…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1I V (iT'IPTC T A T RTT TT1T IG7 XL).. 'XJUJ' .l d ..[ l.ahf-'.4 I i LJkki.i2a1 . III Pu~bicaton in the Bulletin is constructive 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. S'i I i VOL. XLIV SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1933 No. 311 Notices s~enAte Reception: The members of the faculties and their wives are cor- dially invited to b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Minnesota Beats Iowa; Ohio State Whips Wildeats Purdue Beats Wisconsin By Two Touchdowns In Third Big Ten Game Gopher Soph Stars Crayne's 50 Yard Run Is Responsible For 0nl y Hawkeye Score STATISTICS U. of M. Yards gained from scrimmage ... .176 Forward passes attempted .. ... 12 Forward passes completed..... 6 Incompleted forward passes .........6 Intercepted forward passes .........3 Yards gained on passes ........160 A...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOC IETY Ruthven To Be Natcetsy arbour Ruiens To Begin Play-Reading Section O1 Monthly Teas Nov.1 F. W. C. To Hold Meeting Main .Speaker T_ eive For The Play-Reading section of the Beginning the series of monthly Faculty Women's Club meets for the A i tq e rs. Ear eart student teas, President Alexander G. first time this year on Tuesday, Oct. AqRuthven and Mrs. Ruthven will en- 31, at 2:30 p. m. in the League. tertain at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty Men Develop New Stream- Lini uel For Train Costs 3.2 Cents Per Mile; Makes 90 Miles Per Hour Probably no other announcement as excited more interest among hose who are interested in the field f rapid transportation than that of he Union Pacific Railroad concern- ig their new duralumin train, the lagazine Fortune stated in a recent rticle. This announcement is of special iterest to the University for the new rain was...…
… IT 4 .ES N LTHY ERI DENSMORE SHUTE-Britons gasped and gaped when he won the 1933 British Open over St. Andrews' decep- tive fairways and angry bunkers. Golf prophets say Shute will line up with Golf Immortals. Answering a question, Shute recently said: "I have tried all the brands, and long ago found that Camels are milder, and what is even more important to any golfer, they do not jangle the nerves." TOMMY ARMOUR-Often called "Wizard ...…
…IV COLLEGIATE DIGEST BOOKS OF THE WEEK A Gentleman Farmer . . . The autobiography is, perhaps, his - °n finest achievement and it is exactly, ". It Was The Nightingale. By Ford the type of book with which every Madox Ford. J. B. Lippincott Co. student of the arts should become $3.00. acquainted. It possesses a great The novels and essays of Ford psychological merit and particu- Madox Ford have always been in- larly in this instance, goes far...…
…TF- -- .... T -w r - - - - - _____ - ys N V COLLEGIATE DIGEST STEPPING AROUND left end for a five-yard gain, substitute halfback Jacobs of Lafayette proved himself an effective ball carrier during the Leopard's tussle with New York University at the Yankee stadium. The Pennsylvanians missed a chance for a tie on a poor placement in the final quarter and went down to a 13-12 defeat. International News Photo HONORING Dr. John H. Finley...…
… FIFTEEN YARDS were covere lege during the game played wit tory over the Kentuckians, who i shown are (left to right) Bartlet BEST SOLDIER at Rutgers University, Cadet Colonel Philip H. Spitzhoff was awarded the Daughters of ' the American Revolution medal by Mrs. Frank B. Whitlock at the 42nd annual field day of the Rutgers R. O. T. C. unit, which was given excellent rating by the War Department. fgp COLLEGIATE DIGEST d by Tommy Blake aft...…
…I The Weather Fiday, Saturday, increasing d~oudiness and warmer fol- lowed by showers. -.0 , iiE r. iutiga ~Iatij Editorials Challenge to The Tiger. I VOL. XLIV No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS 100,000 Are On Strike In 5 Industries Government Buyer Reception Is Planned For All Faculties Gargoyle Features Orchestra Column For Coming Year NRA Code Said To Been Violated By ton Steel Co. Have Wier...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 President Until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. I available immediately. Any senior girl with an average of "B" or better is an eligible candidate. Make application at the Office-of the Dean of Women 4efore October 3. ACADEMIC NOTICES Astronomy 31, Section I; will mee...…
… AY, SEPT. 29, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE U S C_ Grid Practice Inside Because Of Bad Drizzle No Scrimmage For Until Saturday's With Freshmen Varsity Game Sigal Drill Is Heldt Starting Backfield Is Still In Doubt; Renner May Call Signals In Openerz Rain somewhat curtailed the ac- tivities of the varsity football squad yesterday, most of the practice ses-; sion being held inside the field house. Only during the last half hour wa...…
…Iu w; THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1933 a THE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 t--A 36a - TI }X 4 i - 4 I I the importance to the entire country of the fusion -Tammany battle is at once realized. It is this fact which makes the decent citizenry everywhere in this country hope the tiger gets the licking he has too long deserved. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board i...…
…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...…
…I , I The Weather ..... k Generally Saturday;" followed by fair and warmer Sunday unsettled showers. I L .sfr4JZ Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No.29 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1933 T U I I I Hyde Speaks On Problems >Of Diplomacy Difficulties That Confront State Department Are Described 'Career Men' Are Called Invaluable Secretary of State Holds Position That Requires Tact, Personality By FRANK...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [GAN DAILY of the Summer Session 1 .-, N - .r away with the disregard in which it is now held by many students is a moot question. Certainly authorities at Michigan have done as much as possible to interest all students in proper regular exercise and to encourage them to take advan- tage of the equipment which is available. But the necessary incentive on the part of individual stu- dents seems to be lacking. Training i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Law Strikies At Kidnapers, But Two Still Held Missouri To Hang McGee And Plans To Ask Same PeN~alty For Brother (By Associated Press) The law pointed today of a ten- strike against kidnaping-the first death sentence in an abduction case -but two victims of kidnapers still were missing, with aiuthorities ap- parently at a dead end. Three weeks ago today the young National Guard lieutenant, John J. O'Connell, Jr., of Albany, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY F The News Of The World As Illustrated In Associated Press Pictures This picture shows the wreckage of the twin- motored army amphibian plane which crashed near Ocean side, Cal., when a wing broke away from the ship at 1,000 feet elevation, closing escape hatches in such a manner that seven army fliers were plung ad to their deaths. Baptist Students Guild: 10:00 a. m. University students meet Mr. Chap- man at the Guild ...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Thursday; Fri- day, possibly local thunder- storms; continued warm. L Official Publication Of The Summer Session Editorials Mayor Campbell Has His Difficulties; Grading Sys- temus. VOL. XIV No. 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Larry' Gould' To Speak On' Niagara Falls Noted Explorer Will Give Talk On Rock Forms Of Falls Region Had Part In Three Polar Expeditions Lecturer Is Author ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MELTfIl2flG :ial P'ublication of the ''' 'P'ublished every morning exc Uniiversity year and Summer S Control of Student Publication Member of the Western Confe tion and the Big Ten News Serh MEMBER OF THE ASS( The Associated Pr'ess is exclus fto republicaticn of all news di 'not otherwise credited in this i published herein. All rights of dispatches are reserved. Entered at the Post Office at second class matter. Special...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lin dberghs To Map North Route; Rome Hop Planned A RGrat-c.OCEsN! Socialist Club Holds Initial Summner Class Sdlars aleads Discussion 0n Marxian Viewpoint At Meeting fi Union Too much of the confusion of Marx'1 ide s has neglected both the meth-d and the aim of his analysis, according to Wilfred S. Sellars, Grad.. who led the discussion last night at the first of the weekly class- es in "Philosophies and Tactics for Soci...…
…THE MICHIGAN DIAILY-= T Educators Plan Convention At Chicago Today Pi Lambda Theta Group Plan To Confer With Leading Scientists Pi Lambda Theta, national hon- orary education fraternity for wom- en, will hold its biennial concert from June 29 to July 2 at the Hotel Knickerbocker in Chicago, it was an- nounced yesterday by Miss Gertrude Layton, president of Xi chapter here. Miss Layton will attend the meeting as delegate from the local chapt...…
….. ... The 'Weather Saturday cloudy and some- what colder; Sunday, fair and warmer. 'Yl r e Sir A ~Iati Editor A Desirable New ditiou. VOL. XLIII No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1933 PRICE FIVE N U I mommommommommum Schoolmasters Elect Harrop New President Club Adopts Resolutions For Improving Public Instruction In State Prof. Cross Directs Business Meeting Jocelyn Urges Teachers To Fight Appropriatioi Cut For Un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VIIIAT T _TI TT T , a1 LL -1. ' F 12 l ---I Jam!U LAJLLLA4 J II in the Buletin is constructive notice to all member o the Copy received at the afice of the Assistant to th President until a. m. Saturday. . SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1933 No. 150 Students Named To Asks Immunization Relioions Honorary Societies Awains HoPs So e - Following are the names of some C.. 't, Jh dit fS l (IE'i j# of the students honored in the hon...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas- Boxing On Campus Football Scrimmage Ward In Decathlon ICHIGAN'S boxing fans showed a gen- eral acceptance for the recent Boxing Show and have :aused m a n y to wonder just why the University has not a team like Ohio1 State, Northwestern, nd Wisconsin. Boxing has paid ts way on other campuses. On our own it has proved a method of adding to theIntramur- al coffers and has"paidits own way, ou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iN DAILY --=L1 , "' f iJ {; f'\ ' I Published every morning except Monday during the University year an Summer Session by the Board in Control 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 for republication of all newsdispa tchescredited to it or not otherwise credited...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . _. CAMPUS SOCI ETY Teas And Suppers Fill Social Program E , . I First Of Spring Formals Begin At Fraternities Psi Omega Holds Alumni Dinner; PhiKappa Sigma Gives Week-End Party Sophomii ore Award Wll Be Ainnoinef Two members of Theta Sigma Phi. jnational honorary professional jour- nalistic sorority, were recently ap- pointed to a committee to award a cup to the sophomore woiiman doing the most outstanding work ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Conferences Held By Schoolmasters Club ork Of Grade, ligh Schools' Is Discussed 'y Aspects Of Problem f Education Dealt With i Annual Meeting mny aspects of the educational ems which are facing the teach- f the state in grade and high ls were discussed yesterday e conferences of the Schoolmas- Club. Education y, State, and Federal school offi- told the members of the School- ers' Club the progress of their ctive fields ...…
…The Weather icreasing cloudiness and mer Wednesday; Thursday ably showers and warmer. L Sirigrn ~Iai4 Editorials Privilege For Senior IVon Anicrica's Secret Six. T""- No. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1933 PR1E FIVE I 1 1 1 - a ft Plan Relief OfJobless Mayor Newkirk Reveals Proposal To Appropriate One-Half Of Weight Tax Expects Leislature Will Masten Action Meanwhile, 200 Welfare Workers Of City Begin First Day Of...…
…HE MICHIGAP LY -1 .,...,_. . r ..,. : . .. s , _ , _. ....v ._._ details to be included in th aket will be made bylthe group meeting cssifica i n Is at thle above time.I jU ti Eta Sigma Phi: Meeting 7:45 p. stponed'Until i, Grand Rapids Room, Michigan F li League. Dr. Meinecke will give a lec- Fan Rich, ture-recital. Sigma Rho Tau: Meeting at the Due to present financial conditions Union 7:30 p. m. Colonel Miller will of the University, th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'I k ,I MEMBER OF THE.ASSC The Associated Press is excius for republication of all news dis not otherwise credited in this p pubished herein. All rights of dispatches are reserved. Entered at the Post Office at2 second class matter. Special: rat Third Assistant Postmaster-Gene Subscription during summer b 41.50. During -egular school ye mil, $4.50. Offlees: Student Publications B Anin Arbor, Michigan. Phone: 2 Repres...…
…THE MICHiIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, R ecord Falls As Freshman Natators Win By MARJORIE WESTERN Jean Berridge, Michigan's Helene Madison, raced the 40 yard stretch in the Union Pool to a new Intra- mural record of 25 seconds, clipping the former mark by a second in the annual Interclass-Telegraphic meet last night. The freshman team swam off with the scoring honors by garnering 39 points. The Seniors were second with 23, and the Sophomores trailed ...…
… f / I f/ I i x , Al ow ; i }, ~ m * . Presenting Spring Fashions of Interest to Men and Women n' I;0%w. \\' ~ f R hA ~ 'f1 > } > 1 fA7L t.17 h …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY b gue Fashion Show s ts In Coming Easter Style 'araae Men's, Women's Styles Featured At Fashion Show Student Models To Be Used Exclusively, Don- ning Styles Old And New Beginning with a review of what the fashion-rights wore many years ago, the fashion show to be held to- day in the main ballroom of the League, will finish with what is most popular in men's and women's clothes today, according to Mary O'Brien, ge...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tailored But Feminine, otif f Spring Suits And Tew Tailored Grace Widely Featured In Spring Suts Contrasting Colors Smart Affording Changes; 3- Piece Suits Noted "~My father's in the coat and suit businessai a young shoesalesman. "The trouble with his work is that he Styles copy Those Spring Deerees Perforated Shoes Shown As Of Grandma's Dayd Newest In Sprin Foot uur~/qj/ ;Plis, Stinpes NwsI oqo""- Srn But More Coy...…
…'rrirV MICHIIGAN DAILY xWFD INFSDW ,I . .. . .... ... z " _. Z. T ~ ,._ / 2 K / Y. Is E _ ' _ .. riIi.ue i f i 8 a 'y ,I~ .~ eiumeShoc-I dunit ceasion; ?Slender Effects them s tha the becoe mos ,dace 3sobviuslyou?.a ohr botThese new silhouettes are real aboutatwhensthtthey a becioerl ost dnce sotvyour y ou. nL thr .omething. Rather architectul, im orsnew enthySreim roery wd, it your erue o ht kind oc-w ith blocked shoulders t...…
…H~ 29, 1933 THE MIHIGAN AILY AGEZ , tgh_ Crowns Vi-o n Wide Rn~ce 0Of .NewS - ri: ! e c e ,A :Novel. Range For Fastidious 1 New Mode Co-Eds Will Go HighHa 'A Well As Mannish, In TCheir iheadgear Preposterous! SrAng lauds the Hiigh Hat, spri:4g extols the Panama Pantake. 1'.eed, vogue proclaims as S i evrything from Sailors to Be-j c sAmazons to Fabrics, eight-matj i«ncaine. So varied, so novel i the range that the most fastidious Wll be ...…
…1 16- 1 1 Spring Fashions For Men S S Rtgid Laws Disregarded In Yale And Princeton Fashion Dictates So much bunk has been laborious- iy concocted and solemnly handed. 3 tI 3 taprn H eaeh Oii+' cut on the subject of what consti- a ttes good taste in dress that it i: 'd onder that the average mar liven U 1' no more fashion-conscious than: he is. "What the well-dressed mar, Although in AYin Am"' wil ear' has become almost a,, :ble spring cl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY raDarilrne in Tan Or Green Used 'In Suits "eminently easy to get along with." It affords a congun ai mix: for th,+ green snap brim hat and the rust brown shoes. A Wear Sets The Pace In 's PlansFor Spring Dress Women Object To Men's Dress Here white ones-are another of the worn- White Tab Collars New en's pet gripes unaybe it's the prin--epTndSit ciple of an animal's coat-change in On Deep Toned Shirt winter). So are for...…
…I'llE 1 M(IHII(;AN "DAILY WDED A, Men-SudentHav MoreCohi Ifi driwes Tear I)Qwni FlaIgs 0J I 01(eflONItbic rJIa 'Wo en Forsythe Deelart, {"Men students have more colds; more susceptible to temperat ure 1 '1 ';I ] =t ;+ i 3 A 'I i i . i tE I -Associatud Y, ess Phioto hrl a f- cr the edict' that the black, red and gold banners of the German republic were no t~ e' ~slaylgroups of- Chancelloir Hitler's nazi tore down the Republican flags in t...…
…The Weather artly cloudy followed by w north and rain on Mon- Slowly rising iemperture. Yg A6F .Idbw AIL-- AIL Amp M XLII No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 29, 1.933ICE FM 0i old To Be acher Here 11S Summer Dissipating Seniors Healthier Than Freshmen Survey Shows Faculty Will Include 28 Visiting Professors From Many Colleges Some To Teach At Douglas Lake Camp Thomas Wood Stevens To Return Here To Direct Summer Drama Season 'Twe...…
…< + u r.r v as a yi y; Y Y 1 F'm Judy Carroll1 1:30 I've been around,. to The men I've known have all 11:00 had one idea. I'm no saint, that's true, but where do theyP.M get off to brand mue with~ theY past they wished on me,? here, do they .get off to take a va~ .. 5tunning! Glorious!-as the girl w~ho b $ fought for love and lost... the beart-cry ?r{ of a million m< 7, rs_.. t Ili I N :, …
…29, 1033 THE MICHIGAN DA ILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) except Friday of the J-Hop, all other parts of the building will be open. On the day of the J-Hop the build- ing must necessarily be closed to all activities after 12:30 Noon. Paul F. Bagely Scholarships: Two scholarships ($100 each) will be available for thesecond semester of the current academic year for stu- dents specializing in chemistry. Pref- erence will be...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. .. . MICHIGAN DAILY ~ -.w - f - .. . Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. u, ember of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the ig 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 o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I a 411 CA.MP J SOCIETY -drobes For' ties Include Lcket Dresses To Be Leaders Of rnnd Murch At J-Ifop Two-In-One Outfits Will Be Popular Mode For House-Party Wear By CAROL J. IIANAN Just a little thought, plus a little ingenuity and a jacket or two, and1 your house-party wardrobe is made. No better use can be made of the two-in-one dress, either affected by the jacket or by accessories, than for a week-end party w...…
…THE ATICHItG.A D' tlL'Y" iYrMAI _________________ I SUNDAi~ ,t _ _. From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Professor Aigler Jack Slater Column Ends? ? ? * * * ICHIGAN'S athletic head, Ralph. Aigler, chairman of the Board of thletics, is also Chairmahi of the aculty committee of the Big Ten, cceeding T. H.French of Ohio tate in the position. We wonder just what this means regard to changing the Confer- ice rule on post-season football Imes. At ...…
…Encourage sbaInPreparatory S PORTLAND, Ore., Jan, 28.-()- "More real football in the East-West. game at San Francisco which the -Associated Press Photo Western all-stars won, 21-13, from the Eastern all-Americans, than I've A disposition to blaze away at the seen in a coon's age," Buck Bailey, basket whenever opportunity offers Washington State's famous 243- has put the Illini sophomore in front pound line coach, remarked the other rank of Bi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL I BULLETIN (Continued from Page 3) Spanish 2: West Physics Lecture Room. Spanish 31: 205 Mason Hall. Spanish 32: West Physics Lecture Room.. EVENTS TODAY Wesley Hall: 6:30 p. m. Prof. .o J. Campbell of the English Depart- ment of the University will speak to the Guild group on "Culture and the Machine Age." The Graduate Forum will convene at this time for a dis- cussion group. 3:30 p. m. The Oriental-American...…
…Weather ,1 QL g itlga Cloudy skies predicted with light rain possible. A6F All } Editorials Ni ' on Finds ,_w n ,m Footbal Or VOL. XLIII No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 29, 1932 PRC , aP ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 29. 1932 A-' V SYAC. tAC.A~ r r b 3 f. M Y a r-. i Hanley Picks Newman For Shrine Game Coach Asks Quarterback To Play With Eastern Team For Charity Jan. 2 Williamson, Others May Receive Bids Seniors N...…
