…februarv 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three --No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At"Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerle, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and domestic tobacco - and only ...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page five Keeping Open House This Week-End ... J-Hop Breakfast After Three -- No Reservations Necessary .... Fast Waiter Service * At Mealtimes .... The Smartest Cafeteria In Town .... The Best Of Foods At Reasonable Tariff 338 maynard street THE TAVERN CAFETERIA mike fingerl e, prop. THE HEIGHT OF GOOD TASTE ThcAican Tobaccompall In making Lucky Strike Cigarettes we use the finest Turkish and dom...…
…page six the michigan daily february 10. 1934 aesx h iiaif ,h_ 4 C kemp's band wowed them in n. carolina these two led 1934 j-hop grand march 4,675 more names of ye h an on Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny pI unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than xContinued from Page Three) limply on the floor. A few minutes...…
…page six the michigan daily februarv 10. 1934 Dae si th mihien dilyf~4e~yre , 14 kemp's band wowed them in n..carolina Neat, debonair, Hal Kemp gingerly At that particular moment Skinny unwrapped a very damp and withered Ennis, drummer by trade and even collar from his neck and dropped it more debonair and neater than limply on the floor. A few minutes Kemp, stole in on the show, looking later just as he was slipping on a like a steamship...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --- ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. --- -..... --- - ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 Sonth State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- - - -- y O~le Iolli nt unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY m ovie i roe. 303 - iiiovi t PERSONA' laundry service. We take ORE DOUBLE and one ...…
…f ebruary 10, 1934 the michigan daily page seven henry8,e die arrive CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR RENT FOR RENT-large warm room, sleep- --------- -ing porch, $2.50 single, $2.00 double. ROOM and board for $6; nicely fur- 1313 South State. 9812. nished rooms with overstuffed fur- -------- -- comment unnecessary niture. Rooms $2 and up. 602 Mon- LAUNDRY roe. 303 - - - -- "___PERSONA laundry service. We take l o d iyONE DOUBLE and one single room....…
…page eight the michigan daily february 10. 1934 page ight he mihiga dail fphrisa , 11)14 A Spring ii Fashion ~ Forecast. . A New Spring Song ill Suits THEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor ing. THE MAIN~ FLOOR i _{ ...…
…1 1 page eight the michigan daily f4+r c b n 1 34d page eruaryiiin9 f r 11 /Spring J~TI ~Fashion Foecst: ,!,,4New Spring Song Suits HEY give that debo- nair gayety of walk, they mean spring and blue skies are with us, they are the jaunty attire of spring, these novelty suits in clever tweeds. You'll grace the diagonal or walk on warm Sundays, and shame the daffodils with your smart tailor iTng. THE MAIN FLOOR ili i _ By Bob Ball R...…
…february 10. 1934 the michigzan daily page nine ,~,-~a' 1C Q4temcia alaenn Inde ende1its vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Roger McMahon, Grand Rapids; and Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Schmeliker, and R.O.T.(C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; Grand Rapids. (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cavanaugh, Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Ma...…
…february 10, 1934 the michigZan daily page nine fehrii uusir vy 0.-19...the ...ib...a..dailyee, Indep>endents vis, '34; Virginia Callow, '37; Phylis Hoor, Ann Arbor; Dorothy Deckler, and R.O.T.C. '35; Anne Richardson, Dearborn; (Continued from Page Six) Gertrude Donnelly, Ann Arbor; Dor- Among those to be present at the othy Beise, Ann Arbor; Marie Hart- J-Hop are: Viola Sanderson, Ann Ar- wig, Ann Arbor; and Maryetta Roop, bor; Claire Glo...…
…page ten the michigan daily fox«., b 1 gay tn ruary 10,1934 4 net, chiffon and tulle K TYPE5 (IALE) prominent at dance ___-j-j)v (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was decollete, the color being oyster white worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit. Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shafer, Grosse jacket...…
…page ten the michigan daily of tr b ( 1 4~ page ten th hruaryeivmc193 4 net, chiffon and tulle r--HOP TYPE5 U1ALE) prominent at dancel (Continued from Page 1) star, while deep burgundy satin was 0 decollete, the color being oyster white. worn by Beverly Weaver, of Detroit Gale Sterling and John Garrels, co- Margaret Ballard, prominent in chairmen of tickets, had as their sophomore activities, wore a cocktail guests Elizabeth Shaffer, Gros...…
…The We, ather Rain turning to snow and colder today. Tomorrow gener- ally fair and colder. I L ittian igIaitij Editorials Attention Literary College Teachers . . VOL. XLIV No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1934 PRICE FIVE CI U . U Extension Of CWA Is Advocated Roosevelt Asks Congress For $950,000,000 To Push Relief Program Revival Of Private Employment Next Hopkins Orders A Drive To Keep Civil Works Free From G...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAI DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to 'all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. At Senate Hearing [LS .E ADVERTISING SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 92 Notices Co-operation in Travel to Cleve- land Edluoational Meetings: The Bu-' reau of Co-operation with Educa- tional Institutions...…
… ce fou inc tiv S taci 0= t f h f d 1t n d Y Y e a r, I II MICHIGAN CENT RAL, o , IF YOU WANT CASH, YOU MAY HAVE IT- BRING YOUR BOOKS IN INDIVIDUALLY AND RECEIVE CREDIT SLIPS OR BRING THEM ALL IN TOGETHER AT THE OPENING In Either Event You Receive Greater Value! I Walk-Over Sale of J-HOP SHOES WOMEN'S FORMAL SHOES $5.85 MEN'S TUX OXFORDS $x.50 _ , ,, , 11 11 i …
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUP E MIC GAN DAILY -, Established 1890 Published every mornIng except Monday during the UnIversity year and Summer Session by the Board in Ontrol of Student Publications. Me mer of the Western Conference Editorial Association ,4#4 the Big ,Ten News Service. S oCiated otkiate irt sz ' 1933 wu. cm 1934 E- MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use or republication of all news dis...…
…THE MICHGAN DAILY A.U. Track Meet Heads Exam Period Sports Schedul tate Thinclads I7o Open Winter Season Feb. 3 Yes, They Plia Basketball Too Representatives From 30 Schools To Participate In Field House Meet 11 Relays Featured Wolverines Enter Strong Aggregation; Ward May Enter Three Events A galaxy of most of the amateur stars of Michigan will open the 1934 track season here on the night of Feb. 3, in what is expected to be the outst...…
…r THE MICHIGA DAILY League To Aid hn Presenting IseveIt Ball Over 650 Tickets Are Sold For Ann Arbor's Part Of ld d )at ion , In order to accommodate the num- bers who have signified their desire to participate in the local Roosevelt Birthday Ball, the League ballroom as well as the Masonic Temple will be used for the party Tuesday night. Over 650 tickets have been sold al- ready, according to W. F. Angell, sec- retary of the arrangements ...…
…"1ICJ 4 M D ILY inY Modern J-Hop Has Had Past Full Of Trials And Tribulationsj smart, young things to try to put a "punch" in the affair. "Michigan's hoodlums (would you have thought it?) had innings for a short space last night" according to the "Daily", "when about fifty toqued (better known as "tight") gentlemen at- tempted to force an entrance to Waterman gymnasium." Storm Ball "The trouble started when the Hop authorities refused to thr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aching Profes sion Held Lax In Rejecting Misfit Candidates I Heads Local Ministers Teachers have grossly failed to take advantage of the available in- strumentalities in order to reject the misfits among the candidates for teachers' certificates, according to Prof. Raleigh Schorling of the School of Education. In discussing the situation Profes- sor Schorling pointed out that the army, during the World War, was forced to...…
…Se4e Smo,krs turn to (7gme4 F °' IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any other popular brand. Camel pays millions more-for your enjoyment. Draw 'a line twenty inches .long on the edge of a news- paper. Stick a straight pin in the exact center. Place a forefinger on; either aide of the pin. Close your eyes .. try to measure off quickly the distances by moving both hands at the same time. Have a wat...…
… i IN TRUE MILITARY STYLE-the Bugler at the College of St. Thomas awakens the boarder students at the St. Paul institution. MISS EDITOR, to you--Lillian Larson, ed- itor of the Augustana (S. D.) College yearbook. UNDER THE SABER ARCH pass Gladys Reckord and Paul Coburn, leaders of the Johns Hopkins University Military Ball. Matisse Photo wr Au Je p or t(a -4t fllr 'bA MARKS: POOR, FAIR, G'ooii, OR E\:?._ - __ SUBJ ECT MARY OF SCOTLAN...…
…ow F wEEK BOOK OF THE WEEK Handled With Care .. . Glass. By Howard Stephenson. Claude Kendall. $2.50. The author has selected a frag- ment from the history of the be- ginnings of America and has made of it a ground upon which he cre- ates an edifice compounded of the sufferings, victories and defeats of those early pioneers in the first days of industrialism in our coun- try. This novel is the richly human story of a lone giant of the earth,...…
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…The Weather ~1 Cloudy today wth some rain; tomorrow warmer with possiby snow. i L itian -I XLIV NO. 91 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. JANUARY 2 134 - - - - - - - - - - - - PRICE FIVE 4 New Tax Law I 7M Eh oEI- Payrolls In Michigan Rise To Greatest Heigiht Since 19 Aims At Bank i 29 9- I anipulations k I Morgan, Kahn, Mitchell And Wiggin Testimonies Are Drawn On w Bill To Stop Evasion Of Taxes i t Returns Fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUUDAY, JAN )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.mi. Saturday. group of volunteers who, for the op- portunity of making interesting in- ternational contacts, would be willing to co-operate with me in several proj- ects I am anxious to try out next semester. If in the Gr...…
….Y, JANUARY 27, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Courtmen Score Upset, Defeating Buckeyes i , PLAY & BY-PLAY By AL NEWMAN Surprise!!!I Schommer..- * * * THERE ARE SPECTATORS. Two thousand of them went down to the basketball contest last night to see what made the Mourning Mich- igans that way. And were they sur- prised? Ask your Uncle Franklin C. Cappon all about it. He had a grin on him like a Cheshire Cat in the locker room after the...…
…THE. MICTI GAN DAILY SATt IGAN DAILY :I " V M . war. One may add, that such duty devolves equally upon every citizen, male and female. In the course of his well thought out argument Lt. - McDonald makes some minor points which per- haps would better have been omitted-such as the possibility of an officer's increasing his chances of coming back alive, that an officer learns how to handle men, that an officer earns $200 (a month) and that, ...…
…THE, 4 I C1H [GAN DLAILY HlalKemp Will Feature Many Artists At Hop Bob Allen, Saxie Dowell,; 'Skinny' Emnis Will Be' Vocalists For Dace When the two orchestras take their positions on the bandstands for the 1935 J-Hop the evening of Feb. 9 in the Intramural Building, on one side of the huge ballroom will be sta- tioned Hal Kemp, youthful southern maestro. From this point he will di- rect his musicians in the distinctive' style of rhythm that ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY id aany i Row, ns Say iled By Leaders WardenI Certain K, Jan. 26. -(k')- The a direct link between all and the "world's where gangsters lorded esser prisoners living in :harged today. Shulman, prison expert f a detailed report on t the Welfare Island declared that whenever ammany leader tele- ison, the warden would f shot from a catapult a telephone booth. say who that leader an was asked. you the name if Com- tin H. M...…
…Cloudy and warner with possibly snowtoday; tomorrow rain or snow and warmer. Iddsommos- A itian AV No. 90 7 I. - _ - - Johnson Will Not Tolerate Expoltation Confer With President On C WA Extension I Charges Complaints Made By Firms Subdued Workers' Were 'Who Code Authorities To Prevent Oppression Division Formed To Look Into Intolerable Credit Facilities Now Used WORCESTER, Mass., Jan. 25. - (P) - General Hugh S. Johnson, NRA admi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN iblication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the iversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President intil 0; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 90 Notices Hours for Registration and Pay- mt of Semester Fees: Students will ister all day Thursday and Friday d the forenoon of Saturday, Feb- hy 8, 9, and 10, in all units ex- pt Law and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sagers End First Semester PLAY & Coach Capon Ohio State Will Start B To Start Four BY-PLAY sophomores By AL N EWMAN ByALNEMA -Wolverines Hope To Gain Interview ..A Second Conference Win Basketball, Baskall Against Co-Champions Play t OCe Sophomore Against Wolverines In Field Mouse AgainstBuckeyes ratng . . . * * * INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23. - OP) - Al G. Feeney, state athletic com- missioner, today removed the suspen- s...…
…'T -E MICHIGAN IDAILY ICHIGAN DAILY I, . ..a, ", ." to be used as a lever to reform other "abuses" of the fraternity system. While many of the reforms are badly needed, it is disappointing to see the. E fraternity alumni turn to University authorities asking them to force reforms under pressure upon the houses when they could better. -seek them. through personal contact and through the organ- ization of the fraternities themselves. Campus ...…
…St 4en peak~s, Ballerina To Dance Mon te ,Carlo&i et fland Nut l W:/IHr Soj ousrn lax;Th Russe Will App(ar A ret in Detr'tA.feb l_____ay ELEAR J~f ,hNI~SON t£S w w ~ ~Feasting with royalty, doing thercat, irnwd wI:m h~ O ula with the natives and :wearing i11E S CSrap75-gardenia leis to parties were just rr vas > arty F'rcetrs Wilafew of the experiences Mara Hoff-5r, e Pary Fetureman, 37, enjoyed when she spent summer in Hawaii as guest of ;y,...…
…T"HE MICHIGAN DAILY iDa nland Trip 'iscussed By A. Belknap U.S. Agents Spurs Search For Bremer Kidnapers :tic Expedition Studied torm Conditions, Radio 'peaker Declares we study of storm conditions in Arctic region was one of the most rtant purposes of the University Oichigan, Pan-American Airways :nland Expedition, Prof. Ralph L. nap, who recently returned from expedition, stated in his ad- s on the parent program overt University Radio ho...…
…Weathe ,r I - Cloudy and decidedly colder, 'obably i o c a 1 light snow I C £ir igt~jan w4 w -I XLIV No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1934 zwlm- ill Publish rize Novel Roosevelt's Budgetary Program Given Approval Of Financiers Preparedness Is Theme Of, By Graduate 'Fireweed,' Winner In The 1933 Hopwood Contest, To Appear Feb. 15 Book Written By Mildred Walker WASHINGTON, Jan. 24. -(?)- American finance today g...…
…TTHfE MICHIGAN fDAILY - I 3DA Y, _______________________________________________________________________________ I ._ I 9, at 1:30 p. m. and closing Satur- day at 3:30 p. m. Academic Notices History 11, Lecture Section I: Final examination Monday A.M., Feb. 5. Dr. Long's and Dr. Scott's sections will meet in Natural Science auditorium. Professor Slosson's Sections will meet in 1025 A.H. History 47: Examination rooms. Thursday, a. m., Feb....…
…MSDAY,JANUAY25, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Levamped Wolverine Basketball Five May Cappon Places Recaptures National Skiing Championship Capacity Crowd P LA Y . 1k .L- .. Hopes On New fViews Golden BY-MPLAYCageLine-Up Gloves Fin a ls -By AL NEWMAN rockey . . . Expects Defense To Be Verberg, University Man Stronger; Thnks New Wins Title By Virtue Of LT WAS QUITE A HOCKEY Team Will Work Win Over Mack ame with Sarnia here Tuesday arnewithSarna hee Tu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHIGAN DAILY ture, which was ranked among the thirty best films of last year, and was praised by such critics as Robert Littell, Whilliam Troy, C. A. LeJeune, and Sydney W. Carroll, needs no defense of its artistry by The League. The audience -which at- tended the showing proved that many townspeople and students had not seen the picture when it ran here before. Incidentally, the profits from that picture have made the bo...…
…'TIP MI C 1-1 AN - Ir T Wi Hold Tea Wellesley College Beauties Selected For Tree Day Dance AtUnion Hop Week-End Announce Party As New Feature In Response To Popular Demand As an addition to the social activity of the traditional J-Hop week-end, the Union has planned a tea dance for the afternoon following the Hop, Saturday, Feb. 10, to be held in the1 ballroom, according to plans released last night. Robert A. Saltzstein, '34, president of...…
…Is Birth Control Is Debated In House Caucus Room; Judge Under Attack Associated Press Photos A crowd jammed the huge House of Representatives caucus room to hear discussions by proponents of birth control. Shown in conference here are Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn (left), mother of Katharine Hepburn, the actress; Rep. Walter Pierce of Oregon, author of the birth control bill, and Mrs. Margaret Sanger, long a leading advocate of birth control. Mrs. H...…
…'r eathe ostly cloudy today with rain higher temperatures; snow decidedly colder tomorrow. It, -ddo inP ~aitr _-I IV No.88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934 velt To Candidates In Yesterday's Fiery Election Change State Party Council Ouster Of Abbott Will Be Opening Move, Say Re- ports From Washington Lacy To Succeed; Full Cleanup Due Michigan Congressmen In Favor Of Revision After Abbott's Criticism DETROIT, Jan....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN aud Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Th University. Copyreceived at the office of the Assistant to the President until mo I 3:30; 1130 a. . Saturday.p ava WENESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934 Music, who expect to be graduated urg VOL. XLIV No. 88 at the close of the semester, must ly pay the diploma fee not later than Notices February 10. Hours for Registration and Pay ...…
…24. 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Swimmers To Battle State In Opener At Lansing Tonigh Nine Varsity Stars Will Aid Swim Tonight Mann Shows Confidence By Entering Degener As Exhibitor Only Sophomores To Dive One Man Only To Start In Breast- And Back-Stroke Events Nine Varsity swimmers accompa- nied by Coach Matt Mann will drive to East Lansing today for their open- ing dual meet of the 1934 season with Michigan State tonight. That Mann is ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JA little girl's idea of a glorious ball, at which she is the central figure. The cast includes a king, a queen, the lord mayor, and a penguin. The pantomime, "Shepherd in the Distance," shows a pastoral scene replete with a vision, a princess, shepherds, a goat, and one ghurri-wurri, Variations in rhythmic patterns will be portrayed in the "Political Meeting." The recital will be open to the public. AT THE DET...…
…1934 THE MCIIIGAN DAILY Dance RecitalI To Be Held In League Today Makes Opera Debut Play Production Students To Illustrate How Dane- ing Helps Theatre Work The demand for tickets for the dance demonstration, which is to be given at 8:15 tonight at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre by Play Pro- duction and the Department of Phys- ical Education for women, has far surpassed. expectations, Valentine Windt, director of Play Production; said yes...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, , sways Topic o Stimulate Lively Debate U. S. Tests "Plane For Every Pocketbook" -Sided Debate To I By Professors on Today Be In Widely divergent views on the feas- lity of the St. Lawrence Water- ys, expressed yesterday by those o will be the principal speakers, esaged an interesting debate fo i- med by a lively discussion at the en forum on the St. Lawrence aterways which is to be held at [5 p. m. today at...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday. Colder Tuesday. L it iafl Ar tt Editorials How Kidnapers Are Helped... VOL. XLIV No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1934 PRICE FIVE CE Ex-Professor Here Is Dead InNew Haven Attack Of Cancer Is Fatal To Dr. Phillips, Former University Instructor Served On Faculty Here For 18 Years Had Been Doing Research Work At Yale University Since Fall Of 1929 Dr. Urich Bonnell Phillips, ...…
… $', 000 Netted By Galens In Annual Drive Repoii. Slows Results To 04 1932 Campaign Almost $1,200 was taken in dur- ing the annual Galens Christmas drive for the benefit of crippled chil- den in the University hospital, it was announced yesterday by S. A. Fiegel, '34SM, president of the honorary medical society. He termed the results "very pleas- ing" and said they were better this year than last. The funds, which were gathered in a drive Dec....…
