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…1, J6 JL A-A w -willillillillill I Women's Glee Club Announces Initial Concert Classical, Contemporary, And Folk Songs To Be Featured Wednesday Patrons and patronesses for the initial concert of the 1933-34 season were announced recently by officers of the University Women's Glee Club. The concert, which will be held at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, is formal and invitational. The full complement of the Glee Club will...…

…THAE,_MIICIUGAN,_OAILY Diagonal Stripes Find Wide Favor Plans For Women's Athletiks Junior A.A.U.W. Holds Art E . rr DeM aMVaried Christmas Party saDscu 9sse Aana ers Meetmn The Junior Association ofUnvrToH sity Women will hold CaChristmas W.A.A. entertained the intramural cording to Mary Stirling, '35. Partici- progam tonight in the Unon Th In So members will meet or inner fol- managers of the sororities and dor- pation points will be given. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fashion Contest Is SpoQsored By Firm In Chicago MTany Prizes Are Offered In Competition For Stu- dents; Opens Dec. 15 Campus fashion experts will be given a chance to prove their skill in a contest in dress-designing recently announced. The purpose of the con- test is to bring to light native talent in fashion and fashion-designing. The contest, which is being launched by a reputable Chicago firm, and backed by the dean of ...…

…8, 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hockey Sextet To Meet Ahertburg Tonight At Coliseum 41 PLAY & BY- PLAY -By AL N EWMAN- Favoring The Spartans. . .". NOTING THAT THE GENTLEMEN ., t'e, Associated Press have a' d ,out a. story, on who is going o tfilThe °plae of Chicago in the k Big Ten if the Midway institution merges with Northwestern and goes strictly graduate on us, I, like every columnist within shouting range, am going to comment upon it. Fr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w Club Ball Decorated In Holiday Spirit I More Than 200 Couples Attend; George Knowles Chairman Of Dance The Law Club's annual Christmas dance last night was a scene in which colorful decorations made a fitting background for the more than 200 couples who were present. Brilliantly lighted Christmas trees, and huge vari-colored stars that were sus- pended from the ceiling that flashed on and off, were the only lighti...…

…E E10,1THE MICHIGAN DAILY M.S.C. Noses Out Wolverine Courtmen In Thriller, 2 PAGE FIV iTo25 O Improvement In Maize And Blue Leads Cagers Offensive Shown Buysse, S t a t e Center, Is High Point Man As He Scores 13 Counters Allen Gets 9 Points Cappon Praises Play Of Two Sophomores: Ford And Tomagno (Continued from Page 1) point Cappon sent in an entirely new team composed of Jablonski, Rud- ness, Tessmer, Regeczi, and Tomag- no. Both teams...…

…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1933 Colgate Hockey Team Will Play Michigan Here Lowrey Prepares M a i z e And Blue For Strong Eastern Invasion Following the two close victories hung up by the Wolverine hockey team last week, Coach Eddie Low- rey is now concentrating on perfect- ing his ice squad for the game with Colgate (N.Y.) here this Wednesday. With the ice season barely under way for Michigan, much in the way of improvement is possible in the week...…

…OEMBER 13, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty Holds Reception And Le~ague Dance Union Orchestra Chosen; T hr e e Couples Assist; Card Game Held About 300 faculty members at- tended the colorful winter reception and ball given by the Faculty Wom- en's Club last night at the League. Prof. and Mrs. Emil Lorch, Prof. and Mrs. A. E. White, and Prof. and Mrs. O. S. Duffendack received. Mrs. Lorch wore a gown of bright red with a sash of black velvet....…

…14, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r , ..... r +. v...i .i, .. i Y r. . . a .R/ A. A i " .. J. Initial Play Of Theatre Group To Open Today Back To Broadway Children's Production 'Hansel And Gretel' Group's First Drama Plan Christmas Party Tonight At Martha Cook Board Of Governors Will B Guests Of Honor At Christmas Celebration Seventy-five mothers of residents will be entertained by Martha Cook Of Is The last week of school is being crowded ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Will Try A gain Foir Wo men's Re fueling Record ®L 51 ~ Le . Dinners Keep Houses B us y Vaction Plans AnnoimWi y Students; Manr Hl Pedging Ceremonies What with Christmas dinners pledging before vacation, holida3 trips, and meetings planned for va- cation,, various members of campu sororities and fraternities have hac a busy week. Kappa Alpha Theta The members of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority entertained Mrs. Ida Wheat and ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Galen Shop Provides Occupation For Children lion L41 Not In NRA, h ar Says sehoa a i m s That Conflicting Views May Both Be Set JP Substantially mrt Will Favor Act, He Believes [11 Not Come Up Before ludiciary In Entirety But y Provisions (By Intercoegiate Press) AMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 1- 're is no such thing as the con- 4tionality of the NRA, but all de- ds upon its "judiciality" - in er words, how the nine justices ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ill Give President's Representatives On Movie Code Iniversity Ickes Brands Smith Attacks As Insincere' Bosses Liquor Code Hitler Keeps German Pre As Symbol Of Reich Unification . 4V eture Dec. 7 :hority On Prehistoric fe To Relate Problem f Modern Biologists of. Ermine C. Case, director of Museum of Paleontology, will de- the third lecture of the Uni- ty Series on "A Modern Biolo- Attitude Towards the Problem Ife...…

…TI MAL .. 1 a.i lLa' aka f 4 a1 a V as a ar . r ar r. 1. International Directory Lists Names Of 560 Foreign Students Listing 560 names, this years' In- f ternational Directory, preparedt by. the office of Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson, counsellor to foreign students, was recently released. This year the directory contains not only the names of students tech- nically classed as foreign students, but also the names of all students countries, ev...…

…THE M ICH IG A N DAILY WEDNESD School Change Advocated By Radio Speaker ome New Developments In Instruction Pointed Out By Prof. Schorling "We must have a change in the eparatory school curriculum that nores the needs of students and en thrusts them for two or more ars into an economic world that is already turned "thumbs down" i them," Prof. Raleigh Schorling of e School of Education, and super- sor of directed teaching in Univer- y High Sch...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY dVomen How The States Stand 4t The Outset Of Dry Repeal ites Reasons r Her Action r To The Daily Tells ty Petition For Later iirs Was Denied 1 open letter, Dean Alice Lloyd ;lained her reasons for refus- make any changes in the ; schedule of closing hours for sity women: The letter in full' hose interested in later hours nen: the present agitation for la- urs for women started with ily 'and has been reported in this paper...…

…THEI, --MICH TGAN, .,DATLY FRIDAY, DECEMBER-8, 19.33 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY EILIDAY,~ D~U~MB~&8. ~%3 VIany Houses Entertain Over ASt eek-End 1 Fr~ :t-aC r V~acaem With Dinners Taking adivan c of the last week- id beforc valam>on. many houses on Iripus ar cntertamnin with formals id dinner dances, Over 21 frater- tics and so:'ritb are holding mnces either Friday or Saturday ght. Alpha Delta Phi fraternity is hold- g a house party over the wee...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUXRDAY, Noted Antartic Explorers Meet In New Zealand Cuban Situation Is Discussed By Aiton This may be the time to scrap the Monroe Doctrine and our entire past policy in relation to Pan-American affairs, Prof. Arthur S. Aiton of the history department, told a radio aud- ience over the University hour Thurs- day, in discussing "The Historical Background of the Present Situation in Cuba." "By a fine gesture in behalf of...…

…THE MICH IG AN DA ILY SUNDAY, Parker Speaks University Alumni Asked Ts F Saloon Retuir To A. A'U-W ca U 1zEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 9.- A f M odern Artcall to college and university alumni th. oughout the land to oppose the return of the saloon under repeal was 'There Is Nothing Q eer issued last week by the Yale Alumni; Weekly. Said the weekly in part: About Modern Art,'Says "The universities of the country are jPhilosophy Professor particu...…

…THE, MICHIGAN DAILY TUSAY, ,. any Houses Hold Initiations; Debating Team lFaculty Women thers Give Christmas Parties To Engage In lan Reception F.Ai iton Series This Evenin OVER THE WEEK-ND 3 t. dra I(: 111 A Kappa Da iec-, f1;3 {S ' h(- aRho0 Giv Grace Bennett, '37, Midland; Eleanor el;Noys,'36, Battle Creek; Josephine On Week-End I Scott, '36, Shaker Heights, 0.; Mar- jorie Warren, '35, Yonkers, N. Y.; and o es have been flling Cath...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Sun Discussed Art Forum, Scheduled BvMeLaufhlinFor Today, Canceled The fifth and. last in the series In Radio Talky of art forums sponsored by the Student Christian Association has been canceled, it was announced Little- and well-known facts aboutlast night. Lte- n wedi-knssed bynPof.san The series, which dealt with the the sun were discussed by Prof. Dean question of "Fundamental Prin- B. McLaughlin of the ast...…

…THitE MICH iGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Lecture Series Will Be Given By Timoshenko Economics Professor Will Speak B e f o r e Several Canadian Groups Commiee Members Who corf erred On Liquor Tax Prof. Vladimir P. Timoshenko o the economics department will deliv- er a series of lectures in Canada dur- ing the coming vacation. Professor Timoshenko will speak on "The Depression and Agriculture' before the meeting of the Winnipeg Chapter of the Royal...…

…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY Favors Farm Program Stanton Talks On Russia Over Radio Program $100,000,000 In Trade Will BenefiL America As Result Of Recognition Trade resulting from our recog- nition of Russia will probably amount to over $100,000,000 during 1934, John W. Stanton of the history department stated in a discussion of "The Russia We Recognized" during the Michigan program over the Uni- versity radio hour last night. Russia and the United ...…

…THE MICHIG4AN DAILY Interfraternity Council Is To Sponsor Dance Duane Yates And 12-Piece Orchestra To Play; Ball To Be Given At League Duane Yates and his 12-piece or- chestra will play for the Interfrater- nity Council's First Annual Formal Ball to be held Friday, Jan. 5, in the ballroom of the League. No arrangements have yet been made as to the exact number of cou- ples to be admitted, but an official stated that it would be about 250. Fra...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Play Tryouts ToBe Monday AndTuesday Tryouts For Junior Girls Play To Be Held At Lydia Mendelsso m Theatre Tryouts for the cast and chorus of the Junior Girls Play will be held tomorrow and Tuesday afternoons in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre and all junior women, whether eligible this semester or not, are urged to be present, according to an announce- ment from Barbara Sutherland, gen- eral chairman. To try-out an entrant ma...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAJJY, Chaperons Are Announced For; Fmternity Ball Alumnni And Faculty Will Be Honored At Function Of Interfraternity Body Chaperons for the Interfraternity tall, to be held Jan. 5 at the League, will be the faculty and alumni mem- bers of the Judiciary Committee of the Interfraternity Council, which is sponsoring the event. The alumni members who will be accompanied by their wives are Al- fred B. Connable and Charles W. Graham. ...…

…GAT THE MICHIGAN DAI LY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 'Messiah' To Be Presented Here Sunday Handel's Oratorio Will Be Offered By University Choral Union Huey Long Is Burned In Effigy Health Service Gives Causes, Preventions Of CorninColds 300 Students Will Appear In Chorus Symphony Orchestra Also To Play; Performance To Start At 3:30 P. M. Handel's oratorio, "The Messiah," will be presented by the University of Michigan Choral Union, assisted ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. I ................ .. . ....... .... ...... !M Publish Lists Of' Appointments In All Departments! Wets Attack Their Proposed Tax On Hard Liquor Banquet To Be Held Honoring Two Architects' Walter H. Blucher And G. Give Formal Approval To Designation Of Scholars, Assistants, And Fellows Made By Regentsi All Schools And Colleges Name Aides For Current University Year . = (Continued from Page 1)j Frank M. Reed, H...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, T entative Pla11s Announced For Musical Festival Dates For Annual Affair Set By School Of Music As May.9, 10, 11, 12 SiX Concerts Named Chicago Symphony Will Be Featured In Forty- First Festival Tentative plans for the forty-first annual May Festival, released recent- ly at the executive offices of the School of Music, name May 9, 10, 11, and 12 as dates for the 1934 pre- sentation. Six concerts will be provided: ...…