Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1937
Caption:
LEARNING TO OPERATE RESUSCITATOR: Deputy sheriffs and members of the Ann Arbor police and fire departments, and the city and state police at Ypsilanti are learning how to use the sheriff's department's new $400 resuscitator-inhalator. Sheriff Jacob B. Andres, in the above photograph, is showing Trooper Charles Allen of the Ypsilanti state police post and Sgt. M. G. "Red" Howard of the Ann Arbor police how to revive a person nearly drowned or asphyxiated. One of the county jail prisoners is serving as "victim" for demonstration. Purchase of the equipment was authorized recently by the board of supervisors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1937
Caption:
POOR PROPET BUT A WINNER. Alpha Tau Omega fraternity of 1415 Cambridge won the annual homecoming decorations contest with this unique exhibit of dice marked for a victory over Minnesota. Kappa Alpha Theta was winner in the sorority division.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 27, 1937
Caption:
VALUABLE PACKAGE IS HANDLED WITH CARE: When workmen started the job of moving the University's new telescope mirror from a freight car to the Observatory building they observed all the precautions warranted by the fact that the disk cost $14,000. The crated disk is shown being hoisted from the freight car to a truck at the New York Central freight yard.