…The Weather Mostly cloudy and somewhat warmer today, possibly scatter- ed showers and colder tomorrow. Y 131k igai ~~Iait Editorials Snobbery"And The Sororities ... Welcome Victory . VOL. XLV. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Seniors Will Choose Class Heads Today Polling Places And Times For Balloting Are Named By Hilty_ Voters Required To Identify Themselves Undergraduate Nominees Must Present El...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, t Represents Stores DIAGONAL : By BARTON KANE CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY A WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1934 1be included in the parent's letter. VOL. XLV No. 92 Graduate women are invited to register in the office. Notices Byrl Fox Bacher, Assistant Dean of Women University Broadcasting:_____ FEVERISH ACTIVITY , Four members of the 'Ensian busi-1 ness staff were apparently in a hurry' to make their May deadline when ...…
…Vi 7, OCTOBER: 31, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -'-O-CT ------ 3.,..1.934..THE ..MICH..IGAN. DAILY. Wolverines Show Real Fight In Preparation For Min nesota Second Team Shows Varsity Gopher Plays C ?- ______.T p STAR * Star Tackle In Minnesota's Forward Wall I "DUST Willis Ward Back At End; Possibility Of Renner's . Playing Still Doubtful "Beat Minnesota" is the battle cry that will reso'nd down at Ferry Field for the entire week. The...…
…THE MICHIGAN DY DA IDNYESWYDESDA OCTOBER 31 19 34 I MICHIGAN DAILY Welcome Victory.. . wi -'X- 1 T 1 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 aid the Big Ten News Service. M EM BER ssotated tgottgiate rezss r,u~,,n0 ,1934 1 jI eXIige4 I935e - ADMsoN wscOS" iEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The...…
…1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F AnnuaI Senate Reception Held For Faculties Guests Are Received By Ruthvens In Ballroom Of Union The annual senate reception given by the faculty and senate of the Uni- veisity in honor of the new members of the faculty was held last night in the Union ballroom. President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven received the guests from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., following which there was dancing to the music of the Unionri orc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31 1934 Gates Comments' On His Findinffs In Restaurants, Health Officer Describes Minor Violations Noted In Eating Places Asks Students' Help All Boarding Houses May Not Have Been Properly Inspected, He Says' Amplifying his report on Ann Ar-I bor restaurants, Dr. Lloyd R. Gates, deputy health officer of Ann Arbor, stated yesterday that "what restau- rants are like when the inspector is around and what t...…
…The Weather Generally fair, somewhat warmer today; tomorrow un- ettled and warmer. " Ll r e iPbc tiganoOTeSe si Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Soviet Opportunity ... I VOL. XV No.31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1934 PRICE 'FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS .. r . i Rufus Talks. On Analysis Of Starlioht Spectroscopic S t u d y Of Light Key To Problems Of Universe, He Says Sidereal System Has Been Studied...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [IGAN DAILY of the Summer Session 4- r spoiled. There is much more credit due to the bit actor who plays his part well than the star who fails in his portrayal of the role. * * * * CHANGING the subject, a member of the play production staff recently offered to write an article in this column on the subject: "Are Actors People?" His conclusion, he said, would be in the negative. All of which is neither here - nor there. * ...…
…TH- MICHI"GAN DAILY i.Seudl I Librarians To I Austrian riflemen Drive Rebels Into Jugo-Slavia Annual Meeting i Bishop, Peck, Campbell, Others, Attend National CoaVention At Montreal i The University was well represented at the fifty-sixth annual conference of the American Library Association, held June 25 to 30 at Montreal. William W. Bishop, librarian of the University, was not able to reachj Montreal until June 27 as his duties ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Marie Dressler Loses In Long StruwoleFor Life Cancer And Contributing Illnesses Put An End To Year's Suffering Reached Top At 60 Was One Of Best Loved Actresses When She Died 62 Years Of Age HOLLYWOOD, July 28. - - Marie Dressler was Hollywood's "grand old trouper," although the stage also claimed her for its own. The veteran actress had been every- thing in the show world, from chorus girl to screen star. o Although suc...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy and warmer. ossible showers in north por- ion today and tonight. Si ian Iit ~ Editorials Disarmament Conference And Existing Imperialism . VOL. XLIV No. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sectionalism Is Attacked By President Roosevelt Sounds Note For National Solidarity In Memorial Day Speech Thousands Attend Gettysburg Talk Roosevelt Is Greeted By 85 -Year - Old Woman Who SangTo ...…
…/ I C H I G A N DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 Remove Six CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY -Associated Press Photo This view of the World's Fair grounds at Chicago looking north from the sky-ride along the Avenue of Flags shows part of the great crowd that gathered for opening day ceremonies. A total of 153,189 persons passed through the turnstiles during the day, exceeding by thousands the opening day crowd last year. TreasuryAides For Inquiry Ioiieia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Patchin Allows Four Hits As Wolverines Beat Spartans, 5- SARITBy Awr STAR S.JICARS'T*E N"S I LANSING, Mich., May 30.- (Spe- cial)-With Art Patchin pitching his best ball of the year, the Wolverines stretched their winning streak to four straight by beating the Michigan State nine, here, 5-1. Michigan State connected for only two solid drives off the pitching of Patchin, one a triple by Parker, and the other a h...…
…THE MICHI GAN,_ D AILY THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1934 E MICHIGAN DAILY sal peace movement, we are necessarily brought to a consideration of the disarmament question. We can only hope that the approaching disarmament 12 conference will accomplish more than adjustment of the national quotas. a mere re- 14 Puonshed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Description Of Programs For Bal Announced Tickets Near Sellout As Ball Date Approaches; Go To Seniors Only Announcement of the kind of pro- gram which will be given to those who attend the Senior Ball to be held June 15, was made yesterday by Robert Hogg, chairman of the programs com- mittee. The color scheme will be carried out in blue and gold, in keeping with the University colors. They will be of suede with a gold Michi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY ATAT 31, THE MCHIGA DAIL THURDAI.IAYP31 Pond Charges Ship Damaged Before Leaving LONDON, May 30. - (A-) - Capt. George A. Pond charged today that the airplane in which he and Lieut. Cesare Sabelli recently flew the At- lantic had been maliciously tam- pered with before they left New York. Claiming that he had definite proof, Pond traced trouble the flyers en- countered to the alleged sabotage be- fore the takeoff...…
…Rain or snow today; tomor- row cloudy with rain possible; somewhat warmer. L Sir igau ~atil Editorials Public Officials Should Have Adequate Salaries .. Vol. XLIV No. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934 PRICE FIVE Auto Ban Change Action Refused By Board Of Regents, Unqualified 'No' Is Answer To Council's Requested Modifications Of Ruling Hope For Change This Year Ended Regents Extend Hayden's Leave And Grant Others; ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin sconstructive notice to all melnbera of t e UrIversity. Copy received at the offire of the Assistant to the Presideht until 3:30: 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Ex-PresidentVisits Kansas Journalist SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 133 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at laome to members of the faculties and othier residents of Ann Arbor on Suday, April 1, from fo...…
…31, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DATIY %A JL .6 V L sb .6 .V. LA 1 J J & intramural Department Names 1934 All-Star Cage Team 'S. PLAY & BY-PLAY By AL NEWMAN -- Wrestling Enmity.. . * * * THE FOREIGN ELEMENT is at it again. If they do not like each other here, why don't they go back where they came from and dislike each other even more? All this is the result of the recent announcement that Mr. George 'Zaharias and Mr Gino Garibaldi are again g...…
…_T H E._MICHGANDAILY 1 IE MICHIGAN DAILY .i -.w. another. It could have been made into a de- licious comedy bubbling over with laughs, or, if the proper polishing and finesse had been applied, it could have become a very fine piece of serious drama. The story deals with four people who have to leave their trafnp steamer because the Bubonic Plague has broken out among the coolies and the crew. They come ashore on a cholera-infected island,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Many Houses Give Informal Darrces Tonight Oiler Organizations Hold Ceremonies And Guest Are Ehtertained West Point Cadets Become Chorus Girls For DaVy With midsemesters almost over and the prospect of an approaching vaca- tion to enliven the atmosphere, fra- ternities and sororities are spending a gay week-end. Several houses gave dances last night and more are planned for tonight. Informal parties will be quite in the ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Qualify Eight Swimmers In National Meet (Continued from Page 1) gomery (Washburn); fifth, Morris (Michigan State). Best time by Drys- dale 1:40.3. 150-Yard Back Stroke (second heat) --Won by Kaye (Southern Cal- ifornia); second, Webb (Minnesota); third, Grossman (Case). Fourth, Clayton (Randolph-Macon); fifth, Giesen (Fordham). Best time by Kaye 1:41. 150-Yard Back Stroke (third heat) -Won by Fela (Ohio State); second, Bowm...…
