… _, ABUSHED Jrk A o l*tr t a r No. 98 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1932 H REJECTS P 's rridiron Dance to Open I New Press Building VITATIONAL AFFAIR REPLACES IANQUET OF PREVIOUS YEAR'S SIGMA DELTACHI IS SPNSOR r1 S. Forsythe Is Chairman; Committees Are Appointed to Work Out Plans; Admission Charge Uidcided. Michigan's nev publication building, reputed to be the finest cture of its type in the countr...…
….: THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRDY,'EB~ Y ive Vocal Artists, EConductor Secured for Festival Series Six': additional artists who will appeaxr dn the May Festiv-al pro- gram along wvith Beniamino Gigli, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera company, John Charles Thomas, baritone, and Chase Baromeo, bass. ~both of the Chicago Civic Opera company, were announced yester - ,day by Charles A. Sink, president of the. University lu4sical society; wvhichi sponsors ...…
…'qT E+g pa Gpry E5ATL!Y One of baseball's most famous brother combinations, Lloyd and Paul Waner of the 7Pittsburgh Pirates, may soion be broken up if a trade under discussion by the Pirates and Giants is carried through. The Giants are reported willing to give Fred Leach, Eddie Marshall, and Samn Leslie in exchange for the Pittsburgh outfielder, who has had several salary differences with the Corsair management. h I I IM p r ,, . I …
…TH E MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, F~ uulished Qeery Inlruin except Monday durin~g the University y he Board in C trolo tudentPublicaions. U ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. he Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ationi of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise :d in this paper and the local news published herein. rntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second mtter. Special...…
…TR4F MTO-ITCAN DAILY . m.ob.aa- - Exhibition Match of Novel Game Will Start Season Wednesday. Badminton will be introduced to the undergraduate and graduate 'women on campus through an ex- hibition game which will be given at 4:30 o'clock Wednesday, Feb. 24, at Barbour gymnasium. The game will be demonstrated by Louise Little, '35, and Betty Talcott, '34. These players have ben, practic- ing for it during the last two weeks. Both doubles a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAY, THEMICHIGAN DAILY ~RIDAY~ day morning class which will be g miar. A. A. Jakkuh. French 160 wi!! have its first meeting Saturday at 11:00 in Room WHEREAS, This association is an 408RL. C. A. Knudson. affiliated member of the American Road Builders Association and MEETINGS TODAY WHEREAS, as the following be- liefs and resolutions have been ten- French 202: Students who expect tatively approved by said associa.- to tak...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 , EAS t EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUQENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . . . . ............... PRICE FIVE CENTS I vr. T T T n EIGT ~TTPAG~ES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS VVL, 15.I I. 1VU. UV Lilli1311 1 Ca \.11:11.! STATE ACCEPTS DRAFi WITHPROISION FOR PUBLIC VOTE Lack of Attempts a Amendment Mark Passage. PLAN APRIL VOTE House to Get Action After De...…
…AGt TWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931 Local Firm to Begin ress Building Work in June $68,385 *BID0WINS CONTRACT iN NE PUBLICATIO9N HOME Lovering and Longbotham Will Erect New Plant; Chicago Architects Made Plans. OVER 15 BIDS RECEIVED .Jniversity Buildings, Grounds Department Gets Contract for Additional Work. Work on Michigan's new $180,000 Press building will begin the middle of next June, Prof. Edson R. Sun- derl...…
…- A Q A i"p~ ev v m i I'W A 'M4-" In 4 IMI Pr Ur 'KRT0~TTf0 - A T)_TV 1, kt-i1JtY, I t1 CUruf-A . isiINi1-j1-t1 1 L.L& Michigan Union Materializes dolm,14 stmd ,e "'It Dreams of 30 Years __ W r_ ....Y firs, it rl FACULTY EFFOTS UN ITED IN PROJECT Incorporated to Establish Center1 of Recreation for University. BUILT IN TWO UNITS President Angell Recorded Hope of Organization in Annual Report of 1907. I UNION SERVES AS CAMPUS C...…
…PACE FOUR THE MICHIGAN D IDY "TfI ,,RDAV. 'F:RP.TTAP V 10. I n'qt Published every morning except Monday durng the Uaiversity year 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 credited in this paper and the local news published herein. I Entered at the po...…
…oT'T~' ?ILTOLTr.ANT fATI V wawi..fs" ..,..in.ww . ws a+av +r.wa wfi w r wr w A -Cf 4 THURSDAY, FM3RUAIRY 19, 1937. L- 71 t, V1 r 4 r 1s u r I P 07. - . MEM-VATA ME-- 'wAMM =a j " WV I MRS. COOiDGE WILL BE SPONSOR 30rvrnii0 EWHEN OCEAN LINER IS LAUN PL AY REHEARSAS Choruses of 'Came the Dawn' to Practice Earlier Than. Usual Monday. Choruses for "Came the Dawn, the 1931 Junior Girls' Play, wil Z x meet the rest of this week accord- in...…
…FAURSix THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURmSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931- wasomwam"No Wolverine Natators Swam 3partan eam, 63-13 VARSITY ACES PIL Michigan Seeks Lead _i UP LARGE MARGIN MRS. HARPER AND DOEG RATED AS LEADING TENNIS PLAYERS Michigan Wins First and Second INEVNSTON MEET 'n Conference Pu I in EeryEvent From Weak Opponents. CRAIG LEADS VISITORS Schmieler Takes Scoring Honors With Two Firsts; Kennedy Also Stars. By J. Cullen Kenned...…
…' 'HUSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931 THE MTCHTCA 1 i , a" PA1Jt cVflN,, {i LVARSITY TO OPEN TRACK SEASON TG, TRIANGLE MEET WITH DETROIT, YPSI WIL MARK HOYT'S CAHEINE DEBUT Judge as WTo1ves Favored Over Opponent in Season Inaugural at Yost Field House. Michigan's Varsity track team will see its first inter-collegiate competition of the indoor season tonight at 7:30 as host to a tri- angular meet with Detroit City Col- lege and Michigan Normal ...…
…V~ACMEIHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931 ; nrnr"rr rrrirrs nrs r r r rr S-- - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - . - - - _ 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 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1931 NO. 96 NOTICES Users of the Daily Official...…
…)ESTABLISHED ICY 4A ian 4ailg MEMBER ASSCIAT ED PRESS DL. XL. NO. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS RIPLEY DESCRIBEMS STRANGE FINDINGS IN FOREIGN LANDS Cartoonist Advises Travel in South and Central America. TOURED 69 COUNTRIES Creator of 'Believe It Or Not' Receives 500,000 Letters in Three Months. "If you want to travel, then do; it and don't let financial or domes-: tic troubles s...…
…iviiC i-ii&AI ;~.1 ~6-~1L i vV L~lA-' JJALlk Y S'£J4 CYtUAL l ~LU fX !P TS AUV CATE I i e ate RtJecen~t 1 zigieerirgI Conference Outline Plans for. Improvemuent. OI~sfRR[ UNIFORM LAWS Necessity of Safety its motor: Tr'zansportation Sti-eised by AuFi 3i1 . New Yorker Nominated NEW STATE ARCHEOLOGICAL, ATLAS Minister toAlbaniaIIJTO BE RELEAE ONe INNEHSHEEGI[DED500NftYSTE VENSICO[TO EIUF r~ rIff Ilmaprn wh~ichflwas begun ea~ly in e 1, ON DEF...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every, morning except Monday during the TUniversity year by the Board in Control of Student ..Publications, Member. of Western Conference Editorial THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930 The-Associated ;Press i exclusively entitled to ,the use for= republication of all news dis- patches redited to it or not otherwise credited in n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postofi...…
…AYJrtbRUARY 19. 1030 .' 1 ,H E M-I C H I AN DAILY AV w ys1'~'I.C~Yt1 F r~v 1G4 I ... 1 1 TI11..1 M aIa.a.ITCa N Da.+LYa OPWAM . ,ZFA A l IL LEAVE FOR AN UN HIIW ]MEN NUAL C CIVIC OPERA PRESENTS VARIED AND EXCELLENT REPERTOIRE IN DETROIT rfln AllllSflI f NGlITRI WAS FIRST OF J N OR GRL'PL Y Miss Grace E. Richards Heads I {. University Section of A Association. SMEET AT ATLANTIC CITY ,Gene al ;Theme of Conference IsAdjustment -f Col...…
…JL 'T7 -S77 =A its 1 i ..i- ~- iTsi I i .. r"K T - LLBX" 'J '2' - .. W 1 Yx' Lr ij7- 1"32'C{CI'( A;- l 1na V, Iwo T I )-MELE co I i1W ELM $ sCIE"m 9 I N -TRIA-L Coach ers Basketeers Def at Reserve Flive Vrsity Reserve GridI Team Schedules Seven Games foar Next Year WILL LEAD CRIMSON OARSMENR . Dale Seymour, 'Campbell, Ben. I Coach Courtright's Varsity re-, sonr, Wolfe Form W inning serve football team will play sevenI' Re...…
…1"j. a..Gi. ,_ ir;; 1., u ITiiL R 7ii~ , -,y? - r { .; ... ,. , u < .... ,. . t -F 0.e- 4. A. -t -L d i 4 '! .t.~ $-" s :4 . #-.dr -~6 - - ~ WOL VERINE NA TA TOR1"S WI-L BT L AS S!_ S P TAN,.S C AU R91II U0CHIVATTMAN TO EST LANING Addition' of New Men Bolsters '1ihigan's Strong I Aggregation. WILDCATS BEAT STATE Craig Is Michigan State's Starj in Back Stroke and Cook in Best Diver Wolverine swimming ativities will be renewed again toni...…
…PAGE E-T,-IlT MICHIGAN DAI LY i1 L, 1 t t l Y, x = ;13IttIE1IL ' 1' ? THE MCHIGA DAIL WED1~SD.... _.._... 19 M I MKINMEW ,; DALYOFFI.CIA~hL BULLETIN Pu'1blicafton Ith i~i' ulzletin ,5 szc,.t+;rr. vr:} nowc to all membe,(rs oftetnie y Cop Jy r:ciri1. ivud rt ,Ass t d1 to thePeM !dent until 3:30 p. inz. (11:30 a1 . ; tu rdoay) VOL. XL, WEDNESDAY, 1LJI 19, 11930 No. ti { at} xxatics sflfT: Tea will be served to ) mntlierntioi s at',4[f...…
