…a ' MAN*: MAY 9, I93a THE MICHICAN DAILY PA L rivE , . ,U- TA 7% * d c ! T V' .., ' . . ....7 . a .. .r I APPOINTMENTS BORD ANNOUNI BY NEW PRESID STAR WILL OPEN hi flhlC rn~oir~rn ..... i TO' CEO ENT' DRAMA T CSERIESI U r FOR COLF MEET 'T'T' "'r"r'Y '1" < 1 Stage Whisper By Helen Carrm. Eligibility for En Requirements Waived itrance in Women's Tournament. f1( Installation Services to be Held in League Ballroom May I 14 ...…
…FAGS SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930 1 l l T F M va1 L1}1 VL"'CA l lf AI.Y FJRaDAYxM4n.9,-1- VARSITY THINCLADS TO FA CE ILLINI TOMORROW INDANS R ATED A$ lHT F I Stve Farrell to Coach Lst Home Meet Before Going Into retirement. 40$1 K SORE EXPECTED Tomorrow afternoon will -see the Michigan track squad going into action along with three other Var- sity teams, with the cinderpath men representing the Illini scheduled to meet th...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1930 THE MICHICAN DAILY -"A FAGE SMEN PAGH ~mi VARSITY TEAM SETT FOR BOI .ERlMAKERS SrBi pOY S ileTS l t 1 By Bob Shaw. Coach Inerwerson in his at- Wolverines Hold. Last Workout Next year's Illinois cage squad tempts to mould a winning Before Purdue Invasion; should rank with the leaders if eleven for next fall. lie will be Battin Is StrongI the taciturn statement of Coach c r lCraig Ruby is to be believed. Thes REGULAR...…
…FACE FIGHT T MI WIGAN DAMYi F'RTDAY, IWAY 9, 19:30 - IIII , I Michigan Union Tryouts will meet in the Student offices today with [A nrirr fl ll u A Flte Reichenbach. All men who have tickets out for the Father I~II DA L O F U A U L LETINIUHarold, . Warren ~ Pl111 DIK Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all m em bersS O I Jof t e ni rs y. C p r c iv d b th A ss a t to he P s - Shop 18-M aterials of A ircraft Construction: ...…
…E~STABLISHED 1890 G. Zr 4tUfl Iai1y MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. N. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS --_-r P ARKER R6JECTED BY VOTE O 41-39. ENDING[LONGI6HT Senators Borah, Norris Lead Opposition; Labor Bodies Protest'Nomination. NOT TO BE REAPPOINTED First Supreme Court Nominee to be Rejected by Senate in 36 Years. SENATE REJECTS HOOVER NOMINEE s' '::"::'.. :. . .::...... ..............…
…FA * T THE MICHIGAN DAII-C THURSDAY, MAY 00, IJ30. . _ORE .IL.TEMTT LWR OLDFIGTT EA'RTHDUAKE SHOWJS 400 KU[ 0DIE IN RAN] 0L EXORb MADE LASiI YEAR B Y FAMOUSGERMAN AIRSHIP t GDE I'N 0P P0DIT' [.LEB; F P> IRCE RTY INRE Magyar to Attemrpt !ff~lT URfh~i kTrans-,Atlantic Hop IIIIIANflHE IINVIIU -* ONON PARLEY1 GlO ONf S3ecretary of State Asserts Hea Will Runi 'If There Is A Demand. GOOD RECORD APPARENT American Naval "e egates to !3xpl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _.F _ ECIAL MEDALS WILL HONOR FIRST 'DISTINCTION AND RENOWN BROUGHT NE[W ,PROGRAM FOR SPECALWILL HNRFRT fIRESSTNCTIOANDRNOWNROUGH SUCCESSFUL TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT1duLD7"®E TO UNIVERSITY BY MAY FESTIVALS SH PlO ST U TIN7!7< T-~he AnnualI May Festvals of the UIakig ~ beui~~k1.o Up ossibritse a c h e v em e n t o n a ? °r!brought renown and distinction to In the early nineties a well de- Red Fd the U tA A r d fined seri...…
…FOUR THE M IH CHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1950 i '_ Published every morning except Monday flaring the Unjvesty Year by the Board in, Cn tul of Studnt Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial' Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all newsrdis atescredited toit or not otherwise credited n his paper and the local news published hetiein . Entered at the postoffice at Aan Ar...…
…TAY8, 193 THE MICH IGAN) -DAILY-c FIVE ILTA :/ Vw ,% = FA'wA S s A I MN.0 EMiLY BATES, '30; I BY SOPHOMORE L ~JUNIOR G Jane Inch Is Assistant Chairman; Dorothy Birdzell Has Charge of Finance. HEADED BY FELLOWS Properties and Programs to be Managed by Ivalita Glascock and Katherine Koch. Emily Bates, '32, was. elected c1airrman of next year's Junior Girl's Play at a gen'eral meeting of sophomore women held Wednesday in Lydia Mendelss...…
…F GWSI THE MICHICAN DAILY -1 MICHI( VISITY RAS EASY TIME WITR -M 6C Royston Stars Both in Morning and Afternoon Rounds at Barton Hills. TAKE BOTH FOURSOMES1 Under cnnstantly threatening sles and withan occasional shower hampering the play, Michigan's Varsity golf team yesterday suc-~ ceeded in overwhelming the invad- Spartan linksmen on the Barton Hills course, 17-1. The morning's play beginning at nine o'clock con- sisted .of two foursome...…
…x °THURDA MAY 8, 1930 RA MD KRI RI G 1N VARIED DRILL; I SCRIMMAGE T ODAY Michigan's spring gridiron as- pirants continued their workouts Fielding and Pitching Reaches handled 13 chances without an er- yesterday under the watchful eye Highest Peak in 2 to 1 ror, exactly reversing Daniel's rec- of Coach Harry Kipke. With some- ord and making 11 putouts and two what cooler weather prevailing the Victory Tuesday. - assists. . men were ordered to ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIIIAN AID 14, 'I'llUR.SDAY, MAY o, 1930 'I PAGE flOW!' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1930 DAILY OF FICIAL B ULLE-TINK Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930 No. 155 NOTICES University Senate: A meeting of the University Senate will be heldj in Roo...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr uan iaflj0bg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wQvmmwA====w woompow" VOL. XL. NO. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MICRIGAN TAKES CLOSE 2-1 GAME IN MROON CAIMP . - - I Compton, Aided by Air-Ti Fielding,. Allows Chicago Only Four Hits. ght NO ERRORS FOR WOLVES Wolverines Get Nine Hits From Southpaw Knowles to Earn Two Counters. (Special to The 'Daily) Michigan's title...…
…PAM TWO~ 11HE.MICHIGAN DAICLY. WEDNESDAY, MAY '7, 1930 TOMIGKTAT UkNIN Chicag a Drainage Canal Question! Will be Subject Discussed 1-by Organization. CLUB SPONSORS EVENT DEBATING TEAM WHICH WILL FACE DETROIT INS TITUJTEAOF TECHNOL(Gy fShortening, of Time Necessitates than e in Name; Orientation E per id'is New Tifle. Freshman week will bc known FACUL TY EXHIBITI iILM II~ L~1 TO CLOSE TODAY';I6tIIIVI IINkt Filid *,an fal an 'ucr, aining ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a WEDNEsDAY, MAY 7, 1930 THF. MTCT-ITC.AN T~AT1.V Fresh Air Camp Fund Drive Will be Held Today TAG DRY' REIPTS INSTRUCTION IN SPORTS, WOODLORE GIVEN TO BOYS BY CAMP ADVISERS TO AFFORD OUTING FOR 400 CHILDREN Convtributi nA from Student Body Will Aid S. C. A. to Attain Goal Set at $3,000. NEEDY BOYS BENEFITED Outdoor Life, Well-balanced Dici Combine to Develop Health of City Children. By Joh...…
…PAGE 7OUro THE MICHIGAN DAILY wmmDAY, MAY 7, mo , . Published every morning beept Moaday Contwl of Student Publication Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled tothe use for republication of all news di. w atches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published .P erein., Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special...…
…'- W NIrE~A', MA"' , 1930. THE, MI HI AN -,GAILY j THEA MICHIGAN DAILY TA s sa 3 _ - UNIVERSITY WOMEN~ TU LHOLD UMETIN IN DTRIOT SOON. Mrs. Louis Karpinski in Charge of Arrangements for ! Local Women. MAY 15 IS OPENING DAY Eastern Section of A. A. U. W Plans Conference for Next Week. Members of the Ann Arbor branch of the American Association of University Women who wish to at- tend any of the meetings of the second sectional conferen...…
…rA & THE MI.CHIGAN DAILY GOLFERS TO MFET SPARTANS RESERVES LOSE TO FIRST YEAR DIAMONDTEAMi Coach Jack Blott's freshman baseball team appears to possess enough talent to 'assure them of a successful season. The yearlings have engaged the Varsity reserves in two combats to date and have managed to secure an even break. In defeating the reserves by a 7-1 score, the freshmen uncovered a very capable hurler in Lefty Mc- Kay. The second game res...…
…I Wftl AV, fAY '7, 1930 THEfg' MlICHIGAN- DAILY .. .. ,. . LEN ES S IL vviko_ siW WXith Thrce Victbries. arid' No D~eeas to - Opose Seohd, Plae Wildcats. PITCH~ftS LOCK STRONG. (Sh'eciul to D", Daily) EVANSTON, Ill., May 7--Leader- ship in the race for the ig Ten baseball chamnpionship will tie at stake heretoday 'when Northwest- erni and- Wisconsin clash at Roye mnri field. The Badgers are on top , at present with, three victories and n...…
…THE MICHI AN DAILY I WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 19361-1. - TH~ MICHICAN I~AIEY'~ WEDNI1EIDAV MAV '7 1M4~ DAIYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Chemical Engineering Seminar: Mr, Stuart McLain will be the!i Final All-Campus Open Forum: R. W. McLain, speaker at the Seminar at 4 o'clock today in room 3201 East Engineering igan State Prison, will talk on the subject: "The Building, on the subject, "Water Gas Tar Emulsions."I Criminal," Thursday, May 8, 4 p. in., Room D...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890' "1 V Sicr ,43ai1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS v ..... ........ VOL. XL. NO. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1930 FIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ELABORATE ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED NOTED LECTURER FOR 'FATHERS AND SONS' WEEK-END ,VI WILL READ PLAY One of the most valuable func baseball game on Saturday after-I I' ~~~~~ons sponsored by the Union will no ilg oalftespr P A I F IR agin be held an thisweek nd: nu1onb1 S...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL'Y TUESDAY, MAY G, 1930 THU[[000TrIL 1Trueblood Rptursis. OF LOEFONEIN From Af rica n Trip ASTRONOMY W ORHKI Professor Emeritus of Public ry Speaking Pr ices Work of aSMUSEUM TQ SHOW FILMS OF INDIANS Four Reels of British Colutnbian{ Indian Life to '6CGiven. at 4:15 Tomorrow. MAJOR TRIBES INCLUDE~D Motion pictures of incdian life i Pritish Coluinbia will be shown at 4:5 ThO'clock tomorrow a4ternloon in Natural ci iecauc...…
…TUMM0~Y, MAY. 0, 1930 THE ICIIAN DAILY PAGE Tr1fEP .n_ _ __ DRt JONES STATE[S~ [IFE IS TOO -FASTI TO AL WTH0UgHT, Quaker rPs9r gys rvs .to be 100-Horsepower, 100 Candlepower.I CITES HOOVER EXAMPLE: Says President Found Himselff FAMOUS CHURCH PROV WE{PICTURESQUE SETTING rirUTyton Quesioned POLICE ATTACK FOR WEDDING OF PR EIR MUSSOLINI'S DAUGH TbyER PULIE iji ID~Cmite MADRIDS'tUD T - n nrrn I~T~tr~IN TREET. IQs _____ ARID, May 5-Police .f...…
…FADE FOUlt THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y TUESDAY,-MAY 6, 1930 Published every morning except Monday during toe TUniversitmy year by ths Bard I Contol of Student Publications. Mecmber of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled tq the use for republication of all news di atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published entered; at the postotfice at Ann Arbor, Mi...…
…TUSDAY, MAY 6, 1930 'THE .MI RIGAN ell II F.M7ATMUa s- :5 1 LEAGU FINANCAL SCCESS REAtLZEDIN YER BY ALUMNAE6BOAR Over-capacity Use of Facilities Characterizes First Year of League Building. 'GRANITE' OPENS HERE Public Admitted to Building for First Time on May 5 at Open Reception. One year ago today niarked the official opening of the University of Michigan League building. The first meal was served in the ball- room on May 6, 1929. ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIU Y TulESDAY, MAY 6, 1930 _.7 MICHIGAN NINE INVADES MAROON CAMP TODAY WOLVERINE TITLESAT, HPS AT ST AKE First Game With Maroons Is Taken by Wolves in Neat 4-3 Score. COMPTON MAY PITCH Somewhat encouraged by the1 jumble into which last Saturday's games threw the Western Confer- ence baseball title race, Coach RayI Fisher took 12 players, still filled with championship hopes, to Chi- cago for the second encount...…
…TUESDAY, MAY6, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tennis Team Will Meet Michigan State Today Tixl' NToLNIN Captain Hammer, Beal, Brace Ryan, Clarke, and Reindel Arc Chosen to Go. SPARTANS NOT STRONG' With hopes for an undefeated season's record scarred by Satur- day's unexpected defeat at the hands of Northwestern, Michigan's Varsity tennis team will leave this morning for East Lansing to meet Michigan State. Six men have been named to ac- com...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY' TUESDAY. MAY 6, 1930 IAIDITrCIEARL OF DERBY ARRIVES TO VIEW DAI.LY OFFICIAL BULLEITIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- , P DF[SORVVIIId' FAMOUS RACE NAMED FORI FAMILY FOR LAW MAGAZINE'I L 1~ r~~ . _ I ench Air College rI5IJ'DASSU~IMcES to Open in October LIIILIfLLUIL With Fifty Stdents BLAME FOR REPORT Ident until 3:30 ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'I g Ai A ttkn 41 MEMBER ASSOCIATED. PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS S|JOHNSON SECOND Professor Scholl Wins I |TV WI | L IN DRAMA SERIES | LiWNStatejPoetryjontestill||| | D L I iscon sin Professor to Read OF 133__K__I ON R TO ATRERS, So b A. A. Milne. 0i1 6LProf. John W. Scholl, of the Ger- nbman department, was awarded first Prof. Gertrude E. Johnson, of the ...…
…-PA 0flZ IWO TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY SUJNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 .-j FIVE TO COMPEITE LI R T H ast of Preliminaries to Tlake' Place Tomorrow Night in Mason Hall. Final preliminaries of the Thomas E. H. flac~k Oratorical contest wi~ll! be, held ini room 302 of Mason Hall at 7 o'clock tomorrow night, it was announced ycsterday by Prof. R. D. T. Hollister of the speech depart-I xment, manager of the contest. The speakers, who were chosl-i after the fir...…
…r SUNDA'Y', MA'Y 4,; 1930 THE, MICHTCAN qATI-V Pia 7'FIkZEl __ a s L iii 1 4, 1930YTHTL VT!'YTtCAMflATIV AOY W f'1 ._- ._ _- a _.~* a , L a a 1a .4 I 1 i 11au}Jy v TheDirectory-Map of Ann Arbor That Will Be of, Great Service (fyou should desir~e a reproduction .of this- in blue on bond paper'wCall at any of the firmano t o Y the map) oU .......... . ~ ... ........:.*~*:*, .3 . ............................................... _ _ _ _ _...…
…PAGE FOURt THE MICHIGAN D~AILY SUNDAY MAY~4. 'o3 __ M Published every morning except Monday during the University year by th.S Board lm Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferen"a Editorlal Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- ateh credited to it or not otherwise credited Yn this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…-SU"1AY, MAY~ 4, 1930 THE 'MI RICAN T ATL WH ~T-T~ i r i &AAAa 1- 1 V 1:J AR - t'c C= 10BERKfEEY SQUARE MAGREEF KANSAS CITY GIRL, (IIPJf]CdB TEAS AND DINNERS FOR FACULT Y PLY NWIGHTMAN CUP TEAM ININTRU CONSTITUTE SOCIAL ACT! VITIEsSOF0 TO 01 PH SE T1 1Spring teas and dinners in honor I Lansingos ; MaryRrceLoms rCTrn [T10 MI~o the faculty members and their] LosLo,,adRt D orrLucid- TO E RES NT D [1E il UhIU~wives have occupied the inte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 TH....C......A LY...N.Y..MAY4,.193 M Ir .1 11 __ TEAM DROPS CLS ME771T TO WIL A TS ~IiuYRINESLU S to Northwestern Nine~ SEWELL CLOSES IN THIRD, DOUBLESJ (Continued From Page i)I STRING OF TILTS bled to left, and Straub and Myron both walked, but "Truck" popped to Dempsey. A hard blow to left by Prange which got oy Straub went for a ; home run in the Northwestern. seventh. Michigan tallied agai...…
…S JNDAY, . MAY 4, 1930 -E MICHICAN DATLY PAGE S', TH-MCHGAlDIl PAGE SEVEN PALAY1BY PLAY ACCOUVNT OF: GAME the play. Trusimwsl~i went to first on a fielder's choice.. Truskowski IWas forced out at second, Myronj scoring. Hill batting for COnMton. 1-1111 went to first on an attempted (Continued From Page 6) Oiphant flied out to Butler, but Schwartz s~ruck out. Michigan-Compton walked. ;But- ler out at first, Coampton going tol second 'on ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY " . SUNDAYMA4.1 3 SUNDAY. MAY 4~ 1~0 Publication in the Buuetin is constructive notice to allumem of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the P dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 No NOTICES Varsity Glee Club: All members are requested to report final rehearsal before the Ypsilanti concert, Monday promptly The presence of all old members of the club is also urgently r fo...…
…ESTABISHED 1890 Elr t qja lattg IASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930 EIGHT PAGES CflDUfn~eunor IIARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF AlUMNIT ii Afli flflIDlftcwC1 rIm7 rc'i PRICE FIVE CENTS JaUFOVIVIVIE u nt CLUB TO BE ERECTED IN DETROIT RAL INCOSNI I T E C L" :.:....:..: ::.v: .:.r::y{.:v J ,. IN TER C LA SS CA M ESv ..::. ::.:...- :?{r ':{ai:r": : {'{"}s4r ~?"i:4"?... i} $'"! .':i:; 't{...::i.}:i:6 D0FEAT ...…
…- rx THRE MICHIGAN E DATE Y At;1 RDAY, MAY 2,19 30 7 EDUCTIONSCHOOL TO, HOLD MEETIG IN SUMMER TERMl Seris of. Conferences Offered for Educators and Part Time Students. !L N ALUMNI CONGRESS Graduate Meetings Will Open July 21; Social Program Also .Arranged. In the 1929 summer session of the. School of Education, a series of educational conferences was of- fered, extending over a period of'; lyve weeks. This summer the pro- gram is to be ...…
…THE MICHI-G-A~lN -SATURD~AY, MAY,-1930 DAILY PAG T'rmE GUUL w I LETUR YA TIONAL GUARD SMEN TAKE OVER COLUMBUS PRISON; gfffN Q Aged cetAwarded "U ^'Ei ,l.MACHINE GUNS POSTED TOPRE VENT FUR THER RITS' iL o~flJonor, ib t rh YMIGNEVILLE, Meu tne-E-Mo- ,.,..sell.Proince, France,. a 2+a TOFAS O 3 .* ~*. ..P That the French Legion of Hoanr as S...... F Ra ic etda Shwass . u~rotcinu reey L ~ei Dn et Wdw4 Club Engages General niest of Honor at Fin...…
…PAGE FMUIM T HE MI C I I C AN D AILY SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1930 I ie Published every morning except Monday wurig the University year by tha Board in Contl of Student Publications. Member of Western Confereo Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- Aatches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arb...…
…' ;, . DAY. MAY,- 1930 THE _".MTIC AN °DAILY 'PAGE FIVE yr 2Rw'1':a" b,'ap."4!5;*;*>. #TWk Nr.ga. +VIVV s a a.ate --a a w v. w a. a. " ... ., .. .... C =::&f 'TA *A= ikA *i v er-> ' ,. r ----- -- -- - -- HED-0GER' TO SPEAK FOODPROGRAM Member of Chicago Memorial Fund Will Discuss Adult Education' at League. WAS WORLD WAR NURSE Dr. Caroline -edger, of the Eliza- beth McCormick Memorial fund, Chicago, will be the principal speaker at the...…
…PAGE .SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ SATURDAY, MAY 3, 193'0 PAG~ ~&~&' SATPR~A~ MAY ~, ~1~3D -, l WOL.VERINES READY FOR PURPLE GAME TODAY IR IN 1!G NINE- HRSlj' Michigan Diamond Team Secks Second Western Conference Victory of Season. BILL COMPTON TO HURL PROBABLE LINE -UPS. By Sheldon C. Fullerton, the trip to Columbus to compete Ohio State athletes had a per- in the annual Ohio State Relays fect day early this week when they which wil...…
…THE MI+CHIG AN DAILY PAGE SEVN MkC*IiGA FACES I Hoosier BaI T anmi PURPLE DIAMOND TEAM TO PLAY ~ ~~~~Meets Chicago Today MICHIGAN PRL ETR AT FP RRtY FIELD TODAY C j Ia tr A r t we(Speial to Ih ay PURPLned rN aeTT R u ta 'z a1 N w-pOIGON dMy2- ~ o~u oiaeeriodical hitters, has a habit of ^"! ah eeT Nn "n . t Of(Continued From Page 6) C dP P " verine veteran plenty of lopposi- ! _______BLO________ Oh INGrTO eN Ind, ay of ed on Fyfe for 16 hits ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATULDAY, MAY 3, 1930 DAILY 0FI CIAL BULLET IN STITON DCL AES Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- IIU ARNOiii1 dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) I VOL. XL. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 150 No. 151 Lobbyist, Chairman of Anti-Dry Board, Believes President NOTICES R to be 'Wet' Follower. Black Oratorical Contest: The final preliminar...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Itr~ Ait q a n . ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 0111 YENE[NODOSES Colgate Game Called Off Because of Rain; Nine to Play Two Seven Inning Tilts Today DRIVEFOR SUP PORT Holtzman and Kiegler Will Hurl hold down the visitors in the first rnI nufor Wolverines; Same a game. Davis, on the other hand, is Linup o Sartan inexperienced sophomore a...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY r RIDAY, MvA7Y 2, 1 J2 .. I OHIO PENITENTIARY WARDEN WARNS ARD(( OfIIIDELEGATES TO LONDON CONFERENCECDFST T, PAAD LocALkI' EXPLAINEDBY KAPP <t', >. 'ka.y aPUBI S E SD T NEoted Architect Discusses Usesof oG ALPTsATY Sof Construction Plans and Subec Difficulties Faced. tGradually Comning to be 'ognized as Valuable, Says Professor. y Thirty-two high school bands will ]arade the streets of Ann Arbors %turday as the climaxi...…
…FRIDAY, MAY '2., 1930 TH'F Tr -T -, -- - - - T AA[ F TR a fly &11.1TI-I y s,.. ra t ?A7M w.rfya i. £ 5I~..4J.~I A£i..&~lhU Il tmn o St teHouse Naval Committees, and of r9''U'TT ody Plan Through Investigatiohn by Their Groups of TO, TIAIYARPLN1 c Committee Recommends Two w Year Test Period Prop os&.. ::::: .":i.".d :"'; . .ter.'::::< ' Here by Little. . ®.. ., Foreign Relations Parley Provisions fYAL S WI}Foreign Aero Office L LENIOH L...…
…PAQtTOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930 w....,._I TC T A D I YFRDYMY2,13 r 54t £i1t~ian IaUnf Published every morning except Mondayi during tne University year by th. Board in Coutol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferences Edtoda Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- r tches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news publi...…
…0 . FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1030 ,THE MIC14ICAN D A I I. Y FRIDAYLMAY 2,.1930TA-1Fa MT!l-I \-- LAhT1!L 4 Yri VATAM U I L m \ ; ,. . ._..,,, SPORTS COUSTUMES WILL BE MODELED Dresses to be Representative of Campus Clothes Worn on School Days. SEVEN MODELS CHOSEN Peck and Peck Display Modeh in First All-Sports Style Show. In the attempt to cultivate good taste and appropriate clothes for campus wear, W. A. A. is exhibit- ing this afternoon...…
…THE MIC I A DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930,' TII.MC1CNM D IYFIAY A ,13 wi M M l d MICHIGAN GOLFERS TO MEET B UCKEYES TODAY I TIGERS BOW TO ATHLETICS, 19 2; PIRATES LOSE TO BSTON BRAVES Only two games were played to- Pittsburgh Pirates in the National' day in the major leagues, all the have other teams making jumps from the hav the edge at present.Whethier' west to the east and vice-versa. they can maintain this margin re- i the American ...…
