E TWO TT4T7 MTrT-TTr.A:M N Li TT V TXT'C44f"tATL' Ct1 n r t.r.^.trr. n xre*-rn r_ f nn.. aa a'L. l 1V a-.1 is E---1~1'4 a Ha I WN±ELAi MORRIS SES -LCK OF OURBE FAITH I 0JRITIC STYLS Asserts Authors Fail to Trust Ear in Detcrminina Proper Words. SAYS SCIENCE MAY AID Defends Use of Coioquialisms of Correct Meaning in Sentences. Until we have a generation with courage and faith enough to write the language as we speak it we must be content with the kind of litera- ture we have, where a good sen- tence is as rare as the diamond of Golconda and a "bon mot" is worth a king's ransom, stated Prof. A. R. Morris, of the English department, yesterday during the University broadcasting program in his talk, "How Shall I Put It." Says to Trust Ear. If we had faith enough to trust the ear and say a thing the way it sounded best we should need noth- ing more, Professor Morris said. "The chief value of science in language," he added, "will probably be what it has been in philosophy and religion; it will give us courage RADIO TODAY Prof. John H. Muyskens, of the phonetics department, will dis- cuss some phase of the cure and prevention of minor speech de- fects at 2 o'clock this afternoon over WJR from the University studio. Sidney Stragiht, tenor, will be the vocalist. I CONVICT SLAIN AS FOUR SING SING PRISONERS I Head Japanese Peer M I S S N G , R TL a n d s a t N e w Y o r k ARCHITECT CLUB DISCUSSES DANCE Percy Knudsen Outlines for the Current Year. Plans Senate Gives Specialk Privileges! for Th e Atter ding Union Formal. PLANS ARE COMPLETED SLate permission for women stu- dents who ign out for the Union, formal, Friday night, was granted yeterday at the meeting of the! Senate Committee on student Af-I fairs, men to stay out until 2:30 o'clock on the night of the dance. The Union formal, the first of its kind in the history of the organ- ization, will o hed Friday night in the ballroom of the Union. It is planned to make this function an annual feature in the social program of the organization. Marian Hardy and his Alabam-1 ians, Columbia Recording orches-1 tra, are coming from Chicago forl the dance. At the present time, they are playing in the Merry Gar- den cafe in Chicago while they featured at the El Torreon ball- room in Kansas City and at the Boulevard de Paris night club in St. Paul, Minn.. in the past. They are bringing with them a master of ceremonies and a feature trio. Special ' club breakfast will be served after 12:15 o'clock in the taprcom of the Union, and re- freshments will be served through- out the affair in the ballroom. This is one of the few occasions during the year when women students are allowed into the taproom. The Pendleton library will also be open for lounging nurposes. Plans for the coming ye-,r were discussed at the first meeting this year of the Architect's society, yes- terday afternoon. Work will be started soon, Percy Knudson, '30A, president, said, on the May party which the society sponsors every year. A contest will be held sometime before Christmas to choose the designer of the dec- orations for the party. The judges for this contest will be thefaculty members and selected students in Associated Fress Ih in- Iyesato Tokugawa,I Pr sident of the house of peers4 of the Japanese diet, who arrived in America recently. He is a prince in Japan as well as president of the house. Prince Tokugawa has been conducting negotiations in Europe and came to this country after completing his work there,. BRIGHT SPOT 802 PACKARD STREET TODAY, 5:30 to 7:30 SAUSAGE AND EGGS CORN BREAD AND JELLY STUFFED PORK CHOPS HIAMBURG STEAK IN CREOLE SAUCE VEAL ROAST, CURRANT JELLY AU GRATIN OR MASHED POTATOES BUTTERED PEAS 35c WE DELIVER i i Associatcd Press Photo Trouble, long feared at Sing Sing prison, New York, threatened tIhe institution when I'cur amd con- victs attempted to shoot their way to freedom. One 'of the inimates was killed in the battle with the guardls. Two views of the penitentiary are shown. ASI ( 5--- 1 - I Fi" IINPc ,TO BE w vffaa fra iha LA rbaa.raraafa.^ F 'cr 1 ROB INS ENUMERATES VAST OF BOOKS AVAILABLE AT K ABOUT IT STORE LIBRY RIES SEE IT to believe what we have all along felt to be true but'have been afraid to confess. 'When we know for a certainty what a good English sentence must be like we will have the courage to use a colloquial phrase wherever it fits, and back it up. If it has the right tune and puts the emphatic words where they get the right speech stress, it is a good sentence and the very gates shall not prevail against it." What's Survey Shows More Than Three Quarter Million Bound Volumes. r I I - _ Going On 1 Theaters. L y d i a Mendelssohn-"Emperor Jones" and "An Episode," Mimes presentations. Majestic-"Follow Thru" w i t h Nancy Carroll and Charles Rogers. Michigan-"Monte Carlo" with Jeannette MacDonald. Wuerth-"Girl of the Golden West" with Ann Harding. Organizations. Men's Physical Education club- Organization meeting a t 7:30 o'clock tonight in Waterman gym- nasium. Circolo Italiano-Meeting at 4:15 o'clock today in the League build- ing. Tap Dancing club-Organization meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. Black Quill society-Meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in room 332, Martha Cook. torn[ ie to C 1AppointetU Ly Effinger to Investigate Dr. Frank Robbins, assistant to the President, is forever digging up Other Plans. interesting facts and figures for the Michigan Alumnus and other cam- MANY REQUEST CHANGE pus organs. One of his latest, con- cerns the Michigan library and its Appointment of a committee of "Big Lot of Books." five to consider marking systems I "When we speak of 'The Univer- s sity of Michigan Library' what do used in colleges and universities we really mean?" asks Dr. Robbins. throughout the country, and to de- "It is not simply the Library build- termine if the University is in need ing, nor yet merely a stack of books, of a new system, was authorized by but the whole apparatus of printed the faculty of the literary college at material which the University has its monthly meeting Monday after-- acquired for the use of its teachers .and students-- 775,516 bound vol- noon. The committee will be ap- umes according to the latest report, pointed by Dean John R. Effinger. not including unbound painphlets The faculty also decided to extend of which there are 60,000 in the the examination period this semest- transportation library alone." er from Thursday to Friday noon during the second week of exami- nations. This action was taken, NaW Dean Effinger stated, because of the! NOW many requests received at the SHOWINGr dean's office from faculty members in charge of large courses who find- it necessary to hold speci'al exami- nations. Proposals involving a new system for determining the time for final, examinations, and also proposals concerning the requirements fori graduation with distinction and with high distinction were made David Belasco's F special orders for the December meeting of the faculty, Dean Effin- "THE GIR L OF TH ger said. Dean H. H. Bartlett, of the botany Ann Harding's supreaw screen cha: department, was appointed a. mem- Better tHian any picture youave se ber of the Dean's Advisory commit-' tee in place of Prof. Moses Gom- __ berg, of the chemistry department, - whose time has expired. a 9 I17 C ee "Besides the 502,692 volumes in Board Plans Meeting the general library, there are theI following special libraries," Dr. Fob-.( Members and former members of bins states, "92,308 volumes in the the editorial board of the Michigan law library, law building; 50,715 Law Review will meet for dinner at volumes in the various medical ii- 6:30 o'clock Saturday in the Law- braries; 2,530 volumes in the en- yers club. gineering libraries; 23,359 volumes! Addresses will be delivered by in the William L. Clements library; Dean Henry M. Bates of the Law 20,997 volumas in the Natural Si- school and Carl Essery, Detroit at- ence building library; 19,867 in the torney and former member of the j transportation library, East Engin- board. eering building; 10,281 volumes in ~ the chemistry and pharmacy li- braries, chemical, laboratory; 6,364 Ribbons and Supplies for volumes in University museums li- all makes of brary; 6,289 volumes in the busine's TYPERITERS administration library; 4,820 vol- umes in the architectural ilbrary; Rapid turnover, fresh stock, insures best 4,733 volumes in the school of den- duality at a moderate price. tistry library; 3,975 volumes in the forestry library; and 3,026 volumes 0. D. MORRILL in the Physics library, East Phy- 13 South State St. Phone 6615 I sics building. - Shows at college Own there z2:01, 3:4 7:00, 9:00 cimous Stage Show E GOL DEN WEST" acteration. Better than soHoliday. 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