… ESTABLISHED 1890 P : a- . ~ , 'f .. .n s y S V _~ £ _ S" ' w r .a " ' i-it: d1 r a . : d y. . F EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 34 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930 tsTuok -'O TS -TO SE OFF f{ "-- ' r" - r ^' i j , ¢ - , N t r f ''# - , ,il r A , a y 'wt j y a , i cut ''~1..-v3 r" .n".k D 1 5 W I 1FIR , E XMPL O S IO N DSTM N DET INE Harvard Game Br...…
…PAGE'Two TtY RItt~ ~ . Wt '"'!""' tl V All' T I" 'Lt t IN A #L t tk. A I t 'ly /MtY- /VYi. " YY tM.M.Y1YS9i IV+4 YAM\ # t,+u## PLANS COMVPLETED F0 Om FOML DANCE IN UNIONBALL HOG Women Students Given Privilege of Staying Out Until 2:30 O'Clock. NICHOLS TO LEAD MARCH WAWMM*" II t.iMI U H I AlN lDJA I L YTHUR TDAY, NDV TUDIR C, "O KING BORIS OF BULGARIA WEDS HEIR OF ROYAL C Ur B 0l l2FRESHMAN DINING ITALIAN FAMILY IN HISTORIC CUC TASIIULLE ...…
…THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1930 lrT4F- MIC-141CAN DAILY .- xA NV1Tiff1 1A 1 r-L 1 TC. t1 \3t11 nATT.[ . L ARKET {ECLIES AS U CERTAINTIES NEW YORK JOBLESS DEMONSTRATE; OFFER TO WORK FOR $1 PER WEEK IEADS COMMITTEE E x L Ak 2, 1 MARANGING DANCE OF NORTH AMERICA ( 1 Election Results Considered Contributary Factor in Stock Slump. as EASTMAN KODAK DROPS Sevcral Leading Shares Show Losses of $1 to $5 in Tradings. (By Associated Press) NEW YORK...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTCiIC.AN DlAIL Y m~rrc~ThA T r INIM rfyZ~VrIZOAI ~ I I _ _--- - ~~ - - s-I X,~ .NVAV;Wb.LKjL1, V l~U Published every morning except" Monday duringsthe University ear by the'Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis' patches credited to it or not otherwise credired Fnrthie paper and t...…
…THE i MTCHT!'N TM AIuy fPAAfl, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WVAI&T'", ==A Im, --- P= Now OFFICERS SELECTED h:THE PI BY MOSHER ODAN By Margaret IN -IBST [LIC ION Formal ,afternoo a special place in They are the typ Jordan Names Anne Davenport commonly adverti day Night Dress" President; Mosher Chooses larly well adapted Mar bret Mix. ternity parties an I STICATE Hapgood, '31. Yuletide Festivities Planned at Meeting of Girls' Glee Clu...…
…P-AGE SIX T HIP, M-V T4 t r. A V 'n A T f V rVT.TK T"[? C11-l1 "C?" rsrnc a a 14'q "T L VA1 M ~ t 1l. M 1V L - 1L " tmiJ 'ei'y I1 ?:' :A'V ! Vf Jt1. 1N JU lVL;MB~jltU, J. 7O' A SIT PRACTICE INCLUDES HARlVARD OFFENSE ILLS, A gram dlmft CRIMSUN CLA' SH NitARS IcYt7/y So p rtaaers Dil Out eTaknes s of Play i Ii I CAPTAINS CRIMSON GRID TEAM Starting Lineup to be Altered Little for Encounter. With Eastern Team. SQUAD IS...…
…-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 6, 1030 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S n1 g'rIItJRSDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1930 PAGE SEVEN _____________________________________ - - h Freshinein Carry. t Varied A thletic Program CDVT VAR SITI COAHES HELP lIN TRAINN B'IG T'EN STANDINGS Michigan ........3100 Northwestern.....3100 Purdue...........3 .5 Wisconsin ........1 Minnesota ........1 Ohio State .......1 r 1 1. .2 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 Activities...…
…PAGE ETCTT THE MTCHTCAN nAT1.Y . .. .T r. M fl TV- --. * - s S SV aa a L.A 3. r-F.H T RS37 )AY", NOVENIBER G, 1'330 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Ccpy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. Geological and Geographical Journal Club: Dr. L. B Kellum will inois Hillel Leader speak on the "Mi...…
…wAiiz TOL. XLII. No. 35 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1931 PRICE FIVE C '.*.:n .. ; Five men were named by President Hoover to form his committee of vindication against charges made by William H. Gardiner, head of the Navy League. They'are Ernest Lee Jahncke (upper left), assistant secretary of the navy, Eliot Wadsworth (upper right), of Boston; Ad- miral Hugh Rodman (center), retired; William k. Castle( lower left), un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - SwE___ - GOTr ER SoF SolEp T7((L WEL4. i Vv ITTClb rrATo mot R 4 . e 'WIT~'A 'SLUP, ER DE ~f CAA4Mtn Sc44lRT-.-.. wGvLYG I 6uvE \'J&.z- - ~ EO- -A. RN rcvouS h c w y. VJTh4 MR Sc-1EER,- GcrA, woi C S T MRR / N i'i --- sw~-St- jI - T"ISr S 'T %T TERV-g~LC, ~t~t Ef C I M 6011,6 TO RUMPUS 6A.1 wowT THE L4'M PEOP'LE *-J. 6011.N 'AAJ-A&TT/ w-STEN ro &ME =Ylo feEY G BJS4(3 - To t-p~ab A EUMipu $ETTEj . TA~.lKTO 'ERL oCp HF...…
…ICHIAN lY AI LY x , a.. :higan Team Displays Improved Aerial R tta . IT T I LENGTHYWORKOT\ Hudson, Hewitt, Fay Favored to Start, With Tessmer Probability. PRACTICE HELD INSIDE Newman and Heston Certain to See Action on Saturday. Because of a rare mixture of rain, snow and high wind Coach, Harry Kipke and his Wolverine gridiron hopefuls were obliged to taper off' 4on their preparations for the Indi- ana game within the confines of th...…
…Published every morning except Monday' during the University year the Board in Control of Student PublctiAons. Miemb r of the Westcrn Cornference Editorial Association. The As-ociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- Aication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this iaper and the local new& published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second 'a matter. Special rate of posta...…
…iL t-1 AI 1 1 la*vHUt~ ~ L I p . . I ee From Betsy Barbour Aen Newberry Houses Has Charge. TO BE FURNISHED TENNIS MATCHES DRAWTO CLOSE Winners of Class Tournaments' Enter Quarter-Finals. jt 1 a 1 r 1 w F 1i J ~MUSIC Invitation Is Extended to Every Campus Woman to Attend Monthly Affair. Tennis activities are well under way with the quarterfinals of the' fall tournament. The tournament ir the classes is almost com~plete and the eight w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Parish hall at 4 p. m. A later car will leave about 5:15 p. m. Youngstown Michigan Club will meet at 7:15 p. m., in the Michigan Union. ner at the League on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 6:15 p. m. All former stu- dents are welcome. Reservations may be made by calling Helen Neel not later than Friday noon. Tel. 23281 Ex. 26. LEAGUE MUST HAVE EXECUTIVE POWER," STATES BURROUGHS Italian Minister IS LECTUlE ...…
…F The Weather Partly cloudy; slightly warm- er; Monday showers. jr- Ll r e M' r 4w A6F All ..'+ s' ... 41i4ir t alt r4 g ti Editorials Intolerant Liberals on Campus; Something the Nmendments Ignore. VOL. XLII No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 6,1932 UIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII I II II iIIIIIII M I l l~ lII III~ l I II II M PRICE FIVE U DemsPledge Better Days In Last Drive Roosevelt Ends Campaign With Plea To Support Program Of Democra...…
…__ Y _._ _ ._. _,. _ _... _ .._, _ _ .__ Local R.O.T.C. Changes Plan For Admittance Admission To Advanced Course Will Be Placed On A Competitive Basis As a result of the large number of students each year who complete the basic course in military science and are eligible for admittance to the advanced course, the local Reserve Officers' Training Corps has been forced to work out a plan by means of which it will be possible to put the admittan...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'urdue Swamps hicago; Rentner Wisconsin Wins In Homecoming Tilt With Illinois Iowa Hands Cornhuskers A Scare But Can't Win; Fordham Downs Gaels Harvard Is Buried Army Scores 46 Points Against Them; Brown Is Victor Over Holy Cross (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Purdue's ma- chine-like offense overcame Chicago today as predicted, but went farther than expected to smother the Ma- roons, 37 to 0, in their Western Con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'HIGAN DAILY tabUshed 1890 Music and Drama Joseph Brinkman, pianist, will present the fol- lowing program this afternoon at 4:15 p. m. in Hill Auditorium. Besides an extremely successful career as a teacher, Mr. Brinkman has become a -- ,1, " . r r.1 t 'N4 rf j1hC ,v iNC-4T O STUCNT P~U 1TIU'i ^!P !rv A'4A50O bn .peM Uww.,lln.-u rn ?ublished every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session by the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY Sororities Busy With Pledging Teas, Formals Annual House Dances In Honor Of Members-To- Be Held This Week-End Sororities have been busy this week entertaining guests at rushing din- ners and pledge teas. This week end, several chapter houses are almost empty, due to the fact that their residents are returning to their homes, or journeying to Bloomington for the Indiana game. The remainder of the sororitie...…
…im Gives H o ove r Receives Crowds Attend Opening Of Russian Dam Prof. Moore Tells 25th Anniversary Fete Plai ...Proof Ballot From Joless GrduANate r"inedi iintine~~ To Wo7rk In Townv1 The college graduate who finds, himself out of a job should retreat to some small town where he can1 live cheaply and find whatever work is to be had in the small community, at the same time keeping in tochtl with companies which might con :der him if any jobs...…
…The Weather Fair Tuesday; probably show- ers Wednesday, colder extreme west, warmer southeast portion. L A6V 4k* Iait Editorials The New Deal Comes Down To Us ... Faculty Ward bn Trial . Paradise Regained . VOL. XLV. No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS All Parties Realigned By136 Lits Definite S pl i t Admitted By State Street Ranks On Eve Of Election All Colleges Will Ballot Tomorrow Eyre, Litchfield ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 Political Fate Of These Candidates Rests With Voters At Polls Today N CHARLES BOWLES JOHN D. DINGELL CARL E. MAPES TiOIAS F. McALLISTER DR. JOSEPH H. SLEVIN CLARENCE E. McLEOD JOHN C. LEHR 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 j until 3:30; 11:38 a.m. Sat...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Gridders Given Rest As Reserves Play 04- It Injured Hand May Keep Ellis Out OfLineup Maikowski, Smithers, And Ritchie Star For Frosh In Scrimmage "Mangled Michigan" resumed its daily grid schedule yesterday as the Varsity gridders who started against Minnesota Saturday were given the day to themselves while the reserves and others who did not get into the Gopher game went through ...…
…r4~ FTJI THlE -M IC HIG AN DAILY * SDYNVEMBR 6, 1934 k. .d I /IEMBER 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 credited in this paper and the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches are reserved. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of postag...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1934 Wyvern Plans To Begin Work With Freshmen Margaret Hiscock Outlines Activities For Orienting New Women Wyvern, junior women's honorary society, will begin its work with freshman activities next week, ac- cording to Margaret Hiscock, piresi- dent. The first step in the project, which willbe in co-operation with the League Orientation work, will be taken up at the last of the series of Orientation lectures which will be ...…
…PAGE SIX T HE MICHMIAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1934 Eugene Elliott Speaks On WJR SundayNight' Thatcher-Sias Act Topic O f Public Instruction Official's Address Eugene B. Elliott of the State De- partment of Public Instruction spoke Sunday night over Station WJR on "The Distribution of State Aid Through the Thatcher-Sias Act." Mr. Elliott explained that the ginners class in social dancing meets at 7:30 p.m., Michigan League ball- room....…
…1 The Weather Somewhat warmer today; cloudy, with southerly winds. Y Lw ian ~Iai6j Editorials A Realignment Of The VOL. XLVII No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS I _ I Madrid Gates Are Besieged By Insurgents Inhabitants Of Capital City Assist Militia In Holding Government Lines Rebel Army Shells Scream Over CityI Two Attacking Airplanes Are Brought Down; One Pilot Thought Italian MADRID, Nov. 5.-()-Spa...…
…rA.E rwGLa mICI __ ___ __ ___ rr,,DA, NOV. 6, 1936 President Turns From'Campaign To Visit Home DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 35 Notices expect to graduate in February, 1937 ing. Tickets for the luncheon may be should see Prof. M. J. Thompson, secured at the A.A.U.P. registration B-47b East Engineering Bldg., at table in the lobby of the Michigan I their earliest convenience, in order Union, Saturday morning. t...…
…T, NO V. 6s 1t-M THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverines Arrive Today In Philadelphia For Quaker 'Game The PRESS ANGLE rw r~l i ANT" ""Q By GEORGh From Behind The 8-Ball WHILE your editor warms his pos- terior aspect on a, microscopic an- atomy lab stool, Fred DeLano is ar- riving in Philadelphia to cover the, Michigan-Pennsylvania game for The Daily. But before he left late yes- terday, our leading prognosticator gathered his charts about him and ...…
…FOUR TE MICHIGAND AILY FRIDAY, NOV. 6. 1936 FOtR FRIIIAV', NOV. 0, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - 4 1936 Membr 1937 Isocicded Cbo 6iato Press Distributors of Colle6iate Di6est Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. , Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use l'r republication of all news dispatches credited...…
…NOV. G, 1936 0 TTIE MICHIGAN DA"ILY Late Supper To Be Featured At Seventh Annual Union Formal Con ight Three Novelty Acts Scheduled As Floor Show Detroit Tap Performer, Dance Team And Singer Will Entertain Style Dictates Sport Chl thes For Wintry Days Guests Announced Harriet Kunzman Attend With General Chairman Samuel Charin The, seventh annual Union Forma will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m tonight in the ballroom of the Union according...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Lack Of Social Outlook Is Laid To Life Crises Democratic Slate Which CapturedAll State Qfjices Lindeman Gives At Meeting Ol For Parents H S f: :er Address Institute re By SAUL R. KLEIMAN Many adults today lack perspective and motivation in the direction of social change mainly because they are "impeded by residues of past frustrations" arising from their fail- ure to handle the several crises in their growth, ...…
…The Weather Partly cloudSy, and somewhat warmer in west portion today; tomorrow cloudy, possibly rain L fRtr t al jIait Editorials Add Three Pounds To That Turkey... They're Trying It Again... VOL. XLVIII. No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS 1 1 MI Confident Michigan Squad Maroon Will Battle Press Tends To Start War, Slosson Says It Has Come! Directory For Sale Monday The Student Directory is a...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. '" TOV. 6, 192)7 Straus Directs Housing NEWS IN BRIEF executive secretary of the party. Michigan "there will be a realignment in poli- LANSING-Gov. Frank Murphy tics and possibly a third party in the launched the annual Red Cross roll tind i Rdspartyeinthe call yesterday with a proclamation nation in 1940 Rose added thatI urging citizens of the State to con- labor first began to support Presi- tribute t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Seeks Third Conference Win Over Chicago Today A Varsity Looks Fourth A nnunal Swim Circus To Be Held At I-M Pool For Easy Win Over MVaroons Iseadin gMaroun Backfield Threat CI(aait Cjrowd Will Start At Fullback I ti . IT TnRuttIF Z - - - --- A..U.7DU..~.2.U.' S UTA .3B attle S.3 Tonight y PF~ dirc T h iv J"ItL(ti XA/41/l 4V4 FAI i .a TC.a+ V'..P 4V zr .vv Wo WV aWw Janke Gains Tackle Post; Purucker May Rep...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1937 SATURDAY, NOV.. 6, 1937 has had a change of heart in eight days. For the sake of the country and labor we earnestly hope so. The Right To Work Is No Longer Vital . . . Board of Editors rZANAGING EDITOR .............JOSEPH S. MATTES EDITORIAL DIRECTOR............TUURE TENANDER CITY EDITOR ...................IRVING SILVERMAN William Spaller Robert Weeks Irvin Lisagor Helen Douglas NIGHT EDITORS:H...…
…SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1937 THE MICHIGAN IDA.IL PAGE=- THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________________________________________________________________ I PAGE Independents To Hear Talk On Citizenship C. G. Brandt Will Speak; Year's Assembly Plans To Be Described "University Citizenship" is the sub- ject upon which Prof. Carl G. Brandt of the speech department will speak at the Assembly Banquet, which is to be held at 6 p.m. Mon...…
…GE six THE M IC H;iGAN DAILY Aate Demands Japanese War Eagles Also Travel On Their Stomachs Siosson Says Press Tends To SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 195 Make These Japanese aviators in North China treated themselves to a hearty meal just before taking off on a mission of bombing and death. One of Nippon's greatest problems during its current campaign in China has been to supply warriors with food as well as ammunition. To bring supplies a great naval f...…
…Weather Colder, rain or snow today; tomorrow continued cold. Yl r e A6F A6P d8ft A'g- AdW VOL. XLIX. No. 37 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAYI NOV. 6, 1938 "m . .. ,:. r-- FDR Will Ask Appropriation' History Shows Reasons Weak For English-American Alliance A i By BEN MARINO tions of political, constitutional and F r eConsidering the experience of brok- legal nature would have to be re- conciled before the ground could be broken. Be...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Rebuilt 95-Ton Atom-Smasher' Future ,School Is Considered 'I Political Machines A. K. Stevens Will Lead Deutscher Verein To Meet Influence Election, Cooperative Discussion The Deutscher Verein, student Ger- A. K. Stevens of the English de- man organization, will hold it' regu- Claims Muyskenslabiwelmetn at81pm. partment will lead a group discus- lar bi-weekly meeting at 8:15 p.m. sion of cooperatives to be held at 3 Tu...…
…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; 11:00 a.m. Saturday. SUNDAY, NOV. 6, 1938 VOL. XLIX. No. 37 Notices Faculty Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven. will be at home to faculty members and residents of Ann Arbor Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. Faculty, School of Education: The regular mont...…
…TH E CHIGAN DAILY ___ DAILY 71 DWI-~ ,/-f )7: I I t -t n+ or w v =n..t. - ... ed and managed by students of the University of gan uncer the authority of the Board in Control of nt Publi-ations. lished every morning except Monday during the rsity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the r republication of all news dispatches credited to not otherwise credited in this newspape...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Qsseinbly Banquet To Be Held Tomorrow Night At L 'rof. Weaver Jr1omen Invited To Coffee Hour At Michigan Union Ti Is To Deliver__ eap uest Main Address s Bnquet Head Student Mixer Cleveland Symphony, Banquet, Announces Deadline - For J.G.P. Scripts First Of Series, Lectures To Be Week's Events For s___The deadline for scripts for the Chairman SaysJuirGrsPawilbWendy The Cleveland Symphony Orches- gious Association are spo...…
…'1411,MICHT(;IAN DAILY Averines Score Three Times Then Coast To 19-13 Vici Cory ner Tallies te On Punt eturn, Pass 's Blocked Kick overed By Sukup I Zone For Score Continued from Page 1) Is) In 1 line late in the final period two plays Jack Dutcher, ore quarterback, scored the uchdown that has been regis- )f a running play against in this season. ent 18 yards around right end first attempt, and then ada- 2 yards down the sidelines on se ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Upsets Rock Grid World As Wildcats, Pitt, Golden Bears Boi Northwestern Stopped. 20-13I By Wisconsin N.U. Hope For Undisputed Crown Fades; Badger's Spirit, Speed Triumph; EVANSTON, Ill., Nov. 5.-(iP)-WTs- consin fired its bolt today and the explosion virtually shattered the' dream of an undisputed Western Con- ference championship which North- western had prayed for after its con-. quest of Minnesota a week ago. The scrap...…
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