…t it an 4a113jl EDITED AND MANAGED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS TFlhTn VTT TTII t OTVTLITTT TAIV.T[V ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930 TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIVE . CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS i v + .: s. k, ' t s~ ORIENTATION COACHES PREPARi WOLVERINE ELEVE! FOR FIRST GAME! YOST TORDIRECT I1DE |dvtRESPIRATOR AIDSu'I l PORT PROGRAM| V L iEO LUUS I GIRL'S RECOVERY'NCOTMIGB SPLAN TO PO...…
…D THE MCIA DA ILY' TUESDAY, ?~?TI , . .. .. ..a ,.... ._. _ _ __ .... _, s .. _ -_ -. - _-- --- .. - - .- endezvous at Fresh Air Camp A tten ded by Eighty Flreshmen IJnY- MEMB ERS EIGFIT Y FRESHMEN PARTICIPATE CAP1IE BSO j5UNIVERSITY FRESH AIR CAMP GIVES !Colors IN ANNUIAL RENDEZVOUS AT CAP_ BSO DETROIT BOYS HAPPY VACATIONSj Christ ACTI Concluding the largest and most TAKE A TIVE ART~ FTER B A~/ FlsPfasTn of its existanc,1 the rest...…
…TUESTA SEPFAQWR23, 193o UN I RSITY To G1I SiIXhE__WEEKLY Music School, Medical Faculty to Contribute Numbers t.o Year's Program. ABBOT' PIRE~CTS WORK Educators Anticipate Benefits of Radio Lectures to Vocational Work. Recognizing the value of radio in the field of education, the Regents have approved the broadcasting of five half-hour program-s each week, .. .. , .. a ,. -.- ,. .. U. S. SETS ASIIE TIMBERT5ACTS WASHINGTON, Sept. 22 -- TheJ ...…
…w ou~THt M+ICHTGAN- DAILY Tur4 YgB~U Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press.iscexclusively entitled 'to the use for republication' of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thie paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
…H-,, M, s i 1 14 G A N D AJ 1 Y .} mrT4F. MTCRIs FaA1TlV * ..' * t 1 I AL VA VA IV Am 4A v v^'- '-ts^-tsz rs s ON WOMEN'S NEW RESIDENCE HALLS' ___ I MOSHER-JORDAN HALLS OPEN IN TIME FOR ARRIVAL OF ENTERING FRESHMEN AND TRANSFERRING STUDENTS Mosher-Jordan Halls A Capacity of , Students This Year. ccept .:: :.:,r..: ::'.!": is..*::4:. .." ...: .: }....r :.....::.!: :.n,.r :;!".., r b .::;} ":t"'.A:Y. :v" _:-L Moshr..odan all G ...…
… TH E M I CIGAN CA N ,4': TUESDAY, Z 4TW *', 1930 7"4 .0011wep11km 215100% + + +. a e * 7"" - ''' '''" DA FRSHMNDITIONS TO UNION PROVIDE NEW RD ij L L LSTUDENT OFFICES, LARGER T APROOM 9NOII TFourth Floor Is Refurnished; viously they have been on the third 9T NIN; $aloomProvdedWit floor. They have been moved to itaulroom NIONvOded With make them more accessible to the 4O New Draperies. students. 1 On the fourth floor, comprising New fa...…
…_______THE MICHIGAN DAILY i 0 AiLIL Mddm*ANMIhl rx MAINTAINED BY The Univry CHARLES A. SINK, PRESIDENT Musi~cas Society EARL V. MOORE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR , =..e. . --- - .._ _ - - _ __ r r R C G 3 i d G . bII i YW i (gyp i y - G I.:9 C 56 G YY m G Q LV i iil i W W Ufa Y 1 W r fy r9 Y w4 "Y W W ii m m G C First Concert MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 8:15 O'CLOCK Fritz Kreisker AUSTRIAN "KING OF VIOLINISTS" Second Concert FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 8:15 ...…
…TH-E MICHIGAN DAILJY. _________________X111111i a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN WASH Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of C;V AN the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Sum- mer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Cites Charge VOL XLL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930 No. 1 Jury, Ex No President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock on! IIII....................…
…Second Section (1i r k4&an Dairtilttk Member Associated Press i VOL. XLI, NO. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930 PRICE FE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS GRIDIRO N PROSPECTS LOOK GOOD FOR COMiNG K P [.1O~, S [ EW SCORE BOARD' KIPE D.RIVES MVIEN~m R_ BFE_ PLACED ON FIELD u9, IN WHK O U FOR OPENING TILT Spectators at the Michigan foot-i ball games will be greeted by a :aewf set of score boards which were in niistalled in th...…
…PAGE TT'lT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2-0. 1930 PAGE TN THE ICHIGA DAILYTUESDA--SEPTMBER-2--193 NEW UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE WILL OPEN FRIDA I RtENTS TO PLAY' IN MORNING ROUND -rrr ..1^ . s-r rr"""Y""MY S idelii ne Cr By Joe Russell a tower of strength in the Buck- Beautiftil Layout is Latest Although. Coach Harry Kipke, eye plan of attack. All-in-all how- starting his second year, as the ever, the success which Ohio...…
…23..1930 TH'E MICH~IAN- PDA ILY PAi Intamu EX ENIY £ PQRT PR QH MPLANNE10 11ndoor andtIOtdoor Tounys ]Listed on Fall, Spring Schedules. LOCKER FEE ONLY COS'H The Intramural Sports building offers to the new andd students many facilities for both fi d~or and outdoor sports. It furnishes the'i an opportunity for wholesomeii rec- reation and play with~ their fellow~ students. The use of building anti playing fields is entirely optional to ...…
…'WA a Amil THE MICHIGAN DAILY. TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBBER, 23, 1930 .RN ~ TUESDAY., SEPTEMBER 23, 1930 ARRANGETOURNEYS Individual Events Will Follow Tour of Yost Field House, Intramural Building. 3 1' I i SPEED BALL AMONG WORLD'S FASTEST; SPORTING EVENTS 1 One of the new games which in- coming students will soon become acquainted with through their ac- tivities in Intramural Sports is Speedball. This game, which is a combination of football,...…
…TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1930 T-T A M:ICItI AN DAILY YAM rmTtEN 'A IVA 'A aT fl I a A 5*' AASS . THIRTEE N, WIDCATS PREPARE lPROSPECTS FOR COMING (N RIDIRON APPEAR SEASON P-ROMT.TMSIN I * ill FOR TULANE GAME Purple Boasts Well-Balan Team; Captain Bruder Will be Back. nced SEVERAL POSTS VACANT (Special to The Daily) EVANSTON, Ill., Sept. 22.-Coach Dick Hanley is putting his men through one of the most strenuous early season worko...…
…JPA9fl FOURTE N T-F MTCV41C>ANI flATT. , rT7VQn A V" qr. PTV..'MRr.P- 23. 1930 . ,.. . . , _ _ . Vii:. SUnitersity Enertains CELLER FAVORS J Noted Foreign Jurists t ~ADS CAN STAMPS More than 200 prominent Euro- (By Associated Press) pean lawyers, members of the (yAsoztdPes Scotch, British, Irish and French WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The bar associations, were guests of the i sale of space on postage stamps to EUniversity and City on August 20...…
…TITESDAY,.SE-PTRMWR 21, 1930 TH MI. HIG D-A LI Y PAGE FIFTEEN UE$DA~, S~'TEMBER 23, 1930 THE MICHI.QAN DAT LY ,f ... R....GU AISITA TE'SGAS A CAUSES CONCERNS Ann Arbor's little gasoline price Pwar, shadowing the Detroit melee * which broke into flames yesterday when nine gallons for one dollar System- Will Acquaint Students were offered to the public, appears More Thoroughly With rtohave struck rock bottom. The recent cut of three cents ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, I936 THE ICHGAN DAIL TUSDA, SPTEMER 3, 931 - ~~~~~~..-...- --'----------.--'°~--- W W a OF: IER'vw" T at Sl EEC .Al IN mom Nlicnl(iAN SUP L I t poAdMAMktamwie FOR LL PART TSS Typewriters Engi eers Supplies ft All Kinds I SPECIAL PRICES ON STATIONERY I CORPORATED MICHIGAN'S LARGEST. BOOKSELLERS -II I …
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ie EDITED AND MANAGED BY THES STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ti MEMBER PR Ss VOL. XLI, NO 2 TWELVE PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1930 TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIVE CENTS J y1 r;, fly? y r i :I . IN UNIVERSITY SHOWS M[ IW9UITCLUB OFFER WILL1 CLOSETOMORROW L ASS E S ITTimeIxendd for Special A' [55 I1 II j" Although originallyRpandt o. LGH NC E S LI IIV LCI Shold ony during Orientation week, l ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY4 SEPTEMPER "0, 1930 r .., .. urn Union to Enteri-alia2 500 Freshmen at SHOPWOODMINOR IRADIO UNIVERSITY, PARENTS' HOUR KNOPF TO BEGINi U TnnLiAWARDS PLANNED TO BE INSTITUTED IN BROADCASTS LECTURE SEASON Seventeen Prizes for Creative (Continued from Page 1.) opening week will contain talks Fourten Speakers Engaged for I head coach of the varsity football dealing with public health meas- Appearan...…
…TV] RDAYk SPTEMBIIlU 30,-19Wi Ft T C VOATIN D. a lMaqiCranbrook mister, Speaks Bfr First Year Group. COMMENDS ICONOCLASM iCarpus, Religious Organizations Unite to Sponsor Series of Sunday Talks. Stating that in his opinion the orthodox church was one of the two chief obstacles to a true under- standing of religion, Dr. Samuel Marqulis of Christ church, Cran- brook, stressed the value of criticiz- ing and questioning the old estab- lished insti...…
…P'ACE FOUR THE MCHTIAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Mlember of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited inrthie paper and the local news published herein:: Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, ;Michigan, as ...…
…SEP'Tr ER 30, 1930 ' 1 !"! E" . m 'T I T 1. H I i i H T J Al T. V PAOL Frft TUEI~A,, EPT~MER 0, 930TIP MC'~$TC M L t 1 2LV ;, " " '°°1 .1 J .V1LJ ....ZL t3, hi IN4 .,E1.L. .Li7.LiiJ is .i Y, .Lii j.. ,1 w . I LYATi IC WAwA \ '1 n f WIMEN TO PRACTICE HOCKEY THURSDAY AN LSSAGGR TlNS PREPARE FOR~~~~~~~~ SAO;IITBEINNPLYR DOCTORS FIND [AONOPENS FOD!LYDIA MENDELSSO NE~W STUDEl1NTS~ FETUEANC .Old and New Players Are Asked! to C...…
…"' I I I' M I C I- I I G', A N :13f. ., TULO-DAY, ;SETTIETMUER 30, lUAl- .T.. .M. .I.A. D A.L.' ACTIVITIES START IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF WOMEN'S LEAGUE; DIRECTORS PLAN MEETING TO CONCLUDE WORK OF WEEK House Organization Will Begi n This Week With Albertina Maslen at Head. CANDY BOOTH IS OPEN Board of Directors of Women's = League Will HoldFirst Meeting Saturday. Each of the several departments. of the Women's League organiza- tion have eit...…
…', SEPTEMBER 30, 190, THE ~MIC>HIGAN DAlI Y PAGE SEVEN R _ - __ z . -q Son&= 4 Ivv, JE Min gal ti I A IN TH STATE d '- -- - , .. aft } fi:,, ng ru en ap Ei4 ginee S lies plies o i 1 1i d L i b E -I ..4. .. ... I CoR RAEME 11 1 …
…PAGE RIGHT~I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEGDAY, SEPTEMBER -00, study and faculty bod is of thec University, as well as the public in gn- to senid in their names and addresses to the Secretary, Dr. . F. BterR But' Hnc cr, with the exception of small children, i invited to attend. There 3233, Angell Hall, either by Campus Post or U. S. Mail, as soon as me D" I LY 0 F F I C IA I B U IE TI N i sn admission charge. Mr. Christan in the course o the yea...…
…a y .. y a r t a .w' Y .Y /. V. L Y. f y.! 2. 1 1 .tom 1 ITY CONQUERS 1OLVERINES FIND Kipke A PSILNTISIR N CEddie T olan's Record iperior Power Downs Denison For 100O Meters Tied But Normal Squad Offers by Hungarian Runner Stubborn Resistance. PARIS,. Sept. 28. -# (A.P.)-The HEELR SOWS BILTY world's record of 10 4-10 seconds [fEEER HOWSABIITYfor the 100 meters was equalled Lithughthe1930Miciga Va today by the Hungarian sprinter, Uthughthe1...…
…TH IC I DAIL'Y T HIC I A ,pF)a"w A a I 11 LT!S - L G RIDIRON STAR V~~l EM~i1- HI EGULARWIOLVERINE FQOTBALL. EDIORE SUAD"SQUAD NAMED BY COACH KIPKE ____(Continued from Page 9) were spending their time with the I STUI- EN lL~ lull IHIILL nesRue aion Michigan B Team Faces Hardest' Schedu e With Lack of in 1Tourin~nent.' OPEN ~TOMORR~OW ech Thomas 9. Trueblood an- icdyesteday that play for University Golf Cham1pionship begiWednesday, Oct...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _T1-F' MICIGAN DMZ * .. U, f i f SUMMARIES OF OPENING GAMES 1 -- 711 FIR'ST GAME SECOND GAME WANTED SALESME-Part time work. Big pay. Greene Cleaners. ' l1 ATTER . " 4 M. " i-mss L..A.. * h 1 J ...4..,. ,. __ _ ..1 tel. .a.. .i , I . i 1 LOST-Tau Delta. Ipin. On or near pleas~e call 5964. I iiued from Page 9) tangle in their annual he showing which the is made against Ypsilanti k was distinctly disap- it must be reme...…
…THE v-JMICIA DAILY THE "AICHIGAN DAIL r I I MAINTAINED BY The University CHARLES A. SINK, PRESIDENT Musical Society EARL V. MOORE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR , I CLARE CLAIRBERT She will bc heard for the first time in America this fall singing a few appearances with the San Francisco Opera Company late in September, after which she will come East for a limited number of song recitals. Her Ann Arbor concert will be among the, very first. ...…
…d4P win .AqUPP Itr "'W 0 ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS JI. No. 1 FOURTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931 Pt LICE FIVE C DE 1 II I Bare Slaying by Companion 15 Celebrates Arrival In Ann Arbo BLACKSTONE MYST ERY SLAING Pencilled Note From Marquette Promises to Tell Rapp Of Smith's Career. A pencilled letter from Lifer No. 5381--David T. Blackstone, the ape- like negro torch killer, yesterday warned that police have...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAY, ,MNToHELP tinued From Page x) nner, and on Sunday ;ements with freshmen held within the frater- and should entail only xpense. Freshmen must leave the houses unac- Aut omobiles cannot be r time for rushing. .hibited for any upper- and ayfreshman to an agreement or promise pledging. It is also pro- ept in the case of broth-, tyone associated with a to call on a freshman at CAMPUSP16L1JICS FACES Ag§HAKE-UP a I IN (...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY Unemployment Insurance Named as High School Debate Subject VtIL UHUat tT:...L.. n...L. :;..1 C.....,... n:'.. naw r., r. ininn l^t nv n . . -hs+n arn'Yin 1- -hn cr. n"n t nxrn nn+irt+r.r7 >ciology Department Analyses SligkW Ifiteae'se in Number Leavitig $chool. Withdrawals fron the University 1930-31 were due largely to rastic necessity," an analytical search completed by Prof. Robert Angell, of the sociology depart- en...…
…a THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY id~i~a ;J41t ,I Published every morning except Monday during the university year y the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated-:Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news published herein. . Entered at the Post Office at Ann A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ s7-.0 -.52 ILVATA A t4"K'Ill - f0o sod Tomen's Activities Play Prominent Part in Week's Progra li,- - - I *T p EAGUE 'TING PLANN[EL U UNITl INFORM WOMEN ORGA lZATIOS rine Koch, '32, to Preside nd Outline Purposes,_ Aims of League. . BE HELD TWO DAYS BUILDING D EFFORT OF MANY YEARS REPRESENTS RUSH ING PAMPHLET Colorful Traditions Become Part of L TO BE DISTRIBUTED of Michigan Stu ife ...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY T H E MICHIGAN DAILY Adopt Varied Entertainment for Fresh i HEADS OF CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS uv~iriir irr~iinr~ H EADS OF C AMPUS ORG ANIZ AT IONS |((\( PLAN ACTIVE YEAR FOR MEMBERS II| LIL LL PLANN EDFO ROCT. Various Members of Physical Education Staff Will Give Addresscs. Compulsory social hygiene lec- tures for entering Lreshmen and upperclass women v lbegin at 4 i o'clock Monday and Tuesday after- Y $'noons, Oct...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _"";_ SA Y SQUIRT A Comic Strip Drawn for The Michigan Daily by ,.' LICHTY, Every Day on Page 7 Former Editor of the Gargoyle, Starting next Tuesday morning. Watch for It! . . . . .......... UNIVERSITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS FLOODED WITH REQUESTS FOR JOBS Many Students May Be Forced and kitchen help; 224 steady part- S to Drop Out; Situation time cash jobs; and 1265 requests , t Rehearsal Is Scheduled Text Week; Fre...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DA I"Y Official Bulletin a in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members iversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to Lent until 3:30, excepting Sundays, 11:30 a.m. Saturday. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1931 NO. 1 Attention of all faculty advisors, counsellors, and student assistants lied regarding the noon luncheon being held today at 12:10 at the igan Union. They are invited and expected to attend. Western ...…
…! THE MICHIGAN DATUY WAGE NINE .4~~.~ £45.4, au.JJ. TI-IF MICHIGAN DATUY ?AG!~ NINP~ FOOTBALL HOPES REST ON VETERANS HUDSON CAPTAINS VARSITY GRIDMEN SPARTANS BOAST POWERFUL TEAM Crowley Has 13 Lettermen as Nucleus of Grid Machine. With the University of Michigan dominating the spotlight, Coach Crowley at Michigan State is hap- py over the 13 lettermen returning to form a nucleus for another strong team. Every position will see a let...…
… PAGE 'TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FORMER WOLVEIINE STAR COACHES IIr ~fip fiTflfIIIll A TH1ETIE l G s -- i FORMER WOLV ERINESTACACE YALE PLAYERS IN ART OFPASSING KIPIIS[ utU d L\Y 7 sos EXPERIENED LIME Yeterans Return in Varios Sports to Brighten Hopes for Winning Year in Big Ten. Optimism seems to be the pre- 1 year here as grid coach. The split vailing note in most of the Univer- which that tem found for itself sity of Michi...…
…". SEPTEMBE~R 22 1931 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY " r P{PAGE ELEVEN A 0] er gc ti st di vi pi tl g it a V p 0 e r .ntrmural ,SportsProgram Will Feature( e ffmTfflffflfiGIANT SWIMMING POOL TO BE OPEN STUDENT GROUPS P6O9LTI EDFRUEB RSMNT ORBIDN AnSiiii COACHES TO GIV1~ IUI~_ Freshmncn to Inspect Features ATTENTIONHT FRSHM NATV IE of "Sports Factory." thietic Programs to be Held Yost Field House and theI Tatra- :<:.- >? . mfo rina mural Sports Buil...…
…-IACw L 'THE MICHICAN DAILY '_T FM LEADERS PLAN SPECIALPROGRAM OMural Activities to be Under Supervision of Varsity Coaching Staff. (oid iued from rage 11)j Shooting conducted by Captains Custis and Lord and offering gold ,medals and a target rifle; Golf un- der Coach Courtright; wrestling by Coaches Keen and Kelly; Boxing by Coach "Let" Philbin; and gym- A 1 , I nastics conducted by Coach West. Horseshoes, handball; squash, bowl- ing, fencing...…
…1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY J"HAtD LUCK" HEANK BRUDER STARTIS Wally Weber Joinspirr, I I PRO GRID CAREER WITH GREEN BAY Wolverine Coaching L L I L L IVT FO8312 Staff as AssistantIV BT R (Contmledfrom Page .7p (Contseaso frs m P ago tifrom ra~F I1 Strohg Mound Staffs Put Both 'U4nrlfl m YA. i.lerL , :. E . - I _________________ ill this E., les ffwl hinyh njrlnxy eh rrllac ( '! / fK;:>::;: ,r": fir::;; gi;5vi s an u lw nais;, and Turner, ha...…
…FOURTEEN H MA THE MICHItGANDAIL Y TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,: f4 J .rry Am m _jFp a _.i J m AIR 'emot UCJK ., :. ______._, _r. O F Y AR A~ 1 'I I I I 19AIC IA r l ' YY t. if a i I i t r, 4 ., ! - me is Drawing Instruments and Engineer's supplies upp ies isnd Furnishings For Your Rom PENNANTS Will Brighten the Walls Michigan pennants, pillows, qnd banners of fine Maize and Blue felt are an addition that yo...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '1 V f~mw, irt 11 I &II IMEN ASSC PRI ABEIF T*ATI tss wommowamomm XLII. No. 2 FOURTEEN PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 PRICE FIV OTAL \y .5 "e, i . *'h i ENT FAILS TO SHOW MAR ED DECLI I WI:L ATTEND UAL FRESHMAN VOET AT UNION ,Yost, Kipke, and Hudson Will Address First Year Men. ISTERING CONTINUES rclass Advisors Hold First Meeting of Year T 7 -* GERMAN TRANSATLANTIC AVIATORS RE...…
…-THE MIcd IGAN DAILY Y TUESDAY, SEP )ersity Grad School Starts Second Year, ANGES IN STAFF O CLASSES MADE Children on Full-Day Basis; He1th, Research Facilities Are Enlarged. number of new appointees be- work yesterday with the open- of the University Elementary ol, for its second year of oper- ri. Several changes have been le, including the addition of a grade group, the placement of children on a full-day basis, an enlargement of the he...…
… THE THIGAN AL DATLY ,; U TYPE WRI TERS SERVICED RENTED BOUGHT SOLD : '-imir 73 YE CARRY I BEST MICROSCOPES REPAIRED RENTED BOUGHT. SOLD I ST( 'I A D I I f I I I MICHIGA I I I U1 es '0 All ef Ir ef- .... as _ .. .: ... ...,. x' ....; .- man i oE 17 . . , FOUNTAI N PENS' REPAIRED ej Ut anid flu erg, FURNISH INGS FOR THE ROOM I up I es I 1 ' I -M - - - ., ,' .;,, < r- ,, : to MI ...…
…-~~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY -4'_ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as s...…
…___ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ L LEAD W. A. A. Jordan Hall Gets DORMITORIES ENTERTAIN ENTERING Rflery Again C rORK THIS YEAR P iIIMANUCRIPTS Eveline Fournier WOMEN WITH SPREADS ANDDANCES to Women 5 m i - arnCe inirall Rmogthe her o IIVi. l sN w AssatBetsy Barbour and Martha Cook the new ones at an informal tea. Amon~g teohrs r Mlle. Eveline Fournier, the new assistant director of Jordan hall, who is a native of France, came to America a little over...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA111 Y DATEY terclass Hockey Pra. ctice Starts Aww"4 on Palmer 'MOUS ENGLISHTI oCI L CLASS LTAMS d Hockey Field Expected Be Used to Accomodate Many More Players. ORED JACKETS WORN Managers for Season 'Appointed by Teressa Romani. Are .rst practice for interclass hoc- will be held this afternoon on ner 'field at 4 o'clock. This is of the few activities in which semester freshmen women may part and Teressa Romani, '33,...…
…t. TS MICTICAN OATVY PA by February I, 1932, and the 1932an arrangement when annrovedI (a) The car is not driven through 4 THIS ACLTSEM AT3 P.M. ELTASSIFI CA DVIERTI SINGB COLUFN iCLS AT 3 7LI 4 NOTICE STRAYBROOK COUNTRY DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.- Nursery, Kindergarten, Primary. Ages 1 to 7 years. Day rates with luncheon, $25-$35 a month. Spe- cial rates for part time. Mrs. H. S. Mallory, A.M., Director, Miss Grace Powers, A.M., Supervi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f Daily Official Bulletin blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to e President until 3:00. XLII. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1931 No. 1 NOTICES Notice with Respect to "Acceptances" for the Information of all lembers of the University Staff: The issuing of so-called "acceptances" >r amounts of salary not yet payable, has reached a point ...…
