…Th Cloudy a sibly snow Weather md colder today; pos- or rain; tomorrow LY Sir igart snow flurries and colder. -1 VOL. XLIV No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 I I ' Pennsylvania State PrisonIs Scene Of Riol Two Fires Within Wall Are Cause Of New Wil Disorders Officials Deny That Prisoners Escaped R u s h 500 Philadelphia City Police To Answer Emergency Alarm PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21--UP) - Accompanied by the ratt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University Copy received atthe office of the Assistant to the President Until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOL. XLIV No. 51 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 19331 Notices T Al acu'ty and Staff Mm- 1i-is The campus telephone direc- tras oy',of October 20, 1933 has been "tibfi~ed to all offices insofar as Sssible. Directories will be sent t...…
…22, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLAY & BY- PLAY '-By AL NEWMAN-J Daily Cauliflower ..- - - Football Murders . . . R IVALLING THE GARGOYLE'S GARDENIA for a surprising per- formance is the Daily Cauliflower which I hereby award the Dart- mouths for getting beaten by the Cornells. I fail to see just how they managed it, because my own impres- sion of Gil Dobie's club was that they could not score on anybody even if the other bemoleskinned lads le...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED) EsMICHIsAN% DAILY Established 1890 per -many the fraternity whose bandsmen eat in the kitchen after the rest of the brothers. Then, too, there were rehearsals. Every Wednes- day night for two hours, and often other nights as well, the bandsmen sat ,in Morris Hall and 'I V i--- 1 1 M 4V Musical Events I ' I;> . Gf IJ <I C4MAWHJ£.&x POUfl Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOCI ETY McGrady Is Ma n Who Settle First Striker In Coal R~egi r League Board Initiates New Discussion Plan Gertrude Muxen, First On New Program, Speaks Of Personnel Work Gertrude M. Muxen, research as- sisttant in personnel problems and women's advisor on occupational in- formation, spoke to members of the League.-Board of Representatives yes- terday on the individual's problems of adjustment and the use of tests in ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, b udents Want Less Restrictions; Beer On State Street, And R. C 1.T.C. - - -- - ote To Modify Women's Hours id Auto Ban All-Campus Straw Vote YES 1. Should beer be served east of Division St.?.........2,725 Twenty-Five Cents As 'Fair' Movie Price; 2.50 For Dances estions Of War ncluded In Ballot Auto Ban NO 639 1,403 1,427 447 474 917 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Should the ban be continued as it is? ................…
… The Weather Much colder today; fresh to strong shifting winds. LL G it6ig I VOL. XLIV No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933 .... r - AL aViv.it ,i i T A2 Reno Asks Labor Aid For Strike To Confer With President Of Railway Trainmen On Farm Revolt Support Roosevelt Says He Will Give Statement Farm Leader Seeks Help From Business Man And Laborer Alike Band Director Explains Alma Mater Omission A crowded between-halves p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SV 1 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. in. Saturday. XLIV SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1933 No. 251 Notices Senate Reception: The members of the faculties and their wives are cor- dially invited to be present at a re- ception by the President and the Sen- ate of the Unive...…
…22, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Radio Address To Be Made By Wood Tonight Is First Talk In Series On Reforms On Education At Grade School Level Daily WJRProgram Allen, Wight, McCaffree, And Griffin Will Be On The Air During Week Crowds Storm Nazi Rally In Newark, NJ Nine Famous Actresses To Be Impersonated By Dorothy Sands open ---. "The Child and the Curriculum" is the title of a talk to be given on the radio parent hour at 6 p. m. today by ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBE IR 22, 1933 MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 I tration to be understood, and more thoroughly enjoyed. Known as the Tragic Symphony, the work builds up from the beginning movement to the last, starting out with a sorrowful, brooding na- ture, continuing in the second, in a mood of mas- culine serenity. The third is not the merry scherzo that ordinarily brightens up a symphony at this point, but is, rather, o...…
…22, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY House Dances Honor Guests At Homecoming Fraternities Furnish Guest Lists For Closed, Open{ Dances This Week-End Fraternities honored several out of town guests and alumni last night at formal and informal dances held in honor of homecoming week-end. ACACIA At a home-coming party given last night by the members of Acacia fra- ternity, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Neihaus and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Christman of...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER Wisconsin, 26-7, And Keeps Conference Lead Spectators at the Michigan-Ohio State classic yesterday almost saw Willis Ward run to a touchdown after intercepting a Buckeye pass. The brilliant end was dropped from behind by a desperate lunge of the Ohio safety mnan. Ward's play throughout the game was excellent. Gophers Defeat Pitt; .Ramblers Taken By Tech Tenner Races For Score Against Panthers; Pass Wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Play-By-Play Account Of Game 1 By DON BIRD Ohio won the toss and elected to defend the south goal, kicking with the wind. Petoskey kicked off for Michigan to Heekin on the 12 yard line, and he returned it to his own 30 yard line. Cramer made a quick kick which came low to Fay on his 40. Everhardus made two yards at right tackle, but Heston was thrown for a yard loss on a reverse the next play. Regeezi punted from his ow...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hitler Seeks Approval At Home As Powers Ponder Arms Ccisis SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 193 Large Variety Of Constellations Are IYow Apparent In The Sky It is doubtful whether the average extending southwest with a cross- NN .MAN C A N C E L L O R E tTC - _D A\ 1 ,_A DO L t HI-r L E E MUS S OL IN1i -Associated Press Photo With due regard for the possible serious consequences involved in Germany's withdrawal from the League of Na...…
…7 t 7 COLLEGIATE DIGEST Copyright. 1933. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company = METROPOLITAN FANS saw their first football game of the season when Fordham swamped Albright, 52 to 0. Parlicovic of Fordham is shown above stopping Conway of Albright in the east's opener. Wide World Photo "GENTLEMEN MAY prefer blondes," cheer; Hughes, of Los Angeles Junior College, "but bru contracts," she added as she tucked away her lot contract that she earned l...…
… N N COLLEGIATE DIGEST BOOK OF THE WEEK A Logical Thriller ... Murder In Bermuda. By Wil- loughby Sharp. Claude Kendall. $2.00. The finding of a body of a beau- tiful young girl on a main high- way. on the serene island of Ber- mudais the occasion which sets in motion the adroit, speculative ac- tivities of the efficient Hamilton police force. With only a dress- maker's label, a bunch of lilies and an empty scabbard as clues, the author s...…
…COLLEGIATE DIGEST TALKING THINGS OVER during a rest period, "Pop" Warner, new head coach at Temple Univer- sity, gives his "boys" some of the fine points of the game before sending them back to the practice field for a scrimmage game. The Philadelphia institution's gridders have a difficult schedule this fall to test the skill of their new mentor. 11 "ANY MILK TODAY LADY?" With this greeting, Mickey Kirkness ap- proaches housewives of Fargo...…
… COLLEGIATE DIGEST .p q 'I 4s V4 i CHARGING FULL SPEED ahead and right into the camera, here's Georgia Tech's first string backfield limbering up before the start of one of their strenuous practice sessions. Left to right are shown Davis, halfback; Galloway, quarterback; Phillips, fullback; and Martin, halfback. Martin, a sophomore, is developing into a sensation in the southern league, and is a baffling triple threat to Tech's op...…
… SThe Weather - Partly cloudy Saturday and - AF Sunday, not much change in Budge temperature. Opens Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1933 Editorials law In The University's t; A New Art Exchange PIICE FIVE CENTS E Post On Way To Edmonton 10 Hrs. Ahead Globe-Circler Expects To Reach Canadian City In Nine Hours Flying Italian Air Armada Over New York Skyscrapers I Bring Repa...…
…THE HIGAN DAILY IGAN DAILY of the Summer Session Vf,41 ,r -- l. ,ii from the student group as a whole. Thousands each year pay admission to see stu- dent dramatic productions; equally impressive numbers attend student, faculty, and professional --"rts here. But, in comparison, the percentage of the campus population which shows any in- terest in student painting, sculpture, and the like, is very small indeed. Tomorrow a new collection of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Post's Present Position Shown I S . A alT-h I Wateh This. Luetroir rGOUp AXts to Recall GoV. ComStoek DETROIT, July 21. - ( ) - The movement of the recall of Gov. Com- stock, spread to Detroit today when the Michigan Civic League, charging the Governor with "breaking faith with the citizenry," took steps to form a Citizens Recall Council. The council, officials of the league said, would be formed to co-ordi- nate the effort...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ProfThe News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures Solution of the kidnaping for ransom of August Luer, aged banker of Alton, Ill., was claimed with the arrest of four men and two women. Three of thase held were, left to right: Miss Norma Vaughn of East St. Louis, Ill., Anna Musiala and her husband, Michael, on whose farm near Madison, Ill., police I _ Isaac McCarty (left), cashier in a bank at Altamont...…
…The Weather Genrally fair Saturday and pr bably Sunday; cooler Satur- day; not quite so cool Sunday. ~g A6F 9 lall t Editorials Disccurtesy At The Seabur Ccnvocation; Charlestonin Re dents And Starving Dolers. VOL. XLHI No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933- PRICE.FIVE CEN Seabury Discusses CIOtyGraft Fiormer Judge Receives Doctor Of Laws Degree At Special. Convocation Rou Plunderers,' his Plea To Youth Urges Consolidat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN n in the Bllietln is ConstruOtiVO flo~co to 101 Meber% of the p, Copy received at the omea of the Assia-nt to th* Prtsideutil 0 a. m. Saturday. 74 Applications. Received For BiologyStation Museum Of Anthropology Places CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Chinese Collection On Dispay ATYPING-Notes, Papers, and Grad,. CLAS1 IIED these. Clyde Heckart. 3423. 35x SATURDAY, APRIL 22,1933 NOTICES No. 1441 University Lo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGnT1Im Varsity To Meet hi is Here Ty I C ference Opene From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Baseball, Golf, Prices Yunevich At Central Will Clash With1 ' " THEN tI*] ie Athletic W Association decided to drop the price of admission to base- ball games to 25 cents, it proved con- clusively that it had it ear to the groundf and that it was do- ^? ing its part to co-, operate with the 'baseball fans in Ann Arbor. Last year t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .3- a 1 r i I N; ,.- gathering data which may -ae instrumental in ef- fecting a cure for epilepsy, one of the most ac- cursed diseases of the human race. Unfortunately, the press of today demands a certain amount of "feature" or "human interest" stories for its public. The universities of the na- tion, with their "dancing" mice, provide a happy hunting ground for reporters. The facts about "dancing" mice are interesting...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIET"Y Colorful Gowns Seen At Bei Barbour And Gamma Phi Plan Dances, Initiation For This Week-End New York Bowery To Be Theta Chi Dance Setting; Sorority Formal Held INovel Street Dress Fashion Show To Feature Gowns By Exchange Workers Featured At Ball Sororities and fraternities on cam- pus will be active this week-end.w Kappa Kappa Gamma initiation,, Qamma Phi Beta formal dance, andf the traditional T...…
…"THE MIICH'-IGAN DAI~ly . Vinal Will )eak H~ere On nature Study iker Is Well Knowni Outdoor NMan, Caml) rector And Teacher William G. Vinal, of Western ve University, will give an illus- lecture at 4:15 p. m. Tuesday, 25, in the University High 1 Auditorium under the aus- of the School, of Education, it cen announced. The topic of nal's talk will be "°Nature Edu- iin School." The main object svisit here is to address the in directed teaching...…
…Weather I Mostly cloudy, few snow flur- ries Wednesday; not much change in temperature. or- it ii Editorials Thinkers Change; Tailor Mades COmform; Beer May Act As A Repal Educator. VOL. XLIII No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN Government Helps Set Up Detroit Bank Featured In Premiere Of J. C. P. Tonight I General HaLd Of tap i hal Motors Raises 25 Million Total For Institution R.F. C.S...…
…THE MICHIGAN I)AILY Doctor George A. May Recalls1 Olympic Games Of Other Years By IRVING LEVITT Spring Football In conjunction with moving pic- ures of the Tenth olympiad which D rill H eld Dailyw'ill be shown tonight in Hill Audi- torium, through the co-operation of At Field House the Athletic Board in Control and lTheDaily, an interview was ar-? ranged with Dr. George A. May, head. of the men's physical education de- Spring football is well...…
…AY, MARCH 22, 1933 Pictures Of Olympic Stars Who Will Be Seen At Free Show From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas ONIGHT'S FREE SHOWING of official pictures of the Xth Olym- piad will take place at 8 p. m. in Hill Auditorium. Presenting a com- plete record of the high sports of both summer and winter games, the film was brought to Ann Arbor under the auspices of The Michigan Daily and the Board in Control of Ath- letics. In every event througho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY -t *x -r- 7- x financial center of the state, the other cities of the state would have fallen. The appropriation to the University from the Sstate could not have helped being disastrously affected by the injury to the banking system and it is not impossible that funds would have been lacking to keep the University operating. r So Ann Arbor, as well as Detroit, breathes a ,igh of relief at the announcement th...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS zIdio o theNorth univ Club At Sylvan Esolat(', :t )~'I SOCI ETY i Sons O JG-P1Mv yPhillips To ?Sing tIsO GP To FeatureA Sororities To Sell One-Third Entertain After Of Side Re wild The third outing to be given this nier. *erby the Outing Club will be held FeUl~ro .eonigX1b <i? urda-y atSylvan Estates. The golf dr; iing ontest, ?Mixed baske "'ofl l~ esgop will leave at 1:15 p. in., meet- ba ll. sem, vo1Wl & 11...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ich Expeeted Vote Hitler Dictatorship nan Body Called Into ssion; Hears Address Von ilindenaburg 4 - In Old Chuirch r Responds To Plea President For Help Solving Problems 'SDAM, Germany, March 21.- The new German Reichstag, is expected to legalize a four- lictatorship under Chancellor Hitler and quickly eliminate held its first meeting today s former seat of the Hohen- s. Wide Area Inundated As Ohio Overflows Its Banks L...…
…t t~c4, VOL. XLIII No. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE Future Deposits Safeguarded Elsewhere, withdrawals of both commercial and savings accounts will be restricted to necessities and may not exceed the immediate available cash and liquid assets of banking institutions. Future deposits will be safeguarded by an executive order making the trust funds payable on demand to depositors, without in- terest. Checks wri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,Y o FFICIAL BULLETIN 30n in th Bullet nis constructive notice to all members of the site. Copy rPeceived at the office of the Assifstant to the Prestlaent l ftl 1:30 a. ii. Saturxday. LIII WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933 NO. 1011 One Bus Route To Be Dropped By City Lines Council Grants Company Permit To Consolidate Present Lines Into Two Young Instnll Facing Senate Committee Quiz NOTICES e Regulation: The Automobile R...…
…M nthe ES Wolves' Swimming Team To Seek New BOX John Thomas Mann Says Five Aquatic Leader State A.A. U. Meet Sportsmanship THE ONLYCHANCE track fans have to see Coach Hoyt's great indoor track team in action before the Conference meet in Chicago is tomorrow night. The State A.A.U. meet with over 100 entrants will start at 7:30 p. m. In the Yost Field ouse. This list includes the best competition in the state and will serve as the sti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY A every morning except Monday during the dear and Summer Session by the Board in tuadent Publications. f the Western Conference Editorial Associa-1 ie Big Ten Newis Service. IBER OF THE 4SSOCIATED PRESS atedi Press is exclusively entitled to the use ation of all news dispatches credited to it or e credited in this paper and the local news erein. All rights of republication of special ,re reserved. the Post Office...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4111 C AMPU;t O~IY Sunday Afternoon Tea Held At Lawyers Club Miss Della McCallum, director of the Lawyers' Club, and Miss Bertha Flynn, assistant director, entertained residents of the club at tea Sunday. in the Lounge. Olive Randall, '33, of Martha Cook, poured. The tea table was made attractive by a centerpiece of red roses. Dr. Franklin Hong At Jewish R Committee On Third Spring Parley Meets Purposes Of Education T...…
… Represents Japan University Isn't End Of Study, Stout Tells Business Assembly -Associated Press Photo 7osuke Matsuoka, Japanese repre- sntative to the League of Nations, ^o cosently announced the stand h government on the Manchurian c<eftion, stating that his govern- mcrtt would not accept the League'sj ecommiendations for peace, has ask- ^d permission to return to Japan by wy of the United States. Syracuse Co-Eds Admit They Are Disillusion...…
…The Weather Rain Sunday; Monday partly cloudy and colder. iitrt iat tl Editorials I An Analysis Of The Debt. Situation. War I r i VOL. XLIII No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fight Mars Minnesota Ice Contest Hockey Game Turns Into Fistfight As Gophers De- feat Wolverines, 1-3, In Exciting Ice Battle Woive Cage Team Beats Chicago, 36-18 Dr. Margaret Bell Commends Two-Year Physical Education Basket...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY through Sunday, January, 22, Alum- ni Memorial Hall, EVENTS TODAY Wesley Hall - 6:30 p. in. Prof. F. A. Curtis will speak to the- graduate forum on "A Scientific Ap-' praisal of Religion. At the same time Sher. Quraishi will speak 'before the Guild group on Stuart Chase's new book "A New Deal." The Fellowship hour will precede the meeting at 5:30 p. m. 3:30 p. in. The Oriental American Group will be addressed by Gordon : Ha...…
… 4. 22, 133 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY F Wolverine M at Team Conquers Spartans . 18-14' Mosier, Wilson, Landrum Score Falls; Helliwell Secures Decision Oakley Nosed Out Lee Marsa Secures Only M.S.C. Fall In Pinning Harvey Bauss Michigan successfully inaugurated the wrestling season by defeating the Michigan State grapplers 18 to 14 before 1,500 spectators in Yost Field House alst night. Each team won four bouts, but three of the Michigan victories ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]AN DAILY be arbitrated from the broad viewpoint of per- manent international credit and confidence. The peoples of all nations will be watching the forthcoming action of the various governments on that question. Let the administrators deal with each other sanely and equitably. 'i N r2 I I Campus Opinion Letters published -in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS I SOCI ETY Dom Pedro Is Chosen J-Hop Second Band Will Come From Chicago Especially For Dance, Jewett Announces Don Pedro and his orchestra, now playing at the Terrace Garden of the Hotel Morrison in Chicago, have been secured as the second band for. the J-Hop, Charles W. Jewett, '34, an- nounced last night. Pedro will leave the Morrison the night before the J-Hop and make the trip especially for the occasion...…
…THE MIHIGA N DIlt SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 19 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) on "Personality Plus." Salon Orches- tra will give a short program of oper- atic selections. Usual twenty cent supper. 6:00 p. m. Presbyterian S t u d e n t Appoint- ments: 9:30 Student Classes-Church H ouse. 10:45 Morning Worship. 3:45 Foreign Service Association Meeting at Lane Hall. 5:30 Social Hour and Supper. 6:30 Student Forum. Subject "Am I getting ...…
