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…AY SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN ~Y, SEPT. 22, 1936 PAGE ELEVEI~I Annual Spri,.4rr{ Hockey Team To Have Great Reserve Corps Barring Injuries, Tough1 And Rugged' Pucksters Vill Have Rests (Continued from Page 7) hatiest part of the schedule still be- fore them, last year's squad, or what was left of it, took a hitch in their belts and went on to scrap it out, fin- ishing up with a .record of seven wins in 16 games. But whil...…

…PAGE TWELVE T.IR E t M.I II I GA¢N ,. DAl L Y . TUESJMY, SEPT. 22, 1 THE .M.ICHIGAA.N ~D.AILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1 Keen Visions Good Season For Wrestlers Wolverines Open Strenuous Drills For State Game Captain-Elect Wright Fails To Return; Squad Has Five Lettermen By RICHARD LaMARCA With five lettermen returning in addition to several promising soph- omores, Cliff Keen, Varsity wrestling coach, will have plenty of material with which to...…

…t A- )AY, SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA"E Powerful State. Gridders Here, F or Opening Tankmen Doped For Easy Wins In National And Big Ten Meets1 r i-- Sartans Gird For Straight Victory Wolverine Eleven Third Over (Continued from Page 7) eight-letter man, may see some action at quaxter, but will probably be used at half. 'Agony Al' Is Back To replace Warmbein, Coach Bach- man has "Agony Al" Agett, triple- threat artist de...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FOURTEEN TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, . . . . ............ How To Stop Minnesota Is Prob [em ForBig Ten Coaches Rumblings Of The Far-Off Cage Season Ohio Is Slated To Make Strong Bid For Honors Northwestern And Indiana Rate hig As Contenders For Conference Laurels Openers Are Tough Other Teams Are Classed In Lower Bracket But May SpringUpsets By FRED H. DeLANO In 1935 the big problem facing football teams in the Western ...…

…Section Three LL lflr9ian 4:Iait Society News r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1936 2e New Rules Are Given By Council Executive Board Changes Pledging From Sunday To Saturday Rushing Extended To Three Weeks Changes Made To Allow Rushees And Sororities More Study Time Revised rushng rules for this year have been announced by Betty Ann Beebe, '37, president of the executive board for the Panhellenic Council. The Council also in...…

…'AGE SIXTEEM T rTHE MICIGCAN DAILTY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1939 Fashion Points To Comfort In Football .arb Ann Arbor Days Demand. Fortification A g a i n s t Rain, Sun, Cold Hand Knits Favored Fur Coats Should Provide Ample Insurance Against Cold Winds By BARBARA LOVELL Only a few more days are left be- fore the first football game with its attendant bands, cheers and milling crowds,. occurs. To enjoy the game in comfort is largely a matter o...…

…SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVE Silhouettes Of Campus Ward robe Show Influence Of Swing I rhythm ___.- rd j Daily Grooming Takes Up Little Time At School Complexion Brush, Good Mild Soap, Lipstick Are Only Essentials Articles on beauty aids which de- scribe creams and lotions by the doz- en to be applied every night before retiring and in the morning upon rising are of little value to the college woman who makes a non-stop f...…

…rrUBEIH EENTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1936 rf i. 1. f-ORAL NIN ONCERT'S F 1 FTY- E I (SH T H A NN UAL SERI ES- 1 936-1 937 i-ALLL -STS ROGRAMS --10, E ----n. _...___...._ __ i MOSCOW CATHEDRAL CHOIR 2. 3. K*irst l 1,agstad, Soprano Monday, October 19 Chicgo ymphony Orchestra FREDERICK STOCK, Conductor Monday, November 2 MosowCathedral Choir NICOLAS AFONSKYV, Conductor Monday, November 16 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Jasch ie~...…

… TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Men's Fashions Begin Retreat From Recent Radical Excesses Bellows Pleat, Outlandish and comfort to be specific, are in the ascendent. Plaids Out; Simplictiy The old bellows pleat which extend- In Design Return ed from the shoulders to the waist has given way to the new gusset Bshoulder. This new feature, while By CLAYTON HEPLER . loingtesm muto r Way down east, where the sun rises dlowing the same am...…

…PAGE TWENTY' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAYSEPT. 22, Social Calendar Is Marked By Weddings Of Prominent S tudents Marriages Are Announced By Loeal Friends Helen Cheever Is Wed To William James Bird At Fall Ceremony This summer saw many marriages of interest to Michigan students. Those of University graduates, under- graduates and members of prominent local families attracted special at- tention. Sept. 5 in the Woodward Ave. Pres- byterian Chu...…

….IY, SEPT. 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T WEXTY-ON' LV, SEPT. 22, 19~#1'~AQ~ TWENTY-OY~ Graduates Figure In Fall And Suiner Nupuials Directs Transfers (Continued from Page 20) graduated from the medical school in 1932. Another event of the summer was the marriage of Josephine M. Wood- hams, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Woodhams of Plainwell, to Robert Charles Von Maur, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Von Maur of Toronto. Both Mr. an...…

…"XE TWENTY-TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtJESDA Y, SEPT. 22, ~rE TWENTY-TWO T~JESDAY, SEPT. 22, Fashion Points To Comfort In Football Garb Ann Arbor Days Demand Fortification A g a i n s t Rain, Sun, Cold (Continued from Page 16) than a little reminiscent of mascu- line campus headgear. A modern flat sailor of felt bound in grosgrain rib- bon is flattering to most types. The new square crown is shown in a felt breton with a big bright fore-and-...…

…0 Section Four I LL G 4F A#tY flitir an IrtA Features ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1936 Ann Arbor Of 50 Years Ago Recalled By Prof. Goddard Germans Miss Old Traditions, VisitorReports Heidelbergers Bitter Passing Of Duels Mourned, As Are Study Habits Of YoungGermany By MARY GIES (EDITOR'S NOTE: Miss Gies spent last year in Germany as a graduate student at the University of Heidelberg, and is enrolling in the graduat...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 1 -.-- Heads Union ' Health Service Politics Replacing Traditional C ves Complete College SpiritAtHeidelberg0 p -g Mf] American Student Views the eastern border during harvestt Present As Transition time. Inexpensive And Extensive This endless account of politicala TO Better Germany activities might easily convey thee Aid Offered Students I impression that German students aret Enrolled Here (Continu...…

…Y, SEPT. 22, 1936, THE M IC H IGA N DAI LY Slide Rules Are Lares, Penales, ForAEnoiieers Those IIt Side Boys Can lake i Easy With Their Exeelh t Laoratories Students entering the College of Engineering learn, first of all, that no respectable engineer thinks without, talks wihout or lives without his slide-rule. They learn, after this, that most of their college education will be spent in laboratories. Classrooms in the engineering college...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22 Largest University Hospital In The United States Psychologists Can't Explain BlackLegion Cult's Large Membership Defies Any Explanation, Says Prof. J. F. Shepard By JOSEPH S. MATTES The Black Legion, terroristic or- ganization reputedly of national scope, is a phenomenon beyond psy- chological explanation, Prof. John F. Shepard of the psychology depart- ment said recently. "Until a motive that will bea...…

…SEPT. 22 '1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE fiWl SEPT. 22, 1936 PAGE 1W Program For Concentration Is Explained Every Student Must Have 60 Hours And 60 Honor Points To Concentrate Students in the University's Col- lege of Literature, Science and the Arts who are studying for the degree pi Bachelor of Arts or a similar de- gree do not "major" in the subject of their choice, as in the case at many schools and colleges, but take a first or Gencral...…

…-EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPT. 22, 19 -EIGHT TUESDAY, SEPT. 22,11 Faculty Plans For Semester Leaves Told Prof. I. L. Sharfman Will Investigate history Of I. C. C. Commission View Of Northeast Side Of Law Quadrangle Forsythe In Europe Prof. Arthur W. Bromage Studies Irish Free State During His Leave Programs consisting of untiring re- search work, recreational and rest- ful travelling, or combinations of both have been planned ...…

…, SEPT. "? "936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I PAGE' lp I Summer Term Proves To Be Great Success .A.A. Plans Mixed Women's Athletic Association for the" next year which will provide for Sports Participation mixed participation in sports. Every Wednesday afternoon men as wellas A putting green has recently been women will be allowed to make useI completed on Palmer Field next to of the facilities of the Women's Ath- the Women's Athletic Building for...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEP' 22, U Welcome, Freshmen' Has Advance Information Concerning Your Classroom Requirements Come In As Soon As You Are Classified Receive Your Choice of our Big Stock of 0 UEI and NEW El - El. El FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS and STUDENT SUPPLIES We Have Everything For the Student: Fountain Pens Pencils Notebooks Paper Stationery Michigan Pennants Desk Lamps Blotters Laundry Boxes Scrapbooks Equipment for...…

… The Weather ..A -ustim AAL Iait Editorials We Human Beings ... The Very Good Life... Gentle variable winds; fair today; somewhat warmer. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XLV No. 19 ANN ARBOR, MICHiGAN WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Dr. Townsend Pulls Second Walkout Trick Deputies, However, Give Chase In Auto And Bring Him Back To Hearing Scene Reminiscent Of Other Walkout To Play Wellwyn In 'The Pigeon' Tonight...…

…iii Tr-Vv I rlrv, Tstst r a it YTTr-wr AA 4A4- 1. RA. i Jrlljji17.t-I.JEN IlIL. Y I 7 DNE ilt1Y, JULY 22. 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILYJ Official Publication of the Summer Session .. , ,n_ _ . _ ._ __. ------ - Ei T lE FORUM I - - - - I 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...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'PAGE THREE Nudists Beat Hasty Retreat As Farmer Shakes Fist NEWS Of The DAY (From The Associated Press) Released From One Jail Only To Enter Another MARQUETTE, July 21._-( )_ Charles Roberts, one of three in- mates of the Marquette prison named in warrants charging them with the murder of Warden T. B. Catlin and Deputy Warden Fred C. Menhennit during a pic- ture show in the prison in 1921, was released from the prison...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Governor Alf. Rests As U. S. Awaits Speech Enjoys Homecoming With Family At State Mansion; Address Is Finished TOPEKA, Kans., July 21.-O(P)- Blocks away from decorated and holiday-spirited downtown Topeka, Gov. Alf M. Landon spent most of today in his executive mansion, en- joying his family's homecoming and a few welcome hours of rest before Thursday's notification ceremonies. The ad.drqss in which he will ac- ...…

…The Weather Fair, warmer today; tomorrow increasing cloudiness, showers by late afternoon or night. OWN-.-& ilT4r AI jIaitA Editorials The Case Of Kermit Eby .. . European Tour ... The Chair In Polish Studies... VOL. XLVI No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Sherwood Is Elected New Council Head Sullivan Is Vice-President; Executive And Judiciary Committees Named Council Caantioned By William Dixon Former Presi...…

…TWO -Ty1 MvTTA arcL RTDAY, MAY 22, 1r NEWS O1f The DAY Tragedy At Williams College Claims Two s, (From The Associated Press) La do MenSeek Borah Aid, Hit Liberty League The Landon camp extended its right hand to Senator Borah, its chief critic, today, and at the same time, with its left hand sent a jab to the jaw of the American Liberty League. The Landon men are expectantly awaiting Borah's speech May 28, hop- ing that he will not hit...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3i - - Netters Tie For Third In First. Round Of Meet Flick And Sherwood Score Victories In Singles As Team Also Wins Doubles CHICAGO, May 21. - (P)-- By scoring two victories in both the singles and doubles matches, Michi- gan 's Varsity net team tied Wiscon- sin for third place in the first round of the Western Conference tennis meet with a total of four points. Jesse Flick and Miller Sherwood figur...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY22,1936 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Publisned every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicatinn of all news dispatches credited toit or not otherwise credited In this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein also r...…

…FRIDA, MAY 22,1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lantern Dance Arrangements Are Announced Bright Colored Japanese Lanterns Will Light Up Palmer Field Courts Further plans for the Lantern Night Dance ;to ;be held June 1 at Palmer Fieldedirectly after the line of march were announced today by Betty Greve, '36, chairman of the dance commit- tee. It is expected that the dance will begin about 8:30 and end around 1.0:30 p.m. The four cement courts, it was re...…

…PAGE SIX T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 22, BIG' PAGE SIX FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1936 mmm - SCA Promotes Social Projects Durino Summer College Stuidents Attent; Religious, Sociologieal Hindenburg Ends Sero'nd Trip To United States Schools Schediled In conjiucion with associated or- ganizations the SCA will promote a group of projects this summer throughout the country of religious and sociological character to which attendance will be open to...…

…The Weather Lower Michigan: generally fair today, continued cold; fair tomorrow, and not so cool. C, 4r Lie0igazi ~Iaitii Editorials The Results Of The Peace Meeting .. . The Student And The Future ... VOL. XLVI No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS mommommom" Two Trapped In Gold Mine ClingTo Life Rescue Workers Continue Desperate Race Against Time; Outlook Hopeful Rotted Wood Slows Work Temporaril...…

…Tlit MRiHIGAN IWALtV- - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 193 Wo6mme LAT N.,EWS Howard Hughes Sets New Aviation Speed Record NEW YORK, April 21. -'P)- Howard Hughes, the oldywood movie producer, established his third national air speed record today when he set his low wing monoplane down at Floyd Ben- nett Field just 4 hours 21 minutes and 32 seconds after he took off from Miami, Fla. Hughes, 33-year-old aviation enthusiast, set a new West-East transco...…

…"WN"""" IL~,i~iiTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE G.O.P. Grants. Veteran Chair Of Convention Steiwer Unanimous Choice Of National Committee; Is 'Middle-Roader' CLEVELAND, April 21.-()-Sen. Frederick Steiwer (Rep., Ore.), World War veteran and generally conceded to be a "middle-of-the-roader" in party affairs, was the unanimous choice today of the Republican Na- tional Committee as keynoter and temporary chairman of the National G.O.P. Convention...…

…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Student And The Future .. . The Conning Tower THE STAGE I if p.- Publisned every morning except Monday during tho University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to ituor not otherwise credited ...…

…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Ruthvens Will Give Tea Forj Students Today Dawes' Kin To Wed Mass Meeting For Freshmen Architecture Prize House Baseball Won By Stocking Games To StArt ' - Gmes o Strt ganr and tion tout. plan Several Dormitories And Other Groups Are To Be Especially Honored President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven will open their home to re- ceive students from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the first presid...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY jVEDNESDAY, APRIL Z2, 1936 Spartan Upset Scored As Rodriguez Loses Match Capt. Howie Kahn, Playing In No. 2 Position, Beaten In Straight Sets Thorward Stands Out Cverpowers Eissler And Teams With Jesse Flick To Win In Doubles Tennis Team Drubs Wolverines In Opener,_6 To 3 Fraternity Softball Teams Open Intramural Spring Program Il 'The HOT STOVE By BILL REED- l I FAST LANSING, April 21. - Mich- igan State's ten...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ----- ----- Varsity Nine Returns Home After Successf l Southeri 'nI Trip Six Victories In Nine Starts; Feature Tour Best Record Of Last Five Years; Composite Batting Average Is .338 Team Plays Saturday Unexpected Barrage Of Hits Overcomes Errors In Fielding By FRED DELANO Michigan's touring fence busters returned to Ann Arbor yesterday, their finale at Ohio State postponed because of a sudden mid-winter b...…

…AGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE DNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1936 Dies In Mine Trap - Associated Press Photo. Aftcr more than a week of ef- fahrt, res~ucrs learned Herman R. Magill (tcp), Toronto lawyer, had succumbed to hunger and exposure in a gold mine at Moose River, N.S., where he was trapped. National Bod Endorses Local Sigma Rho Tau Sigma Rho Tau, engineering speech society, has been accorded endorse- ment by the American Engineering Council a...…

…The Weather ) AOF 4r Agh- IIL- gk, tl Editorials VOL. XLVI No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ian $19500 Blizzard Fol lows Elected President Wake Of Flood As Death Toll Mounts Property Damages Reach $271,500,000 As 169 Are Reported Dead 221,500 Homeless In Stricken Area Connecticut, Surrounding Regions Devastated By Floods And Rains (By The Associated Press) Total dead in 13 states 169. Total...…

…;PACR TW4 io-,HE lMI(,lCTTTGN DATLV SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 ------- -------- Academy Ends Session; Elects, Dice President Genetic Study Of Various MentalProblems Advised In Lecture Continued from Page1) by the Academy, and the other of- ficers of the group were continued in office. These are Prof. Leigh J. Young of the forestry school, secre- ;tary; Prof. E. C. Prophet of Mich- igan State College, treasurer; Prof. Alfred H. Stockard of the...…

…SIT-DAY, Mv~ARWH 22, l92fi THE MICHIGAN DAILY Earl Thomias Qualifies For 1-34-Pond Thomas Beats Dale Scrivens Of Oklahoma A&M Jacobs Of Michigan State Reaches Finals In 168 Pound Division LEXINGTON, Va., March 21.--(P) - Among the wrestlers that qualified for the American Olympic finals held at Lehigh April 16th-18th, 134- lbs., were Earl Thomas, Michigan and 168- lbs., Walter Jacobs, Michigan State. LEXINGTON, Va., March 21.- (P) - Okl...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICUTGAN DAILY SUNDAY MARCH 22, 1936 ..H...MIC..H.I.AN...DA..... SUNDAY, 1WARCH 22, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mentioned, the promotion of recreational reading and instruction in the intricacies involved in using for the greatest benefit theslibrary facilities. Vi-e Stalization o n t y of its institution seems to be the sloganc nn g T we J of the Stephens Library. _ Although practical difficulties lie in the way of adoption of...…

…SUNDAY, MARCH V,19-36 TI~ H HI.GAN DAILY PAGl - ------ - - - - " - ---, - -M A---RCIH11 -- --22, - , - -- .. I ---A G--E-- Schedule Sale Of Tickets ForE Annual J.G.P. Initial Performance Will Honor Senior Women;F To OpenThursday G Tickets for the 1936 Junior Girls; Play, "Sprize!" will go on sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow in then box office of the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Gretchen Lehman, chair- man, announced. Tickets are priced ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUJNbAi, MAIWi , 93 IN TH-EE WORLD O F B O O KS H. G. Wells' Scenario Fantasy STERN: Chats And Scintillates In .Her Autobiography Not So Success By KENNETH PARKER Herbert George Wells, prophet of a sort, declared some seven years ago in his book The King Who Was a King that the movies are destined to become our greatest art form and that, as result, we are due to see the development of a new literary medium, ...…

…The Weather Continued cold today; fair with moderate winds. L SirAdt D:aitlI Editorias Demcrracy Still Functions Well... An Uncomfortable International Scene ... VOL. XLVI No. 99 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS War Fear Is Voiced By Thomas Noted Socialist Believes Both Parties Fear To Face Basic Issues Cites Program Of 'Planned Economy' Credits Roosevelt With 'Personal Liberalism,' But Not Socialism An...…

…T I~MICIIIGAN h!t:E SATURDAY, ~,ATUUDAY, Thomas Points Out Danger Of C sdr War In Talk Here Last Night [ C qw TODAY (1I V*tT MATINEE Z & 3:30 EVENING 7 & 9:00 knows nothing about. The program for our times must be built around plenty and peace and freedom - around a philosophy that states quite frankly that the means of production belong to society." "Our first task is to arouse and to awaken men. Our next to organize1 them." In th...…

…AR.Y 22, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~RI? 22, 1936 THE MIChIGAN DA fl2Y Cody Lost As Sigma Chi Scores Mermen Face 37Points To Win BucksToday Ohio State To Give Varsity Hardest Test In Big Ten Meet This Afternoon Close Races Seen Old Rivalry Renewed As Barnard And Woodford Vie In Distance Events Stunned a bit by the unexpected loss of Fred Cody, heir apparent to the Big Ten back-stroke crown, through an eligibility technicality, but of nationa...…

…THE MICHAN bI-ILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY will complete a bloc even stronger than the ben- tral Powers of 1914, and a bloc much more ag- gressive - Germany, Japan, Poland, Italy and Austria, all fascist or militarist nations. Japan's armies are already in China and on the Outer Mongolian border, Italy's have been in Africa for months. Germany is spending millions for arm- aments and not bothering to pretend that she will thus maintain the peace. ...…

…G9~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11 Will Marry Soon Unusual Decorations Lend Final Tryouts For J.G.P. Are Scheduled For Today THE SPORTING LADY By BENCH WARMER- x,'11 I- -4 This afternoon at 2 p.m. excitement is breaking forth in the guise of a winter sports party, and incidentally, it doesn't include tobogganing and skiing, but a kidnaping, and all amateur detectives will be welcome . . . Clues will be left in hopes that a rescuing can take p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA'.rLRDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1936 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1936 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN {Continued from Page 4) sic Functions of Business Managers" Tuesday, Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m., 304 Union. Members of the staffs in Ec- onomics and Business Administra- tion, and graduate students in these departments are invited to attend. Genesee Club: Important meeting Sunday, Feb. 23, Union, 4:30 p.m. All members are urgently requested to be th...…