…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mer Explainsl tins. Of f eredl Conferences ses Opportunities As ore Valuable Than eading Of Textbooks efends Bankers rational Conference n Economics Is Called tal To United States tings of the Model World Eco- Conference, to be held here ;day and Friday, will enable its, as no amount of reading to become acquainted with in- ional economic issues to be hit before the coming London 'ence, according to Prof. C. F. r of the eco...…
…TH E MiCHIGAN DAILY Will Help, ners Pay Off I Mortgages Aid To Be Given e In Need If Act es Both Houses .oosevelt Plan Guards Escort Iowa Mob Leaders To Encampment First, Second Mortgages Will Be Accepted For Collateral On Notes (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON, May 3.-Provi- sions for special loans to debt-bur- dened farmers faced with the pros- pect of losing their homes will be the first portion of the farm mortgage bill administered...…
…THE 1 VICHGAT/teN PA IL Y riv tl an, '33E, in chemical engineering;( Clowi, '33E, in mechanical engineer- additio" al N tne1Su t'al oward Wallace Harper, '33E, in ing; Elgin Orange Marshall, '33E, in electLrical engineering; Robert Edward engincering mechanics; M a t h i a s l~AEd~NN'd~Mayes, '33E, in engineering mechan- Francis Matzek, '33, in mechanical IlonoraL A tSi m X iB n u t ics; Harold P. Hesler, '33E, in me- engineering: Annette Brad...…
…i PAGE SIX ,rri. m tiTC A N D A lI I SATURDAY, MAY G, 19,3 a-...a U.,a9 11NJ1, l~A 1lA3tE1X~r i 11 LA11J1. Ri Registration For Kentucky Field Stations Begins' Enrollment For Geology, Geography Camp Lim- ited To 45 Students Map Data Collecte d Courses Designed For l Undergraduates; hall, Scott, Ehlers To Teach By ROBERT D. GUTHRIE Students of the University who contemplate attending the four- teenth session of the Geological and Geographi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 7, X9^3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1933 Win Pulitzer Awards In Literature, Art A.S.M.E. Elects Kohl PresidentI For Next Year Bockrath And Boin Alsoj Become Officers; Prof. Hawley Is Honored , Election of officers for the school year 1933-34 featured the regular meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, held Friday} night at the Union. Paul R. Hartig, '33E, presided over the meeting. Fre...…
…TT " MYI -19 4i PAT-2 TT-rE-tAT. !TIAT f,33 r'A' ',..4 1 - -- '- .:- n .:-+ ,-'+ - -a s +-- + . - -- - - Fisher Talks On' erfim Inflente On Curricula (College Helps In Symposium On MP) Qf Michii Bu-ldrrin (Of D ms I !.11 xT AalP. 1,tion World Problems At UnionParley1 Declares That America Is Moving To A Modified Form Of Dictatorship Onderdonk Speaks, World Religions, Systems Of Society Among Many Subjects Discussed Commission meetings on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY *omorrow Is Roosevelt Greeting Argentine Economic Envoy First Day Of Camp Tag Sale 350 Underprivileged Boys - Will Be Given A Fresh Air Summer Vacation Tag Day, the occasion for cam- pus sale of tags to support the Uni- versity Fresh Air Camp for under- privileged boys at Patterson Lake, will start at 8 a. m. tomorrow, it was announced by Robert A. Os- trander, '34, who is in charge of the alec. Located about 25 miles nor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ... .. SOCI ETY q, lli~ Be Fcatur'pd IV, Ih'sun('icS Eioyht Juniors ' Tapped For MT : :A d iteu, 11. A. A. Headi( Ilarney Rapp Will Appear At League Iallrooi May 19 Barney Rapp and His New Eng- landers, well-known 15-piece radio orchestra, will appear May 19 at the League in their first Ann Arbor engagement. This nationally-famous orchestra has just completed a successful sea- son at the Book Cadillac Hotel in Detroi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Drys On Council" Street Beer (Continued from Page 1) stores in the prohibited territory, but this was brought to an immedi- ate end when Ald. William Hollands, another man connected with the University who is on the council, moved for adjournment and Presi- dent Lucas called the meeting over without taking a vote. W~ets Call Meeting Thursday night the wets had PnesidenttLucas call another meet- ing. At that time the wet mem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New B. E. F. Inspected Before Start For Washington -Associated Press Phoro Joe Salzman, one of the leaders in th# latest m ireh on Washington, inspecting his followers in Union Square, New York, before they started for the capitol to rcnew demands against the economy bill. for a soldier bonus and to protest ax O $27.66 A Barrel Cuts British Beer-Drinking By Half )NDON, May 12.-(,)-A tax of of $461,000,000 in 1923, to $...…
…PAGE SIX THE ?MTCIIIG AN 1) TTLY SU]NDAY, MAY 11, 113; Faeculty ,Men The . Inquiring T a eT ,OU: LISTION * A New York Camipus .Economiists T~ a pnr eqtly conducted a daily' I "W ome ImimelO mi this iprob)- At Business Adininistrax- i:, iu ae in comaudiae of a (il- lion Conferenice iWe shilarto the Akron and y our ____________sh-p IU ith Wna sim~iiar aCccHi. (Continued from Page 1) ~ Oi*p2~lfr are Pth'esent Foo s;- _____ n f niter, Anne Li...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bonus Army Of 1,200 Asks For Cash Payments Small, Well-Fed Group Frames Its Demands At 'Convention' 700 Tents Vaeant Only 100 Tents At Fort Hunter Are Occupied As Veterans Assemble WASHINGTON, May 15. - P) - The comfortably fed but numerically slim bonus army of 1933 today got down to the business of holding a "convention" to frame cash-pay- ment demands. Almost rattling around in the huge Fort Hunt, Va., encampment of 800 ...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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 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,...…
…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...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 8. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY Mortgage Bill Awaits Signing By Comstock Measure Permits Courts To Postpone Foreclosure Hearings Until 1935 LANSING, May 27.-()-The leg- islative remedy today for the plight of thousands of Michigan home own- ers threatened with the loss of their property and with eviction was a two-year moratorium on mortgage and land foreclosures. Two measures permitting courts to continue ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r TUESDAY, I I - -- - - 2 States Go Wet By Large Votes; Name Delegates Delaware, Nevada Give Approval To Twenty- First Amentdmenit Plan Conventions Formality Of Voting b Needed Before Proposal Is Officially Ratified WILMINGTON, Del., May 29.--/P) -By an overwhelming majority, Del- aware today was on record as favor- ing repeal of the Eighteenth Amend- ment. Voters Saturday elected 17 dele- gates-at-large to the state con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THU I ....... ..... . ...... . .. . .. .... Tues. at 3 Wed. P. M. June 7 Economics 52: Rooms for Final Further, the courses listed below Examination: will be examined as follows: 1025 A.H.-Messrs. Hoad and Bur- Education A-1, Wednesday P. M., roughs. June 7. 205 M.H.--Messrs. Devol and Lamb. Education B-20, Mondlay J. M., 103 R.L.-Mr. Palmer. June 5. Education C-1, Saturday A. M., Political Science 108: The final June 1...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rRIDAY, JUNE Appear In Dram atic Festival Plays which the general public with the exception of small children is in- vited: Massanet : Elegie; German : Torch Dance (B~etty Ann Chaufty) ; Boyle: Valsette (Maxine Blaess); MacDow- ell: Scotch Poem; Godard: Second Mazurka (Mary Walker); MacDow- ell: Joy of Autumn (Mildred Liver- nois); Mozart: Rondo in D; Chopin: Nocturne Op. 9, No. (Kathleen Rinck); Stojowski: Chant d'amour; ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY European Stock Disposal Draws Senate Inquiries{ Whitney Denies 'Bargain Stock Was Distributed To British Royalty Personal Loan List Placed On Record Pennsylvania Judge Says Wife Purchased Favored. Stock From Morgai WASHINGTON, June 2. - P) - Senate investigators of J. P. Morgan & Co. today obtained a list of offi- cers and directors of corporations to whom personal loans were extended from 1927 to 1931 inclusive by the powe...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jack And Max Mix Mitts-But Which Is Jack? MAJOR LEAGUE STAN DINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Collegiate Sorosis Takes Cup For All-Around Athletic Ability Intramural honors in the women's follows: . fall archery, Columbia division of Michigan athletics goes round-Helen De Witt, handicap to Collegiate Sorosis for the 1932-33 tournament, Ruth Kurtz; ping-pong, season. The All-Participation Cup, Jane Reed; rifle,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fright Colors Are Shown In Spring Ouifit" I -2 AF=w ANN ARBOR'S FOREMOST FASHION SHOPPE -in f a A t Begining Friay, J ntary6-t Gay Prints And Colorfu Plaid On 'Rough Wcave~ Are Latest Creations' BY CAOL . HANANt When winter com~s sring cer- tainly can't be far behind. Paris has; been busy for the last month getting ready, for it, feeling that sring is here already. Most of the spring co- lections are not quite ...…
…CH A-N- D-AfIA7 l FROM THE PRESS BOX By JOHN THOMAS MICHIGAN WILL ENCOUNTER Illinois tomorrow night at Urbana in the second game of the current trip. The Suckers have planned a rous- ing welcome for the Michigan team that includes a victory on their home floor-or so they intimate in advance dope. We never heard of weather conditions hampering basketball practice until just the other day. In the Daily Illini there appeared a story about a ...…
…Encourage sbaInPreparatory S PORTLAND, Ore., Jan, 28.-()- "More real football in the East-West. game at San Francisco which the -Associated Press Photo Western all-stars won, 21-13, from the Eastern all-Americans, than I've A disposition to blaze away at the seen in a coon's age," Buck Bailey, basket whenever opportunity offers Washington State's famous 243- has put the Illini sophomore in front pound line coach, remarked the other rank of Bi...…
…_____THlEMICHIG ANDAILY ums Studeut f arriacres iled Over; Summer Monfihig OV U[ If one m'iay judge by the profu- sioh of engagements and marriages fver the summer, _our students on- tinned~. to concentrate in Romance Languages, Of interest to their many friends on campus was the announcement Sunday of the engagement of k ar- bara xWest," '36, of Grose te to Geore . Hutchinson, Jr., '33E lof Sewickley, Pa. Miss West, a member of Collegiate ...…
…THE MICIGAN DAILY d May Be 'ul Strength i State Game $1,000,000 Hutchins Hall Marks Near Completion Of Law Group 1 Officers Hopeful As Drills, Rehearsals Draw Many; Plan Chicago Trip For the first time in its colorful history, Michigan's Varsity Band may march into the Stadium for the opening game at full strength, Prof. Nicholas D. Falcone, director, an- nounced yesterday. Preliminary registration and try- outs and results of the season's...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY usets Northwestern By 7-0 Score Joe Laws Runs 32 Yards For Only Score Of The Astonishing Victory Sbphomore Back Is Star Of Hawkeyes Dick Crayne Rips Off 129 Yards With Short, Fast Dashes On Soggy Field SOLDIER'S FIELD, Chicago, Sept. 3-()-Iowa's Hawkeyes, beaten underdogs of Big Ten football war- fare for four, long years, snapped the championship hope of a highly- touted Northwestern team with an astounding 7 to 0 victory...…
…Collegiate News ) "National in Picture and Paragraph" VOI..02 11 Volume 11 A rTwt. A-n neNn 1ITl-LTT!^ A i t mTT"CTA Ar rirmnoav 11 . 1..^1111 __________ A N ~K1~ '. M M 44JJ~ 2 Y 2J* L.R 3 . 1933 f1 Winning beauty contests rarely causes any excite- meat for Mary Katheryn Chute, junior at Ohio University at Athens, for during the three years that Mary has been on the campus she has twice been named Junior Prom Queen, twice been se- ...…
…enner Seems Assured Of Quarterback Post In Game Here Sat urday Judging from yesterday's practice session, William W. Renner, Youngs- town, 0., passer, will get the call at quarterback Saturday in the Wol- verine opener against Michigan State. Coach Harry Kipke, after keeping him on the bench for two years, has apparently decided to center his at- tack around him. Wednesday's drill saw Renner calling signals from the quarterback post the enti...…
…THE MICHIGAN- D.AILY -il Warmbein kicked to Everhardus on State's 40 who returned it to the 31 yard line. Westover hit the center of the line for two yards. Everhardus ran into his interference at right end for no gain. Renner's pass to Male- shawich was incomplete. Fay and Jacobson substituted for Everhardus and Beard. Oliver punted out of bounds on State's 11 yard line. Col- ina lost two yards trying right end. Warmbein's attempt at a quick...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY pA Cornell To Hold Final Practice In Stadium Today Dobie And Squad Reach Here This Morning To Hold Workout Punting Is Featured Visitors' Playing Style Is Varied So As To Use - Passing, Running Attack By ART CARSTENS Cornell's "Big Reds" will arrive in Ahn Arbor today for their intersec- 4X'nal game tomorrow afternoon in lae Michigan Stadium. (Coach Gilmour Dobie will have his s4iad work-out in the Stadium this 4fternoon th...…
…7 BOOKS OF THE WEEK Country to London ... Wonder Hero. By J. B. Priestley. Harper & Brothers. $2.50 The light satiric vein so preva-' lent in J. B. Priestley's previous stories is concerned here with the blatant methods of newspaperi men. The story transplants a young country fellow and girl to the bustle and roar of London. He is the "wonder hero" of Utter.a ton; she the winner of a provincial beauty contest. They meet, are run ragged by ir...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Play-By-Play Account Of Game 1 By DON BIRD Ohio won the toss and elected to defend the south goal, kicking with the wind. Petoskey kicked off for Michigan to Heekin on the 12 yard line, and he returned it to his own 30 yard line. Cramer made a quick kick which came low to Fay on his 40. Everhardus made two yards at right tackle, but Heston was thrown for a yard loss on a reverse the next play. Regeezi punted from his ow...…
… IT 4 .ES N LTHY ERI DENSMORE SHUTE-Britons gasped and gaped when he won the 1933 British Open over St. Andrews' decep- tive fairways and angry bunkers. Golf prophets say Shute will line up with Golf Immortals. Answering a question, Shute recently said: "I have tried all the brands, and long ago found that Camels are milder, and what is even more important to any golfer, they do not jangle the nerves." TOMMY ARMOUR-Often called "Wizard ...…
…P1 - I-- N COLLEGIATE DIGEST IT TAKES HEALTHY NERVES- A6F 4bp BIai "National Collegiate News in Picture and Paragraph" Volume II ANN A14RO . MICHIGAN, SUNflAX', tOVEMAER S , 193: HEADS TOGETHER in a huddle to plan their next grid campaign ers of Fordham University's backfield are shown above, namely, M sky, Pavlicovic, Harlow, Cawling, Sarota, Pepper, and Gallivan. WHY, HERE'S ELMER! While the editor of the Harvard Lampoon, ...…
…fV I W. IT TAKES HEALTHY NERVES_ P 13r1kia u "National Collegiate News in Picture and VolUme II ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, IMAGINE THE EMBARRASSMENT of Paul Paulson, zooming over the scrimmage line on his way to an otherwise five-yard gain, to discover he had left the ball behind him. The ball is also in the air, but not where the backfield ace of Occidental College should have it. Keystone View Photo STRIKE UP ...…
…Y w9omulm IT TAI .ES H Sir 4Matt LTHY ERI f "National Collegiate News in Picture and Paragraph" Volume II ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1933 TO BREAK RECORDS IN THE AIR ! HE FLEW AROUND THE WORLD ALONE! Wiley Post climbs FLYING EIGHT DAYS AND NIGHTS without a stop, Frances Mar. RACING ACROSS AMERICA in 10 hours and 5% minutes, out of the Winnie Mae at Floyd Bennett Field salis and Louise Thaden set the world's endu...…
…THE MICHIG4AN DAILY Interfraternity Council Is To Sponsor Dance Duane Yates And 12-Piece Orchestra To Play; Ball To Be Given At League Duane Yates and his 12-piece or- chestra will play for the Interfrater- nity Council's First Annual Formal Ball to be held Friday, Jan. 5, in the ballroom of the League. No arrangements have yet been made as to the exact number of cou- ples to be admitted, but an official stated that it would be about 250. Fra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Play Tryouts ToBe Monday AndTuesday Tryouts For Junior Girls Play To Be Held At Lydia Mendelsso m Theatre Tryouts for the cast and chorus of the Junior Girls Play will be held tomorrow and Tuesday afternoons in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre and all junior women, whether eligible this semester or not, are urged to be present, according to an announce- ment from Barbara Sutherland, gen- eral chairman. To try-out an entrant ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAJJY, Chaperons Are Announced For; Fmternity Ball Alumnni And Faculty Will Be Honored At Function Of Interfraternity Body Chaperons for the Interfraternity tall, to be held Jan. 5 at the League, will be the faculty and alumni mem- bers of the Judiciary Committee of the Interfraternity Council, which is sponsoring the event. The alumni members who will be accompanied by their wives are Al- fred B. Connable and Charles W. Graham. ...…
…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tailored But Feminine, otif f Spring Suits And Tew Tailored Grace Widely Featured In Spring Suts Contrasting Colors Smart Affording Changes; 3- Piece Suits Noted "~My father's in the coat and suit businessai a young shoesalesman. "The trouble with his work is that he Styles copy Those Spring Deerees Perforated Shoes Shown As Of Grandma's Dayd Newest In Sprin Foot uur~/qj/ ;Plis, Stinpes NwsI oqo""- Srn But More Coy...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE SE Europe-- A Magic Land To Appeal To The University-Trained Mind Travelers In France And Spain Offered Many Unusual Interests Those who can afford to travel abroad this year will in all likelihood favor the less expensive modes of transportation. and will seek the un- beaten paths in Europe. France and Spain offer unrivaled opportunities to those travelers who seek the pic- turesque and the unusual and whose ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D~1LY _____ PA%.&E SJ~ThN ~partan earn efeats olves; Unti ely its Tin er ichi~an tVr<fl~., rznr. mr - - (Continued from Page 1) on Morse's fielder's choice and scored on another fielder's choice by Qafner. Teitelbaum walked and stole second, in Michigan's half of the second, and xvent to third on MeCaslin's balk. On this play, Oliver had driven the baIl over second, but the hit did not count. On the next pitched ball, Oliver...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ,I I~ IW FROM THE PRESS BOX l By JOHN THOMAS The Press Box Is Dead-Long Live The Press Box111 SOMETIME SOMEWHERE SOMEONE heard a swan ding, or said he did. See How the generously necked bird sounded was never accurately described, but it was poor enough to be judged the nadiric conclusion of anything and all things. That, at least, is my interpretation of this "Swan Song" idea ... and the melody follows. It's "Varsit...…
