… The Weather Cloudy and warmer, possi- bly light snow Friday; Satur- day fair, moderate temperature. C, r 5k ig t an ~Iat EdiLtorials Let's Go To Pep Meeting.. Student Voting Today ... VOL. XLIV No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Pep Meeting Will Arouse Spirit For Saturday's Battle Squad, Coaches, Band To Appear On Stage; Cheer Leaders Will Assist Held To Spur Team To Conference Win Yost, Kipke, Fay...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - iiigiihnelU llml l CIAL BULLETIN .IU , ..fir I ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the rsity. Copy received atrthe office of the Assistant to the President 3:30: 11 :30 a. m. Saturday. ' r ' VOL. XLIV No. 47 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933 Noatices Seniors, College of L., S., and A., oflee of Architecture, School of Educauion, School of Music, and to o of Forestry and Conservation: lepative lis...…
…LY, NOVEMBER 17, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Folverines. Polish Attack For Game With Gophers Satv PAGE ird4- Michigan Coach Drives Grrdders In Long Session Wistert Expected To Start In Game As Neck Injury Responds To Treatment Renner At Quarter Hildebrand Entrenched In Guard Position; Kowalik Favors Old Injury "Get a Gopher" rang out in the Field House yesterday afternoon as Michigan's undefeated grid machine polished off its attack for Saturd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RIE MICHIGAN Established_1890 DAILY 4 . the rules, that co-eds favor them on the ground that they allow time for studying that could not otherwise be had. The argument is quite il- logical: either a co-ed wants to stay out on a date and rules are irksome, or she prefers to study and needs no rules. It is impossible to see any reason that would make co-eds trip the light fantastic when they would rather be in their rooms ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA ILY CNIPUS SOCI ETY Engineering Is Not For Women; Only Two AreRegistered Nou Cummins Will Play Tonight At Tower And Taproom Will Be Open To Dancers; Extend Women's Hours More than 300 couples will dance to the music of Bernie Cummins and his, New Yorkers orchestra at the fourth annual Union Formal to be held from 9:30 to 2 a. m. tonight in the Union Ballroom. Nancy Stackhouse, of Erie, Pa., and James Wallace, '35, and Geor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan High Schools Begin Debates Today Schedule Leads To State Championship Debate In Hill Auditorium Over 175 high schools throughout the state will begin their inter-scho- lastic debating competition for this year when the preliminary schedule of the Michigan High School Foren- sic Association, sponsored jointly by the extension division of the Univer- sity and the Detroit Free Press, gets under way today. Following th...…
…The Weather Generally fair on Tuesday; Wednesday unsettled, little change in temperature. it ga ~ahIp Editorials CBS Vulgar izes Histo Event... Council Minutes q"R Campaign VOL. XLIV No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN I - - a- . United States Drops ut Of FAs Fracas Reich's Withdrawal At Geneva To Strengthen Nazis--Heneman Rooseveli Anxiou Politica t Administration s To Avoid Any d Entanglements Con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG PLA & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN Don't Shout Yet... Apologies . . The Line . . %k * * IF THERE IS ANYTHING I HATE, it is a person who says "I told you so," especially in regard to doping football games and teams, which oc- cupation is one fraught with uncer- tainty, sorrow, and damage to one's reputation as a seer and soothsayer. And if anyone but Gil Dobie ever tells you that he doped Michigan to win over Cornell by an...…
…TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890, minutes last Saturday the unspecific, non-com- mittal statement that "A report was given on the recent campus NRA campaign showing that all available stickers were signed." How many stickers were signed? How many people refused to sign? Have their been any re- ports to the Council of violations? This is the sort of information we would like to have, and for the presentation of which the minu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !!!T!!n= nitism Open Negotiations For Reductions Of English War Debt aestion Stirs Mayoral Race ndidate For New York Post Denies He Made An Anti-Jewish Charge tri es At Fuionist cKee Accuses LaGuardia Of Purposely Bringing Religion Into Campaign qEW YORK, Oct. 16. -(P)-- The stion of anti-Semitism stirred the ee-cornered struggle for the may- ity to something approaching nzy today. oseph V. McKee, accused of criti- ng ...…
…dthunderstorms, Thursday; Friday and cooler. :Y IJ~fr ~Iaii Fraternities Prove Worth; Kidnapers Another Round. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Cubans Need Kipke Says Michigan's Hardest Game To Be With All Opponents 3s As PS Hide Provisional President Is Working To Get Body To Approve Action Promise Safety To Members Who Left Organized Workm...…
…THE MICHIG N D A. I L Y .r IC I N. fALY JJ ILY - v1 of the Summer S ;esslonk 'i})ky, 5!' ', -= : A Washington BYSTANDER By KIRKE SIMPSON WASHINGTON-Whatever "little flower" the parents of Fiorello LaGuardia of New York had in mind when they attached to him that floral first name, certainly it was not the shrink- ing violet. n "Little Dynamite" or its Italian equivalent would far better describe Mr. LaGuardia's polit- ical life. I , ...…
…MI C DAJ V Season Is Success Dressmakers * - --- - - Successful In< Stock Project Vacation Theatre Reports Sell-Outs; Actors Are Well Known Here Complete success has attended the. work of Amy Loomis' new Vacation Theatre in its first summer at Tra- verse City and Nortport, Mich., ac- cording to reports received yester- day by The Daily. Miss Loomis, who has appeared for a number of years in campus plays, was director of the Lydia Mendel- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures A crowd of rioting Cubans are shown here sacking a building during the wild outbreak of ' en- thusiasm which seized Havana after Cuban troops announced their ultimatum to Gerardo Machado. These two women, each contending she is the widow of Captain E. F. M. Deeds, wartime flier who died in an airplane accident; in China, met in Kansas City when Deeds' funera...…
…I The Weather Partly cloudy and somewhat warmer today and tomorrow; a few scattered showers today. LL fig VOL. XLII No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY Ruthven Talks To alls 3.2 Beer Illegal Senior S Sounds Note Of Optimism Before Graduating Sen- iors At Annual Gathering 2,000 Take Part In Swingout Ceremony Young Persons Going Out Into World Not To Be Pitied, President Says Sounding a note of optimism for graduating senior...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY qtrl Tonight Exhibit Of Student Sculpture Opens With Formal Reception By ELEANOR BLUM Opening with a formal reception last night, the fourth annual exhibit of sculpturing work done by students of Prof. Avard Fairbanks will con- tinue on display. n the League lounge until after commencement. Among the pieces that attracted considerable attention was "Inspira- Voa," by Harry Furst, and "The Teacher," by Ann Hinshaw. The work...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY .CHIGAN DAILY j ij would be; we endeavor below to describe this ma- chinery. The distrust, to what degree it has existed, has been quite natural; fraternities on this campus have always been suspicious of paternalism, and it is to be expected that they will be reluctant ; at present to vote for the adoption of rules per- taining to matters they have hitherto taken n care of without any outside interference. The proposed ...…
…TuTHE MICHIGAN DAAIILLYI Basebail TeaitWill W1V. A. A. To Give Horse Show At Fair Grounds Next Week Leave Fo~r Hoosier Stronghold Today Coach Ray Fisher's baseball squad yesterday held its last practice be-!' fore the three-game trip this week- end with Indiana, Illinois and Pur- due, leaving at 1 p. m. today. In the practice, Coach Fisher em- phasized preparation for the flock' of southpaws that he expects to be used against Michigan on ...…
…'eatner 'air, somewhat reme southeast snow or rain. L muF ail Edito The Bank Holiday Comstock; W. Randol: Vs. The Economists. No, 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 17, 1933 PRICE FIVE N - U U Reopen ut Rush citement An Editorial Are Surprised By by' Of Public And tce Of Fear ature Plans Banking Rules Greatly Increase no's Powers In vial Emergency or banks, opened yester- limited basis, experienced ble and nothing resemb- lesale...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Illinois Medics TlreatenDeath To Professor 'Secret Six' Of hicago Is Enlisted To $olve Stu- dent Backniyl Notes CHICAGO, Feb. 16.- (P)-The "Secret Six" began tonight an inves- tigation of what officials said ap- parently was a plot by University of Illinois medical studehts to obtain their degrees by threatening a pro- fessor and his family with death. Chief Irvestigator Alexander Jamie of the famous anti-crime group said P...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hockey Title Chances At Stake Against Wisconsin Ton ss BOX By John Thomas Indiana Track Dope Student 1 0 U's Tilden Disturbed 37 Sport Events * 1 SPECTACULAR TIMES were turned in during the Indiana-Ohio State track meet recently. The Hoosiers won, 61 to 43, and demonstrated to Conference track fans that they will have a determined bid for the title when the Indoor Meet comes around, March 10 and 11. Fuqua ran the quarter...…
…N 4 iY childishly simple that it is almost an insult to anyone's intelligence to ask him to listen to an explanation: if Mr. Jones works more efficiently at making shoes than Mr. Smith, who in turn works more happily and efficiently than Mr. Jones at baking bread, then obviously it is in the best in- terests of both that each work at the occupation for which he is best adapted. And the same situa- tion exists between countries. . shed ever...…
… CAMPUS SOCIET Y .:, udents' A r t xhibition Will SOpenSunday rk Of Graduates And tudents To Be On Sale; Vill Help Student Fund By ELLEN JANE COOLEY tistic work of students and grad- s of the University is rapidly be- put on display for the Student Exchange, which opens Sunday ie Hostess Room of the League. exchange was conceived by John 11, of Detroit. The committee in ge is composed of Frances Young Alan Cramer, Dorothy White, h Higbie, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY apanese Army tarts To Move On Jehol Front roops Take Up PositionI Near Mukden Ready To Enter Chinese Province Clash Expected pan-Manchukuo Armies Number 50,000; To Be Led By Ablest Officers v JTAMES A. MILLS sciated Press Staff Correspondent MUKDEN, Manchuria, Feb. 16.- ads southward and westward from s most important Manchurian city alive day and night with Jap- ese and Manchukuo troops mov- steadily toward positions whenc...…
…rethe s, considerably Y; Wednesday QL g 4it ig~ant 4:3 ad3J A J Easter From Edito. fapanese W4 rrn Asia;; The Colun ®meri nni iui ir ii n nrrrrr XLIII No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1933 I 1Now PRICE FI ilippine Act fore Senate Long Stops ;fish' Huey Relaxes Filibuster To Permit ion On Vetoed Bill tocrats Expect assage Over Veto Is Expected Today; ir Measure Is Delayed Senate Committee EHINGTON, Jan. 16.-(R) - louse...…
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…ESDAY, JAN. 17, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY njuries Put Wolverine Ice Captain On Sidelines For Big Ten AIck PAGE THREI pener Emmy Reid Out For Month With Fractured Hand Crash Against Boards In St. Mary's Contest Places Co-Captain On Sidelines Out For Month FROM THE PRESS BOX ICWJOHNTHOMAS. a [- Li- Y- a V 1 It / 1 1 %./ V t/J FIELDING H. YOST, Harry Kipke, Harvey Woodruff, and Prof. Frank Dickinson were together recently, and as would be e...…
…IGAN DAILY --., ,. -- undergraduate is forced to join or remain a mem- ber of a fraternity. If, however, in spite of charges of alleged detrimental influences, he desires to live in a fraternity house, that should be his busi- ness and not the business of the Spectator editors or the Columbia administration. The Spectator, as a crusading newspaper, would be the first one to charge the Columbia admin- istration with paternalism if an official...…
…JHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS OCIETY .,. , Sororities Give Linners, Dances honoring Guests 0uj-O-Town Visitors Here Entertamed At Houses During Week-End Sororities spent last week-end for the most part entertaining guests from out of town. The majority of houses will be hostesses at rushing 4inners this week. A 1PHA P IJ .Hortense Bumpus, of Monroe, and Corinne Krentler, of Detroit, both former students, spent the week-end at the Alpha Phi house. M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SysRutiven Receives ,y Ineiewed Ont Merits Of Honor System Wir'e From Nrth ICU r.~ reasons Given or Stands Pro )r Con On Plan hange Would Be At Least As Successful As That Now In Use, Say Some U-gu ents Divided ndergraduates Would Be Responsible For Success Or Failure of Plan (Continued from Page 1) ed,; but were willing to try it. Judg- g from the manner in which the plies were given, an impartial ob- rver would be incl...…
