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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY raure Shermas Will Furnish Music Fo Archite *1~ Costume Party Will Be Given, At Grage s" Tour Enables WellKnown Orchestra Letder T ie Here May 11 Maurie Sherman and his orchestra have been signed to play for the Architects' Costume Party to be held May 11 at.Granger's Ballroom, ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday by Don Lyon, '34A, gen- eral chairman. "We have been par- ticularly fortunate in signing Sher- man an...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Flash: Here's A Racing Driver Who lhwsn't Smoke Cigarettes T hreatened By Gang The name of Ab Jenkins is familiarE to you if you read automobile adver- tisements. Searching the back pages of practically any magazinu for the end of that continued story, you must have come upon the picture of this "intrepid racing driver; who defied death that science might advance in its tortuous course toward automo- tive perfection." Of ...…

… The Weather Local snow today. Tomor- row generally fair, continued cold. LY t It Datt Editorials Willard Takes Helm At Illinois; Mr. Farley On His Raeket . . VOL. XLIV No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS AutoStrike Agreement Indicated i DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Offices of Administration Mr. Thomas K. Connellan The Michigan Daily, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Johnson Predicts That The Factions Will Reach A Settle...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Auto Magnates After White House Confrrence -Associated Press Photo This group of auto nun facturers conferred for two hours wi-th President Roosevelt when he urged them to compose their differences with their workers to prevent a threatened general strike. Left to right, front row: Alfred P. Sloan, president of General Motors; Alvin MacCauley, president of Packard Motors; Walter P. Chry- sler, president of Chrysler Motors;...…

…SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1934 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . . PLAY & AY PLAY By AL NEWMAN- A Good Show... * * * STOCKY, well-muscled lads from the corn belt, trim, well-co-ordi- Mosier Defeats Hill Of Cornell In First Rond Ponto Loses To Foreman; Fiero Beaten By Peery In Opening Session nated Easterners, lanky rangy Ok- Ca ptArt Mosier, Western icon- lahomans, blue-eyed sons of the ference 145-pound champion, won his north. . from city and from wa...…

…TIl MICHIGAN DAILY v_ ,_ _.._.. ,_._..._. __._._ A Washington BYSTANDER raN _ -- Vh v ...~aawaoe~ v44,4Viu44Ul~lil UUyU 1U lfBy KIRKE SIMPSON that sort of stuff, they simply keep quiet. NoWAHyTKMrKE2SisoN good politician ever tells the truth; if he did, he WASHINGTON, Mar. 22-Disclosure that Presi- a woldn' bea gdd plitiiandent Roosevelt was flirting with the notion~ of wouldn't be a good politician, recalling ex-General Billy Mitchell fo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dance Will Be Given As '37 Class Project, Freshmen Plan To Have Floor Show Including Men As Well As Women Freshmen women, meeting recent- ly, decided that the annual freshman project would again take the form of a dance similar to last year's "Lan- tern Dance." This party, however, will have sev- eral unique features, Wilhelmine Carr, general chairman, said in ex- plaining the project. The floor show, which was an attractio...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Karanis Project To Be Finished By Next Season Work Was Made Possible By Voluntary Financial Subscriptions Ma iy Civi izaionis Found In Remains Excavations Reveal Rare Articles In Many-Storied Egyptian City (Continued from Page 1) an earlier church where it is believed that Paul and Barnabas first began preaching Christianity to the Gen- tiles. Work Began In 1924 Work at Karanis was begun in 1924 while the finishing touches ...…

…it gaz iiattg Editor The Spring P Student Thin *,_ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEB. 24, 1934 PRICE FIVEC .. _ __ _ The largest lender of the corpora- tions was Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. Its total for the year was $17,- 672,520,000. The daily average of loans it had outstanding was $69,- 000,000. The group of corporations at one time had almost a billion dollars of such loans outstanding. Whitney called the pending bill "not...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY British Spokesman -A-soci tecd Press P$oto Capt. Anthony Fden, Lord Privy Scal of Great llr:ta:;i resresented his, nation in conversations with Euro beari leaders regarding maintenance of Austrian independence. Science flailed As Creator Of Work, NotUnemployvment NEW YORK, Feb. 23. - () -- Four million jobs created by science were cited here yesterday by America's foremost scientist in answer to the widespread hints of the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -eri PLAY & BY- PLAY By AL NEWMAN ' Legal Mayhem! This poem, which indeed bath something of the smell of the dog about it (doggerel, to you), is in- tended to portray the' emotions of a shocked spectator on viewing his first professional hockey clash. Natural- ly, the spectator is slightly sensitive and has not yet become accustomed to, shall we say, the more violent features of the game. Seriously, with a near-riot up in ...…

…GAN DAILY 1. w, . a -ta . . 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 Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF TIHE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispathces credited to it or not otherwise credited in thi= paper and the loc...…

…ml H ouses Pled ge And .Entertain At TeasDances Sororities Give F o r m a l s And Many Houses Hold Pledging Ceremonies Sororities are taking advantage of a holiday by holding their winter pledge formals this week-end. The annual rose dance will be given at Alpha Xi Delta tonight in the form of a formal supper party. Julia Ann Wilson, '36, is in charge. The chaperones will be Prof. and Mrs. Nathan Sinai, Prof. and Mrs. Robert Hall, and Mrs. My...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 Army Pilots Are Killed In Airmail duties Republican Congressman Fish Denounces Policy As 'Legalized Murder' Army Continues To Put Mail Through Two Forced Landings In Pennsylvania Mountains Also Mar Record (By Associated Press) Four army flyers have been killed, one severely injured and five planes demolished during the past week in connection with the airmail task turned over to the nation's fighting birdmen. A fifth army...…

…'r eathe ostly cloudy today with rain higher temperatures; snow decidedly colder tomorrow. It, -ddo inP ~aitr _-I IV No.88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934 velt To Candidates In Yesterday's Fiery Election Change State Party Council Ouster Of Abbott Will Be Opening Move, Say Re- ports From Washington Lacy To Succeed; Full Cleanup Due Michigan Congressmen In Favor Of Revision After Abbott's Criticism DETROIT, Jan....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN aud Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Th University. Copyreceived at the office of the Assistant to the President until mo I 3:30; 1130 a. . Saturday.p ava WENESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934 Music, who expect to be graduated urg VOL. XLIV No. 88 at the close of the semester, must ly pay the diploma fee not later than Notices February 10. Hours for Registration and Pay ...…

…24. 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Swimmers To Battle State In Opener At Lansing Tonigh Nine Varsity Stars Will Aid Swim Tonight Mann Shows Confidence By Entering Degener As Exhibitor Only Sophomores To Dive One Man Only To Start In Breast- And Back-Stroke Events Nine Varsity swimmers accompa- nied by Coach Matt Mann will drive to East Lansing today for their open- ing dual meet of the 1934 season with Michigan State tonight. That Mann is ...…

…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JA little girl's idea of a glorious ball, at which she is the central figure. The cast includes a king, a queen, the lord mayor, and a penguin. The pantomime, "Shepherd in the Distance," shows a pastoral scene replete with a vision, a princess, shepherds, a goat, and one ghurri-wurri, Variations in rhythmic patterns will be portrayed in the "Political Meeting." The recital will be open to the public. AT THE DET...…

…1934 THE MCIIIGAN DAILY Dance RecitalI To Be Held In League Today Makes Opera Debut Play Production Students To Illustrate How Dane- ing Helps Theatre Work The demand for tickets for the dance demonstration, which is to be given at 8:15 tonight at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre by Play Pro- duction and the Department of Phys- ical Education for women, has far surpassed. expectations, Valentine Windt, director of Play Production; said yes...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, , sways Topic o Stimulate Lively Debate U. S. Tests "Plane For Every Pocketbook" -Sided Debate To I By Professors on Today Be In Widely divergent views on the feas- lity of the St. Lawrence Water- ys, expressed yesterday by those o will be the principal speakers, esaged an interesting debate fo i- med by a lively discussion at the en forum on the St. Lawrence aterways which is to be held at [5 p. m. today at...…

…The Weather Cloudy and somewhat colder Friday. Saturday, increasing cloudiness, some snow . fri laititg Editorials No Residence Rules For De- gree Students ... Dr. Ward's. Presence An Opportunity ... VOL. XLIV No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Briekner Addresses Institute Cleveland Rabbi S p e ak s On New Deal To First Meeting Of Institute Lauds NRA Policy In Behalf of Labor Also Commends President F...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Professors State Theories To Cure Sleeping Students Professors here at the university, tired of having students sleeping in their classes, stayed up late one night recently and formulated 15 ways to keep a student awake. One professor claims that he keeps his class awake by sitting back on his chair on the edge of the speakers platform. The students all stay awake for fear they will miss seeing him fall over backward. Other...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA olverines Hold Last Home Practice Before Wildcat Game 3 Squad To Leave For Evanston At 8:30 A. M. Today illness Of Brother Keeps Kipke Away From Drill But He Will Make Trip Work On Passes Michigan To Seek Fourth Cons ecutive Big Ten Title On Saturday The Michigan Wolverines, prepar- ing to make their final bid for a fourth consecutive Big Ten cham- pionship, ran through the last home drill of the season yesterday on ...…

…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY a vital social religion. His lectures and writings in the social and economic fields have shown him to be a practical thinker along these lines. He is, in a measure, an answer to the critics of religion who maintain it to be interested only in philo- sophical and theosophical questions. Thus, we believe that the presence of Dr. Ward in Ann Arbor under the auspices of the S. C. A., the Presbyterian students, the Council of ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lay Production's Round Table' Opens Tonight) Wyvern To Instruct Freshman Women In Cioice Of Activil English Country Life Depicted In Robinson's Play Stars Model Newest In Evening Apparel I( Hattie Bell Ross In Of Mother; Mary Has Part Of Daisy Role Pray Author Known Here yProduction Offered 'The White-headed Boy' Here In 1930 Students and faculty members will again have an opportunity to see a Lennox Robinson com...…

…THE MI CHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, w , I . mommommum YE STERDAY CHICAGO - The annual pension of $21,000 which has formerly been paid to Samuel Insull, was voted to be discontinued by the boards of di- rectors of the Commonwealth Edison Co., The Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co., and the Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois. PONTA Delgada, Azores - Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed en route to America by way of Portugal and Cape Verde. OMAHA...…

…retaner slightly warmer; ly, probably rain i, colder in west. LY Sfr ian ~Iaiti Edit( Riso-Ame: Haze Clear] orals eric=n lug , 'IV No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1933 P PRICE FIV I I' iony To Graf Zeppelin To Leave Miami For Chicago Soon Open Choral Union Season Orchestra To Play st Concert Of Year 1 Auditorium Mflk Dumped As Mid-West StrikeOpens Plans For Picketing Of Sioux City Market Are Announced By Farm...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICY AT1TT T T LT I i in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President 11:30 a. m. Saturday. 1. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1933 No. 261 Notices e Members of the University There will be a special meet- the University Council on y, October 26, at 4:15 p. m. 1009 Angell Hall. Louis A. Hopkins. Ford Exposition of Progress: The students and faculty memb...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Heston To Play Next Saturday DespiteInjury Sore Rib Not Enough To Keep Him Out; Petoskey Also Nurses Bruises Contrary to previous statements, Jack Heston, Wolverine halfback, will start against Chicago Saturday. Hes- ton suffered a bruise in'the ribs dur- ing the Ohio game but was out in uniform yesterday and Coach Harry Kipke himself is authority for the statement that the back who per- farmed so brilliantly against the B...…

…THE -LMICHIGAN-DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY Establshed 1890 The concert, to be held in Hill Auditorium this evening, will begin at 8:15. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ' ORGAN RECITAL Discant on the Chorale "Nun freut euch lieben .............................Ducis Prelude ........................Clerambault Toccata per l'Elevazione..........Frescobaldi Fantasia and Fugue in C-minor........ Bach Sonata Eroica....................Jongen Prelude on an Ancient Flem...…

…THE MICHIAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY ,, , .. _ }r ^ Head Of J. G. P. Announces New A #.. Apointments Scripts To Be Submitted At League No Later Than Wednesday . Additional committee appointments for J. G. P. were recently announced by Barbara Sutherland, central chairman. To assist Virginia Cluff. property chairman, will be Mary Spencer, Harriet Spiess, Mary Edna Travis, Bernice Wetherald, Jane Bas- set, and Doris Gimmy. The publicity commi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY al Grape Growers And Wineries Await The Day .stitute r. 2, 3,4 Psychiatrist To t Of Speakers e-Day Meeting d E. Williams, inter- n psychiatrist of New s the list of speakers Annual Michigan Pa- Institute in Ann Ar- held Nov. 2, 3, and 4 ces of the Extension Le Michigan Parent- r speakers of national repu- have been obtained for the id-a-half-day session, includ- s. B. F. Langworthy, of Win- Ill., first vice-president of...…

…-- e reathe Partly cloudy, coler; scat- tered showers today. Tomorrow fa-r. QJ g it i irn 1 Editorials Central Agency For Interfraternity Plan VOL. XLIH No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1933 PRICE FIVE C Program For Baccalaureate Is Announced President Ruthven is To Give Speech; Chapman Will Deliver Invocation. Traditional Organ Recital Is Plauned American Delegates To World Economic li-I Conference Tom Mooney ...…

…i 6.0" Mitchell Case Judge CLASSIFIED DIRECTO -1 _ 11;dululJ n UA\, Ulu r CCI* I U1 "UOUJ vc; ! i,,_ . Board today went into the open mar- - - ket for the purchase of $25,000,000 in One-Time Congregationali government bonds. Secretary of the Treasury William Church Head Here Now H. Woodin explained the purpose of Has 'Larger Parish' the move was to replace $25,000,000 in government bonds with currency. In an article in the June issue of N...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aseball Team Seeks Revenge n Game At Lansing Today { Spartans Took First Game, 5-1, Early In Season Patehin Or Tillotson Will Pitch For Wolves; Ware Or Wistert Plays First Indiana Here Friday Two Week-End Games To End Home Tilts With Conference Schools Michigan's Varsity. baseball team will be seeking revenge for an early season defeat handed them by Mich- igan State when they play the Spar- tans at East Lansing at 4:...…

…TE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY1 _ _ l~~~ plan, in possession of the monthly reports that are to be submitted, its efficiency would clearly be in- creased, to the obvious advantage of the frater- nities. To summarize-establishment of the central agency in the dean's office would mean economy for fraternities, increased efficiency for the dean's office, and no change as far as power is concerned in the relations of the two. We submit t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E roll* CAmvuk-Ao. ClETY Women To Hold Annuwl Frosh Lante rn Dann e Jean Seeley Announces Both Men And Women May Buy Dance Tickets Tickets for the Freshman Lantern Dance to be held May 27 at the League may be purchased by any student on campus, according to an announcement made yesterday by Jean Seeley, ticcet chairman. "In some way the idea has arisen," she stated, "that this dance is only for freshmen or that only wom...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Major Figures it World Tariff Confierences sup-mer Plans I1()t.11 led 'For B.i uG..Ke A10ni it iicrma 1-e) Velrsaile Scholar Baptists Attack Pres. Roosevelt For Wet ViewNs WASHINGTON, May 23.-(A')-Thie Southern baptist Convention, by a voice vote of- its membIers, is on rec- ord as feeling that "much to the discredit of his administration" Pres- ident Roosevelt had allowed the White House to be used to "advertise t...…

…I 'he Weather Generally fair Friday; Satur- day increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by showers. A6F lift- 4kA& Daiti Edito rials I Eliminate Freshman - Sophomore Years?; Harris His ReputLtion. A I VOL. XLIHI No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS State Beer Bill DeeplyBuried In Commnittee Floor Leaders Insist On; Awaiting Report From Special Commission Race Track Betting Bill Again Appears Administrati...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IJLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Rlletin Is constructive votic to all members of the rsity. Copy received at the offie of the RAFs1.tant to thn President until L11:30 a. in, Saturday. Alpha Delta Phi A.K.L. Beats D.A.E. Defeats Theta o'3"en u itle hi For Cr VllMi Kean Captures Tennis Title In h r. a e s Freshmen Dominate Wrestling Contest IIn the All-Campus wrestling event, 28 men took part before a record crowd. In t...…

… From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Tlurner Jhick Fromt RiNff And A N w Cage ". c , ord 9 d Trde L ieud In Troj hy I'iice Wolverine Swimmers Wolves To Seek soy's Relay Squad Audience of 4,000 Fif th Nationa Anticipates Victory Attends Open Hones As Season Closes Before a crowd of close to 4,000 Crown At ae pectatrs flashed nn ver-chang Cristy-Wiget 440 Duel To Feature Meet; Experts Give Mieliigii Edge Records May Fall A two-mile relay team,...…

…_TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY )AILY _ _ ~, -'' 1, '7 ; ''', _" AtI Publsned every morning except Monday during the U versty d year and Summer Session by the Board in Cotrol of Student Publications. 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 foy republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cred...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOLI Y F 'p w 110 I eowship Group Plans necessary. according to Faith Ralph. Cafttera Syle ~iner 33, chairman of the World Fellow- C afcteria Style Dinner ship Committee. Although announcement was made 'The dinner will be conducted cafe- weviously that Mrs. Byrl Bacher teria style. as usual, due to the ill- vould cook dinner for the World Pel- ness of Mrs. Bacher, so that it will gwshp dnnerto e hed tnigh, anot ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Hal Is Fire TrapI) Juniors Ad lected To Tati Beia Pi Declares Edward (. Partdoi Svcen seniors and nir juniors -were elected to membership in Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering so- "I think that the University of ' students and faculty because of the iciety, at the annual springelections Michigan campus has been developed many exits. The Romance Language Members are chosen from the up- so that it ranks with other f...…

…cWeather fly fair Friday; Satur- ly. L £fltr igan No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 24, 1933 PRICE F nks Bet Heavy st Day Rlush -angement ory But Devised Is No Companies >ort Currency Crises Theatened iday Is Not Lifted r Future r banks, opened yester- he new 'holiday' procla- ov. William A. Oomstock, a rush of business. The system of super-deposits ought countless requests .tion. No new methods, with the situation were the cl...…

…TilE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Bulletin is constructive, notice to all members of the elved at the office of the Assistant to the President Until urday. XIII FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1933 o, 10 3 Layman's View Of Taxes Told By Carrothers Prof. George E. Carrothers of the School of Education, who delivered an address yesterday afternoon on "Taxation Problems as Seen y the Layman," at the S. C. A. forum in Michigan Captures A. A. U. Tra...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY om the RESS BOX Ice Wol Meet Team verines To Northmen Will Battle For Conference Tie Here Tonig 7 _- M John Thomas Purdue Flash Cophers' Ten Straight Don. BoylanL Tales Of Corbett 'EN STRAIGHT without a defeat- that's Minnesota's hockey team nd their record. They have won ames by 10-point margins to a sin- le goal. They swept the Dakota ries and are unconquered in Min- esota competition, although there re several...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY around here. So I said to myself, T said, Roy, let's get things done around here. So you see what happened. Stadium seats 85,000. Known from the rock bound coast of Main to California's suhhy shore. Two All-Americans this -year. A $25,000,- 000 endowment, 6,000 students, 500 courses. Great gym. All the old buildings torn down and new ones put up. A swell alumni association. And I'm planning great things. Hell, we at ...…

…Tl.HE IIC HIGC'AN DAILY .. . CAMPUStft '1A SOC! ' "Victo rian Trends In Moderi St-Vles Seen in1 Ply Cost[ E {I 1.D-cssiis ForSireed r 7{1 I Sp ring rb(lVii niees ScbeujedF o Social Program YIra ern i isSororities rio With D~inners Awl Teas Fr~atrnities and sororities will be busy during the week-end with sev- eral dances, both formal arcd inf or- maln. Sororities %will also continue their rushing dinners and teas for ahlumnae anid ...…

…THE MICH IIN DAILY es In, Directs Jehol Drive Professors To Salvemini Will Justi Speak Here On Was Famed, Italian H istory To those persons who wonder what becomes of child prodigies when theyI grow up, the career of Louis Gom- Historian Will DiscUss berg, '28, candidate for justice of the Medieval Florence In peace here on the Democratic ticket, might offer an answer. Address WedInesday At the age of five, one could have I envisioned the Gom...…