…T r THE MICHIGAN DAILY SU3 NDAY, NOV. 29, 1936 IN THE WORLD of BOOKS FAZULKNER Incoherence Mars His Attempt To Achieve A Masterpiece Sherwood Anderson Portrays Mountain Girl's Life In City Months Of. For Twe FROM SNOW TO SNOW, by Frost. Holt. 75 cents. Year Are Setting lve Poems By Frost ABSALOM, ABSALOM! By William Faulkner. Random House. $2.50. By PROF. JOE LEE DAVIS (Of the English Department) After the harassed reader has puz-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Medical Co-op Foreign Students Are Studious, Will Organize Holidays Many, Center Hears' Meetinv ForFinal Pans Students spend more time studying is begun in the low secondary schools and less time on extra-curricular and three foreign tongues must be To e Held Thursday activities in China. india, Siam. Tur- studied in high school. Since apples key and Arabia according to repre- are imported, roses are given to the Final plan...…
…THIE MICHIGAN DAILY I >. t1 -':4 Give THEM the r ps-. .. S.; SECU RITY They YOU Give Ann Arbor's policemen and firemen, on call 24 hours a day, are ready at all times to protect the lives and property of you citizens. You depend on them for your security. These men now are asking you to pro- vide them with security in the form of a retirement and pension fund. No such fund is in existence now and policemen and firemen do not come...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS FOB. DETROIT . A New Presentation Of Modern Industrialism POWER Inclusive Study Of Regionalism In America Proves Valuable' ).B DETROIT Wessel Smitter. HIarper & Brothers Publishers, N.Y., 938. $2.50. FO.B. Detroit, the first novel of a w Harper "find," Wessel Smitter, serves the attention of many of us Ann Arbor for several reasons. The thor is a graduate of the Univer- y, Lft. '22. The lo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ormer Belgian Premier To Lecture Here, On Tuesday Night I Vair Word At Fre By A way chaos in t Zeeland's Report Offers Van Zeeland's Escape From Economic Chaos Visit To U. S. Pact Would Strike necessity arouse strong opposition. Is His Fourth Obstacles Checking He favors the eventual restoration of I Flow Of Trade the gold standard, although in a Came Here As Member Mowf_ Tade modied form. And, to fa'ilitate the Of Rel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Open' CIO Constituti'o-nl Convention [ 4a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pi0 lration 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; 11:00 a.m. Satirday. Chicago'sFirst Ward Mourns Death Of Boss (Continued from Page 1) forty years, remained there until (Continued from Page 4 in the League. Also there will be a eign Students. -_ ...…
…THE : MI. RIGAN DAILY SIT] THE M~hIGN DAI;:,: IN THE WORLD U OF BOOKS - _____..r__--- -- y LONDON i . A Heroic Figure Given Superficial Treatment ..w.. _._.._.- .-., 1" 40 0 rx Libris Japanese Terror Campaign Described By Correspondent SAILOR ON HORSEBACK, by Irving Stoie. Houghton, Mifflin, Newl York. $3.00 By HAROLD OSSEPOW Irving 1tone, the author of 'Lust For Life', a biography of the artist' VincEat Van Gogh, has again at...…
…THE MICITCAN DAILY i'irst Lecture I Is Announced I B y French Cub DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN , . r I . ceto ali members of th. k'nivers;ty. Copy received at the office of the Asvtstat to the Pre tdmrnt until 3:3u: 11 :00 a.m on Saturday Forest Fires Destroy Califorfi Shoreside Buildings Survey Finds Great Change In U.S. Policy (Continued from Page 4 'he League Monday at 4:00 p.m. Please be prompt. Paul Leyssac Is Scheduled will be held Mond...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1939 Prof. Densmore ToSpeakFriday Illinois Teachers Of Speech Hold 35th Annual Parley Prof. G. E. Densmore, chairman of the speech department, will discuss "Teaching Methods and Techniques in the Teaching of Speech" at the 35th annual high school conference of the Illinois Association of the Teachers of Speech Friday at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill. The teaching methods and tech- niques which...…
…THE MITCHIGAN DAILY Transportation Advances Are Stressed Here Conference Will Continue Today With Symposium, Speakers And Luncheon (Continued from Page 1) special Samples of Science program presenting short discussions by six University scientists in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre last night. The structure and function of the University's 100 ton cyclotron were presented in the opening talk by Prof. H. R. Crane of the physics depart- ment. Pro...…
…'11-H E -M T C: 14 T CA 1'1T-.- gal A 'TI V. : 7c+tw ern ,a v n:.7 Tntr _ i . Ti allM Z FRIDAYANC ov. 3, 193; r N r l J I .Th4e Administration's neutralIity bill;'passed by the' Senate after a four weeks' debate, was sent to a House of Represenitatives whose leaders were hopeful of a final vote before, the end of 'the week. Shown studying tho measure befoare a meeting of the Rules Committee are, .left to right: Rep. Patrick Boland, Dem...…
…PAGE "EIGUT THE MICHIGAN DAILY w Nazis Claim Food Supply Is Sufficient Britain's Naval Blockade Will Prove Failure, Say Officials;_Grainaries Full BERLIN, Nov. 4.---German au- thorities insist the Reich has suffi- cient food to make the British block- ade absolutely ineffective. Of course, there is practically no coffee, but a Nazi invention-apple tea-is offered as a substitute for the raditional "kaffee-klatsch" or coffee- gossip hour. Prec...…
…THE MICHIGANDAILY Compact Trend Is Toward Art, Not Usefulness Different Types Serve For Every Occasion During Day AridNight Life By PENELOPE PATTERSON There's always something new un- der the sun when it c.omes to com- pacts. Each year they become less of a untility and more of a work of art. There are compacts for every occa- sion. For those glamorous night, look at those white enameled com- pacts, covered with gold leaves, whose sterns and ...…
…PAGE EIGUT Prizes Offered In Aeronautics Essay Contest, Contestants To Write On Flying's Cultural Value, E. T. Martin Announces Robert H. Hinckley, chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority, has offered $500 for prizes for the winning entries in an essay contest, on the subject of "The Cultural Value of Flying," Edward T. Martin, '41E, president of the National Intercolle- giate Flying Club, announced yester- day. President Ruthven; Grover L...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, NOV1. 10, 1939 U U Rapp Questions Two To Prove nniversary Of Gutenberg Case Is Observed By La w Library French Picture FPA Finds Ann Arbor Little Altered By Time I cii 1 Forgery Clalm Suit Against Early Printer Is Recalled In Display Mildred Spohn Tells Jury Arranged By Naeseth She Received No Checkj In commemoration of the 500th Atr A gs, 9I anniversary of a famous law suit By MILTON ORSHEFSKY which invol...…
…TIlE- MICHIGAN DAILY _______ "- AN DAILY Negro's Place In America Is Seen As A Deviation From Democracy d and managed by students of the University of %n under the authority of the Board in Control of t Publications. shed every morning except Monday during the ity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the republication of all news dispatches credited-to not otherwise credited in...…
…rj, TH MICHIGAN DAILY TTTLT R T C W FA Lrarians Assisting In Drive IRADIO I nu 'g'f olfWeeIL y June McKee National Book Week, which is be Originally "Mike" and cohorts car- ing observed this week, will find WPA ied on in even other quarters than libraries and library workers through- old University Hall . . . Room 103 out the country assisting in the drive of the Engineering Building here to gain wider popular interest in housed radio's fi...…
…THE -MICHIGAN DAiLY F 'Pt/ 0 Dragged in the cab of their truck for 250 feet, two Louisville, Ky., men narrowly escaped death under a locomotive. Miraculously, one of the men suffered only minor cuts and bruises and the other was unhurt. The two were hauling coal and failed to see or hear the approaching locomotive. Patrolman Alvin Dooley (left), of the Long Beach, N.Y., police force, is seen here shaking hands with Mayor Louis F. Edwards...…
…I. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) by the Lutheran Student Association, will meet on this evening at 8:00 in ieve," which is sponsored by the Stu- the Michigan League, with Rev. Hen- dent Religious Association in the ry 0. Yoder in charge. Rackham Amphitheatre tonight at 8 o'clock. Conversational Hebrew class will meet at the Hillel Foundation to- Todays Events night at 7 p.m. English Journal Club meeting to- Faculty Women's C...…
…SFl nif OfD a E B y. .LOST-Brown zipper bag contain- ACE HAND LAUNDRY-Wants only SPECI Cieists Plan Lmge Of Dean E. ytae ptason A"" rTA~ T 1V~ ig on rime gasss ndpe. kone tlrial to prove we laundery our mane - Riei r ail Yvonne Wes;trat shirts best Let our work help you end F To Show Color iCrLAS SIF IeD R Crr E- M OvIe Of Desert 'itor Noe This is the firstin auseres_ _ TYPING .1 R8 MSCELLANEOUS--2 TR of short biographies of noted campusM AA B...…
…_ T H E MIC HIGAN DAILY sA' , IN THE WO RLD OF BOO KS An English Youth Finds MAUGHAMA Different World ..- Cep . ._ __ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY, by W. Som- erset Maugham. Doubleday, Doran and Co. $2.50. Couirte;y Follett's Book Store.' By ELBI GILENI Charley Mason's world was a small one and a happy one before he went to Paris alone for his Christmas holi- day. By the end of the Yuletide, the bot- tom had dropped out of Charley Ma- son's s...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4' EDNVSSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1934 State Press Club To Open Three-Day Convention Here Marlin Pew To Lecture AtBanquet Will Discuss 'Professional Versus Trade U n io n News Departments' Federal Official To SpeakOn Crime Comedy Club To Present Original Play At Friday Night Session The sixteenth annual meeting of the University Press Club of Mich- igan, to be held at the Union on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of ...…
…I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Writing Play Writing Very Difficult, Brumm Admits His Play Will Be Give Before Annual Meeting Of Press Club According to Prof. John L. Brumm' writing a play suitable for presenta- tion to the University Press Club of Michigan is no easy job., And Profes- sor Brumm, more than any other man, should know the difficulties present in the writing of a play ap- propriate for the convention's meet- ing this week-en...…
…4 0' --EGYPT DECLINED VERY ,VERY MUCH IN THE TWENTY-THIRD DYNASTY, WHICH WAS TNTE. OHYES,VE5 ETHIOPIA CONQUE ED EGYPT A THE CLOSE OF'THE ET, DINASTY AND THE MONARCH , BOCCHORI5, WAS, A14 ER , LIQUIDATED. T5KT5K ! sABACO WA5 FOUNDER OF THE TWENTY-FlFTH DYNASTY AND I5 SUC E55OR WAS TAR... ETC., _I "em * _ _AIFTTFP PVIFRVT.AC& Copyright, 1934, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company ST. JOHN'S HEAD INSTALLED * Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, of Maryland, i...…
…E EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1934 Counted Out -? Play-By-Play Account Of Northwestern's Victory 40, Ir According to Dr. T. Luther Pur- dom, director of the Appointments Bureau, the tremendous increase in the number of graduates placed this year is attributed to the fact that there has been a greater demand all over the country for teacher replace- ments and to the increased efficiency of the Bureau through the buildin...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlURS owns considerable property on each side of the road in addition to the ordinary 120 foot right of way. Grants for this project include $75 by the Chamber of Commerce and about $75 from the Ann Arbor Gar- den Club. Labor is being supplied by the Welfare Department, about 160 of the city's indigent having been given employment on the project. 1 dent Ruthven, "must always be a co-operative project involving the school, t...…
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… BOOK OF THE WEEDk ; A Pedestrian Route ... Wine, Women and Waltz. By David Ewen. Sears Publishing Co., Inc. $3.00. One might believe that with the dual incentive of the biog- raphy of Johann Strauss and its background in the glamorous city of Vienna, Mr. Ewen should readily succeed in evolving a book of brilliant and soft effect. But the biographer, except for an ex- cessive use of the hackneyed mod- ern manner which uses the im- agination ...…
… f -1.1 WW- - THOUGH HUNDREDS OF MILES FROM SEA, collegiennes at the Texas State College for Women become daughters of Neptune when they are out for instructional trips in sailing on their artificial lake. The students in canvas are doing "solo" work. U.T.P.S. Photo NO WOMEN ALLOWED - is the edict enforced by men at the University of Wisconsin in their famous Rathskeller in the basement of the Memorial Union building -the university's tribut...…
… 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. G. XLII. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1931 No. 31 NOTICES To the Faculty and Students: Classes scheduled for the morning of rmistice Day, Wednesday, November 11, will be dismissed in order that .embers of the faculties and students may take pa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . __ 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. a XLII. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1931 No. 37 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the University on the first two Wednesday afternoons of each month from 4 to 6 o'clock._ Presi...…
…_____ THE MICH second floor of Alumni Memorial hall, to be opcn through Nov. 26, under the auspices of the Ann Arbor Art Association. )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to e President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. I A Collection of Premiated American Church Designs is the large exhibition room of the Architectural building....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY gan Union. Tournament finals will be played at this time . COMING EVENTS Business Administration Assem- bly: All students in the School of Business Administration are ex- pected to attend a general assem- bly Thursday, Nov. 19, at 9 o'clock in Room 1025 Angell Hall. Mr. Walker D. Hines, formerly Director of the United States Railroad Ad- ministration, will speak on "The Effects of Recent Railroad Con- solidations." Bacte...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY. 308, Michigan Union during the specified time designated for office hours. It is impossible to give information out at unreasonable hoursI over the telephone., LECTURE TODAY University Lecture: Dr. Etienne Gilson, Professor of Mediaeval Phi- losophy, at the University of Paris, will lecture in English on the subject, "The Christian Providence," at 4:15 p. in., in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. MEETINGS TODAY Geology I and 31...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, NOVI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN CONCERT TODAY Faculty Concert: The attention of music lovers is particularly called to the fact that the concert at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon by Professor Wassily Besekirsky, violinist and Mabel Ross Rhead, pianist, will take place in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. There will be no admission charge and the attendants are suggested to be seated on time as the doors will be closed d'uring nu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the of the University. the President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the ofice of the Assistant to 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ...the side entrances on Thayer and Ingalls Streets, as in the past. On rainy nights a canopy will be erected on the Ingalls Street side and also, as -soon as a canopy can be procured,, one will be erected in front on ...…
…THlE MICHIGAN XAILY t -epe uresses Feature Color DirndIs And IJnpressed Pleats Are Still Good (Continued from Page 1) with wide waistband, decorated with flower-like buttons. Another dirndl has a hand-smocked waist with a gold or silver belt to top the full skirt. Velvet has come into its own in a flared rayon velvet skirt for that fun- damental dress which lends itself to much adaptation. With a suavely draped blouse, it is perfect for aft...…
…THE MICIHIGAN-DALY Crew Of Adventurous Freighter'CityOf Flint Adams Ter Glueck To Talk OnArchaeology Studies Here Noted Research Director To Discuss Discoveries Of Jerusalem Center Dr. Nelson Glueck, director of the American Schools of Oriental Re- search in Jerusalem, will discuss the results of a three year study of archaeology in a lecture entitled, "Archaeology Today," at 4:15 p.m. Thaursday in the Rackham Auditor- iul1. In his lecture to...…
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…f BOOKS OF THE WEEK 71YYi/i:f LRi4i i if ia i .f i.iV i Witch-Woman and Son. . The Curse of the Wise Woman. By Lord Dunsany. Longmans, Green & Co. $2.00. Story tellers are rare and, with the sole exception of David Gar- nett, there is no one so able as Lord Dunsany in the narration of a fanciful tale. In this book, os- tensibly a romantic tale of Ireland, the author weaves a sublimely moving story of a witch-woman, Mrs. Marlin, who dominate...…
…0. 4f THESE ARE THE CO-ED CAPTAINS at the Drexel Institute who will lead their classmates against the co-ed teams of other institutions this year. Left to right: Frances Saylor, tennis; Olga Assante, hockey; Jeanette Hagy, basketball; Gertrude Schneeweiss, rifle; and Mary Mac- Vean, archery. k-, SAYING IT WITH FLOURS, the sophs and frosh of Long Island University give their version of the battle of Brooklyn Heights as they celebrate "Long...…
…fU ade In F or Scarves And Mittens ow the frost is on the pumpkin the north winds are whistling id campus, making Ann Arbor ex-! rely mitten conscious and just too, intrigued with all sorts of wooly ves which enable her to defy the blasts. he trend in mittens this year ns to be toward wider and wider s, the better to stop the entrance ny stiay breezes. Tyrolean mit-. are ever popular and we noticed ne local shop a pair of this type 1 cuffs a...…
…- - - ~r~--t-~-------..--,.-.ILL- IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS a i 1' a - OEN. : Anghians* in indct.'..' oilfe Reports On Americans LARRELL: WRITES IN NEW LOCALE At KNARCISSUS, by Rtuner iden. Little, Brown and Cor- y. $2.50. Courtesy Follett's k Store. By ELBI GIENI p in the Himalayan Mountains, native-worshipped Mout Kan- ungha watching over them at work, the Sisters of the Angli- )rder sought .to establish the nt of Saint Faith. rn D...…
…GOVERNOR AWARDED LL.D. Hon. Herbert H. Lehman (center), Governor of New York, is congratulated by The Hon. Elihu Root (right) after ceremonies at which he was awarded a de- gree of doctor of laws by Hamilton College (Clinton, N. Y.). Pres. Frederick C. Ferry (left) officiated at the ceremonies. VALLEY PHOTO NEW NORWICH PRESIDENT * Porter H. Adams was inducted as the 16th president of Norwich University (Northfield, Vt.) at cere- monies presid...…
…19 1 f v IW COLLEGIATE DIEST m CO-ED FOOTBALL! That is what hockey has often been called-at least as it is played by the fairer sex. While the men of Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, are attacking the tackling dummy, the co-eds of the Pennsylvania institution are out on the hockey field, and here is the 1933 varsity team. Second from the right is Olga Assante, captain, and in front of her is Josephine Landis, coach. SCHOLAR, STATESMAN, and...…
… 1~ ,w -01, -f- -V "GRIDIRON SAVING TIME" is the new Wolverine theme song. Four minutes from the first whistle, Fay, Michigan halfback, scored a touchdown in the Wolverine-Maroon fracas at Stagg Field. He is shown here being stopped after making eight yards through tackle. Final score: Michigan 28, Chicago 0. Acme Photo CAMPUS RULERS at Bryn Mawr College, leaders in student activities, are, left to right: Miss Janet Barber, Miss Sylvia B...…
…THE-- MICHIGAN DAILY__ Necklaces Are Heavy -- 11 New Pajamas Combine Style With Comfort Just as man has developed from the monkey, so Sophomore Cabaret r f has been a direct out-growth of Soph- omore Circus Away back in the chilly month of t " { .," December, 1§27, the sophomore wom en of Michigan decided to pep up the Synthetic stones and bright me- campus by forming the Sophomore tals are combined to make the Sisters Incorporated, Amal...…
…THJ~Mc1(11GAN DAILY. Masculine Scorn For Dressy Hats Proves Ineffective Dressy hats are at last being made in several styles that can actually be worn on capiu-s College women m y at last listen to the snickering of the male populace about outrageous crea- tions and still be secure that the inu- endoes will not apply to their own latest fantasy. Among the definitely new, but not too flippant models, are the ever- popular turbans. So varied ar...…
