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…EMBER 1, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i d" J16 Tea For Women Will Be Held At eaaueFriday Deltad elta Delta Sorority, Moster HallWill Present Sttmt As Entertainment All undergraduate women on camp- us are invited to attend the first League tea, to be given from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow in the ballroom. Con- stance Cavender, '35, and Beatrice Devine, '35, are co-chairmen in charge. Nan Diebel, '35, is chairman of the entertainment, to be given at inte...…

…2, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M _ , .. -- _ Newberry Has Reception To Honor Tibbett Faculty Of Music School, Ruthvens, Dean Lloyd, Attend Function An informal reception was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tib- bett at Helen Newberry Residence fol- lowing the second Choral Union Con- cert last night. Miss Ruth Pfohl, house director, Miss Vera Howard, business manager, and Isabelle Cur- rie, '35, president, received. The guests included ...…

…SATUR1~DAY, NOVEMBER 3, .4934 -it-HE MICHIAGAN DAILY PAGEEW THE MLCHTGAN BATTY . IL Y3 GEiEf ad More Than Many Couples G Attend Formal Dance At Union Music Supplied By Ferde Grofe's Orchestra; Late Permission Granted A brilliant crowd made up of well over 700 people was on hand last night at the Union to welcome the first student formal of the present school year. Ferde Grofe's band, well-known broadcasting orchestra, played for the dance...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1934 TH MICHIG ~~a~a rAN D.1 S~rAILY . A ... +a +.+. a.. ...q: x SM I TI.. " aN .yf':LA #.I rt&'r.X rA'Avb Ruthvens Enterta Stude Expect Large At First Of Functions President and Mrs Ruthven will enterta p.m. Wednesday in South University Av students' tea of the ye of bi-weekly teas, whi an annual function, r meeting-place for a campus, and have alw ed with popularity an ances in the past. Ann Osborne, '35, s of the Lea...…

…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 ...…

…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1934 THE M1.CHI .AN DAILY WED~ESPJ~Y, NOVEW~J3EU 7,1934 THE MICilIGAN DAILY Open House At Union Draws Brilliant Crowd Campus Notables Attend A £f a ir, Participate In Numerous Activities Seeks Name Guild Collects Turkey Cannot Be Considered Garments For Either Oriental Or Occiden Charity Groups "Turkey can no longer be consider- downstairs. Girls go in gro ed Oriental," Behice Sadik, Barbour student dances, or alon...…

…THE MICH.IGAN DAILY PAGE FI VE Martha Cook Doreitory Holds Formal Reception For New I )irector TIlree Hundred Gus ts Present A ncorm Affair Mrs. Codd Receives With Members Of governing Board And Officers A formal reception was held last night at Martha Cook dormitory hon- oring the new social director, Mrs. George Codd. More than 300 guests were present at this function. Mrs. Codd, who was attired in black velvet with a corsage of orchids,...…

…9, 1934 THE MICHIGAN' DAIII 9, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - "pecial Stunts. To Be Given At League Toniorht An Ensemble That Recalls The Gay '90's Announce New CH Committees Of AC W.A.A. Board Varied rushing, Present Members Resign cupy the At Wednesday Business Alpha. Meeting _ rushees a rations w Pr "IR non APTER HOUSE TIVITY NOTES entertainments including pledging, and dinners, oc- houses on campus. Alpha Delta Pi Delta Pi sorority en...…

…DAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934 A-H R. MICHIGAN' ri-A-lu PA WFVF TILE MICHIGAN DAITI'Y PARE FIVE 1 SSIA'L 1 1 L A Committees Are Aimouniced Fo r Aifnua1 Cabaret' Chairmen Appoint Those To Assist With Work On Sop homoreProject Tryouts To Be Held Main Theme Of Program To Be Announced Soon By General Chairman All sophomore women who handed in petitions to the League Council for Sophomore Cabaret have been placed on committees, Maryanna Chock- ley...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1934 THE MIC.,HT-C,.,,AN - - .~ . ~ .L5..... . ......A 4TGS. I I '1o T T^%, r -mr -ir a 10 1 1 To k WHERE TO GO Speak Motion Pictures: Wuerth, "Handy At GroupMeeting Andy" with Will Rogers;:Majestic, _oeOnore_"Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" To BTeesondyegroThef the Michigan with Pauline Lord; Michigan, "What Thestdy rop f te ichga !Every Woman Knows" with Helen ByDDoratorie a seta p". Monday Hayes;Whitney, "Embarr...…

…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1934 THE MTCUIG A N T) A TT.V PAd"*V. WTVV, *'s . ..;.A ..... J , £ Y ~ A r~ain .r i t7u im 1 Annual Bridge Tournament o Commence Only Faculty Members And Other Residents Are To Be Included The second annual city bridge tour- nament will begin at 8 p.m. ThursdayG in the League. Only faculty membersI and other legal residents of Ann Ar- bor may participate. The qualifying session on Thursday will be followed by two ...…

…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1934 TIDE MICIHIGAN ' DAITM .. ,.. ...d... r. . t Faculty Dance Ruthven Home Contains Many Attracts Over Interesting Relics From Egypt 200 To Union By DOROTHY GIES with centuries ago are not too differ- S NOTE: This is the secon t from their modern prototypes,.as, (f a series of articles on the President's Athe group of calved ivory dolls in the j Many Private Dinners Held hcrne, describing some of the valuable Ru...…

…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1934 THE. wl e.Hi a A N,, -n A TIN Silly Symphony Is Selected As Main Theme O Sophomore Cabaret NovelProgram Is Arranged As Floor Showi League Fair To Be Held With Caharet; Tryouts Report Next Week Walt Disney's Silly Symphony ides which will incorporate in it satire or prominent campus figures, will be the main theme of the Sophomore Cabaret, to be held Dec. 14 and 15. Maryanna Chockley, '37, general chairman of the...…

…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1934 THE- MICHIGAN DATLY Al Kvelin's Orchestra Will Play For Panhellenic Ball On I No . £r3a v r 0 v.io30 Ajnijal Dance Will Feature Eastern B n d ii-.ets Are Now On Sale From Central Committee Ball Chairman Musicale Held By 'Tom Sawyer' SigmaAlpha Iota i Will Be Given Members Al Kavelin's orchestra has been chosen to play for the annual Pan- hellenic Ball on Nov. 30, in the League ballroom, according to an announce...…

…4ATURDAt, NOVEMBER 17, 1934 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY PAGE FIVE iternational PartyIPlanned For Nov. 28 Chiarloe G I1urrey T oSpeak At Annual Dinner Given To Foreign Students The annual International Dinner given for students from other lands by the University will be held Wed- nesday, November 28, at 6:30 p.m. in the ballroom of the Union. In this project the University has the co-operation of the Ann Arbor Ro- tary Club, the church brganizations ...…

…18, 1934 TR MlJCHI.GAW, IIAILY - i "______-'_".__________ - -- - .~ aa 1 V Lda-.! n1/.'1^ La - a -4L Wi x'i"L Dr. John MuyskensIs Selected Speaker For Independents Set Date For First Banquet, Banquet Chairman League Publishes New Booklet Explaining Merit Point System Three Will With Scholastic Awards Be Given Women HighestRatings Dr. John Muyskens, associate pro-f fessor of phonetics, will speak at the Assembly Banquet to be held De...…

…A 20, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA4 Second Round Scheduled In Bridge Contest Adolphe Menjou Picks Best-Dressed Women In World Eleven Couples Will Play Thursday; Final Round To Be Held Next Week The second round of the city bridge tournament will be held Thursday night in the League. The third round to be held in another week will deter- mine the championship. The 11 pairs who had the best match point scores in the qualifying round last Thursd...…

…EDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1934 TH E MICHIAN DAILY PACE FIVE Further Details Of Annual Ball Are Announced Patrons, Patronesses For Panhellenic Ball Named By Committee Chairman Patrons and patronesses for the annual Panhellenic Ball, to be held Nov. 30 in the League ballroom, we'e announced yesterday by Betty Rich, '36, chairman of chaperones. They are President and Mrs. Alex- ander G. Ruthven, Dean and Mrs. Joseph Bursley, Dean and Mrs. Wil- ...…

…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG EIva Pa i1a - .a w Non-Affiliated Women May Attend DanceI 50-75 Panhellenic Ball Tickets Are Available To Independents From 50 to 75 tickets for Panhellen- ic Ball, to be held on Nov. 30 in the League ballroom, will be available for non-affiliated women, according to an announcement yesterday by Jane Servis, '36, general chairman. This is in accordance with a custom of the past, by whic...…

…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 17HE MIC111GAN DAILY Sigma Delta C7hi Announces Revival Of Traditional Gridiron Dance Herbie Kay And His Band Will Play At Union Admission To BL1ll Will Be By Invitation Only; Set Dec. 8 As Date Revival of the traditional Gridiron Dance, last held in the spring of 1931 in the new Publications Building, was announced last night by officers of Sigma Delta Chi, national professional journalistic fraternity, following...…

…DAY, NOVEMV$ER 24, 1934 THE._ 1'VLICHIG A Ti TTY Second Annual Interfraternity Ball To Be Held January 18, A t Union Tickets Priced At $2; 350 TO Be Limit Sold, Dance Will Be Restricted To Fraternity Men; Band To Be Announced Soon The second annual Interfraternity Ball will be held Friday, Jan. 18, in the ballroom of the Union, Philip A. Singleton, '35, president announced yesterday. The price set for tickets is $2. The number of couples w...…

….Y NOVEMBER 25, 1,934 THE MICHIGA N D AILY Indiana Spills Boilermakers To Give Gophers Undispute dTitle Hoosiers Keep Lead To Crush Purdue, 17 To 6 Minnesota Is Untroubled In Downing Wisconsin, 34-0, Before-38,000 Illinois Wins, 6 to 0I Ohio State Romps Over Iowa To Win, 40 To 7; Holds Second Place LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 24 --P)- An Indiana University football team that struck with bewildering swift- ness in the second period buried Pur- du...…

…)AY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934 TH ~~~- MTR.. .. P,LA N.-. l .UT£5 51 UniersiyTo Give Annual International Dinner For Foreign S ttrdents Student Banquet Will Be Held In Union Ballroon Decorations For Banque To Create Atmosphere Of AmericanThanksgiving Three hundred"and twenty-five ac- ceptances, indicating a new attend- ance record, have already been re- ceived for the annual International Dinner to be given for foreign stu- dents by the University...…

…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Banquet To Be Held Monday ' By Assembly 'Change Of Meanings' T Be Subject Of Address By Prof._Muyskens The first annual banquet of the League Assembly, association for non- affiliated women, will be at 5:45 Mon- day in the League ballroom. a The principal speaker of the ban- quet will be Prof. John Muyskens of the speech department, who has chosen as his subject, "Change of Meanings." He will...…

…DAY, NOVEMBER 29,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Panhellenic Plans Piogram Tea Ticket Sell-Out Is Announced Name New List Of Ushers Grand March Will Tak( Place At Midnight A complete sell-out of tickets fo] Panhellenic Ball, to be held fron 9:30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. tomorrov night in the League ballroom, wa announced yesterday by Margare Mustard, '35, ticket chairman. Thre hundred tickets, the total numbe available, had been sold by late...…

…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1934 ....... .. ... . ..... - ------- --- ............... . ....... . .... .r Trytten Speaks On High School Guidance Work it, Senate Contests Recoting Of Telescopic Mirror S Says Jobs No Longer To' f: .. Be Found By Trial Andrt -' Error Method John M. Trytten of the business. administration school spoke yesterday{.:> :: over WJR on "The High School RON5ON CUTTING DENN15 CWAVEZ Counselor as ...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHI GAN DAILY FR Annual Parent Education Institute Convenes For Three-Day, IDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1934 Session More Than 100, Members Are At Conference Here Group Given Welcome By Saginaw Women In First Address Of Session Increase Expected Prof. Ford Calls Amendments Social Science In Minnesota Race RegardingTaxes'Misleading Fellowships To: _____T__ i (Continued from Page 1) 1933, when the Federal government' 7,000,000 dollars...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1934 French Troops Ready:For Saar Vote Religious Unit To Be Headed By Waterman Will Aid In Development Of Biblical, Missionary, And Service Literature The announcement of the selection of Prof. Leroy L. Waterman, head ofj Gubernatorial Candidate Signals Of R.O.T.C Radio Set Received By New Zealander The University of Michigan R.O.- T.C. has made itself heard as far from the campus as distant New...…

…THE M IC'HIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1934 a v Religion" will be delivered by Prof. ness meeting at the Michigan Union, W. R. Humphreys. His subject be- Monday, Nov. 5, 7:30 p.m. All mem- ing, "The Drama of Job." bers are requested to attend. At 5 o'clock a candle-light com- munion service will .be held with Acolytes will meet Monday, Nov. 5, music by stringed orchestra and solo at 7:30 p.m., in 201 SW. Professor by Annis Dexter Gray. A...…

…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....…

…THEMICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESSlA"Y, NOVEMBER 7, 1934 Rulhvens Will Meet Students This Afternoon League Council Members Will Act As Hostesses For The Tea Contends For Award Ani Arbor School Children Will Women' Clib University President's Hou se Hear Tom Sawyer Adventures' Hold Meetings Is The Oldest Campus Building i President and Mrs. Alexander Ruthven will open their home on South University Ave. from 4 to 6 p.m. today for a tea for all s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 Rodkey Gives New Plan For Bank Reserves Professor Asks Standard Fund Replacing Current Inequalities. A "flat rate" reserve fund of 12 per cent on all bankers' balances and 6 per cent on all other types of de- posits, to replace the present varying reserve requirements for member banks of the Federal Reserve Sys- tem, has been proposed by Prof. Rob- ...…

…THE,,MICHIfIGAN DAILY FRA lA OVEMBER , 13 Wolverine Gridders Work On Defense For WisconsinPlays Varsity Lo oks s Good Against Badger Passes Starting Lineup For Game Seems Settled; Regeezi Stars Defensively Defense against the Wisconsin ground-gaining plays was the key-I note of yesterday's football practice, the last intensive drill which will be held before the Wolverines meet the Badger eleven here Saturday after- noon. Concentrating part...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIG A-N DAILY Former Heads Pollock Charges German Press. In Senate To Is Only Hitler Publicity Age Hold Positions (Continued from Page 1) problems propounded in parole, Federation of Labqv were sharply bation, and pardon." Robinson Of Arkansas To criticized by Marlen Pew of "Editor I Former Uovernor Speaks and Publisher" in an address on "Pro- The final speaker at the after Lead Democrats; McNary fessional vs. Trades Union ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1934 Re .Hep Coe a.m. Holy Communion, 9:30 a.m. noon, Monday, Nov. 12. Reports will Church School, 11:00 a.m. Kinder- be made on proposed changes in plans Screen Reflections Series On Religion garten, 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayers for the work in Education in the 1935 "1Rei on and Sermon by the Rev. Henry Lewis; summer session. __7:30 p.m. Choral Evensong and Ad- AT THE MAJESTIC (Continued from Page 1)...…

…PAGE SIX THE MI+CHMAN DAILY 4 PAGE SIX TIlE MICIIIGANDATLY Students Hurt As Automobile And Bus Crash Injured Go To Hospital; Dunham Unhurt As His' Car Overturns Fear Board Leader Blakeman Ends Conference Of Y.M.C.A.Heads Wisconsin Or Illinois To Be Host At Conference Next Spring Eight students were injured yester- day noon when a bus owned by the: Ann Arbor Transportation Co. and driven by John Marz in which they were riding. collide...…

…P'AGE SIX THlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1934 . . . . . . ............. Foreign Study Fellowships To Be Institutedi Opportunities Announced For Graduate Researchl In Eight Countries Announcement of opportunities for fellowships for graduate study in eight foreign countries under the aus- pices of the Institute of International Education, organization for exchange foreign fellowships, was made late yesterday. Study is offered ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 1. 5, 1934 THE MIcIlIf;AN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1934 Four Michigan Children Burned To Death At Inkster Arrangements For Rifle Team Are Completed Freshmen To Be Chosen: Following Completion Of Requisite Course Plans have been completed for the R.O.T.C. rifle team, Captain Rosswell E. Hardy, coach of the team, an- nounced yesterday. From the sophomore, junior, and senior members of the unit 28 m...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1934 -- ----- ------- - ----- -. .-.-.--------, -. - Ruthven Makes Prominent Figures In Impending House Speak'ership Fight Students Given Library Proposals Renti.s A.d PassedBy Board Religious Aid1 Boa n At the regular meeting of the Board By Foundation ofEducation of the Ann Arbor schools 'Wednesday, proposals were made con- (Continued from Page 1) cerning the public library of Ann night open forum...…

… PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1934 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1934 7 _________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ -.---, -'---'-.-.-------- Model Housing Proposal Will Pass,_It Is Said{ Predicted That $250,000 Will Be Appropriated By Federal Government Tennessee Project To Be Visited By Presiden...…

…PAGE SIX THE M I CHIGAN DAILY after gaining six yards Wetzel kicked the extra point. Beltz was go P made three more before Amrine stop- Score: Ohio 34, Michigan 0. of first dot P ~ayw ~ =P~ A c oun a mped him. Beltz poge for first G. Kabealo replaced Jones for Ohio, 1 Bolas who w pd- lie. . uat center. Triplehorn and Nelson the play wa -i. CCO ---~ ----a- - dw him. elt plo-yhrdi foirsty went into the Michigan backfield. penalized 15 (Continued...…

…PAGE SIX THE, MICHIGAN DAILY" TUESDAY. NOVEMBER PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Piccards Will Give Talk On RecentFlight' Tickets Now On Sale For Lecture On Stratosphere And Cosmic Rays Tickets for the lecture by Prof. and Mrs. Jean Piccard, being spon- sored by the Student Christian Asso- ciation, went on sale yesterday at Lane Hall. Prices are 50 cents for the main floor and 25 cents for the bal- conies. Several reels of mo...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1934 Roseel ()OCV2 Ispjects Wo rk At Nor'ris Dam Austria Asks ForEqualityIn All Armaments Suggestion Submitted For System Of Licenses For Munitions Trade GENEVA, Nov. 20 - (P) - Austria today demanded equality in arma- ments of a disarmament conference committee which had heard a pro- posal from the United States that the arms trade, from revolvers to battleships, should be bottled up. Austria we...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1934 Physicists Are Giant Trans-Ocea Discussed B y Daniel L. Rich Machine Age Necessitates Greater Knowledge Of Science, He Says Nine hundred and ninety-nine out of a thousand students who begin the study of physics will probably never .; . be physicists, said Prof. Daniel L. Rich of the physics department in the sixth talk of the Vocational Guid- - ance Series given yesterday at 2 p.m. in Morris H...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NO'S E31BER 2,3, 1934 WAGE SIX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 --F Scholarships In Public Affairs To Be Offered Students Burn College Professor In Effigy Awards Will Consist Of Laboratory Training At Washington Brown Is In Charge Upperclassmen, Graduates Eligible; Plan To Take Effect In February A laboratory training in public af- fairs at Washington will be the award given to scholarship winners from un...…

…PAGE SIX T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1934 . Youth Group Will Convene In Ann Arbor Clifford Announces Plans For Youth Congress In Michigan Plans for the first Michigan Youth Congress, to be held here December 14, 15, and 16, were announced yester- day by Arthur F. Clifford, '35, secre- tary of the provisional committee iTn charge of arrangements. The conven- tion will be one of a group of regional congresses growing out of ...…

…THE, MICH I CIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, Engagement Is Powder Shades In Announced At Lavender, Green Latest For Evening Powders are the most important factor in one's choice of cosmetics.1 Gift Shower Is Given For Dull, drab complexions, the direct Miss Elizabeth Covert result of an incorrect powder shade,i Aso often needlessly appear. In by-? And Wilam Hesler nn ff _ T --- -M 7 Russian Turban And Lapin-Trimmed Suits Are Smart Plans A...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIADN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1934 Discuss County Manager Plan 00USIC In Radio Hour .rD iThose for whom the importance of the afternoon was the first Ann fDescribes of music lies not in a petty worship Arbor performance of the tone poem, Success Of New Method of technical polish, but in dynamic "Bethlehem," by the modern Amer- growth and organic structure, drew ican composer, Tuthill. The themes, In Virgina a large measu...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1934 Unidentified Couple Fc Designed to keep the alumni and; the general public in closer contact with the University a tentative series of lectures has been prepared by of- ficers of the Bureau of Alumni Rela- tions and Alumni Association in co- operation with President Ruthven and has been sent to alumni clubs? throughout the state. Select Own Speakers Alumni organizations will beprivi- lege...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934 PAGE SIX THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Finances For Public Schools Are Improved School Bonds Reach Top Price For Recent Years In Detroit Market According to a recent report made by Mr. Lee M. Thurston, assistant superintendent of the Ann Arbor schools and treasurer of the board ofI education, the finances of the city schools are in better shape at the present time th...…