…te gan a EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN AGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1931 } ,i '. :. E E CU its Council Vote on Party Banl .L HONOR SOLDIER DE AD V ALLEY FORGE CEREMONY UNION TO START PLAN FO RAIDING PROFESSOR LOSES T EACHING POST LITERI INO FIRST YEAR MEN Upper Class Advisory System Acted on by Directors. BEGINS NEXT YEAR New System Different From Orientation Program. Action to i...…
… rS EDUCATION SCHO8 TOOFFEIVERSE[lu Bulletin Offers Choice of 1001 Courses; Visiting Faculty Will Be Large. LO~CTURE~S ARE PLANNED Clarke, Coffey, Eurich, Jones3 Hubbad, Mlot, at Quarterdeck ifnitiates TheeMen t tBanwquet Quarterdeck:, honorary society for naval architects and marine en- gineers held their initiation ban- qcuet at th-e Union last night. The init iation ofth neophytes took piace after the dinner. Those initiated were J. C. Ca...…
…?r 'Deutschland' Lainsed ul Von Hindenburg Officiating - -----a Today's "U Associated ress Photo 's new "vest pocket" cruiser Deutschland is shown as it was being launched at Kiel. Presi- lenberg was forced to hurl the ceremonial champagne bottle at the ship when it was released e. The criser, of 10,000 tons displacement, is something new in warships, being a cross be- Pship and a. dreadnought. ft is 59G feet long. 01 t a ba WAR RIFLES,...…
…UAhIiFI JH-1ZLi I nappeneC, tnat the University would have learned a lesson, but with the closing of Delta Sigma Phi last week it apepars that it has not. The action, stated press accounts, was taken by alumni of the fraternity. Dean Bursley verified the statement and said he knew nothing of the action until informed what had been done by the alumni organizations. Members of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and alumni, however, said that the ac...…
… NIT RAM VTERC NEV ITRAL U R AIL LASS v s TENNIS FINALS Bond, '32, and Virginia '32, will play off the final ni the W.A.A. tennis tourna- 4 o'clock next Monday aft- on the cou ts at Palmer natch is the result of a ient of 64 entrants which der the direction of the tennis manager, Virginia PEGASUS RIER Show-Horse and Form-Riding Contests Are Features in Drill by Women's Society. First, second, and third place rib- bons were awarded to winn...…
…14a 1b erry Fie k 10e( ]Dimonc --w- __.-.-...-,, Cars Prepared to Start Today in 500-Milec t2 E MICHIGAN GOLFERS WHO WILL TRY man golf TO NOSE OUT ILLINOIS FOR TITLE Sunday winners start at Coach Play in Bergelin,d Matches cong Ind Wilcox Battle, 1 play in the inter-fraternity tourney failed to be finish- st night when Alpha Kappa cla and Phi Beta Delta met. al length of time spent in ngles match resulted in its the only one ful...…
… S.)?rest, S. (Chi.) Clark, P. (OSU.) K~lein, Mi. (Chi..) Cox, F. (Ind.) ,h.) Keppler, R. (OSU) Fowler, W. (Minn.) orth.) Crowe, R. (Ill.) HanJ, E. (Mic h.) 'is.) Bohnen, R. (Chi.) Muesing, L . (Purdue) Inn.) Page, H. (Wis.) Preston, J. (Ill.) LL[INOIS QATTLES FO R FIRST I!PACE (.Specriol to Tihe Daily) Best quality workmanship. 0. D. Morrill, 314 S. State St. PHYSICITAN ;end family(3 adults? would he ,gadto take oerand care F: small home d...…
…NON-STOP TOKIO TO SEATTLE GHT DELAYED BY ADVERSE WINDS >tice to all members of the Assistant to 1:30 a. m. Saturday. 1931 NO. 174 w The r ar June be held meeting in room1 will be considered Effinger, dean. will be a faculty meeting and :day, June 1, at 12 o'clock. Jackson, acting secretary. niontown, Pa., and Mar- ts of Arthur Hackett of ram at their joint grad-. evening, June 2, at 8:15 MU 50 iN TROOPS R Naturalized Citizen of Co...…
…, I t r, UNION& -A Fain ..a t r 4A 0 J I EDITED AND-MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931 PRICE AL ET it. JUDD WITHDRAWN SE | IIULU FROM CHINA POST LIIODC TO VODLU Bandits Force Removal of Last IUNION, Misionary in Fukien. UUL SHANGHAI, May 28.-(P-Be- lT cause of long-continued organized L banditry in northern Fukien prov- ,_ ince, the American Congregationall ...…
…RS TO HOLD ANNUAL.CONFERENCE LICK SPRINGS, INDIANA, NEXT MONTH HABR WINTER SEEN BY LABOR LEftDER .. . i i .= Today's Radio Pr (Eatern Standard Time) V~ Class a in -EIVED yester- President of A.F. of L. Advises Dividing Available Work Among Laborers., WASHINGTON, May 28.-(1P)- President William Green of the American Federation of Labor sees indications of a hard winter ahead. He believes its effects could be min- I imized by adoption of...…
…Wician Killed When Racing Crashes at Indianapolis Speedway CAST IS ANNOUNCED i MUSICAL PLAY Students Part and Faculty Will Take in Players' League Production. [AT .J~d1V £L5L4 T LE ,BYDEMAND F( Hot Flames Inside Auto Engines Create Problems for Car Designers. ,CLEVELAND, O., May 28.-(AP)- Increasingly hotter flames inside automobile engines, as a result of the desire for faster pickup and better performance at high speed, are putting great...…
… niversity year Music and Drama 9 at AssociaUon. led to the use for re- 4 it or not otherwise ished herein. ., Mfichigan, as second ed by Third Assistant 4.50 ard Street, Ann Arbor, ss, 21214. MARTHA GRAHAM A Review ............Beach Conger, Jr. .Carl Forsythe .David M. Nichol . .....Sheldon C. Fullerton targaret M. Thompson ....Bertram J. Askwith ........Denton C. Kunze ............. .Robert L. Pierce W.William F. Pyper J. Cullen Kenned...…
…^ ', { - ._____S "'2 :'- s-- :s GOLF STAR AIMS AT BRITISH TIT LE PEGASUS SELECTS EXHIBITION RIDERS 2tor as wO- Jun- ,ring~ Show to Review Society's Work for Year; Many Features to Be Included. Sixteen members of Pegasus, rid- ing society, yesterday were select- ed to participate in the exhibit of the organization scheduled for 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, in the va- cant lot adjacent to the League building. Those who will take part ar...…
…. orters Wi1l Tee off This Iv. w w IT FAYGRITE TO GT[ S N TEAM TITLE onceded Excellent Chance Present Champions Will Lead Wolves in Tour ney Today -fter card is checked in Saturday after- noon. Capt. Royston, Lenfesty, and Howard who were on that runner- up quartet are again entered with only Jarvis Hicks lost. His services will be sadly missed for he tied for second individual honors last year with Kepler of Ohio State. The Buckeye...…
…1lone eam Through Hard Workou HOW THEY'LL LINWP TODAY 30-1:30 35-1:35 40-1 :40 Reston, J. (Ill.) Crowe. R. (Ill.) Reierson, M. (Wis) Fowler, W. (Minn.) Muesing, L. (Purdue) Bassett, W. (Purdue) Hand, E. (Mich.) Larson, E. (Minn.) Howard, J. (Mich.) Klein. M. (Chi) Grosscurth, C. (Chi). Parker, L. (Purdue) Damaske, F. (North) Stock, W. (Wis.) Fredericks, R.(Norith) Bohnen, R. (Chi) Wilson, C. (North) Rogers, O. (North) Martin, R. (Ill.) ...…
…s Lccturc hail. 4 TO BE NEW HEAD OF NAVAL FLEE T LJVJ.iJiJm 1' notice to all members lice of the Assistant to s. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. MAY 29, 1931 NO. 173 NOTICES of L., S., & A.: The regular June meeting Science, and the Arts will be held in room n, June 1, at 4:10. .ttec on Marking Systems will be considered John R. Effinger, dean. RaLil Laboratory: The public ,is invited to ratory on the 5th floor of Angell Hall to 10 p. m. No observ...…
…Air A60 at H ME ASSC " EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ; EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1931 PRIC FAYOR FAVORS MUNICIPAL COURT; SUNDERLAND DOUBTS PLAN'S VALUE f IH Plan Not Yet Formulated; May Necessitate Amendment to City Charter.- Unless it embraces the entire community instead of just the mu- of nicipality, the proposed municipal court, to replace the justice courts of Ann Arbor,...…
…E MCHICGAN DAILY rie ;WhenwAewspaper' Ihes Near 'Ccago During Tests FOR, CITY OBES n A ~ ~~~~ rt 4 4f~t Ki SURVEY OF AMERICA NOW ON EXHIB Amerwcan Art Institutc Chooses; L. Mumford as Observer I for Its Displa-y. IT AT ALU I Seven Acres Plcdged W er Mic.Mcn Out of Work May Grow At present Lhere arc on exhibi- tion at Alumni Memorial hall two Ccops for Own Use. groups of pictures. One, the "Sur- -- -vey of American Art from Chase Discus...…
…A[ I1L'.J 1 17 L t9 1 L 5THERS HONOR WAR DEAD_ ) STA. 'ORATION ON UNKNOWN SOLDIER' GRAVE . I Associated i'resa _ht_ Amierican Gold Star mothers, who as guests of the government visited the graves of their sons in France, e~ shown here watching as one of their nit p la~ce a wreath on the grave of the French unknown, Idier at the Arc de Tiempite in Paris. of ITT jNew Elecric Map toI Ino Aviators HOLH iI4N f Weather Outlook Ann .d Arbor...…
…wmmmmmmwmomw Editorial Comment. during the University year -ions. torialAssociation. titled to the use for re- to it or not otherwise ublished herein. bor, Michigan, as second anted by Third Assistant $ 4.A0 aynard Street, Ann Arbor, iess', 21214. it ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beach Conger, Jr. . Carl Forsythe .David M. Nichol .Sheldon C. Fullerton ...... .Margaret A. Thompson .........Bertram J. Askwith ............enton C. Kunze .Rob...…
… :a .._.«. .... d1, ' . i - ....... -3 . .. G I L Choosing Husbands Varies With Types,, 'Says School Head "Choosing a husband will mean. different things to different women. Some must choose from a great variety of suitors; others will have difficulty in finding candidates. Co- educational universities are," stated Miss Cosgrave, head of the Finch; School, in the Delineator recently, dangerous environment for the fri- volous and over-soci...…
…Net Stars to Start 0 Iitie Play C ;. JOHNSON, ICE, DYKES ONLY PLAYERS TO STICK WITH SAME MAJOR NINES Fo Trn Years or More These Diamond Stars Have Worn Same Chub Colors. L< Only three big league veterans have played 10 years or longer with h' ,:«>..:.:.. the. same team and have never worn'± any other uniforns than those they wear today. One of them is a team , COCHRANE HELPS TO BEAT YANKS DOC EYES[AD D Harridge of Americarn Lea For...…
…" ,, i a L \ L 1 l L! < Stars N nvade Ann Arbor CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Illinois . . . .... . Chicago .......,.... 8 Northwestern ,..,G Michigan ...... 5 Wisconsin ..........4 fluo State .. ....3 Indiana .. . ... .3 Minnesota .1 Purdue .. . 0 Iowa . , ..0 Lost 2 3 3 _3 4 4 8 Pct. .800 .800 .667 .6?5 .5'71 .50U .428 .143 .000 .9000 BA CER GREETED SMICHIQANDERSLEAP INDEPENDE NTS B3Y LARGE MWARGIN TO TAK TTLE Champions Lead in Two Spo...…
… J JLETIN ATE OF VESSEL STILL IN DOUBT nstructive notice to all members at the office of the Assistant to g Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Conflicting Hide Wireless Resuits of Messages Fire. )AY, MAY 28, 1931 NO. 172 NOTICES of Education: There will be a faculty meeting and higan League on Monday, June 1, at 12 o'clock. G. L. Jackson, acting secretary. s of Engineeriig and Architecture: All students in re taking courses other than Ch...…
…r ftrtvan Batii N' A& , EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES' ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1931 PLACED ON OPEN PARTIES FOR CRATE I TAYLOR,CHAIRMAN OF SENIOR BALL, RIE [ f l WILL ATTEND WITH CAMILLA HUBEL |V|ILL|IIJ DIIUI FRO1M OHIO STATE .. ., ..MIIY BE [(AMI!IIE -...'r E Association of Professors Be Called Upon to Investfgate. May Sphinx Initiates 10 at Spring Ceremony Sph...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY HIE WC HA*O D IN TEN DAYS TO BE GOAL GATTY, WILEY POST, NEW Y Meet 1 STUDENT HEALTH THE CO1NION HEAD COLD By J. H. Maxwell, M. D. The common head cold, which we so frequently attempt to disregard, and to consider only as a somewhat benign nuisance, lends itself to serious consideration in the light of the varied and serious complica- tions which not infrequently obtain., In dealing with this malady, let us disregard t...…
…SHE MICHICAN1YIV RETURNS IT AMERICA GLEE GLU& PLARS ar to That st Year, s. KE PART une given uur- was announced Abbot, director oadcasting spa- rnoon program eranged by the and will be di- t-Teacher con- wi.ll not includet and a resumef .es on the cam-t r each.r ts, talks will be ives of the bu- tions conform- in alumni edu- Old Members Asked to Return for Commencement Week Reunion. Invitations have been sent out for a first annual reunio...…
…AN DAILY Music and Drama the University year Association. to the use for re- t or not otherwiSe dI herein. dichigan, as second. by Third Assistant Strect, Ann Arbor, NOTES ON "ELECTRA" By Helen Watier Rowe. OASTED ROLL EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! All the world, including Ann Ar- bor, was startled Sunday morning to read in a well-known Ann Arbor morning paper this headline: SHRDLU SLCE I TOIDIT GAR~mGOYLE II SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONCERTS-, No Admissi...…
…MMATA 1 li AVl 1 ld 1-1 1 V to 1V 1J ! , 1 L.r I A MWIN w ='.> AUNTLETS POPULAR FOR SUMMER PflIIO ((f(lETEf WEAR WITH ALL LIGHT COSTUMES LILUd VLIL ILV '~~~a ilIfRl ni -nrniiniirii u: }} 1T 1 ed rn n - s s s 0 11 f/ :... * V.........:.... I lI'IN bLA~b-iuu1VfNLTr J- - I Delta Gamma Defeats Leagu Teamn in Baseball Game Played Yesterday. Due to the short time left in which the tournaments must be finished, both interclass and in- t...…
…'4-EMICHIGAN' LV i Practice ar for Big Ten Meet Tomor ATHLETES WHO WILL BE DEFENDING THEIR TITLES IN INTERCOLLEGIATE TRACK MEET AT PHILADELPHIA ,I I Brice S5 on to ore n n khRN0LD SEITS PAlCE1 AMONG QUALIFIERS, Last Year7s Victor Leads Field in Preliminary Trials at Indianapolis. When the roar of the motors marks the start of the Indianapolis Memorial Day classic and the forty, qualifiers hit the bricks of the speedway for the 500-...…
…H MICHIGAN DAIT S 'AK A 9-GENTItA TO PLA 0.a5, TENNIS TEAM No Change in Lineup Predicted by Non-Playing Captain, Bernon Prentice. ATHLETICS' WINNING STREAK COMES TO HALT; UHLE DOWNS WIFTE SOX Cleveland Takes Pair of Gamesl From Browns; Red Sox Win. With three double-headers and a complete schedule in both major leagues yesterday, changes in the Basebal Scores R H E Detroit ..... 000 300 001 4 11 3 Chicago ... . 100 000 010 2 11 0 U~hI...…
…'LLETIN ACULTTO PROBE e to all members [IS Airline Sche to Be Con j bBloc N DATLY pules AUTOGRAPHS OF EN 1AFAMOUS AMERIC n is constructive notic eceived at the office o ?xcepting Sundays. 11:3( trolled Signals' General Library Has Display Letters and Notes From Actors, Authors. of 0 a. m. Saturday. Y, MAY 27, 1931 NO. 171 Farmer, Fishermen Problem Be Settled by Legal Scientific Groups. to NOTICES% VHO EXPECT TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS O...…
…I. tr ' 4att -0 AS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931 TS 1 1 1 E E cou IYCIL P urka Thoroughly Enjoys Doing Greek Drama; Likes Ibsen Plays I to By Margaret O'Brien Expansive though regal, the Yur- ka swepst away all the 'usual for- malities of an interview, and spokel from the heights of the charms of a college town with a disarming quality ...…
…THE MIC14ICAN f)ATLV _ _____ .1 - o 4DonaldB. MaMillan Traces.Air Route RffIT[W for Trans-Alanic Tripito London in Jtrne IUJIILI Il UV 3 I Board Extends Its Sanction of Plan by .Mail; Voting r Is Unanimous. 45 ~MEMBERSHIP OU TLINEU; Sigma Rho Taux to Hold Initiation Ceremo~nies rToday Preceeding Its AiwumalHoniors Banquet Rites to Tike Place at Stuamp NearEngne~iugArch; -The reg. ular spriwn l intioii of Sigma Rho Taul, egneigde- bating s...…
…THE MICHIGAN D4TtV:' _____ *nae council, n with the Saturday in .r A. Cooke, of the first is a member of sev- societies, and will re- fall to take her mas-, Botany. This is the ire give as their part ear program.~ An- th~e Detroit asso- -sity of M<ichigan were present e clubs; several is sent letters. Dr. H~amilton. [ng business ses- te adjourned to Terminal tower addrese by Dr. , A.M, '10, a pro- ird medical school 10 years a mnem- of Nat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY morningexcept-Monday during the University 'er itrol of Student Publications. Western conference Editorial Association. Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- iews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise er and the local news published herein. Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ial rate of postage, granted by Third Assistant carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50 rbor Press Building. Maynard Street, Ann Arbo...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY cc L MI R Pageant Will Precede L.tern Ni 1ght Cerern ENT OU LEAD1 FUR ANNlUAL PROCESSION ON PALMER FIELD Semi-Final Matches to Be Played Today Have Ordered Will,'Meet Tonight. GUEST S ATTEND INFORMAL PARTY Jordan Hall Entertains Faculty; Hope Eddy Offers Program. Jordan hall held the first of a series of informal suppers for the faculty Sunday night. Margaret Mix, '1 president of the hall and Malvina Lemmle, grad...…
…THE MIC141CAN% DAILY T 01 all W ( Qe Awar J Jn ack Anna 3CET ' ffi iy Nine to Meet Buckeyes at 1 C 'I i Vill Receive Honors fear.. Won by 25 st Year ason. of the 1931 will receive last season, d last night. ST RIBLING, HEAVYWEIGHT FIGH TE R, TRAINS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT Athletics Rout Yankees to Take Double O Bill and Lengthen Lead h i Junipo Wa s h i n g t o n, though rained in Chicago, defeated the C t esterday. stepnd int...…
…T~HE MICH-IGAN DAILY' ,,.. ft 'AMBEA TS IESOT-A, 7-w2CLAl S F'ED i ADVERTISING LIV HD AmericanLc;g Philadelphia . ...... 24 Washington ....20 New York.. .. .9 Chicago .. ........14 Cleveland ... ....1 St. Louis... . ...12 Boston .."..... .11 1 I,' r L 13 13 _21 18 20 s squad ule yes- rely de- team 7 National League St. Louis..... ..18 8 Ne wa York .... ...19 9 Easton ...... . ..... 17 12 Chicago ..........14 14 Pittsburgh. .15 17 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FICIAL BULLETIN tin is constructive notice to all members received at the office of the Assistant to excepting Sundays. '11:30 a., m. Saturday. HO0OVER APPROV ES $38,0OOOUOOO0DROP III POqTAIf iv~riiqrI NEW YORKER ~ at.Large MAY 26, 1931 NO. 170 NOTICES E! SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS! e day remains for the payment of diploma fees. There on beyond 4 p. m, Wednesday, May 27. The Treasur. d Satuaday afternoon. Shirley W....…
…I I It iwprman ai1 A V. EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN _ - -- .. EIGH~T PAGESI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, IAY 24, 1931 PRICE PRICE , Noted Pathologist Passes Away Here lion - m^_ 'Council Refers Austro-German? Customs Accord Problem to World Courr., BY ALUMNI CLiUB TOTL U5-00,Qj, Report of Gifts Made at Third Alumni Triennial Meeting Is Announced. #, Cornel's World Ware Memorial Dedicated d ...…
…'"THE MICHIGAN DA-ILY ~THE MICHIGAN DATEY 7 chado's Government Quickly Suppresses Insurrections by Cuban Rebels in Oriente BREWER CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLEMENT IN CIRCUIT QOUIRTi Jury Finds Former Commander of State Legion Guilty i of Stealing 92500. What's Going on i LEAGUE CONSIUERS UKRW~MPROTESTI Alexander to Explai Surgical Treatm THEATRES Michigan-Wallace Beery a n d Jean Harlowe in "The Secret Six." Majestic-R o b e r t Montgomery,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIMY AN COOLEY TO PRESENT CANE ALIPTII' TO OPFN AT ANNUAL 'TUNG OIL' BANQUET LUIfluuiu DRAMATIC SEASON: IYURKA HEADSCAST r Vinal 0. Taylor Lists Senior Ball Patrons 'OR A. S. WARTHIN PASSES UDDNLY BAN I President and Mrs. Ruthven Head Long List for Affair. to .,,, 5,. for es 7 23.-(;P)-I icyclical on] ay, charac- omic world scribes the "hard, anal ," and calls ice of God of \onduct their mut-1 he wrote, of in the )nd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY tern,Michigan should be free of the political maneuverings which fre- sr- quently fend to detract from effi- rol kient functioning of responsible or- so- ganizations. The Oratorical Associa- to tion deserves commendation for thel es forward step it has taken in join- ing the ranks of the merit system hi- organizations. - I - - .. I. II _F II Screen Reflections t ant r"ostmas"er by mail, $4.50. iding, Maynard lusine...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, A vA W 0 I L1 [Attractive Wedding Held at Dormitory BASEBALL TEAMS CONTINUE GAMES SP ONIE Be r Assigne a Nigh woM Ma be dressed and will car e juniors w hey will pa Leaders a Before the fireplace in the living room of Betsy Barbour House, Doro- thy Shore, '28, daughter of Mr. andi Mrs. Francis M. Shore of Washing- ton, D. C., became the bride of Cur- tis Lindfors, '29E, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Lindfors of ...…
…T H MICHIGAN DAILY 1s Chase Two Pitchers to Beat a Mich. TF-jNNIS. 7-'E.AM -WINS FROM ILLINOIS,5 1 RUSSELL TAKES HONORS IN 440 LAST DOUBLES SET DETERMINES MEET! FISHER'S TEAM BOWS TO STATE DOTfLOSE TWO GAMES IMAIZE AND BLUE GOLFERS 1 TO DEADLOCK WITH ILL Lel festv Mises n Short Putt' Pav Michivan a e ' .I stly the ted, , ;en but for to 5 Runs. again as Madonna in succes- out. But .ithbertson it and Su- 0 against ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY FIELD III II NS BIG TEN TITLE 10 Points for Wolverines as' 100, 220 Yard Dashes; lps Set New Record. STON, ord). 220 yard low hurdles-Won by of nKeller (Ohio): Sentman (Ill.) sec- lerun o Egeston (Mich.) third: Cave (Ill) fourth: Hafield (Ind.)fifth: PtAY FORTITLES, Conference Golf Championships Will Be Played Over New University Course. Two of Michigan's spring sports will be brought to a close with Western Conference ...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FFICIAL BULLETIN letin is constructive notice to all members y received at the office of the Assistant to 0, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. Rhodes Scholarships: Attention is called to the noticcs posted. Can- didates arc requested to consult Professor Cross, 1011 Angell hall, Tues- day ap(d Thursday at 10 a. in., Friday 9 a. ih., or Monday at 2 p. m. Shop 4 Students wishing to visit the plant of the Car Compa...…
…LED AL Ar AMLd 4fi Ir t U 1131 MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 23; 1931 PRICE F PRICE ~ ATURE E ACHES COMPROMI AMEk ON mILL TAX NEW 'MICHIG AN HANDBOOK' GOES TO. bLD . PRINT ER NEXT W IC \ 9N Handbook Given to Freshmen Includes Discussion of University Life-. SYTSTEM Printing of the 1931-1932 "Mich- ial Meeting igan Handbook" is ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sorority Property Tax High, State Report Sh ['GUARDS CALLED TO QUELL RIOTS IN SPAIN; HALT CHURCH LOOT) i nl n ELECTA' T[O OPEN ORAMATI SEASQON YURKAPLAYS LEAD I.. Ht- ANN ARBOR' NEWS-BRIEFS FORSTR SC HO L .TO DEVELOP AftEA 11 City; t; ODE Henderson Reports Successful Performance of Actress in Boston. REGARDS PLAY HIGHLY Says Right Way to Get Dramatic Values Is to Leave Play 'Alone' in Acting. Complete succ...…
