…The Weather Unsettled, snow Saturday rising temperatures. LL 3kVAb VOL. XLM No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. I I I ;W- Rapp, Sample Disagree On Liquor Laws. Judge Won't Confirm His Stand Of Nov. 12 That 'Violators' May Go Free Attorney To Make Arrests As Before Supreme Court's E dic t As To Legality Of State Prohibition Is Awaited The local liquor enforcement sit- uation appeared muddled yesterday following the repeal of the...…
…'1 MI IGAN DAILY LILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN on inthe, Bulletin is constructive notice to allI llembers of the "sy. Copy 'eceived at the office of the Assistant to the President until 1:30 a. m. Saturday. Four Die i Lake Plane Crash Rapp, Sample Not In Aycord On Dry Lawi CLASSIFIED DIRECT J I r II11Y IIWkY4rYM YI/ I OV . XLIII SATURIAY, DECEMBER 10, 1932 s No. 651 NOTICES the Members of the University Council: will be held on Mond...…
…URDAY, DEC. 10, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Wolves To Start Same Lineup In Spartan Game 2 Campus Men Win Finals Of Boxing Mee t 0 FROM THE PRESS BOX T Heavy Practice Sessions Have Put The Michigan Team In Better Shape M.S.C. Captain Out Sophomores Battle For Open Place On Green And Gold Quintet Ily L. ROSS BAIN Michigan's lineup for the Mich- igan State invasion of Ann Arbor to- night will be the same as that which opposed the Hilltoppe...…
…TUHE-' MICHIGAN DAILY ihd 1890 ing all peoples. Rt can burst out tomorrow. If it set fire to- one coriner of the world it cannot be localixzed. The whole of civilization, the whole world is in danger." Voicing the will of the World Congress Against {War, Henri Earbusse and Sherwood :Anderson have appealed, to the students of America to take action; to organize a nation-wide congress against war; to fight 'shoulder to shoulder with the worker...…
…7HIE MICHIG.AN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY Drmitories IPla n EnterinlM4 For Week -Enad Before Vacatj -- ___ r.. +.. Formnals, Infornials, And Ci SturnePares Mke Variety For Campus Lfe Fraternities are having their last parties this week-end before the " holidays set in. They vary from for- mals to Bowery dances. Another fea- ture which marks thema is the great number of out of town women which are in attendance. ALPHAI DELTA IPHI ~Alpha Delta P...…
… $580,000,000 Economy Effected, But Hoover Asks New Taxation , : Calhoon Wins WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. -(P) - President Hoover believes that, de- spite economies totaling $580,000,000, depression influences which have re- duced government income necessitate new federal taxation, if the nation is to avoid increasing the public debt. The President has set appropria- tions for the fiscal year 1933-1934 at $4,218,808,344 against $4.800,731,979 in ...…
… 1 The Weather Rain or, snow today and Fri- day; colder. jr- 011e igar ~Iatll Edritril Two Political Reforms Needed VOL XLIII No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1932 PRICE FIVE Late Returns Show Fall Of R ep ublicans Through State Comstock Takes Brucker Strongholds In Running 70,000 Vote Margin; Roosevelt Lead 105,000 Wet Amendment Is Given Approval Entire Republican Slate Crumbles With Possible Exception Of Fitzgera...…
…THE AMICHI+GAN'-DALY ____________________________________________________________________________________________ I Edward F. Jaros, Paul W. Jedele, and Frank Slemens, David Clingersmith, j George S. Jones.j John Cole, Leland Coulter, Max Emmet J. Kelly, Stanley Killian, Grossman, Thomas Dooling, Eugene Louis Klass, Samuel Knox, Joseph' Eitnler, Fra1ncis Farrell, Henry vel- Krysin, Lyle Lacroix, Merle Land cis, ker, Donal d Fergus~on, Dua...…
…10, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, i '_ocking Drill :eatures Work Of Wolverines Practice, Forced Indoors, Is Hampered By Laying Of Basketball Floor Petoskey Returns Backfield Lines Up With Petoskey, Westover, Fay And Everhardus Although greatly handicapped by advere conditions yesterday, Coach Kipke continued to drive his ctball machine in preparation for the Chicago game. A hard driving rain soaked the field, and made outdoor work impos- sible...…
…T IE._MIUI1HIGAN_.DAILY T [CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 II fl every such organization it has had its high peaks and its periods of comparative passivity. The most active periods of Comedy Club are directly traceable to the executive personnel at these times. There is such a direct relationship, in fact, that it becomes a matter of considerable interest to the Michigan student to ascertain the present achievements of these people who were...…
…MIiCHIAN DAILY M A Ub ,,=,a g 1 F Sororities To Hold Annual Formal Danee I Heads 1(4B1 [undetrgraduates Wi 11old Fete December9,10 IAfaglIe C :IUmptigU i'iti(s ( tritial BMolhs Red Nichol's Orchestral Has Been Obtiained For1 Panhellenie BallI Red Nichol and His World Famous Pennies will be the attraction at the annual Panhellenic bali to be held Friday, Nov. 25. The orchestra has for some time been a nightly feature over WTAM network ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N a tional Scholastic Exhibition Ger man Elections Held Ahi.tecture BuligShow Hostility To Von Papen-Pollock Comstock Pleased With Opportunity To Serve 1- in ias ray he an of% an ias ly he vis - of- in- ;he is Of. r as n- nO I i The National Schoolastic Exhibi- student in Ann Arbor who has an ex- tion of High School Art is now on hibit in this collection. He attends display in the Architectural building, Ann Arbor h...…
…The Weather Fair and moderately warm; little change in temperature. L M6friga ttt Editorials New Causes For Optimism Official Publication of The Summer Session VOL. XIII No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1932 ________________________________________________ a a - a WeIsh Scores Professor Plans New Balloon Trip 'Gold Plated' State Economy Gubernatorial Candidate Promises Real Reduction In Expenditures Charges Brucker Pu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY diehigan Daily Established 1890 , -! P,-IN +. f6'K^ w f nb.Th~n..tJO0 r k ..t4 Pu1lished every morning except Monday during the tU$f$ sty year and Summer Session by the Board in Q oniof Student Pblications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thie Associate Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches cr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILX Germany Has Enough Goods To Meet Debt Novelist Marriu s DetnLsche Bank Note Holders Realistic Step Offer to Called a Wonen to Hold Canoe Trp, Picnic on Friday A picnic supper, combined with canoeing for women on the campus, will be the last social event this summer. The women majoring in physical education are planning this supper for Friday. The party will leave Bar- bour gymnasium at 5:30 o'clock in cars for Saunders ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1 Voice Students Under Hamilton | New Secretary of Commerce Seen With His Family Offer Concert Students of James Hamilton of the voice faculty of the School of Music will join in a public recital, at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow night, August 11, in the music school auditorium. The following w i l1 participate: Katherine Russell, soprano, Cam- bridge, Ill.; 0 r m a Weber, mezzo- soprano, Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.; ...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Sunday; some- what warmer extreme north- east portions after 'Monday. Generally fair. LLI It iati Ia itii Editorials Scaling Down the War Debts as Well as Reparations ; Inves- tigations Are Convenient. Ofcial Publication of The Summer Session VOL. XIII No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ki pke Starts Plannin g '32 Grid Se ason Four Times Around World For Eclipses Is Curtis' New ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA ,, Editorial Comment GOVERNMENT OF TilE INTERESTED MINORITY (Daily Illini I tion prices were higher than present day prices if there s to be fairness in scaling down these debts. The European nations have long insisted that as long as Germany and other Central powers paid the reparations, they would pay the United States. Now, having cut down the reparations to seven hundred millions, they still owe us eleven bil...…
…Tll' M10116AN RAIL +w w ra r wn ui.r nrniynrn rrr ri-.._- --- -- - rrr. . rirr ndr- -- - - n - Che rbourg With 66 Aboard ----------- --- ----------------- < o ynrr r S X Y Y wP" ?"" d #z z s . . . s;. "fin?> <> # : s< y yy i '§{ , ° MRA^ Y ;:. f m61a Qd a u: ^ . J The French submarine Promethee (of the same type as the ship shown above) sank off Cherbourg harbor at the point shown on the map while she was making a trial trip on the surface...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY siND course or telephone 4480. A nominal fee will be charged. Ray 0. Courtright, Golf Professional Golf Classes for Men: To start Tuesday, July, 12, 4:45 p. m. at the University Golf Course. Those in- terested should sign up at the golf course or telephone 4480. A nominal fee will be charged. Ray O. Courtright, Golf Professional Sports Classes for Women: Short courses four weeks in length meet- ing two times a week in te...…
…TABLISHED 1 890 I Jr r 4 710 ,4 .r MEMBER ASSOCIATED i4 f I' 3- I PRESS I VOL. XLIL No. 158. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy, local rains. PRICE FIVE CENTS . ' - -- '-________________________ LE BRUN H AS C LE AR FIELD IN FRANCE'S PRESIDENTIAL RACE Painleve's Withdrawal Clarifies Situation; Deemed Fitting by Senate.: TARDIEU WILL RESIGN Premier's Cabinet May Remain in Office Until New Cha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - _ __ _ Wins, Coveted Award fUO~llIT~~ll ANCIENT GREEK CITY OF SOKNOPAIOU rr~wIR1,'V'~ESOS DISCUSSED BY BOAK AT CAIRO sr y-The history of the city of Sokno- is in a better state of preser 'ation Ladies mo ta^ixcnuisfrmcvtr wsasmwatdmgdI Leadher s - .ApaL ,iou Nesos in Greek or Dime, coy- Among the surface finds of the ex- I Lspt M r i_.'. rI F¢atiii ctLhe third century B.C. until three Iinscription recording the dedica-2...…
…" THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ennis Match Is Called After Four- Hour Batti METS FINA SET HALTED BY DELUCE:i WILDCATS IN LEAD Advance Agreement of Coaches Voids Results of Wet Net Struggle. PURPLE TEAM STRONG Northwestern Takes First Three of Six Matches; Wolves Win Next Two. by Albert H. Newman "No contest" was the final verdict of a wet four-hour struggle between Michigan's varsity tennis team and Northwestern's netmen ye...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;;=;.g ?ublished every morning except Monday du by the Board in Control of Student Publica Mfember of the Western Conference Editorial The Associated Press is .exclusively entitled cation of all news dispatches credited toi ed in thi. paper and the local news publish hntered at the Pust Office t Ann Arbor, I rnatter. Special rate of postage granted1 naster General. ubscription by carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4. )Ufices: Ann A...…
…....... . .......... ... .... . ..... .... Av M -i GARBO PROVES PEERLESSNESS 1S ___ ~s History o Sororities NwPA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA [By Mar garet O'Brien] Junior Honor Society Collects Women in Dance Groups to Be Ni , Although it was secretly organiz- I Kappas; the Rose McGill fund, a I Neop ytes in tMchligamua ed as early as March, 1870, Kappa gift fund for Kappas in special Canvassed for Necessary Fashion. Kappa Gamma did not make its loan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ . )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'ublication in the f the University. he President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the office of the Assistant to 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 10,. XLI.L TUESDAY, MAY 0, 1932 No. 158 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students Wednesday, May 11, from four to six o'clock. This will conclude the teas for the prcsent academic year. NOTICE...…
…'ABLISHED 1890 'I r Air A* AN'S IRLJEL It t U XLII. No. 114' SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932 P PLEaGI v C R DE IBER6H REPORTED TO BE TOUCH WITH KIDNAPPERS:l A9BY STILL 'HELD BY CAPTORS SHANGHAI CANALS HAMPER JAPS olice Will Not Interfere With Private Efforts to Recover Says Head of State Forc Aviator's Son, -es. EWELL, N. J., March 9.-(IP)-Any hint of police inter- th Col. Charles A, 'Lindbergh's pri...…
… iFowx men were killed and al'I)ut 30 woaunded wh 1n some 3,600 unemnployed marchers -overdowvere-d police at the city I-i~ts of Dearborn, rich., and forced their wvay to the gates of the Ford Motor company's .River Rotige plant. P cee are showni he-re in retreat. They returned with reserves and finally dis-pers--o The m(ob:. flrchoe-rn h~,23 Paintings by Local' i I Y …
…'THE MTLCHIGAN DAILY .e Tolverine Cagers .Awarded Varsity .wei E o EECT CAPTAIN E Secondary Awards and 12, Freshman Numerals Given Out at Same Time. ally Named Manager for Next Year; Staff of Assistants, Alternates Picked. Nine letter awards and six sec- dary awards were announced sterday by Coach Franklin C. ,ppon for his Varsity basketball uad of this season. Coupled with at announcement was that of the %nager and his staff for next a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY blished every morning except Monday during the University y the Board in Control of Student Publications. :mber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwis 1 in this paper and the local news published herein. tered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second natter. Special rate of postage gr...…
…MM Cl 0 9STHE MICHIGAN DAILY ______ =A CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY -Photo by IX'y Studio Front row: Katherine Barnard, Elsie Feldman, Margaret O'Brien, Jean Botsford, Margaret Ferrin, Mar- garet Smith, Margaret Schermack. Back row: Barbara Braun, Jane Fecheimer, Catherine Heesen, Vinselle Bartlett, Virginia Taylor, Aileen Clark, Evelyn Neilson. 'BAWLING OUTS' AND IMPROVEMENTS CHARACTERIZE JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY Clumsy Figures and A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FIL IAL BULLETIN s., in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members versity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to nt until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ning at which Professor H. M. Westergaard was to have spoken has been postponed. The next meeting of the Colloquium will be Thursday, March 17, when Professor S. Timoshenko will speak on "Stresses Due to Non-Uniform Heating." Observatory Journal Club meet...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890t r ' i t ,, Ar 4 41 MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 76 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1932 PRICE FIVE 1 Michigan Cagers Famous Iconoclast Capture Opening Big TenContest) Defeat Badgers 24-18 by'Concerted Last Half Drive.' EVELAND STARS Purdue Falls Before . Powerful Illinois' Attack,_28-21. MADISON, Wis. Jan. g.-+.(A) -A second period rally that net-. ted wive baskets in rapid suc...…
…___ ___ ___ __THE MVICHIGA-N DAILY drew Mellon and Congressional Foe Daily Official Bullei (Continued from Page 6) Woman's Research Cluib : ing Monday, Jan. 11, at 7:30 p. in Room 3024 Museums building, Marthad Koehne will speak o"l sent Day Theories of the Caus Dental Caries." All Men in Education: There be an open forum conducted uY the auspices of Phi Delta Ks to consier the general sublee "S$ecuring a Position in Educati Work." The meet...…
…1932 'r RE-' 1% T C 14 7 C A N 15'X T E Y 1932 ~rH~ MT~HJCAT~J TUY 4innesota Cagers Will Play Here Monday Nig FA CE WOilLVERINESI IN OPENING CLASH Old Foes Pry Off Big Ten Lid in Ann Arbor; Gophers Still Undefeated. By Sheldon C. Fullerton P' Aying th seconu Big Ten basietball gare in three days, Mielbigan's quintct will Lbia ho;;', to 1i nnesota's powerful Gcpher ai - ray at 7:30 o'clock Monday night in Yost Field liose.' Minnesota ...…
…2 -w THE MICHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, -Published every morning except Monday during the UniiAty 47*5Z by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is eclusively entitled to the use ftor Te- gubieation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise 'edited in this paper -and the local news published berein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, -...…
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…____________THE'MTCHTCAN DAILY ~l] I AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN St. Andrew's Church Services: 8 a. m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a. m., Church School Service; 11 a. m., Morning Prayer and Sermon; 5:30 p. m., Evensong. The preacher this morning is the Right Reverend John N. McCormipk of Western Michigan. Bishop McCormick will also speak at the 5:30 service which is an Epiphany Light Service with special sacred music and candle-light procession of ch...…
