…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1938 THE MICHIGAN D ATI Y 'AGr1 ; ' THaEs- MI vCH.i ' AN DATT.V L'tIEP"L-1 ,..,... a , .., Enery Deutsch Will Replace Clyde Lucas At CapitalistBall l4 Dance Tickets Chic For Spring Canters itiations, Installments Announced Still Available At Union Desk In) 19 Fraternity.And Sorority Houses, ~ - 'I Alpha Delta Pi Business Administration iThe new officers were installed the installation of the following of- pled...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY May Festival Presents 45th Chapman Claims Preserves Are 19 Fraternities Very Necesstry To Save Wildlif Namue Oficers, Testifies For Youth Bill WPEDNESDAv, MARcH 16, 1938 Local Communities Hold Key To Child Guidance, Says Carr Annual, erie,, I 'State Legislation Progra1 Directs SafPy Advocated lBy Naturalist- Philadelphia Or c h e s t rA As Protection Measure. And Seven Metropolitan BR T . T E Opera Singers A...…
…The Weather Continued cold, with north- easterly winds, possibly snow. Addolow tA6F t ctYt ii Editorials Whither. Mussouing 'The Life Of F Ryie Zola,. VOL. XLVnI. No. 118 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1938- PRICE FIVE CENTS Spanish Letter Was Written ByEx-Student, Daily Reveals Loyalist Letter Uncovered By Times Correspondent Found Work Of KaNe Friends of Kahle Help Verify Story By ELLIOT MALRANISS (Copyright, 1938, by The Mich...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESbAY, MARCH 15, 1938 I I Austria's Chancellor Plays Bureau Makes Awards In Competition d 11.1___________ 1 Michigan Praised Graduates' Play For 'Promise'; ly St., who was chaperon at the house $13,500 In Prizes Given in which Kahle and Eldred roomed, said that Department of Justice s The Bureau of New Plays, spon- agents had been in Ann Arbor look- sored by seven motion picture com- ing for Kahle. "They asked me...…
…" - .. _. i (.ice .' c Y. 1i : ,lt". _'at tai J.r:1 'TOE MAlitICAN DAILY' 11.4 f T I T IF _ _ _ _ . .. -ASIDE Aougers Place Four Men On All-Star Hockey Team -LINESI By IRVIN LISAGOR - Chicago Pot Pourri .. . A TOUCH of laryngitis, the reces- sion and staff considerations combined to prevent this corner from its Chicago hearth,dand the several Conference meets during the past week-end. But in the octopus man- ner, we had tentacles on t...…
…PAGE FOUR T HE M ICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1939 - _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of tuder+ Publications. Pubushed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. 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...…
… TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1938 T. HE - M 1'..A 411..T..A. A J .'. D F A.. I V ... _. i l411Tu --1C U.1 R! 2 1.\N !JT 1A L. . 1 111.E L' 1' l sr a Chairmen List Guests Invited To Odonto Ball Ida Mae Shilling To Attend With Charles Valluzzo, General Chairman Committeemen have invited their guests for the fourth annual Odonto Ball to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, March 18, in the Union Ball- room. Ida Mae Shilling, '37, will be the guest of...…
…THE MIHIGAN DAILY She >ard Raps Swastikas Flutter Over Austria As Nazi Troops March aF Union . Ineorporatioii E Einployers' Suits Could! Crush Organized Labor, Professor Explains Incorporation of unions, which would hold the unions responsible for acts of individual members, would permit employers to sue the I'ni ins out of existence, Prof. John F. Shep- ard of the psychology department said yesterday. "If uinions were incorporated," Prof...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy, and colder to- day and, tomorrow; probably ppr Lit 43" Iait Editorials Dr. Gallup's Popular I 116. VOL XLVIII. No. 117 * ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Trackmen Capture) °y 5th Big Ten Title; Natators Nosed Out Watson And Gedeon Leach Track Team To Close The Victory At Chicago Wisconsin Gives, Wolverines Scare By ROY HEATH. CHICAGO FIELD HOUSE, March I 2.-(Special to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 ;, . .. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Puh atle~ i on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the LUniversfty Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presidfeut until 3:30; 1:00 a.m. on saturday. Tickets for the public available at the door. University Lecture: Professor James C-. Needham, Emeritus Professor of Entomology and Limnology at Cor- nell Umversity, will give an i...…
…SNAY, MARCHi13,i38THEs MICHIGAN DAILY __ e Track, Mat Teamns Win A Swimmers Lose In Blig Tfen Meets > -- Natators Bow To Ohio State In Big_10 Meet Kirar, Haynie Win Four Events But Buckeyes' Better Balance Wins (Continued from Page 1) rar's second record-breaking perform- ance of the meet. He shattered the 50-yard record in yesterday's trial heats. Ohio State accounted for the third new record when its 400-yard relay team bettered Mi.igan...…
…THLE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 U THE MICHIGAN DAILY HalfA Decade With Pres. Roosevelt; Daily Writer Gives New Deal History Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of tude* Publications. Pubiished every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repu...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 THE MICHIGAN D A Ii.V PAC9 ' - -- 11 .'.LAl 1 4 1 1 M C1 , i N 1 'Y L S DP "A Sunday Supper Group To Hear Etiqlue lie'Talks All Students Are Urged To Be Present; Forestry Club Will Be Honore A forum discussion on "Campus Etiquette" will highlight the enter-; I Head-Liners For Chapman, Od By SUZANNE POTTER Wendell Chapman,dOdonto Ball and "boots" are plucked as head-liners from the roster of next week's at- tracti...…
…S I THE9MIHIGAN DATLY _sw_ AY, MARCH i3, 193i Cast And Staff Rowe Terms Present National Of Hillel Drama Theatre Measure Unfortuna Conservatives, te~ Liberals Tied DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN (Conuinued from Page '4 RELIEF RATE FALLS The number' of families in Wash- tenaw County on relief stood at about 500 below the depression number of 3700 with ERA officials reporting a steadily decreasing rate. Families INSTRUCTIONS Open 10. to 10. Terl...…
…i. rE MICHIGAN DAILY COLORFUL NEW FASHIONS FOR SPRING t I I ,. . Y miy. t.'!." ".:..+'. nKn. nv4:......, ... i. niC.. :. i . 4'+Pr. . v.,.'.as...: : ..uJ rvnWxrvw.:cct .Ketsu.:oti ati^Si3:Mnor<.: v:r..e v? Y..+.. it.+v. .. n. :. e.s +J.'- )w.,:'" . WHEN EASTER GREETINGS roll around you'll want to be at your best, just as Spring is at its best at the time. Spring is something fresh and vivacious and youhful that blooms anew each year...…
…T" THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 Two Gentlemen From The Bandbox Topcoats Fit In TightSqueeze Coats Will Be Moderate Waisted And Short The extra-heavy winter jobs and the loose raglan topcoats that so many of us have now, and had in 1929, are perfectly suitable for coun- try wear our tailor tells us, but for early spiring days in town the ideal coat, the super ultra extra special will be tailored to fit the figure in a tig...…
…'A' t *-9 A n~ or . _ ... _ o - _. - ,~A - w p( eu B"O ;. co Ung S r-t ,z r .-,.: ,, . .T . ;. ,. , , ;: ... Sothern t yiet Forecastr New Sportsacets :,y MQiK cltON AMPEL , ..t4ou ficlkle old man. March- is soxt of~ oudoing hes lion act and cur- r ,xt sartorial fancy ,is :restricted to ??itens, piufFers,, and ear muffs, ur spring and summer styles are berg set for us right now way down yonder !n the. sunny southiands,. on. Florida beache...…
…'HE MIC 11A D~AILY1 For S pring Hats Ir -may Light Felt Hats Are Tops Now i . " { ;, > .-::. x Dark Himhurg Now Worn For Semi-Sports Now that the radiator no longer' looms large in our daily, life, the heavyweight hats, of winter 'are puta aside with a sigh of- relief and' well- dressed men turn to the lightweight' smart felts suitable for spring wear. One of the best looking of these is the cavalier hat. It got its name from its res...…
…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY aincoats This Year Have British Origin U Newest Styles i Forsake Weight Brown, Green Anti Gray To Dominate . The purchaser of a raincoat this spring will be swamped with models of a distinct British, origin, which forsake weight and warmth for a more basic protection against the heavenly outbursts. After the extreme models did not fare so well last season, the emphasis is being placed on styes with a great- er consume...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 4ARCH 1 Variable Spring Demands Wardrobe Stocked With Sweaters three GeneralC TypesNeeded V-Neck Sleeveless Model Most Popular Spring weather is the most varia- ble of any during the year. More people get chilled and catch cold be- cause of its deceptive qualities, and one of the best expedients for avoid- ing9 Ann Arbor's worst at this time Is a lightweight sweater. Often the weather is too mild to warrant an ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEE Some New Notes For Town Wear EDITORIAL' The New 1-rk Custom Cutters' Club held its nineteenth annual men's style show yesterday, and the mem- bers indulged in their usual output of propaganda and predictions as to what the dude of tomorrow will wear. With the efforts to enhance the ap- pearance of the American male we are in complete accord, for the job needs to be done, though it does...…
…RTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUN 'Dandy Period' Boasts Others Than'The Beau A Mania For Single Color In Clothes, Accessories Wats One_'Dandy' Oddity Col. Kelly Famed As Most Ecccitrie While the name of Beau Brummel is faint iar to most of us these days the n2nes of many of his contem-1 poraric, are no longer recognized. Many of them were extremely pic- turesqu}- figures and all observed a sartorial, standard higher than any support- c' nowadays....…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE malwo /hV,} /t ;/} .1 . "1 i". '"'1Tf yP 1. ! " T:". ,,;:1 1 Jar ' :":tia .tit. n\1 : ,}.;:;}:;:}:; ti-:i;:G;"}L 1! v 1 Sam: Mon III 1 010 No' \,. i{ " 1. y.: t: Ems :. 1 ZX- tea" xy 1 y1 / I 1 4 1 r { &.w.Mgmall III Jr V ! ¢ y '.1t f tie, n I},}} ".¢ .:}' ?: v r:. Lh'.%'.%:v'r:{ S"1'.;:{ ..\,'"nti' ,.,.n.: v, 5 {":{".; .; ..; .4": 'i ' : r... in.. 4., " V:,.: "14 n .v .'"},. :ti :"}:.". "... %} is 1, . mow ms 1 ...…
…#. T I MIC IGAN-DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13,1938 In The Knew' I Forecasts Big Blouse Sell-Out Sheer Dainty Styles, Wild Prints, Fitted Vestees Are Fashion Advance By VALDA SPRING Since advance notes show that suits are going to be the thing again this spring, blouses, too, fol- low the upward trend. Sheer dainty lingerie blouses, wild print blouses, to say nothing of fitted vests and vestees, take the spotlight. Among the realm of lingerie blo...…
…THlE MICII AlN iAI1Y PAGE SIE PAGE SE' New Pastels, Modeled In Sheer Wools, Lift Drooping Spirits Classic Frock' Of Rib-Stitching Is Fashionable Women's Campus Shops Feature Bi-Swing Backs And Shirtwaist Styles By JEAN HASTIE Look like a breath of spring in the new pastels modeled\ in sheer wools and alpacas. The vibrant new colors of dusty pink, blue, rose-red, violet- blue and beige are enough to lift even the most drooping spirits. A ...…
…'[rllEYT .IE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DA 9 Y, 11I[1UCH 13, 1J;;b ostume Suit Offers Possibility For Combination Wardrobe oats, Jackets TOv r ver Dresses w inncer Dresses,C Formals Vary .Between Line's Romanti~c And exotic; Prove Popular Zippers, JRadiating Tucks, Ascots Decorate Frocks Beneath Their Topcoats By MARIAN FERGUSON If you are one of those who, full of the zest of spring, buy clothes on the spur of the moment and end with a scrambl...…
…UCNIAY, MA 1t.Ci 13, ivs 'FTHE MICHIGAN IDlAtL. S £3.R*. *iS~S2S *S*~ .1 - -- - ------ - ---- ------ Splashy Prints, Stkipes Mark S immer Styl Costume Jewelry Is Inspired By Orient Bags Inspired Long Spring Vacation Mornings Abed By Sea=ShellsB h BYNecessitate Bri ht New, Bed Jacko Dirndl Dress Pred To Be Great Favo icted rite ; Zippers Still Smart Going south? You few lucky ones who are planning on taking a little southern jaunt befo...…
…TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 TWENTY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 Straps Cross, Toes Are Open In Dress Shoes New Combinations Made' In Models Of Ribbon, Patent And Gabardine By JEANNE FOSTER Along with the season's rains come new leaves, grass, flowers and SHOES. For shoe manufacturers have cast all caution to the winds this spring and are bringing out some of the most daring as well as flattering shoes we have ever seen. It ...…
…'. SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 THE-MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-ONT ay Tweed Suits Contribute To spring Fashion-Rightnes& Wine, Purple Pink And Ble Are, CombIned Tailored English Charm Is Found In Collarless Jackets And Scarves By KAY MacIVOR The first day of spring is only seven days off, so right now the essential thing is to "suit" yourself in one of the gay becoming new outfits dis- played in the shops. The prominence of tweeds at Pa...…
…rrii ~ t TIAN iAl 1, Y '.ac,..~n~cwa~.w',..aw'r., w wA,.,.ntter..~ltana w. ..,aa a. .. i'a*. a',.aa,4', in n hsjyt '. -.,,.=X 1:,,....t -. rT eli Cloaked Ladies ' Lu1_. a . Ite Grandest In The Easter Parade Spring Suits Combine Checks, Plain Wools Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary! - Skirts Pleated Circularly;! Balloon Skirt Of Silkj Is WidelyAcclaimed Many New Models, Suggest Gibson Girl By KAY MAC IVOR Skirts and sweaters still get a, una...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer today; tomor- row cloudy and somewhat cold- er. 00, A6F t 't cYYt 4:3attg Editorials Hall. To Canton And Enderbury.. I VOL. XLVIII. No. 116 AlN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS aP---- FiVtE, VENYMi , k t Michigan Favored To Repeat Victory I Six Men sWn Austria Bows To German Military; Posts InSeae7 In Big Ten Track As L700 Vote Adams, Cummins, Keivlcyj Kistler And ie (et...…
…rwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATR Y, MARCH 12 1938 Another Pin Point In The United State Imperialistic Map T Liiht Facilities X Are-in ro0ved ' SoarSdS States' BIlimess Office Lighting I 309)Per Cent Better; Prograim Will 4 oniniue Lighting facilities in the main business office in University Hall have been improved 300 per cent at a cost of $500, the Building and Grounds! Department announced yesterday. I This work is a continuation of the! reli...…
…SATURDAY, AtAly'.01 P", 038 'I'l Al .! -t1 p N i ) L~A 1. PAVIrr'. M A T I D iia _w i , 19 8 f F; I I li f A N.,A l I Miei~a, Idiaa, ace TrackField With Five Qualifier 's Each C edeon, Kelley, OlmsedGain Hurdle Places' Hayes In Qiuarter, Jester In Half Mile, Are O ther' Michigan__Qualifiers (Continued from Page 1) m , : A SIDE LINy IILVIN IASAGOIZ We EIct. Tankers, Matmen Place II- 7 In Prelimrinaries s " ....fw+..w..w. G s 5 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I U a Board of Editors MANAGING EDITOR.............JOSEPH S. MATTES ASSOCIATE EDITOR ................TUURE TENANDER ?SSOCIATE EDITOR .............IRVING SILVERMAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR............WILLIAM C SPALLER ASSOCIATE EDITOR..............ROBERT P. WEEKS WOMEN'S EDITOR...................HELEN DOUGLAS SPORTS EDITOR.....................IRVIN LSAGOR Business Department . BUSINESS MANAGER...............ERNEST A. JONES CREDIT M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACT TI -. _________________________________________________________ a nat List Of Patrons Of Odonto Ball Is Announced Ferns And Cut Flowers To Decorate Ballroom; Few T k Availabi Patrons and patronesses for the fourth annual Odonto Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday March 18, in the Union Ballroom have been announced by Robert Si- bilsky, '39D, chairman of the patrons committee. President and Mrs. Ruthven, De...…
…rA GE SIX THE ATICHIGAN PAIII'vi SATURDAY. ARCH 12, 1938 A . . ..... . ...... ......... . .... ......... ...... . ..A.. ...Y. Mass Induistry And esearchi ShowConflict Indus~4tr'y 'SIighting Sceiene gays P'hysicist; To Talk At Caoinin1g__SNynposiuml Concentration on in as', product ion by the auitomnobile induistry arid tb? preo0ccupation of physicists vwith their prog rams of research, har maintained an~ effective ba,:rier to the coopera...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy today with ris- ing temperature; fair and slightly warmer tomorrow. L A6F A& .A4tr4t an ti Editorials Why Are We Here? . The TVA Is In Dangerao. Ann Arbor's Municipal Election.. VOL. XLVIII. No. 115 Ali ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hostile British Crowds Jeer Nazi Minister At Whitehall Lord Halifax Disappointed After First Big Effort To Reach Rapprochement Austrians Riot Over Call Fo...…
…TWO THE MICHIG.&. a~.A aAN' . 'DAILY~.4= s TW__ __CIT7~N DAL AcademyPlans 43rd Meeting For March 17 Eminent Scholars To Talk At Sessions; To Be Open To The General Public The 43rd Annual Meeting of the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, March 17, 18 and 19, will bring to Ann Arbor outstanding scholars and speakers from many uni- versities, and will consist of 14 sep- arate meetings and luncheons. The entire program, for which a...…
…,c THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Hockey Team Easily Defeats Illinois By 8-1 Score ASID E * LIN S L..-- 'Sy IRVIN LISAGOR - _i Hitting, HurlingI Are Stressed' By Ray Fisher With his entire squad on hand now except Burt Smith who is still chas- ing the puck around at the Coliseum, Coach Ray Fisher and his ball club have settled down to steady work- Cook Is Star For Pucksters Townsend Is Placed On AP All.Conference W t CHICAGO, March 10...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYF"D 'bWI'gNC tl!tHE RD (ONr'iL or5ThDENT erUvpzATh)NL i ~kM l tr ,,..', Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studen* Publications. Pubshed every morning except Monddy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Jimmy Lunceford To Play For Annual Crease Ball April L Assembly Ball To Be Tonight; Guests Named Decorations Will Feature' Floral Arrangements And Indirect Lighting Guests of the Central Committee for Assembly Ball were announced, yesterday. The dance will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight in the League Ballroom. Norma Curtis, '39, general chair- man, will have as her guest Guy Or- cutt, '39, Barbara Epps...…
…E %:SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY Candidates For The Senate Election Present Their Plal rI WA R CH11,193f [forms ,A n :. w EDITOR8 NOTE: Polowig are th r~ermpete pltfrr s.ubmtted b three prttes and 10 unattached candidates and repernting 47 of the 64 canddate for ;the Sudent senate). , ,LIBERAL My idea of the Student Senate is that of an organization which will serve as a medium through which the will of the student body of the University of Mich...…
…The Weather Cloudy and colder tonight. Warmer tomorrow L Sir igau vatt Editorials Cast Your Vote Tomorrow . Careerism In Politics ., VOL. XLVII. No. 114 TVA Branded 'Dictatorshi p By Senators In Word Duel Bridges Hurls Epithets Of 'Der Fueirer' At Supervisor Lilienthal Roosevelt Sumnmons Board For Hearing, WASHINGTON, Mach .-P) Senator Bridges (Rep., N.H.) appeal- ing for a congressional investigation of TVA, asserted today that an "au-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH, 1938 J P those who aim at high salaries, case o t'ros p c s work is the best field, Miss Canfield said. Most of the paying jobs are to 1rIdt be found in this branch of social work. r- aFor those who prefer research, the field of community organization offers athe best opportunity, but since it is a coordination of the first two fields Miss Cranfield advised aspairants toI F LLETT'S 3c per Day 10c Minimum ...…
…rHU4SDAY MVARC 10, 198 TIH E M[kCiIIG A:N I)AIIA, c .I *AS IDE 9 LINE.S "Sy IRVIN LIS AGO.R This Otte Counts 9 t NORTHWETERN'S veteran swi- picks Ohio State to win the team championship in the Big Ten meet Saturday night, with Michigan pro- viding stiff competition ... Records are bound to crack in the big Win-: netka splash with such 1940 Olympic candidates present as Northwestern's Danny Zehr, Oio State's. Al Patnik,1 Jim Patterson, Bil...…
…THE NICHIGAN DAILY THURSAY, MAR , 1938 Board of Editors MANAGING EDITOR.............JOSEPII S. MATTES ASSQCIATE EDITOR ................TUURE TENANDER .SSOCIATE EDITOR ..............IRVING SILVERMAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR.............WILLIAM C, SPALLER ASSOCIATE EDITOR ...............ROBERT P. WEEKS WOMEN'S EDITOR...................HELEN DOUGLAS SPOR~TS EDITOR .....................IRVIN LISAGOR Business Department BUSINSS MANAGER ...........ERNEST A...…
…rI. .UU fI.. , I THE MICHIGAN D'AILY Martha Graham And Dance Group To Give Recital Here March 28 Was Once Pupil Denishawn Dance School Artist Will Be Sponsored By Women's Physical Edication Department Martha Graham, renowned expon- ent of the modern dance, will appear here with her dance group Monday, March 29, at Pattengill Auditorium, in Ann Arbor High School. Debut Made At 16 Miss Graham was first known as an outstanding member of th...…
…six THE MICHIJ(AN DAILY TI1UVI AT, MARCh, 1938 Candidates For The Senate Election Present Their Plal forms (EDITOR'S NOTE: Fllowing arc the complete platform ;ub3Itted by three patties and 10 unattached candidates ifd rpreentng 47 of te 64 candidates '~r the Stude nt Senate) LIBERAL My idea of the Student Senate is that of an organization which will serve as a medium through which the will of the student body of the 'University of Michig...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness today; occasional rain tomorrow, A6F Albl .ftitr4t g an Pati j Editorials A New Program For An Old Party? .. Wanted: A Site F.; The Obseratry. VOL. XLVIII. No. 113 ANAo ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS British, Italian Envoys Start Conversations; Yoda Guilty Tomorrow, England And (ermanv To Commence Discussions On Colonies Hoover And Hitler Convene At Reich Leading news dispat...…
…PAGETWO 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAR!CH 9,1938 Chrysler Head Sees Openings DespiteSlump Dr. Thomas Finds Greatest Opportunities Now Lie In Smaller Business (Continued from Page 1) swiftly because it is unimpeded by the industrial hierarchy whose ex- perience blocks entrance to the top positions in the large corporations," he said. In crisp phrases Dr. Thomas em- phasized that business had no place for men who believed opportuniti...…
