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…; r Other rules governing eligibility for activities bar students that have re- ceived a D or E for the semester im- mediately preceding the date of the eligibility list, unless they have spe- cial permission from the Committee on Student Affairs. .. Miss Perry is anxious that women make inquiries at the Dean of Wom- en's office if they do not fully under- stand the requirements. Heads of committees are also urged to submit a complete list o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New Ideas In Education To Be Discussed At Parent Meeting jects of their talks ,are: Prof. Mar- guerite Wilker, director of the Nur- sery School, who will speak on "Co- operation of Children in the Home through Language Influence;" Prof. William C. Olsen, director of research in child development, who will speak on "Personality Factors in Delin- quency;" Prof. Arthur E. Wood, di- rector of the curriculum in social work, who...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy, and warmer; Saturday generally fair. LL 2t igm liatt Editorials Shrug Our Shoulders And On; A Man's Dream Is Rea ized. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN F I -__- U. S Envoy Is Criticized By Cuba Liberals Ambassador Condemned As Foreign Meddler For Mediation Efforts Fish Says Machado Must Leave Office Roosevelt Awaits A New ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY n of the Summer Session 1 .7' These monumental buildings and his far-sighted endowment bespeak his great love for his Alma Mater, his profession, and his country." In the above words Mr. Cook's former secretary characterized his benefactions to the University. Al though the group of buildings which he ordered constructed are finished, Mr. Cook's serv- ice to the University has hardly begun. For years to come s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Big Mayoralty Fight Looming For New York By-MARK BARRON NEW YORK, Aug 10.-G)-With November approaching and a new mayor of New York to be elected, Judge Samuel Seabury, dignified but persistent, continues hisbattle with Tammany. As a result, political observers are agreed that Chief John F. Curry and his Tiger machine are confront- ed with the most threatening fusion opposition since the '80's, when the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst se...…

…Former Editor On Daily Wins Tour Of World S. Beach Conger, Jr., of Ann Arbor, at one time Editorial Director of The Daily, was recently announced as the winner of a trip around the world as assistant to Harry A. Franck, noted travel author. Conger was the final selection from a group of more than 2,000 candi- dates for the position, which involves acting as Mr. Franck's assistant and mechanical aide during the globe- trotter's next trip around...…

…The Weather Generally fair Tuesday, Wednesday unsettled, slightly warmer Tuesday. Lg r t 4 ai Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Student Loans Are Repaid. I VOL. XIV No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS urglaries On Campus Might Be Gang Work Latest Robbery Reported Is Looting Of Office Of Professor Of $einetics Many Fraternities Have Been Victims Worrell Hints That Ring Of Detroit Crook...…

…' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated ress is exclusively entiled to the use or. ep p1i9atiOnk of all news dipatches credte tqit or dot Othem, e.,ceclted in .ths paperad the lcal news ubtecd herein. Allrights of repubicatio 1o epeciajf intg are :reserved. Entered at the Post Ofice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as secon'd class matter. Special rate of postage grant4 by Third Assistant Postmaster-General. ,. ., Subscription during summer by....…

…THE 1I Lack Of The Proper Data On Many Problems Is Impediment To Medical Committee's Work Editor's Note: This is the ei-;hth of a series of articles, written by Profcsscr Wesley H. iMaurer o' the Department of Journaliszn at- the University of Michigan, concerning a survey; of medical serv- ices and health agencies made )y a group of physicians. for -the Michigan State Medical Society. The committee, headed by Dr. W. H. Marshall, Flint, is co...…

…Word Received From Director Of Camp Davis Johnston Tells Of Work At Wyoming Surveying Field Station First reports to be received here of the work being done at Camp Davis, the University surveying station in the Jackson Hole country near Jack- son, Wyoming, came yesterday in the form of a letter to The Daily from Prof. Clarence T. Johnston, director of the camp. The organization of the camp in- cludes 21 students, five regular staff members, o...…

…The Weather Cloudy, showers, slightly cooler Thursday; Friday unsettled. L it igau aiti Editorials, The Wrong Kind Of Gov- ernmenit: Farm Strikes Are Ili-Advised. "OL. XLIII No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 11. 193 PRICE FIVE CENTS Kelley Is New Head OfCouncil D. K. E. Representative Is Elected President Of Interfraternity Group Charles Jewett Is Defeated Candidate No Action Will Be Taken On Problem Of Beer In Fraternity House...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY East Side Beer Elizabeth Tweedle Hopes Dashed ,Y By Dry Cique (Continued from Page 1) beer selling in stores east of Division Street be approved," Kurtz said. "That's terribly out of order," Sad- ler answered. wu The motion was ruled out of order by Alderman Lucas. Alderman Sadler then was asked; to explain his position. "There seems to be an idea," he said, "that this committee is composed of drys whoI will not let merchan...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FROM THE PRESS By JOHN THOMAS BOX I 'Schoolmaster' Fisher, Former tC nt, Red Cappon Returns Home ICHIGAN'S COACH RAY FISHER, the man who direct the destinies of the baseball team, was in the majo leagues as a pitcher for 11 years and had a batting aver- age of around .294. Then he came to' Michigan and is nov serving his twelfth year. One story heard about him is the time he lost his itching arm. He was with the Oilers,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRSDA , THE MICHIGAN DAILY - T_ - -- must be the result of the strike; trade will thus be crippled. And legislators are notoriously touchy, and are likely to take the attitude that "if the farmers want to get tough, O.K."-and let the matter ride there. When a capable, farsighted, and fearless admin- istration is in power in Washington, an adminis- tration which is not afraid to experiment in order to achieve the desired r...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________________________________________________ I -AGE FIVE Wages Go Up In Anticipation Of Delegates To Nations 1 Farm Holiday Convention Better Business Raises Of From 5 To 2C Per Cent' Announce: By Eastern Concerns Bread Price Rises Steel Mills In Cleveland Put Thousands of Em. ploycs Back To Work (By The Associated Press) Thousands of employees went to work today with lighter step and a brighter ou...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .. SOCI ETY q, lli~ Be Fcatur'pd IV, Ih'sun('icS Eioyht Juniors ' Tapped For MT : :A d iteu, 11. A. A. Headi( Ilarney Rapp Will Appear At League Iallrooi May 19 Barney Rapp and His New Eng- landers, well-known 15-piece radio orchestra, will appear May 19 at the League in their first Ann Arbor engagement. This nationally-famous orchestra has just completed a successful sea- son at the Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroi...…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIMU Leaders In Farm Relief Confer On Plans -Associated Press Photo Three midwesteners who are leaders in new mi-venients for farm relief are shown discussing plans in Washington. Left to right: George N. Peek of MoLinc, Ill., administrator-designate of the new farm bill; Gov. Floyd B. Olson of Minnesota; and Secretary of Agriculture Henry AN a-iace of Iowa. Issuance Of Scrip Is No Cure' For Economic ills, Says Gault, c...…

…The Weather Increasing cloudiness and ris- ing temperature; probably fol- lowed by light snow Am-low AI*P Ag'\ 3rd EDITION VOL. XLHI No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS OMIK AM OR IA- A-1 iown Deat 4L T TS -I-1-10 L -A" Local Banks 1 Seek Return Gold Notes All Gold, Gold Certificates Withdrawn Must Bc Re- turned By Monday Banks Receive No Orders To Reopen No Welcwne AtKappa Ilouse, Door IMat Gone ...…

… NO TICES Presient ad W tr.Ruthven will1be At home from four to six on undy Mre 12, to :1Cmmbers of iLhe faculties and oth,r resi TYo the l' fem br of the U-Jn iversity Council. There will be a me the ~ ~ ~ or nvrst oucl o Moday, Ma<rch 13, at! 4:15 p. m. in Rot P 3r Alumni Memoi al H!,ll. 3,oui ; A. Hopkins, 5iSecretary, University Corr The Adxn3 nistrative Board of the College of Literature; Scie1 the Atrtsmstis announcement of disciplinary ...…

…iv ,litut 1, iJ3 THE MICI1GAN DAILY -PAGL Iiii- £A~k flIL~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY duals, and thus rendered entirely useless for trad- ing purposes, The obvious reaction is that the hoarders were justified, and that their justification has been demonstrated by the recent banking catastrophe. The next conclusion, the only valid one, and the 2g !one which economists and government officials 4whave been attempting to pound into the way- ,, ward A...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5AT1UDA'T MAR'CH 11,_195- - 0 e Answver Fi v" GridironCl Spring Ia~ctiNe Bci With Drills, B And Pais ing More than 74GWien answered h~le first call for spring football practice issued by Coach Harry Kipke last Wednesday. The practice was held in Yost Field Houecuse of the bad weather conditions. After first going-h, ig evrt setting-up exercise,, to loosen 7lruused muscles. Co ac h Kipkc dliv.iiddth'lI e k squad into t%)...…

…to snw Wednes- I / J I it igan aiti Iowa Gives Two Mo To The Rules.' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11, 1933 F: icipal acetion Talks Here Tonight Will Durant To Lecture 'redieted Operating Ex- i Ann Arbor Lt 46 Per Cent; ent In State H~~ee Toih Noted Author Will Discuss 'The American Crisis, At Hill Auditorium Gained Recognition First "At Columbia Fame 'Came With Printing Of Best Known Book, 'Story Of Philosophy' Will Dur...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mtacon, Sister Ship Of Akron, Nears Completion AL BUI JjN U. S. S Ability7o In heritei ; . v~e Ea4rs From Apre tin is constructive notice to all members of the at the office of the Assistant to the Pregideant until Y, JAlJARY 11, 1931 No. 77 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the Uni- versity on the first two Wednesday afternoons of each month from four to six o'clock. .aculty, Co...…

…THE IlCHIGAN DAILY Mat Selections For State Meet Puzzle Coach Thomas Has Difficulty In Reaching Weight; May Enter 145-Pound Class Oakley To Be Idle. 1Match Between Freshman Squad And Varsity Is Scheduled For Friday Entering the two week period of intensive training before the open- ing meet of the season, Coach Cliff Keen Is faced by several problems in selecting a regular wrestling team to face Michigan State, Jan. 21. Abundant material in t...…

…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY The Theatre ANNA CHRISTIE - A CRITICISM BY PROF. OSCAR J. CAMPBELL Eugene ('Neill's Anna Christie represents the dramatist in his most humane mood. In' his latest works, notably Strange Interlude and Mourning Becomes Electri, he has often assumed a cruel and slightly contemptuous attitude toward his characters and their fates. They are often neu- rotic, . even pathological, persons whose" deeds, through usually of absorbing...…

…IGAN DAILY ,. 7-7-7-7-7=7 , W-q% FU SOCI ETY 1 < i Natlonhi Misie sorority Holds Speial Meeting Sigmna Alpha Iota lHoiors FounersWith Mwsical Program And Reception A formal musicale honoring Alpha chapter~of $igma Alpha Iota, nation, al music sorority, and its patronesses', will be given at 8:15 p. mn. today in the Grand Rapids room of the Leg.gue. .Hostesses for the occasion are members of Lam~bda Alpha, alumnae chapter of the sororit...…

…ICHIGAN DAILY ie Story Of' rims Is Told V. W. Crane y Professor Says y Plymouth Settlers e Of Low Station Little Property ot Flee Persecutions lugh Church; Feared er Of Neighbors histanding the many claims England blue-bloods, the r carried a mere hundred of whom not more than a me from so high a station hi society as the middle class, Sto Prof. Verner W. Crane, story department, in a le- ch was delivered yesterday facilities of the Universit...…

…jThe Weather' Occasional s n o w Sunday, Monday; continued cold. we op- t igAnAu, Iad Editorials Lame Duck Effects Not Ba;State Income Tax General Property Tax. VOL. XLIII No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 11, 1932 PRICE FIVE Rainey Cites Modification Possibilities Democratic Floor Leader Tells Of Ways, Means Committee Hearings Brewers Make Plea For Quick Action Decision Will Hinge On Alcoholic Content Which Is Intoxicating ...…

…C H AN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the tty. Copy ieceived at the office of the Assistant to the President until :30 a. m. Saturday. Halstead. 8:00 Christmas Party at the Church House. This Sunday is TIN CAN SUNDAY. Lutheran Student Club meeting in Zion Parish Hall, corner Washington Street and Fifth Avenue, Sunday evening, December 11, at 5:30. It is Men's Night at the club: the m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Defeated Again, 20-17 In Overtime Game With Spartat Captain Eveland Ties Game With Long Shot, 17-17 Michigan State Starts Fast But Only Holds Lead By Point At Half Track Captain Allen High Scorer Kircher, Vondette W in Game With 13 Points As Starting Guards By JOHN THOMAS Michigan State nosed out Michi- gan's cagers, 20-17, last night in an overtime game by scoring three fouls in the extra period. Captain...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LIGAN DAILY dished 1890 I'l -. fered, to present advice. This commission would be official, and it would be permanent; it would be none of your temporary i'elief boards, which get reforms halfway started and then leave tl em in the hands of a 'poorly informed legislature.' In that earlier editorial, we indicated one phase of the situation illustrating the crying need for such a bIoard: the question of what to do abput th...…

…ICHIGAN DAILY CAP SOCI ETY I Annual Cabaret ProvesT Be Huge Suceess Sophomore Project Ends In Brilliant Climax As Entertainment Ceases The fourth annual Sophomore Cab- aret started off under flying colors Friday afternoon in the ballroom of the League. Sophomore women were amply rewarded for their efforts by the enthusiastic horde of students that attended in the afternoon and evening. Mary O'Brien, chairman of finance reported an increa...…

…E r TiH tMICHIGAN DAILY s o - Op er ative Michigan Students Enjoy Co-Operative Boarding Privileges AuitotramGives Law Review Has ILocal -Timely Article On Vi ouse Is Uique _ Railroad New S yottsoro Oe" s d ertaking ype Of Coach (Continued from Page 1)In UNDAY, DEC. 11, 1931 Pastors, rrs Speak ity Today Streamlining Feat-uired In Effort To Compete With Motorized Organizations (Continued from Page 1) one-twentieth of a full train, quicker pick...…

… The Weather Snow or rain; colder; Satur- day snow flurries, colder. LLI 4 idd~.A&.At'itg au I I XOL XLIII No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1932 * £WrkolvidM Kohier Slap sNo Legal Beer By Christmas,' At U- -Abbott Says; 'But In March-- HodingFirms In Union Talk Editor Traces Growth O Concerns; -Attributes It To Post-War Politics And Capitalistic Texts 'Glib Politician' His Term For Hoover Cites Samuel Insull And His Cor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Life Of Tolstoy Local Accountant's Collection- Is Onderdonk's Of Trade Books DatesTo1649 TIie sis Advocates Law To Compel Work Insurance Lecture Topic Shows Accusations That The fund is called "Theta Sigma 7olstoy Was Communist Phi Journalism Loan Fund," because-! Socialist Are.Falses the wome nof the- professional soror- -____ ity, Theta Sigma Phi, were the first An illustrated lecture on Tolstoy to see the need for su...…

…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY L A i r Cold Weather,t Passes Feature LightPractice Petoskey May Play End; Fay, Newman, Regeczi, Everhardus In Backfield Making Polar Bears out of Wol- verines was the task to which Coach Harry Kipke and his associates of the Michigan staff set themselves yesterday afternoon on South Ferry Field. Cold weather as one of the play- ing conditions possible tomorrow when the Wolves meet Chicago will hold no terrors for Michiga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 Ai. .__ CI I I.~g 3.. 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 Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusiveiy entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to ituor not...…

…_THE MTCHTGAN DAILY I- CAMPUS SOCIETY i Chapter Houses Expect Many Alumnae Back Campus Fraternities Will Fete Numerous Guests Here For Chicago Game Many fraternities are entertaining guests this week-end for the Chi- cago game. Since this is the last home game of the season, more are expected than usual. Tea dances, dinners, and open-houses will be featured by houses as entertainment. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Week-end guests at the fraternity hou...…

… }e fd.i ' 0WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--'P)--John N. Garner of Texas will be the first man from the south to sit in the ('os l to a Cit) Cl Ib Bfrn Vice-Presidential chair since William R. King of Alabama presided over the Famoius Doctor Before senate in President Pierce's adminis- ts Mceting On Saturday tration, more than 75 years ago. And Garner, in the second highest Dr. Lulfi M. Sadi, of Damascus, office in the country, probably will Syria, will ...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy and cooler; Wednesday fair and warmer. mud A6r Ar 411 1 r t ttil AW 49 ~Iaitr Ei torials Fraternities Face A Natural Law; Sportsmanship At North- western. VOL. XLIII, No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 11, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS - - - - -- Nellie T.Ross, Ray L. Wilbur To Give Talks Nationally-known Figures To Feature Washtenaw County Campaign Week Liquor Question To Be Debated Tonight Baptist Guild Spea...…

…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY TUESDAY, OCT. 11, I 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. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY I VOL. XLIII TUESDAY,. OCTOBER 11, 1932 No. 131 NOTICES To Members of the Faculty, Staff, and Student Body: Attention of everyone is called to the Lost and Found Departm...…

…N, OCT. 11, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Diamond Team Scores G> Michigan Nine Downed Four Times In East McNeal, Patchin Perfornm Well On Mound Against Far Eastern Outfits TompkinsInjured Shoulder Hurt Prevents Former Captain From Taking Hurling Role Eleven victories and four defeats were recorded by the Michigan base- ball team on the trip to the Orient last summer. The Wolverine players, won ten contests in Japan and scored a singl...…

…THE MIChiGAN iILY' T UESDA, OCT. 110 932 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 - V 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 Associa- tion aind the, Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The' Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited...…

…OCT. 11, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAltY PAGE I CAMPUS SOCIETY Athletic Managers Meet To Iihe.is Itraura Prga Pledge Groups Of Fraternities Exceed Classes Of Last Year 409 New Students Taken At Ceremonies Monday For Future Members Following are the names of the 409 students pledged yesterday, as re- ceived from the Dean's office. Since the official list was received, The Daily has been notified of sev- eral other pledges, but as these name...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAL4Y TUESDAY, OCT. 11, 1932 Yost, Sample To Talk At Meeting At Wesley Hall Blakeman Tells Of Work Performed By Students In Temperance Class AgainstBootleggers Campus Debaters Invited To Join; Teams Appear At Churches And Clubs Fielding H. Yost, director of ath- letics, and Circuit Judge George Sample will be the principal speakers at a meeting at Wesley Hall at 7:30 p. m. tonight. They will appear be- fore a group o...…

…W eathier fair Thursday and much change in ORW itg an Iait r Editorials Eliminating Our Governir Luxuries. Official Publication of The Summer Session 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1932 PRICE FIVE 4 I I ussians No ireat, Says Y.M'Clusky demns Revolutionary eas of Communists, ks Trade Pacts amer Session Series Is Closed rable and Adverse ints of Soviet Reign own by Speaker lemning the method of revolu- Ivocated by the R...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ly .7-. that is usually expected but the oboe section and first clarinet were surprisingly above average. Mr. Kuersteiner, the violin soloist, offered the Vieuxtemps "Concerto No. 4 for Violin." Although he was not particularly adapted to the piece, he interpreted the slow movement beautifully. His purity tone and sensitive lyricism were qualities to be admired as was his easy manner of executing highly difficult technica...…

…-THE MICHIGAN I AIIA (A sociated Press Photo) Joseph Stalin, head of the Soviet government in Russia, smiled at «a recent troop review as the photographer took this picture.. Voice Student Of University Wins Plaudits Miss Dorothea Torbeson Landed for Her Singing By Cadillac Paper Ann Arbor music lovers will be in- terested in the following article which recently appeared in the Cad- illac Evening News concerning Miss Dorothea Torbeson, a stu...…

…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 Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30. excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. VOLUME XIII THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1932 NUMBER 39 Summer Plays: "Tour du Monde," the famous melodrama by Jules erne and Alphonse d' Ennery, will be produced this week in a new stage rsion by Thomas Wood Ste...…