…The Weather Lowers Tuesday followed by er Wednesday; Wednesday cooler southeast portion. - A iiT I r, Sirtian XLIV No. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. U I I Crowd acted For Here Is Synopsis Of Summer's Chief Events Of Local Interest Frosh Dinner More Than 200 Tickets For Freshman Banquet Have Already Been Sold T. Hawley Tapping PrincipalSpeaker Kipke, Yost, And Fay Are Among Others Who Will Address '37 Function With more than 2...…
…LILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN blcation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the versity. opy received at the office of the Assistant to the President til 3:30; 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. V TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 No. 2 NOTICES TQ Users of the Daily Official Bulletin: The attention of users of e Daily Official Bulletin is respectfully called to the following: (1) Notices submitted for publication must be typewritten and must 'igned.....…
…6,1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T i .Minutes Of- Council Meeting The meeting was called to order by the president at 7:30 p. m. Roll was called and the minutes read and ap- proved. The president announced that the Board of Regents had appropriated $300 for the use of the Council in carrying out its projects during the year. Copies of the constitution were distributed, and ciscussion ensued concerning the duties and powers of the disciplinary...…
… E MICHIGAN DAIL Established 1890 Y action soon. Even if it does not, there will still be the election next spring when the voters of the city will be given the opportunity to give 7 I the dry aldermen their just deserts. 1i ;7',L j . /"- J i.1.f -I K. University Needs New Buildings Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Meml r of the Western C...…
…SEPT. 26, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1W 7 3 !'t 0nU S'TV. SOCIETY -1 Made-Up And Dressed-Up, Gloria Sets The Style M~nllililEE E~iill~liR~i4 League Plans Continuation Of'. GrillDancin1 With the start of classes many of the League activities that proved suc- cessful last year will start again, said Miss Ethel McCormick, social direc- tor of the League. The Duplicate Bridge tournament that was con- ducted both last semester and dur- ing the su...…
…! ®RII I IIIf ®II THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933 Lovely Interfraternity Council upper-class women, and a bureau Alpha Gamma Delta Is ove1S l ' 1 which has, been established to ini- Plans 'Hello Day' At U.C. whcba be stbihdt i Located. In New Hlome tiate freshmen women into campusae a1 .a r i S ee ss In connection with the fact that activities is expected to prove valu- AlphmnGamma Delta sorority our Interfraternity Council is plan...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY d May Be 'ul Strength i State Game $1,000,000 Hutchins Hall Marks Near Completion Of Law Group 1 Officers Hopeful As Drills, Rehearsals Draw Many; Plan Chicago Trip For the first time in its colorful history, Michigan's Varsity Band may march into the Stadium for the opening game at full strength, Prof. Nicholas D. Falcone, director, an- nounced yesterday. Preliminary registration and try- outs and results of the season's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Jean E. Ehrhard, of the Ro- mance Language department, has accepted a position with the French Institute of Berlin and will not re- turn to the University. Professor Ehrhard was honor man in his class at the Ecole Normale Superieure and received this position for that rea- son, according to Prof. Hugo P. Thieme, head of the Romance Lan- guage department. Prof. Warner F. Patterson will give a two-hour course of lyric p...…
… SECOND SECTION L M9it igm ~~IAVi SPORTS VOL. XLIV No. 2 ; ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Gridders Continue To Drill On Fundamentals; Bernard Is Injured I" PLAY & BY-PLAY Defensive Ability Of Half Will Aid Line Crosscountry Squad Trains For Big Meet Veteran Halfback May Be Used At Safety I-By AL NEWMAN- Unjust Publicity Early Scrimmages Sportonomics * * * "EVERY ATHLETE IS EITHER underrated or ov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU funior End Will Rank With Best In Natior Illinois Coach To Have Array Of Sophomores URBANA, Ill., Sept. 25.-(Special) -A group of spirited sophomores, undismayed by an aray pf experi- enced players which forms a nuc- leus for the Illinois football team, is girding itself to contend for posi- tions. Arvo Antilla, big blonde Finlander, who first played under Coach Ray Gallivan, a sub for Red Grange, was a freshman end b...…
…TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Star Players To Lead World Series' Teams (Continued From Page 9) performance for the Senators in his first year in the big leagues marked him as in the class with any first- ranking infielder. As far as directing ability is con- cerned, Bill Terry appears to hold the upper hand. Bill has been in the big time for a longer time and has more experience. Last year the Giants finished in sixth place a...…
…TWELVE THE MICHIGAN D AILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933 Voice Classes To Be Given By Music Sehool Success Of Last Year's Experimental Groups Is Justification For Action Class instruction ins voice, con- ducted last year under .the direction of Prof. James Hamilton on an ex- perimental basis, has been added as a regular course in the curricula of the School of Music, according to a recent announcement. The success of the experimental groups has...…
…SEPT. a6, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P ~..-rooms. Freshmen required to live in of the engineeringi apprvedhouss. owad.B.-'Lewis,h Aug.1 1- A nn A rbor stores voted Ho ga che m str fuller co-operation with the NRA made directors of t and agreed to remain open Saturday - - - - ..._.. -- - - - - - -sion and of the pl iGE coll cad dep he har lege and Prof. i of the physi- artment, were Summer Ses- rmacy College, Effinger Death, Facul ty Cuts Are ...…
…F ,TEEN T HE MICHIGAN bAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1933 I TEEN Noted Artists Secured For 1 Choral Series x Piatigorsky, Rachmanin- off, Olszewska, Kreisler And Pons To Be Here Lily Pons, Fritz Kreisler, Serge Rachmaninoff, Maria Olszewska and Gregor' Piatigorsky are among the noted artists to appear in Ann Ar- bor at the 10 concerts of the 1933-34 Choral Union Series, one of the most brilliant groups of recitals ever ar- ranged by Charles A....…
…The Weather' Cloudy and warm today; to- morrow rain and much cooler. C, 01. r IAIfr iAu 4:3att Editorials Pretty Lively For A Corpse. Federal Government To The Rescue .. VOL. XLV. No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS General Johnson Resigns Post Of Recovery Leader Resignation Immediately Accepted By President At HydePark Home Pressing Private Duties Is Reason Revision of Program To Come Within Few D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEP] 26, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in.the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. English 127 will meet in 2225 A. H. on Wednesday. E. L. Griggs English 297: Mr. Weaver will meet students in 2218 A. H. at 11:30, Wed- nesday, Sept. 26. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY -1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM...…
…DNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE STAR DUSTB TO PROFESSOR RALPH AIGLER, chairman of the Board in Control of Athletics: Will you please consider making a bid for the Big Ten outdoor track meet for Ann Arbor next spring when the board meets in December to make that, and other decisions? , This column published a plea, last year, that the meet be brought to Ann Arbor. Perhaps you didn't see it, since you were in the West...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY .' . " . / I :t Published 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. MEMBER s5odiattd (dolltgiate Begs -<934 lIig 935e- HAD4SON 1SCONSIM MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for r...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Members O Local Women's Clubs To Hold First Autumn M PAGE FIVE Feetings (+r-------- Freshmen Girls Lodge Protests As Dr. Bell Chides Exam Critics; Alpha N u Plans Debate Program For This Year Michigan Repertory Players Conclude Successful Season By JOSEPHINE -McLEAN t Freshmen women gownced in "angel robes" stomp their spike heels as they progress from station to station in the health ...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1934 ~- I 100,000 Surplus On Petitions For' County Ref orm Signatures Mount In Effort To Amend Constitution Of State Favored By Bromage Explanation Of Move To Give Home Rule Made By Professor A surplus of approximately 100,000 names has been piled up on the peti- tions to amend the State constitution as regards county government, ac- cording to Prof. Arthur W. Bromage of the political scienc...…
…41 Weather w generally fair and wcwhat warmer. Yl tp -a& & I_ :43 il Editorial Meet You In The End Zone.. I XLX. No. 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS University Reports Record Enrollment Of 10,978 Students I -An Editorial- I Begins Second Year Literary And Engineering Colleges Show Largest Registration Increases President Rutiven Will Be Honored University life moved into high gear here thi...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA Y, SEPT. 26, 1939 Young Mother Acqxitted In Slaying Of 10-Week-Old Infant Issue Hopwood Bulletin Foun tin Pens For the first time the Hopwoods committee has issued a bulletin to IDER'S furnish outsiders information about 302 S. State St. the annual contest. Resembling the bulletins published by other schools Typewriters on campus, the announcement has a_ - blue cover and contains a report on past contests and stat...…
…w T, SEPT. 26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . Ruihven Tells Freshmen Modern Youth Is Again Being "Sold Out" By Elders * - Forsaking the customary welcom- ing amenities for an open discussion of the problems arising from Europe's war, President Ruthven told 2,000 freshmen gathered in Hill Auditori- um Sept. 19 that youth was again being sold down the river by the elders. The younger generation will be left to clean up the debris left by t...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATLY TUESDAY, SE .$ 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY Introducing . . ., I I - k - yQO- GN P+ K IN lC t-Ri4E OC~ ,C- tAEWSEVER. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published 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 f...…
…DAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ve Receive Slain Rumanian Premier Is Interred Amid Scenes Of National Mourning \1Honors Program Has PAGE Vacane Armand Calinescu, assassinated premier of Rumania, was buried at Bucharest amid scenes of national mourning. King Carol and Crown Prince Mihal headed the political and military leaders who paid homage to Calinescu, who was allegedly slain by members of the outlawed Iron guard. This picture, se...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 19, DAIILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) 13. All', examinations are held in Room 151 Chemistry Building and start at 1 p.m. Economics 175: This week only, the quested to call at the Clinic, 1007 Huron Street, sometime during week for the purpose of leaving schedules. Announcement of of classes will follow later. East this class time Honors 101, Industrialization of New England, S. D. Dodge,...…
…/rM and Mr. T. Hawley Tapping, Secre- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p.m.; 11:00 a.m. Saturday. (Continued from Page 6) 27, beginning at 7 o'clock, by The Johnson, Acting Conductor, Arthu in 4128 N.S., and those of 137 on Hackett, Thelma Lewis, Hardin Va Wednesday at 1 p.m. and Saturday Deursen, and. Nora ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, U - -.-----..__.__I I I- c srI DETSN J Tentative List Of Lecturers Announ( - i --------- - --- - - T_.1 STRAYED LOST, FOUND -1 LOSTLeaue ouiciipin--prob- ably cr E.University. Call Patri- cia Matthews. 2-4561. PHI BETA KAPPA Key-Lost Mon- day morning. Reward. Florence Krenzler, Y.W.C.A. SITUATIONS WANTED -2 SENIOR NEEDS BOARD, room jobs to stay in school. Experienced, capable. Phone 2-3836 before 6 p.m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY g Varsity Wrestler Gets Wanderlust; Rides To The West Coast On Bicycle' Dickinson Backs FDR For Early Thanksgiving I $121,635 Goes To University As NYA Gran (Joe must be a very unemotional fellow-) Another episode came about in the Yellowstone River, where Kosiczki noticed a drowning man and im- mediately pulled him ashore. An hour of attempted rescusitation fin- ally failed when the unidentified man succumbed. Joe's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY At Lydia Mendelssohn f'omer Daily Editor HeadsNi TribuneNews BureauAt Berlin Ae yire. Most recent of Daily "alumni' to in 1912 with a copy pencil replacing make good in the newspaper mans rthe proverbial silver spoon. HisIBseyi hectic wrldis.BeacYConker.,travels abroad with his father laid a heciwrlis Beah C on jr foundation for his knowledge of More t one-time editorial director of The Frenc hand German, both of which women...…
…, e Tells Vivid Tale Of Athenia' Disaster And Resci Professor Revelli Hears Students Seeking 'Places In University Band w as aced. …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ing heavy. The waves seem heavier. An oarsman throws down his oar and drops his face against the stem. "It's no use. It's no use." In a second the boat is in an uproar. "Come on. Come on. We're almost there." The oars are taken up again. Gradually the lights of the ship appear brighter; we can make out her shape. Near her loom two black hulks of warships standing by. Jack, the steward's, throat is hoarse with joy. "Come on,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ariety Of ,University Extension Courses Ofered - - - - - - - - - - - - - Regents Ban Use Of At Athletics, Art Among Listed CursesAHere Roth Credit, Non-Credit Programs Announced By Charles A. Fisher Egesion courses to be offered by the University during the first sem- ester of this year were announced yesterday by Dr. Charles A. Fisher, director of the University Extension iervice. The courses are of two kinds, namely, no...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI Course PNever Used To Be Like This,' Union Watchman Now Moans y DIVisions Announced, Tutorial Students ned To Seminars Varied Subjects s of study of the newly- tutorial honors system have ounced by Assistant Dean )dburne of the literary col- mately 30 students were st fall from the sophomore embark upon programs of concentration. Michigan st state-supported institu- ve the tutorial plan a trial. re years, enrollment is...…
…rs SI e Bk t 4tan. SECTION ;_ Z-323 risler Continues ayne University ill Test Spartan Will He Score Again? tdkfie ld Ax F. irce Is Only Returning Teteran; Hard Schedule head For State Squad id Injuries Add Po Bachman's Woe ze Wayne University game, us- no more than a tune-up prac- affair on the Michigan State lule, will be more than a simple ,her for Charlie Bachman's squad year, for Saturday's fray will sterling test as to how ...…
… aincinnati Faces Crucial Test In Four Joe Louis, Bob Riggs, Byron Nelson Highlight Another Summer Of Sports Prom the looks of things in the practice sessions, Coach Joe Gembis will probably use four sophomores in his starting lineup when his Wayne team opens its season against Michi- gan State this Saturday. Ed Larimore, former Detroit Cooley High star who spent a year on the Purdue freshman squad, and Tomil Callard have shown the most pro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY More Backfield Power Schedule Fall Sports Man-On-Street Picks Michigan As Big Ten Gridiron Favorite , Dormitory Division reated; Six Leagues o Compete In Play er a busy week of orientation and freshman tournaments, the mural Sports Department has leted most of its plans for the chedule which includes partici- n in six leagues of both outdoor indoor activities. e first sport to get underway is rnity speedball which is sla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Crisler Seeks Line Reserves Need Guards And Tackles To Fill Out Weak Spots (Continued from Page 13) have for the most part been gratify- ing. In Harmon, Kromer, Trosko, Strong, and Bill Luther, he has a quintet of passers who rank with the best and Ed Frutig leads a group of top-flight receivers. Harmon has developed his punting. to a point where he can divided kick- ing duties with Kromer and Bill Smith, who'll be pulled f...…
…26, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'tans'G reen Backfield Will Be Tested Saturday Against Wai Wolverines Depend On Kodros To Lead Them ToBig Ten Title Coldest Game In1932 The Michigan-Minnesota game in 1932 was one of the coldest Wolverine gridders have ever played. The ther- mometer read nine degrees above zero at the beginning of the contest and had dropped to six below at the end. All freshmen interested in ing out for the yearling ti squad r...…
…THE MICHIGAN ]DAILY TUESDAY, SE T r, 1 Volverines Now Perform In Major Leagues es Fal Co D aunt N orthwestern oach Eddie Anderson's inaugural speed will come from sophomore the cinder path, is Chicago's clima season a success, but a green ine Bill Green. runeradhilgtplnyo e and unfamiliarity with the Notre Chicago Lacks Reserve runner, and he will et planty of hel Fo taMM n er P r u eD am system of play may mar their CH AG - Lack of reservesfo...…
…t .h A6F t 43 .. a t1j, t t n t i /r l w smrrai a russr rrrrr Mr e 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1939 PRI4 CE FIVE Freshman Mixerse Will BeHeld For All New Students This Week; resents ports Exhibition Tomorrow And Thursday Are Dates For Dances At Union And League Attendance Limited To Class Of 1943 Freshmen men and women will be given a chance to become acquainted at the two freshmen mixers to be given from 4 to 6 p.m. to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ns Scene Of Sporting And Sportswomen Mrs. Roosevelt P Yes I tl 1 ,-.: e-..re v , - ? .ac 4a k . 4,. tly To Open Annual show Series Oct. 26 __________ Freshi ;owling Knickerbocker Masaryk, ae a been o Clothes Kaltenborn On Schedule eel a bi Sports Of Oratorial Association ter, if f< ., :fy rhave to 19) (Continued from Page 19) d acay . ro pressed kle-length phire eyes, gardenia-white skin, and y swe is Allison her lustrous da...…
…ght Colors re Featured In Fall Coats rsibles Are Displayed Bright Plaid Tweeds th Detachable Hoods that school days have really again fall seems to be inevit- id with it comes cool days and colors. The modern woman's urns automatically to thoughts rt coats for both sports and of the latest styles in the sports iat is appearing this season double breasted reversable of brightly plaid tweeds. Many e coats have detachable hoods same material and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY n And Advisers Alike I - Have Orientation Week Trouble dvisers Become As They Lead Through First Worn Groups Week s. alesmen Alibis Are Listed Among Class Of '43's Numerous Problems By MAYA GRUHZIT A pair of dirty saddle shoes, a baggy sweater and a limp hair ribbon dragged themselves into a local coke emporium last Tuesday night, prac- tically broken in spirit, definitely weak in body and doubly weak in mind. Aah, a...…
…I T~lEMIC RIGAN AL Cartwrig ht-Riley, O'Brien-Marshall AndFrey- Wandell Vows Are Spoken Grete Hoist's Engagement Bert Frey of Scio Church Rd., and from Miichigan State Normal College TO Carle T.Willet N. Wandell, son of Mr. and and will attend the University this Evans, Jr., Mrs. Warner Wandell of Kaukauna, year to study for his master's de- Announced By Parents Wis., took place on Sunday, Sept. 15. gree in physical education. Mrs. Wandell a...…
…THE MICHIGAN AILY ... -.Z I I RA 7N ON Cx NC J ITS -A Ai Sixty-First Annual Series 1939-1940 r Tuesday, October 24 SERGEI RACHMAN INOFF......Pianist Monday, November 6 FRITZ KREISLER............Violinist Monday, November 13 ALEXANDER KIPNIS.............Bass Monday, November 27, NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC- SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA JOHN BARBIROLLI, Conductor Monday, December 4 JUSSI BJOERLING....... ....Tenor Thursday, December 14 BO...…
