…THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FIDE ThURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 ?AOI mz THE SPORTING LADY By BENCH WARMER In snite of the recent burst of winter weather the physical education department still has faith that spring will make its appearance soon, as shown by the fact that plans for wr, lm weather sports have already been made ... There will bc something new and different in the way the archery tour- nament is to be played off ...…
…PAGE sib THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR-St.)AY, Aft'ftii, !t, MO PA(~E SIX 'I'IIURSbAY, APE~IL ~, i9S~ k Student Group Plans Cicago Sociology Trip Itinerary To Include Visits To Hull House, 'Ghetto' And Juvenile Courts Announcing the third in the series of Student Christian Association so- ciologica field trips, William Wil- snack, '37, president of the organiza- t...... ion, said yesterday that the group going to Chicago on May 1-3 would be de...…
…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...…
…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 $2,500,000 to the Works Progress Ad miistration for im- mediate emergency work i the southeastern tornado area. The President sent the order from the U.S.S. Potomac as he turned for shore. 'resident Will Conclude { ishing Trip Today Tornado Kills More T han.100 In T...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAI Fisher Pitches As Nine Shows Batting Power Kremer Exhibits Definite Ability At Plate; Larson In Good Condition It was pitcher Ray Fisher, rather than coach, who sent the Michigan baseball squad through a long Field House hitting drill yesterday, and when the former major league ace had finished hurling to various of his men in the batting cage he was con- fident that the Wolverine offensive ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -WDEDY Pi ~1$ I936 _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY if concluded, will alleviate the present situation. Until a new "international morality" has been realized and until fair and equitable treaties are negotiated. no nation will ever be secure and no peace ever be perpetual. THE SCREE-FN ' - Publisned every morning except Monday during thoa University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF...…
…8. 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Plans For Penny Carnival Are Announced Melodrama To Be Given By Quartet Is Written By Dorothy Shappell Additional plans for the annual Penny Carnival to be held from 8 to 12 p.m. Saturday, April 25 have been announced by Jean Gourlay, '37, gencral chairman. A melodrama in music, written by Dorothy Shappell, '36, present W. A. A. treasurer will be given during in- termission. The "Four Men of Note," members of...…
…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r .1 ------, SCIX CONCERTS May 13,14,15,16 FOUR DAYS IM - GIP THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor SAUL CASTON and CHARLES O'CONNELL, Associate Conductors THE UNIVERSITY CHORAL UNION EARL V. MOORE, Conductor THE YOUNG PEOPLES CHORUS JUVA HIGBEE, Conductor JULIUS HUEHN, Metropolitan Opera Baritone, in local debut. PAUL ALTHOUSE, Metropolitan Opera Tenor I I It Soloists Choral ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU ESDAY, APRIL ;, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE T FOR UM Publisned every morning except Monday during th University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications, MEMBER OF THE 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 newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matte...…
…tESDAY, APRIMLz71936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY raum RIVAS Mann Names Best Bets For Positions On U. S. Swim Team Rates Degener Kasley At Top; 31 Are Listed Drysdale, Haynie, Christy And Fehsenfeld Named In Coach'sRanking By GEORGE J. ANDROS Fresh from the National A.A.U. In- door Championships, where he acted in the capacity of timer, Coach Matt Mann yesterday named the swimmers he considers the best prospects at the present time for positions ...…
…ax THE' MICHIGAN DAILY TUE SDAY, APRIL 7, 193 91 i n nsrnrr nrne n n s i rr nnnn nrri r"rinwi I' YfCeYry-Eoi-ound YSTEPHANIE- And anothei big week-end is over until this time next year . . . Friday night it was Slide Rule and the Engineers that claimed the spotlight . and Saturday night the blue ribbon should have gone to the Business Ad. School. They held their first dance ... which they appropriately called the Capitalists' Ball . . . a...…
…'44 TIE MICHIGAN )ALY, PAGE SEVEN Michigan State Federation Of Women's Clubs W ill Hold Con yention Speech Series Will Mark Its 18thMeeting Mrs. del Toro, Washtenaw President, Will Deliver Welcome Address Mrs. Hoad To Speak Ruthvens To Honor Guests At Tea, Dinner; Hayden To Talk On Orient A series of meetings and addresses will mark the eighteenth annual meeting of the Southeasern district of the Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs...…
…7r iGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1936 Interscholastic Press Club Will Convene May 7 7:30 p.m. in Room 2082 N.S. Papers *PrieSpea to be presented are: "Demonstration estly Tok Talk on the Vacuum Deposition of OnPolr x E Metals" by Dr. R. C. Williams. "Some 11 '"" Xp Oteki Plant Remains from Pleistocene De- posits" by Dr. W. C. Steere. Dr. Raymond Edward Priestly, I vice-chancellor of the University of Triangles at 8:00...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU"AY,"PR L5, 1936 HE MICHIGAN DAILYI -j wi - W Publisned every morning except Monday during th University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE 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 newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1934, THE MIC1IGAN DAILY rAGE FIVE KK _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ . _ _.. _.. _ _. Annual Installation Banquet W ill Be Held In League Tomorrow <+? -- - 3Scholarships, Other Awards . To Be Given. New Officers. To Assume Council Positions; Honor Groups To Tap Program Announced Dean Lloyd And Mr. Smith Will Be The Principal Speakers The program for the annual Instal- lation Banquet of the League, to be held at 6 p.m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "UNDAl, APRIL 5, 1931) H3ni Fit sWdeWn i - - .o i1 Free-Styler Supreme The IO By BILL REED I Ji "WHEN spring comes can autumn be far behind" is the cus- tomary paraphrase which the Michi- gan grid coaches employ at this sea- son. But with winter here at hand, demonstrated no less effectively by Herr Harry Kipke's thickest red flan- nel shirt than by daily blizzards, the situation becomes complicated. However, Mr. ...…
…NUN1AY, APRtW,1936 TlHE MICHIGAN DAILY Accommodations Scarce As Summer Vacations Are P1 PAGE SEVEN anned Foreign Travel Is Increasin, Randall States European Cruises Easily Arranged By Combiningj Several Lines Orient Very Popular Advice And Help of Agent Useful In Preparation For Vacation Trip i Whole World Is Stage For Planning Of Summer Vacations N s O F CANADA AO N N * {? - * BERLIN v C _ S?.K a n s a .IA t * c te ays p~ yM..Set le w......…
…"UT T..N 1U} Southmod Afie qiean TG 'I j A~hl-fl h 't h t-( ef i S Ti- tr i b ii I It )~~: i ~u P at o. nspek n Unieral arngDr. R. C. W illiamzts, "some Plant Re- - -Dr. W. C. cteer. . K to x'li'inngi Europe.'' X Vedn, sday . Apr1.il1. at .1. o'cli;;. o i w 2 N~~S. Pap i1tobe prp- I tie leprW(t 1 R('.jyWl a. aPapaO muCi' Mtals"Yby [lvc us the {.C.m1: nity. Record 'woa~'r~ Fror i ByFRDWtNUNA South Aft r e odC diamond mts ~niet t bustlin...…
…USUDA1YAPRIL 5,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P:' C Y R 1 Cross Section Of Two Civilizations China, Nippon Nara Is Beckoning T Popular Goals Of Travellers Speeidy3 Liner Scheduies WitI Fkr Eat Th1e lie o te O_".' with ts 1 age-old'nu>>) V Nh gilsand pie ng x ivi of d in ruments, is (hul i ;iguin ihs year as. touti . Ivn ' cme opportunity to view a s secion of two civiliza tions, th ok supplaning the new, as they e eideed in the daily life of the...…
…v THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 5,19aCi . ..... IN THE WORLD OFN BOOKS Economic Auth Cause And Cu NATIONAL ECONOMIC SECURITY. by Prof. Arthur B. Adams. Uni- versity of Oklahoma Press. $2.50. By PROF. PRESTON SLOSSON (Of The History Dept.) P we never find our way out of the woods it will certainly not be from lack of guide posts, though it is per- haps unfortunate that they point so many different ways! One of the most plausible ...…
…TChe Weather increasing cloudiness, not quite so cold today; rain or snow tonight and tomorrow. i~Wr iga Iai& Editorials The Loss Of Dr. Barrett .. . Exhibit 4837. A Return To Political Issues .. . VOL. XLVI No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1936 PRICE #IVE CENTS ReichItaly Face Stiffer Opposition Great Britain's Support Of League Indictments Grows Stronger British Leaders Attack Germany Possibility Of Oil Sanction Against...…
…TITE'MI G$ 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...…
…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...…
…TSHE M1tHi~gA-N DIEIY TU kY; 'AP"RIL 4, 0h39 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PUblisned every morning except Monday during tb University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE 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 newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein also ...…
…SATURDAY, APRIE 4, 19 ~s.- T HE MICHIGAN DAILY A THE SPORTING 'LADY By BE-NCH WARMER Sneaking into the W.A.A. board meeting a few minutes late, we saw Kate Landrum, new W.A.A. president, importantly thumbing the swimming pool petitions that had been handed in . . . The discussion of the pool had been under way for a few minutes and everyone was quite excited about it .... Upon someone's complaint that it was practically impossible for town...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1936 . .. ....... ..... ................ . ........... . ... .... ........... ... . ...... ...... . .. .............. " Announce List Of May Festival Guest Directors; Stokowski To Conduct 2 Concerts; Moore, Higbee Also Named A list of five conductors, headed by Leopold Stokowski, who will pre- side over the Philadelphia Symphony1 Orchestra, the Festival soloists, and i the University Choral Union durin...…
…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;...…
…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...…
…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 ...…
…THE MICHIGXN DAILY FR rjDA.Y THE MICHIGAN DAILYI Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications, MEMBER OF THE 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 newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein also reserved. Ente...…
…a, ARl3 THE MICHIAN DAILY Annual Slide Rule, Engineers' BalC To Be Given In Union Ballroom Grand March Will Be Led By Mary E. McCord And Robert Taylor Mary Ellen McCord, '38, will lead the grand march at the seventh an- nual Slide Rule Dance tonight in they Union Ballroom with Robert L. Tay- lor, general chairman. The dance will last from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Noble Ashley, chairman of the or- chestra committee, will have as his guest Dorothy A...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . . ... . ............................. Dr. Dice Asks Laboratory For Heredity Work Study Of Family Histories Would Aid Improvement: Of Race,_Expert Says Creation of a State laboratory to give Michigan a leading place in the study of just how human traits, good and bad, are inherited, was urged recently by Dr. Lee R. Dice, director of the laboratory of vertebrate gen- etics. A few facts of human heredity are known,...…
…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 ...…
…'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...…
…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 MiCIIIGN flATLY T1 RSD 1'r, APRIL -2, 159t THE MICHIGAN DAILY i @-IrA Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE 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 newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matte...…
…THE MICIGAMN IDM PAGE Installation Of New Officers To Be Monday Principal Speakers To Be Dean Lloyd, Miss Smith At LeagueBanquet Tickets for the annual League in- stallation Banquet, to be held at 6 p.m. Monday, April 6, in the League Ballroom, are going rapidly, Maureen Kavanagh, '36, ticket chairman an- nounced yesterday. All the newly-appointed League of- ficials are to be officially installed at the banquet. The principal speakers of t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlIIIUSA Y, APRIL 2, 1936 Before Commission Found New Chapter Of SigmaRho Tau Prof. Robert D. Bracket of the Col- lege of Engineering English depart- ment announced last night the found- ing of a new chapter of Sigma Rho, Tau, honorary engineering speech society, at the University of Toledo. The ceremonies which took place last Friday night were presided over by Professor Bracket, national or- ganizer of the society, an...…
… 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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…)rte THlE M!CrllgAN DIE EDT THE MICHIGAN DAILY and pray for me as the head of the nation . . Ye shall pray fervently with your faces upon the ground, and not look at the priest . . . And, ye priests, remember the power of him that made you his creatures and do your duty . . . "6. Ye shall not murder each other, save it be by my own commands, and for purposes that may be known to me alone; but of your enemies, . . ye may kill an infinite numb...…
…W A APRIL 1 MICINDAIY PAGE Women's, Sport Faculty To Give Final Dance Of Season Tonight Mrs. Stuart Is In Charge Of Affair, Subscription Dinners To Precede The Faculty Women's Club will hod its final dance of the season from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. tonight in the ballroom of the Union. Mrs. C. L. Jamison had charge of all the arrangements for the dances until she was taken ill. Since the first of the year, Mrs. Lawrence Stu- art has been ge...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1936 Hauptmann Is Saved By Last Minute Action Kimberling Complies With Grand Jury To Approve Execution Reprieve 48 Hours Granted Jury Reported Examining New Angles On Murder Of Lindbergh Baby (Continued from Page this statement to Attorney General David T. Wilentz, chief of the prose- cution staff at the Flemington trial: '"Mr. Wilentz, with my dying breath, I swear by God, that you convicted an inno...…
