… 1 The Weather Rain or, snow today and Fri- day; colder. jr- 011e igar ~Iatll Edritril Two Political Reforms Needed VOL XLIII No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, Nov. 10, 1932 PRICE FIVE Late Returns Show Fall Of R ep ublicans Through State Comstock Takes Brucker Strongholds In Running 70,000 Vote Margin; Roosevelt Lead 105,000 Wet Amendment Is Given Approval Entire Republican Slate Crumbles With Possible Exception Of Fitzgera...…
…THE AMICHI+GAN'-DALY ____________________________________________________________________________________________ I Edward F. Jaros, Paul W. Jedele, and Frank Slemens, David Clingersmith, j George S. Jones.j John Cole, Leland Coulter, Max Emmet J. Kelly, Stanley Killian, Grossman, Thomas Dooling, Eugene Louis Klass, Samuel Knox, Joseph' Eitnler, Fra1ncis Farrell, Henry vel- Krysin, Lyle Lacroix, Merle Land cis, ker, Donal d Fergus~on, Dua...…
…10, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, i '_ocking Drill :eatures Work Of Wolverines Practice, Forced Indoors, Is Hampered By Laying Of Basketball Floor Petoskey Returns Backfield Lines Up With Petoskey, Westover, Fay And Everhardus Although greatly handicapped by advere conditions yesterday, Coach Kipke continued to drive his ctball machine in preparation for the Chicago game. A hard driving rain soaked the field, and made outdoor work impos- sible...…
…T IE._MIUI1HIGAN_.DAILY T [CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 II fl every such organization it has had its high peaks and its periods of comparative passivity. The most active periods of Comedy Club are directly traceable to the executive personnel at these times. There is such a direct relationship, in fact, that it becomes a matter of considerable interest to the Michigan student to ascertain the present achievements of these people who were...…
…MIiCHIAN DAILY M A Ub ,,=,a g 1 F Sororities To Hold Annual Formal Danee I Heads 1(4B1 [undetrgraduates Wi 11old Fete December9,10 IAfaglIe C :IUmptigU i'iti(s ( tritial BMolhs Red Nichol's Orchestral Has Been Obtiained For1 Panhellenie BallI Red Nichol and His World Famous Pennies will be the attraction at the annual Panhellenic bali to be held Friday, Nov. 25. The orchestra has for some time been a nightly feature over WTAM network ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N a tional Scholastic Exhibition Ger man Elections Held Ahi.tecture BuligShow Hostility To Von Papen-Pollock Comstock Pleased With Opportunity To Serve 1- in ias ray he an of% an ias ly he vis - of- in- ;he is Of. r as n- nO I i The National Schoolastic Exhibi- student in Ann Arbor who has an ex- tion of High School Art is now on hibit in this collection. He attends display in the Architectural building, Ann Arbor h...…
… The Weather Snow or rain; colder; Satur- day snow flurries, colder. LLI 4 idd~.A&.At'itg au I I XOL XLIII No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1932 * £WrkolvidM Kohier Slap sNo Legal Beer By Christmas,' At U- -Abbott Says; 'But In March-- HodingFirms In Union Talk Editor Traces Growth O Concerns; -Attributes It To Post-War Politics And Capitalistic Texts 'Glib Politician' His Term For Hoover Cites Samuel Insull And His Cor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Life Of Tolstoy Local Accountant's Collection- Is Onderdonk's Of Trade Books DatesTo1649 TIie sis Advocates Law To Compel Work Insurance Lecture Topic Shows Accusations That The fund is called "Theta Sigma 7olstoy Was Communist Phi Journalism Loan Fund," because-! Socialist Are.Falses the wome nof the- professional soror- -____ ity, Theta Sigma Phi, were the first An illustrated lecture on Tolstoy to see the need for su...…
…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY L A i r Cold Weather,t Passes Feature LightPractice Petoskey May Play End; Fay, Newman, Regeczi, Everhardus In Backfield Making Polar Bears out of Wol- verines was the task to which Coach Harry Kipke and his associates of the Michigan staff set themselves yesterday afternoon on South Ferry Field. Cold weather as one of the play- ing conditions possible tomorrow when the Wolves meet Chicago will hold no terrors for Michiga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 Ai. .__ CI I I.~g 3.. 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 exclusiveiy entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to ituor not...…
…_THE MTCHTGAN DAILY I- CAMPUS SOCIETY i Chapter Houses Expect Many Alumnae Back Campus Fraternities Will Fete Numerous Guests Here For Chicago Game Many fraternities are entertaining guests this week-end for the Chi- cago game. Since this is the last home game of the season, more are expected than usual. Tea dances, dinners, and open-houses will be featured by houses as entertainment. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Week-end guests at the fraternity hou...…
… }e fd.i ' 0WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--'P)--John N. Garner of Texas will be the first man from the south to sit in the ('os l to a Cit) Cl Ib Bfrn Vice-Presidential chair since William R. King of Alabama presided over the Famoius Doctor Before senate in President Pierce's adminis- ts Mceting On Saturday tration, more than 75 years ago. And Garner, in the second highest Dr. Lulfi M. Sadi, of Damascus, office in the country, probably will Syria, will ...…
….. The Weather Local snows; Sunday cloudy. Little change in temperature. QL g Si~r igar '17(b1 xrTrr .. 'V 4.AZR.N, ,. '21. I V vi.. 2LL111 IN 0. 4! ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1932 -- - 5.-I Tax Lirnitatioi Proposal W il Pass; Turmoi May Be Resul State's Greatest Shakeu In History Is Predicted Outstate Counties Ar Able To Out-Vote Wayn State Tax Income Slashed One-Hal Voorhies Opposes Bill Claims It Will Provok Conflict...…
…N DAILY ALAL dpi as tlu: :. LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN in=s constmtve noatnR to arllmembern of M t Coy received t the office of the Assistnt to the PresvleFnt tuntlli a. ju, Saturdayj. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1932 No. 421 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock on Sunday, November 13, and on Sunday, November 20, to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann Arbor. University Broadcasting Service-Sat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Maroons Highly OptimisticAbout Result Of Game Zimmer And Mendenhall Will Probably Be In The Starting Lineup Today Early Chicago Tricks Score. Score ,Sought To Use All The In The Bag To And Hold Lead By EDWARD W. NICHOLSON (Associate Editor, Chicago Daily Maroon) Chicago, Nov. 11.-(Special)-With i in the best condition it has all season, and an over- n nm desire to win for Coach e hicago football team has ,-opes for a vic...…
…I I IAN DAILY I IN = ., - .,. . . °, II blished every morning except Monday during the ersit year a me ssion y the Board in rol of Stu.dent pul ications:. mber of the WLstern Conference Editorial Associa- anld U-h0 :31g;Ten Newps lervice. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS r Associatecd Press is exclusively entitled to the itse 'publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this paper and the local news shed he...…
… IC J AL . 1W I Al CAMPUS SOCIETfY ISorority Functions V /1s Iloolbuil Season )i .. Eltds ftk1 I- F Society Attends 'Meet The. Wife' Second Night Many Socially Prominent See First Performance Of Comedy Club's Play If one may judge by the number of campus celebrites attending last nights performance of "Meet The Wife," Comedy Club's first effort of the season, the play is a social as well as a dramatic success. The effectiveness o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAT Foresters To Hear Kynoch At First Session His Speech To Open Twc; Day Meeting Sponsored By Wood Industry Group Prof. Kynoch, of the School of Forestry and Conservation, will be one of the speakers at the opening session of the National Wood In- dustries Meeting, opening a two-day convention at Jamestown, N. Y., Tuesday, Nov. 15, according to word received yesterday. The gathering will be held under the auspices of the W...…
…The Weather Cloudy; probably snow Mon- day; colder, ian VOL. XLIII No. 49 Scientists To Convene Here Tomorrow In 3-Day Session Group Will Meet In Ann Arbor For First Time Since T h e Beginning Of The Academy Meetings Will Be Open To Public Membership Limited To 260; Pillsbury, Novy, Gomberg, Curtis Are University Delegates The National Academy of Sciences, most distinguished scientific body in the United States, will begin its an- nual aut...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scientists To Hold Three-Day Meetino' Here (Continued from Page 1) Gomberg)-The reaction of hydrogen atoms with oxygen, illustrated, 10 minutes; B. Smith Hopkins and L. L. Quill (introduced by R. Adams)- The use of non-aqueous solvents in the study of the rare earth, group, il- lustrated, 10 minutes; Donald B. Keyes (introduced by W. A. Noyes)- The value of free energy determina- tions of organic reactions, 15 min- utes; ...…
…UNDAY,INOV.13,1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Badgers Upset Minnesota; Purdue Swamps Iowa FALL DANCE WU. of M. LEAGUE BALLROOM l~ /sponsored by Blue Triangle League A0=1 _____Wednesday, Nov. 16, 1932 t , MW k( W a3 4,: Illinois Beats Indiana, 18-6; Ohio State Wins Northwestern Is Trounced By Notre Dame, 21-0; Ramblers Stop Rentner (By Associated Press) MADISON, Wis., Nov. 12.-Wiscon- sin gambled on passes in the last minute of play today and won, de...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 5 - ZZ. tive passage work. This whole procedure is re- peated, and a final orchestral tutti brings it to a fortissimo close. "Elsa's Dream" from "Lohengrin" . . .Wagner With Wagner the orchestra was freed of its classical limitations as an accompaniment and be- came an actual part of the musical texture itself. Instead of a merely chordal support for the voice it has a definite melodic functi...…
….. .:. -- . l -... CAMPUS Man Visitors. Return To City For Week-End Goveruor - Elect Comnstock Is House Guest Of Zeta Psi Fraternity Fraternities will be busy this week- end entertaining this year's last foot- ball visitors. ALPHA RHO CHII A large number of alumni are guests at the Alpha Rho Chi house this week-end.' They are: Ward Davenport of Lansing, Raymond C. Perkins of Royal Oak; Roy Webber of Birmingham; and Carl Kressbach of Jackson...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 13, 1932 Play-By-Play AccountOf Michigan's 12-To-O Victory Over A Maroons SCORE BY QUARTERS Michigan Chicago * 0 * 0 1st 6 0 2nd 3rd 0 0 4th 6 0 defend.the.. South.goal. bau&:tCU sly Mu.J ll _____________ ________ua Newman took the ball on the 15- time out. Page was stopped by Aus- It fell incomplete. Birney punted toj Newan ookthebal onthe15-tin and Cantrill for no gain. Birney Newman, who caught t...…
…The Weather Snow, colder; moderate cold wave; Wednesday cloudy, cold. Q ,g 6 iAzi tRat #I Editorials Time To Pay The Debt. to Fraternities. VOL. XLIII No. . ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 15, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Debt Fight On Extension Of Moratorium Is In View -today House Democrat Expects Refusal Of French And British Pleas Followed By Default Dec. 15 Situation Foreseen As Inevitable Fact Government Stand Given In Moratorium Ri...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in th Bulletin is constuctive notice to all inembers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m.. Saturday. VOL XLIII TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 193 No. 441 NOTICES University Broadcasting Service-Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 2 p. m. "What High School Students should Read" by Fred G. Walcott, University High School. "Electrical Code as a Pro...…
…101, THE MICHIGAN DAILY * I ommummommm"Emp Physical Ed. And Frosh Football Teams To Meet Latest Statistics Dope The Physicals As Underdogs; Material Is Scarce Keen's Squad Large Work With 'B' Team Is Freshman Background Freshman Background; At 4 p.im. today Coach Cliff Keen's freshman football squad meets Coach Wally Weber's physical ed. team in their annual classic game. According to the latest statistics, the physical ed. team will be th...…
…THE_MICHIGANDAILY I [ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 E-7-7 7 Tea y rg ._ - 3 \fr ment that The Daily was a private enterprise and could print what it plea'sed offers a logical ex- planation; and the vulgar editorial about the same case must certainly have been of more harm to the paper's reputation than to the group at whom it was directed. One can't doubt that if there had been more time for consideration that editorial would never have b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY Formal Dances Hold Interest Over Week-End Fraternity Parties Attract 'Many Guests; Alumni Attend Chicago Game Many guests were attracted to the fraternities for the last football week-end of the season. Formal and informal dances were held at many. of the chapter houses, celebrating the victory over the Maroons. The Delta Sigma Pi fraternity en- tertained among their guests for last week-end Mr. and Mrs. ...…
…nE ..TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY Speakers Open National Academy O Sciences 3-Day Sessio TUESDAY, Ruthven Gives Welcome Talk ToNoted Group Modern Space Concepts, Particle Theories Are Subjects of Papers Short Talks Given Drs. Shapley, Stebbins, Compton, and Bush Give Detailed Discussions Startling new concepts of science~ varying in scope from the infinite in space to the unbelievably small of this world-were presented at the opening meeting of the N...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy, snow; colder: Thursday colder. LL ~t igan jDatt Editorials Michigan The Champions Of The West; The Grand Old Party A Chronic Minority. M VOL. XLII No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1932 PRICE FIVE C U U State School Presidents To Open Meeting University Of Wisconsin Regent To Speak; Group Will Adjourn To Lansing Rotr Luncheon, Tea For Members Religious Instruction Will Be Subject Of Ruthven...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Girls' Glee Club usual coat will give the Review of Litera- weekly rehearsal at the League at 7:30 ture. Meeting will be held in Room p. m. in their Glee club room. 445 West Engineering Building on Thursday, November 17, at 7:30 p. m. Freshman Men's Glee Club meets Those interested are cordially invited at 5 p. m. in the musical activities to attend. room in the Union. Any one inter- ested is invited to attend. S...…
…Freshman Gridders Down Physical Ed Team 6-0 In Polar Classi Yearlings Win In Last Period With Long Run Dave Hunn, Star Quarter, Wades Through Slush 35 Yards To Score Hard-Fought Game Aggressive Plebe Squad Takes Offensive For Most Of Contest By FRED A. HUBER After having pushed the fight for three periods, the Freshman football team eked out a 6 to 0 victory over the Physical Education eleven on Ferry Field, yesterday afternoon. Dave Hunn, s...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 1.~ " r I - 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.D'P 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 othe...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 CAMPUS SOCIETY A New Version of the Classic evening Tump Tickets Are On Sale For Pan- Hellenie Ball Chaperones Chosen For Organized Women's An. nual Social Function Tickets for the Panhellenic ball to be held November 25 went on sale for independent women yesterday. Tickets will be sold at the League desk to fifty independent women, ac- cording to Myrtle Cooper, '34, gen- eral chairman of the ball. The names of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TT S Scientists shown. From these chats va \; acts governing the life processes of reptiles were learned. Ermine C. Case A description of the first fossil of a bird recovered in tertiary deposits in North America was given by Dr. E. C. Case of the geology department in a paper titled "Skull of a fossil bird from the Bad Lands of South Dakota." The paper was prepared with the co-operation of Alexander Wetmore. The skull ind...…
…_ The Weather Al i t a i t Cloudy; Friday snow or rain; A"NaII warmer Friday. LI[41 gan VOL. XLII No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THIURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1932 i _______________________________________r 'IpM~hi~nT~Win A onal Championsi; Mich-s Will Share In The Spoils. PRICE FIVE CENTS Send-Off For Varsity Team Will Be Held At Angell Hall Council Plans Rally For Football Players On Way To Board Train For Minneapolis Parade Will Lead Players To Trai...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publcation in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the offlce of the Assitant to the Presdent Mtil 3:30; 11:30 a. in. Saturday. 01, XLI THURSDAY, NOVEMBUE 17, 1932 No. 46 NOTICES Thanksgiving Recess. Students and faculty are 'reminded that the [anksgiving recess includes only Thanksgiving Day, November 24. Friday 1d Saturday, November 25 and 26, are ...…
…iA , NOV. 17,1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY No Letdown For Gopher Game Is Cry Of Grid ders Wolterines Entrain Today For Minneapolis And Last Title Encounter 26 To Make Trip Coach Kipke Makes Few Changes In Personnel As Game Approaches "No letdown for the Gopher game," was the theme of yesterday's grid practice. as the Wolverines, kept off the field by snow, worked out with plenty of pep in the space of the Field house unoccupied by the bask- etbal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1932 ........ ... .. HE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 ~, ., If ' Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Qontrol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- ton and the Big Ten News Service. S MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all ne...…
…THURSDAY, NOV. 17. 1932 T HI M IChIIG A N DAILY Pa . . . . .... . ......... . .......... -..- ................. . ....... - ----- . ...... .......... National Academy Of Science Hiolds Final Ses Group Hears 13 Papers At Final Session Seven Faculty Members Speak On Program On Last Day Of Meeting With yesterday morning's session in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, the 1932 autumnal session of the Na-. tional Academy of Science came to a clos...…
…_ _ ___THF MICHIGAN D A I LY TIURsDA kV, NON. 17, M?, CAMPUS. SOCIETY * Outdoor Party To BeHeld . WA.A. Group First General Meeting Of Outdoor Activity Clubs On Saturday Afternoon A tobogganing and skiing party will be held by the Women's Athletic Association Saturday, if the snow lasts until then;. otherwise the party, which will be the first general meet- ing of the outdoor activity groups, will be substituted by a treasure hirnt, the o...…
…17, 1932 1' 11 E M 1 (; it I A IS A l f, Y ..7, 1932s ..... .: aH I(.. A Nl ) ! lA.i 1V A*Nft Aa IAm A'lk (444 m 4 { jr " 5}ij}j} \\ 1'i1' t9 Red' Nichols' TBand To Play At Panhellenic Orchestra For Annual Ball Has Been Featured In Broadway Shows }Red" Nichols and his world fa- pQus Pennies will be the attraction of the annual Panhellenic Ball which 4~ to be hield November 25. Nichols i$s a nationally known radio star and trwnpeter, hav...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlURS owns considerable property on each side of the road in addition to the ordinary 120 foot right of way. Grants for this project include $75 by the Chamber of Commerce and about $75 from the Ann Arbor Gar- den Club. Labor is being supplied by the Welfare Department, about 160 of the city's indigent having been given employment on the project. 1 dent Ruthven, "must always be a co-operative project involving the school, t...…
…The Weather Cloudy; warmer Friday. g t igan IaztM Editorials Alcohol Repaces Beer-A L uor Situation; Win The Ga And Avoid Embarrassment. VOL. XLIII No. 47 University Of Chicago's New Plan Success, Says Boucher Survey Of Results For Past Year Shows Plan To Be A Workable One; No Increase In Bolting Attainments Far Above Expectations Curriculum Provides That Underclassmen Obtain General Knowledge Of Humanities, Sciences CHICAGO, Nov. 17.-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I a cation in the Bulletin is cqnstructive notlee to all members of the rsity. Copy received at the office of the Assistatt to the Presient until 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Mayor McKee Seeks Reforms Iii New York Conductor In Politics LIII FRIDAV, NOVEMBER 18, 1932 No. 4'7 140TICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock on day, November 20, to members of the ftidlilties and o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 10 109 Y . .181. LYJY I M ------.....--. -._ _ ... ..... _. ..... _. rn F~E ... ..-_ _- TT! Wolverine Team 1 .;Backs Who Will Be Big Factors In Minnesota Game To Arrive Today At Gopher Lair Nine Backfield Men, Five Guards, Four Tackles, And Five Ends TakenI Last Workout Held Minnesota Power Plays Fail To Gain Very Much AgainstMichigan Line After concluding their final home practice of the season yesterday af- ternoon, ...…
… T IE M ICiGAN DAiLY AlY iTfI IA.1 ied M89 0 777 :.4-,t ;, -; .: been sure for the past two or three years whether the Little Brown Jug is the jug it is supposed to be or not, and every year somebody pops up with the suggestion of what a horror it would be if Minnesota won and we had to give them a sub- stitute jug. The very satisfactory solution to th problem thus far has been to keep the jug in Ann Ar1hor, where it serves its purpose sp...…
…____ ____ ____ ___ ITE ICH~G~N DAILY i pusM C ° r T '1)ee~esL~are Fr io1 To Talk On Po)itie NM'iehIgan1S t ate4.Coll11egre A Cosmopolitan Meet ZD ko-jlm 0 Tcke Sale For soIph Prom To Start Monday Will Be On Sale At Unioni And By.Conmiriee t ;Bad Not Yet SelectedI Ticket sale for the Soph rom will begin Monday, it was decided by the committee last night. They will be sold in the Union and by members of the committee. Selection of a band ...…
… Depression To Be Subject of S.C.A. Forum On Moniday Depression remedies may be given an airing at the all-campus open forum being sponsored by the Stu- dent Christian Association in Lane Hall Monday afternoon at 4:15. The subject of the forum, "'An Experi- ment in Industrial Democracy," is the presentation of a proposed solu- tion for current economic difficulties, it was said yesterday. The president of the Columbia Conserve Company, William...…
