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…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ VAIM I sue OW OF FASHIO SI SPRING W A pus Women to Model Sport ear at Palmer Field House Tea Today._ ILL BE SERVED Vomen's Athletic Association Membership Campaign to Begin Friday. Women who will model at the Wshion show to be held this after- J Don at 4 o'clock in the lounge of te Palmer Field house are Vinselle artlett, '33, Helen Mason, '34, iriam Cortright, '32; Ruth Camp- ll, '34, Betty Dane, '34, Pauline we, ...…
…-THE MICHIGAN DAILY 2 k Y OFFICIAL 1BULLETIN ation In the University, -esident until, l LII. Bulletin is constructive notice to all Miembers Copy received at he office of the. Assistant to 3:310; 11.30 a. m. Saturday. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1932 No. 103 NOd FTICES University flifuealu of Appitmtis and Occuprational linformatioin: istration. for all t-hose intere6Sted ini (curin, per? anent oiom cept~ teaching), will be held a1, the fol...…
…1890 t . M r Y t Air !fit 4 at& MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE VOL XLII. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 Weather: Cloudy, Warmer. PRICE FIVE CEN .. . ; : ',w .4 . ,; PLEDGI' G RULES CH 7 v _ .... e Student Loan Fund to ReceivePlayProceeds RELATINS INEST ATI1BREAKIGPOINT, SIMSONDE lRE Violation of Navy Power Agreed Upon in 1922 May Cause Diplomatic Breach. CHINESE PLAN ATTACK Foreign Shipping Warned A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST LlMIIAgTION, School League Cut From to 32 Teams as iesult of First Matches. GU'RNEYIN,-CHARG~E FA~R EAS'TER BATTLEFIELD SCENE ESTIMATE LIQUO ~rq176, DEPRESSION LOWERING WIFE-RA TE IN IRA Q, CLAIMS KAMI L TOONIANs ppk ,rity Extension. Dvision and Detroit Free Press Conduct !'Contest. Returns of the first elimination debate fi the Michign high school debating league, rnaaged by the ~University extension division and...…
…FEBRUARY' 25, 1932 ~ THE MICHIGAN DA LY F.... S PST 9FE w A.'+ nal Public D ebts M ore Than Overbaiance Amount Cut From Budgets. SINKING FUND IS BIGGER Secretary Mills Declares Debt Retirement Fund Increase Accounts for Outlay. WASNNGTON, Feb. 24. -GP)--. Many millions of dollars carefully culted from next year's operating costs of the Treasury and Postofice departments ,are more than over- balanced by additional public debt requirements...…
…__________THE M IC H LGA N DAILY- THUTRSDAY, FEBR~UARY 25, 19 M i WcprMarita Datti Published every morning except Monday during the University 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. lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered ...…
…, /' FEBRUARY 25, 1932, THE MICHIdAN DAILY, :. .. ( I LV* VA ' 5WA*AM ""'x"7.5 S S? VAL'U omgplete Cast and Choruses of "No Man's Land" Announce ARY PHILLIPSAND VIRGINIA KOC.IH CHOSEN TO PLAY LEADI1NG RHOLES inselle Bartlett, Betty Van Horn, Eleanor Riker, Alice Boter, Parrish Riker, Play Principal Parts. Twenty-three women have been chosen for the cast of "No Man's Land," 28th annual Junior Girls' Play, according to an...…
…I THE Tk4TCHIGAN DAILY "t-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4i IUR&~AY. FEBRUARY 25. I paann a Ci Aiph a Wins nterfraternity swif SE AT DEFENONG PIONS, TKETA'- Champions Set Record Winning 200-Yard Relay With Mark of 1:49.1 K. L. FINISHES THIRD ence of Miller. Star in Back 1 4Iverine. Hockey Teams WillIeet ChicagoS aturday Crack srt Star New4 Reiwick and Wolfe Expect to Be inFirst Class Condition After Sickness. Runs...…
…T, H E M 1 C.r.11CAN THE MICI-IICAN DAIL'i~ OCey SextetPointsfor,',Marquette Tult rI PAN BaltitOre Acquires Buzz Arlett Goes to Minors After 13 Years jn Majors. (BI, the Assoc~,,'ia! 'Pess Pick Westet Tean for Football Game' in Olympic Stadium Mi nesata Will Meet Michigan it Swysimr"R (Continued from Page 6) LOS ANGELES, Feb., 24.-(A)- equal to the killing pace which To shift or not to shift, was the Coach Matt Mann's veterans usual- ...…
… THE MICI I- . D A I--L- THURSDAY, F THE MICHIGAN D A1LY~ THURSDAY, F N OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Buhetin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistan$ to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 No. 102' NOTICES University Loan Committee: The Loan Commgittee will meet on Fri- day, Feb. 26, at 1:30 p.m., in Rdom 2, University ...…
…I 5TABLISHED 1890 Or t 4 a1133 MEMBER~ IASSOCIATE [I PRESS' No. 101 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1932 Weather: Cloudy, Warmer. PRICE 4FIVE udent Council 7otes Revisions in Constitution Elect Spphomores For Three-Year Term. TE UNANIMOUS cal charges in the consti- of the Student Council, to or the partial perpetuation ear to year of membership, dopted last night by this articles, passed unani- by the Council, m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY HMIl [ ,Union Forum Hears Talk by Gov. Ritchie FIN 0 Century B.C. Report of rtinued From Page 1) ure found at the excava-{ , "it shows marked Hellen- uence particularly in the uge round columns and illars of burnt brick orn- orated, a feature that dis-, entirely in the two upper gh working with a smaller' er a month was spent in- ng the ziggurat known as r, a mound complex, in ad- the main excavation. terman rep...…
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…THE MICHMCAN--DAILY LEGATESSfT ELYN 'NEIsO AS die Bartlett, Jean Bentley, Adele Ewing Named by Officers. * BMIT REVISED RULES Aar Meeting for Discussion of Rushing Regulations to Be Tuesday. elyn Neilson, '33, was elected dent of the Panhellenic asso- . at a special meeting held rday afternoon. Vinselle Bart- '133, was named recording sec- y, Jean ,Bentley, '33, was chos- ushing secretary, and Adele g, '33, is the new treasuerr. ms Neilson wi...…
…"I, I t THE rvilCHIGAN DAILY THE.- MICHIGAN D w uraILY il FICIAL BULLETIN subject will be "Selling, Designing, and Fabricating Tolls and Special Machines." Members of the faculty, as well as local manufacturers, who are interested in this subject, are invited to attend. Dr. Hans Tietze, Professor of the Fine Arts, University of Vienna, will give an illustrated lecture on "Albrecht Durer, the Greatest German Artist," Thursday afternoon,...…
… Ar t r 4a11;I;ik MEM] IASSOCI) y .No. 100 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1932 ', ' PRH vE FIVE IESE CONTINUE OF E N SIVE1 'E l[ S\- STORMEDRO M RER DEVASTATING BOMBRDMENT CHINESE TROOPS HOLD JAPANESE I of First Day's Fighting Finds Japanese In Control of Kiangwan Af er Desperate Resistance by Chinese. (By Associated Press) nghai, Feb. 21.-()-A bombardment by big guns and planes ed up Chapei this morning as the ...…
…S HE MICHIG-ANI DAILY GIIURCH Ethical, Religious Values Before ,th'oeists. Iitud from Page ran, director of , 1) Wesley Da ily Offieial; 1 i11tin Dr. i~xs. TFetze. Pr 4fessor of th~e Fine Ats, Un~iversity "of Vienna, will give an i illstrated1 lE cture on "Al- brecht Duror, the Gr'atest German Artist," Thu~rsday afternoon, 4:15, in Alumni lvemorial ,;Hall, under the auspices of the Axin Arbor Art Association. Play Reading Secti on, of Fa~...…
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… 4-THE MICHICAN DAILY Florida Champion WOMEN'S APPEARANCE IS DEPENDANT I FrYREHEARSALS ON GOOD POSTURE, SAYS MISS BEISE BODY BY FISHE UU |i| ," L T ET All Students in Barbour times morning and evening will Thinks of English Maid. Gymnasium. soon correct the defect. There are William McFee, English novelist, Chorus Members Asked to Leave ofmany other exercises for correcting declares thaIl New York women are P Chor s cmerhsed theae n Posture is...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY N OFFICIAL BULLETIN in the Bulletin i constructive notice to all members versity. Copy received at 'the offiCe of the AssI-tail to nt until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1932 No. 100 NOTICES ashington's Birthday Exercises: The public observance qf the anniversary of the birth of George Washington will take place in uditorium, Monday, Feb. 22, 1932, at 11 o'clock a.m. This meeting, has been arranged by ...…
…t 4 A61 MEN ASSOC PR ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, ,FEBRUARY 20, 1932 PRICE FIVE C _ s s i PS C :. { {, A.:. . .y i, 4 BIG D Rl 1' ti Select 'Robin Hood' Cast; Brown, Torbeson Chosen for Leading Roles Changes Allegiance From a wealth of vocal and dra- matic tryout material, the final cast for the Mimes Union opera has been selected and work which has been underway for a number of weeks has brought the operetta, "Robin Hoo...…
…___O B N BROAJDCASS PROGRAM I'E'nsian Tryout Date Arm~y Navy Dinner - ___ 1AL-H U O NSTRUCTION Set for Next Tuesday Will Be Given MondayI 0[J[FIi Tuesday afternoon has been set i Uhms ihSholUdrune hUisrcio fPoeso sth iefo rot frbt TeAmi TheAry and Navy club of Ann n ni nt\ Director Maddy,,Plays Maddy. editorial and business stafrs of the Arbor will hold a Washington's IYj46[ j 1 lJ I J l1l frSudns'"I have perfect confidence in any Michiganensi...…
…THE MTCHIGAN AIL 1 . W . :lers to Encounter West Virginians Toi STAND I VN T MEETINGS Meets Eastern Star Y i intown's Outstanding Star 11 Grapple With Mosier in 155-Pound Bout. y the Wolverine takes to the sins of West Virginia, meet- at state's university on the itown mat this evening. two teams will enter the ring 1 terms in regards to the last etings between them. In'1929 )untaineers managed to eke one point victory- over the ...…
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…1 THt MICIICAN IDA1LY _________+ _________ 111 FROM EXPERIENCES OF {TS AU THOR Story Is Built Around Tyranny has been greatly infiuenced by this of Domineering institution. Three ,of her sons are Michigan graduates, and the play- Father. wright exects to obtain her degree F here. By Josephine Woodhams, '34, She ha staken severalnruesin WE~l |LL HOLDj Affair This Afternoon to Open Activities for Second Semester. A skating party will open the ...…
… _, ABUSHED Jrk A o l*tr t a r No. 98 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1932 H REJECTS P 's rridiron Dance to Open I New Press Building VITATIONAL AFFAIR REPLACES IANQUET OF PREVIOUS YEAR'S SIGMA DELTACHI IS SPNSOR r1 S. Forsythe Is Chairman; Committees Are Appointed to Work Out Plans; Admission Charge Uidcided. Michigan's nev publication building, reputed to be the finest cture of its type in the countr...…
….: THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDY,'EB~ Y ive Vocal Artists, EConductor Secured for Festival Series Six': additional artists who will appeaxr dn the May Festiv-al pro- gram along wvith Beniamino Gigli, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, John Charles Thomas, baritone, and Chase Baromeo, bass. ~both of the Chicago Civic Opera company, were announced yester - ,day by Charles A. Sink, president of the. University lu4sical society; wvhichi sponsors ...…
…'qT E+g pa Gpry E5ATL!Y One of baseball's most famous brother combinations, Lloyd and Paul Waner of the 7Pittsburgh Pirates, may soion be broken up if a trade under discussion by the Pirates and Giants is carried through. The Giants are reported willing to give Fred Leach, Eddie Marshall, and Samn Leslie in exchange for the Pittsburgh outfielder, who has had several salary differences with the Corsair management. h I I IM p r ,, . I …
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, F~ uulished Qeery Inlruin except Monday durin~g the University y he Board in C trolo tudentPublicaions. U ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ationi of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :d in this paper and the local news published herein. rntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second mtter. Special...…
…TR4F MTO-ITCAN DAILY . m.ob.aa- - Exhibition Match of Novel Game Will Start Season Wednesday. Badminton will be introduced to the undergraduate and graduate 'women on campus through an ex- hibition game which will be given at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday, Feb. 24, at Barbour gymnasium. The game will be demonstrated by Louise Little, '35, and Betty Talcott, '34. These players have ben, practic- ing for it during the last two weeks. Both doubles a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAY, THEMICHIGAN DAILY ~RIDAY~ day morning class which will be g miar. A. A. Jakkuh. French 160 wi!! have its first meeting Saturday at 11:00 in Room WHEREAS, This association is an 408RL. C. A. Knudson. affiliated member of the American Road Builders Association and MEETINGS TODAY WHEREAS, as the following be- liefs and resolutions have been ten- French 202: Students who expect tatively approved by said associa.- to tak...…
…4 ESTABLISHFED 1890 '"V Ar* iait A: XLII. No. 97 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1932 _ - ........ .... .......... _- T ROA B UILDING CUT MAY BE N\ESSARY CONFERENCE TOLD Prof. John Worley Addresses Meeting of State Highway Engineers. iLIMIT FUNDS TILL 1946 Evans States Michigan Airports and Facilities Worth - $400,000,000. Sharp reduction and possibly a drastic cut in highway construction for several years ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SELLOGRS DISARMAMENT PARLEY IN SESSION 7/ *s S GROU -mal Professor Talks' lace of Camping Modern Life. SKY WILL SPEAK to Address Course on ciples of Health Control. camp leaders of wide deliver the lectures. on ek counselor training eh opened at 7 o'clock n room 231 Angell hall will meet every Wednes- it was revealed yester- illetin issued by the Ex- art ent of the Univer- is sponsoring the in- 11 p. samson., professor e...…
…, THE MICHIGAN D A IL 'Y MICHIGAN DAILY Local Figures in News Spotlight of Last Semester =Z==== ks Raised ty Ire ' Scholarship, Society, IPolitics Athletics ' Her materaeg Made Oper a Go 'Worthwhile' Her Festival Termed Rum Drinking Brawl * * * Kept Many Students in Indigent School i [ Campus of Past Celebrities Political Scientist Wins Lecture Award The news stories o today make the history ot tomorrow. With this in mind t...…
…F-11, a" I RE MTCHTGAN DA LY ____________________________ I .~ A.J. ~.J 4~.JA..'SA. 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...…
…''THE IrMTCHT1CAN DATUY MVAVM . xe i7 S s ' ! BRIMS ARE OUTSTANDING, STRAWS ARE ROUGH ON NEW SPRING HATS Felts and Turbans Tie for First I1"In many smart shops," contin- Place in Sports !ted Mrs. Harrison, "I saw felts, but donly for wear with sport outlts. c} ls-One of the most striking models was the 'touch-down' hat, with a "Brims are the most outlstaniding two-and-a-half inch brimi with a feature of this season's hats," said' dip ov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W or s ut for A EOTNEW GRID RULES ARE FAVORABLE I II ANS, NLIVYORK, Feb. 17. -)- Generahy Espeaking; the official -- reaction to the changes made in Coach Keen Wil Send Altered the playing code by the na~onal Linup Against Eastern foot bal rues committee tas been favorable but there have been Grapplers Saturday. dissenters enough to make the -- -- ebateinteresting. Michigan will enter the ring deTe new and liberal 7ed...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY U Drills for Initial Badger COn'test s T il.. COLUMNI *T3 P.M. LAS I-SIIG A DVERTI SING I IS AT 3 P. U [HOME TILT4 eteran Defensi man, Ister Maize-and- Second Line. s, star defenseman on Western Conferenc^e hockey team, report- Lowrey last night in .. e will need four of strenuous practice :lass condition, Coach ,nce gives the hockey good defensemen for .e Conference hockey Wisconsin at 8 o'clock in the Coliseum. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ., r x a s ~~~~T-I. MTCRT-aIvICa 1 ..raN. . DAILY.. _. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ?ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members f the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to he President until 3:30; 11:36 a. m. Saturday. VOL. Xii I. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1932 No. 97 NOTICES Notice to All Members of the Teaching Staff: The following first semester students who have not formally w...…
… N . t at3 MEN ASSOC PR SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 -- - ESE BE.GI HE ZEST OFFE. NS 11 --- - NJERS SUlRVEY iUMY PROBLEM Highway Meeting Opens t Michigan Union Yesterday. 3NDANCE IS LARGE in Opening Adress Shows - asd Need fCr in Planning. - ny in eonstructipn and Railroad Jack Challenges Local History Department of the highways and reducing accidents i careful checks on f automobile drivers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1' 0 -in,~ 6) arsal in .5 p.m. od: Rehearsal of princi- Club Room at 2 and at Qm 318. Woman's Glee eduled at the League at Hand rehearsal at 7:15 sHall. all: Dr. Frederick Fisher with the students at 4 .old the regular Fireside sion. fall: Student's Lenten 12:15 in the Chapel at followed by the Student ering Luncheon. Iundation : Miss Irma formerly president of .nd noted authoress, and r Riegler, exch~ange pro- the Col...…
…'" - THE MICHICAN DAILY :iigan Hooey Teem Prepares to Play ITE WILL START O E SE I POU ST Plays are Issued to Maize- 4-Blue Sextet to Bolster Attack. ch Ed Lowrey pushed his ers at top speed in last s practice to get his Wolver- nto trim for their first home rence hockey match Friday. with the Wisconsin Badgers. Cardinals were handicapped ly season practices by poor Madison, but they haves ed out a fast-skating sextet last month's d...…
…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY except Monday during the University of Student Publications. onference Editorial Association. exclusively entitled to the use for re- ches creedited to it or not otherwise local news Published herein. c at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second postage granted by Third Assistant described by the story, but in clinging to that prob- ability the author has destroyed the symmetry of the plot.K. S. WANT ADS PAY ion by carrier,...…
…)"" 'T"HE MICHI N DAILY ings Countess Tolstoy to Lecture Here on Februa r Practice Basketball Games Start Season Tournaments, LACE DOMINATES IN FORMAL MODE WHITE, CHARTROUSE ARE POPULAR Length Slightly Shorter Than Fashion of Previous Raab, Charlotte Moss, and Pauline Season. Wilson. I ______ Juniors are Jean Bentley, Jean By B. A. C., '34. Berridge, Dorothea Boger, Florence Formal wear continues to retain Bonesteel, Jean Botsford, Hel...…
