…ESTABLISHED 1890 AL ai41P MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 59 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS HONORARY 1SOIET PICKS 58SENIflRS91 FIVE FACULTY MEN Phi Kappa Phi Picks New Mem- bers from All Colleges on Campus. BANQUET WILL BE HELDI Ruthven, Edmonson, Sink, Col- ler and Timoshenko Elected from Faculty. Election of 58 senio...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICNTC.AN DATT.V OAIIM'rTTJT'%A'XY TVM4"IMIXT)"M A2 11%4396 TNxIZ Mv i vx a . AM rflATiy T V .,iSTN rtrn l4 % DAY, BECEyIBER. 6, 1938 CITIES; STATE JOINI IN DRIVE TO HELI MICH___NJOB LESS Millions. Being Spent by Both Governments to Relieve Unemployment. WORK ALREADY BEGUN Extensive Highway Construction to be Continued Through Winter Months. (By Associated Press), DETROIT, Dec. 5. - Fully con-j scious of the emergency created...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMER 6, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'A.G-k; HREI ,tdt A\"Q° / ; , ..p m d o ' 4 fj 1J c i ' r Truly1 F r:kp Z'i Christmas S~~ That good old-fashioned Christmas Spirt is e = c Z , Rphasized by a good old-fashioned gift- or a mode ~ 7:::one. On this page you will find manny suggestic which represent the splendid stocks carried by A f j Arbor Merchants, from which you may select a pr * tical and appropriate gift for everyone. ~~~~ '...…
…4 PAGE FOUR T1-1E MIC1-IGAN I)AILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930 ~r fl. -r -w rr.r4 -r'r -r-r-rrwrr rr. Published every morning except :Monday Juring the University year by the Board ni Coatrol of Student Puldications. Member of Western Conference Editorial1 Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local ...…
…' SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 6, 1930 "T VIE. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PlVE SATU DA.. ...........3..T. .M .IG N D A.........~iV * h\ [[ ' '.5 t YM-', .Y.w5?, R 121 di , , ,, ,. i . wM 4 WOMEN ANNOUNCE HONEYMOON TRIP ' (RFIT ( [AZAAHEI DELAYED A YEAR DIRECTOROF 1931F'HELP FILL PLEDGESlave EIuumR T .rn LEN W. KELLER BELIEVES WOMEN MAKE UP ART-APPRECIATING CLASS I Class of Men Developed by Economic Age. ings, if any, are obviously due to the eff...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SATURDA A,.DECEMB7P, , 1930u wolvic; .1 to pwHU R TO TESTMICHIGAN' MET MICHIGAN HERE TONIGHTI Undefeated Notre Dame Clashes With Southe California Today. COLGATE PLAYS N. Althougnh most of the urn inci~mntWeather Predifctions, -' =e }v+ rThhold 'Charity Ce 3x. Eleven 01ltCL AhfIac ? ~Weather the Ci-arity fflu )ail gjame in Flint w~ill be post ouned until Sunday Dec. 11. T"horas ilailigan,3 x'. u.T Sporn. ...…
…TT-Tr MTCHI A DIAILY PAGE SEVER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930 -,,,,,,..., D oherty Plans First Yearling Track Meet OVERIRISH EVEN(Continued From Page 6) tions as more candidates come out ii. 0l 4Q COOPER LEADS F11 (fly Associated Press) SAN FRANCISCO, Dec.5 ng two brilliant 69's, Har f Chicago, led the field v oday in the 36-holet rials of the $7,500 San open match play golf tou a a L. V IA %-ALL v t- I s ELD 5.-Shoot- ry Cooper, with a 1...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUJRDAY, DEEMBETR 6, 1930f :y. yy a Y44 ._....- 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, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1930 NO. 59 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the University on the fi...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 P : a- . ~ , 'f .. .n s y S V _~ £ _ S" ' w r .a " ' i-it: d1 r a . : d y. . F EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 34 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1930 tsTuok -'O TS -TO SE OFF f{ "-- ' r" - r ^' i j , ¢ - , N t r f ''# - , ,il r A , a y 'wt j y a , i cut ''~1..-v3 r" .n".k D 1 5 W I 1FIR , E XMPL O S IO N DSTM N DET INE Harvard Game Br...…
…PAGE'Two TtY RItt~ ~ . Wt '"'!""' tl V All' T I" 'Lt t IN A #L t tk. A I t 'ly /MtY- /VYi. " YY tM.M.Y1YS9i IV+4 YAM\ # t,+u## PLANS COMVPLETED F0 Om FOML DANCE IN UNIONBALL HOG Women Students Given Privilege of Staying Out Until 2:30 O'Clock. NICHOLS TO LEAD MARCH WAWMM*" II t.iMI U H I AlN lDJA I L YTHUR TDAY, NDV TUDIR C, "O KING BORIS OF BULGARIA WEDS HEIR OF ROYAL C Ur B 0l l2FRESHMAN DINING ITALIAN FAMILY IN HISTORIC CUC TASIIULLE ...…
…THURSDAY. NOVEMBER S. 1930 lrT4F- MIC-141CAN DAILY .- xA NV1Tiff1 1A 1 r-L 1 TC. t1 \3t11 nATT.[ . L ARKET {ECLIES AS U CERTAINTIES NEW YORK JOBLESS DEMONSTRATE; OFFER TO WORK FOR $1 PER WEEK IEADS COMMITTEE E x L Ak 2, 1 MARANGING DANCE OF NORTH AMERICA ( 1 Election Results Considered Contributary Factor in Stock Slump. as EASTMAN KODAK DROPS Sevcral Leading Shares Show Losses of $1 to $5 in Tradings. (By Associated Press) NEW YORK...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTCiIC.AN DlAIL Y m~rrc~ThA T r INIM rfyZ~VrIZOAI ~ I I _ _--- - ~~ - - s-I X,~ .NVAV;Wb.LKjL1, V l~U Published every morning except" Monday duringsthe University ear by the'Board in Control of Student Publications. Member 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 credired Fnrthie paper and t...…
…THE i MTCHT!'N TM AIuy fPAAfl, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WVAI&T'", ==A Im, --- P= Now OFFICERS SELECTED h:THE PI BY MOSHER ODAN By Margaret IN -IBST [LIC ION Formal ,afternoo a special place in They are the typ Jordan Names Anne Davenport commonly adverti day Night Dress" President; Mosher Chooses larly well adapted Mar bret Mix. ternity parties an I STICATE Hapgood, '31. Yuletide Festivities Planned at Meeting of Girls' Glee Clu...…
…P-AGE SIX T HIP, M-V T4 t r. A V 'n A T f V rVT.TK T"[? C11-l1 "C?" rsrnc a a 14'q "T L VA1 M ~ t 1l. M 1V L - 1L " tmiJ 'ei'y I1 ?:' :A'V ! Vf Jt1. 1N JU lVL;MB~jltU, J. 7O' A SIT PRACTICE INCLUDES HARlVARD OFFENSE ILLS, A gram dlmft CRIMSUN CLA' SH NitARS IcYt7/y So p rtaaers Dil Out eTaknes s of Play i Ii I CAPTAINS CRIMSON GRID TEAM Starting Lineup to be Altered Little for Encounter. With Eastern Team. SQUAD IS...…
…-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 6, 1030 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S n1 g'rIItJRSDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1930 PAGE SEVEN _____________________________________ - - h Freshinein Carry. t Varied A thletic Program CDVT VAR SITI COAHES HELP lIN TRAINN B'IG T'EN STANDINGS Michigan ........3100 Northwestern.....3100 Purdue...........3 .5 Wisconsin ........1 Minnesota ........1 Ohio State .......1 r 1 1. .2 2 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 .000 .000 .000 Activities...…
…PAGE ETCTT THE MTCHTCAN nAT1.Y . .. .T r. M fl TV- --. * - s S SV aa a L.A 3. r-F.H T RS37 )AY", NOVENIBER G, 1'330 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Ccpy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. Geological and Geographical Journal Club: Dr. L. B Kellum will inois Hillel Leader speak on the "Mi...…
…ESTABLISHED 1920 l~e Ummgr lilfrhigan I43Iaity MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X., NO. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS NATIONALIST FOCE RETKSCHANGSHA FROM COMUNIS Reports From Areas Infested by Bandits, Communistsl Describe Violences.1 TWO WOMEN CAPTURED' Desperadoes Send Missionary's Finger to Officials Withf Demand for Ransom. (By Associated Press) NANKING, China, Aug. 5.- It. is officially an...…
…['wo THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930 Published every morning except Mond:,y during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titleA to the use for republication of all news dispiatches credited to it or not otherwise creiitd in this paper and the local news iubished herein. . Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoflce as second class matter. Sub...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY T 6, 1930 __ NAME COMMITTEES FOR ANNUAL FALL FLORAL EXHIBITION i Dr. L. ofI P. Hall Elected Chairman Exhibit to be Held in Harris Hall. SET DATE AT SEPT. 231 Other Olicers Are Mrs. James Inglis, Mrs. C. C. Meloche, and Ernest Lloyd. Committees have been appointed for the anual Fall Flower show to be held September 23 in Harris hall, according to an anouncement by Mrs. C. V. Weller, publicity director. The off...…
…SUMMER MICMUAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930 llPLUA~ll lRP6 overnment Orders DIPLOMATIC CPSGscrappingaat R EOU ESTS UNIFORM' Under Naval Treaty GERMAN AVIATORS CLASTSINED ABANDON VNTUREI____________ Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Sum- mar Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. X. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930 NUMBER...…
…THE WEATHER C Iig # mr r I Fair and Warmer lJf~irhig an :43 ttit i VOL. X. NO. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDENT HOOVER 9RRANGES SPECIAL ffSSION OF SENATE Discusses Possibility of Early Ratification of London Naval Treaty. CLOSE HARMONY OEWiLL BE PROOUCEO BY MiCHIGAN GROUP Repertory Players Will Present Comedy of Dorothy Parker and Elmer Rice. WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY Hai...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 It LwA ait& MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS XL. NO. 179 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MT TM\ FAMOUS ACROBAT TO APPEAR HERE LINE PROGRAM~ COMING YEAR Sets October 2 as Date r Annual All-Freshmen Get-Together.,z ANNUAL CLASS DAYMANY STUDENTS AI AIDED BY LOANS9 Bursley, dean of studentsA that over $15,00will have been loaned to SATURDAY,_JUNE rityst sdig the N JUNE 20 AND 21 1929-3...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 UMir Oummtr " t TASED ROLL Published every morning except Mondy THE BIG SUNDj during the University Summer Session by SUPPLEMENT-NOT the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news Editor, dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseT, credited in this paper and the local news Toasted Rolls, published herein. Mic...…
… ~PA Qt ' WILL 'BE CANED FORCOMING tTERHM Plans Are Announced for Next Year's Freshman Week' ~by Prof. Bursley TOBEGIN SEPTEMBER 221 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _ _ _ . ;, , DR Y BISHOP APPEARS AS BEFORE SENA TE LOBB Y WI TNESS COMMITTEE { RE9NTS LEGA1ZE11 IDegree Specializing in Physics { Created in Recognition of .. Trend in Industry. f'w #v w. it rue. -.>W- w f T Prw eve Y t r v 7 dW n+. r1 u r r+. 'r a r .0-V .I1 .7+\ ,I""M .Yr.7"wlry ...…
…Y 6, 1930 TIM SUMMER A? RICAN DAILY Y 6,1080 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FASHION PLATE One of the principal consider- ations in assembling a summer wardrobe is to obtain sport clothes which are both smart and comfort- able. For golf and tennis the tra- ditional outfit is a one piece dress or skirt with a tuck in blouse. Soft woolens are the favorites for golf, but in very warm weather shan- tung, tussor, or toile de sole are more comfortable...…
…n t.: ww wwr s . .wr.- .-. - -" _ THE MIC IGAN DAILY PAGE 'THREE - - - -- -J --~ - 6 Y.' r lAi...Ei l P ! 1 .1. oil _ S = POP f . 1; ._ : . w . IT I I.LL pl OU TO SEE 11 e PCsy CASH for Used Typewriters 3-34 S. State 320 S. State 549 E. University Ave. t. I m .. …
…THE SUMTVIER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 STAGE WHISPER By Helen Carrm, '31. Apparently when a New Yorker does things he does them in the marathon manner. Both Wallace and Hickman have been spending this entire week casting three plays, one of which is being re- hearsed before, after, and during meals. "Close Harmony," the first of these plays, is to be presented this week, beginning Wedn...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIG;A DAILY VR.TnAV- STME -A 10-M TH M CH GA fAT Y ~'_ --_T -XZ amo G11,.l1 x dV1V1' UJ 1:1JU _ _._. , 4t tLi41gatt latg Published every morning excp Monday during the University year by th.Board in Control of Student Publications. Member 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...…
…'T r7 w..w w rvw7 rw :+. w ww r w.'w....-3 FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 TIH E MICHIG AN £DAIL Y A. AJ6%AA;A A; A. V AA' i ,wl~v " { 'I NNW JENNIE s 0 Om \ LEAGUE COMMITTEEKANSAS SENIOR I WINS CONTEST PLANS OPEN HOUSE Graduating Students and Guests to be Entertained DuringL Commencement. INVITE UNDERCLASSMEN The Women's league will hold open house Friday, June 20, from .. 3:30 to 5 o'clock in the ballroom of : the League building. The recepti...…
…w f. . w w T w s T T w _T #I T T# T Tw # v T- w T T w ## T f# R T w w w w w T w PACt STX THE~ MICH IAN DAILY FRMAY, JUNE 6, 1930 ~AOE STX F2R.I~AY, JtTN~ 8, 19Z1 ~1SF _______ __________________ THIN CLADS WILL COMPE-,TE AT CHICA GO TODA' Y WOLERI-NI FIVE MEN National Gamnes~ Appearance as Varsity TROJANS PIC0 Entering five me annual collegiate meet which starts Chicago today, 00o wvill definitely end nection with the Michigan afte...…
…T T r v 7 7" 7. w 7 7 R 7r,. .-v -! - .: . r . w . ! . . "6RAY " , 1930 TH M CAN DAILY PA B~O EVEL' Detroit Wains Game From Senators, 6-2 S*-IaARKEY-SCHMELLNG BATTLE i PROMISES FAST, HARD SCRAP C LASSIF AYR'I PIANO TUNING -- Phone67. delivery. E1 ) Victor Allmendiinger. The Sten- KILLIN'S GRAVEL CO. IGD way concert artist tuner. Office; Tel. 7075, 7112, or 21014. C at residence, 1608 Morton Ave., YIGTee . ncat.Fi (Continued From Page...…
…r r. ,.r W Wrrr , V- - v - r -v -'W"W"V - V - " - _WW TI PAGE EIGHT THE M4CHIGAN DAILY' 1P.tIhAV JTTNhVfl ' £ 1(V f _*_ _ ItI~b#ix., J lVL' o~, LiIUUJ AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN II January 15, 1930, which provides that "hereafter sorority and fraternity rushing shall not be allowed before the noon of Saturday of Orientationx Week." Under this ruling fraternities may make appointments withI freshmen at any time for engagements to be kep...…
…)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 Jr Lw ivan I( MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ........... . . VOL. XL. NO. 136 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HAZZ FEST GUESTS TO PARADE CAMVPUE IN OPEAR CABS Dean of Students Issues Permit to Operate Cab Tomorrow Afternoon. TICKETS YET OBTAINABLE All Ticket Holders May Ride Free in Cruising Vehicle I Advertising Banquet. Free taxicab service will be offer- ed tomorrow afternoon ...…
… PAGE TWO TTR MtM-tlr.AN r)At1 V &4ftf'% t X P1 tt Ai m A a af 1r 1V1. 1- 1 1 1 W /-1 IN L L"L 1 1J A SUN W TAYA, BAPRL 1930~6 =r TRIBiUTEi LISTS TO BCESTUDIED1 Prof. Alen B. West, of the clas- sics department. at the University of. Cincinnati, will be in* Ann Ar- bor until Monday to confer withl Pr~of. Benjamin' D. Wveritt, of the, Latin and Greek department, con-' cerning the 4'Athenian tribute lists;" 'a subject on which the men have...…
…r SUNDAY, APIL, 6, 1930 THE MICH-IGAN D)AILY .... . ...... J s 5for f ourth FLASHLIGHC-JTS $1.49 Light beam 500 feet!l Similar lights sell up to .$3.5,0. ELECTRIC jRON, 9.C S.taodard size, smooth ironing surface. Fine heating. LIFE J3UOY, SOAP 6 BARS 29C Nationally advertised quality! Limit 12 bars to customer. RAZOR BLADE Package of 5 28c You save one on this item! PEB Co PASTE One -V0c tube for 29C Another big saving for the home!...…
…PAGE FOUt. THE MICHICAN D I iLY - SUNDAY, APPflt i!'i7~ * ~ - ____________________________________________________________________________ :' Published every morning except Mondayl during tae University year by the Boad in Conti o of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled 1 to the. use for republication of all news 'dis- patches credited to it or not otherwi...…
…_ S I fAY, A!P1 6, 1920 THE MlCf4lGAN_--D'AILY THE MICI-fICAN DAILY Some a 1 AOOW-Nwtbl ../i=r N -nom 0 , I IN FO MA CL DI H E i Paris Notes Indicate Popularity of Sports Clothes for Late Springs and Summer WearI D DY O By BELLE. ithree-piece model done in blue and In the tweed-versus-chiffon-for- brown mixed twedd Tat word SBUGH , BY W MIN' 1campus-wear sort of campaign, we a a o onigpo which leading organizations ar e dhsawy fondgp...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 F/YiY YMII 1 1 VARSIT IEI TT IS INJURED IN' RUNINGEP'LAYS Veteran End Suffers Broken Nose Early in Work-out; Neu- man Is Outstanding. PUNT DEFENCE DRILLED Michigan's 1930 spring footballj showed initial signs of real earnest-j ness yesterday afternoon on South Ferry Field when Coach Harry Kipke ran his gridiron candidates through a prolonged drill. Bill Hewitt, veteran wingman, proved the ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 THE MICHIGAN D A ILY PAGE. S'EVEN T ww r .. rrwwrn+ ret SPR IN IN R ACTITIE TO BECIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER VACAGTI ON a f t Theta Chi Leads Fraternities Sports so Far This Year; Phi Beta Delta Second. in SCHEDULE MANY SPORTSI Spring activities centering, around the Intramural departmentI are scheduled to begin immediate- ly after the vacation period. At present the three leagues have 1 played off tournaments in se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7TTNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 SUNDAY. APRIL 6. 1930 (Minister of the Fountain Street Baptist Chuch, Grand Rapids, will speak Mathematical Club: The April meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p. IG D j U O 1C I A L rLI at the Convocation at 11 o'clock, on the subject, "Religious Experience." m. in room 3201 Angell Hall. Professor T. R. Running will present a JG ar4 paper on "A Graphical Method for Smoothing and Extrapolating Data....…
…ESTABUSHED 1890 Jr *rAi iaito MEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESS M VOL. XL. NO. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STUDENT COUNCIL. 9ANNOUNCSDAE FOR LASS EVENTS Councilmen Appointed to Take Charge of All Events on Spring Calendar. FRESHMAN GAMES FIRST Cap Night and Senior Activities Are Set for Week Later Than Last Year. -Dates for the several spring ac- tivities traditional to the Universi- ty student l...…
…AGil TWO ': THJE MICHIGAN DAILY TIAMrSDA .Y, MARl kC 6, 1930 DAVSTO CUND IC J CAPTAIN SERGIEVSY TO ATTEMPT t .' NEWs'TRANSPOR'TALTITUDE REC ORD INDBUSTRIAL STUDY 6 . ~.. *. .. . OF CT A TRES ...x . * ;' ' a. r >r"STUDENTSINFA C SPEND MOREirrflll STIME ON STUDIES, ______ III iJLRi IS N-Th r~hstdns. edmr they are taught the geographyr, lit- fEN I F O D Spooks. time on their studies tihani you! erature, history, and the political ___ "Dakend R...…
