… * 'ummrr ESTABLISHED 1920 lilfrbiga i0A& l MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS XI, NO. 27. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS LARGEST COFFMA SENIOR N GIVES CLASS IS GRAD UATED; COMMENCEMENT TALK RUTUHYEN URGES U -IF[, LONG STUDY' [ ORHGRADUATES President Gives Annual Baccalaureate Address. PRAISES SERVICE Would Train Youth to Understanding of Group. Not simply study but continuous ,tudy is the important n...…
… If it is a Dress You Need The College Has It! A Cotton Mesh? You'll be needing several be them for tennis, for golf, even on the street. One and white and pastels, on $5.95 Or a Linen? Fine handkerchief linen in hand blocked designs. Sma warm days. $10.50 A Pastel Crepe? These are the ones you've I to wear for active and specta able crepe, in delectable sh sleeves and sleeveless. Need is a low price? $5.95 Chiffon or Organdy? And that is a qu...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE THW.ME.I__A AIYPGET 1 ALUMNI UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT G91iNS Shaw Outlines Five Day Lecture Series Which Will Enter Second Year Tomorrow. (Continued from Page One) of sociology; and "The Symphonic Poem," by Prof. Earl V. Moore,' director of the School of Music. The fee for enrollment in the Alumni Course is $10.00, payable at the Treasurer's office 104 South Wing University hall. The receipt' will serve as ...…
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…ESTABLISHED 1920 3 ly 'nummgr 3Iitj MEMBER OF THE I I VOL. XI, NO. 19. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1931 WEATHER: Fair PRICE FIVE CENTS Nation Unable to Make Further Limitation, League Told. QUESTION CALLED ONLY 'POLITICAL' Country May Increase Arms If Germany Is Given Relief. PARIS, July 21.-(P)-French armaments have been reduced to ' he lowest possible point, the gov- ernment declared in a memoran- dum o...…
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…7VEDNES 7AY; JULY' 22 ,1:931 TSE SUMMER MIC BIGAN DAILY.. F. Q' WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1931 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAOU TE1~kE NEW SIGNIFICANCE ADDED TO PARENT TIO Professor Greene Says Project Is No Longer Confined to Women's Clubs. CITES THREE PURPOSES Trow Addresses Conference on Progressive Practices in Character Education.' "Parent education at this time is no longer thought of as a privately owned series of women's clubs," said Prof....…
…'88 3tTiVIlVIRR MICffita AN DAILY .:-- - WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1931 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.m. Saturday. AMERICA PROPOSES SYSTEM Of CREDIT TO HELP GERMANY WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1931 NUMBER 19' Excursion No. 7: General Motors Proving Ground will be visited ...…
…d4P win .AqUPP Itr "'W 0 ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS JI. No. 1 FOURTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931 Pt LICE FIVE C DE 1 II I Bare Slaying by Companion 15 Celebrates Arrival In Ann Arbo BLACKSTONE MYST ERY SLAING Pencilled Note From Marquette Promises to Tell Rapp Of Smith's Career. A pencilled letter from Lifer No. 5381--David T. Blackstone, the ape- like negro torch killer, yesterday warned that police have...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAY, ,MNToHELP tinued From Page x) nner, and on Sunday ;ements with freshmen held within the frater- and should entail only xpense. Freshmen must leave the houses unac- Aut omobiles cannot be r time for rushing. .hibited for any upper- and ayfreshman to an agreement or promise pledging. It is also pro- ept in the case of broth-, tyone associated with a to call on a freshman at CAMPUSP16L1JICS FACES Ag§HAKE-UP a I IN (...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY Unemployment Insurance Named as High School Debate Subject VtIL UHUat tT:...L.. n...L. :;..1 C.....,... n:'.. naw r., r. ininn l^t nv n . . -hs+n arn'Yin 1- -hn cr. n"n t nxrn nn+irt+r.r7 >ciology Department Analyses SligkW Ifiteae'se in Number Leavitig $chool. Withdrawals fron the University 1930-31 were due largely to rastic necessity," an analytical search completed by Prof. Robert Angell, of the sociology depart- en...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ s7-.0 -.52 ILVATA A t4"K'Ill - f0o sod Tomen's Activities Play Prominent Part in Week's Progra li,- - - I *T p EAGUE 'TING PLANN[EL U UNITl INFORM WOMEN ORGA lZATIOS rine Koch, '32, to Preside nd Outline Purposes,_ Aims of League. . BE HELD TWO DAYS BUILDING D EFFORT OF MANY YEARS REPRESENTS RUSH ING PAMPHLET Colorful Traditions Become Part of L TO BE DISTRIBUTED of Michigan Stu ife ...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY T H E MICHIGAN DAILY Adopt Varied Entertainment for Fresh i HEADS OF CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS uv~iriir irr~iinr~ H EADS OF C AMPUS ORG ANIZ AT IONS |((\( PLAN ACTIVE YEAR FOR MEMBERS II| LIL LL PLANN EDFO ROCT. Various Members of Physical Education Staff Will Give Addresscs. Compulsory social hygiene lec- tures for entering Lreshmen and upperclass women v lbegin at 4 i o'clock Monday and Tuesday after- Y $'noons, Oct...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _"";_ SA Y SQUIRT A Comic Strip Drawn for The Michigan Daily by ,.' LICHTY, Every Day on Page 7 Former Editor of the Gargoyle, Starting next Tuesday morning. Watch for It! . . . . .......... UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS FLOODED WITH REQUESTS FOR JOBS Many Students May Be Forced and kitchen help; 224 steady part- S to Drop Out; Situation time cash jobs; and 1265 requests , t Rehearsal Is Scheduled Text Week; Fre...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DA I"Y Official Bulletin a in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members iversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to Lent until 3:30, excepting Sundays, 11:30 a.m. Saturday. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931 NO. 1 Attention of all faculty advisors, counsellors, and student assistants lied regarding the noon luncheon being held today at 12:10 at the igan Union. They are invited and expected to attend. Western ...…
…! THE MICHIGAN DATUY WAGE NINE .4~~.~ £45.4, au.JJ. TI-IF MICHIGAN DATUY ?AG!~ NINP~ FOOTBALL HOPES REST ON VETERANS HUDSON CAPTAINS VARSITY GRIDMEN SPARTANS BOAST POWERFUL TEAM Crowley Has 13 Lettermen as Nucleus of Grid Machine. With the University of Michigan dominating the spotlight, Coach Crowley at Michigan State is hap- py over the 13 lettermen returning to form a nucleus for another strong team. Every position will see a let...…
… PAGE 'TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FORMER WOLVEIINE STAR COACHES IIr ~fip fiTflfIIIll A TH1ETIE l G s -- i FORMER WOLV ERINESTACACE YALE PLAYERS IN ART OFPASSING KIPIIS[ utU d L\Y 7 sos EXPERIENED LIME Yeterans Return in Varios Sports to Brighten Hopes for Winning Year in Big Ten. Optimism seems to be the pre- 1 year here as grid coach. The split vailing note in most of the Univer- which that tem found for itself sity of Michi...…
…". SEPTEMBE~R 22 1931 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY " r P{PAGE ELEVEN A 0] er gc ti st di vi pi tl g it a V p 0 e r .ntrmural ,SportsProgram Will Feature( e ffmTfflffflfiGIANT SWIMMING POOL TO BE OPEN STUDENT GROUPS P6O9LTI EDFRUEB RSMNT ORBIDN AnSiiii COACHES TO GIV1~ IUI~_ Freshmncn to Inspect Features ATTENTIONHT FRSHM NATV IE of "Sports Factory." thietic Programs to be Held Yost Field House and theI Tatra- :<:.- >? . mfo rina mural Sports Buil...…
…-IACw L 'THE MICHICAN DAILY '_T FM LEADERS PLAN SPECIALPROGRAM OMural Activities to be Under Supervision of Varsity Coaching Staff. (oid iued from rage 11)j Shooting conducted by Captains Custis and Lord and offering gold ,medals and a target rifle; Golf un- der Coach Courtright; wrestling by Coaches Keen and Kelly; Boxing by Coach "Let" Philbin; and gym- A 1 , I nastics conducted by Coach West. Horseshoes, handball; squash, bowl- ing, fencing...…
…1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY J"HAtD LUCK" HEANK BRUDER STARTIS Wally Weber Joinspirr, I I PRO GRID CAREER WITH GREEN BAY Wolverine Coaching L L I L L IVT FO8312 Staff as AssistantIV BT R (Contmledfrom Page .7p (Contseaso frs m P ago tifrom ra~F I1 Strohg Mound Staffs Put Both 'U4nrlfl m YA. i.lerL , :. E . - I _________________ ill this E., les ffwl hinyh njrlnxy eh rrllac ( '! / fK;:>::;: ,r": fir::;; gi;5vi s an u lw nais;, and Turner, ha...…
…FOURTEEN H MA THE MICHItGANDAIL Y TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,: f4 J .rry Am m _jFp a _.i J m AIR 'emot UCJK ., :. ______._, _r. O F Y AR A~ 1 'I I I I 19AIC IA r l ' YY t. if a i I i t r, 4 ., ! - me is Drawing Instruments and Engineer's supplies upp ies isnd Furnishings For Your Rom PENNANTS Will Brighten the Walls Michigan pennants, pillows, qnd banners of fine Maize and Blue felt are an addition that yo...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 r v Apo . tti S OC PRE . 22 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931 I ES i PRESE i U lo op E )uncil to Enforce Freshman Pot Custom Allen Will Dire< RL WET AN DADY HEADS SPEAK AT UNION FORUM LIQUORQUESTION TONI6HT W. Woodcock Will Lead Discussion; iesentatives of Crusaders, Anti- Saloon Body to Attend.. oe's Cafe Gets Milk Permit, Now Open to Students Joe Parker's cafe has taken o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIFEY T : "AND RUN THEY DID"$- By Lichty if ' . - - - , -, ---!= =:M- nz:7 I -T R I )-I D 4 ~ WE L H 2S E(C $oS©k A Mt TOO (GOOD) FOR suc CtAMp GStttR I KK 41~ H p -- r -1du a ~ i~-I ;;:-j Have yrou seen them, yet? IN AT THE IJ Jw , ... .v....._._.._a. SITY GIVES ifS UPSTATE u~cation School Has Advanced Classes in Nine Different mid-higallCO c . 'ie courses in education in nine erent Michigan cities are being ...…
…rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY irriers to Run Against Strong Ypsi Team Toda JURONS TO RENEW ]LO RIVALRY WITH Varsity Leads Harriers Today Stresses I O HALTS SCRIMMAGE Defense for Illinois Aerial Gan p I' B' OFFENSE CLICKS! AGISYERIG Freshman Teams ALL-CAMPUS GOLF COMPETITION NEARS QUARTER-FINAL ROUN Boast Two Successive Wins Over Wolverines; Hold Two 1930 Championships. YPSI LOSES ARNOLD Hoyt to Enter Teams of 9 Men; Rate Above 1930...…
…'TH EMICHIGAN DAEILY ublished every morning except Monday during the University year e Board in Control of Student Publications. [ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Asociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- 'cation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otbegWae ted in this paper and the local news published herein. ntered at the Post Office at- Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-* TAVAM M I 3". -\. SI?- grarce Mayr ,. __ _. . +: hosefl Cabaret Chairman by Sophomore Wo ,AtICE GOODENOW W I A GSI T GENERAL CHAIROIVIRN MC lflI I r - f . + WVOMEN ELECTED TO JOIN SOCIETY I...SocieyNoes. Barbara Braun, '33, Chairman of Last Year's Cabaret, Gives Address. NINE CHAURPEN ELECTED Parformance Ma yBe Given in League Ballroom This Year. Results from the ,ophomore elec- tions for chairmen of c nmi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members he University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. . XLII. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931 No. 221 NOTICES Members of the University Senate: In the Official Bulletin of October , in announcing the action of the University Council concerning mat- rs of Organization an error occurred. S...…
…ESTABISHED 1890 Jr. Ar 4 -"q njtr -ian I VOL. XLII. No. 49 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1931 RS IT DO I s A Trojans Trip Irish; Yale Defeats GIVE FIRST PRIZE FUR DECORATION TO LAMBDA CHI Council Awards Second Place to Alpha SigmaPhi. LI 3HTS FEATURED Kappa, Alpha Delta, hi, Pi Lambda Phi Are Mentioned. By Karl Seiffert aternity decorations more grate than any seen in Ann r of late years blazed...…
…- THEMT!HCAN DAILY SUNDAY, H ewitt Lead s V arsit y In the second half, however, the University Press Club to Win Over MinnesotaMa nn Gold team was . Elects Marshall Head _____ st~ntlylbraing into Michigan ter-__ (Continued from Page One) iltory, bu the strong Wolverine de- (Continued from Page One) Minnesota's great trio, Munn, fense was always too strong to al- purpose. Minnesota, with $90,006 Manders and Somers, found the go- low them to...…
…1931: 1 THE M(ICHIGAN DAILYQ'- 'ay by Play Account of Michigan's 6-0 Defeat of AMtinn The following play by play story of Michigan's 6 to o defeat of Minnesota yesterday was writ- ten for Daily readers by Sheldon C. Fullerton, sports editor. First Quarter Michigan won the toss and chos to receive the kickoff. Manders kicked off to Hewitt, who was stop- ped on Michigan's 34-yard .line. Hudson was halted after a gain of one yard. Stein b...…
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…na ;s s TOE 4TCHICAN, DAILY Ji, t....:a MINE= II'L IF. e + PANHELLENI1C BALL PLNS11P COMPLETED Freshmen Must Receive Tickets Through Respective Sororities. GENE AUSTIN WILL PLAY Final Plans for Decorations Are Announced by Chairman. Panhellenic ball tickets for fresh- man sorority women and for any other sorority women who wish to obtain them are still available in a limited number, according to Jean Bentley, '33, general chairman. The first-...…
…THE MICHTGA N I DAILY THE MCHIGA DAL host Denies Possib ility 9£ Mic igan State Gam< NNIGH SCHOOL RITY CONTESTS Directs Ticket Sale Features of Gopher Game ciolastic Teams to Football, Basketball for Unemployed. PlAy i ansport Organizations Donate Facilities for Distribution of Wisconsin Tickets. By John Thomas There is nb chance of a Michi- n-Michigan State charity game s fall," Fielding H. Yost remark- when talking about st...…
… [ T[ONII T SPORT CARD HITS STRIDE Volley Ball Playoff and Three N~w Events to Keep Houses Busy From Now on. Dual Swimming Teams to Start 4cticn Tomorrow; Cross Country Race Next. Lightweight Champion Wins Close Decision Tony Canzoneri, lightweight box- ing champion of the world, success- fully defended his title Friday night at Madison Square Garden SAMMY SQUIRT-BRAVE AND BOLD 0 By Charles A. Sanford s Inter-fraternity athletic activi- ti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, NOVI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN CONCERT TODAY Faculty Concert: The attention of music lovers is particularly called to the fact that the concert at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon by Professor Wassily Besekirsky, violinist and Mabel Ross Rhead, pianist, will take place in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. There will be no admission charge and the attendants are suggested to be seated on time as the doors will be closed d'uring nu...…
…* * KLIL No. 86 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 P RICE FIVE CEI SPLASH! Educators Enter First Grade Swim miilg Class. At last the secret is bared! Edu- cation school professors are taking 'lessons in a begnmers' swimming class! Environment at the school of Education has prevailed upon a number of professors who have re- verted to the primary grades in at least one subject. Word comes from the intramur 1 building pool...…
… III Delta Phi 'beat Phi Kapl a 8-0. - - Hermitage beat Alpha OmegaI - 18-12. Thta Phi Mu Alpha forfeitjM tothea -- - *Apha Chi Rho beat, Phi Beta Delta 15-5. Pi Lambda Phi heat Chi Psi 12-10. XLi Psi Phi beat Tau Delta Rho 8-5 (overtime). Sigma Phi' Epsilon hbeat Kappa. Delta Rho 17-5. Psi Omega beat Delta Sigma Phi 16-15. __ ___ ___ ___ __ The- tall, wooden lookout towers of a : I I i ibll 'J ' .Ti 'L'} i$ p. Ni L" F ,. b': ti; '1, ' r y?...…
…ICHGAN D T'LY J verine Cagers Will Entrain, for Gopher lINE MEN TO LEAVE 'OR MINNEAPOLIS 'eeling of Confidence Prevails Throughout Last Practice Session. Head coach "Cappy" Cappon rove his varsity cagers through short and snappy drill last eve- ing in Yost field house after which te expressed confidence that they, rould once again be able to sub- ue the powerful Gopners in their rucial clash scheduled for Satur- ay night at Minneap...…
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…THE MICHICAN DA IPL ,-t . _. .. . . .- °. w. .. . , . ; . , . . _.. . ._. . w . , x-"_ .. "., ,.. a I p L t 5 :° c i ' r ._ .. FL WILL BE HONORED BADMINTONWIL CA TEAS ?{{TO 6BE~GIVEN B ITODUCED [IlExhibition to Be Given Second De Semester; Tournament t j f to Be Held. All Campus Womeh Are Invited tB to Attend Affair Held With the beginning of the second To This Afternoon. semester a new game for the next I bers ~ ..rindoor season, called Ba...…
…-Harris Hall: Rev. William L. Wood of the Episcopal Theological MA T THEWS RECOMMENDS AMERICAN ScrT, A ~T U TIIT~ hool, Cambridge, Mass., is conducting a series of lectures and discus-o ins this week at Harris Hal. There will be a short Cervice and address HELP IN DEVELOPING THE TROPICSe conducted by Mr. Wood this noon in the Chapel at the Hall which will Ihgs It would be to the advantabefollowed byalncheoi.hththaternoonna disbe followed by lu...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 ammwwr . Ar ..d& -AL. dd filifplqllw No - Rtr I lmmb " an .A ARPPFPW wlllxp 4ipor AW ,A AL kq"W AN = t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I 1 VOL. XLII No. 124 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1932 WEATHER: Snow. PRICE FIVE CENTS ===:a RUSSIAN FORCES *DISPATCH STATES Report Soviet Soldiers in Battle With Peasants. WRECK CHURCHES Martial Law Enforced in Two-Kilormeter Sector. BUCHAREST, Roumania, Marc...…
… 14THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, 1\ AARCtI 22, 1932 INSECT 1IS MENACE TO MVICHIGAN OAKS1 Zoology Professor Voices Fear for Forests in North Central Michigan. SEES UNUSUAL ATTACK Relative of Grasshopper Known as atling Stick' Insects LAKE ERIE ICE FLOE RESCUE Oak forests of north central Michigan are being menaced by a surprise attack from a new enemy, w, '* "the walking stick" insect, whichf in the last few years has increased 8 from a curio...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1932 T1HE M lC IT-C Will Play . iate Versatile Star Iinois Frosh InvCHI GN-CONEIILiLO1' 03 Ns esE u HENEW T CK F 9En sed Big Red Strength Concentrated in Mile, Two-Mile, and Shot Put Events. Balanced strength with some superb pertormers in the distance and shot put events is the story of the Cornell track team that Mich- igan will be called upon to face Saturday night in the Ithaca Drill Hall. The Big Reds have some of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r was relieved of its nakedness by righteous Tammany- S jnti ites. Now the San Francisco Examiner prints a fresco __centered around a nude female model. The artist Published every morning except Monday during the University and model were surprised when the picture was run by the Board in Control of Student Publications.b Memler of the Western Conference Editorial Association. to find a hand-painted bathing suit adorned ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE -r=V .y. __._ " + v --- ii WOMEN KDJMAiE W332 PLAY JOURNALISM CLUB Committee Appointed to Present Cup to Sophomore TYPICAL PERIOD COSTUMES. STYLES SHOWN IN 'T AMING OF T HE SHREW' Current Play Shows Importance dence is found for this in "The of Dress as Part of Taming of the Shrew." Setting. When she next appears to us in !__her bridal raiment, we cannot but By B. A. C., '34. admire, and perhaps experience the F...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1932 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 Presideint until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1932 No. 124 NOTICES Library Science Students, 1932-33: Admission to first-year courses" In Library Science during the year 1932-33, will be strictly limi...…
