores and four juniors on the first string, Capt. Roy Oen, fighting mid- get center, being the lone senior. Pre-season prospects, says Bernie, indicate "o...…
…A few scattered showers to- day or tonight; Friday probably cloudy or cooler. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XV No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1934 Public Health. Is Discussed By Dr. Sinai Modern Social Plague Is Insecurity, According To Health Officer Medical Revolution Due To Research Thirty-Seven Take Excursion To Ford's Greenfield Village Michigan Mutual Health Service Plan Outlined By Speaker_ ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUG IE MICHIGAN DAILY cAal Publication of the Summer Session : - . f ' + r :L y wi-. Unaiversity because its founder and guiding srp't is Dr. Joseph E. Maddy, professor of public school music in the University School of Music. From an idea which he had wished to see carried out for years, the camp has now grown to an organiza- tion with $400,000 worth of property and 230 stu- dents. The University has come to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY the Disastrous End Of A Flight Into Stratosphere These two pictures, taken from an army plane which followed the stratosphere balloon on its ill-fated venture, provide remarkable views of the manner in which the big bag fell onto a Nebraska farm field. At left is a view of the torn balloon as it drifted toward earth, and at right the ripped bag is shown as it landed, leaving torn shreds drifting in the air. Arrows point t...…
…ST HE M IC HI GAN D A ILY THURsDAY,. W oman Driver PlaysTaWith Mrs. Roosevelt Wife Of Presidenit Smiles After 'Cose Shaves' On H~ighway EUREKA, Calif., Aug. 1. - (I)- Two narrow escapes from motor car collisions today marked the vacation tour of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt in her little blue roadster. Twice an automobile driven by Mrs. Frank Brennan, wifc of the collector of customs of this port, nearly rammed Mrs. Roosegelt's roadster and eac...…
…Showers in west today and to- y or tonight in the east; vbably showers tomorrow. Y C e Aigau :43 ti Editorials The Kingfish And Company.... "i® a rer wn+ar rirrr Official Publication Of The Summer Session )L. XV No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS - - -- PRICE FIVE CENTS Euture Of Music Camp Menaced By. Insuficient Funds Reservations Sold Out For Tenth Tour Trip To Ford's Greenfield Village Will...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IE MICHIGAN DAILY cial Publication of the Summer Session Montana, a geology 'camp in Kentucky and an archeology camp in Egypt, beside various other camps that represent researches in different fields. The study camp offers a combination of recre- ation and study, which makes a distinct appeal. Most of these camps are comparatively new, but their tribe is sure to increase from the very nature of the opportunity that they of...…
…ilE .M LCEIGAN D AILY usic Camp Is 'hreatened By Lack Of Funds West Pointers Take A Lesson In Fine Points Of War ,, 3 7 . Annual National Camp Of High School Musicians r Founded In 1928 (Continued from Page 1) not -forthcoming the camp will have to quit at the end of this year. The camp's improvement program has not been too rapid, Dr. Maddy points out, in view of the fact that it was accorded sufficient support dur- ing the first few year...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. T 1, Adult Teaching Discussed By Dr. C. A. Fisher Says That Universities Will Direct Attention More In This Line (Continued from Page 1) ter's degree, and residence credit for a master's degree. Dr. Fisher estimated that 1934-35 would be a banner year for enroll- ment in these courses, predicting that the year would show an increase over the present year's 2,982 enrollment. The heaviest enrollment in the his- ...…
…The Weather Generally fair, somewhat warmer today; tomorrow un- ettled and warmer. " Ll r e iPbc tiganoOTeSe si Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Soviet Opportunity ... I VOL. XV No.31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1934 PRICE 'FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS .. r . i Rufus Talks. On Analysis Of Starlioht Spectroscopic S t u d y Of Light Key To Problems Of Universe, He Says Sidereal System Has Been Studied...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [IGAN DAILY of the Summer Session 4- r spoiled. There is much more credit due to the bit actor who plays his part well than the star who fails in his portrayal of the role. * * * * CHANGING the subject, a member of the play production staff recently offered to write an article in this column on the subject: "Are Actors People?" His conclusion, he said, would be in the negative. All of which is neither here - nor there. * ...…
…TH- MICHI"GAN DAILY i.Seudl I Librarians To I Austrian riflemen Drive Rebels Into Jugo-Slavia Annual Meeting i Bishop, Peck, Campbell, Others, Attend National CoaVention At Montreal i The University was well represented at the fifty-sixth annual conference of the American Library Association, held June 25 to 30 at Montreal. William W. Bishop, librarian of the University, was not able to reachj Montreal until June 27 as his duties ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Marie Dressler Loses In Long StruwoleFor Life Cancer And Contributing Illnesses Put An End To Year's Suffering Reached Top At 60 Was One Of Best Loved Actresses When She Died 62 Years Of Age HOLLYWOOD, July 28. - - Marie Dressler was Hollywood's "grand old trouper," although the stage also claimed her for its own. The veteran actress had been every- thing in the show world, from chorus girl to screen star. o Although suc...…
…T eW ah 'Slightly warmer in extreme southern portion today; possibly showers tomorrow. L Si4tr igait aiIt Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials The Church And, War.. VOL. Xv No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Dr. Scott To Present Last Law Lecture Speaker Is Chairman Of Annual Sinmer Session Parley I kre Tomorroiv's Speech Is Fifthi In Series Will Speak On 'Sanctions Of International Law';...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY o0 atcd GloU iate rez 1933 NWT..'- wOEAO? 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local nes published -ereinAll rights of republication of specil dsatches are reserved.' Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of postage gra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' Rebellion i luzi: Slain Austrian Chancellor Lying In State Appears Broken After Four Days N azi Members Continue Battling In Provinces, But To No Avail Italy Is Watching Foreign Governments No Longer Fear A General European War (Continued From Page 1) tionary activities had been directed In Maiei*s home they said they also found subversive Nazi propa- ganda and multigraphed, directions to Nazi Storm Troop detachments...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, Japs Despondent Over Onslaught Of Rayon Mills Ere Sc i e n c e Displaced Silkworm, Nippon Was Prosperous Nation Silk Price Is Lower Orders More Soldiers To Austrian Border Stratospherists Save Lives As Gondola Falls Ascend To Approximately 65,000 Feet Before Rip AppearsInEnvelope Director Of Biological Station' Issues Invitation To Visitors (Continued from Page 1) The largest number of students al- ways comes...…
…Generally fair today; tomar- fiI ow fair, little change in tem- i eMaUre,'r Wn tPr Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XV No. 29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1934 Military Rule Describes Nazi Putsch Widespread 35 Leave For Von Starhemberg Re Continues In Rain Breaks Excursion To Minnreapolis Week's Heat Niagara Falls Compromises As Au Trucking Business Is Only Parched Fields R e c e i v e Sixteen Students On Tour Strife ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA IE MICHIGAN DAILY :ial Publication of the Summer Session I Since 1924, a decided decrease is noted in the number of fires resulting from railroad locomotive sparks. Thus, while in 1925 there were 446 fires or 11.57 per cent arising from passing engines, the decline from then until the present has been almost continuous. Last year, according to the tabulation, 126 or but 2.76 per cent of the total 4,557 fires in Michig...…
…Chicago Tributne' Poll For All-Star Game Complete 22 Football Men From All Corners Of U. S. Picked For FirstSquad Aug. 31 Game Date Everhardus, Wistert, And Bernard Selected; Will Pick Coach By Poll Votes from all parts of the nation, votes which had poured in to the Chicago Tribune All-Star Football poll since mid-June, have been count- ed and filed, and here are the final results: THE MICHIGAN DAILY Il .duce's Troops Mobilizing Near A / ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, J Italy May Move Troops Without Formal Notices Dollfuss' 'Holy Heritage' Hurled At Nazis By New Head Of Government Peace Cries Rife Italy Denies Movement Of Troops Across Border; Chaos StillReigns (Contiued from Page 1) should attempt a march against the seat of government. Desperate pleas for peace seemed for the time to avail nothing. Loudly, emphatically - over the radio, in the press and by hand-bills scattere...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan generally fair today and probably tomorrow; somewhat warmer in north. Y 4Ait 4 a Iait Editorials The Murder Of Millimetter- nich ... Inevitable Unemploy- ment... Official Publication Of The Summer Session L XV No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS F artial Rule University Mourns Loss Deflared In Minneapolis, ,000 Guardsmen Called By Olson To Prevent An Outbreak Of Violence ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session through coercion, shares its profits with the work- ers. Profits are yet recognized as the principal in- centive to industry. None of the government's policies question the right of the entrepreneur to profits, or of the investor to dividends. Under this type of industrial policy unemployment is inevitable. As has been pointed out above, the re- covery program ...…
…TH-E, MtCHI(ZAN DATTv i-a a JLJL i/aLTJL . a ai1 .4 Z&.I.IN 1JL W1 L .q k i " i (Continued from Page 1) is attributed to failing health wh lasted over a period since 1932. Ab two months ago, his condition beca serious and the operation was nec sitated. He had rallied several ti since but had also suffered result relapses. ProfessorFessenden was born St. Louis and graduated from t University of Missouri at the age 21 with a degree of Bach...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RD, Italy Continuing Mobilization As Civil War Rages Franz Von Pap en Will Be Sent As Special German Envoy To Vienna Overthrow Planned Machine Guns, Artillery Ruthlessly Used; Report 300 Killed (Continued From Page 1) Artillery was brought into action for the first time since the Socialist civil war in February as the farmers inthia m obilied in great num be r The city of Loeben was captured by the government forces with t...…
…ifaPri igaue sIato Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials The New way Of Living.. Stop The Raketer ... ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS __ Possible Showers Soon May Bring Relief Here ; No Local Casualties 9 a.m.......87.2 12 noon.95.6 2 p.m..101.2 4 p.m. .102.4 4:15 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 5:00. p.m. 7:00 P.m.* 102.7 ..102.8" ...102.8 ... 96.1 4 p.m...102.6 Only slight relief was enjoyed by Ann ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THt 1, Of MICIGAN DAILY Publication of the Summer Session 1k, a ! . ,. , Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. e caioated Gitott iatQ Pro s 19 3 r 4oAt. WvrAuE I1934 = MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitle...…
