…N DAIL _,.,.. t CAMPU S CLCI TY di Men's Fashions Tent Brighter Coors $ 1 At nal Parties Fraternities amination Dances Being Held "Tonight wo Chapter Houses of the proximity of exam- two fraternity dances are I this week-end. Delta Sig- having a formal in the honor of its new initiates, nbda Chi Alpha is giving a :the chapter house. IGMA PI igma Pi will hold a formal ight from 9:30 to 1 p. m. unni Room of the League of new initiates....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I AOL Til CAMPUS socr Chapters Hold More Parties This Week-End P1 Lambda Pi Entertains With Formal; Phi Kappa Sigma Has Pledge Dance Fraternities are celebrating the pre-final period by several dances this week-end. Friday being the thirteenth was a popular night. PH! SRIGMA KAPPA At Phi Sigma Kappa chapter house last night a pledge formal was held under the direction of Carlton Gil- bert, '35. Th guest list included:...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS SOCI ETY a Latest In Styles. Seen At Dances' This Week-End Sphix, Triangles Hold Annual Party; Phi Sigma Kappa Gives Formal By BARBARA KANE Sphinx and Triangles, junior hon- orary societies, held their annual- dance Friday night in the Ethel Fountain Hussey Room of the League. There we saw numerous women whose gowns expressed the latest trends, in evening fashions. Mary Jean White, '34, appeared in a silver s...…
…JHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS OCIETY .,. , Sororities Give Linners, Dances honoring Guests 0uj-O-Town Visitors Here Entertamed At Houses During Week-End Sororities spent last week-end for the most part entertaining guests from out of town. The majority of houses will be hostesses at rushing 4inners this week. A 1PHA P IJ .Hortense Bumpus, of Monroe, and Corinne Krentler, of Detroit, both former students, spent the week-end at the Alpha Phi house. M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS SOCI ETY pol Faculty Fetes Senior Class In Education -i L oue's Modernization Policy Sororities Plan Unique Dinners To Fete Guests Faculty Members Will Be Entertained By Many Houses During Week Mid-year rushing by sororities has begun. Many houses are entertaining at dinners for prospective pledges. Other houses are busy with dinners for faculty members. ALPHA OMICRON PI Monday night a rushing dinner for sev...…
…TALE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS I SOCIETY I Louise Cooley Betrothed To Loy Sutherland Marriage Of Rosemary Cornwell And Robert M. Carter Announced Louise Cooley, '29, of Lansing, an- nounced her engagement to Loy M. Sutherland, '29, of Pontiac, on Dec. 31, at a bridge tea at the Hotel Olds in Lansing. Miss Cooley is a member of Delta Gamma and was prominent in campus activities while attending the University. She has been for sev- eral yea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL§Y CAMPUS SOCI ETY I 'Tal' Talbot To Sing This Week At Union Dance Balloons To Be Released At Dances; Five Guests To Receive Free Tickets Richard N. Cogger IL Slide Rule Dance Novel Program To Be Offered At League Tea Novelty Dancing, Vocal Selections To Be Given Mosher-Jordan Guests The League tea to be held this afternoon from 4 to 6 p. m. will honor the residents of Mosher-Jordan as the special guests, Ruth Robinson...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DATTY ., CAMPUS SOC IETY 'I I Cosmopolitan Club To Hear Talk OnKorea Hyug-Min Kim To Speak; Korean Women Students Will ive Duet And Trio Concluding the semester's activi- ties, the Cosmopolitan Club will pre- sent a progam dedicated to the study of Korea at 8 p. m. tonight in Lane Hall Auditorium. The meeting, which is sponsored by the Korean Students Club, will include a talk on Korea by Hyung- Min Kim, brad., and a shor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS I SOCI ETY Dom Pedro Is Chosen J-Hop Second Band Will Come From Chicago Especially For Dance, Jewett Announces Don Pedro and his orchestra, now playing at the Terrace Garden of the Hotel Morrison in Chicago, have been secured as the second band for. the J-Hop, Charles W. Jewett, '34, an- nounced last night. Pedro will leave the Morrison the night before the J-Hop and make the trip especially for the occasion...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS I CIL ly I i_. ........., ..",. .... ... ...0 Decorations Of J-Hop To Be Put On Display Will Show Model Today; Winning Posters Also To Be Exhibited A large lighted model of the deco- rations for the J-Hop will be placed on display in a State Street book store, this morning, Francis Palms, '34A, announced last night. The model was constructed by, Palms and other students in the ar- chitectural school and shows...…
…TIE. MICHIGAN DAILY ~ r %m CAMPUS IE " ' League To Give Radio Program On January 29 Ethel McCormick To Talk; Michigan Songs, Dance Music To Be Featured A special program sponsored by the League will be broadcast over WJR at 5 p. m. Jan. 29. The program will consist of an account of League activities for the year, the changes that have been made this year, and some typical League entertainment. Ethel A. McCormick, director of the League...…
…G. -THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,... .., .,.. s a . ._ _ 1. CAMPUS SOCIETY Ig ' I k .' . I £ f Z ._.. ... Sororities Elect House Officers For This Yea Women Leave To Attend Seybold-Smith Wedding At Jackson Saturday A number of women will attenc the Seybold-Smith nuptials this Sat. urday. Sorority activities are con- fined to election of officers until next semester when examination worries will be part of the dear dead past. GAMMA PHI BETA ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY Pajama Styles Need Brilliant Color Touches Ribbed Corduroy, Crepe, And Velvet Are Popular Fabrics For Lounging By BARBARA BATES House parties during J-Hop neces- sitate the newest and brightest of lounging pajamas. Bright colors or startling combinations of light and dark seem to find great popularity with new buyers. For really comfortable pajamas the ribbed corduroys and heavy velvets are excellent. The...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOC Y s WJR Is Outlet For Program About League Miss McCormick To Talk On Purposes Of Build ilg, Facilities For Work An hour program devoted to ex- planation of the functions of the League and a description of the fa- cilities offered therein will be broad- cast over station WJR from 5 until 6 p. m. Sunday.; An address comparing the League with the word "achievement" will be delivered by Ethel McCormick, social di...…
…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 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 MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDA 0 t.. , I u 190%1. 1 1 V&"-' % F, I elwt.l- AAA r 4 U" FOCI ffice Addition To President's Home Will Be Completed Soon Students Are' To Enterta n At League Tea f l'Vis-cortsin Co-Eds Tie Lt, !P1mrd N4 I~i(CL ~Sororities T o Give Diinners For' F acult y Women's Houses Devote First Week To Rushing Aiid Exchxuge Parties Tennis Champi p Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Omicron Kappa Delta To League, Pi And Receive ...…
… -Associated Free 'Photo The city of Shanhaikwan, dominating northern land and sea gateways of China, was reported in ruins following a series of battles in which Japanese troops won control from the Chinese. About 500 were reported slain in the fighting. A general view of Shanhaikwan is shown here. - t (Tuberculosis Among College Students Reported As Menace Ex-President Dies Suddenly; Nation1Mouris Wife Discovers Husband's Body In Home...…
…THIE MICHIGAN 'DAILY SA Papers ~THe Grete Ting tin'i he World Is Service bhute ToC____ ______________________ I --Associated Press Photos !Calvin 'Coolidge, thirtieth president of the United States, who piloted the 'nation through the most prosperous years in world history, is shown by Associated Press. photographers as he appeared at the height of his career. IN COSTUME (Above, left)--One of the most popular pictures of the late ea:presiden...…
…TiEMCII:GAN DAILY Formidable Defense To Canadian ' ean o---- Of Cincinnati To Get Amateur Golf Tourney 'New Ball Satisfactory. Says New UJS.G.A. Head ii Incoming Speech NEW YORK, Jan. 7.--(AP)-The 1933 National Amatear Golf cham- pionship was awarded the Kenwood Country Club at Cincinnati and the National Open at Glenview, Ill., as the United States Golf Association, at its annual meeting today, formally installed a new slate of officer...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vave Of Unrest tirs Spain As .6 Are Killed xtrenist Organizations Attack Industrial Cities Without Forewarning Domnb French Station utbreaks First Occur In Oviedo When Miners Kill Engineer MADRID, Jan. 9.--(P)-A wave of tremist unrest sweeping through e young republic of Spain left a toll 16 persons killed and a large num- r wounded today, while an unesti- ated number were under arrest. Striking suddenly and without Lrning,...…
…ICHIGAN DAILY ie Story Of' rims Is Told V. W. Crane y Professor Says y Plymouth Settlers e Of Low Station Little Property ot Flee Persecutions lugh Church; Feared er Of Neighbors histanding the many claims England blue-bloods, the r carried a mere hundred of whom not more than a me from so high a station hi society as the middle class, Sto Prof. Verner W. Crane, story department, in a le- ch was delivered yesterday facilities of the Universit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hoover's Arms Proposal Gets ColdReception Senate Approval Appears Unlikely; Fish Attacks President's Message WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-P)- Congressional rejection of anotheri recommendation by President Hoover -with one dealing with arms em- bargoes--..today appeared extremelyc likely.1 The chief executive asked that the long-pending international arms conference be ratified or .that he be given authority to declare munitionsl e...…
…zar as Jaxe vy Toll In tern States rn California Is Hit By Gales; Two ; Three Missing rips Minnesota rature Falls To 17 ees Below Zero; e Die From Cold THE Beer In The Balance In Commiuee r * ~t ssc , r* ea~ . . . ..aov a~ ~ $ ing Press) ated states- nia-today sur- death-dealing of a blizzard, and gales. .ntry was dig- -blocked high- at least three with mercury degrees below nia was count- loss of life it mile gale. Tew York lolled 11 in hi...…
… Physician Reports Her In Louisiana Democrat Will Coma, But Nature Of Keep Talking Until Bank Ailment Is Withheld Measure Is Changed -Associated Press Photo Corporal William Jubb (left) and George Washington Brown, 92 and 80 years old respectively, are shown receiving their instructions from Charles W. Eldridge, centenarian referee, before squaring off for the "whisker-weight" boxing championship at St. Petersburg, Fla. The battle ended in a ...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Conntiued from Page 2) ergarten, 11:00 a. m. Morning er and sermon by the Reverend y Lewis. esbyterian S t u d e n t Appoint- s: 9:30 Morning Classes at the ch House. Freshmen Class- y of the Bible and its Current ications, Lee Klaer. Sophomore Upperclass Students-Campus al Issues, Betty Klaer. 45 Morning Worship, Beginning v series on "Christ in the Mod. Crisis" Tomorrow's topic: "The >tten Factor-G...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SysRutiven Receives ,y Ineiewed Ont Merits Of Honor System Wir'e From Nrth ICU r.~ reasons Given or Stands Pro )r Con On Plan hange Would Be At Least As Successful As That Now In Use, Say Some U-gu ents Divided ndergraduates Would Be Responsible For Success Or Failure of Plan (Continued from Page 1) ed,; but were willing to try it. Judg- g from the manner in which the plies were given, an impartial ob- rver would be incl...…
…THE MICHIGAN IAILY William T. Cosgrave (left); former president, and President Eamcn de Valera are rival candidates for president of the Irish Free State. The voting will take place January 24. Northwestern Has 'Dishonor' Exam System New System Has Students Sign Honesty Pledge; Must Report Cheating Northwestern University students may not, as they have themselves reported via the Student Council, be trusted to use the honor system, but some...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATIY Alder Named As Fresh Air Camp lrector Local School Principal Is Appointed For Second Successivc Year GcOn' G. Alder, principal of Jones juj ox ,J h school and last year's di- e.tor of the University Fresh Air Camp, was reappointed as director of the 1933 Summer Camp at a recent meeting of the Executive Com- mittee, according to an announce- ment by Prof. F. N. Menefee of the engineering department and chair- man of the comm...…
…-, 't.9~~t-. THE MICHIGAN DA*ILY I- TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Training Urged' For Backward Child By Keeler Says Handicapped Youth Will Become Burden To Society Later In Life Education Is Costly Adequate Health Service For Children Is Deemed Biggest Of Problems Training for the handicapped child, so that he may be an asset to society instead of a permanent lia- bility, must not be entirely dropped from school budgets lest recent valu- able progr...…
… :. * ....... ... - OGDEN L. - - ---j -Associated Press Photo A quiet back-stage struggle between old guard Republicans and followers of President Hoover for control of the party organization is expected to break into the open after March 4. The main contest will center about the chairmanship of the national committee now held by Everett Sanders. Talk among Republicans is that Sanders desires to relinquish the post and both camps are scouting ...…
…THE MIHIGA N DIlt SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 19 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) on "Personality Plus." Salon Orches- tra will give a short program of oper- atic selections. Usual twenty cent supper. 6:00 p. m. Presbyterian S t u d e n t Appoint- ments: 9:30 Student Classes-Church H ouse. 10:45 Morning Worship. 3:45 Foreign Service Association Meeting at Lane Hall. 5:30 Social Hour and Supper. 6:30 Student Forum. Subject "Am I getting ...…
…- I__ _ ______ High Schools Enter Debate League Finals Elimination Contest Opens With 68 Entering For First Debate Feb. 3. Chinese Furniture Collections In Museum Reflect Oriental Life Dr. Woody Sees South Seeks Revival Of Barter Pre-School Age With Cities Offering LocalScrip A A ,. - - I T XT _1 With the first elimination series debate scheduled for Feb. 3. only 8 schools remain in the contest for state honois in the Michigan High Schoo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iv Bell Explains Women's Gym Requirements Many Receive Corrective Exercises, Others Play On Intramural Teams (Continued from Page 1) runs through the day and into the evening so that students may elect the desired activity at a suitable hour. Many of our students are work- ing for pay and special arrangements are made for these students in every known case. The purely elective program with competition in both team games, in...…
…I I . i , . I THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY LA ~J AWI~JAPEA 5.) .n aLr i, R. L. Morrison Favors State's Tax For Roads Recalls Expenses Of Trip Taken In 1917; Roads Today More Economical "Sometimes it is cheaper to pay taxes, especially when unimproved roads collect two to four times as much from the driver's pocketbook in increased gas, oil, tire, and de- preciation costs as the nominal 'good road taxes' which go toward paving high...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,3 Further Grants For State Poor May Be Avoided Comstock Believes Bills, Fedral Aid May Obviate Direct Appropriations Tax Relief Group" Emergency Relief Group Considered To Handle Administration Of Funds } . Where The Roosevelts Will Worship In Washington By GILBERT T. SHILSON (Associated Press Staff Writer) LANSING, Jan. 26.-Direct stat appropriations for local welfare ma be avoided, Gov. William A. Com stock s...…
…_ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY iais Push Four Charged With Bribery Plead Not Guilty Stubborn Battle On Foreclosures Midwestern Farmers See $1,500,000,000 Staked In Mortgaged Debts Relief Is Demanded Eight States Embattled In 'Moratorium' Demand; Ohioans Use Coercion DES MOINES, Ia., Jan. 27-()- With an estimated billion and a half dollars at stake in the form of mort- gaged debt in nine states, midwest- ern farmers today stuck with firm- ness to the...…
…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 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fright Colors Are Shown In Spring Ouifit" I -2 AF=w ANN ARBOR'S FOREMOST FASHION SHOPPE -in f a A t Begining Friay, J ntary6-t Gay Prints And Colorfu Plaid On 'Rough Wcave~ Are Latest Creations' BY CAOL . HANANt When winter com~s sring cer- tainly can't be far behind. Paris has; been busy for the last month getting ready, for it, feeling that sring is here already. Most of the spring co- lections are not quite ...…
…CH A-N- D-AfIA7 l FROM THE PRESS BOX By JOHN THOMAS MICHIGAN WILL ENCOUNTER Illinois tomorrow night at Urbana in the second game of the current trip. The Suckers have planned a rous- ing welcome for the Michigan team that includes a victory on their home floor-or so they intimate in advance dope. We never heard of weather conditions hampering basketball practice until just the other day. In the Daily Illini there appeared a story about a ...…
…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...…
…T lE MICHIGAN DAILY TunasI) 3AY, SAN Holiday S alIel Hits New Low; Cash Is Scarce Hoarding Still Indicated As Little Currency Is Drawn From Banks Low Prices Noted Undoubtedly Had Marked Effect On Decreased Volume Of Trade NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-(;P)-A strik- ing financial phenomenon of the hol- iday season was the small amount of currency withdrawn from the banks. In part, it presumably reflected a smaller volume of Christmas shop- ping, than in ...…
…,TCHIGAN DAILY (1 I?'fb Tfh j ~ t J 1 A j g s ~ g T t l n t r . .v Iup..uv lt Futt - _X2. V Starts Plans For With New Rea o v e r i1n e n I (Continued from Page 1) epoch can accurately be describedl President -Elect, Stimison as fully laissez faire). " i e pertinent question today To Confer On Foreignw d* ear uti td To Cofer n Foeignwould appear to be no whether in Relations, Debts I the abstract to move farther, but! concretely what moves ...…
…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...…
