…THE MICHIGAN DAILY GE TMEE CAN DAILY I t unanimous- that fraternities should not be abol- ishecd." The least favorable report acquits fraternities of the Spectator's "moral delinquency" charge. Anent the "corrupt politicians" allegations Mr. Brack writes that the concensus of opinion is that the political ethics of undergraduates are, in fact, sometimes almost as questionable as those of their elders. The world being what it is, he implies,...…
…,OUR THE AiICII1!firA'l E DAILY %VjLt) l sD.,,t f', -At:t ttClf B, 1 ~ OTJl~ TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCh 8, 193~ ij FROM THE PRESS BOX By JOHN THOMAS Basketball Team's New Captain And Their Sea- son's Record in Review FRED LEE PETOSKEY, of St. Charles, Michigan, was elected basketball captain yesterday at a special meeting of the letter winners. Although the announcement did not rvurprise close followers of basketball, the elec...…
…The Weather A Rain or snow Tuesday; Wed- strue nesday partly loudy. Gua VOL. XLHI No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1933 EdAitorials C lcar Field For Recon- tion; Action on Federal rantee of Deposits. PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Easing Holiday; Gold Still Locked In President Declares One C Object Of Bank Tie-Up To Permit Formation Of Circulating Me(lium Confident Public Will Honor Scrip Issue Of Clearing House Certificates May S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S ichigan Wins Roosevelts Leave Church After Sunday Services Publication Of DailyBulletin The first issue of the Union Daily Bulletin, to be published weekly from Monday through Friday in the future, made its a'ppearance on the campus bulletin boards yesterday. The purpose of the bulletin. ac- cording to John W. Lederle, '33, Un- ion president, is to discuss contro- versial questions in the editorial de- partment and to cal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Mat Team's Victories Wrestler's Scoring * * * MICHIGAN'S WRESTLERS have won three out of four Conference wrestling meets and all three have been won by spectacular showings in the heavier divisions. Spoden came to the mat with the Ohio State meet tied; won, and al- lowed Michigan to win their first mat meet. In the Indiana contest, 'he Mich- igan contestants were in the poorest physical ...…
…TIHE MIUIGAN DAILY [GAN DAILY s -- J--j,, , is that gold may be exported from the country to At least, the Michigan plan offers the advan- pay international debts. This principle is defeated tage that the new council would serve as a cor- by the clause in the proclamation declaring an relating unit of all the major campus organiza- embargo on gold-exports from this country. tions. With all the leaders hfeeting in one single The third leg ...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY s CAMPUS SOCIETY 1 t - ---. Week-End Finds Cam us Houses ActiveSocially Many Sororities Entertain Guests And Alumni With Dinners Aid Banquets owns Wsri At Roosevelt Inaugurol Ball New Members! Received Into I H Formal Initiation Pro-Week For Fraternities Follows, Several Founded in 1909 by James B. An- I earned by the woman. gell, the then president of the Uni- dates to be considered Variatio1s Iversity, and Mrs. ...…
…- T~lE'Mr - A) A1lI V_ Nation Jokes, Lautlis Aboi Scrip Used I Mi1Iionires Borro Fromii BuI1(rs; F1hoove r Short On Cash NEW YORK, March 6-i P-Quip', grins and tall stories were on the lips of Americans today as they, wcnt to a well they had not tapped nce war days.I It was a wcll of extra resourceful- nes%, of ingenuity, of good humor. Human life, in spite of the shortage of cash; was finding ways of carry- ing on-as it has a way of doing. a...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Sunday; Mlon- daiv fair. Ir ig ii Editori Michigan's Ec on4 Senator Vandenberg Subs And Farth(I ials oiniists A rg; Jana iikm . . I ,1I No. 111 ANN AROR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1933 PRICE Fliv!T 4hants To Will Play "T""" ""r"r" Curtail Credit For Students Closing Of Out-State Banks Forces Action; To Result In Crisis This Week Checks Held Total Several Thousands Local Clearing House Can Not Clear Out-...…
…&iJI At, AAF --------------- and Fifth Avenue. The discussion will center around the text, "Jesus, Dean Griffin Advocates Federal the Unique." Sunday, at the usual meeting of the club at 5:30, Reverend ! Yoder will open the Lenten series eposi with an appropriate speech. Anyone a fraction of the money guaranteed, Aitcell Advocates New the people would tend to draw out Reveii-vc Tvn& Propraii as who is unable toattend the dinner' at 6:00, ...…
…S5, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7Y~PYW7?TI --I- PAI From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Wolves Four Regulars Close Careers To Battle Purdue In' Year's Cage Final N> Star Purdue Center I'R Reid, Crossman Finish Home Competition As Wolves Win, 6-1 Newberry Will Tau Alpha In Meet Zeta. Cage Game [ 1 i r.w..... w...w,.. Highboard DivingI ,in Cristy Publication's Basketball League IN THE WILDCAT-Michigan swim- ming meet the highboard was...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A DAILY ,. _! 't! , "-7 the world. Japan is not and cannot be an iso- lated unit, apart from the family of nations. In- deed, she does not want to be. But such an in- cident as this emphasizes the fact that Japan is, for all her show of bravado, quite'dependent upon the rest of us. Had it not been for the prompt and willing help of western nations in many other catastrophies of history, Japanese people would have died by...…
….. ..... ........ AOWAb A'MII'US Initiations Held By Fraternities Over Week-End Sigma Phi Alumni Return For Anniversary; Dance Given By Delta Chi DELTA ALPHA EPSILON The Delta Alpha Epsilon frater- I nity wishes to announce the initia- tion of Vernon Baldwin, '34, of Mor- enci, Mich., and Lawrence Mann, '36, of Nunda, N. Y. DELTA CIII An infornmzal party was given by Delta Chi last night. Chaperons were Professor R. H. Sherlock and Mrs. She...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yoreign Markets Cease Quotation 3f U. S._Money an To Last Until Present Situation Is Clarified In America, Reports State Checks Uncashiable ,ondon Stock Market Re mains Open But Trading s Slow, Close Dull (By The Associated Press) In every European capital exten- Ian of the American bank holiday o .the banks of New York resulted n suspension of dollar quotations n foreign exchange markets until he situation is clarified. LO...…
…Weather <L Mostly cloudy Saturday. Sunday generally fair. .At 4Igan tt Editorials Time Will Take Care 'Hell Week'; Picking TI Head Cheerleader. VOL. XLIII No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1933 PRICE PRICE Academy Program Released Michigan Science, Arts, Letters Group Will Meet Here March 9, 10, 11; General Meeting Friday Colncise Lectures To Be Delivered Tells R. F. C. Plans Bank Relief 'Bilk Sped To ichgan Bn...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN on in theBulletin Is constructve notice to all member. of the v. copy rrceived ailtitie offlce of the Assistant to the Prealdeut until 0c !1. in. Saftu7rday. Ifems 'From Other Campuses Succeeds Swanson Purchase Of Fletcher Hall By University Fulfills Alumni Plans LI SATUR iAY, MARCH 4, 1933 No. 41 NOTICES Wresident and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock unday, March 5, and on ...…
…From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Japan's Baseball Art Mosier George David W ITH THE ADDITION of another baseball game with another Jap- anese team, the Varsity baseball players are reminded of their ex- periences in Japan last summer. The Wolverine stars were embar- rassed when Japanese custom forced them to remove their shoes while at- tending banquets. Coach Fisher is quoted as saying that the boys got out their needles and thread and reall...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY I -Zz ., ,hed every rofning except Monday during the ty year and Summer Session by the Board In of Student Publiations. er of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- d the Big Teh Ned Service. MArNIEER OF THlE ASSb)CIATFD PRESS ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use blication of all news dispatches credited to it or, erwise credited in this paper and the local news d herein. All rights of re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I C AMPUS SO CI ETY 13.1 History Of Musical Sororities At University Shows Pro Formal Dances Are Featured At Fraternities Frolic Band Leader New York Band Plays At Phi Chi; Kappa Nit Holds Initiation Formal Many out-of-town guests attended- ] the Kappa Nu formal initiation dance and the Phi Chi formal, last night. -. KAPPA NU Kappa Nu entertained at a formal' initiation dance last night. Guests were Florence Roth, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY C. A. Plans tate Reigious Meeting Soon iference To Be Iheid A1 ausing M'archl 10,' 11 ; * Va Du~en SpDeaker ans are being formulated for a el to the state religious confer- of last fall, according to Jul._ s, '33, president of the Student stian Association. ds follow-up conference, which be held March 10 and 11 at Lan- is a state meeting at which the us Michigan colleges will be asentedl. Henry Van Dusen, national etary of ...…
…The Weather C, r Lie ian Mostly Saturday cloudy Friday; generally fair. ., ---- VOL. XLIII No. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933 Z - - __ r Bank Bill Is Up For FloorVote Emergency Legislation Is Ready For Decision Of Solons Today; Differs Fron Constock Plan 19 States Now On Bank Holiday Lisp Texas Is Latest To Join. Cashless Ranks; 'Five Days' Is Ma's Decree; D). Of C. In Parade LANSING, March 2.- (NP) - Emer- gency ba...…
…CHIGAN DAILY Retains Arms Post meeting at 6:15 p. m. in the Russian Tea Room of the League. continued from Page 1) emphasizing his definition, "is some- Harris Hal!: Conference on "Re- thing that begins with money and ligion With or Without God," leader banking machinery. Prices rise in Dr. Percy Linwood Urban of New time of war, or during a crop short- Haven. 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion, age; but this cannot be classed as Chapel in Harris Hal...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I, r From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Coach Capon Referee Traub Diver Dies Ray Aitenhof Wolverine Swimmers Meet Wildcats Here Tonigl Purple Natatorsl Seek To Avenge Previous Defeat ._._. Maize And Blue Ice Team Downs Marquette, 5- Ends Competition Here Hockey Outfit Beats Visitors; Tallies Twice '- ;, COACH FRANKLIN CAPPON'S row has been a difficult one to hoe this year. He has made a set of suc- cessful...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [CHIGAN DAILY was trying to right a great wrong when he voted against his own man. No satisfactory explanation has been advanced for the strange moves of Gillespie, but it is evident th,11he does possess a great deal of power. The 391 delegates, who constitute nearly one-fourth j of the 1,400-odd delegates to the Republican con- vention, were appointed directly by Gillespie andr his aides. Such representation cannot fairl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ Aft nil CAMPUS., SOCi EITY Alumni Clubs Elect Officers, Give Banquets u I Campus Elite Turn Out For a1 PlayOpening" o% medy Club Production Has Brilliant First Night At Iydia lendelssohun By CAROL J. HANAN A1 brilliant turnout of campus no- tables attended the opening of Com- edy Club's presentation, "Three Times The Hour." held last night at the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre, and. the reception after the play. De...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY House Gets Bill 'Bank Situation Providing For Must Wait For Wet Ratification Laws'-Rodkey State Senate Approves Professor Returns From. Heidkamp Measure; Lay Conference With State1 Plans For Convention Banking Commissioner LANSING, March 2, -UPA)-Ap- Prof. R. G. Rodkey, of the business proved overwhelmingly by the Sen- administration school, declined to ate, the Heidkamp plan for state con- make a statement on his return fr...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy Thursday; Fri- day cloudy, not much change in temperature. L iL49toi g a VOL. XLITI No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TllURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Shakeup Plan In Council Is Defeated, 56 Backers Of Movement To Reor ganize Group Will Draw Up Compromise OI.r Petitions For 11I lus on Of Clubs IIitn ill ism Called Philosophy Of Depat By Dr. P. L. ubt S. C. A. Club Him; And Cosmopolitan Plead Through To Con...…
…Trl H E M iCH'GAN DAILY TRs Next To St. Jamntes President-Elect CompetesNew hems Front Otiwr Gampuses Completes New From Floor Five Representatives From1 Michigan Paid Tribute' By Colleagues In House! WASHINGTON, March 1. - P) - Praise from one of their fellow mem- bers for five retiring Michigan rep- resentatives in Congress was duly{ recorded in the Congressional Record today.. Rep. Carl E. Mapes of Grand Rapids was recognized on the floo...…
…', MARCH 2, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ',MARCH 2, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mmwmvmw From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Track Honor Roll Mile Relay Wins Football Crowds * * * MAJ. J. L. GRIFFITH, Big Ten Commissioner of Athletics, pub- lished his Collegiate Honor Roll for Track in the current Athletic Jour- nal and made several startling omis- sions. In the Ohio State-Michigan dual meet last spring, Lemen and Turner finished the half-mile in 1:55...…
…T-E .MICHIGAN DAILY ECHIGAN DAILY ~) > - ' Published every muorning except Monday during th University year and Summer Session by the Board i Control Of Student Publcat~lons. Mamber of thn Western Conference Editorial Associa tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the us for republication of all news dispatches credited to it o not otherwise credited in this paper an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY By MARGARET PITALAN Of outstanding importance each spring is the tapping of new members to Mortarboard, national honorary society for women. Each year, in ac- cordance with a custom more than 25 years old, junior women judged worthy in consideration of the na- tional qualifications of scholarship, service, and leadership, are honored with invitations to membership. Mortarboard was inaugurated on this campus in the early yea...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 2, Contract Bridge 450 Take Part Tournament To In Half -Price Begin March 6 Night At Unio Garden Photographs Exhibited Today In Architecture Building In Associated Press Photo Sen. Cordell Hull of Tennessee, President-Elect Roosevelt's choice for secretary of state is shown in conference with Henry L. Stimson, the man whom he will succeed. The hand of Hull was seen by Japan in the recent Stimson note on...…
…The Weather F f fri anAL Ar ilatt Editorials A CollegeHead Ind r TSponges'; Eight O Library Tyranny. Fair Wednesday; slightly colder. .............. ............. .................... VOL. XlIII No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1933 PRICE FIVE _ _. __ _... _ _ ___. _ _._ T _._ .... - -- - Explosion Of Tank Fatally Burns Boy, 6 Blast Transforms His Body Into A Living rTorchi, Throws Him 10 Feet . Ch11ild Lives Fout...…
…IIIGAN DAILY, IlI [r K1 A. xa in the Bulletin is construetive Copy received at the office of th, a. m. Saturday. WEDNESDAY, M L BUJLLETIN Explorers Pushing Fearlessly Slutz To Open Items From Other Campuses nAte eflmtmer Onward Through Tunnel Depths Lecture Series NO CO-EDS ALJLOWED STUDENTS 'SNUGGLE' ARCH 1 1933 No. 107 Ed. Note: The following article is vestigate the place. In a gruff voice he e r e Tomoit MADIS N, Wis., Feb. 28.-Men of SY...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ...r... E S BOX n Thomas Poems Now Band Comes Through Cage Vs. Net * * * EAR JOHN THOMAS: "The following poem (?) is a e-lance writer's follow-up story on tr little ditty* which you ran about . Lowrey. The information about . incident was obtained at great L of life in Mr. Lowrey's den of luity, the Arena. --The one which started, "Ladies' n Lowrey, Fell on the Ice"-etc." "Lowrey taught hockey To campus hot mamas. Fel...…
…I ., 1 every morning except Monday during the ear and Summer Session by the Board in tudent Publications. the Western Conference Editorial Assocla- .e Big Ten News Service. dBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ated Press is exclusively entitled to the use %Tion of ail news dispatches credited to it or e credited in this paper and the local news rein. All rights of republication of special e reserved. the Pot Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as matter....…
…THlE MIdCAN G 'A :N CAMPUS SOCIETfY I ,,I Tickets Go On Sale Today For C D .~ -- Fraternities And Sororities Will Sigma Nu Will Entertain At Dinners This Week Give First Union Past Documents Of Comedy Club D *W* ~ Al~'a 3Lb U3I 1 Jreaset ance The mid-week activities of frater- nities and sororities include rushing dinners, faculty affairs, parties and Sale Will Be Limited To election of new officers. Seniors Of Law School ALPHAPi ...…
… Sees Sorority Girls In New House 1 For This Year ill Grou.p Ousted By Fire f Fid Residence; None To le~ave University -() Members of Alpha Gamma Delta, r e- who wvcre turned out of their sorority j Confessed Killer Expects tateiei Agree With Vet Self-Destruction lit Il ie! LOS ANGELES, Calif., Feb. 28.- -A former statement' clos ng the cently-renewed investigation of the house last Sunday morning, due to death of Paul Bern, motion pictu...…
….,;.: Weather udy to cloudy; pos- rain; warmer cast clot SiFizr liattu Editorials Semester Plan Of S.C. A. Married Life C I VOL. XLIII No. 106 Ohio, Indiana Banks Adopt ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEB. 2, 1933 PRICE V Restrictions Maryland Maintains Bank Holiday; Comstock Begs Washington For Aid Two New Detroit Banks Organized $8,250,000 Capital Is p rovided By Henry And Edsel Ford (By The Associated Press) Banks in two stat...…
…THE MICHIGAN [LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN n in the Bulletin Is constructive notile to all nkembers of the Copy received at the office or the Assistant to the President until a. m. Saturday. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1933 No. 1061 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the University on Wednesday, March 1, and on Wednesday, March 8, from four to six o'clock. University Broadcasting-Tuesday-2 p. m. "Introducing the Art Ap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Hoosier Wrestlers Before The Start Sisler And Joe E. Brown * * * "DEAR JOHN THOMAS: "Open tennis tournaments may be all right, but it seems un- just to our boys who turn out for wrestling to make them engage in open meets like the one with Indiana last Saturday. From the stands those Tnlinn ia z lnl~,ili. rlriw- PA - Wolves To Meet Illini, Buckeyes In Run Saturday Triangular Race Figur...…
…I 4 % k LY feasible to any extent, the University in general and the sociology department in particular should 4 follow the trend toward education in sex rela- tionships. So vital indeed, is this subject, that an entire social system can stand only with an ade- quate knowledge of the underlying principles. a Marital relationships, psychological and physi- ological problems, eugenics, and child guidance, all thickly veiled in the past under t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCIETY 7J Many Houses Plan Aeivitkies For This Week P edging and Initiation Ceremonies To le Held; Several Dinners Planned Sororities and fraternities are busy this week with a variety of activities, including rushing, and pledging and initiation ceremonies. ALPHA OMICRON Pi Alpha Omicron Pi wishes to an- nounce the pledging of Mary Alice Bauter, '36, of Philadelphia. ALPHA EPSILON PHI Mrs. Moritz Levi, Mrs. Rap...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5-Year Term Is Prophesied For itler Ministry Leader Of 'Steel Helmets' Predicts Nazi Victory In Next Sunday's Elections CampaignHeightens Eight Deaths In Political Rioting OVer Week-End; Kaiser's Son Speaks BERLIN, Feb. 27. - (A) - Franz Seldte, one-armed chief of a million 'Steel Helmets" now fighting side by side with Hitler's "Brown Shirts" for victory in next. Sunday's elections,. predicts the Hitler coalition cabinet w...…
… Weather y fair Sunday; Mon- ,ted and somewvhat ain. ig 00 LA A6F of an 4 t Daiii Cuba's P] litorials 7cit Should 'resident. No. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEB. 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE _ _., " Bess Men est Bank Restrictions Tie-Up Draws Demands For Release Of More Cash From City Banks Closing Of Stores May Be Necessary Statements Of Merchants Prove Impending Food Shortage Rumor False University Econ Federal Guara Copies of thi...…
…GAN .DAILI Li BULETIN tal-American group at 3:30 p. m. A discussion on "Social customs of Japan." Fellowship and supper at 7 p. m. Lutheran Student Club will leave at five o'clock sharp from the Zion Parish Hall for Ypsilanti. All who have promised to attend, please be there on time. In the Biu11etIn Is constructive notIce to allnmembers of the Copy received at the ofice of the Awilstant to the Pre-sident unto . m. Saturday. Autotrams Ter...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY m the RESS BOX Wolverines Are Favorites To Beat Minnesota Tomorroz Gopher Team Which Will Meet Wolves Here Thoiorrow John Thomas f Allen May See Action For The Micliigan Team Eddie Lowrey's Eye Spring Football Fastest Hockey Game Sports Shots Michigan 3, Minnesota 1 ::: x i~s COACII EDDIE LOWREY seems to' be running into bad luck lately as far as ladies and freshmen are concerned. Down at the Arena the other...…
…THE MICHIGAN .DAILY DAILY -- , " .- ,I--- '.. 2.F,' Published every morning except Monday during the rniverslty year and Summer Session by the Board in 9ntrol of Stixdent P~ublicationis. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Assocla- on and the Big Ten News Service. M1EXIBER. OI THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use or republication of all news dispatches credited to it or. sot otherwie credited...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY AL __ CAM/PUS SOCIETY I Sororities Give Dances, Teas ', r Democracy's tidies and Gowns They Will Wear At Inaugural Ball Over WeekEnd [I Fraternities Also Active, Tau Delta Phi Entertains At Stag Ranquet Social activities among fraternities and sororities are at present mostly confined to teas, formal and infor- mal dances and announcing of pledges. ALPHA PHI Friday night a formal dance was held at Alpha Phi. Pete B...…
…THE MICHIGAN D ILY__ _ _ _ _ G.E."UhInbeck Returns Fron European Trlip Program For 1933 Summer Session Made (Continued from Page 1) i pI1 rWrI Ijer T ft's i .n.aL ne I l % 1YITment July 6. while July 10 Prof. Experin eta l Work At Kenneth C. McMurry, chairman ofI Cambridge University the department of geography, will give an illustrated lecture on "Isle Prof. George E. Uhlenbeck, of the Royale as a National Park." physics department, ret...…
