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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD ,HE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 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 a71 the Big Ten News Service. sociated (loncjtat ttrez £1933 _WONA - vm*Ae 1934 = MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusivelr entitled to the use for republication of all ...…

…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1933 Colgate Hockey Team Will Play Michigan Here Lowrey Prepares M a i z e And Blue For Strong Eastern Invasion Following the two close victories hung up by the Wolverine hockey team last week, Coach Eddie Low- rey is now concentrating on perfect- ing his ice squad for the game with Colgate (N.Y.) here this Wednesday. With the ice season barely under way for Michigan, much in the way of improvement is possible in the week...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY TUSAY, ,. any Houses Hold Initiations; Debating Team lFaculty Women thers Give Christmas Parties To Engage In lan Reception F.Ai iton Series This Evenin OVER THE WEEK-ND 3 t. dra I(: 111 A Kappa Da iec-, f1;3 {S ' h(- aRho0 Giv Grace Bennett, '37, Midland; Eleanor el;Noys,'36, Battle Creek; Josephine On Week-End I Scott, '36, Shaker Heights, 0.; Mar- jorie Warren, '35, Yonkers, N. Y.; and o es have been flling Cath...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAJJY, Chaperons Are Announced For; Fmternity Ball Alumnni And Faculty Will Be Honored At Function Of Interfraternity Body Chaperons for the Interfraternity tall, to be held Jan. 5 at the League, will be the faculty and alumni mem- bers of the Judiciary Committee of the Interfraternity Council, which is sponsoring the event. The alumni members who will be accompanied by their wives are Al- fred B. Connable and Charles W. Graham. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, T entative Pla11s Announced For Musical Festival Dates For Annual Affair Set By School Of Music As May.9, 10, 11, 12 SiX Concerts Named Chicago Symphony Will Be Featured In Forty- First Festival Tentative plans for the forty-first annual May Festival, released recent- ly at the executive offices of the School of Music, name May 9, 10, 11, and 12 as dates for the 1934 pre- sentation. Six concerts will be provided: ...…

…,.,-I4- ]W VOL. XLIV No.43' ~~~~~~ANABR IHGASNANVEBR1,13 Resolution Of Press Group Asks Freedom No Agreement Is Reached On Child Labor Clause Of NRA Newspaper Code Vote Of Thanks Is Extended Richberg Bingay Hits Exploitation Of Crime For Circula- tion; Gorman President Demand for a "specific declaration and assurance" of a free press in the newspaper code was voiced in a res- olution adopted by the University Press Club of Michigan yesterday ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY speak at the Foundation. His sub- mination of Temperature from Band ject is "On the So-called Jewish Spectra" at 4:15 p. m. Tuesday, in Type" or "A Study of Faith Rather Room 1041, East Physics Bldg. All in- Than Faith." terested are cordially invited .to at- Itend. percot .1 5cent. Graduate Outing Club will have a supper hike Sunday. Meet in front Harris Hall: Sunday 9:30 a. m. of Angell Hall at 3 p. m. We would Holy Comm...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY inois Defeats Northwestern; State And Carnegie Tech T: I i L 1 E t Y 1 ti h2 tl P c f lb c e c 5 t a f n with Renner holding the ball from t he 25 yard line and it was good. t Score: Michigan 3, Iowa. 0. Petoskey kicked off to Crayne be- ind his goal line who returned it to he 18 yard line as the quarter ended. Score: Michigan 3, Iowa 0. Second Quarter 1 Page returned to the lineup in place of Dee at right end. Laws hit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN Establlshed 890 DAILY 'Ensian offices, or at the Dey or Rentschler or -lI ti.. t' .%' Spedding studio, for a :coupon. It will cost three dollars. Then get an appointment, have your sit- ting, and the job will be done. The coupon will cover all expenses (And incidentally, if you care to have some pictures finished, two of the three dollars you have already payed will be applied on whatever you choose to purchas...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY .. Many Alumni Come To Game This Week-End Initiation And Pl e d g in g Occupies Fraternities; Football Teas Held Sororities and fraternities have experienced an eventful week-end entertaining out of town guests from .other chapters, and alumni. There has been, also, a large number of pledgings and initiations in various houses. Acacia Acacia fraternity announces the initiation of Charles W. Swartout, '...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .y .by IFlay escription Of lichigan'sWin (Continued from Page 3) left end. Heston made two at ,uard. Regeczi punted from n 15 to Laws on Iowa's 48, turned to Michigan's 47. r made a yard at left end. pass was intercepted by Aus- Iowa's 40 and run to the 32. y lost a yard at left tackle, Regeczi recovered by crashing Regeczi, attempting to pass, wned for a 15 yard loss. Re- unted from his 45 over the oal line for a touchback...…

…4fr iga ~Iaiti Editorials They' Don't Fool Here . VOL. XVIL No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1933 PRICE FIVE 7__________ I I Pacifists Call Disarmament Meet Useless Bachelors To Seek John Brumm Presents -Associatid Press Photo This photograph gives a striking view of the wreckage of the giant transport plane which crashed near Chesterton Ind., killing all seven occupants. The plane, Chicago-bound from New York, wa...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AILY FFICIALBUL EFdays and Fridays at 1:00, and on DAIL OFi' CIA1 B L ETI*T ednesday at 4:00. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the History 11: The make-up examina- University. Copy receivedat the office of the Assistant to the President tion in History 11 Will be held Satur- Until3:30; 11:30 a. in. Saturday.Iday, October 14, from 8:30 to 11:30 VOL. XLIV THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1933 No. 16 i...…

…1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLAY & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN The Cornells Are Coing .. . * * * LETTERS of a gangster in college to his lady-friend in the Big, Wicked Dear Mabel: - Well how is everything in the old town Mabel. Ever since the Boss sends me down here to take a course in chemistry so that I can make better pine- apples which do not blow up like the one which blows Nick the Greek into the next world, I am wondering about this game of foot...…

…_THE MJCHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN Established 1890 DAILY r --G - ! t' -i I .. love story is drawn when she finds another boy and girl in a similar situation during her Gold Star trip to Jim's grave in France. Suzanne and Gary are in an embarrassing situation similar to Jim and Mary's and again the mother, this time Mrs. Worth, will not allow them to marry. Hannah Jessop, of course, has repented her se- verely Biblical righteousness and aids the t...…

…R1 12g 933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4A, m CAMPUS SOCI ETY r N Chairmen Of Social Events Are Announced Mary Fitzpatrick Is Named As Director Of Banquet, Betty Spray, Of Ball Chairmen for the two biggest Pan- hellenic events of the year, the Pan- hellenic Ball and the Panhellenic Banquet, were elected yesterday at a meeting of the association held in the League. Mary Fitzpatrick, '34, was elected chairman of the Banquet, which isj to be given Oc...…

…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY YESTERDAY GENEVA - The United States, eat Britain and France agreed that rmany should not be permitted to ns equality at this time. TOKYO--The Japanese govern- nt debated the expulsion of the .ssian news agency, Tass, from the pire for using the story of a Jap- ese plot to seize the Chinese East- Srailway. N'YNDHAM, Australia - W i n g nmander Charles Kingsford-Smith ived in the Commonwealth after king a record flight fro...…

…The Weather Somewhat warmer Saturday and Sunday; probably scattered rain or thunderstorms. p- ---mmmlqv fran Iait Editorials Learning How Not7 Work; Go Suck A Lemo Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 41 Nations Must Arbitrate, s Hyde's View International Law Expert Advocates Judicial Tri- bunals In Lecture Calls Courts Less Open To Influence Speaker Points Out British And United States Pact As One Of Finest By EDGAR H...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mmomms"m IGAN DAILY of the Summer Session " -- -> > grow up in overcrowded tenement districts. Proper gymnasium facilities would undoubtedly be a big step towards curtailing criminal activities, ac- cording to many authorities on the subject. Exercise for the individual is a fine thing. Strangely enough, those fortunate enough in the past to obtain a higher education have been taught the value of keeping the body physica...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dry Chieftain Dalrymple Out Of Second Job WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.--OP)--A. V. Darymple for the second time to- day had left a job in which he help- ed the Federal government enforce the prohibition laws. His last retirement-Thursday, be- cause the prohibition bureau was re- organized-was accompanied, by a public statement that as director he had been a victim of "duplicity, double-dealing and double-crossing." In 1920, he was...…

…T HE MICHIGA N XDAILY SATURDAY, AUG The News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures CLASSIF As each mail brought in more signers to the National Recovery Act, workers in the Federal Build- ing in Chicago were kept busy sending NRA banners to firms complying with provisions of the recovery administration. Hugh S.Johnson (left) and Postmaster General James A. Farley inspect the original drawing of Uncle Sam's new three-cent N...…

…i The Weather Slightly cloudy Wednesday; showers Thursday. L laPirtion IaTitmrsio Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials The University Is Again Ilon- ored; Ann Arbor's Crime Wave. VOL. XIV No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Burglaries Reported It Houses Delta Phi And Theta Delta Chi Fraternities Looted Early Tuesday Morning Is Fourth Burglary Of Summer Session Two Typewriters And A Quan...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY make good the loss. Facts recently disclosed have shown that this is what often happens. Fraternities must, as private institutions, look largely to local police officers for the protection of their property. University buildings, however, are supposedly given additional protection ;fthrough the presence of night watchmen. These individuals make their required rounds at speci- fied times, taking care to see that doors are l...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY ,r; 'I: State Medical Soeiety Will eet Today To Take Action 1 ReportOf Sp"iaI Body Editor's Note: This is the co: cludinkg arf'cla of a series wiitten by Pro°. Wesley H. Maurer of the departnie nC of j1urna lism eon- cernirg the Michigair State dcdica S ie'ty sryvey. The study T was directed by Dr. Nathan Sinai, profcssor ® 'izb ic raTilti at fie Univtsity, andd Was in charge of a eohintee cominprised oa Dr. . I. Marshal...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sharp Rise In Price Of Bread Brings Warning Federal Government Will Use Its Power To Keep A Reasonable Level DETROIT, July 11, - () - The United States government, alarmed over "unreasonable increases" in bread prices in the Detroit territory, today issued a warning that it will use "governmental powers," if neces- sary, to keep these prices at a rea- Sonable level. The warning came in a telegram received by Mayor C...…

… .ine weatner Occasional showers Friday and S a t u r d a y; somewhat warmer. - - iri jDattij Co-Operate With ternity Committee; Generous Tonight. The Let 1 VOL. XLI No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1933 PRICE FIVE d Traditions To, BeFeature Of de le Alumni, Parents. Here To Witness Lantern Night, Spring Class Games Duckings In Huron Increase Rivalry Tug Of War Over River At 4:15 P. M.; Kipke, Yost To Speak Tonight Par...…

…Marty Buildings Demolished I Alabama Tornado -Associated Press Photo This picture shows a view of the wreckage in the business dlistrict of Helena, Ala., after a tornado swept through the town killing many persons, injuring others and cai7iig widespread property damage. PrfeakisT r sInlIo A aetTwister ro.-stis er s 1. .A;Laet'Step In The Rioyht 'irection'~ Lifts Tornado FAI Now,- MA rTbI -- WTomorrlow! Lr\VY INIvxuL.vv Lr\3. [\\JL-Lr.~3 M...…

…FROM THE PRESS BOX By JOHN THOMAS Johnny Fischer's Pitch Shots Alumni Trophy Again Bobs Up Wildcat Boxing * * * OHNNY FISCHER, Intercollegiate golf champion, was in the clubhouse the other day talking to other members of the golf team. The question came up as to the left wrist at the point of contact with the ball on the down swing. The traditional feeling is that about a foot or so away from the contact of clubhead and ball, the right wrist t...…

…THE MICHIGAI DAILY [IIGAN DAILY . .^' argue against its flagrant injustice. If a speaker, for instance, maligned the character and reputa- tion of a person, and a newspaper, mindful of the libel and slander laws, softened his words in , reporting them, the paper could under Repre- a entative Grajewski's bill be fined and not thanked for its trouble. Fortunately, no one is considering the proposed measure very seriously. Whatever significa...…

…id. % - x MICHIGAN DAILY CAMVPUS SC lIEtp 1 'Murray Hill' Is Shown To Large Crowd Mysteries Pertahiing To Life Of The 'Tweedle' Unfolded To Audience, By CAROL J. HANAN The mysteries pertaining to the life history of the "tweedle" were at length revealed to an interested au- dience at the production of "Murray Hill," Comedy Club's presentation, given last night at the Mendelssohi theatre. Among the faculty notables we saw Dean Alice Lloy...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Drys On Council" Street Beer (Continued from Page 1) stores in the prohibited territory, but this was brought to an immedi- ate end when Ald. William Hollands, another man connected with the University who is on the council, moved for adjournment and Presi- dent Lucas called the meeting over without taking a vote. W~ets Call Meeting Thursday night the wets had PnesidenttLucas call another meet- ing. At that time the wet mem...…

…AW t I AA 3,rj, .' t. t U-'Ai oriaI1_ Minor Issues Must WaJ Their Turn; The May Festiva Another Success. VOL. XL1LH No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1933 rICE~ FIVE Cl ;;7u Banks To Open On Monday Progressive Opening Plan ForASound Institutions .iAuthorized Reserve Ians To Open. TomrrowI Others To tart Activities On lesday, Wednesday To Ship Currency WASHINGTON, March 11--(A)-A progressive plan for opening of the sound b...…

…PAGE TWO THE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Criminal Of Today PublicationI In the Bulletin is constructive nottre to all el ers of thi is Caled tiniverstty. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presideit unti FR-Eor- Reven 3:30:1 1:30 a ,. Saturday. -g VOL. XLIII SUNDAY, MARCH 1Z, 1933 No. 117 "The criminal of today is the re- NOTICES incarnation of the American Indian," President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clo...…

…THlE M 111G1)N A I,,Y' From the PRESS, BOX Sate itie Seveii es Swi BTtle WorSelied imi For By Battle Creek (33 Coif Tean 1 60 ilVMIeiEnter rc Iarassed h Jn ofilve r Shlield ionfereince Basketball Season Uncovers Unosutal Soph Taler 11 ByIF RED) A. ilUlllR By John Thomas 4ll-Sturs Vs. Vursity fall-Ca (Ilfl p s Box ing , :1 * HE SWIMMING TEAM wants to win two more titles before the season is closed, the Conference and the Intercollegiat...…

…TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY roepolitancenters, but it adds greatly to the stand- ing of the University of Michigan as a cultural center and brings to the city many of those prom- inent as music critics and music followers from the entire nation. CampuS Opinion Letters published in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous communications will be disregard- ed. The names of communicants w...…

…_____________THlE MICHIGAN DAILY l CAMPUS SOIETY Ite's From' Other amp U'1[1 Election Dates Set To Vote On New Officials Chairman Of J. G. P. Will Be Elected March 28; Others On April 5 Announcement of the dates set for the election of next year's officers for the Junior Girls Play, the League,1 and the Woman's Athletic Associa- tion was made today by Helen De-I Wit(, '33, president of the League. On March 28 will be decided Who the gen...…

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…contiiuecold il.da-Y probabirl~y rY ".h tv wa rmer. friar 41P t t Editor A Scientific Name Refor, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JAN. 12, 1933 MW U Japs Open Big Drive On Jehol Anti-Good Will Fund Agitators Harangue 150 Students ted Campaign [uer Territory Way, Rumor inghai Says Take Key ut Off Pass 0 4 Of 10,000 [uted Land; ry Planning na Proper ated Press) patches received ,y indicated that ;anese campaign iese Provin...…

…E MICHIGAN DAILY LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i i the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until a. m. saturday. THURSDAY, JANIUAYi 12, 1933 No. 78 Grandson Of Premier Mussolini German Legendary Characters Misconceived By Modern Era 1 i Studen To Ai, . XLIU NOTICES To the Members of the University Council: The next meeting of the ncil will be held on Monday, January...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Will Meet St. Mary's Tomorrow Night Visitors' Lineup To Have Array Of All-Americans; Prelesnik Will Start Crossman To Play Lowrey To Maintain Same Michigan First Team; Sherf At Defense Fortified by another short series of orkouts, Michigan's hockey team wll meet St. Mary's College in a gamc here tomorrow night at the Var'dy rink. The visitors hail from Wtnona. Minnesota, and this is the Wist time they have schedu...…

…THlE MICHTIGAN DAILY ly ~ I morning except Monday during the. id Summner Session by the Board in' Wrester~n Conference Editorial Associa- Ten News Service. OF~ THE~ ASSOCIATED PRESS Tess~ is exclusively entitled to. the use fall news dispatches credited to it or ted in thispae and the local news All rights of rpulication of special -ved. lost Offce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as r. Special rate of postage granted by strnaster-Gencra 1. ing su n...…

…M 1 IGAN DAILY C tral State I C AMPUS SOCI ETY q 11 We ek-End To Be-1 Brightened Byi Several Dantces, Frate~rnity Activities Arc Quiet; Soroity Affair~ Are Unusually Sc atelrec There will be little social excite- ment on campus this wee1K-end forj houses are either looking forward~ to J-Hlop or examinations. Several fra- terniities and sororities, hov.ever, are taking advantage of the lull to hold dances. 'Lambda Chi Alpha is plannin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoover's Arms Proposal Gets ColdReception Senate Approval Appears Unlikely; Fish Attacks President's Message WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-P)- Congressional rejection of anotheri recommendation by President Hoover -with one dealing with arms em- bargoes--..today appeared extremelyc likely.1 The chief executive asked that the long-pending international arms conference be ratified or .that he be given authority to declare munitionsl e...…

….. The Weather Local snows; Sunday cloudy. Little change in temperature. QL g Si~r igar '17(b1 xrTrr .. 'V 4.AZR.N, ,. '21. I V vi.. 2LL111 IN 0. 4! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1932 -- - 5.-I Tax Lirnitatioi Proposal W il Pass; Turmoi May Be Resul State's Greatest Shakeu In History Is Predicted Outstate Counties Ar Able To Out-Vote Wayn State Tax Income Slashed One-Hal Voorhies Opposes Bill Claims It Will Provok Conflict...…

…N DAILY ALAL dpi as tlu: :. LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN in=s constmtve noatnR to arllmembern of M t Coy received t the office of the Assistnt to the PresvleFnt tuntlli a. ju, Saturdayj. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1932 No. 421 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock on Sunday, November 13, and on Sunday, November 20, to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann Arbor. University Broadcasting Service-Sat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Maroons Highly OptimisticAbout Result Of Game Zimmer And Mendenhall Will Probably Be In The Starting Lineup Today Early Chicago Tricks Score. Score ,Sought To Use All The In The Bag To And Hold Lead By EDWARD W. NICHOLSON (Associate Editor, Chicago Daily Maroon) Chicago, Nov. 11.-(Special)-With i in the best condition it has all season, and an over- n nm desire to win for Coach e hicago football team has ,-opes for a vic...…

…I I IAN DAILY I IN = ., - .,. . . °, II blished every morning except Monday during the ersit year a me ssion y the Board in rol of Stu.dent pul ications:. mber of the WLstern Conference Editorial Associa- anld U-h0 :31g;Ten Newps lervice. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS r Associatecd Press is exclusively entitled to the itse 'publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this paper and the local news shed he...…

… IC J AL . 1W I Al CAMPUS SOCIETfY ISorority Functions V /1s Iloolbuil Season )i .. Eltds ftk1 I- F Society Attends 'Meet The. Wife' Second Night Many Socially Prominent See First Performance Of Comedy Club's Play If one may judge by the number of campus celebrites attending last nights performance of "Meet The Wife," Comedy Club's first effort of the season, the play is a social as well as a dramatic success. The effectiveness o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT Foresters To Hear Kynoch At First Session His Speech To Open Twc; Day Meeting Sponsored By Wood Industry Group Prof. Kynoch, of the School of Forestry and Conservation, will be one of the speakers at the opening session of the National Wood In- dustries Meeting, opening a two-day convention at Jamestown, N. Y., Tuesday, Nov. 15, according to word received yesterday. The gathering will be held under the auspices of the W...…

…The Weather Cloudy, possibly local rains; Thursday cloudy and rain. Not much change in temperature. Qdmmmmgi 3k igan 3aiti VOL. XLIII, No.15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1932 ._ _ 1 Union Bureau Will Assist In Absent Voting Political Advice Available For Nonresident Stu- dents Who Wish To Vote Ray Wilbur Speaks At Thursday Forum Is Following Union Policy Of Politically Educating Michigan's Student Body Non-resident stud...…