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…THE MICI-TIGAN DAILY 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 second rl...…

…*iAE~OF ~tR 1 THE MICHIGA N DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1931 ~- * j M4q +an Um1 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publicatiohs. 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 otherwae Credited in this paper and the local new& published herein. En...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U4t Mtc4 toutDaitla Published every morning except Monday during the University yeaf 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- blication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as ...…

…PA--E FOUR 'T'HE MIC141CA t DAILY" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1931 FO~ ' :4p TCHIAN AIL Th~DAY OCO~R 7',193 iyMr c441gan Dail Published every morning except Monday during the Univerity 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 ...…

…"THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1031 . . As a pet side issue, they are ignorantly criticizing the work of the Michigan R. O. T. C. unit. They slander Published every morning except Monday during the University year tha tho Ignorance breeds contemt"Verycertin by the Board in Control of Student Publications. KILLINS GRAVEL Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. slogan as being "The best preparation for peace is T...…

…tyxaxpi POUR ftHE MICHICAN DYAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1931 __ _ 0 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 Assocated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not*otherw.ae credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Ertered at th...…

…ron rTHE MICHIGAN DIAILY 'FRIDAY, OCTOBZR 30, 1931 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publcations. 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 lhereir}, Entered at the Post Office...…

…R,~'~ M I CHITCAN -DAtLEY 51re ietiiau Baitg PublisheA every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Alember 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 an, the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor...…

…31 """ T HE M IC H IGCAN DA ILY Y WVAVA 'vA Mn 42 ==::: V, "5 N s - 'I IEPARTM T PASWRIT ER FINDS OLD TIME MAID DULL NAUGURATINGOPEN Wo-en No onerst IO~kV [II flDRYMothers. NewIIC EqCU N New Eqi Fie ALL uipment Imported,Third dd Re-Surfaced for Extra Players. WOMEN INVITED Interclass PMr a c t i c e to Be Held This Afternoon. cond Never before has the physical eduction department emphasized field hockey for women as it is do- ing t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y' - , 12 'wA IM ......... ORORITIS SHO INGENUITY IN FALL' USHINGFUNCTION dew Motifs Feature Decorative Schemes Carried Out at Parties. DIGNIFIED DINNERS HELD abaret and Pirate Affairs Arel Popular; Entertainment Is Versatile. By A. M. W., '34 Cleverness, originality, and inge- Zuity characterize the rusling teas nd dinners which are being and nave been held at the sororities on ampus during the week. Some of he most unus...…

… "'' OW A University Organist E T L CHAIRMEN CONTEMPORARY PAINTING EXHIBIT TA ESAF 11'LEAGHes sncWhy Weekly CH ANGE IA EAGE ESHOWS ART ON BACKWARDTREND .r ha9 ' EO HGA I ED F Prt~amsSucee ODiversity o f Subjects Features types are represented in the collc-L[ _____ CllecioninYAumn tion. Maurice Sterne has contribut-TOO EXECUTIYV ILD MEETI1 Memorial Hall. An exceptionally fine and inter- esting exhibit of contemporary American Painting has bee...…

…r- ® 9- Years Rial " """"1 C' w ' ca Soff w t Formals F e CO-ompletion of is is) T AVIATION ATTRACTS MANY WOMEN WHOPROVE THEMSELVES SKILLED R 'Does Not Require Muscles' Says Alice du Pont, Mrs. Alexander P. Hamilton Gay, Needs de sversky, and Mrs. Margery Intelligence.' Durant Cooper, and Miss Alicia Series i Patterson who fly adventurously * irs L 1,VLUC JE~ -a. Commence on Monday for "Flying is for the ordinary wo- Y f man the keenest fun...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WINN v edging Ceremonies Terminate Week of Rushing by Sr a 20 WMENTO TAKE FIRST VOWS TO 21 MICHIGAN SORORITIES AT PLEDGING RITS THI SATNOON Silence Will iI 5 o'Clock Today. Last FOLLOW NEW SYSTEM abaret Dinners, Pirate Raids and Fox Hunts Feature Week's Rushing. (Continued From Page z)' Dak; Christine Kelly, '35, Royal Dak; Ruth Birdseye, '33, Detroit; Miriam Hall, '34, Detroit; Margaret 3urke, '35, Marquette; Ire...…

…:HIGAN v JA; L, -I J 1-1 1 ~ I I 5Z._. ..a" Z;.1 W a " WA*A . Cww 3 _5 e .s a .T WOMEN WILL BEGIN INTRAMURAL GAMiES MONDAYAFTE RNOON Campus Groups to Start Season With Hockey Game at 4 o'Clock. MISS BURR WILL COACH ACTRESS HOLDS CITIZEN PAPERS FASHION DESIGNERS SUCCEED IN FLATTERING EMPRESS TYPE CHY CTIVITYSUBSCRIBE TO THE MICHIGAN D BEGIS THS WEK IWe Carry a Comple By B. A. C. '34. All Women May Participate Open Hockey Day T...…

…THE MICIGAN DAIL I L1 lio %a MUA I= mily Bates, Jean Bentley Chosen Chatrift-en by Panhellen NO VET PLANNEO' RE[ND OF MONTH; USE1S TO ATTENf larship Cup Will Be Given Pi Beta Phi; Committees to Be Chosen Later. r to BALL HELD IN HOLIDAYS Outstanding Social Event Given by Michigan Women; Tickets Available Soon, Election of Emily Bates, '32, as chairman of the annual Pan-hel-' lenic banquet, and of Jean Bentley, '33, as general chai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -i- " . . . WI Activities of Intramural Seaso DINNERS FOLLOW PLEDGING RITES; PLEDGE LISTS ARE SUPPLEMENTED Northwestern to Be Newcomer on Debating Schedule for Coming Season.' Interest in women's debating is greatly increased this year, believes Mr. Floyd K. Riley of the speech department, who is to 'coach the women's squad during the coming season. Approximately twenty w o m e n have already begun work, consid-; er...…

…1a, lo THE MICHIGAN DAIT ! '1 , C 9F __ _574 Central Committee Chosen for Panhellenic Bell and Banqt, WUMEN APPO TED TO ASSIST GENERAL, -CHAIRMANINWOR Josephine Timberlake, Emily Bates, Jean ent 1y Pick Committees. BANQUET TO BE OCT. 261 C 't 't C i t LIBR ARY H AS A QUI ET AT MOSPH ERE STATESDEAN LLOYD IN INTERVIEW Women Appreciate Study at women, and was named in honor League for Use During and of Jessie Horton Koessler, a pro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---. - . ! L. .. .. .1.:? ems, + OPENING CONTESTS OR H (OCKEY SERIES TO START MONDAY Delta Gamma, Alumnae House, to Play First Game of 'Round-Robin.' SIX GROUPS TO ENTER Independent Women Should Sign Up for Hockey as Soon as Possible. Opening the series of "round- 1obin" tournaments to decide the participants in the elimination round, three games will be played at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Palmer field, with a f...…

…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1921' THE MICHIGAN DA:~ PAGE PtVL I ................. I5 V I _--- E r , .. 3. I r III i i WOME'S AT6H HLETIC Outdoor Trail to Feature Event for This Month; to Be Saturday, Oct. 24. WILL ORGANIZE CLUBS Glendora Gosling, '33, and Mary Stewart Have Charge of Sports Activities. Plans for an outdoor season which is different from anything in' whic University women have par- ticipated are being formed now under...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - - - 1 420 z = , , , s , - - -S -=-n- k j r + a ..._., e_.__. : lllRGIL' PL MAHUSRIPTS REl B To Annunce Committee Mem..- bers Tuesday; Committee, Named in Full. TIME OF MEETING SET Activity Points Will Be Given to All Women Who Handed in Manuscripts To read the manuscripts which lave been submitted, eight in num- b,.er, the central committee of the 1932 Junior Girls' Play held a meet- ing at 7 o'clock last night in th...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL x 1 '" " 5 W ® - _ c p _ _ _ _ SCORES OF HOCKE GAMES SHOW KEENl SIRIT OF RIVALRY Helen Newberry, Mosher Hall Have Tied Score ins>Closely Contested Game. ALPHA XI DELTA WINS Kappa Kappa Gamma Defeats Pi Beta Phi 3 to 1 in Fast Game. In the opening round of the in- tramural hockey games played yes- 'Eran Tryouts Myr n Assist or Drectory . All second semester Freshmen IT or Sophomore women-who are interested in trying o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIII IIIIIIIIIIII 1111111 1111 11 *DORMITORY HLDS CL ASS ELECTIONS FOR SCHOLt YEA R ucille Priest, Mariam Cortright Are Senior Presidents at Mosher Jordan. COMMITTEES ARE PICKED Freshman Class Chooses Jane Colby, Marie Metzer , to Lead Class.. Residents of Mosher Jordan halls have practically completed their elections of class officers for the entire present school year. Lucile Priest, '32, was elected senior class presiden...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... . . ._ , . -- .A.to Begin Membership Cagupaign Nkt Wednesdyc HIVE TO FEATURE1 IRST OF OUTDOOR 'PORTSAUDY 7Voien Must Have Five Points to Become Active Members off Organization. MUST PAY ONE DOLLAR I )utdoor Carnival to Culminate Work; Ice Carnival to.. Be in February. Formally beginning their activi- es, the Women's Athletic Associa-' on will hold a membership cam- aign from Oct. 21 to Oct. 24. Every woman student e...…

…STHE MICHICAN DAILY r si.a..5Z TA " x r t1: e i " v . Sophomore Women Will Met PLANS FOR A',NNUAL PROJECT OF CLASS TO BE CONSIDEREDO Five Members of Central Staff to Be Elected; Nominations Will Be Submitted. COUNCIL TO PRESIDE Barbara Braun, Katherine Ferrin to Address Meeting; Miss McCormick to Speak. A meeting of Sophomore women to discuss plans for this year's SINGER, 19, CALLED NEW OPERA FIND Writer Discusses Problem of Mothers...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' AA - C-t r P NM i . .. ...... . ... HOC EY GUITESTSI BTART UITH FIRST TWO SCORES EVENl Kappa Delta, Delta Gamma De- feat Martha Cook, Betsy Barbour in First Games. PLAY BOTH GAMES WELL )orothy Felske, Margaret Smith, Virginia Olds Make Goal Points. Two 2 to 0 scores were the results Af the intramural hockey games layed yesterday afternoon at Pal- ner Field House. In the first game Kappa Delta' lefeated Martha Cook Dorm...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Aj FA'vA Mn s 4'' phomore Cabaret Elections Will Be Held Toda ,OMMITTEE HEADS NILLBEEECE IT 4:5O'CLOCK Eighteen Women Nominated for Nine Positions on Central Committee. TO BE HELD IN LEAGUE Elections to Be Conducted by Chairmen and Members of Judiciary Council. Eighteen sophomore women have been nominated for the nine posi- tions of the central committee 7f the third annual Sophomore Cab- aret, the elections being a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY-* TAVAM M I 3". -\. SI?- grarce Mayr ,. __ _. . +: hosefl Cabaret Chairman by Sophomore Wo ,AtICE GOODENOW W I A GSI T GENERAL CHAIROIVIRN MC lflI I r - f . + WVOMEN ELECTED TO JOIN SOCIETY I...SocieyNoes. Barbara Braun, '33, Chairman of Last Year's Cabaret, Gives Address. NINE CHAURPEN ELECTED Parformance Ma yBe Given in League Ballroom This Year. Results from the ,ophomore elec- tions for chairmen of c nmi...…

…r INWoQrorE23~ 1931 -THE MICHIGANDAILY__ First League Party Will Be Held From 4 to 6 o'Clock CATHERINE HEESON, To Head First Party M GE JA E T YT SOCIAL CHIRMAN, PLAN CARf ARTY SIX COMITTES SMEI IT RProceeds of Affair to Be Used Mosher Jordan Gives Names Alpha Chi Omega. glis, Mrs. Kreg, Mrs. Bunting, Mrs. Outd PBJAlpha Chi Omega had a tea last Underdown. Of the Detroit alum- ,for a Student Loan Fund of Committee Heads and Saturday in honor of...…

…ATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 193 THE MIC14TGAN DAI E-. PAGE FIVP ! 1IF TI -T A LD ./Y Vtl1l1IZiaT 1JYf _.AOF rV. W. A. A. Membership Campaign Culminates in Outdoor Trail ALL WOMEN HAE EOUA CHANCE TO lOIN ASOIATO Women Are Considered Inactive Until They Have Earned Five Points. NEW PROJECT PLANNED Dorothy Ellsworth Heads Drive for New Members of Organization. Culmination of the intensive three day Women's Athletic Association membership campa...…

…TAM M W, A'vA III- P .. .. .., ,. . Michigan Sororities to LEAGUE BA[LLROO'M WILL BESCENE UOF AFFAIR' - 'TOMORROW Scholarship Cup to Be Awarded to Pi Beta Phi for Third Consecutive Year. O. J. CAMPBELL TO SPEAK Houses to Sing Songs Between Courses; League Orchestra to Play. In Charge of Banquet :i I 4 4. ---I 44. Twenty-one sororities will gather at 6 o'clock tomorrow night in the main ballroom of the League for the seventh annual P...…

…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY"f PACE rTvt I r -- ----- --- ,. . . m ® Outdoor WIL NT BE1OPE AFTER CTOBE 30i Dues Payable Friday for Women Who Were Active Members Last Year. GUESTS TO GET POINTS Saturday's Function to Be First of Series of Monthly Sport Programs. Because of the rain on Saturday the outdoor trail was postponed un- til Saturday, Oct. 31. Groups will leave at 2 o'clock from the Palmer Field house. In case of ...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _--.- . _ . ..T c . . . Mt League Plans to Hold Mardi Gras to Replace Bazaar, Dec. 4, 5 LEACUE BALL 0DM WILE BE USED AS SETTINGFOR0 EVENT Chairmen Are Asked to Appoint Committee Members This Week. STAGED WITH CABARET Katherine Ferrin, '32, Chairman, Outlines Plans for New Project. All the colorful pageantry of an old world festival will form a vivid background for the first annual Mardi Gras...…

…if TITS AV, OTOt , 29, 1oaf THE viiO iAN DAITL PAGE PAd! ~!VN _______________________---~ -~------~, . . ''7 . c V ROUND ROBIN ENDS S SIX TEA IN EASY VICTORIES Mosher Defeats Jordan 1 to 0; Betsy Barbour Downed by Zeta Tau Alpha. DELTA ETA DEFAULTS Pi Phi Beats Chi Omega, 6 to 1, While Alpha Phi Bows to Gamma Phi Beta. Fourteen teams played off the last games of the round robin Wed- nesday afternoon in the intramur- al hockey tournament...…

…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DATILCY WAGE F ., _. 'il -A t . .ss...N...,...., F f _ -- ''- a'4--^ . - me a A" Rf ae r i Miss Harriet Brazier Chosen Director of 1932 Junior Gir4 s' Play COMMITTEE MAKES AT LASTMEETIN Miss Brazier Has Six Years Experience in Dramatics and Dancing. TO COME FOR TRYOUTS Manuscripts Will Be Decided on Monday by Members of Central Committee. Miss Harriet Brazier was chosen as director of the 1932...…

…THE MICHICAN DAIEY' LW A' WA I .. .. .. .,, .. .., ;..... zmm.., Judiciary Council Starts Advisory Plan to Reach All Vo? CHAIRMAN ADV ISESI COOPERATION WITH MEMBERSBY ALL Violation of League House Rules Cited by Sallie E.sminger, Head of Council.OI OUTLINES ;REGULATIONS l PROFESSOR HAYDEN SAYS PHILIPPINE ISLAND WOMEN HOLD HIGH POSITION -_ Consideration Use of of Others Governs Building as Clubhouse. Starting a campaign to acq...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAI L: DATT7Y ~ .abby Street Revises Cardinal laln-eup for Open ' E kM E lack Makes Only One Change n Championship Team, Sends Williams to Short. AUL DERRINGER EAGER As game time approaches Gabby reet, manager of the Cardinals, ces the possibility of having to e a crip led line-up in opening e World Series today against the ampions of 1930, the Philadelphia Wolverines 'Perfect Defense Against Aerial Attac MACK ...…

…THE MICHIGAN EFEAT CAALS 6 U K!PKE G1IS TEAM Ea.ay Drill Determines Starting LirAeup; Everhardus Reports After Ankle Injury. Michigan will place two strong teams in the field when it meets Central State Teachers College of Mt. Pleasant and Michigan Nor- mal College of Ypsilanti tomorrow. 'Ihe starting lineup is fairly cer- tain after Everhardus reported last night for the first time since his an..le injury. With him back in the line...…

…____- THE MLTcHTrAN LDA1LY ___ s :allahan Shuts 'it ila'e pia Athletics,. 4 LATE WITH BTB Wild Bill Allows A's Three Hits But Issues Eight Bases on Balls. EARNSHAW LOSER Teams Will Go to Philadelphia to Reopen Series Monday Standing All Even. FIRST INNING Athletics: Bishop opened with a hard hit to Frisch who threw to Bttomley for the out. Haas was struck out by Hallahan. Cochrane ended the inning by striking out. No- runs, no hits, n...…

…AN DAILY ugan Wins, Opening Cxames9 2 7 to 0, 34 tc IUMORE ST ARS W'LVERINES r Throws Perfect Passes Poor Receiving Robs Team of Scores. ON PLUNGES WELL y Fulfills Predictions Starring in Both Football Games. Continued From Page 1) time it was Omar LaJeu- ao sent the ball over the ,s for the extra point. an was far superior to its . all departments of the nassing a total of 15 first one for Normal, gaining 212 yards from scrimmage ...…

…*114RE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 THE MICHIGANDAILY THIRD *F 'Adiumm-M aERIES9 S T SWAT CHAMPIONS OF THE LEAGUES HuIAID AIIUD e MEET IN SERIES TO TALK IT OVER IIUVVI III fU L Ii yE4M '*l, STARH EFT TACKL KIPKEMEN WORK ON AE W PLAYS FOR MAROON 7EST Coach Stagg Faces Problem of Eligibili-y in Endeavor to Mold Strong Team. TO HOLDMEE1TINfl Department Planning Extensive Program for Fraternities and Independents. Managers and staff members of the I...…

…THEC MICHIGAN DAILY . .. . ......... ........ . . ....... .. ........ ... ....... cs Even Seres W alump . t 3 "Now U ' i; Cards Get 2 I~h ., I AR TIN GONTIES ro] SATPLATE kthletics Gather 10 Hits From Johnson, Lindsey and Derringer. FIRST INNING St. Louis: -Flowers flied out to :aas in center. Watkins popped to arnshaw. Frisch flied out to Sim- ons in left field. No runs, no hits, o errors. Philadelphia: Bishop singled over cond. Haas la...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ __I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN. University Women: Women students interested in some part-time work are asked to call at Mrs. Bacher's office in Barbour gymnasium at once. 11 blication in the the University. e President until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy re.eived at the office of the Assistant to 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 No. 10 ' NOTICES ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY___ _I ewman, Hozer Will Not Be in Lineup Saturdan MINNESOT A AND STANFORD TO BANK TiON THESE STARS IN THEIR BATTLE I OF MISTERY ____--- f P . ,. II Stagg Drills Chicago for Suprise Offense VEENKER TO AGAIST Mye MATCH HIS CYCLONES fORIAS' tITANS TONIG*HT 4111W reshmen Use New Plays to Test Varsity Strength; Brisk Offense to Be Used. Two regulars will be missing hen the Michigan Varsity meets e University of Ch...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r.. H ... MICHsIaGVA N A.4ILYi i-) ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN INCENGE REDCTKIS f re Crowd Attends Morrow Funeral Rites BOTTLE BARRAGE FELLS DRY AGENTS CHICGO TO RME W OLVERINES TOD __. in the versity. nt until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the office of the Assistant to 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLII. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1931 No. 12 NOTICES 1cot-ce: Beginning with the Chicago ga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Upset ester State, l9 to CARDS WIN, 4-2, TO TAKE WORLD SERIES FROM A'S LEADSCARDSTO SERIES HONORS PREt-SEASUN DOPE -C' EA1TLYUP5E'T BY CRDINAL WiIN 8OVER 'ATHLETICS Watkins Hits Home R on; Athletics St vFIRST INNING Athletics-Bishop fouled out to High. Haas grounded to Frisch. Cochrane grounded to Frisch. No runs, no hits, no errors. Cardinals - High hit a Texas leaguer over William's head. Wat- kins singled back of ...…

…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY AE I PAGE KX 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. VOL. XLI. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1931 No. 14 NOTICES University Lecture: Mr. Thomas Kerl, A.B., Michigan, '91, LL.B., George Washington University, farmer on large scale in Nebraska and I...…

…'HE MICHICAN DAILY l AI Y OF FICI AL BU LLET IN >lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members :he niversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. PLAN Of HOOVER RECEIVES PRAISE STATE COMPLETES TOCRV[{' ( CAPONE HEARING |U | L L TOMEETTONIGHT KATHERINE KELLER TAKES STAND; MAKES T ESTIMONY IN OWN DEFENSE Denies She Was Torch Slayer's morning in an effort to prove Miss...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU nr,SD 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. VOL. XLII. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931 No. 16 NOTICES Notiee to Freshmen: Opportunity will be given on Thursday and Friday afternoons, October 15 and 16, to make up examinations missed during Freshman Week. Fr...…

… '1 VG t THE MICHIGAN DAILY farsity Sr t F esh:rr en Jsing Bekeye Ply UNABE TO REA LATP AERPIAL ATC (ipke Will Have All Regulars Back in Lineup for Game With Columbus Team. HOZER BACK AT GUARD A full week before one of the tiffest games on the schedule r'thout a real scrimmage session eemed to be the lot of the Michi- an Varsity this week, for at yes- erday's session a snappy signal rill and a mild setto with the Sicked yearling squad ...…

…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY Candidates Seek Congress Seat AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I PLAY PRODUCTION TO OFFER DUMAS DRAMA AS FIRST EFFORT OF SEASON TfLrNGIii fRflTTfl I n in the iversity. ent until Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received at the office of the Assistant to 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1931 No. 18 NOTICES Notice: Organizations wishing to hold meetings in rooms in the ichigan League buildi...…