…The Weather Rain Sunday, ending Mon- day. Sic iauF Iaitii Editorials Coaches Should Not Meddle With Studies; "Roosevelt Makes A Bad Blunder. VOL. XLI - No. 25 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hoover Tell Detroit Crow Panic Is Over Asks Suppori Lists Ten Evidences O Better Times; Outline His Program For Nex 4 Years If Elected Executive Greeted By Boos at Depo Receives Applause F o Attacks On Statement Made By G...…
…1 9 I The Weather Rain or snow, slightly war- mer Wednesday. L gilt AIgaz j1at Editorials Should Michigan Accept A Rose Bowl Invitation? .w&... VOL. XLIII No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1932 PRICE F IV'E CENT oraiR U I. PRICE FIVE CEN~J Fraternity Men Must CUean Up 'Liquor Situation' Subject Of Interfraternity Group Council Meeting; Potter Asks Obedience To Law Parents' Complaints Are Cause Of Probe Action Take...…
…IfIt IT. No.: 87 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, SATURb~AY, JANUARY 23, 1932 PR;3 ICE FIVE C: This striking air view of the new Lincoln memial bridge at Wash- ington, D.C., shows how motorists took advantage of the' link over the Potomac river on the opening day. The link connects Lincoln, memorial, shown in background, with Arlington cemetery. Michigan-Illinois Game of 1924 Is Mentioned Detroit to Open Largest Auto Show Tonight; E xpect Ne...…
… ESTABLISHED 1690 t t 74I a 1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 125 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 Weather: Fair and warmer. PRICE FIVE C i c _ i .. i i ENGLAND'S RULE OVER IRISH FREE STATE NEAR END SPEAKS TONIGHT Regent Bealt SupportsFraternities; Objects to University Paternalism REPORTED SEEN Abolishment of Oath to King Seems Certain. I TONTUATION 'GRA(JE' Parliament R e piv e s Notic...…
…18901 4r al I- vrt 4ho at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS son XLI. No. 144 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1932 WEATHER: Generally fair. PRICE FIVE ...... ... .. MICHIGANV TO MEET ILLIN BALLTEAM \BG{ ITEN OPEER Harley McNeal to Be on Mound for Wolverines Against George Mills. FOUR NEW MEN TO PLAY Count on Outfielders to Supply Punch to Michigani Attack. By Sheldon C. Fullerton Harley McNeal, right handed ace of Coach...…
… Te WeatCher xGenerally fair Saturday; cooler Saturday southwest and extreme east portions. LLI i PtiatheSumesi Official Publication of The Summer Session ui1tg Editorials New York Tries to IHog the Water Power. VOL. XII No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 23,1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Abbott laces Name in Race For Congress Democratic Leader Here Is Circulating Petitions For Second District Four Republicans After Nomination Andres Se...…
…TWO T H E MIC H IG AN DAIL Y SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1932 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publicatio in the Bulletin is constructive notice $o all members of the University. COPY rec ivg at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30 11:30.a, M. Saturdav. VkTh;XLIII SICINDAY, OCTOBER23, 1932 No. 25 NOTICES Faculty Directory, i9-198: The Editorial Department of the Regis- trar's Offiee wishes to announce that copies of the Faculty Directory f...…
…THE MICUIGCAN DAILY_ (bPE TI'T A 1T DT T T T' 7 T TI I cation In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the arsmty. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until .1:3;0 a. mi. Saturday. men and men accompanied by wo- men may bowl every evening from 7 to 9; the charge is fifteen cents per st ri . fl J. LmI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1932 No. 51i Dance Club: The Dance Club for University women has ch...…
…,""HE MICHIGAN DAILY F QUESTIWNSI 2ITATE SPUIT ITISIF CA INE AT HEARING OF FOREIGN LOANS EXPECT ROOSEVELT TH TO OPN VENL ctop PLANS THIS MN H- inittee Report on ]Balance: of Trade' Brings About, Disagreement. [NISTRY REMAINS 'IN' cial Communique Recognizes mzportance of ]Maintaining National Unity. )NDON, Jan. 22. -(IP)j-Great gin's cabinet split on the tariff today but, contrary to prece- the government will not re- .e break was precipita...…
…THE MICHIGAN ) A I LY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 3, 1932 D mold A-iinu,,.a.& enHouse ms ILL PLAY IL TITLE CAMESl ,9 FOURTH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Time Event Place Tennis, Wrestling, [ Volleyball, Swimming, tov Feature Event. perts to Compete in All Forms of Intramural Activity This Evening.. By Charles A. Sanford Mehigan's fourth annual Open ouse activities will keep the In- amural building humming tonight ith its widely varying and inter- tin...…
…I I VET IS NOME tAIN STAND T WET BILL I1- J. LZL.* 1VIA11Ai IN' L ~1 SATURDAY, AP1 L 3, HOOVER DAM DIVERSION TUNNEL OF DO O T r il Iter ed by 75a ontestants. There re j Removal of Eva oims Resolution Would Have Repealed Eighteenth Amendment. O DIRECT REFERENDUM 'ill Vte on. Liquor Question in Accordance With Sentiment of Second District. Congressman E. C. Michener, esent .tive of the second Mich- an district, returned to Adrian ednesday to ...…
…THE MICH!GA N DAILY SAT Michigan Daily Established 1890, -- r ~ ing the next year, will be forced to turn to in- creased taxation to meet the question. Any in- crease in taxation will weaken the power of the party backing the tax, and then the next step will undoubtedly be communism. Germany has been the bone of contention be- I A Washington BYSTANDER t A := _ -.-, Yr ?IOt ~ N ~. ~ (N ?a -P, '+' r c I, Published every morning except...…
…SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DATT.V lmaolm onvr*imvmwb 1UNDAY,/CT. 23, 932 - 1 . fP . LS 11 Lgf A j .]I j PAGE. THREE t Varsity Cross Country Team Beats Detroit Y.M.C.A. In Dual Meet Ostrander Sets Pace; Finishes 40 Yards Ahead Veteran Covers Stretch iI 15:35; Hill Follows fHi With Time of 15:48 Rod Howell Fourtl Michigan Team Captures Sixth And Seventh Also Wurben Leads Invaders By ART CARSTENS The Varsity cross country tean ye...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Places Three Men On Big Ten Eleven Conference Sport Editors Put Bernard, Newman, Williamson On Team By CHARLES E. FLYNN CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 21.-(Spe- cial)-The Big Ten football season of 1932 produced some of the great- est individual stars in the annals of Big Ten football. From this out- standing group of stars, the Sports Editors of all Big Ten papers have selected an All-Conference Team. Six of the conference...…
…_ _._ _ _ r __ _ _ _ _. ,Y. DACH MATT MANN SKS LAR lGSCORE eam to Test CROSSMANSUFFERS RIB INJURIES VARSITY AND FRESHMAN WRESTLERS MIX WORK WITH PLA Y IN EXHIBITION Mat Fans Have First Chance, to See Colorful Dougovito PURPLE CAGERS - 'T'- t7 a r o rv v c ' Purple Beat Same Team, 51-24, So Michigan Mentor Wants One-Sided Result. Twelve Men Will Make Trip Led by Captain Miller; Detroit May Have New Strength. By Wilbur J. Myers. Just h...…
…qw E 7, MACH 23, 4932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TR Letters Given to j14 Men , 4 TRAINING FOR HOME RUN HONORS TVIDC'IYANKEES LOOK WELL FORTIFIEDI EE T hWith the signing of Babe Ruth with a sore arm throughout the H ll I NS..OR MIkees is complete for the coming than he ever has before, and is cer- I . baseball season. The New Yorkers tarn to make a firm bid for a place. I % Riley of Southern California look more prom' ing than t ey Geor...…
…MT~HTGAN DATYZY 1VV ay . i-"o c .9 N tate Here Toda Three Varsity Relay IIflA DiM tr Teams May Be SentUflV l IIIRL to Events at Drake iDnA r nDIDTR I II I MI I3ENGALS POUND FIVE CLEVELAND PITCHERS TO HOLD LEAGUE LEJ Trry !Equa1ls Ihome, Run Record; AMERICAN LEACTE Extensive time trials to be c,,n- ducted next week and th1week after will dc'l,r aiine Ih( c Xzl(t noml- ber of rela y te,,amsw that eoaeh h a r- lie Hloyt, will send to Des...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Will Open. New Commercial Era I aor~olitic. Mjor Politicwl Conflict Looms In New Project Roosevelt Stands for New York State Control; Hoo- ver Not Committed WASHINGTON, July 22.-(AP- One of the major political conflicts, of the coming campaign between President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt may develop over the con- summation of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway treaty. While the treaty has been signed by the United Sta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1932 . .... . ........ ... THE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 ,- , and subsidies; and something under 800 million on the government proper. Economics totalling the promised 800 million dollars might conceivably be effected by pruning in each of these categories, exceptingg the first, the public debt, which cannot be touched. Gov. Roosevelt can save his face by saying that this was what he meant. It is ...…
…A~l 14" IV! 1 C, 11.DAG AY _1,a MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 N l - 9 ,q I - . u T ' I f n_ } r Published every morning except Monday during the University yerad nSPbi aneSession by the Board in Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and 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 to it or not otherwise ...…
…THEMICHIGANDATE Y _SA ery morning except Monday during the Un rusity year SControl of Student Publications. the W'stern Conference Editorial Aasocatlon- ed Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-, al news dispatkies credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published herein. the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ssecond Special rate of postage granted by Third Astant .ral by carrier, $4.00; br mail, $4.59 n Arbor Pre...…
…THEIF MI HZ LAN DAILY ____: ,. Tht Stcl~pau Thtt " Publish'ed every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conflrence Editorial Association. * The Associated Press is exclnsively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local mews published herein. 'Entered at the Post Of...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY a lished every morning except Monday during the University the Board in Contro of Student Publications. nber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitledtto the use for re ion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published herein. Bred at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second atter. Special rate of postage g...…
… TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SaTURDAY, ................. III I I 1 11 1111111 11 11111 11 111 1 11 111 l I III 1p 'ickets Break This Way, Folk Camp at Shaft Show uart Of Coal Mive Commander Donald B. MacMillan Lecture: Motion pictures of the Arctic and the progress in exploration will be shown in Hill auditorium next Monday evening. The pictures Will be accompanied by a vivid word- picture by the dean of arctic explorers-Commander Donald B. MacMi...…
…SAY, OCT. 23, 193? THE MI T E ILL AY, OT. 2, 192 THEMTCITGANDAIL I CAMPUS SOCIETY &06 ,, I __ _ S EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. ,-(Big Ten) Northwestern University maicls will have their annual pa- jama race this week. Four pledges were chosen to represent each fra- ternity in the event, which is }pon"ored by the Northwestern chapter of Delta Tau Delta. Fol- lowing the race all fraternity men and women 'will, go to the Delt House~ for rcide...…
…1H IoHIAN P D I LY Ii CAMPUS how* 40w% , I jr BLACKS and WHITES 12 to 16 Buitton Formal Glove s F ina.l Plans For Annual Cabaret Now Completed IHarriet Earle Announces Members Of Groups To Dance In Entertainment Meeting at 5:00- yesterday at the League, the central committee of the Sophomore Cabaret laid final plans for the Cabaret to be held in the afternoons and evenings of Dec. 9 and 10 at the League ballroom. The entertainment c o m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATt .., ! - .............. . ....... }r i RDU? EXPEDITION ambler Meeting to Conclude Individual Club Affairs. FO MAKE PLANt STUDY ommittee Working on Plans for New Proposed W. A.Ar Cabin. Concluding a series of individual .ub parties the Rambler's club, un- er Elizabeth Shull, '33, will meet t 2 o'clock today at the Palmer 'eld house. All women whether or not they re members of the Women's Ath- tic Association are invited to...…
…~R cI1 23, 193 1,2 T H F YMICHI A N D)ATLY _1,_ -7 .,~h. S~5 h & r _.... , ' .. _ _...,.I DOMINANTFEATURHE' NEW LE! COLLAR of SPR1L~fl qTY11q ,._ CLIPS A66EN1TUATE~S°T INK S SEVERE d I,! FEATUflE JACKETS __ - -- l 'i -- '', TO B SM LIIYSports jewelryGosNuia -- ~ ~With Anchors, Wheels and Prints Gain Tremen~dous Vogue Fish Designs. in All New Fashions From CLIPS, CLIPS, and still more Sports to Formals. -lips are destined to do a g...…
…mATURDAY- APRL 23, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE Dorothy Elsworth ApoinIs Eight ChatilAl.-uien for Lantern IviI i Many Campus Celebrities Attend Sigma Delta Chi Dance in New Press Building8 S- - Seen on Campus1 Polo coats are becoming lighter nd more popular. One smart young ady strolled acros the diagonal ttired in a very light beige one, ;ut in the new military fashion A number of campus leaders and rings harmonized with her costume...…
…THF. MICHIGAN DAYIN SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1932 hP L 3AG SIXN..15.4i T..A .4L. L'3 1 Z -~ Vr T T 1 ' ANl LL'AKiT. UDAOT 2,ll Play.ByJPlay Account Of Michigan 'sSweigVcoyO r Illinois '0 e2~, time out. Froschauer replaced Cra-. Hoeft replaced Schustek for Illi- nois. Newman hit left tackle for one yard. Bloom made the tackle. Petos- key took the ball around Illinois' left end for nine yards and then threw laterally to Newman who continued to Ill...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hapgood ites Administration Of HisFactory Conserve Company Head Tells Forum Of Model Care Given Employees "No man has ever been discharged from our factory, no worker has been dismissed during times of depression except for bad conduct, and there have only been 16 or 17 cases of this sort in 15 years" declared William P. Hapgood, president of the Colum- bia Conserve Company, at the forum held in Lane Hall this week on An Ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAYS . f M DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is egnstructive 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. VOL. XLI. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1932 No. 87' NOTICES School of Music Symphony Orchestra: .The Schol of Music Sym- pony Orchestra, David E. Mattern, Director, assisted by Helen Van oon, '32SM, pianist, Highland Park,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 Play inportant Part 40 ATew lE ~ ivl FABITS' OTFIASTCLOPS Red and Blue, Yellow and White Outfits Seen for Spring in Local Shops. ,! ti' r . .,- c . _ :. PAHIOlTIC TR D MA KSPOHTS PL Red, Whte and Blue Is Featured in New Frocks, Sweaters, and Jewelry. c'U Spring Styles 3IONASSUE L .. a ho::Ars, High Neckline, Trim Waists, Characterize New Modes. GIGOL7 TREND NOTED Colb s Are Dark teflect...…
… r lq 0 Flower Garden 'Informnation Afew of the best titles on this delightful subjct l- J1(YrT'S--Book of Climl-ing Phm.1:ii~.). 1 ICSI" FLS---Book of Aninuals .... Ti OT'I'J, S-Book of P rn ias . . . .. . . ..1 . ;<' VQ .1 )I--Advenrwres in a Sbrit i (i' a rhYlll'nli M I d -- U ainbow Ur~igutt tii NI, C'LI .Y-/Xr kc'Ii an AIi~i w(rt (:O1!:VOiN--IR ck (;-rdtft aii an Alvin, PL .tIs Vi-OhFW'rFS ANN!) i 1N4A N- -AtW1'i,.11 iiait.i for Am,-,...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 FADE - _ . , _' A: r .A ngs CharacterizeMiicry RIILITY MASNewer Lingerie Uses p LN HaAIR a T Y L S .p p liq usfo r S n a rt T r inin gT j i I , ''. ,4 , I i , ; ,!; - Kj all in Step for the Easter Parade /I <ng Bob, Flat Curls, and Wide Waves Gain New Popularity This Season. Great variety characterizes the l new spring styles in lingerie. Ex- quisite laces, simple crepes, and dainty figured silks, all are to be ...…
…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ..,.^_.,... __.v ___wm.._ . .__ _ _ _ _ . _ L-B~N LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ; lication in the Bulietin is constructive notice to all members he Uhive rsity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:31; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ,. XLII. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 No. 125 _ NOTICES EVENTS TODAY Mathematical Tea in Room 3201 Angell Hall at 4 o'clock. Scabbard and Blade: Meeting 7:15 p.m., at Michi...…
