…rY, FBJUAlY ,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ae ksters In ndoor pener Against Buckeyes ere on PAGE TF ig Grapplers --r Forward Tangle J Mosier To Meet Morford Today In Feature Bout Cornell Squad Boasts Two A.A.U. Headliners; Will Wrestle Locals Today Rubin Will Wrestle Local Team Intact Except- ing Oakley, Who Is On Injured List Michigan's wrestlers went through a light workout yesterday afternoon, putting the finishing touches to their training ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JL.FZXKJU. _ C The Daily is prepared to put the full force of its editorial power behind the drive. The student body voted overwhelmingly for East Side beer in the Undergraduate Council poll so The Daily ca.n- not choose to do otherwise. We are in the fight to the finish. If you are interested in seeing this issue settled once for all, sign the petitions. The time is short, so don't wait for the committee to come to you. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Art Exchange Shows Exhibit Of Modern Art Sculptural Pieces, Pastels, Water Colors Are Done By Exchange Members Widely varied uses of color, and unique massing of form mark the predominant notes in the modern art show sponsored by the Students' Art Exchange, which opens at 3 p. m. Sunday, a week earlier than previous- ly announced, in the League. Members of the Exchange have used old and new mediums to get new effects in th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mail Subsidy Is{ A Militaristic Move , Claim Federal 'Bounty' Plan Is Receiving Administration Attention Scrapped Contracts Would Be Replaced Country's Aerial Defense Might Be Strengthened Under Tentative Plan (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 16. - (P) - A direct Federal "bounty" for avia- tion, replacing scrapped airmail con- tracts, received strong administration thought today. An idea behind such an undis- guised b...…
… ther ncreasing cloudiness with ng temperature Friday, and iw. Saturday generally fair. L it ga ~~Iait~ Editorials The Opera Is Dead, Long Live The Opera . . L. XLIV No. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 16, 1934 PRICE FIVE Need Of Legal Reform Stated By Sunderland Administrative Bodies To Assume Courts' Duties, Law Professor Warns Address Delivered To Cincinnati Bar Cannot Dispense With The S e rvices Rendered By The Courts, He ...…
…Work Starts On Big Norris Dam In Tennesee -MsociAted Press Photo This aerial picture shows the beginning of the Tennessee Valley Authority's $34,000,000 Norris dam on the Clinch river in mountainous ,eastern Tennesee. A dam 253 feet high is to create a mountain lake with an 800-mile shoreline and supply suippementary power at Muscle Shcals on the Tennessee river in Ala- bama. Government To Announce New Announe Cut Wheat Reduction For Farmers ...…
…DAY, FEB. 16, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY )hio State Swimmers Open Michigan T PLAY & BY- PLAY By AL NEWMAN Tryouts Notice.. --- * * * " OW is the time for all good mer to come to the aid of the party." Join the sports staff and see the world. In fact know every detail of that section of the globe which de- scribes the straight line between the Publications building, Yost Field house, and all points south. See the world via shank's ponies, otherw...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY sion, and may very easily instill in you a respect and liking for "politics," and kindred subjects. Every student -from the one to whom Hitler is "that German dictator guy" to the one who can a accurately bound the Tadjikistan Socialist Soviet Republic --should make these articles daily read- I in, -renifred, 'x Screen Reflections 'I very seriously, and conducted herself in a dig- nified, reserved manner, never ...…
… night;1 dance aIt. th4' L1 _:1 .'" i ll 00l )0i t ~ lt25 o e ll~i 1 c syv1lania.I 3- Dix Acuy (,Fai1ed ! PVd' le Irt( A ~e Ali loi: frt'i lague CAct vi- 1 -- ty Chari.t through Feb06. 1 nmust be turlned in at the Leagueie12E- C ia e _y, a c co r d i ni g toe an noune)tl 'EY't]innt <ade by 111'Nafiry '35, last ni hAt. final ir plits( aito come ct t t141end of thiswee Of Dr. 1'.W4,de1's Talk Dr. Theodore 0. Wedel, secretary for college wore of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scribes )und Of .n Strife Factions Struggle For Supremacy In Turbulent Austri -Associated Press Photos (Continued from Page 1) trong measures were t a k e n t the flood of Nazi propaganda. answer to Dollfuss' a p p e a 1, Britain, France, and Italy pro- to Hitler against the attack on an independence. The Ger- :id not cease their drive, how- In spite of every effort Aus- Nlaziism spread, and with the re from the Heimwehr ...…
…he Weather ly and much colder on ay and Thursday night: generally fair.j C, r Sit igaz ~~ait Forgotten Students Are mnembered. V No. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1934 PRICE FIVE A, I U )Ilfuss Is 7X10usTo 1934's Political Turmoil: No. 1: Dictionary Of European Politics Strife rs Period Of Amnesty Socialists If Fighting ops Before Tomorrow oAting Workers atrench Near City ign Capitals Fear An istro - German Liai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL IiU LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is Constructive notice to all' members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to tke President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. New Streamilined Train Will Travel At High Speeds CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 95 Notices To Members of the Faculties: Ap- plication has been made to the Emer- gency Relief Administrat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Meet Wisconsin In Two Games This Week-l I _ _ ______ __,_.e i TrackTeamTo Face Buckeyes In First Meet Ohio State Will Present A Well-Balanced Line-Up. Despite Early Defeat Plenty of opposition is expected from Ohio State's tracksters in their meet with the Wolverine thinclads Saturday night in Yost Field House. Although Michigan, last year's Con- ference outdoor champions, is fa- vored to win its first dual go of the s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY I Nd41 M OPI NI Vit ftLMMNi 8 ~.5~ 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. --- 1933 CNAYI04A1 . ' COVE W RA)-1934 _ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispathc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 i Tea At Women's Riflery Tournaments Are ConductedThroutgh Mail thvenHome pring-like Day Inspires Appearanee Of Newer Note In rocks And Hats Nearly 150 students were present eterday afternoon at the first open ea given by President and Mrs. Al- xander G. Ruthven since their re- ent trip to Egypt. This is the largest ttendance this season at one of the ednesday afternoon affairs and at- ests to the growing popularity o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUR _. _ .._ ndian Life Is Topic Of Guthe On Radio Hour )hrector Of Museum Gives First Talk In Miehibgan History Series In an attempt to point out certain neral conceptions of the life of the ichigan Indians, Prof. Carl E. uthe, director of the Museum of ithropology, opened the series of Iks on the colonization of Michigan sterday. The series is to be broad- st over the school program through e campus studios of WJR on We...…
…settled and warmer Wed- y; Thursday somewhat y. Ll r e AlitF jIadii Edito We Don't Like Scalpers.... V No. 94- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1934 PRICE FIVE4 leaths Mount As Violent Austrian Battles Continue f,+3- overnment Wrecks Karl Marx Apartment, Social- ist Stronghold Z Cities Also See The 'Fight To Live' achine Gun Nests Are Set Up As Airplanes Guard Vienna VIENNA, Feb. 13. -(P) -Govern- nt guns battered wor...…
…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. Y, FEBRUARY 14, 19341 . XLIV No. 94 NotiCes #resident and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students of the Uni- versity on Wednesday, February 14, from four to six o'clock. Notice to all Faculty Members and University Emp...…
…VARY 14,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Home Sport Events On Program For Coming Week-. Te 1' J-- PLAY & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN- NoaMans Land WELL, I see that they have prac- tically abolished the longest strip of territory on a football field. . that no man's land between the 20- yard line and the goal line. At least if they have not abolished it, they have practically done so with the new forward pass rule which gives the offensive team one inco...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ~ ished every morning except Monday during the 'sity year and Sunmer Session by the Board in 1 of Student Publications. .ber of the Western Conference Editorial Association e Big Ten News Service. sociattd ( 'ot lte. )rgs - 4933 A , COYFMGd 14 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use >ublicption of all news dispathces credited to it or herwise credited in this paper and the loca...…
…a usc nocleey To Initiate 18 At Ceremony Mayor Will Be Speaker For Alpha Epsilon Mu Banquet; Faculty Guests Eighteen men students associated with the Varsity Band, Varsity Glee qiub, or University Symphony Or- chestra will be initiated ito the Al- pha chapter of Alpha Epsilon Mu, national honorary musical fraterni- ty, at a ceremony today at the Un- ion. Mayor Robert A. Campbell will be the principal speaker at the banquet following the initia...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .... .ww «., . .. . v .a .....w. a -v .s: a...r.. v .a n .. + a ,e+.. " I L L 1 \ a.i A7 1/ L 1 1 r I ducational ords Made I Extra Curricular Program For Summer Session Is Announced Captain Kni ht To Lecture On, Radio Work 17o Be Used In Education Of C. C. C. Workers In Wilderness The campus radio studios in Morris -all were the scene of a special series f mechanical recordings as over 20 ducational features were ...…
…igan: fair and norrow increas- and warmer. L t i aitj Editorials The J-Hop And Chairman Singleton . 41 . .. V No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE 4 nselle, i Head Site Of Ann Arbor's State Liquor Store Shown Terror Reigns In Austria; Socialists Battle Fascism; rams Festival To Include s Of Metropolitan ra Company 9, 10, 11, 12 iven As Dates o Symphony Will ear With Ponselle 'Hay 9 a Bori and Ro...…
…___________THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETINI Doumerguse Selects Veteran Cabinet To Rule France -A'ssociated Press Photo Gaston Donmergue (center), N1year-old r ir-dsgat of miot-fore France, named a cabinet includ- ing several former premiers in his initial imove to cope wvitii the nationi's crisis. Reading from top to bottomi, his selections included: Marshal Henri Fetain, minister of war; Etienne Flandin, public works; Edouaril Herriot...…
…13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN D'AILY .a L - TA , L 1 u IL 1- . PLAY & Max Trains On Skits BY-PLAY By AL NEWMAN Bad News.. THE Peppy Purdues were, strictly the bad news to the Mourning Michigans last night. In fact they were the bad news to the extent of 51 points to 20, which is just a bit more than a frog's hair margin in almost every athletic contest but cricket, which is anyway hardly rec- ognizable as such. The Purdues were also the evil tidi...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY I Of -=- ,: : " ,II ells, and Greta Garbos to the very much more interesting Henry's, Napoleon's, Lenin's, Holy Roman Emperors, or any of the others. Of course it must be borne in mind that Henry was a rouge of the first order, but then,. There is a riotous comedy pornographically en- titled "Not Tonight, Josephine." Paul Tompkins is good. AT THlE MAJESTIC "ROMAN SCANDALS" **MORE GALAXIES OF YOUNG GIRLS...…
…THE IICHIIAN DAILY Virginia Cherrill, Cary Grant Marry In London New Dance Forms Developed Fashion Co d Through Individual Differences Results Wl -Associated Press Photo Virginia Cherrill and Cary Grant of the films were married in London, ollowing Grant's recuperation from an illness which had delayed the wedding.- 1 rS. ed don 1S Tob e Honored y eaToday Mrs. Herbert Seddon, formerly, Miss Mary Lytel and director of Betsy Barbour House, wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rm IMIROMM 11UG 1tl C:t0WV1AA VI 1 41;V, AJVVi).1 A7.LK,1 ri W.L11 Ulva %l a;zl+ 4110 Aetropolitan Opera Company of New York in the complete NOT the top leaves they're under. Opera, "FAUST. t" v -------- ----- - --- developed-they are harsh2 ---- -------- Al ways the Finest Tobacco f . Thyrea n of ' Hero "The tenderest, mildest, smoothest tobacco" c c only the Venter .heaves . ------------- - vJ Nn _ NOTthe bottom leaves--...…
…souvenir j-hop extra C4c tC4tgMl tiily second edition vol. xliv ann arbor, michigan, saturday, february 10, 1934 price 10 cents 193 hop over; fun for all even with mercur at--1 after the grand march was over trains, tiaras, ruffles reminiscent of '90's By Marnie Morrison and Florence Harper Appealing femininity contrasting with the severe modernism of the ballroom formed the scenic back- ground of the 1934 J-Hop. Elegance expressed in tr...…
…souvenir j-hop extra vol. xliv c1 trl Tttrt 471at_ second edition ann arbor, michigan, saturday, february 10, 1934 price 10 cents 1934 hop over; fun for all even with mercury at --14 after the grand march was over trains, tiaras, ruffles reminiscent of '90's' By Marnie Morrison and Florence Harper Appealing femininity contrasting with the severe modernism of the ballroom formed the scenic back- ground of the 1934 J-Hop. Elegance expre...…
…page two the michigan daily february 10, 1934 hey girls! see your names inprint. rare names and rare home towns here in mile-long list The music of Hal Kemp's and Henry Busse's orchestras set the tempo last night for a week-end of festivities which includes house dances, breakfasts, and a Union tea dance. The J-Hop, recognized as one of the most brilliant college func- tions in the Mid-West, drew guests from states as distant as California, ...…
…Page two the michigan daily february 10, 1934 p e oh i dle , 4 hey girls! see your names in print! rare names and rare home towns here in mile-long list The music of Hal Kemp's and Henry Busse's orchestras set the tempo last night for a week-end of festivities which includes house dances, breakfasts, and a Union tea dance. The J-Hop, recognized as one of the most brilliant college func- tions in the Mid-West, drew guests from states as ...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page three who's who at the hop house parties castalia, topeka, dubuque, and wyo ing (ohio) send delegates breakfast afterwards, a luncheon and theatre party Saturday aftrnoon, and a radio party Saturday night. Stan- ley Smith. '34E, is in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rushmere, Ann Arbor, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hubly, Kal- (Continued from Page Two) ner party Friday night, a breakfast amazoo, are to be c...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page three who's who at the hop house parties breakfast afterwards, a luncheon and c~astaha, topeka, dubuque, and theatre party Saturday aftrnoon, and a radio party Saturday night. Stan- wyom ing (ohio) send delegates ley Smith, '34E, is in charge. Mr. and: Mrs. Ernest Rushmere, Ann Arbor, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hubly, Kal- (Continued from Page Two) ner party Friday night, a breakfast amazoo, are to be c...…
…page four the michigan daily february 10, 1934 page fur th michgan dily fbrua , 1.93 the j-hop extra staff the spotlight... post-hop marriage ... pins and pajamas .-- semester's worst grades .. . i W.A.A. Presil/s BERTA OCHSNER --- MARIAN VAN TUYL in DANCE RECITAL LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE February 13th at 8:30 P.M. Tickets 50c - 75c 4 . I BEGINNING with a note of romance, Rupert Bradley «' t i J j PI f and Marian Hogan who are atten...…
…page four the michigan daily februiarv 10- 194 yud r the j-hop extra staff 1P- the spotlight ... post-hop marriage ... pins and pajamas ... semester's worst grades . BEGINNING with a note of romance, Rupert Bradley and Marian Hogan who are attending the Hop to- night (or last night, depending on when you read the paper) are being married tomorrow afternoon (or this afternoon) at the Bethlehem Evangelical Church. Chuck Brownson, Sigma ...…
…februarv 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three --No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At"Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerle, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and domestic tobacco - and only ...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three -- No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerl e, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE ThcAican Tobaccompall In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and dom...…
…page six the michigan daily february 10. 1934 aesx h iiaif ,h_ 4 C kemp's band wowed them in n. carolina these two led 1934 j-hop grand march 4,675 more names of ye h an on Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny pI unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than xContinued from Page Three) limply on the floor. A few minutes...…
…page six the michigan daily februarv 10. 1934 Dae si th mihien dilyf~4e~yre , 14 kemp's band wowed them in n..carolina Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than limply on the floor. A few minutes Kemp, stole in on the show, looking later just as he was slipping on a like a steamship...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --- ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. --- -..... --- - ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 Sonth State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- - - -- y O~le Iolli nt unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY m ovie i roe. 303 - iiiovi t PERSONA' laundry service. We take ORE DOUBLE and one ...…
…f ebruary 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --------- -ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 South State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- -------- -- comment unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY roe. 303 - - - -- "___PERSONA laundry service. We take l o d iyONE DOUBLE and one single room....…
…page eight the michigan daily february 10. 1934 page ight he mihiga dail fphrisa , 11)14 A Spring ii Fashion ~ Forecast. . A New Spring Song ill Suits THEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor ing. THE MAIN~ FLOOR i _{ ...…
…1 1 page eight the michigan daily f4+r c b n 1 34d page eruaryiiin9 f r 11 /Spring J~TI ~Fashion Foecst: ,!,,4New Spring Song Suits HEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor iTng. THE MAIN FLOOR ili i _ By Bob Ball R...…
…february 10. 1934 the michigzan daily page nine ,~,-~a' 1C Q4temcia alaenn Inde ende1its vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Roger McMahon, Grand Rapids; and Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Schmeliker, and R.O.T.(C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; Grand Rapids. (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cavanaugh, Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Ma...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigZan daily page nine fehrii uusir vy 0.-19...the ...ib...a..dailyee, Indep>endents vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, and R.O.T.C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Marie Hart- J-Hop are: Viola Sanderson, Ann Ar- wig, Ann Arbor; and Maryetta Roop, bor; Claire Glo...…
…page ten the michigan daily fox«., b 1 gay tn ruary 10,1934 4 net, chiffon and tulle K TYPE5 (IALE) prominent at dance ___-j-j)v (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was decollete, the color being oyster white worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit. Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shafer, Grosse jacket...…
…page ten the michigan daily of tr b ( 1 4~ page ten th hruaryeivmc193 4 net, chiffon and tulle r--HOP TYPE5 U1ALE) prominent at dancel (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was 0 decollete, the color being oyster white. worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shaffer, Gros...…
