…BLISHED 18901 i. Lw i1w I atl33 r I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I It No I EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN _ _ , No. 175. i EIGHT PAGE5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1931. PRICE FIVE CENTS TER ITIES ETQ 0 PE Pi RT Bi _ _ _ _ - ttee Announces Winners of' Hopwood Awards A DING SYSTEM A9NGE OPPOSED ic FACUTY ME nmittee's Report on larking Approved at Meeting. TE UNANIMOUS ny Sugge...…
… . wi A4V i - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d EIGHT PAGE5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1931 ATTEND Heads Summer Term Survey Shows Course Elections, Scholarship Have Relationship CES Than 700 chools IN 1894 mnented by Study Is Made at Asembly of Freshmen in College of Engineering. A relationship between the con- sistency of course elections and scholarship was established in a. recent surv...…
…4tit 4 aili MEMBER AOCIATED PRESS I EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN M THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931 PRICE FIVE t NATION'S LEADER WEDDED IN PARIS NILL DECIDE PAY JUSTAIION TOA Toted Against Salaries at Meeting Held on May 9.-f. WILL RECONSIDER iscussion Reopened by Albert F. Donohue, 1931 President. Advisability of creating a salary r the president and recording cretary of the Union will be de- ded at a mee...…
…VY EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN - - ----------- KLL NO. 178. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1931 7 ,IN ON OCEAN, EHES BRAZL Cardinal Negotiates in Behalf of Vatican PAPAL DIPLOMATSI CONFER TO DISCUSS BREAK INITH STATE Pope Forbids Corpus Christi Day Processions as a Gesture Boy to Be Operated on for Fifty Cents Erwin Kriel, 12, will be worth fifty cents less tonight. He was brough...…
…I] Jr it 4 il MEMBEJ ASOCITl PRESS ," NO "Mo - M.- - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 179. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATIRDAY, JUNE 6, 1931 WEATHER: Cloudy, probably showers. I GROUP NT SEVEN SUMMER German Seaplane Hops Ocean DO-X COMPLETES ATLANTIC FLIGHT TO NATAL, BRAZIL Giant German Seaplane Finishes Long-Delayed Journey From Switzerland Lake. PONTIFF REFUSES ITALIAN GESTURE FORClMPROMISE V...…
…lED <Y_ EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY - --------- - - 180. EIGHT PAGE5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1931 TRACKSAR END EVE PLAY 'A ET 'EAR~ NX MISS HEMING FINDS'PRIVATE LIVES' DELIGHTFUL; PRAISES POWERS' WIT New York Star May Attend The Way of the World' Here Thursday Night. IMA SERIES Yurka, Cossart lave Leading iedy Roles. OPEN is and the Man,' by rnard Shaw Will Start June 15. ling Monday night in t...…
… * 'ummrr ESTABLISHED 1920 lilfrbiga i0A& l MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS XI, NO. 27. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS LARGEST COFFMA SENIOR N GIVES CLASS IS GRAD UATED; COMMENCEMENT TALK RUTUHYEN URGES U -IF[, LONG STUDY' [ ORHGRADUATES President Gives Annual Baccalaureate Address. PRAISES SERVICE Would Train Youth to Understanding of Group. Not simply study but continuous ,tudy is the important n...…
…I al 0§ ixmmP ESTABLISHED 1920 lAlfrhiga iga46Fl MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS - I . XI, NO. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS FFICIAL REGISTRATION REPORT SHOWS GAIN REPERTORY GROUP W__ILL OPEN SEASON PWITH TRY PLAY Comedy Paris Bound,' to Start Series of Seven Dramas During Summer. WINDT GIVES DIRECTION Thomas Wood Stevens, Director of Goodman Theatre, Will Assist. Philip Barry's brilliant come...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATT2Y' es 1 u0, f ~tI [!1t#ON ElOS IIBED AS AID1 S W ik eieves New Statutes f decl dImprovement i Proedute. kUS PASSE RECENTLY ~if ~o Nqw&stem for R~eout~ ~lL, and Better local; election boards, de- esed,.election expenses, and gen- ov nt nthe ;elec~ton se ill Abe the result ohan es rovided for in the three bill~ s- A,: dJ~i~te ichigan legislature at 4 ' sio, Prof. ,James K. Po -. : of the political science depart- ket said...…
… The RS-1, largest semi-rigid dirigible in the world and once pride of the army, has gone to the junk heap. The craft, which cos $600,000, is shown as it appeared at Scott Field, Ill., while in use. Left is shown the frame work and gondolas after a St. Louis junk dealer started wrecking it. He paid $900 for it. At right is the rudder. GENOESE SAILORS START TREASURE STUDENT HUNT DESPITE PREVIOUS DISASTERS Gold Sunk Near Brest Claims steamer Ar...…
… THE. M I'1C A N DAILY DAILY ! T SEES 9GRO0WTH9 .ase in Nation's id of Fiscal cipated. IS BLAMED Hutch~ins Gives, Son Degree Robert Maynard Hutchins Receives Doctor of Laws FISHERY STUDENTS Institute Members Will Conduct Stuldy of Lakes and Fish Alumni NotesI Letters have been sent to all of the alumi lb' of Mcignre- questjig recommendations foar the new alumni scholarships (Af one year's tuition. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931 TodayMsRadio ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAICY.1 F'RIDAY, 41i11 of -iterature, Law, siiness Schools Makes -riculuiPossible. KE SEVEN YEl-ARS rse to~ Prepare Students Pres et Bus;inedss Problems. GERMANS TO MEL u/ i:$ E. Giffin, of the )ess Adinistration, ercoy a new orns- n; letters, business, will now be possible, said Griffin, "to take in seven and t~o sum2lmer Sessions a e in. letters, busircs s~, and law, a. would others5e requ,,ire nine .We have comikned the c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Leaders in Italy's Present Fascist-Catholic Conflict CATION CAZINE 1 t s K i Former Editor Announces e Idea.' U OF PRESENT AGE ehce Cook Little and Other Nt0nal Figures Praise Fothcoming Project. By John W. Pritchard. velyn Lbinski, spec., former ed- of he Quill and now a student the University, will soon an- mnce a new magazine, conceived er the guidance of nationally minent thinkers, which has n' ealid "a new, unique ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALY SUT3NDAY, 3UI E 7 J ---..---. _...---------. T_ loHIS WEE[ K Invites General ear Classical GERMAN AUTHOR V IS ITS AMERICA Td,- Rad (Eh,tern t .)%i ~R.PAFRKF-.;CA(DMAN--WWJ. WGY, 7:15--Arthurr Sotrimers unh n Collier's I Hour WJR, WLW, KYW 17:00( --MAU!t~rtCE CI-EVAIER-WWJ, WGY, I S~0-U~ro~tSym-horsy orchestra---- WXYZ, l(MlOX, WBBMN' 9:00 1 H (GAUCHOS - WXYZ, WABC, '5--Wvillard Robison and ihis Deeo River oi::Lcstra-...…
… If it is a Dress You Need The College Has It! A Cotton Mesh? You'll be needing several be them for tennis, for golf, even on the street. One and white and pastels, on $5.95 Or a Linen? Fine handkerchief linen in hand blocked designs. Sma warm days. $10.50 A Pastel Crepe? These are the ones you've I to wear for active and specta able crepe, in delectable sh sleeves and sleeveless. Need is a low price? $5.95 Chiffon or Organdy? And that is a qu...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY ?MT -Q "ti A V' TTT aim Qn 1 m i MT(. ....1I..f..Au TuT. BaTa y n'1'U ieqYl A ~ Y hTII f i I fS. m a - - - - -- --- - I BOY ENTOMBID 22 HOURS, UNINJURED Mine Rescue Crew Aids Removal of 16-Year-Old Youth From Caved-in Well. OTTAWA, Ill., June 29.-(A)- Conscious and smiling, 16-year-old Howard Smith was rescued unin- jured Sunday from a caved-in well in which he was in prisoned for 22 hours. He was uninjured. He was trapped l...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY 'Cross-Country Flight in Autogiro I IIKSI TI bUI ds With Executives ,n of Political Units. TRENCH LICK, Ind., June 1.-(/P) -After three days of Hoosier en- ertainment, state executives from 4 commonwealths\ convened here oday for the twenty-third annual onference of governors.I Taxation formed the general topic f the opening session, with ad-E resses by Gov. Wilber M. Bruck- r of Michigan and Gov. Harry H. Voodring of ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAIUV TE EXIcUiTIVES P a shot Points Out Possibility of Political Domination by Money Forces. )OSEVELT IS SPEAKER 'n Wants Powers of General Business Manager for Governors. Great Northern Train Wrecked by Tornado AGAINST flVERN Articles Added to Impeachment Complaint Against Norton, Tennessee Head. NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 2.-(iP) -Seven new impeachment articles' against Gov. Henry H. Norton were ready today for presentation .to ...…
…THE MICHICAN~DA "V_ _ _ H .. )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members f the University. Copy received at the offce of t Assistant to he President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. THLURSDAY, JNE 4, J,93 NO. 177 NOTIQES Members of the University Council: There will be a meeting of the 'niversity Council on Thursday, June 4, at 4 o'clock, in room D, Alumni [emorial hall...…
…5, 1931 ____ ____ ____ ____ ___THE MICHIGAN TDAILY ___ Q~fR n SEX 1N FERFERES WITH ED UCA TION e- .. _.. .. _...... ; IUddLV ~AZI-f ! son. Sae ie Issue Review. Statutes ofy .iuert schloars in mle the June is- an Law Review, n. Z. Evans, dean of the Law, of the University of. Ken- has contributedl a study of tutory survival of tort claims .d against executors and ad- ra1tos.Dia~n Evans has dealt one .e various state' statutes on...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA-IY : I IlbAL HbUflL LL IN SECOND INI UNIERSITY 11 Today's Radio Programs (Ea..tern Standard Time) INH NIXCjSGOES Ok STEADILY11 jMusical Organizations Complete Active Year, Filling Out-of-Town and Local Engagements FRAhTEMITIES HOUSES TO Al By Jerry Rosenthal i III Pu 'II Many Will Not Enter Until Last Minute, Says Shaw; Number Reaches Forty. PLAN EXTRA FEATURES Zhemistry Lectures to Be Given; Ruthven Will Entertai...…
…1931 THE MIC'HHTAN D';-TEV fi [M 'DEDICATION OF HIA7DING MEMORI gPPI [Y OAT MARION, OHIO, TO BE JU .e Yurka, Ernest Cossartr 11 Play Leads in 'Ther Vay of the World.' REHEARSALS OPEN and the Mai,' 'Private ves,' Ghosts to End Series of Plays., ontinued from Page 1) "The Father" will be pre-r at 3:15 o'clock Thursdiay a n. This performance off .: ather" will be preceded by imate program by Cossart olet Heming, distinguished irk star. who h...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE THW.ME.I__A AIYPGET 1 ALUMNI UNIVERSITY ENROLLMENT G91iNS Shaw Outlines Five Day Lecture Series Which Will Enter Second Year Tomorrow. (Continued from Page One) of sociology; and "The Symphonic Poem," by Prof. Earl V. Moore,' director of the School of Music. The fee for enrollment in the Alumni Course is $10.00, payable at the Treasurer's office 104 South Wing University hall. The receipt' will serve as ...…
…30, 1931. THE SUMMER MICMGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 30, 1931. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGI~ THREE C- IET University Treasurer Tenders Resignation TREASURER'S POST Will Leave Official Position Here" Tomorrow But Remain. Band Manager. Poor health and the fact that he has reached the retirement age:"; were given as the reasons for the' resignation last week of Robert A. Campbell, University treasurer for> "' 20 years. The resignation was accepted...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 5,1931 tr t'; n ti lhed every morning except Monday during the University year ard in Control of Student Publications. er of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- n of all news 'dispatches credited to it or not otherwise n this paper and the local.news published herein. d at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second~ ter. Special r...…
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…THE SUMMER. MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931. THE SUM1WI~R MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931. / V Published every morning except Monday lng the University Summer Session by the rd in Control of Student Publications. 'he Associated Press is exclusively entitled the use for republication ofall news dia- cles credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published ein. AUlrights of republication of special atc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rah Bond Is Winner in Finals of W.A.A. Tennis Tournamen !EADY GAME WINS IR [MISS WATSON, ,testants Are Well Matched,' Both Showing Good Style in Finals. LAYERS EXPERIENCED rticipants Meet Each Other in Tournament Play for # Third Time. arah Bond, '32, became the new iversity tennis champion when defeated Virginia Watson, '32, h a score of (5-7) (6-3) (6-4) in finals of the W.A.A. tournament terday on the courts at P...…
…' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA J LEAGUE PRESIDENT lAiR fi riio~ eEAeDII~Breakfast Closes UE li EPS ESIDNT LEA"UERESIDENTBreakfast Cose DISCUSSES POLICY ENLSB 1 Year of Activi I~AT FINAL BANOUUET! for Senior' 71tics XWoren1 I I ine Koch, '32, Announces icy for Coming Year; Activities Stressed. 1 ESHMAN EVENT Will F.mnhasize- J Jae nfl L J6ur' *aR l V VIAL JAL111j IWt_& - /5C ~. ~lf League Building Facilities by Undergraduates. Katherine...…
…E THE MICHICAN DAILY PACIZ, DEBATING SOCIETY 1CHOOSES__OFFICERS I National Office of Athena to Be at University During Coming Year. Dorothy Daniels; '32, was electedj president of Athena literary and debating society last night. Bar- bara Shuker, '33, was chosen to be vice-president during the next se- mester and chairman of the ,pro- gram committee. Dorothy Peck, '32, was elected secretary and Flor- ence Hiscock, '32, treasurer. Isabel Boni...…
…THE MTICHIGAN D AIL Y PACI __C a , ' MW RM W&j u LIGHT FABRICS IN GRACEFUL LINES ITT||lhI CREATE FROCKS TYPICAL OF SEASON EnM LIGHT mana U ISIANIS NAMED AID RESHMEN Undergraduate Women to Help Each Adviser in Group Activity.. X.T MORE WOMEN Veek to Feature Two Changes; Assistants to Be Given Lunches, Dinners.= Assistants for Orientation week .ave been selected. Miss Ethel Mc- ormick, social director in the Dean f Women's office, has ...…
… ss JORDAN HALL RESIDENTS ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Approaching Wedding Occasion for Shower; Honors Dinner to Be Held. senior is to be chosen is scholarship, campus activities, and contribu- Lions to either Jordan or Mosher hall. reading fromTOP to BOTTOM I At this time the senior and grad- Wednesday evening the residents uate residents will present their of Jordan hall gave a personal class gifts to the halls. shower for ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ i R A FAST LDALL ACTI VITI ES Physical Education Deemed Necessary for College Women on of E the Senior Be Held he League. NTED or the Affair Procured at Main Desk. ag the functions nen, the annual May of the senior :fast, for graduate studentsj memby* of the senior class )e xidat 9:30 o'clock, Satur- June 20, in the main ballrooml e League. nediately after the breakfast, ass play, "Suppressed Desires," san ...…
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…E 30, 1931. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE U NUAMME Z &l lii - r STAGE WHISPER B, HELEN CARRM . ' x 7 """ ~ With the final presentation o "Private Lives" last Saturday night the Robert Henderson Dramatic Festival came to a close, folded its flats and departed for Detroit making way for the summer Re- pertory Group which will open its season tomorrow night with Philip Barry's "Paris Bound." "Paris Bound" is delightful - with an anti...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATILY UIYerine loulk iNL, ine rt : £or Me 0 Ten Contes'll D FI|AEMIOHIGA sher Wants Men to Improve Hitting Even With Veller Holding Mound. In preparation for their last Con- ie eunter of the current ason and the hurling of "Lefty", :iler, Indiana ace, Coach Ray sher scnt his Wolverine ball play- to the plate yesterday afternoon try their hands at the offerings the southpaw twirlers on the ound staff. The Michigan batsmen...…
…THE MICHICIAN DAILY ;. >ves Meet Indiana oday inFind BigTen Gam( iegler and 'eller Will Oppose Each Other on Mound in Last.Conference Tilt.- PrOBAILE LINEUPS lWichigan 1nbacina perko, 3b Dross, 2b Braendle, if Koenig, lb Tompkins, cf May, cf H dson, lb Hickey, If i~ffley, c Rea, c Daniels, 2b Sauski, rf Eastman, rf Veller, p Kracht, ss Thomas, 3b Kieger, p Haussman, ss Michigan's baseball team will lose its Conference -season today with. ...…
…FIZ MICHIGAN. DATUM '.TITURSDAY, J 4; _ __ _ _ N AiY 1WRSAY dverines' Errors ive 9-5 t o ' to Hoosier -s Injury to Knee g Third Base; or Season. BENNETT, VELLER SIGNED TO COACH TOLNIN _ITUiY Michigan Ace to End Brilliant Collegiate Career as Stars Meet at Stagg Field. , WATERMAN GYM LOCKERS All clothing should be removed from Waterman gym lockers be- fore June 20. After that date lockers will be renovated. Students desiring to ...…
…iiga Enters Four inIneclgitTr D. Cicosn rwaoB Lone Representative of Middle West TRAmranLae inAnnual Intercollegiate Rcs tPoughkeepsie June 16 AmWin L ei TV EflIME ,l Philadelphia ...... 31 11 .7 H[C i 1 t l N wh Yon ....24 18.51 ---_ Cleveland ......... 23 21 .5 olam, Camipbell, e hrS cores 296fr72 Chicago.... . .... 184 .4 to Represent H ole Clnd9 ose St. Lui ......... 15 24, .3 S: Field.'I.. ..Ron;Jrd Detroit......9 29 .31 tggWth Card of 29...…
…'THEMICHGAN AIL SUNAY, Urk fn:ii aihG 1-etot5 Wasingon,-hiaelpia3 ! . L,,- 8-Btr oklyn the jreater par"t of the tme W211l thus Zoology's diamond team captureil? the Faculty baseball champioush1ip Friday afernoon when they t (oun- ed Engineer Research 14 to 9. The result was caused by slugging throughout the game by th eZoo it crowd. With Meyers and Veern Doer as batteries the winners pounde6ad in runs every inning except the rfourth and s...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, JUNE 22, THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY. JUNE 22. , , DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Private Lives' Is Wittily Acted by Tom Powers, Violet Heming Subscribe to The Summer Michigan Dail Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members )f the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.m. Saturday. 11 VOL. XI MONDAY, JUNE...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1932. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 1931. Si i 0 SPOR TS 0.0 - - . " STRIBLING NEARLY READY FOR BATTLE Challenger Finishes His Heavy Training; May Spar With TrainersTonight. GEAUGA LAKE, O., June 29-(IP) -The polishing of Bill Stribling's left hand for 15 rounds of joust- ing against Max Schmeling's right in the Cleveland municipal stadi- um Friday night entered the final stage...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY *1 AMERICAN Detroit-Philadel New York-Wash NATiQNAL Cincinnati 000 120 Scores ONTil SLEAGUE phia-rain ington-rain L LEAGUE -by Brian Be/I 002 000 5 15 5, E S T TRYNATIONALS Nine Cinder Athletes to Enter Intercollegiate Meet This Week in Chicago. '5 i ipliment New se, Scores i if Looking back at the season's ac- mplishments, Michigan golf fol- vers have good reason to be proud the showing made by their rep- entativ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E 3TEIRDAY'S RESULTS American League MEN for New Course ad Freshman Winners. f the varsity golf n announced by rueblood as win- rds for this year. hus honored are: Washington 5, Detroit 3 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 New York 9, St. Louis 2 Cleveland 12, Boston 11 National League beer s T away Royston, Jack Lenfesty elect), John Howard, Eu- d, Dick Livingstone, and Jolly. The only "AMA" en this year in. golf will d to M...…
