…J,m 3 9, 1934TIlE MIChIGAN l)AILY Avternoon Goes Found Iti Navy Blue Is s ?ere Mcde Vents ren imeats I rilliantly Colored Pris And Stripe Black Lace Is Favorite Shade lIn New 'vles On Womai A ii Her Fashions Vogue In Semi- GoWns Ior Evening True Beauty Not Requisite For Reveal hw1 I Graceful, Dignified Appearance Old, QuaintDes;Ins - "I.ntclligent control of your body balance in every movement," says Spring days may find the colleg...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIID AY, MARCH 9, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, I Models To Show latest S sies!' Cord-Wearing, Wild, Wooley Westerners Call Us ; I l By CHARLES BAIRD What is so rare as a pair of cords in Ann Arbor? They just don't exist. Of course, if you look long enough, I you might find a pair hanging around the Intramural Building, but for gen- eral campus wear they are extremely passe. n Why is this? We don't know and t we've always won...…
…den cs Suits THE MICHIGAN DAILY Veering From Bond Salesman I' Advance Notices Stress Com for tl And Good Sense Chalk-Stripes, Shetlands, Tweeds, Gabardines Are Outstanding All Clothes Sporty Fashion Arbiters For Men I!xpect Little Rigidity In Styles Of Dress It seems that the Wall Street type of student is gone for good, for again this year the spring suit styles for men stress the angle of nonchalance and . comfort rather than sleekness an...…
…THlE MICItGAN DI)AYYRJI% Camel's Iir Is Still Popular In RaglanAnc Style Show To Ennovate New OutfitToday' You asked for something new? Here it is in a pair of slacks and a vest to match - the latter buttons over a convertible collar and may be worn as a golf jacket. It is worn with a sport coat. You will see it on display at the Style Show this afternoon. A two- some is what they call it, and they're trying to promote it on this campus. T...…
…The eatherfitga Fhai ad continued cold tr- day; gentle <northwest "wind VOL. XLI No 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S9ATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1934 Editorials ERA And Student Chisele sinine Adolph . PRICE FIVE CET Aceademy iProgram Is Issued Jack Miles' Orchestra Is Just Spinach With Grit To Schumo Plans, Dates Are Se Hilel Z' t For Leaders In 13 Fields To Convene Here On March 15, 16, And 17 Meliwain To Give Feature Address University Men A p p e ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin Is sonstructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at Abe office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Sa~turday. Citizens Of A1narillo Celebrate Mot IrPi-Law Day CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY SAYRDAY, MARCH 10, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 115 Notices To the Members of the University Council: The next meeting of the University Council will be...…
…10, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Art Mosier Wins weet Loses In onerence Wrestlin Captain Takes Determined Tracksters Read For Conerence Meet Decision From Meet Today Smith Of Ohio Parker, Rubin, And Fiero Draw Byes; Will Finish Meet Today BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 9- (Special)-Art Mosier, captain of the University of Michigan wrestling team, scored the lone victory for the Wolverines today in the early match- es of the first round of the Confer-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY s [GAN DAILY 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 Association and tie Big Ten News Service. ssocited (tolle ct___r_ 1933 { kOH" RAne) 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispathces credited to it or no...…
…ARCH 10, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Gay couples Throng Union Ballroom For 4t"( Frosh Frolic Is Last Dance Of Winter Season Dick Schumo, Ruth Kaser Lead Colorful March On Union Floor The last class dance of the winter season came to a climax at midnight last night when the music of Jack Miles' Band swept the crowd at the Frosh Frolic into the grand march. Leading the march was Richard Schumo, general chairman of the af- fair, who had as his gues...…
…Trains Crash In Iowa; Roosevelt Porirail is Approved -Associated Press Photos Two men were killed and six others seriously injured when two Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pa- cific ,trains collided headon, 10 miles north of Dubuque, Ia. A fireman and an engineer died in the crash of a freight and a passenger locomotive. The crash is shown here. Austria Is Run By 'Gangsters,' Says Onderdonk Calls Heimwehr A Group Of 'Professional Killers, l...…
… The Weather Cloudy and warmer today; rain or snow probable tomorrow. L Sin anl it Editorials Ohio State Lantern Views Our Hell Week, VOL. XLIV No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Shields Is Pondering SenatelRun Regent Of University May Oppose Vandenberg In Coming Election Abbott Feels Dems Will Support Him Will Probably Announce Candidacy Within Next Two Weeks The candidacy of E d m u n d C. Shields, me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prnipl ' DfCLp SIf lwitger Escape Investigation -Associated Press Photo Assistant Attorney General Edward C. Barce (leff) of Indiana headed the state's quiz into the jail break by John Dillinger as Charles Baran (right), president of the Lake county commissioners, urged the resignation or removal of Sheriff Lillian Holley, from whose custody Dillinger escaped. Hiirshfeld To A. S. M. Speak At E. Meeting Dr. Clarence F. ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mosier Wins Big Ten f PLAY & BY-PLAY _-By AL NEWMAN-f Spring Is Here. 4: * . . 0 now is the time when ball meets bat and holdouts sign and salaries fat -the players go. to camps of training where it is either warmly raining or above the sun doth shine and in short the weather's fine carefree on the turf they romp or playing cards bid !two no tromp) their oly care a batti g slomp they go to the ...…
…THE - !-9G:AN DAILYV THE MICHIGAN DAILY I .-: h. -"a,. X- L -IiN Ftw. _m~v - - - 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 Association and the Big Ten News Service. m z0ciate4 o I i tate r¢ z 1933 NILE__ _34 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republic...…
…1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY nn Pedro 's Band Is Chosen To Play For Crease Former J-Hop Favorite Will Return H er e Tickets For Lawyer's Ball Are Priced At $4.50; To Go On Sale Soon Don Pedro and his band, featuring the rhumba and slow rhythms, will play at the annual Crease Dance, to be held from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fri- day, March 23 in the Lawyers Club Lounge, it was announced yesterday by Charles Sprowl, '34L, general chairman.' At the 19...…
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…I The WeatherI Mostly cloudy. Possible local,4 rain today or tonight and local snows; tomorrow colder.j LL Slitr igazi iIaitg Editorials Inland Review Also A Busi- ness *...; Of Immortality ... VOL. XLIV No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bonus Bill Is Passe d By House Forces Of Administration Lose As Congressmen See Elections Ahead Cady And Mapes Of Michigan Vote 'No' 'No Additional Cost,' Says...…
…Trhe Mostly ell rain today4 snows; torn Weather oudy. Possible local or tonight and local orrow colder. LY r Sir1 ait I Editor )rials I Inland Review Also A Bi- ness .. . ; Of Immortality .* . . VOL. XLIV No. 117 41 li ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE . m B onus Bill Is Passed By House Forces Of Administration Lose As Congressmen See Elections Ahead Cady And Mapes Of Michigan Vote 'No' 'No Additional Cos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY u Summer School1 Speech Bulletin Now Available Many S p e c i al Activities And Courses Planned' For 1934 Session A wide range of courses and a variety of special activities will be offered by the Department of Speech and General Linguistics in the Sum- mer Session of; 1934, according to an official announcement issued recent- ly and now available at the office of the Director of the Summer Session. This department, which w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Summer School Speech Bulletin Now Available Many Sp e i a1 Activities And Courses Planned For 1934 Session A wide range of: courses and a variety of special activities will be offered by the Department of Speech and General Linguistics in the Sum- mer Session of 1934, according to an official announcement issued recent- ly and now available at the office of the Director of the Summer Session. This department, which was cre-...…
…a SRO 13,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MichiganHockey Suad Elects Co-Captains I Jewell, Sherf Named To Lead Forty Gridmen Turn Out For Opening Football Practice 193435 Sextet Sami Smith, '35, Is Chosen Manager Of Puck Team For Next Season Johnny Jewell and Johnny Sherf, both of Calumet, were elected co- captains of the Michigan hockey team for next year at a meeting of the puck squad last night at the Varsity Arena. 't the same time, Sampson...…
…13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigai Jewell, Sherf Named To Lead- 1934-35 Sextet Sam Smith, '35, Is Chosen Manager Of Puck Team For Next Season Johnny Jewell and Johnny Sherf, both of Calumet, were elected co- captains of the Michigan hockey team for next year at a meeting of the puck squad last night at the Varsity Arena. At the same time, Sampson J. Smith, of Detroit, was named tem manager for the 1934-35 season, suc- ceeding Jack O'Dell...…
…THE MICHIGiAN D.AI LY TUESDAY, M. THE MICHIGAN DAILY to be written in our own language. Thus they will be doubly stimulating, and together are to be anticipated with keen pleasure. Repeal It Twice If Necessary.. . II ' R 4 Pf f qy M C MV,( PnJ )1V I *p(RT n,R A, M .l~Wfl Y ifAnuW f1V Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Sessior by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western...…
…OUR T H E M.ICHIGAN DA I LY THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. 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 Association and the Big Ten News Service. xzociaed ale ite re = 1933 ug ( sogNA 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispathc...…
…CH 13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freshman Women Will Meet Tomorrow To Decide Class Projec Fraternities, Sororities Initiate Many At Week-End Ceremonies Hiarriet Jenitings Vi Be; Pi Holds Service At Chapter House For 25 New Members Alumnae House entertained Presi- dent and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruth- ven, Dean and Mrs. Edward Kraus, and Dr. Margaret Bell at dinner Sun- day. Miss Edith Barnard, director of the House, was assisted by Rosa- ly...…
…GPI l THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freshman Women Will Meet Tomorrow Fraternities, Sororities Initiate Many At Week-End Ceremonies Hai(>rriet jetnnints Pi Beta Phi Holds Servie At Chapter House For 25 New Members Alumnae House entertained Presi- dent and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruth- ven, Dean and Mrs. Edward Kraus and Dr. Margaret Bell at dinner Sun- day. Miss Edith Barnard, director of the House, was assisted by Rosa- lynn Chaped, '35, Rose Offley, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAR TUESD~A. MAryr aY.x Leremonies At. Houses Make A Busy Week-End N Beta Phi Sorority Holds Services At Local Chap- ter For 25 Initiates (Continued from Page 5) isher of Ann Arbor was the prin- ipal speaker of the evening. Marian iddings, '34, Margaret Mustard, '36, lartha Steen, '36, Marjorie Turner,' 7, and Else Sparre, '34, also ad- ressed the chapter. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi held a banquet and mi- ation Saturday...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY,b . .. II Ceremonies At Houses Make A Busy Week-End Pi Beta Phi Sorority Holds Services At Local Chap. tet For 25 Initiates (Continued from Page 5) Fisher of Ann Arbor was the prin- cipal speaker of the evening. Marian Giddings, '34, Margaret Mustard, '36, Martha Steen, '36, Marjorie Turner, '37, and Else Sparre, '34, also ad- dressed the chapter. Sigma Chi Sigma Chi held a banquet and ini- tiation Saturday night...…
…Th'le Weather Fair and colder today. Thurs- day, increasing cloudiness with rising temperature. mom- Nam-j-j t zgrnz i~aiig Editorials Proposed Changes in Rushing Rules I VOL. XLIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ford Orders Return To $5 A DAYWage 47,000 Laborers Benefit By Increase From $4.00 And $4.40 Rates No One Loses By Raising Pay-Ford Makes Decision Known At Luncheon; Raise Will Be Retroa...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN Puiblication In the Bulletin is eOnstructivp notice tJo all members of the University. Copy received at the offie of the nAslslistn to the P'estIdent M1nt11 s:3O; ] 1 :30 a. M, Saturday, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 134 VOL. XLIV No. 118 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students of the Univer- sity on Wednesday, March 14, from four to six o'clock. Ars Islamica: Single copies of this n...…
…ESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 IAtE MIC'UI "SAN 1)AI'lV ESDAY, MARCH 14, 1934 x rIia x' lipAA.1R. t 11N fL~i ,~-~~~..B .I J ~.N 4 st ohnny Sherf Named On Mid-Western All-Star Hockey Six PLAY & BY- PLAY By AL NEWMAN Primo-Baer... . Detroit oal. . .. * * * HEADLINE on an Associated Press story. ."Primo-Baer Go Be- lieved Near." Yes, but who is the citizen that believes it? Get out the gold bricks, boys and that title to the George Washington bri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICIIGAN DAILY 11 II ti j T yy^ ^ r Musical Events ORGAN RECITAL THIS AFTERNOON Prelude and Fugue in E-minor ........ Bach Andante ...........................Stamitz Choral in A-minor....................Franck Prelude ............................ Schmitt Symphony in G, No. 6 ................Widor Allegro Adagioj Intermezzo Cantabile Finale . Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY J.G.P. Premiere Is To Be Given Next Wednesday Seniors Will Be Present At Opening Performance According To Tradition In beeping'with a 30-year-old tra- dition, "Gang's All There" will be pre- sented a week from tonight to the senior women as the 1935 Junior Girls Play, Barbara Sutherland, chairman, announced. At this performance the senior women, members of the faculty, and prominent students, upon invitation, will be presen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY { .Four Face Tax Action; Soviets Planning Capitol; Manchukuo's Emperor Asoite rssPoo This is an architect's drawing of the proposed palace or seat of government of the Soviets, to be the world's tallest structure. It has been accepted by the central executive committee of the U.S.S.R., and construction is scheduled to begin this spring. A symbolistic figure is to adorn the top. University Hall Auditorium Has History Of Many...…
…The Weather Cloudy and warmer, probably light rain today; tomorrow gen- erally fair and much colder. L fr Dati Editorials Good Works And The Chrches... I VOL. XLIV No. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS British Save Americans On U. S. Gunboat Sailors Aboard Burning Ship Are Rescued In Far Eastern Waters Survivors Praise British Seamanship Huge Waves Make Rescue Work Difficult For Men Aboard Tsinan HONGK...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY checked by pressing on the same spot on the uninjured thumb. Quite often there have been cases in which a student has applied for treatment for a hand injury, bring- ing a history of having injured it the same way.before. An X-ray will often show that there is an old un- unified fracture. There are occasionally cases that have very little trouble even when the fracture is united. But with oc- casional small hurts, the wrist...…
…CH 15, 1934 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PLAY & BY- PLAY I--By AL NEWMANT-gn The .gon. . .. SOME ADVICE to the next sports editor, who will be appointed some time in May. First, do not write a column if you want to lead a care- free existence such as sports editors are supposed to lead and don't. A daily column is the chief bane of a trying existence. A column will prob- ably bring your grey hairs in sorrow down to Sheol faster than anything I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN ]DAILY ,.~ ._ is today a growing apathy toward churches, and are puzzled about the cause. Perhaps some future historian will have to point out that when church- es turned-away from charity, they perished. The Theatre AT THE LYDIA MENDELSSOHN "ELIZABETH T HE QUEEN"-A Review. By JOHN W. PRITCHARD Published every morning except Monday during the iversity year and Summer i'Sessior by the Board in Control of Student Publi...…
…Date Of Annual Penny Carnival To BeApril 21 Marie Metzger Is Head; Money To Go To W.A.A.; Florence Shaw Assists The annual Penny Carnival will be held Saturday evening, April 21, at Barbour Gymnasium, according to Marie Metzger, '35, who is in charge of the affair. Beatrice Devine, '35, will head the finance committee while Florence Shaw, '34, is respon- sible for the booths. Proceeds from the Carnival go to the Women's Athletic Association. S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AssociatW Press Photo Sultana, queen of the polar bears at Milwaukee's zoo and the only member of her species to raise cubs to maturity in captivity, is shown leading her eleventh baby into the open for the first time. Death Takes 'Topsy,' Famous Old Actress WATERTOWN, S. D., March 14 - (A) - Death has removed one of the last notables of the "golden age" of the American stage, Mrs. Fannie Osborn Porteous, who played the or...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan generally fair and colder Friday; Satur- day snow or rain and colder. L.I1 fri VOL. XLIV No. 120. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1934 NRA Head Takes Over Aut RIssue My Beliefs About Immorwality; No. 4: Professor Sellars' Views Johnson Assumes Task Maintaining P e a c e Labor Controversy Of In No Action To Be Taken By Board Organized Labor Warns That Greatest Strike In History Impends WASHINGTON, ...…
… _--Aso:iated !doss Photo Serernading Mrs, PranlnD.10 .ROW evet Vwas1,the 1honor' tht befel Peter Winni, Virgin Isla (Ieri, whien iheFi( irst L'ady visited PW'A thosilg projects it that secption of Lthe West. Indies. Highly curious sjpettors are the Win cIiiloren, WFiglur and flmira. hcirPW"A. home Was built for $525, pyable in 0Qyas Y a e$ ng n to ne In. i- si ;t--ator Says Release 01 Dilflingoer B ing11s oil Some AMI'lzing Facts CROWN PO...…
…Such scenes are always enlighten- ing, especially when all the players on both sides and even the man- agers are out there clawing around. And then the blue-coated minions of the law step in and do some skid- ding around on their own account. Not that there is anything un- usual inth fracas the other night beyond three facts. The first, and most surprising of these is that the game is finally stopped just because of three free-for-all battles....…
…CIE MICHIGAN DAILY JA THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ft IkA. QIGAN DAILY - ,c, r , L ; l -. A4torssy:;rgs- a Published every mnorning except Monday during the Uriversity year and Summer Sessiou by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference'Editortal Association andt 0n e ig Ten News Service. 19S N~lOAtCOVtRA 1 9 14i. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The rAssocated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republi...…
…__TE MICHIGAN IALY_ ..ose Vances Are Given By Many Houtses Ped ing An Initiatiorns Are Announced(; Mny Groi1ps Entertain J. G.P. Departs From Tradition fu Pic? lng Back-Stage Lifre Ruthvens Head ll'gt (l L1( Actors Of Elizabethl The Queen' Are Gttrnpsed Hehind Scenes Looking back over 30 years of Jun- ipr Girls Plays, it seems hard to be- lieve that the little farce given in the gymnasium in 1904 should de- velop into a Distinctive, moder...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 31mstock Edict Sets April 6 As State Army Day ielebrations And Public Programs Are Planned For Memorial Exercises Characterizing the United States irmy as "an instrumentality of eace," Governor William A. Com- ock yesterday issued a proclama- on asking the people of the state f Michigan to observe Friday, April as Army Day, for the purpose of aying tribute to the armed forces the nation for their services and ccomplishments...…
…The Weather Rairy turning to snows lte to- day; mruch colder twuoltrrow With) possibly local snows. Y Sin an ~ ait Editorials Fraternities Need Thoroughgoing Reform I i VOL. XLIV No. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1934 PRICE %FIVE CENTS Dillinger Aide Shot To Death In Port Huron Negro Companion In Jail Break Is Killed By St. Clair County Officers Mi chigan Police On Trail Of Desperado Oficers Are Wounded As They Fight It...…
…__THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLIETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Prosecutor Gets Replica Of illinger Gun FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1934 VOL. XL1V No. 121 Notices Notice to FERA Students: This is to advise that those students who will not have reported for work prior to twelve o'clock on S...…
…17, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG Swimmers Seek ourth Straigoht Title oday At Iowa City PLAY & BY-PLAY -By AL NEWMAN - Michigan Stars Favored To Win Conference Title Few Records Expected To Be Broken In The Long Hawkeye Pool Fast Field Entered Waiting For Opening Gun Of Big Ten Meet Today Yearling Pucksters Should Be Aid To Varsity Six Next'Year Tournament .--- the simon-pure rasslers THE sports editor takes advantage of a spr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, - __ , _ ,. , . _ r ,. a _. Musical Events J~r- -- ------- -- - OPERA BROADCAST The resume of Peter Ibbetson, to be broadcast this afternoon under the auspices of the Amer- ican Tobacco Company, over two chains of the National Broadcasting Company, at 1:45 this afternoon, is as follows: ACT 1: THE CURTAIN rises upon a ball given by Mrs. Deane during which Col- onel Ibbetson quarrels with his nephew and ward, Pet...…
