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…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY .q ?ublished every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer Session by the Board in ntrol of Student Publications. Vember of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- a & ,i the Big Ten News Service. AsOClated F B1el nt $e 1933 CMoAt m . coWRAOE 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Associated Press is exclusivel:r entitled to. the use republication of all news dispatches credited toit o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDA MICHIGAN Established 1890 4 01 4. wX DAILY class committees, the poll of week before last, all have been conducted under his and his council's surveillance in a manner that has cheered the heart of everyone who believes in student self- government. Because of this we hope the campus will incline to leniency with the council for its sorry failure * . Sunday to meet the team at the station, to keep it togeher, and ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w CHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 complied with as long as they are on the books. For unless the fraternity community decided to give up the battle, the judiciary committee must stay in the saddle as the general upon whom everything depends. Governor Condones L .nc hinor - 0 0 .e " r [I N I Published every morning except Monday during the aversity year and Summer Session by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications. M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 Scree Reflons 'IF . '" Four stars means extraordinary; three stars definitely recommended; two stars, average; one star, inferior; no stars, stay away from it. AT THE LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATER ART CINEMA LEAGUE PRESENTS "ZOO IN BUDAPEST"****MINUS J I - -I., . L , YJ;, ' . -.~J'~ r ., I ja Published every morning except Monday during the niversity year and ummer Session by the Board i...…

…DAY, NOVEMBER 1,1933 THE M IC HI G A N DA I L Y .' hwU I '_. RIYK~4YFf3 .^T4 CAMPUS SOCI ETY Annual Senate Reception Held For Faculties Gov. And Mrs. Comstock, Pres. And Mrs. Ruthven, Receive Guests The annual Senate reception to honor new members of the faculty was held last night in the Union ballroom. President and Mrs. Alex- ander G. Ruthven and Gov. and Mrs. William A. Comstock were in the re- ceiving line. The general chairman in ch...…

….THE M1CILGAN DAILY Night At U League To Be Weekly Feature Campus Talent Entertains Grill Room Crowd With Dance, Song Numbers "Stunt Night" in the League Grill Room made an auspiciousbstart last night, with three numbers by campus favorites. Georgia Geisman, '34, headed the program with a song in her husky tones. She sang, "The Day You Came Along. Charles Rush, '36L, followed Miss Geisman with a clever tap dance.- Rush began his number with...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { CAMPUS Americans Intellectually SOCIETY -LA Observes East Indian Stu Appointments Announced For __... r . Former Star Weds Pledge Dances Are Scheduled For Week-End nion Formnal Co Q iMtee, Van Boven's, Union To Sell Tickets; Late Permission Given Members of the committee for the fourth annual Union Formal, to be held Nov. 17, were announced yes- terday by Robert E. Saltzstein, '34, president. 'Alil are member...…

…193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS S OCI ETY Many Students Plan To Attend Illinois Game This Year's Necklines Will Be Higher, French Designers Say Pledge Formals, Parties Engage Staying In Ann House Students Arbor The game at Chicago will be well attended again this week-end, as fraternity and sorority lists show. But for those who aren't at the game there will be more pledge parties. Alpha Phi Alpha Phi sorority entertained at an informal...…

…THE MIHIiTGAN DAILY CAMPUS S OCIETY ., Plan Exhibits Of Needlework Uii Wdn eSday Will Display Rare Quilts, Wooden Doll Collection, And Handwork Novelties Old and new handmade quilts will be on display at the quilt tea to be given Wednesday, in the Women's Athletic Building. The exhibit is being shown as a result of the wide interest among women in the finer needlework of the earlier days. The event is sponsored by the Ann Ar- bor Associat...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS SOCI ETY Anglin Warmly Praises Gre ragedies As Dramq Of T< Soph Cabaret Entertainment To Be Planned 'Gay 90's' Will Be Theme; Women Of Other Classes Will Give League Fair All tryouts for Sophomore Cabaret will meet at 4 p. m. Wednesday on the third floor of the League for a general discussion of the cabaret acts. Russell McCracken, assistant on the Play Production staff, will meet at that time with all partic...…

…THTHE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY All tryouts for the Sophomore Cabaret will meet with the enter- tainment committee and Russell McCracken at 4 o'clock in the League. The room will be posted on the bulletin board. Tryouts for' whistling, singing, tap and gen- eral dancing included. Everyone must be present. Graduate Lund Will Hear I i Many Houses Hold Pledgigs Faculty Dinners Week's Social Functions Consist Of Sorority AntI Fraternit...…

…THE 1V IGAN Dy CAMPUS SOCIETY Publish Floor Show Features Of Victory Ball Campus Celebrities Among Program Numbers; SIe Of Tickets Limited Numbers for the floor show to be featured at the Victory Ball Friday night in the League Ballroom were announced recently by Gilbert Burs- ley, '34, George Lambrecht, '34, and Bob Moreland, '34, members of the entertainment committee. Roy Hoyer, trainer of Michigan Opera choruses, Billy Collins, '34, ...…

…. . . .. u .. .. , ,.... .. _ , .. CAMPUS Plans For Ball Are Announced By Committee Tickets Will Be On Sale For Panhellenic Ball At LeagueThursday Tickets for the Panhellenic Ball to be held Dec. 1 in the League Ball- room will be placed on sale for $3.50 next Thursday, Betty Spray, '35, the chairman, said yesterday. They may be purchased at the League desk, and from committee chairmen, who include Mary Louise Kessberger, '34, Ann Osborne,...…

…THEI MJCHJJI7AJ. DALY 4al, A number of sororities and fra- son, '33, Rose Offley, '35, Harriet ter\nities entertained with dances last Wolfs, '36, Irene McCausey, '36, Dor- night, among which were the pledge othy Adams, '36, Josephine Woodams, formals given by Gamma Phi :Beta, '34, Lois King, '37, Harriet Tyson, '34, Delta Gamma, and Chi Phi. Sigma Jane Servis, '36, Avis Pitts, '34, Mary Alpha Epsilon also gave a formal. Hutchinson, '35, Dor...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY .. Many Alumni Come To Game This Week-End Initiation And Pl e d g in g Occupies Fraternities; Football Teas Held Sororities and fraternities have experienced an eventful week-end entertaining out of town guests from .other chapters, and alumni. There has been, also, a large number of pledgings and initiations in various houses. Acacia Acacia fraternity announces the initiation of Charles W. Swartout, '...…

…1,193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i CAMPUS SOCI ETY Mrs. Gerrit Dickema Relates Experiences At Nordein Pal p y . Many Houses Entertain Over The Week-End Sororities Occupied With Pledge D a n c e s, Initia tions; WelcomeAlumnae Sorority houses have been enter- taining alumnae on football week- ends. Pledge formals and teas have also kept the houses occupied. Alpha Chi Omega Guests at the Alpha Chi Omega so- rority over the week-end .included: Ival...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I C AMPUS SOCI ETY , . , Betsy Barbour Holds Dinner For Ruthvens Dining Room Decorated To Simulate Shipboard; Faculty Members There A nautical air pervaded Betsy Bar- bour house last night when the dor-. mitory's rooms were dressed up with steamship-like fittings for a cap- tain's dinner honoring President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven who sail for Egypt on Dec. 12 aboard the S. S. Eochorda. A gangplank was constructed...…

…933 THE MICHIGAN DIILY H ouses Honor Actresses From 'Dinner At Eight' Members Of Faculty Ahd Visiting Celebrities Are Entertained At Dinners Many sororities are this week sat- isfying their hidden yearnings to learn about the interesting life of the stage by entertaining several of the actresses appearing here in "Dinner at Eight." Some houses are combining these entertainments with faculty dinners. Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi are entertain...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA ILY CNIPUS SOCI ETY Engineering Is Not For Women; Only Two AreRegistered Nou Cummins Will Play Tonight At Tower And Taproom Will Be Open To Dancers; Extend Women's Hours More than 300 couples will dance to the music of Bernie Cummins and his, New Yorkers orchestra at the fourth annual Union Formal to be held from 9:30 to 2 a. m. tonight in the Union Ballroom. Nancy Stackhouse, of Erie, Pa., and James Wallace, '35, and Geor...…

…TURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1933 T EHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1-- ~~u a .. --- SOCIETY i. 22 Parties Occupy Campus In Celebration Of Last Home Game More than 22 fraternity and so- rority parties will be given tonight in celebration of the last home game of the football season. Kappa Alpha Theta sorority is having its annual pledge formal to- night. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Yoakum and Mrs. Franklin Moore will be chaperons. Music will be fur- nished by "...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY q, CAMPUS SOCI ETY Choose Author Of 1934 Junior Grls Play Boo Jean Keller, '35, Writer Of Winning Manuscript, Committee Announces Jean. Keller, '35, is author of the manuscript chosen for the 1934 Jun- ior Girls Play, it was announced yes- terday by the manuscript commit- tee. All the manuscripts submitted were cleverly composed, according to Bar- bara Sutherland, central chairman of the play, but Miss Keller's "showed ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0., } kmooAmpus I& Fiddler's and Has Achieved National Fain Orchestra Gained initi Prominence With Radi Broadcasts Dick Fiddler and his orchestra ha come into prominence through I unique arrangements and unusu programs, Betty Spray, '34, generx chairman for the Panhellenic Ba to be held Dec. 1 in the League Ba: room, said in explaining the po: ularity of the band which has be secured for the ball. His rise in favor co...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOCI ETY McGrady Is Ma n Who Settle First Striker In Coal R~egi r League Board Initiates New Discussion Plan Gertrude Muxen, First On New Program, Speaks Of Personnel Work Gertrude M. Muxen, research as- sisttant in personnel problems and women's advisor on occupational in- formation, spoke to members of the League.-Board of Representatives yes- terday on the individual's problems of adjustment and the use of tests in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SOCI ETY i r Women's Glee Club To Open 1933-34 Series Formal Song Recital Will Include Contemporary, Carol, Classic Groups Officially inaugurating their 1933- 34 season, members of the University Women's Glee Club will present their initial concert,, a formal recital of songs, Dec. 6. The concert will be closed, it is planned, admission to be by invitation only. Three main groups of numbers are planned: a group of class...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lay Production's Round Table' Opens Tonight) Wyvern To Instruct Freshman Women In Cioice Of Activil English Country Life Depicted In Robinson's Play Stars Model Newest In Evening Apparel I( Hattie Bell Ross In Of Mother; Mary Has Part Of Daisy Role Pray Author Known Here yProduction Offered 'The White-headed Boy' Here In 1930 Students and faculty members will again have an opportunity to see a Lennox Robinson com...…

…THE lICHIGAN DAILY hwestern-Michigan Game Draws StudentsTo Evanston C'- - , ! 44 Fraternity Me mbe r s Go To Final Football Tilt At Dydhe Stadium Because the game today will de- cide Michigan's rating in the Big Ten, the contest at Evanston has attracted a number of Ann Arbor students. Robert M. Haskins, '34, William C. Hanway, '34, Robert M. Burns, '35, Harry J. Pillinger, '35, John A. Caw- 1ey, '36, George Y. Duffy, '35, Thomas B. Roberts...…

… 26, THE MICHIGAN DAILY * y A-4 A. Tickets To Bie I t league All This Week Limit "Nuniber Of Tickets For independent Wo- men; Fiddler To Play Independent women may now se- cure their tickets for the Panhellenic Ball to be held Dec. 1.in the League -Ballroom, Mary Savage, '35, publicity chairman said yesterday. The number of tickets that have been placed on sale for independent women is lim- ited, she said, and can be secured at the League...…

…THEMICHIGAN'DAILY, Harvest Hop Will J Tomorrow Set Try-Outs Will Be Held As D a te For For Children's Theatre Tryouts for the Children's The- Formal Danee ater will be held from 7:30 to Fe e jFor( IBe Pre- ThanksgivingFeature eign Guests To Feted At Dinner Tickets Are $1.50; Shan Austin From College Inn To Play At League Plans have been completed for the Harvest Hop to be held from 9 to 1 a. in. tomorrow in the ballroom of the League, acc...…

…THE MICHIGAN IDAILY Union To Hold J.G.P. Star Engaged Special Holiday Dance Tonight Will Award Free Tickets ' For Thanksgiving Day Dinner To DancersA Traditional Panhellenic Ball Now Survives Despite Controversy A capacity crowd is expected. to attend the informal dance to be held from 8:30 p. m. to 1 a. m. in thel Union ballroom tonight, according to a statement made last night by Rob- ert Salzstein, '34, president of the Union. "The dance...…

…T" U r - 3410 Coupes To Attend Annual Bal AtLeagne Dick Fiddler's Orchestra Will P1 a y; -Programs, Favors To Be Combined Three hundred couples will dance to the strains of Dick Fiddler's music. at the annual Panhellenic Ball to be held at the League tomorrow night. Dancing will be continuous from 9 p. in. to 1:30 a. in., 3 a. m. permis- sion having been given the women for the occasion. Betty Spray, '34, general chairman of dance, and her ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EDNESA NOVEM This design was submitted to the Farmers Holiday Association as a suggested recovery emblem for agriculture. The eagle clutching the pitchfork is in green, on white background, surrounded by a purple border. It was designed by J. H. Skalstad of Minneapolis. March Reviews Developing Of Chinese Culture Says Progress Of Their Art Shows That A New China Will Arise From Chaos "Art is the most intimate expres- sion ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !losson Speaks Over Radio On European Crisis tates That Our Salvation Lies In Complexity Of Foreign Situation Powers Not Divided -ompares Present S t a t e Of Affairs To That Of Twenty Years Ago "Perhaps in the very complexity of he European situation today lies our alvation," declared Prof. Preston W. losson of the history department in talk over the University Broadcast- ig Service last night. "There is a marked differenc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . success testioned Jamieson Early Interfraternity Council Was Only Loosely Organized ovement Has Failed To Live Up To Expectations Of Sponsors, He States ause Of Impartial Success Is Given 1 Phases Of The Drive Have Not Been Equally Pushed, Professor Says 'he National Recovery Act has led to live up -to the expectations the sponsors of the movement, ac- ding to Prof. C. E. Jamieson of the pool of Business Administration...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TERDAY ETON - Republican at'- esident Roosevelt's NRA re severely rebuked by mas Raineyand Repre- seph W. Burns, Chair- House Ways and Means * * * S, Newfoundland - The ns-Atlantic air service al to Liverpool is now ar realization, according nt by Prime Minister F. T LAKE CITY- The outcome reheal campaign in Utah de- upon the Mormon vote, ac- ; to leaders of both factions. * * * r YORK - The closing days of ,yoralty campai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY may-r ay Miehigan, linois Game FIRST PERIOD verhardus kicked off to Schustek, o was upset on Illinois' 29-yard e by Petoskey. Froschauer drove ough his left tackle for five yards. .indberg tried the other tackle but s cut down by Bernard. Lindberg's nt was partially blocked by Ward rolled to Michigan's 34-yard line. rhardus tried the Illini line but s stopped for no gain. Regeczi : was stopped for no gain and n Regeczi pu...…

… f 7 Photo Here is how the country stands on the liquor question. The sale of spirits would be permissible imme- diately upon repeal in 19 states. Liquor sales may become possible by act of the legislature repealing or modifying existing statutes in 16 others. In the remaining 13 states another repealer by the people will be necessary before liquor sales are permissible. Of these 13 Ohio votes on the issue today. ve ech gie SSa '.tha tio...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Classes Will ote Today In Last Elections (Continued from Page 1 he rumor that they had offered eneral chairmanship of the man Frolic to anMsher-Jor- epresentative, explaining that it merely a committee chairman- third party, the Freshman-In- dent group, has named the fol- g: for president, Paul Forth; resident, Eleanor Christenson; ary, Beth Turnbull; and treas- Henry Hall. The literary col- lection will be held from 4:15 t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S -Y c0 SS CO -Associated Press Photo Informality may be the rule as Maxim Litvinoff (left), Russia's com..- Inissar of foreign affairs, and President Roosevelt (right) hold their White House discussions which may develop into American recognition of the Soviet Union. In fact they may even become "Max" and "Frank" to each other, for such is the reputation of both for scorn of the custo- mary formalities, Here they are caric...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -Nf ciberg Denies RA Shackles nerican Press ernoon Discussion Is evoted To The Public chools And The Press. larshall Presides n Kraus, Edgar Guest o Talk Tonight At The ress Club Banquet. (Continued from Page 1) alism department. President nder G. Ruthven delivered a preliminary address welcoming :onvention to Ann Arbor and ing the high responsibilities i devolve upon newspapermen ducators. afternoon session, presided by Sc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IA TH-MCIG N )1I .C.A.Meeting Be Held Here Iowa Pickets Use Railroad Ties To Blockade Roads v. 24, 25, 261 jor Colleges Will Be wresented At Michigan mvention >ect 100 Guests of. Harry F. Ward Will ive Lecture Series In ionnection With Parley elegates from the nine larger col- s in Michigan, numbering 100, expected to attend the combined rention of the State Student ng Men's Christian Association the three-day lectu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .y .by IFlay escription Of lichigan'sWin (Continued from Page 3) left end. Heston made two at ,uard. Regeczi punted from n 15 to Laws on Iowa's 48, turned to Michigan's 47. r made a yard at left end. pass was intercepted by Aus- Iowa's 40 and run to the 32. y lost a yard at left tackle, Regeczi recovered by crashing Regeczi, attempting to pass, wned for a 15 yard loss. Re- unted from his 45 over the oal line for a touchback...…

…THE MICHI1GAN DAILY TUESDAY, Belknap Describes Experiences At Greenland Weather Station "My usual discomforts were in- creased by severe snow blindness and the necessity of eating cold food be- cause the heat of the primus stove would have caused dampness in my tent," Prof. Ralph L. Belknap, direc- tor of the University Greenland Ex- pedition, said, describing his lonely vigil at Camp Watkins, inland ice weather station of the expedition, in...…

… Philippine Michigan Club Seeks Affiliation With Central Group The University of Michigan Club, of the Philippine Islands, until re- cently existing only as a social group, is now taking definite steps tQ be- come officially affiliated with the cen- tral organization of Michigan Clubs, according to T. Hawley Tapping, general secretary of the Alumni As- sociation. George A. Malcolm, '04, president Plan To Bring Schools Under Recovery Code (Con...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, r me For Senate away Decision Approaching' Lawrence Waterway lay Cost $153,000,000 r More o Dredge Channel Ancient Fortress Scene Of Bloody Battle In Havana d States And uld Work On Canada Project ogetner 3ITOR'S NOT This is the first series of artiies presentng several erent opinions held, by University essors dealing with the feasibility the proposed St. Lawrence Sea- By PHILIP T. VAN ZILE e question of the...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan High Schools Begin Debates Today Schedule Leads To State Championship Debate In Hill Auditorium Over 175 high schools throughout the state will begin their inter-scho- lastic debating competition for this year when the preliminary schedule of the Michigan High School Foren- sic Association, sponsored jointly by the extension division of the Univer- sity and the Detroit Free Press, gets under way today. Following th...…

…T'ICE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 'eterson Gives Discussion Of Seaway Proj ect Refrigerator Plant Is Seized By Striking Employees Cates Rests Of St Burden Of Truth . With Opponents Lawrence Scheme Solution Uncertain Economists Are Objecting To Propagandist Tone Of Supporting Argument EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a series of articles presenting several different opinions held by "University professors dealing with the fe...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ay-By-Play Of Game That Marred Michigan's Reeor layers Find Going Is Hard On Wet Field __ who returned the ball1 midfield. three yards to (Continued from Page 3) yard line as the second quarter ened. LeVoir substituted for Sei- .. Everhardus fought through left akle for six yards. Everhardus nt through center for three yards. ird and a yard to go. Regeczi nted out of bounds on Minnesota's yard line from his own 33 y...…

…T HE MICHTGAN DAILY TUESDAY,X? 0 21 Engineering Paper Dele ates Attend Meeting Michigan T e c h n i c Wins Two Prizes For Cover Designs, Alumni News Dolegates from 21 campus engi- neerinr publications gathered last month at the 13th annual Engineer- ing College Magazines Associated Convention at Marquette University,1 Wisconsin, to discuss business, edi- torial criticism, typography, commit- tee reports, and "to have a good{ time."I Some ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, b udents Want Less Restrictions; Beer On State Street, And R. C 1.T.C. - - -- - ote To Modify Women's Hours id Auto Ban All-Campus Straw Vote YES 1. Should beer be served east of Division St.?.........2,725 Twenty-Five Cents As 'Fair' Movie Price; 2.50 For Dances estions Of War ncluded In Ballot Auto Ban NO 639 1,403 1,427 447 474 917 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Should the ban be continued as it is? ................…

…THE MTCHITAN DAILY THURSDAY, 1 11 Y lI1 1 V i.L i t) t. Lehigl Dean Presents Plan To End Exams Says Testing Program De- vitalizes Instruction And Dominates Education BETHLEHEM, Pa,--IP-Radical changes in school and college exam- ination methods would come about if Dean Max McConn of Lehigh Uni- versity had his way. A plan to "end the strain and fear of professionalized school and college examinations and to make them anY important amateur ...…