…The Weather Cloudy, snow Hlurries, colder; Thursday, snow, colder. Iol. a . r A- -Iqw Amp 444 AWA"t art. Editorials success to Michigan's Ni Governor; Oklahoma's H Week for Critics. VOL. XLII No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1933 PRICE FIVE CJ Alpha Chi Rho Gives UpCharter Financial Troubles Cause Closing Of Chapter Of National Fraternity; Was Founded In 1921 Traveling Delegate Advises Withdrawal Bursley, L o c a l A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to alln members of the .versity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 0; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. . XLIII WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1933 No. 711 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the Uni- versity on the first two Wednesday afternoons of each month from four, to sik o'clock. Apparatus Excha...…
…,_.J I WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1933 Michigan Loses 1Cose Game To Orange Quintet Wolverines' Eleven-Point Lead Broken In Closing Minutes Of Play With only 11 minutes to play and with Michigan in the lead, 26 to 15, Phillips, big right guard from Syra- cuse, started a one-man offense thatl nosed out Coach Cappon's cagers here Monday night, 31 to 28. Refusing to consider the game on ice, Phillips made four goals, while, Maisters, another Orange guar...…
…THEA MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY, __ _ :\ . : all power is his, in a degree to which he could never have dreamed. Mr. Comstock is indeed Michigan's man of the year. As his neighbors, the people of Ann Arborl have reason to be proud of him. The pressing fproblems which confront .his administration re- quire a leader of the first order both in sagacity and courage. We hope that Mr. Comstock will measure up to these needs. We wish him success. t ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1. I CAMPUS SO Two Marriages Mark H oliday Social Calendar Earle-Minsel and Cook- Daugherty Ceremonies Vacation Features One of the interesting events on the holiday social calendar in Detroit was the wedding of Miss Harriet Earle and Mr. Paul Minsel, which was solemnized Monday night in the First Presbyterian church. Both Miss Earle and Mr. Minsel are former Michigan students. Miss Earle chose a white satin gown in an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY M== 'ongress Puts a rm Problem 'ir st On List ouse, Returning From Holidays, Hears Report On Allotment Plan Expected To Pass mnate Discusses Minor Matters; Borah Hints At New Money Bill WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--P)-Con- ss, returning from the holidays to- y, moved farm relief to the head its list of problems demanding asideration. the House agricultural committee >orted the much-talked-about do- stic allotment plan, which is de...…
…The Weather Rain turning to snow Sun- day; colder; fair and warmer Monday. Y r IAfrAi VOL. XLIII No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DEC. 4, 1932 Dems To Act On Beer Bill Tomorrow Expect Immediate Action On Prohibition, Farm Relief At First Session Roosevelt Men Seek Majority In Senate Republican Group May Support Roosevelt To Give Democrats Control WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-(R)-Pro- hibition and farm relief dominated busy conferences on ca...…
… instructors in the course. This may be done Monday to Thursday from -The abve trs for 7, point an di vexi x is 9-12 and 2-5. Room 3230 A.H. Sophomore Cabaret: Gob Tap full guaranteed satisfact rehearsal today at the League. It is g Sociological Courses-Second Semester: Because of Professor Carr's very important that every woman in NOTICE 611 Hoover. absence on leave, the following curricular changes have been made: Courses a dance attend. WAN...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Auti '. Michigan THE MICHIGAN DAILY t~~ji:. Cage Team To Meet Western State In Opener Monda) Western St ate's Squad Expected To Give Battle Ladk Of Michigan Subs May Prove To Be The Deciding Factor HlitoppersStrong Visitors' Squad From Last Year Is Intact And Will Offer Stiff Opposition Michigan's varsity basketball squad will inaugurate the home season Monday night, when they face West- ern State Teacher's Colleg...…
…id E iijiGAN I i iI . 11101, 1 1 "' Al THE MICHIGAN DAILY Establshed 1890 such situations. It is immediately apparent that an official commission of economic experts is im- perative, to unearth and present facts and give I advice on such matters. ..- ."; Screen Reflections Four stars means extraordinary; three stars very good; two stars good; one star just another picture; no stars keep away from it. AT THE MAJESTIC b l 4 X ITH6AR1 O ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D~AILY " " $" i i 111 " 111 11 I 1 11 1111 1m ilpiali in , ii 11 nw s e mi $n s n .1 mi a e e si p aT t It CAMPUJS SOC: IETY -- - Dances Attract Many Visitors To Sororities Chapter Houses Entertain Numerous Guests Over Soph-Prom Week-End Sororities this week-end are en- tertaining house guests who have come to Ann Arbor for the Soph Prom and the mid-season house dances. ALPHA C OMEGA Alpha Chi Omega wishes to an- nounce the...…
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…Thbe Weather at4urday cooler. slightly cloddy, warmer; Somewhat L Sir4h ~IaitP Editorials Campus Socialists Learit $500 Lesson-Indulge in Ho Headed Puerilities. VOL. XLIII No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1932 PRICE FIVE I I _ ... . Hoover 'Fear Campaign'Hit By Roosevelt U r g es Republicans -For. Roosevelt To Join For 'Work And Security' Contrasts Views With President's Democrat Candidate Out- lines A 'Philosophy Of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN icatlon in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the iersity. Copy received at the oftie of the Assistant to the President until 11:30 a. m. Saurday. . XLIHI FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932 No. 3$1 NOTICES FacltyMetin, Cllg 1f iterature, SieeandArts:Tihe regular November mpeetig of the Vacuity of the College of Literature, Science, and te Arts will be held in Room 2225 A.H. Monday aftern...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Volverine Squad Leaves On Indiana Invasion Woien's Archery Tournament Won By Freshman Girl Ilchen DeWitt, a freshman, won the championship in the Columbia round of the women's archery tour- nament recently completed, with a score of 238. Beatrice Olmstead took ; Close Seond with 236 points, In the handicap division for be- ginners, Ruth Kurtz took first place, Virginia Bell came in second, and Beatrice Stodden third. Play...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 -4 1~~~~" 4- -J - ~- -- - "' ._ 'A Q -ax _' tL{ 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 News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . i CAMPUS SOCIETY I 1. I w NEW ARRIVALS in Co-eds To Invade Union Nov. 8 4; Second Annual Open House The Union will again open its door& to women with the second an- pual open house to be held on elec- tiob night, Nov. 8, according to an qpnouncement made yesterday by John'W. Lederle, '33 Union presi- dent. Nore than 2,500 attended the open hQuse last year, he said, and it is hoped4 that the number will be even g...…
…_ _-THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Fit City Sets A sid e $2,000 As Relief Student Loans Fund Designed To Help Students Whose. Tuition Already Is Paid Dean Administrates Inclusion 'In Budget Is Etxpectedl To Strengthen TnSeholRelation By D. 11. 11. Conspicuous among the items in the $62,933 budget set by the Ann Arbor Community Fund Association as the goal for the 132 drive is a proposed loan fund of $2,000 for the rlef of needy students of the Uni- ver...…
… .. The Weather ' ~ t_ gn ~at ShoWers Tuesday. J___ 4:Port gnRte VOL. IHL o. 8ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1932 Editorials u All Know Him; You All Him. The Daily Will tHealth Articles. rRicE FIVE CENTS I VoelkerWill Grand Trunk Right Of Way Lead S.C.A.'s Suit Is Called 'Gouge Move' IfVT7TA *TQ hTflS~l fnt a 9 I9 rl'.A .I, Openthorum Union To Present Raney, House Floor Leader, In Address Tomorrow Politics Featured In First Progr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Student Placed In Custody On Forgery Count Bogus Tickets Only Fair Duplications Of Those Issued By Wisconsin (Big Ten News Service) MADISON, Wis., Oct. 3.-Charged with the forgery of 48 student fee cards to secure more than $130 worth of tickets for the Marquette-Wiscon- sinsin football game, Edward I. Sa- fur, University of Wisconsin student, was placed under arrest last week, by Dane county authorities. The forged fee ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Wistert Remains Out Of Uniform As Wolves.Drill New Set Of Backs Tried In Dummy Scrimmage; Ends Show Promise Captain Recovers Passing Is Stressed As Team Is Put Through Light Practice Begin Workouts For Northweste Football Contest Plays Stellar Role In Michigan Grid Victory Although expressing himself as "highly pleased" with last Saturday's victory over Michigan State, Coach Harry Kipke is taking no ch...…
…THE ~MIOHIGAN- DAILY CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 Dr. Margaret Bell, professor of physical edgca- tion. We call the attention of the students to this series because it is designed especially to assist them with their health problems. It would be al- most superfluous to point out again that good physical condition is as important to success in University work as hard stuGy. A . "4 S S.;, . -' ' mUSic 11I By Kathleen Murphy , mC E N i...…
…___THI. 1MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS SCI ETY House Initiates Fraternities Busy Arranging Post-Football House Dances With the opening of the football William Brown, '20, of Ann Arbor; season come plans for dances at William Cooper, '28, of Ann Arbor; many of the fraternities. The week- Laurel G. Blair, '31, of Toledo; W. B. end of the Northwestern game the Nash, '32, of Saginaw; Loy Suther- Sigma Chis are planning a formal, land, '29, and Miss...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI Collection Of Coleridge Letters, Edited By Griggs, Gets Praise Former Spectator Editor Writes Book Attackiog Professionalisni NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-E'vpled from Columbia University because of the near-famous editorial in which he called college football a "racket" and advocated out-and-out profes- sionalism, Reed Harris, former edi- tor of the Columbia Spectator, has published a book-"King Football, the Vulgarization of t...…
…The Weatiher Generally fair' Thursday; Friday partly cloudy; not much change in temperature. L Official Publication of The Summer Session Editorials The New Courses in the Ex- teantion Division. VOL. XIII N. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruhr Invasion Called Mortal Blow to Reich Price Says French Inter- ference Broke Cernan Repitbl~ic Assails Von Papen As Anti-Republican Professor Lauds Weimai' Experimen...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUI Michigan'Daily Established 1890 L ' ,,.. 480 ro 4 Sa~anv C' j~o,.r'u Published every morning except Monday during the UnIversity year and Summer Sesion by the Board in Control of Student Pubiications. . 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 dispatc...…
…!, 1932 THFV MICHITGAN DATLI Intramural Lundberg Wins' Handball Title; Beats Anderson, eventy Enter in Tennis Singles Tournament This Summer Golf Is Popular Swimming Program Draws To Close; Employ Point' System Sports Reach Finals as Blast Rocks Park Avenue Hotel, 5 Are Killed Summer Lamont Resigns Post; Chapin Is Appointed WASHINGTON, Aug. 3. - (A') Shifting his cabinet line-up for the fourth time in four years, President Hoover today...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUsDAI, AUG. 4,1932 Soldiers Find Little Rah Ra ressed for Alaskan Honeymoon Chamber Music Class CIAL BULLETIN Gives Recital Tonight Colleve; Routmi e Is Follow edShe chamber music class, directed x .,,.,+4l,,.nntl, a to a11 m.mh ra n fha Itv P Af a n-Pick. and -,laQitdi b College life for the men who are h e r e taking advanced ordnance training under the direction of Col. A. H. White, of the chemical engi- neering depart...…
…ST BLSHED 1890 CJ . Ait .41 a31 I1 1- 1 I. AMECMBED MEMBIAED PRESS I .... . XLII, No. 179. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy; Probably showers. PRICE FIVE CENTS REPORT FOURTEEN DEAD AFTER QUAK(E NEAR MXIC CITY violent Shocks Cause Property Damage; Casualty Lists Not Officially Confirmed. RECORD TREMORS HERE Two Seismographs Damaged at University Observatory; Reports Incomplete. MEXICO CITY, June...…
….THE MICWIGAN~DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 4. . , .. ,._ _ .._ _.._JUNEL. P" Psychology 42-Final Examination: Students with initials A to L in Newberry Auditorium. M to Z in West physics Lecture Room. Theses will be returned from the racks in the Natural Science building, Monday. In case your paper is not there, call at Room 2121 any time Monday. Psychology 31: Final examination for those who have a conflict with the regular scheduled examination ...…
…JUNE 4, 1932 i THE TCHIGAN DATLY JUE4...T E T H GA AL ichigan Cops One National, Two Big Ten Titles OLVERINES SHARE1 GRIDIRON C RO 4N irmers Make Best Record by Winning N.C.A.A. Meet; Harriers Win One. To Stay With Cards From The By Marjorie Western Now that the sports season is of- ficially over, it is time to reflect' back over the victories and defeats sustained by the Maize and Blue teams, and see just where they stack up w...…
…"'THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1932 _ _.- _- -__, V Yi" iyvu Published every morning except Mond.y during the University ar by the Board in Control of Student Punblications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press. is exclusively entitled to the use for re- lication of all news disipatches credited to it or not otherwise lited in this paper and the local news published behein. Entered at the Po...…
…TURhDAY, JUN~E 4, 1932 ~THE MICHICAN DAILY - PAGE . cam. z i -------- SUITS MeC ( t Mr. Compton, )nce in the Army, II Now on the Stage T CUNCANNON SAYS WOMEN WILL PLAY MAJOR ROLE IN POLITICS OF FUTUREI U IVIVLDkII Adds Women Away From Are 'Breaking Drudgery.' By Frances Manchester Mr. Francis Compton who is play- ing with the Henderson company this year is a sporting fellow. AI sporting fellow whose span of ex- perience takes in m...…
…_ _ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAlLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN_ Publication in the of the University. the President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the office of the Assistant to 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 11 11 VOL XLII. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1932 No. 179 NOTICES 1i 'f where their semester's credits will be held up until such time as said records are cleared, in compliance with the regulations of the Regents. S...…
…8LISH 'it_ itv I6 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS c . wommommumm VOL. XLII. No. 153. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1932 WEATHER: Mostly cloudy. PRICE FIVE CEN' - ... r v ..._ MICHI6AN TIES SPAT6AN IN INNING BATTLE Darkness Ends Contest With Teams Tied 'COLLEGE TUMOR' APPEARS TODAY AS MAY EDITION OF GARGOYLE WIT [IlIIILILd LJLIK nrminr am r na r RUSSEL LEC TURER Senior Swingout, Gargoyle's "College Tumor" issue...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY MADDY INVENTS NEW TYPE VIOLIN; WILL REPLACE OLD INSTRUMENTS By Jerry E. Rosenthal Interlochen, the National High A revolution in violin manu- School orchestras' summer camp, facturing has been perfected by has been interested in metal string Prof. Joseph E. Maddy, of the instruments for the past four years. School of Music and Carnegie Wishing to seek a good metal sub foundation fellow for the further- g an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Nine Will Meet Tokio University Toda 1ISTERT TO START CONTEST ON MOUND Japanese Boast Good Defensive Aggregation; Fisher Adds to Batting Power. St. Paul's University of Tokio, Japan, will oppose Coach Ray Fish- er's baseball nine this afternoon on Ferry Field, starting at 4 o'clock. The Japanese nine fell to Ohio State last Monday 2 to 1 but are expected to provide stiff opposi- tion for the Wolverine dia...…
…" THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1932 11 ished every morning except Monday during the University the Board in Control of Student Publications. ber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. AssociatedePress is exclusively entitled to the use for re- )n of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise, n this paper and the local news published herein. red at the Post Oilice at Ann Arbor, Michigan,.as second tter. Special r...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE !Kipp WILL DEFEND TITLES IN OLYMPICS THIS YEAR 'PLANS REDY O PAGEANTCOSTUMES 'Committee Selects Striking New Color Contrast for Greek Warrior Group. Dance groups n the Freshman I- Seen on Campus Suits Three very attractive suits each of a distinct type were seen on the diagonal. The one outfit consisted of a blue ensemble. The material of the suit was very soft, almost a flannel. Square shoulders and four large ...…
…T - F* M Ir- RTC. A N T AT1 V t7tM7ZAMOT'N A"7 TIP ~ H r A 1 a, tN l1TT131 V!l!"1L Wt;V 1N.N'SURY' MAY Varsity Band: Rehearsal at 7:15 p.m., in Morris Hall. illunstra te the lecture. Varsity Band: There will be a EprsofSe i sLioving, the construction' of the formation of the entire bandi in uniform at 3:15 at Morris Hall, to Empire State building, and a short take part in the Swing Out cetre- reviewOf interesting facts by Pre- mony. Imo...…
…ESTABLISHED 189 / V Aita 40 latM MEMBER ASSOCIATE] PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 109 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1932. PRICE FIVE I JAPANESE CONTROL SHANGHAI SECTION AS PEACEIS MOVED League Considers Proposals for Ending War; China Seeks Peace With Justice. ARMIES RETAIN TROOPS No Formal Armistice Declared; Chinese Losses Heavy; Jap Line Firm. (By /he Associated Press) After 35 days of warfare the or- der to cease firing wen...…
…I THE M T CJ41GAS" IDIATL :'L k,,,CHG N DAL JAPANESE RUSH.. REINFORCEMENTS TO SHANGHAI JIflVLIVI I 1ff MARCH ral Hundred Are Expected to Attend Convention Opening Mar. 18. rnbers of Michigan's oldest and t society for the advancement Lowledge, the Michigan Acad - of Suience, Arts, and Letters, convene in Ann Arbor on h 17, 18; and 19, according to, Young, of the forestry school, is secretary of the society. convention, at v~hich it is! ...…
…THE MTUHTCAN DATELY 1n SWIMMERS Dual Water Championship ple aggregation. in the diving is another question to be solved in the meet. Willard took second place in the conference last year, but Degener, a sophomore, is rated very highly, and most predictions slate him for the Big Ten championship in the event this season later on, GYMNASTS READY TO FACE CHICAGO Illinois Will Be Third Squad in Triangular Meet. Coach West, Ponto, Lassila, Ells...…
…THE MICHZGAN DAILY ?ublished every morning except Monday during the University by the Board in Control of Student Publications! 0ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Dhe Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news published herein. ntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of...…
…'/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _: 77 ITTEE HEADS 'RING DINNER ANN ONED PLANS DANCE ?velyn Neilson, Chairman, Picks Assistants for First Annual League Affair. TO BE HELD APRIL 30 )ance ,Will Follow Panhellenkc Plan; Ticket SaleLimited to Women. Announcement of the central ommittee for the first annual pring dinner dance, sponsored by he League which will be held April 0, in the League ballroom, was iade yesterday by Evelyn Neilson, 3, general c...…
…Candidates for the Degree of MA. in English: Candidates beginning 'BUIL;DERSOF AMERICAN MEDICINE' their graduate work in the present semester are required to take English 294, Which meets today at 3 o'clock in Room 2219 AH. PUBLISHED BY MEDICAL STUDENT S Dr. Bish~~Leve hlistory 47 (V. W. Crane): Make-upexmnto today at 2pm, Twelve lie, ofmen foremost in, by George Wahr contains the fo- for Euxropean ToF Room 1020 A.H. the history of American me...…
…J, Air 41rI ESTABLISHED. I!U 1890 r F 43t VOL. XLII. No. 58 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931 COUNCILrCONSIDERS Faculty Men Give RPUBILIAEGgyH IST I Al W A ar Here IDancing ExhibitionIIIUL lI(VI Is Nearhl Sold Out UF11 IIliiUI ist MEMlER ASSOCIATEE PRESS PRICE FIVE CE CUMPULSURY TAX FOR ALLBALLOTS Appoint Committee to Discuss Feasibility of, Measure on Elections. WOULD COLLECT DUES J-Hop Committeemen Submit* Plea to ...…
…THE MICH11GAN DAILY FRIDAY, tiE RIIAR SEEKS NEW TERM H N cI L L A ting of High School Mentors With Their Former Pupils Set for December 10. bicipals of 49 high schools and Junior college will convene in Arbor Thursday, December 10, he purpose of interviewing Uni- ity freshmen who prepared for ge at their respective schools. eneeting is being arranged by strar Ira M. Smith. Rnxally the Universiy invites cIpels from Michigan and other -w...…
…THE M IC1I4CAN DAIL PAGE w LO YELL FORECASTS NEW EACH INE ERA4 Engineering Dean Sees Greater Building Period Due to Engineering Advances. Near future developments in en- gineering will usher in a period of achievements which bids to be even more interesting than the recent period which saw such great for- ward strides in macnines, transpor- tation, buildings and public utility services of all kinds, according to Dean Alfred H. Lovell of the ...…
…rTHE MICHIGAN DATIUY =I M = I I Purdue game, there would have beeh no $75,000 gate t t tIJ1Jr at Soldiers Field and the total proceeds from the II charity program would have been cut in half. The W hat To Do Published every morning except Monday during the University year best answer to those who cry "Unfair" is that it was 1S I C 1u" byteBadi oto fStudent Publications. Is u This Mornng41 1 5 Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa...…
