… The Weather Light showers today and to- morrow; somewhat cooler. sp- LY Sir igau VOL. XLIV No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1934 One Killed In French Riots; Fear Trouble M a n y Officers, Civilians Wounded In Fighting On Eve Of 'Red May Day, 40,000 Troops And Police Guard Paris Government Prepares To Meet Communist Strike With Stern Measures PARIS, April 30. - )- A police- man was killed and many officers and civilians we...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday nights. Phone 6300 for res- ervations. Dance Program Rehearsals: Tuesday 3:00 Lament. 3:30 Waltz and Bartok. 4:00 Parade. 4:30 Prokofleff. 5:00 Cachucca. 7:30 Political Meeting and Satie. 8:00 Fire Dance. Academic Notices Landscape Design 102-112 midse- mester blue book this morning at 11 a.m. in Room 231 A.H. Lectures Henry Russel Lecture: Dr. Ermine C. Case, Professor of Historical Ge- ology and Paleontology, Hen...…
…AY 1, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Baseball Team Meets State In Home Opener Today Patchin Chosen To Start Game WithSpartans Michigan ine Seeks To Return To Form Afterc 16-2 Buckeye Debacle The Wolverine baseball team will' open its home season on Ferry Field at 4:05 p.m. today, against the Michigan State nine. Michigan has alreadyj played 10 games away from home,i winning four and dropping six. Four of them were Conference games in which t...…
…T RE MICHIGAN DAILY TUES [ICHIGAN DAILY . v.4 id, - j 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. ': 4sgsodiited Q o1tpirtc rts _ = 1933 Atiio~wI - wvwi!) 1934. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ['he Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -ortarboard Names 1 10; League Announces Con mitee Chairman Seven Hundred Women Attend Huge Banquet Dean Lloyd, Dr. Bell Talk At Installation Ceremon- ies; Officers Also Speak (Continued from Page 1) give way to co-operation. An intelli- gent attitude toward extra-curricular activities was also one of the aims that she stressed. Dr. Margaret Bell, as head of the physical education department, ex- pressed great faith ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Committee Sees Heads Women Voters Income TaxingC Plan Breakdown U. S. Chamber Of Com- merce Reports Possibility Of Plan's Failure Body To Act Today Clements Library, Known World Over, Little Visited By Studetits Steamers Open Navigation In Stn it, R? -i Will Of In Vote Upon Findings Special Committees Annual Meeting WASHINGTON, April 30. - (AP) - A warning of a possible "breakdown" in income tax payments was given t...…
…I Slightly cloudy today; tomor- row showers; not much change in temperature. 4w 41P vwmrquw 'A' 46h", all 4 9 aii Editorials Mouldy Laws... Money For The Navy ..,. VOL. XLIV No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1934 PRICE FIVE ( Depart From Tradition In Homecomng Family Banquet May 12 Is Most Important Of Two Changes Brucker Will Give PrincipalAddress Spring Games Be t w e ein Lower Classes Will Be Abandoned Spring Homec...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Academic Notices English 281 (Hawkins): Course pa- pers are due on Wednesday, May 16. Aero. 6-Wind Tunnel Laboratory: There will be no lecture in this course on Thursday, May 3. There will be, a blue book on Thursday, May 10. Lectures Henry Russel Lecture: Dr. Ermine C. Case, Professor of Historical Ge- ology and Paleontology, Henry Russel Lecturer for 1933-34, will lecture on the subject "Paleontology and Paleo- biology" i...…
…, 1934 PLAY BY- PLAY By AL NEWMAN -- Ball Game.P.. * * * * WAS CONSIDERABLY put out and not a little hurt when I went to the opening home ball game yesterday afternoon and did not find President Ruthven there to throw out the first ball. Also no band and no flag-raising. Probably just as well about Pres. Ruthven, however. He might have got- ten absent minded and thrown out a snake. *2* * * How embarrassing that would have been for the lads. T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY opinion to a high pitch can statesmen and others plunge us into war. In the bright light of a sensible peace-loving public opinion such attempts to release unreason- - fing forces can be seen as they are. Only by refusing to become excited and by counting to ten slowly in r- L ,a crisis can we hope to keep our young men at home and our nation at peace. 5 x 3 r a The Theatre Ill Published every morning ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_____ Architeets' Ball Is Pleaned For Friday, May I Decorations At Party Will Give Arabian Nights Air; Don Lyon Is Chairman The brilliance of the Architects Party, to be held May 11 in Granger's Ballroom, will have to depend more on the decorations than on the cos- tumes of the guests, according to an announcement made yesterday by Don Lyon, '34A, general chairman. Although the party is being an- nounced all over the campus ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Two Held For Conspiracy In Bremer Kidnap Case ~4 ' I I.NOR.-,. . -Assuciatd Pres P1 oiO John J. McLaughlin, Jr., (left), 17-year-old son of John J. "Boss" McLaughlin of Chicago, was held on ,charges of conspiracy to possess the Edward G. Bremer kidnap ransom money after his father confessed having $53,000 of the banker's $204,000 ransom to circulate. Philip Delaney, shown at right signing his finger- print record, was caug...…
…111C W( Generally fair row probable slightly cooler. eathier today. Tomor- showers and LL itP W altl X VOL. XLIV No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1934 Plan Anti-War Meeting Here On Week-End Students Of Michigan High Schools, Colleges Are Invited To Conference Festival Artist Group IsTo Get Story On MayDay Trip University's Disciplinary Body Will Summon All Students Involved No Students To Be Disciplined Today Students ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nationalistic Teaching Is Called Remote Possibility In Schools CLASSIFTED DIRECTOI J The possibility of our schools being forced to teach a program of intense nationalism such as that which char- acterizes the schools of Italy, Ger- many, and Russia is very remote, in the opinion of Edith L. Hoyle of University High School. Miss Hoyle bases her assertion on the fact that under the present school system, the elementary an...…
….URSDAY, MAY 3, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY llini Baseball, Track, And Golf Teams To Be Here Saturd Gridders Will Meet In Annual SpringBattle Tennis Team To Be Away, Playing Western State And Northwestern Ferry Field and its vicinity will have the busiest day of the spring, Saturday, when Michigan and Illinois athletes meet in baseball, track, and golf, while two squads of the Wol- verine football team hold their an- nual game, the climax of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E MICHIGAN DAILY w fitzAin the first place and because they didn't, as soon as trouble with the police became imminent, assert themselves and leave the group which in- sisted upon driving about Detroit streets in annoy- ance of the police who had gathered in expectation of May Day riots. We would be loath to presume that the University group was actually looking for trouble when it went to Detroit. Possibly it was merely ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L'rnners, 1eas Pledgings, And DancesPlanned Houses Busy With MiI- W e e k Entertainments; Pre-Exam Parties Sororities and -fraternities are spending a busy week with faculty dinners, entertainments for provinte and national officers and alumni, pledging, and dances. Alpha Chi Omega Mrs Albert W. Robinson, Oak Pak, Ill., province president of Alpha Chi Omega sorority, arrived in Ann Arbor yesterday to visit the local chapter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY President Roosevelt Gets First Poppy Farms,Schools Marine Planes Embark On Mass Fli an In County Have [ere Polluted Water 1 GeSurveyShows Evidences Table Of Impurity At Various Il Locations m! By ELSIE PIERCE In an attempt to improve sani- tation and health conditions in rural schools and homes, surveys in Wash- tenaw County are being carried on by the university, under the direction of Dr. Lloyd R. Gates, instructor in hyg...…
…....... The Weather Cloudy and warmer in ex- treme northeast portion today; tomorrow local showers. LI r flitiga ~Iatij Editorials Prison Or Education? ... VOL. XLIV No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934 PRICE FIVE CEr _._.- t , ._... Order Grand Jury Trial Of Detroit Banks Attorney General Orders Inquiry After Re-check Of Winter Hearing Guardian Group To UndergoScrutiny Charges Linked With Two Recently Closed Banks In ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Convicts Escape From Ohio Prison -Associated Press Photo Three convicts with a smuggled pistol slid over the wall of Ohio penitentiary at Columbus after disarming a tower guard, Frank Alkire (left). On the pretext of repairing a searchlight, they climbed to the top of the wall, disarmed Alkire and slid to the ground witb a cable, as indicated in picture at right. Their escape was accomplished despite extra precaution...…
…4, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tilden, Vines, And Troupe Here Tonight In Tennis Exhi ibitio Big Bill Again Leads His Show Plays Here Tonight Into Ann Arbor Keith Gledhill And Alfred Chapin Assisting Former National Champions Tilden Meets Vines viines Will Cive Lecture At 4:15 P.M. Todayii Science Atuditoritin Big Bill Tilden and his entourage of professional tennis players return to Ann Arbor tonight after a year's absence to give an exhibit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GAN DAILY I _ clear singing, the other harmonically moving, both sounded in depth and strength. That the Hammerklavier can be done on a modern piano, Mr. Brinkman proved. The high register, and low, sounded. Here again the adagio, with its difficult and opposing ranges, came true in tonal beauty. Aside from the fulfillment of stupendous basic technical demands, the building up of the Ham- merklavier, moved through a comp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY B usy Week-End Scheduleed For Many Houses house Party Planned By Zeta Beta Tau; Others Hold SpringDances Spring is here, in fact as well as theory, for the fraternity dance, and especially the spring formal, has as- sumed-the most important position in the week-end schedule. Over 20 houses, both sororities and fraterni- ties are entertaining this weel-end.- Heading the list is the house party beirg given at Zeta Beta Tau fr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Graduates To Hold Meeting HereMay 5th Business Administration School Alumni Convene In Annual Session The Sixth Annual Alumni Confer- ence of the University School of Bus- iness Administration will be held to-' morrow in the Union with general sessions, round table discussions, a luncheon, and a banquet all included in the program of the one-day meet- ing. The list of speakers for the various sessions of the conference incl...…
…The Weather Possibly local showers and cooler today; tomorrow cloudy and cooler. Y Bit igan jIait r2I Iri rm '' rju ori is Vulcans Disturb The Peace. . Another Kind Of Cramming. . I, VOL. XLIV No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Says U. S. Should Be In League Nash, Toledo President, Speaks In Symposium Against Warfare Two Sessions Yet Of Anti-War Group Eby, Cole, Cama, Rohn, Cannon Are Others On Peace...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULaETIN . Pbiibcton in the BuUetin is constructive notice to all welbera of the Un:versity. Copy received at the office or the Assistant to the President unti 3:30; 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 155 Noices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to members of the faculties and other residents of Ann Arbor on Sunday, May 13, from 4 to 6 o'clock, instead of Sunday. May 6. Facul...…
…IAY 5, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY istert Will Hurl Against Undefeated Illini Nine At 2:3 Fisher Changes Lineup For Most Important Game Patchin Held In Reserve; Ted Petoskey Shifted To Short StopPosition Lerner At First Masek Or Carson To Be On Mound For Illinois; Coupon Books Good The most important ball game of the season from the Michigan stand- point, will be played today when the Wolverine nine opposes the unde- feated University of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY 1j to be determined in proportion to the number at- tending, they would have to teach something or starve to death. Campus Opinion Letters published in this column should not be con- strued as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymous communications will be disregarded. The names of communicants will, however, be re- garded as confidential upon request. Contributors are asked to be brief, con...…
…THE ,1 M.ICII AAN DAILY kasant Nights Bring More Than 20 House Dances This Week- Jl Ten Houses To Entertain With Parties Tonight Fraternities, Sororities To Feature Spring Formals This Week-Enl Continuingrthe week-endactivi- ties, ten more fraternities and so- rorities are giving parties tonight. Spring formals are the choice of most of the houses. Collegiate Sorosis is holding a sum- mer formal, with music furnished by Max Gail and his or...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Outlaws Don't Often Escape -Can Dillinger? ABNoted Educator IlI Boa~ssemnosABOUT BOK" FISHER, THESES, AND NEGRO MUSIC By JOHN W. PRITCHARD Already published by Harper and Brothers is Dr. Frederick B. Fisher's new book, "Can I Know God?", the April addition to Harper's Monthly Pulpit. Dr. Fisher presents to us in "Can I Know God?" a progressive series of essays which attempts to clarify the thought of the man whose re- ligi...…
… The Weather Fair and cooler today; prob- able showers tomorrow. C, r M fitr igan ..r..... VOL. XLIV No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1934 Conclude Anti-War ASessions May Day Ride Approved By Conference After A Stormy Debate Final Meeting Is th erwise Amicable Pledge Against Support Of Government In Any War Is Adopted By JOHN J. FLAHERTY The final session of the Anti-War Conference was packed with drama yesterday as warring...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Further, the courses listed below will be examined as follows: Education Al Education B20 Education C1 Bus. Adm. 102 Bus. Adm. 122 Bus. Adm. 152 (Please note Tue. a.m. Thu. a.m. Mon. p.m. Mon. p.m. Tue. a.m. Sat, p.m. that Bus. F June June June June June June Adm. 12 7 4 4 5 2 122, it Qd o t c c IVIC~ru ll11sr he Tue. a.m., June 5, was incorrectly itted to the concert unless they pre- nt such tickets at the rear doors ...…
…,MAY 6, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blues' Defeat TYellows' In Spring Football Game, 28 To 1 Veteran Team PLAY & Sidelights Of Wolverine Nine's 4 To 1 Triumph Over Illinois Rolls Up Score In Second Half Swarm Of Passes Brings Most Open Game Ever Seen In Stadium By ART CARSTENSr Displaying the most open type of football ever seen in the Michigan I Stadium, Coach Harry Kipke's Blue 1 team yesterday defeated Franklin; Cappon's Yellow jers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lICHIGAN DAILY ,,. ' o I uen wLo s mf. ,,,&kw rtaW(W0I Fuoushed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Meiber of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. soceiatcd aole itt rcs 1933 (r ... coSiik6i)[9234 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use frr republicati...…
…MY, MAYO ,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'ifth Annual Student Scupture Exhibit To Begin Tuesday At L PAC eag Students Will Display Own ScuptureWork Exhibit Will Begin May 8 Continue Until June 20 ReceptionTo Be Held Many new and interesting sculpto pieces will be displayed at the fift annual Sculpture Exhibit to be pre sented at a formal opening and re ception, Tueday, May 8. The ex hibit will continue through June 20 The students whose work will b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ogle Homes 'o Be Popular, Bennett States Officers Disarmed By Dillinger Gunmen ,' linimizes Present Trend To Apartment Building; Describes Future House A great impetus in single house' building within the next few years is predicted by Professor Wells Ben- nett, associate professor of architec- ture in the architectural college. "Although there is a tendency to- wards the favoring of apartments at the present time, neve...…
…The Weather Fair and slightly warmer today. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer. Y II~~Afr gi Iati r"*WA"N" Editorials The Summer Session.. I VOL. XLIV No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1934 PRICE FIVE C _ _ Students To Have Part In Homecoming Will Have Same Chance As Parents And Guests To See Campus Displays, Tours To Fea tuire Week-End Ann Arbor Is Again Mecca For Famed Stars Of Music World __ Brucker Will Give Talk A...…
…THE M JIHIGAN1 rDAILY so at once. Please telej~hone your acceptance to the Registrar's office, 4111, Extension 383, or leave wordt with Miss Louckes in Room 4, Uni- versity Hall. University Bureau of Appoint- ments & Occupational Information: Mr. J. R. Knisely, of the Firestone. Tire & Rubber Company, will be in. the office on Tuesday and Wednesday to interview men for work with the Compainy. Kiindly make appoint- ments with Miss Webber at; t...…
…. . . Nine Will Seek Art Patchin Is & Choice To Fac Third Straight 3 Will Face Hurons On M ound This Afternoon e PLAY BY-PLAY - By AL NEWMAN Master-Minding.... * * * EXPERTING ON THE STEEDS is an occupation fraught with cer- tain elements which do not tend to fatten the purse or swell the head either. Up to this year I am extremely lucky in the matter of master-minding the Kentucky Derby. People are not prone to ask opinions of a young...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY A ~S I .,. _ "' -" ' I . 14<,- --TD( L0A' O.IT ygTpPUAToU 7 w m Mtrcrrrwy nxu E.........., . 1'uoished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Sessiou by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. oriated tdlle inte i resz 1933 NatIoxNL .'cofreaac)1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asso...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'roduction To Present Dance Recital At Mendelssohn ly 72 People In I Cast Of Second Perf or'anc .e Miss Emily White Directs Group In Old And New Dance Forns The Dance Recital presented by Dance Club, physical education rhythm classes, and Play Production. rhythm classes under the direction of Miss Einily White, instructor in physical education, will be held at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. The recital ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Figures Show Americans Are Thirstier Now Uncle Sam Is Taking In A Greater Revenue Than Before Prohibition WASHIIN1GTON, May 7. - P America's thirst for legal "hard lik- ker" -if tax figures tell the story cor- rectly -has grown up since pre-pro- hibition cdays. Beer consumption, by the same token, is running about 50 per cent behind. In 1917, the United States consump- tion of whisky, rum, gin and brandy was 96,250,000 gall...…
…I I' The Weather Local showers probable -to- night or tomorrow. Warmer today, cooler tomorrow. L Bk igau 46Ia ti Editorials May Day Demonstrators, Clearly In Wrong. . , VOL. XLIV No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS No Action Case Club Speaker Claims The NRA Is Not A New Constitution Taken On Paraders ......... . Participants In May Day Celebration Get Off With No Penalty Imposed Disciplinary Group ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Headquarters Of Kentucky Field Station This buld Eing in geography and Mill Springs, Ky. , rovides living aind teaching fa iitkis for geology attending the University sumner students camp at Enrollment For Geology /lnd GeographyField Station Beoins _./ By RALPH W. HlRD Students of the University who con- template attending the fifteenth ses- sion of the Geological and Geograph- ical Field Station, to be held Jne 19 to ...…
…1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tennis Team To Meet Western State Here This Afternoo: Western State Favored Over Michigan Team Johnstone To Send Kean Against Leavin, Number One Player Western State's Varsity tennis team comes to Ann Arbor today with the intention, and it is one that is more than likely to be carried out, of ad- ministering a defeat to the Michigan netters. The administering will take place at 3 p.m. this afternoon at the Fe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY YAN DAILY . R1 I -N vil meetings for the consideration of the movement both pro and con by recognized authorities. Had the attitude of those students who went to Detroit been really an interest in the workers and their cause, instead of a search for publicity, it seems likely that they would have attended the mass meeting held that night and presented the student attitude in a speech at that time. The Daily did not att...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ruthvens Will Hold Last Tea Today In Home Old And New Members Of Honor Seoieties To Be Special Guests Members of all of the honorary and scholastic honorary societies on cam- pus have been invited as guests to the last president-student tea of the year, this afternoon at the President's Res- idence on South University avenue., President and Mrs. Alexander 0. Ruthven will receive their guests from 4 until 6 p.m. while member...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY Industrial Law Group Meets In Annual Session Talks On Technical Court And Election Of Officers Included In Business Members of the Society of Indus- trial Lawyers, recently-formed organ- ization of lawyers with scientific training, held their annual meeting Monday evening at the Lawyers Club and elected new members and officers for next year. In addition several papers were presented on "The Place of the Technical Court in ...…
…The Weather Local showers or thunder- storms; cooler in southwest portion today. Tomorrow fair. L Bktigan :4Iai i Editorials A New Interfraternity Council . VOL. XLIV No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Student Aid Is Asked For Homecoming Mutual Interest Between Parent And University Stressed By Ruthven Plan Varied Events For Spring Event Tickets For The Family Banquet Are On Sale At Union And League A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILYItOF ICIAL BULLETIN Puatluon. In the Biletiato Isconstructive notice to all memrbers ,of ih tGniverslty. Copy recelved al the office of the Assistant to the Presiden~t ULunl 33; 11:30 a m. saturday. Til Coat Univ 'Mon 1009 Tc of ti and regu as fc T1 on D of t Taxi to t versi torit load anid Al siozr Outs retu. will et si door T1 the meii ciet5 fprr are fy t audi spec ~pres frorr pres I] artit dent arsb p~ros the may ...…
