…TilE MICHIGAN DAILY I f CAMPUS SOCIETY J , Sororities Are Warned About Rushing Rules New Ruling Is Added To Protect Women Who Do Not Pledge Any Sorority At the Pan-Hellenic Association Meeting held yesterday in the League special emphasis was placed on the rule governing the silent period in rushing. Josephine McCausey, '34, president of Panhellenic, stressed the fact that from 10 p. m. Wednesday, Oct. 4, until 9 a. m. Sunday, Oct. 8, t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, S EPT. 29, 1933 Admits Part In Kid napping Of Urschel Professors Try Pottery-Making Two members of the University. Museums staff, recently retired to the primeval forests of tradition, and, there sitting about a camp fire and brushing away the mosquitoes, they made pottery in the ancient Indians fashion. Carleton W. Angell, sculptor of the University Museums, and James B.- Griffin, fellow in ceramics in the Museum...…
…4 1> 1.' ,. r., { c The Weather ANN-lew t4 I r t itgan / Wtll Editorials Generally fair Thursday and Friday; slightly cooler. The Choral Union "Carries On"; The Daily Inaugurates A New Policy. VOL. XLIII No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Norris Joins In Assault On G.O.P. Chiefs Speaks With Roosevelt at Nebraska Rally; Hoover Farm Policy Attacked Senator Calls For 'Another Roosevelt' Nebraskans A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUTTJR,,q",JV, THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1932 ritish Ministry Loses Three In Tar f sDispute Snowden, Smuel, Sinclair Resign, Marking First Break In New Cabinet MacDonaldRemains Free Traders' Proposal To Delay Presentation; Declared Impractical Frank Reopens Fight Against False Politics, Wisconsin Head Condemns Loss Of Support Far Schools and Colleges MADISON, Wis., Sept. 28-Restat- ing in emphatic terms th...…
…THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE m _. Yankees Defeat Cubs 12-6; Take Series Opener Box Score Wildness Of Bush Yanks On Scoring In Sixth Inning Starts Spree NEW YORK AB Combs, of ........4 Sewell, 3b ........4 Ruth, rf.........3 Gehrig, lb ........4 Lazzeri, 2b.......4 Dickey, a............3 Chapman, if ......4 Crosetti, ss .......3 Ruffing, p .........4 R 2 3 3 1 0 1 1 0 H 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 a P0 3 2 1 7 1 11 1 0 ...…
…THE MI UTGA WAIL THTMISI)AV. ARPT.' 34_ 1410 THE M aCHT :AN DaILY e r ,a, l.!1 I'~h~T1?~~AV I~'DI°r. z THE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 and musical intelligence." March 8 will fihd Vladimir Horowitz, Russian pianist, at Ann Arbor. The greatest of all artists who will appear on the musical program is Ignace Jan Paderewski, "dean of pianists," who will play here on March 15. Paderewski made his first visit to Ann Arbor b j _ ByDIAG...…
…29, 1932 TIff-EMIC11T474N DAILY PAGE FIVE CAMPUS SOCIETY MODERATE PRICES I --_________ Houses Feature NoveltyDinners For Rushees Alumni Returns To Assist Fraternities, Sororities At Fall Rushing Parties Fraternities and sororities continue to entertain rushees with dinners of. unusual novelty. Originality is dis- played in selection of themes and in the decorations used for table appointments. ALPHA SIGMA PHI George' Ott of Chicag...…
…T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1932 _______________I No. 3 NOTICES Faculty Directory Cards: The 1932-33 Faculty Directory cards supplied to the heads of the various departments of the University were due in the Editorial Office, 108 Mason Hall, on Thursday, September 29. To insure the publication of the Faculty Directory at the time when most needed, it is requested that each department be prompt in returning its cards. Universit...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '1 V f~mw, irt 11 I &II IMEN ASSC PRI ABEIF T*ATI tss wommowamomm XLII. No. 2 FOURTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 PRICE FIV OTAL \y .5 "e, i . *'h i ENT FAILS TO SHOW MAR ED DECLI I WI:L ATTEND UAL FRESHMAN VOET AT UNION ,Yost, Kipke, and Hudson Will Address First Year Men. ISTERING CONTINUES rclass Advisors Hold First Meeting of Year T 7 -* GERMAN TRANSATLANTIC AVIATORS RE...…
…-THE MIcd IGAN DAILY Y TUESDAY, SEP )ersity Grad School Starts Second Year, ANGES IN STAFF O CLASSES MADE Children on Full-Day Basis; He1th, Research Facilities Are Enlarged. number of new appointees be- work yesterday with the open- of the University Elementary ol, for its second year of oper- ri. Several changes have been le, including the addition of a grade group, the placement of children on a full-day basis, an enlargement of the he...…
… THE THIGAN AL DATLY ,; U TYPE WRI TERS SERVICED RENTED BOUGHT SOLD : '-imir 73 YE CARRY I BEST MICROSCOPES REPAIRED RENTED BOUGHT. SOLD I ST( 'I A D I I f I I I MICHIGA I I I U1 es '0 All ef Ir ef- .... as _ .. .: ... ...,. x' ....; .- man i oE 17 . . , FOUNTAI N PENS' REPAIRED ej Ut anid flu erg, FURNISH INGS FOR THE ROOM I up I es I 1 ' I -M - - - ., ,' .;,, < r- ,, : to MI ...…
…-~~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -4'_ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as s...…
…___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ L LEAD W. A. A. Jordan Hall Gets DORMITORIES ENTERTAIN ENTERING Rflery Again C rORK THIS YEAR P iIIMANUCRIPTS Eveline Fournier WOMEN WITH SPREADS ANDDANCES to Women 5 m i - arnCe inirall Rmogthe her o IIVi. l sN w AssatBetsy Barbour and Martha Cook the new ones at an informal tea. Amon~g teohrs r Mlle. Eveline Fournier, the new assistant director of Jordan hall, who is a native of France, came to America a little over...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA111 Y DATEY terclass Hockey Pra. ctice Starts Aww"4 on Palmer 'MOUS ENGLISHTI oCI L CLASS LTAMS d Hockey Field Expected Be Used to Accomodate Many More Players. ORED JACKETS WORN Managers for Season 'Appointed by Teressa Romani. Are .rst practice for interclass hoc- will be held this afternoon on ner 'field at 4 o'clock. This is of the few activities in which semester freshmen women may part and Teressa Romani, '33,...…
…t. TS MICTICAN OATVY PA by February I, 1932, and the 1932an arrangement when annrovedI (a) The car is not driven through 4 THIS ACLTSEM AT3 P.M. ELTASSIFI CA DVIERTI SINGB COLUFN iCLS AT 3 7LI 4 NOTICE STRAYBROOK COUNTRY DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.- Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary. Ages 1 to 7 years. Day rates with luncheon, $25-$35 a month. Spe- cial rates for part time. Mrs. H. S. Mallory, A.M., Director, Miss Grace Powers, A.M., Supervi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f Daily Official Bulletin blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to e President until 3:00. XLII. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 No. 1 NOTICES Notice with Respect to "Acceptances" for the Information of all lembers of the University Staff: The issuing of so-called "acceptances" >r amounts of salary not yet payable, has reached a point ...…
…. V THE MICHIGAN DAIrV' G ID TEA SHOWS POWER IN SCR GOO DR H SERVES inan, J. Heston, Kutsche, x Join Injured List After Saturday's Practice. back Berths Uncertain As any Candidates Still Have Chance for First Team. isiderably hard hit by injuries red in the several scrimmage ns that have been staged thus the Michigan football team! nues, in spite of its difficul- o impress onlookers as an ag- tion that will iave a good deal y this sea...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILsY "E MICHIGAN WAS FIRST TO INTRODUCE HIGH SCHOOL ACCREDITING SYSTEM LLLVLIIJ IlVL4 ASYGRID GM Contests Provide Teams' ith Setups; Few Upsets Mark Scrimmages. h last Saturday devoted to a few major elevens experi- upsets. Penn State fell to esburg on a 42-yard pass in A the really large surprises. State had lost 11 men by ation but were still the pre- favorites. ough Union defeated Ver- last year and was the favorite , Verm...…
…ITHE MYCHTGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Uni iflill 13 GOLFER higan State Open Champion' Looms as Varsity's Best Bet in Years. as. Kocsis, Michigan state open champion this year, and state teur champion in 1930, has en-' i the University this fall and been appointed captain of the hman team, it was announced erday by Coach Thomas True- :. >csis, who without much shadow doubt was the best high school er in the United States to grad- this ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAI i d CANDLES ON Y BusiNESs CAKE! 1--3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-2021 ago ... a long time back. .. but it seems like only yester 4 Ifirst itarted to serve the students of Michigan. ps your dad and mother were among those studento gj +ryear. If they were, they'll remember Goldman Br+. y of America's big business men... famed doctorS.. inent lawyers... social celebrities ... successes in may s of life were...…
…CAS DAILY I -£ CA--DAILY MICHIGAN'S GREA EST CONCERT SERIES S TEN ALL-STAR CONCERTS JOHN McCORMACK .CONCERT SCHEDULE.55. HILL AUDITORIUM ALL CONCERTS BEGIN AT 8:15 EASTERN STANDARD TIME ROSA PONSELLE John McCormack, the charming Irish tenor who will inagurate this season's Choral Unionrseriesvhas been heard in Ann Arbor several times. More than a full student gen- eration, however, has elapsed since he paid his last visit to t...…
