…G MAY 27, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY Coibiined Glee Sororities Feature Unusual In Entertainmenl For The Wceki P'lays At Lea gue Clubs To Hold Fiiial Program Joinit (ceertL And Dance Bring To End All Glee Club Activities Glee club activities for the year will come to a close Monday night, May 29, with the annual joint con- cert and dance of the Varsity Glee Club and the Girls' Glee Club in the League Ballroom. Invitations t...…
…TIHE MICHIACWAN DAILY SATURDAY MAY li O'Brien Orders Renewal Of War On N. Y._Gangs Rackets Must Be Driven Out Of City, Police And Attorneys Are Told Another Man Killed Recent Triple Slaying On Broadway Arouses City Officials To Action NEW YORK, May 26. - (P) - Racket bosses grown so bold that they send their killers forth to do battle under Broadway's bright lights stirred New York to a new drive on gangs today. "Stiffened spines" was May...…
…....... i The Weather Cloudy, showers Friday; scat- tered showers Saturday. P, -_-Iqqllimlmpr at r IRMNENPP- Ar XLlF AAW 'Aw Nl = Ar\ m utr4t V46VWI'&l 11 9 attij Editorials I O'Brien's Assertion And Laird's Apathy VOL. XLHI No. 172 N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Morgan List Reveals Stock Favors Robinson Asks Ouster Of Davis And Woodin For Dealings With House ExPres. Coolidge Named In Probe McAdoo,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Latest Map Of Campus Placed On Sale Here New Perspective Plan By Bukovsky Is Being Sold At Bookstores "The University of Michigan cam- pus in 1933," the first map of the campus to be published in several years, was finished recently by Prof. Paul Bukovsky of the engineering college and is now on sale at local bookstores. The map is a perspective from the point of view of 3,500 feet up and 3,500 feet northwest of the corner ...…
…U1DAY,MAY26,1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ndiana Diamond Team Here For Tilt With Michiian Tc Wolves Have To Win Next Four To CopSecond Hoosiers Toughest Team To Iurdle; Remainder Of Schedule Easier Wistert Will Pitch His Car Superior I Same Lineup To Manuel Plays at IcteCzi On First Start; Short; Michigan's Varsity baseball team will be seeking to stay in the race for second place in the final Big Ten standings in its game with Indiana here ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY ICHIGAN DAILY .I i/_ ,-5 ILBN I TE ^R .MW t~Orf .5T PL N ~J N .111~WC N ..'tM+ 5O( 1+M 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.E MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news...…
….1 ___a_____s_._____________v_______e____Y!_________A CAM~olS Teport Large T"ie4ket Sale For Amt'erican Girls To Be Presented At Court ( 1V - p * Dr. and Mr's. Adolf Loveman, anc Lantern Dance Max Gail's Orchestra To Play At Spring Formal Dance Tomorrow Pleased with the large general campus sale made already, Jean See- ley, ticket chairman, announced that the few tickets left for the all-cam- pus Freshman Lantern Dance will continue on ope...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anti-Hitler Riots Greet Arrival Of German Visitor Policcien Battle Group Protesting Nazi 'Murder, And Terror' Reginie Chicago World's Fair Scheduled To Open Tomorrow I1 Scores Are Injure *1 Germaiin Representative To Exposition Quits Vessel Unnoticed NEW YORK, May 25.--IP")-Riot- ing broke out today at the North Germany Lloyd line pier in Brook- lyn in connection with the arrival in America of Hans Weidemann, rep- res...…
…lie Weather IPIrtly cloudy, cooler Thulrs- clay, folaowc-I by , howers at~ night. L i6IFr ig ait Editor Eight Men Against Seven, i VOL. X.III No. 1"71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fischer Wins PBig Teti olf Charnpioiishi p Michigan Wins Team Title Second Year In Row; 4-Man Total 1,291 Ed Dayton Places Second With 315 'idist Shoots 78-76-76-71 For Two-Day Total Of 301; Miinesota Second EVANSTON, Ill., M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY kL BULLETIN President Rloosevelt Signing uscle Shol perati on Bill dtive notice to all members of thes1 T' the Assistant to the President until MAY 25, 1933 N.7 CES of the University Chor al Union are *"' ie chorus should be re.tur ned to the "> ~ ;" uric, Maynaid Street, on or before£ r $2.50 will be paid to those returning refunds will be mnade. ni are avaliable in the office of the )Ur last opportunity to pay class dlues ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Seventeen Men I On Track Team Receive Letters Squad To Elect Captain; Practice To Begin Soon For National Track Meet Seventeen members of the Michi- gan track team, Big Ten champions, have been awarded letters, and eight more havc been given secondary des- ignations, it was announced' last night by Coach Charles B. Hoyt. The team probably will meet tot clect a captain for 1934 Thursday noon, then will continue the vaca- ti...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY DAILY . -.-- . '"7.- , 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.E MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS CI TY i GU rip Presents Cup At Annual Hoior Ioanuet Theia Sigma Phi Awards Sojphonlore Woman For eit Jo'irnalisi Work. Theta Sigma Phi, national honor- ary professional society for women in journalism, gave its annual banquet at G:15 p. in. yesterday in the League. Prof. Max S. Handman of the eco- nomics department gave the after dinner speech, and Prof. John L. Brumm of the journalism depart- ment spoke a few wor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Til Truce Declared In ar Zone By China And Japan Forial Signatures To Be Affixed By Two Factions On Thursday At Miyun~ Fighting Renewed MissionariesaRepor 10 Chinese Slain Ini Latest. Outbreak Near Peiping TOKIO, May 24.-(-P)-The for- eign office, confirmed today reports that an agreement for a Chinese- Japanese truce in the North China war zone had been reached at Peip- ing. The agreement provides, the an- nouncement said,...…
…-- e reathe Partly cloudy, coler; scat- tered showers today. Tomorrow fa-r. QJ g it i irn 1 Editorials Central Agency For Interfraternity Plan VOL. XLIH No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1933 PRICE FIVE C Program For Baccalaureate Is Announced President Ruthven is To Give Speech; Chapman Will Deliver Invocation. Traditional Organ Recital Is Plauned American Delegates To World Economic li-I Conference Tom Mooney ...…
…i 6.0" Mitchell Case Judge CLASSIFIED DIRECTO -1 _ 11;dululJ n UA\, Ulu r CCI* I U1 "UOUJ vc; ! i,,_ . Board today went into the open mar- - - ket for the purchase of $25,000,000 in One-Time Congregationali government bonds. Secretary of the Treasury William Church Head Here Now H. Woodin explained the purpose of Has 'Larger Parish' the move was to replace $25,000,000 in government bonds with currency. In an article in the June issue of N...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aseball Team Seeks Revenge n Game At Lansing Today { Spartans Took First Game, 5-1, Early In Season Patehin Or Tillotson Will Pitch For Wolves; Ware Or Wistert Plays First Indiana Here Friday Two Week-End Games To End Home Tilts With Conference Schools Michigan's Varsity. baseball team will be seeking revenge for an early season defeat handed them by Mich- igan State when they play the Spar- tans at East Lansing at 4:...…
…TE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY1 _ _ l~~~ plan, in possession of the monthly reports that are to be submitted, its efficiency would clearly be in- creased, to the obvious advantage of the frater- nities. To summarize-establishment of the central agency in the dean's office would mean economy for fraternities, increased efficiency for the dean's office, and no change as far as power is concerned in the relations of the two. We submit t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E roll* CAmvuk-Ao. ClETY Women To Hold Annuwl Frosh Lante rn Dann e Jean Seeley Announces Both Men And Women May Buy Dance Tickets Tickets for the Freshman Lantern Dance to be held May 27 at the League may be purchased by any student on campus, according to an announcement made yesterday by Jean Seeley, ticcet chairman. "In some way the idea has arisen," she stated, "that this dance is only for freshmen or that only wom...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Major Figures it World Tariff Confierences sup-mer Plans I1()t.11 led 'For B.i uG..Ke A10ni it iicrma 1-e) Velrsaile Scholar Baptists Attack Pres. Roosevelt For Wet ViewNs WASHINGTON, May 23.-(A')-Thie Southern baptist Convention, by a voice vote of- its membIers, is on rec- ord as feeling that "much to the discredit of his administration" Pres- ident Roosevelt had allowed the White House to be used to "advertise t...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness and probably showers today; cooler. P-TIAM A6F Ar .Aitr4t an ii Editorials What's Wrong With Finals Retirement Of Dr. Norman A Wood. VOL. XLIII No. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENT Opening Play Given Before Full Theatre Tom Powers Is Featured With Edith Barrett In 'Another Language' Will Present Five More Performances Miss Ray Accepts Offer To Open On Broadway Early Next We...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY since this is the last dininer meeting of the year. Shingles for the Spring initiates will be given out at this time. Alpha Nu meets in the Alpha Nu Moom, fourth floor of Angell Hall, at 7:30. All members to be present for final business meeting and election of officers. Varsityv and: Rehearsal at Mor- ris Hall at 7:15 p. in. Concert at 7:00 p. in. Wednesday in full uniform. Literature Group of the Faculty- Student Fcrum me...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY, - XA " X. est ornithologists, concluded a long period of serv-, ice to the University Friday when he was re- tired from the faculty by the Board of Regents. Dr., Wood will continue such work as he desires in an unofficial capacity, however. The retirement of Dr. Wood and the consequent loss of his services in a direct way will be keenly felt by theUniversity. His retirement conoludes ° al'i active =life:in which...…
…PAGE FO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Golf Team To Defend Big-Ten Championship At E TUESDAY, MAY 23, vansto L _ _ o _ , Seven Teams Vie For Golf Crown In 72-Hole Meet Match Will Take Place Over Killdeer Course Today And Tomorrow Michigan Is Favored, Fischer Shoots Practice Round In 71, Par For Northwestern Layout By PHIL VAN ZILE Michigan's Western Conference Golf Champions and runners-up in the National Intercollegiate Tourna- ment for 193...…
…The Weather IFair Sunday. and Monday with mnoderate temperatures. A 4ttiga aiti Justice And The Tuition Fee. VOL. XLIII No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1933T PRICE FIVE CENTS Conclude Fe stival Concerts May Festival Closes With 'Merry Mount;' Called Success Despite Slump No Cast Announced For New York Debut Chicago Choral In Last Symphony . Union Take I Performance Beer East Of Division Street Tomorrow night the Ann Arbo...…
…3 ,TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNDAY, MAY 21, 1933 Notice to Seniors and Graduate Students: Only three more days re- main for the payment of diploma fees. There can be absolutely no exten- sion beyond 4 p. in., Wednesday, May 24. Shirley W. Smith Soplorn ores, College of L., S., & A.: All sophomores in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts, and any other students in this college who may desire to come, are invited to attend a meeting i...…
…8S JNDAV, MAY 2N, 1,93? THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. Wolves Take Big Ten Track .Title Matt Mann Studies Red Sox' Hits Doping; Finds That Results Are Mental Uy Wteia"1 _ __By ART CASTENS Some Englishmen must always be Two First-Place Awards shown. It goes against their grain And 18-Point Total Is to take anybody's word for anything, Matt Mann is just such a native of Ward's Contribution the Bonnie Isles, as the matter of oxygen doping prves. (C...…
…TTT1, MTCTTEAN DAILY SUNDAY, 1MAY 21~, 1933 VAM MITI I i C®ULAEJ£ r IJI x . . a, xxa ~ .J xx-. -_v a .-..,- . .. .... . y THE MICHIGAN DAILY school literature names the channels by which tuition is spent, and anyone not satisfied that he will receive full value for his money need not sign up. Most of us believe we get a real bargain all the way around. Campus Opinion d a y B li b a I Pubiished every morning except Monday during the Un...…
…SUNDAY, MTAY 21, 13 THlE MIEIIIGAN DAILY. "AGE FTVT "Anote___aguge" Is To OpenDrama tic Season Tooro u Ni9 ht Edith aret i Lead; Suppoted By 'Torn PIZOWers,' PFlay Pictures , bt ulatIiou s of hi-Laws ItsHi laiu Famtily New Y w Su[ccess R.~i Frank iAthor Otf Pi-le, )Straightens 0111 Difficti lie sIn lard a N\KI -A1' l . ' , ,fi. r7 G ± J r ... -- °_" " f , f --.._ U +a I l .. ( ~UAGE' LIENDE RSOKI r/ Th~f2 curren successful comedy ...…
…WAGEI SIX THE MICHIGA N DAILY- SUNDAY, MAYi 21, 1933 SCAMPUS SOCET New Chairmen For 1934 J.G.P. Are Announeed General Chairman Names Four New Appointments To Central Committee Appointments for the central com- m ttee of 1934 Junior Girls Play were announced yesterday by Bar- bara Sutherland, general chairman. The women chosen to head the vari- ous committees are Sue Calcutt, cos- tumes; Maxine Maynard, music; Marie Metzger, ushers; and M...…
…SUJNDAY, MAY 21, 1933 Summer Styles Predomimate At Formal Dances Pastels In Organdie, Nets, Chiffon Prove Popular; Color Contrasts Seen Pastel color combinations were chosen by several women who at- tended a spring formal given last night by Pi Beta Phi sorority. Helen Dewitt, '33, chose a dress of peach crepe with a long jacket of light blue. Ruth Bosse, '35, also wore a blue net gown with huge rose organdie sleeves. A flowered crepe formal w...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MI CHI GAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 5 Max Eastman Is E raged For Hit T d A ,.) T" ILk EdInondson Refutes Criticism Of Textbooks And Publishe rs President's Son I, r l I S """R n, It is unfortunately true that3 teachers and school administrators have a disposition to consider text-I Noted Writer And Critic book companies with a certain de- To Give Second Lecture grce of suspicion," declared Dean J. B. Edmonson, of the school of ed...…
…The Weather Local showers today, followed by cooler; tomorrow, partly cloudy and cool. Ig i rt iau Dati Editorials Roosevelt Fulfills Platform Promises. VOL. XLIII No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soprano Captivates Audience Traditional Brilliance Of Friday Concert Upheld As StueckgoldSings Sell-Out Indicated For 'Merry Mount' Young People's Chorus Is Successful Feature With Rose Bampton The standar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 9) URPDAY,I Break Up Wisconsin Milk Strike With Military Tactics CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Place ndvertisements with Ciassified Aidvrtising De'partm ent. Phone 1'1.Z14. "C['l' a~siified eluimu cioe at three O'ClOci.( previous to day of insertion. Box numbers lay be secured at no .'xtra charge. Gsh in aidvanice--1!c per reading line (on ba is of ive average words to lie o one'r two nsrios ',iuiin11: 3 ...…
…rj"[HE 3I1CHI AN DAILY PAGE 15 Wolverines Qualify or ienTrackMeet Finals Today Ward Is Star; Hoosiers Takej Only_8 Places Ohio State Second With 12Qualifiers; Egleston Ties Keller In Hurdles (Continued from Page 1) performances, but giving the spec- tators more to look at. Summaries: Broad Jump-John Brooks, Chi- cago, 24 feet 5 3-4 inches. Willis Ward, Michigan, 23 feet 8 1-8 inches. A. 0. Adams, Illinois, 23 feet 7 1-8 inches. Jones, Wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ICHIGAN DAILY unmixed in separate choirs, as pure in quality as primary colors. When one is young, right is "good" xU I I -~ r 4r7 1I ':- 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 ig Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATE) PRESS The Associated Press is excl...…
…9 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "AGE 'u CA/ pS o~jc' ~S() cud (~dci'uIar F~or Final Choruses Selected For Laiiterii ance Tap, WalItz, ANd Singing Features Will Perform On Outdoor Balcony Final selections of entertainment features for the Freshman Lantern Dance May 27 at the League have been made, according to Margaret Ballard, '36, chairman of entertain- ment. There will be a singing chorus under the direction of Mary Ann Mathewson, '34; a waltz cho...…
…PAGE SIX 'T' FMTCTTTirA T T lA TT V N w ftft f - 1 WPM -- a 1 AA H.-Iw ______ _____ _____ _____ __1___ _____ __V H 11% L A 1J.Laj SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1933 WisconsinStrike Ended After Six DaysOf Fighting Milk Pool And Governor Decide To Make Peace; Farmers Stop Picketing Militia Retained Leaders Of Strike Blame 'Outside Elements' For Acts Of Violence Debate In Detroit On Tax Question MADISON, Wis., May 19.-(I)- The Wisconsin Co-operative...…
…The Weather' , 41 Partly cloudy, a few scattered showers today; Saturday, un- settled. VOL. XLIII No. 167 ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1933 Editorials End Of A Student Council PRICE FIVE CENTS Oratorio Features Concert Thrilling Performance Of 'Belshazzar's Feast' Is Heard At May Festival Artistry Of Heifetz Highly Appreciated Stuecckgold, Bampton, And Young People's Chorus To Be Heard Today The second concert of the May Festival cam...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FID? c April Health Normal Dr. For vth e toies Collection Of rl CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY j _Hawks' E ggs I Student health during the month of April was normal, with the excep- Brought Here tion of an increase in the number of measles cases, according to a re- port recently issued by WarrenaE- 392 Sets Are Gathered ByI Forsythe, M.D., director of the Uni- F versity Health Service. Former Assistant In A comparison of the ...…
…, MAY 19, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MTCHTGAN DAIT.Y * a.s ..... A r. 1 nn Varsity Golfers Swamp Normal;. Sweet Shoots 71 Final Score Is 16 To 2; Sophomore Player Sets New Putting Record MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York..........17 9 Washington.........18 12 Cleveland ...........18 12 Chicago............15 12 Philadelphia ........12 14 Detroit.............11 16 St. Louis............12 18 Boston .............8 18 Ne...…
…UR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ - 4 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 Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUSSOIT SOCf ETA' League Will Have Year's Last Dane IlJl Foundation P1 Many Houses To Hold Spring Dances Toniffht Costume Designs By Argna Enters On Display Fabric GlovUCS, "Artemus, from the Cycle of Pagan Greece" as drawn by the distin- guished dance-mime, Miss Angna Enters, to appear in the Dramatic Season on Monday and Tuesday, May 29 and 30, in the Lydia Men- delssohn Theatre. This is one of a series of 6...…
…THF. MTCHIC.AN DAILY FRIDAY, n .. ,.. "T-1Ji L lr aCTalTat ANi\ 1lAnT.V FRIDAY,.. Prof. Brumm Talks At Alpha Nu Initiation Says Present World Is Interested Primarily In Material Affairs Six men were initiated into Alpha Nu of Kappa Phi Sigma Tuesday and were honored at a banquet held Wednesday night in the Union. Prof. John L. Brumm, head of the jour- nalism department, spoke at the dinner. The men initiated are Rowe A. Balmer, '34, Lewis...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness today; Friday probably showers, not much change in temperature. LY SiAr lIadi Editorials University Mourns Dr. Hib- ben's Death; Hitler Makes A Brilliant Spech. VOL. XLIII No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 Student Council Elections Are alled PRICE FIVE CENTS O ff As All Ca-t-tdidates Withdraw From Race Koshetz Is Applauded hi. Festival Russian Singer Is Greeted With Great Ent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Notice to Seniors and Graduate Students: Only five more days remain -after today-for the payment of diploma fees. There can be absolutely no extension beyond 4 p. in., Wednesday, May 24. The Cashier's office is Glosed on Saturday afternoon. Shirley W. Smith. University Loan Committee: The Loan Committee will meet today at 1:3Q p. in. in Room 2, University Hall. Students who have filed applications with the Office of the Dea...…
…18. 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Golfers Will Meet Ypsi Normal Today Michigan Golf Team Will Take Four Men For Big Ten Meet This Saturday The final opportunity for local golf fans to view the Varsity team in action before it journeys to the Conference meet will be offered when the team plays Ypsi Normal on the University course today. The first match will tee off at 1:30 p. mn. with the object of giving the students a chance to see most of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY treatythey have no right to expect Germany to keep hers. France, however, threatens to invade the Ruhr again if Germany arms. If she does, the blood will be upon her own head. No matter what her legal rights in the matter, she has no moral right to invade the soil of another nation. No matter what her legal rights may be, such invasion would - o certainly be interpreted as aggression by the in- terested ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY 1 7 7 t i t i l c 4 Opening Of May Festival Is Attended By Large Audience The May Festival opened last departnet and Mrs. Vibbert, Dean night to a capacity audience of Alice Lloyd, Dr. Frederick A. Coller music lovers who had gathered from of the surgery department and Mrs. near and far for the event. Coller, Prof. James Hamilton of the Among the prominent members of mUsic school and rt.rs. Hamilton, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY Guardsmen Are1 Sent To Quell' DairyTrouble Wisconsin Farmers Rise To Close Creameries In Milwaukee Region Skeek Showdown Sheriffs Meet To Plan Protection For Trucks Carrying Milk MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 17.-(RP) -A crisis in the Wisconsin milk strike appeared imminent today as the state sent more than 1,000 Na- tion'al Guards acting as deputy sher- iffs into the field to combat pickets who said thousands of "farmers w...…
