…THE MICHIGAN DAILY raDarilrne in Tan Or Green Used 'In Suits "eminently easy to get along with." It affords a congun ai mix: for th,+ green snap brim hat and the rust brown shoes. A Wear Sets The Pace In 's PlansFor Spring Dress Women Object To Men's Dress Here white ones-are another of the worn- White Tab Collars New en's pet gripes unaybe it's the prin--epTndSit ciple of an animal's coat-change in On Deep Toned Shirt winter). So are for...…
…I'llE 1 M(IHII(;AN "DAILY WDED A, Men-SudentHav MoreCohi Ifi driwes Tear I)Qwni FlaIgs 0J I 01(eflONItbic rJIa 'Wo en Forsythe Deelart, {"Men students have more colds; more susceptible to temperat ure 1 '1 ';I ] =t ;+ i 3 A 'I i i . i tE I -Associatud Y, ess Phioto hrl a f- cr the edict' that the black, red and gold banners of the German republic were no t~ e' ~slaylgroups of- Chancelloir Hitler's nazi tore down the Republican flags in t...…
…!- The Weather Fair And cooler Wednesday generally Tuesday; fair atnd L t i1 Ed iiorials Detroit in The Mirror. And A Bit Bewildered; Detroit's 'Flop Hiouse' Situation. i VOL. XLIII 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Aim Arbor Indigents Call Strike Welfare Employees Claim They Are Receiving Too Little Pay Officials Leave For Lansing Conference Mayor Newkirk At Head Of Delegation; To Meet Administratio...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARt - 7r T in the Russian Tearoom of the Mich- I' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETiN igan League, cafeteria service. Pro- j ~~"'' ~ jfessor H. A. Sanders, Professor of PublicaIn In the Bulletin is constructive notIce to al members of the Latin and Chairman of the Depart- ity. Corpy eived at the office of the Assistnt to the President Uttil ment of Speech and General Ling- t,,:0.m".. Iuistics, will speak on the UniversityF V...…
…Tr1E MIC1i. GAN DAILY AN DAILY -- - -,- ~ able. The "flop houses" of Detroit are particularly wretched; the condition of men who room there is emphasized by a statement made by an inmate during the current investigation: "Aw, lots of the guys here get sick. You don't want to pay any attention to that." This is not a "humanitarian" editorial. We seek ! merely to restate a practical way to provide em- ployment for many men, and at the same ti...…
…C Women To Compete Tiiles 'Awiarded In All-Campis And Ten AiIA npis Telegraphi lte ol1iV 441C w 4io Gym Show To -Be Held Friday At I-[iV B ilintil Solo By Of With Indian Clubs West To Be Feature Second Annual Show? Intramuiral Cards swim Track Figa P11"; (in ,. t on theIntramural card for this week. Starting tonight with the annual basketball game be- tween the Intramural managers and the staff, the program will continue until five p. m. ...…
… The Weather Cloudy and rather cool Sun- day; Mon day generally fair. L it~g~ it Editorials The Campus Welcomes Count Sforza.. trrr~ rju iz r. r VOL. XLIII No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE i T t Buckley Is Named Central Manager For Dormitorie To Consider New Council Organization Two Student Government Plans Will Come Before Committee Monday Bicameral System Features One Plani s 1 All University...…
…ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r in the Bu1letin is constructive nootie to all members of the Copy received at the office of the A-stant to the President Until XLIII SJJNDAY, MARCH 26, 1933 No. 1291 NOTICES University Loan Committee: The Loan Committee will meet on Tues- ay, March 28, at 1:30 p. n., in Room 2, University Hall. Students who ave filed applications with the Office of the Dean of Students should call t that office for an appointment wi...…
…ThEMICHIGANDAILY I FROM THE PRESS BOX Diamond Teams Are Kept Inside By Bad Weather, y JOHN THOMAS I- Altenhof And Co. Win Five Games Gymnasts To Have Circus --- All-Star Cage Teams, Summary Illinois Only Review Of Winter Sport Records Teamrn To G( Sport Shots Extensive V * * i ICHIGAN'S FORMER BASKETBALL varsity who are now playing un- 1im Bat attached, ran up five victories in a nine-day period, dating from March ---- Conference o ...…
…1 £11A .EiA duplicated when The Habima Players brought their version of the play to America. For the Hillel Players to present "Anna Christie," as I understand they did, is an error of taste. To such a play, it is scarcely conceivable how they could bring any quality that is important or justified. Quite the reverse is true of "The Dybbuk." In it all the rich emotional sincerity and fervor which is a touchstone for their passionate people sho...…
… ;%,6 0,0 A M mP U i 4L I New Additions Announced For AprilCabaret Entertainment Planned At Small Cost For Those Who Are To Attend Two new trios and a soloist are the lastest additions to the program which the committee has planned for the Campus Cabaret to be held April 1 in the main ballroom of the League, according to Miriam Carver, '3, chairman of entertainment. .Mary Morrison, '35SM, Barbara Bates, '35, Lucille Lucas, '34SM, make up t...…
…THE M 11CIGA N 1)A L Y - - L1M111 U a1UDS gain Active, Tapping Says dW Wiemnan Speaks To [ewark Organization At s First Annual Dinner tivities of clubs of the Alumni ciation are again on the upturn, rding to T. Hawley Tapping, ral secretary. The first annual er of the University of Michigan of Newark, N. J., held last 'sday at the Hotel Douglass in irk, was an outstanding event .e week's schedule. ad" Wieman, former head foot- coach at the Un...…
…The Weather Rain or snow saturday; Sun- day probably fair: little dhange in temperature. LL A6F Av 4"60 411 414tr4t m I= I t 41W t Editorials Stuidena Just HumansAte All . .: Colmb'iai Problem Chkild. ft VOL. XLIII No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sforza Places Responsibility Of World War Vienna, Berlin Directly Accountable; All Europe Involved To Some Degree Discusses German, French Diplomats Desc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY May Handle Relations Between U. S., Germany Sforza Places Responsibility Of World War' SContinued from Page 1) trouble in Europe is not actually one of war, but that everyone speaks of Iiof. .Ja To T ach At Cal iforiiia S tmnmer Schiool Prof. Preston E. James of the geo- graphy department has been invited to conduct class at the Uiiversity of California Summer Session, accord- ing to an announcement made yes- terday. Prof...…
…THE MJ14ICH:1IGtA N T)D 1 _,Y N 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 Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRE3SS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited hi this paper and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Riskey Praises Close Contests At Open House "Intramural Building's fifth an-, nual Open House Program offeredr probably the most hotly contested! group of finals in the history of Intramural sport," said Earl N. Ris- key, Intramural director, as he re- viewed events yesterday afternoon. "Out of the melee Theta Chi has emerged to lead the Intrafraternity league with 835 points and Alpha Kappa Lampda has been forced intol sec...…
…I 'he Weather Generally fair Friday; Satur- day increasing cloudiness, fol- lowed by showers. A6F lift- 4kA& Daiti Edito rials I Eliminate Freshman - Sophomore Years?; Harris His ReputLtion. A I VOL. XLIHI No. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS State Beer Bill DeeplyBuried In Commnittee Floor Leaders Insist On; Awaiting Report From Special Commission Race Track Betting Bill Again Appears Administrati...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IJLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Rlletin Is constructive votic to all members of the rsity. Copy received at the offie of the RAFs1.tant to thn President until L11:30 a. in, Saturday. Alpha Delta Phi A.K.L. Beats D.A.E. Defeats Theta o'3"en u itle hi For Cr VllMi Kean Captures Tennis Title In h r. a e s Freshmen Dominate Wrestling Contest IIn the All-Campus wrestling event, 28 men took part before a record crowd. In t...…
… From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Tlurner Jhick Fromt RiNff And A N w Cage ". c , ord 9 d Trde L ieud In Troj hy I'iice Wolverine Swimmers Wolves To Seek soy's Relay Squad Audience of 4,000 Fif th Nationa Anticipates Victory Attends Open Hones As Season Closes Before a crowd of close to 4,000 Crown At ae pectatrs flashed nn ver-chang Cristy-Wiget 440 Duel To Feature Meet; Experts Give Mieliigii Edge Records May Fall A two-mile relay team,...…
…_TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY )AILY _ _ ~, -'' 1, '7 ; ''', _" AtI Publsned every morning except Monday during the U versty d year and Summer Session by the Board in Cotrol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use foy republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cred...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOLI Y F 'p w 110 I eowship Group Plans necessary. according to Faith Ralph. Cafttera Syle ~iner 33, chairman of the World Fellow- C afcteria Style Dinner ship Committee. Although announcement was made 'The dinner will be conducted cafe- weviously that Mrs. Byrl Bacher teria style. as usual, due to the ill- vould cook dinner for the World Pel- ness of Mrs. Bacher, so that it will gwshp dnnerto e hed tnigh, anot ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY University Hal Is Fire TrapI) Juniors Ad lected To Tati Beia Pi Declares Edward (. Partdoi Svcen seniors and nir juniors -were elected to membership in Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering so- "I think that the University of ' students and faculty because of the iciety, at the annual springelections Michigan campus has been developed many exits. The Romance Language Members are chosen from the up- so that it ranks with other f...…
…- - , , I , , ", Trhe Weather Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday; continued rather cold. 4r- at l r *frn VOL. XLIII No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1933 __ _ Group Starts Fight Against UtilityRates Petition For Action Has 400 Signers; Plan To Obtain Over 1,000 Limited Consumiers' Strike Anticipated Only Half Of Current Bills Will Be Paid Unless Demands Are Granted A petition calling for reduction of gas and electrici...…
…k 1N AL BULLETIN uctive notice to all members of the of the Assistant to the President until 1 Story Of Beer 11 Engineers On The Sigma Rho TFau Stump tion in the Bulletin is constru ity. Copy received at the office :30 a. m. Saturday. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1933, No. 126 NOTICES Students, College of Engineering: Saturday, March 25, will be the final day for dropping a course without record. Courses may be dropped only with the permissi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t t ..- . .. ._.- From the. PRESS BOX By John Thomas Open House Tonight Charity Boxing Show All-Star Hockey; Team OPEN HOUSE at the Intramural building tonight will present the women on campus with their only opportunity to see the various In- tramural activities in action. Wo- men and other guests from Milan, Dexter, Plymouth, Detroit, Toledo, and other cities have been invited to see the program. This is the fifth annu...…
…T ICHIGAN DAILY DAILY v. C, , 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 Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associatcd Press is exclusively entitled to the use fort repiation of all news dspatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local...…
…f-"v CAMPofhUS SOCIETY I E Cabaret Plans For Program Star Notables Mike Brennan And Quartet Will Lead Bill; Tom And Virginia Roberts To Tap With a program featuring many campus notables, the Campus Cab- aret promises to be of great interest to the students, according to Mar- garet O'Brien, '33, general chairman of the cabaret committee. Mike Brennan and his quartet, famous for their singing at Cran- brook, will lead the bill. The othe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hitler's Move Against Jews Stirs Protest 1 4, I I Foreign Student Spnng Tour V Valuable insight into Amersican life is afforded students from foreign countries who take part in the an- L. S. Investigates Reports nual Spring trip through Michigan, Of Anti-Semitic Cam- organized every spring vacation for foreign men students, according to pwigl By Dictaitor Dean J. A. Bursley. Students going on the trip will Ready to make ...…
…Weather I Mostly cloudy, few snow flur- ries Wednesday; not much change in temperature. or- it ii Editorials Thinkers Change; Tailor Mades COmform; Beer May Act As A Repal Educator. VOL. XLIII No. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN Government Helps Set Up Detroit Bank Featured In Premiere Of J. C. P. Tonight I General HaLd Of tap i hal Motors Raises 25 Million Total For Institution R.F. C.S...…
…THE MICHIGAN I)AILY Doctor George A. May Recalls1 Olympic Games Of Other Years By IRVING LEVITT Spring Football In conjunction with moving pic- ures of the Tenth olympiad which D rill H eld Dailyw'ill be shown tonight in Hill Audi- torium, through the co-operation of At Field House the Athletic Board in Control and lTheDaily, an interview was ar-? ranged with Dr. George A. May, head. of the men's physical education de- Spring football is well...…
…AY, MARCH 22, 1933 Pictures Of Olympic Stars Who Will Be Seen At Free Show From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas ONIGHT'S FREE SHOWING of official pictures of the Xth Olym- piad will take place at 8 p. m. in Hill Auditorium. Presenting a com- plete record of the high sports of both summer and winter games, the film was brought to Ann Arbor under the auspices of The Michigan Daily and the Board in Control of Ath- letics. In every event througho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY -t *x -r- 7- x financial center of the state, the other cities of the state would have fallen. The appropriation to the University from the Sstate could not have helped being disastrously affected by the injury to the banking system and it is not impossible that funds would have been lacking to keep the University operating. r So Ann Arbor, as well as Detroit, breathes a ,igh of relief at the announcement th...…
…THEMICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS zIdio o theNorth univ Club At Sylvan Esolat(', :t )~'I SOCI ETY i Sons O JG-P1Mv yPhillips To ?Sing tIsO GP To FeatureA Sororities To Sell One-Third Entertain After Of Side Re wild The third outing to be given this nier. *erby the Outing Club will be held FeUl~ro .eonigX1b <i? urda-y atSylvan Estates. The golf dr; iing ontest, ?Mixed baske "'ofl l~ esgop will leave at 1:15 p. in., meet- ba ll. sem, vo1Wl & 11...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ich Expeeted Vote Hitler Dictatorship nan Body Called Into ssion; Hears Address Von ilindenaburg 4 - In Old Chuirch r Responds To Plea President For Help Solving Problems 'SDAM, Germany, March 21.- The new German Reichstag, is expected to legalize a four- lictatorship under Chancellor Hitler and quickly eliminate held its first meeting today s former seat of the Hohen- s. Wide Area Inundated As Ohio Overflows Its Banks L...…
…i }r The1wWeather Sn owflrries, slightly colderTh Wednesday generally fair. ble; 00, 1qWPPVt tDe e VOL. XLIH No. 12 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1933 NewPeace Talking, singing Organ Being 3.2 Beer Bill Faculty Head Thousands I Pla GoDevehped By F. A. Firestone Approved OfParleyIs Plan G oes By MARSIIALL D. SILVERMAN singing, a device such as a small key- H In u ,HAn electric organ which is ex- board probably will be used. The i...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY wo..r LLY OFFICIAL BULLETIN IAn In the BuHet1n Is constructive notice to al members of th- ty. Copy received at the o1fce of the Avstant to the President UntAIl "0 a. m. Saturday. Academy Adds P hilsohy To Membership Tennessee Tornado Leaves Wreckage In Wake. U XLiI TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 193) No. 1Z4 NOTICES Students, College of Engineering: Saturday, March 25, will be the final day for dropping a course without record...…
…21, 1933 ' ".CIE MICHIGAN AIL 21. 1933 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Scholastic Cagers Ann Arbor Champs Hats Off To Cristy O(UR DOPESTER from Lansing sends word that the two teams that met in the class A finals could have beaten many college teams in this country of ours, beer-bound and all. Flinlt Northern, the winner, and Grosse Pointe, the runner-up, both featured a style of play modeled closely after the Michiga...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAIL _. -- ,i , ""7.- Y among contemporaries. More than one Michigan student, ready to fight for his life and home, has expressed himself as absolutely unwilling to par- ticipate in a foreign war, no matter what the principle. The whole discussion can well be taken to heart by politicians and statesmen. The knowledge that the men who will be called upon to fight their wars, have developed a resistance to the "fi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CA MPUS TY Dancing Draws Sunday Nigh Crowd Jespiie Stormy Weati Unusually Quiet Week-End Spent By Fratermties Few Parties On Campus; Houses Hold Initiations And Entertain Guests The fraternities and sororities saw the week-end through with guests and initiations. AC ACIA Acacia initiated Edward Hutchin- son, '36, Fennville, and Robert Min- teer, '34E, Kansas City, Mo., at a formal ceremony Sunday morning. ALPHA CHI OME...…
…T HE M ICHIGAN DAiLY TUESDAY, MARCH 21, Make Passage f Beer Bill Ceebrated Iy ReprsentCivee Di se re Scarce; E ruents [ ..T i a Lin ~id ber Ih R lifl ft cege Yet Remain Ir iuction ase NEW YORK, March 20-The stu- IiDelate ote ia1 I. t Supporters of the beer legislation in that branch of Congress by an overwhelmin pected the real thing will be flowing in the n Celler, New York; Douglas, Massachusetts; dent who graduates this year may ; InIve...…
…The Weather Cloudy Sunday and Monday, sleet or snow south portion; little change in temperature. L A6F A A, -f Adh- t VOL. XLIII No. 123 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1933 Drys May Halt Vote On Repeal Prohibition Forces File Charges With Supreme Court To Stop Action Chalenge Legalit y Of Heidkarnp Bill Petition To Be Considered; Monday; Others Link Th11selVes With Drys LANSING, March 18. -(P) - At- tacking the method of choos...…
…I C H I G AN DAILY ICHIGA DAIL Church Services Marked Professor Congdon has held many educational positions in China. Hist By Presence Of Bishop talk will follow a short program of (Continued from Page 1) music.4I --. B.d G d At the 10:45 a. m. church service W. Blakemnan. The Student, Guild' of the Congrega t ional Church Rev. W0MEN' S A( CTIVITTEs Bureau Places Fewer But Fouir-Year Rati ~ 4 1- i-, , o Increases I will meet in the af...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY FROM THE PRESS BOX Bill Carr, 1932 Olympic Star, Four Diamond Out Of Athletics Perwutently Reserves I1n WiVins Foic Michigan April 22 Set As Date Of Anniua Kansas Relay C By JOHN THOMAS }iiI All-Star Frat Team To Be Selected St. Augustine Beaten In Tourney Wesley Fesler To Go To Harvard-As Coach Publications Cage Results Al Plummer TWO YEARS AGO, under the supervision of Sport Editor Joe Russell,' 'who incidentally ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 DAILY iv-_ r'-- _ - , f Ge{at v, , bfrw , A.ti:Nn xa ' M--- r ' : .._ _ iLi ; bw .tuKwwv.L: Jr: ir.-"rtt MYL Published every morning except Monday during the rnivert year and Summer Session by the Board in 'ntrol o Student Publications. Mamber of the Western Conference Editorial Assoia- lo and the Big Ten News Service. MEMER OF TlE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use r republi...…
…M I C H I G I CAMPUS SOCIETY Works Of Three Artists To Be Shown At Art Exchange Progr Duane Yates Selected For Crease Dance Dance Limited To Law Students; Motif To Be Chinese D u a n e Yates' orchestra, well- known radio dance band which has proved popular on a number of Mid- dle West campuses, has been engag- ed to play for the Crease Dance March 31, it was announced last night by Leo Warren, '33L, chairman of the dance. At the same ti...…
…THE IHGA1N DAI L Y eS l'New iype Govermnt Michigan, Proposes System Cabinet-Parliament4 lar To England's le Givcs Talk lup Sees Bright Future or Developinent Of atural Resources (Continued from Page 1) ted to inquire into the reasons the recent action of the state te in regard to the transfer of administration of oil lands from State Conservation Department. History And Political Science broad plea for the introduction ichigan of a cabinet...…
… ' Tih Weather Probably some snow or rain Saturday. L it ga it Editorials Spirit Of Co-Operation Per- vades The "Land; The Frosh Frolic Points The Way. VOL. XLIH No. 122 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1933 PRICE FIVE( . rm Vital Decision On Armament Confronts U.S. Nations Who Signed Pact Of Paris May Involve America In Dispute McDonald Plan Is Generally Approved Part One, Dealing With 'Security,' Resolves Into Perplexin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Earthquake Experiences Told By Former Michigan Student The Inquiring REPORTER { ', t c ti 1 (Editor's Note: The following is ant eye-witness account of the California earthquake written by a former stu- dent of the University of Michigan who was in Los Angeles at the time of the quake.) By THOMAS IH. DONNELLY, JR. It was quite a thrilling adventure to a student from well-anchored old Michigan. With another former U. of M...…
…1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T From the PRESS BOXl By John Thomas Yost's 28-Year-Old Record, Broken LAST FALL a 28-year-old record was broken by West Liberty Teachers that had rested on Coach Yost's shoulders for more than a quarter of a century. This college in West Virginia defeated Cedarville college in Ohio, 137 to 0. Yost's high- est score was 135 to 0. The University of West Virginia came to Ann Arbor on a hot Septem- ber day in 1904 to tr...…
…THlEMICHIGAN DAILY [GAN DAILY X11 I-: "-I t...1-m =- ap J 4 m of t io m nat E<iaie ,-,-4 --- -- ~ Published every morning except Monday during the' Iniversity year and Summer Session by the Board in] aontr'ol of Student Publications. Mamber of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- 3on and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use ortrepubliation of all news dispat...…
