… ESTABLISHED I- 04e r #ummrr IAjTirhi!3au 1920 ~I1titi3 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. PRICE FIVE CENTS i i LADERS OF INDIA HOLD. CONFERENCE AT YERAVDA PRISON Decisiotn of Five Noncooperation Chiefs May Determine Future of Their Country. PESHAWAR DANGER OVER Mrs. Naidu, Gandhi, Jewaharlal and Motilal Nehru Meet Vallabhai Patel. (By Associated Press) BOMBAY, Aug. 14.-Ou...…
…SVMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930. = %~ ~~ O umm e rBu Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as second class...…
…PTUDAY, AUGUST 1$, 1930. THE SUMMER BUCHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE AIATRIX ANNEXES TWO NEWREC'ORDS Laura Ingalls Accomplishes 714 Consecutive Barrel Rolls at St. Louis Field. OBSERVERS WITNESS FEAT (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Miss Laura Ingalls, 25-year-old New York fly- er, today had added two new rec- ords to her collection of aviation achievements. And one of them she took away from a man. Flying over Lambert-St. Louis Field Wedn...…
…RUM NM JMI#1M Al's DAILY FRMAY, AUGUST 15, 1930, Ir I ~flE~U1MRR IOHGAIIDAIY FIDAY AUUST ~, 930 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Sum- ier Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday.- VOL. X. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1930 NUMBER 40 Non-Resident Members of the Summer Session Staff: President and Mrs. Ruthven ...…
… AI g ,x$ ummrr ESTABLISHED 1920 ~4*IrhiAn Iait MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS GEOLOGISTS PLAN TWO EXPEDITIONS TO ARCTIC COASTS, Meteorological Study on North- West Coast of Greenland to be Undertaken. HOBBS DIRECTS TRIP One Station to be Established Above Arctic Circle; One Far to South. Two Michigan geologists, forming the northern party of the Fourth. Gree...…
…w THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930 dPublished eversmorning excepte Mond 1 the Board in Control of Student Publicatios. The .\ssociated Press is exclusively en- title to theuseefor republication of allhews credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as second class matter. Subscription by carrier, $z.5o; by mail, $2.00. Offices: Press Building, Maynard Street, A...…
…DAY, JULY 15, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY )AY, JULY 15, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY HOBB-S ANNOUNCES NIAGARAITINERARY Prof. William H. Hobbs of the geology department yesterday an- nounced the itinerary of the Niag- ara Falls Excursion which will be held July 18-2 1. On July 18, the students taking the trip will meet at the east door of the Natural Science building at 3:00 o'clock. They will take spec- ial busses to Detroit and from t...…
…WGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1930 Excellent food-prepared by expert chefs-served in a pleasant atmos- phere-by clean, alive and courteous waiters. . . .why not try our new special club luncheons at fifty cents. The Fingerle Operated sa m gr~ r,' ir~r ara rarararar adf r ACJCJ jCJCJ"ra"&aG7uuu6.awwur -- - i IeeI9Ve Aways Wastd ne~ ti* CORONA the pioneer portable a million in use . omeNow is your opportunity to ge...…
…)o Not * * . Fail to * * * Register * * * Today for All - Campus Elections * * * * * * * * * ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwi -4 *IW ,4711 at I MEMBER ASSOCIATED, PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS L ITEBB LOL L L LCONCER TONIGHT PLANS STRAIN VTEW' O NHONORS SYSTEM', Method Has Support of Leadersj in Ranks of Both Faculty and Student Bodies. COUNCIL BACKS PLAN' System Has En...…
… THE MTCHTGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 15, l9aO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIIUT~SDA?, ~ 15, ioao I wwwo *,NL ZE E VE ROUSING WECOM arrival of 'Explorer Occasions Greatest Celebration Day Since Canal-Opened. P OATIS 'ME3ET ANGITTKr11I' Leader Plans Compilation of Dta on Expedition for Inmediate Futuree., 'Scarf ace Al' JailedM Agit a Mian~ CpsScreen Reflections Ape Chicago Tkctics_______________________ Introducing M''r. Tibbett. reproduction could h...…
…TI SA Y, -MAY..45, 1930 THE. MI CHIGAN DAILY _, . .'a 01W, 60"Wom iTihADIRALBYRD MAY ATTEMPT NON-STOP FLIGHT AROUND EARTH AS NEXT WORLD TO CONQUER' (Ry Associated Press) NEW YORK May 14.-"What will-n1. GcOV[bNNMSES 1 Army Gridiron Star THREATE Leaves West PointI r rn nil i n r l N' 5SALI BDPU51 II Bombay Government Moves to Halt Nationalist Movement. ASSEMBLIES PRPHIBITED Woman, Successor to Gandhi, Plans to Lead Excursion on Depo...…
…THE M ICH1TCAN DAILY' THURSDAY, MAY 15, I93T- .4 Published every iorning except Monday iring the University year by th oard ain ontt 0l of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial sociaton. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled Dthe use for republication of all news dis- atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published erein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Iichig...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY +.. . {fi YTI-IF a y ICv aa ICaN AL ' I1 Ir 'r S7.1-16- , WVAr WVAM "j" MAL% IN TALLATION OF|I OFiCERS IS HED AT ANNUAL DINNER Miss Lloyd Addresses Group on Agencies. Value of Self Government ALL SORORITIES ATTEND Resigning President Presents Gavel to Eleanor Cooke, '31, Her Successor. Newly elected officers of the Wo- men's League were formally in- stalled in their various positions at the installation banquet held...…
…VAnVrAM T F 1MTyTit^ 14Tr.AN T) A T T] Y "T nURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930 44 ~Ln~O7~~T~t 1'~~r14C~AT nATY -T1I1~SDY, 14Y 5, 130 ,._._._._..._.,a.. ,. MICHIGAN TO FACE WISIN NETTERS TODAY WOV ERINE S S E EKS THID BIG_ I WIN, Varsity Court Team Will Meet Minnesota Saturday After Match With Badgers. WISCONSIN IS STRONG With but one, dual meet loss thius far this season in Conference com- petition, the Wolverine Varsity ten- nis squad is p...…
…R r w V wvw ---V-w'-V7WTvw'V V 7.VV 7WVT rV - sWir I 15. 19M4'r T"I41HE MICHIGAN . D A I L Y PAGE SEVEN .'fy t '~o . niy :. '.'" -.-. .." . .x'.... 4.rn. Wolverine golf Team W ill Meet Northwestern Today MGR1GNFVRED TO BATWItQATS Varxity Squad Seeks to Proong 20 Gaie W tiIg Record; Regulars to Start. 'OPPONENTS LACK POWER Shbtftl for their 21st straight vkctoiy in Big Ten dual competition the Wolverine golfers invade the Wildcat co...…
…,. s ... .. .....v . vr .vw. w T Tvw w w v w vr w vrrrrr w v y T wy . r w f T ..w PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY' ', THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1930 DAILY OFF11IiAL BULLETIN 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 15, 1930 No. 161 *j NOTICES Medical School: The Senior Medical Class will be e...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 v -.Cis 7 t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL XL. NO. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NI1L CONFERENCE lIUPPER ROOM' CLASS TO CELEBRATE T T( SALEOF TICKETS ANNIVERSARY BY CHURCH BANQUET IIIIIII. T1 FOR DANCE OPENS Members of the Upper Room"I are scheduled to speak at the din- Subpoenae Invitations Mailed bible class will join celebratinginer. George Adler will lead the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWO SATURDAY. MARCH ,15, 1930 ,. r.via.r iiiiiiYVi , i. V iV VV FAMOUS SCIENTISTi' TO1 LECTUBE HERE Dr. Kidder, Flight Companion of Lindbergh in Yuctan Will Tell of Trip. WiILL APPEAR MARCH 25 Sjap eakcr Recognized as Foremost in Scientific World; Holds honorary Positon s. Dr. A,, V. Kidder, world famousI arclaeologist and one of the scien- tists who made the famus Mayan flight over Yucatan with Colonel Charles A....…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 T1HE MICHIGiAN DAIL Y J 5 w iS z 7 ,, 3 ; ;i 1 t f E 1 1 c t c ., z f I x v t 'c oM'GARRAH ATTRIBUTES HIS SUCCESS IIN FINANCIALWORLD TO HARD WORK EXHIB u PANINGSA..SafWrtr NEWy Donald C. Bolles,I NEW YORK-Hard work is the only road to success in the banking world Gates W. McGarrah ever Sfound. Over it he traveled for 40 years Local Art Association -Sponsors from performing menial tasks in a Regulr MothlyExhiit cou...…
…FA~r 'o~ J HE MILT-WIGAN .QTLY Cl A nn;rTnn A V TO A ! Imtr ''I it I AAA as a.. - c. - . aa, r aa ad -.a. - ;,fl.LI.I] f L.AIWTYY2%AW V.DAY;#-tV1 , 1A'I: h R i Published every morning ecept Monday during the University 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- athea credited to it or ...…
…SATURDAY, MA!! 15, I1930i THE M:CHICAN DAILY A :: , . _. __ - _. e- .,«n (MIN&VAVA .014 =Z C=a r "WVI NW Wvr'4 --.. MASKED CHORUS IS S UNUSUAL FEATURE ATTENDSMEETING OF 'STATE STREET) Among the unusual features which have been adopted for the of Junior Girls' Play, "State, Street,"fin Adviser to Ioen Represents is the employment of a mask cho- do Michigan at Hartford rus. The usage of masks is one e Club Conference. never before u...…
…b PAGE SIX THE M4I-CAN DATL-Y SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930 ,.ATURDAY. MArCH 1.,1930 ATHLETES GATHER AT ILLINOIS FOR. ANNUAL RELA I S ENTRY LIST LARGEj FOR YEARLY EVENTI Nation's Best Teams Threaten Marks; Sentman, Rodgers Run for Indians. I i MICHIGAN ;SENDS TEAM Athletes from all parts of the country will assemble in the arm- ory at Champaign this afternoon and tonight to battle for the cham- pionships of one of the best track meets ...…
…s rATURAY, MARgfl15, 11930 _ __ _THE M IC H IG ANlid ALY -'SWIMMING MEET CONLMIHGNTA MN SPAIntamuCAGE ACES ___ TONIHT VIE AT ITH ACA INDtOORMEET TAME T E ITORK I races withrasewyear's ~ch ampyiv ios] neof the oldest of all sport L v- vt te i, whose yeaso idr Also meet Michigaitensian Team INDEPENDENT LEAGUE. will race Tuesday night' atth ing defending their BgTenilrnldigfotalitlonpth epeeneslot.ac Fiel hose a 7:0. he ears wll ;wil barenewed ne...…
…FACU~ i~ic4rt "C'-HE M TC"I CAA N 0- Y: " rAUOII~ ~T~fl~Hans Luther Directs ~Ir SATURDAY, MA!~C!! 15, 193O~ ........... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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) IIV~o IUIS German Banikingv Firm I'NAMED AS WITNESS lFR DRiEAIpS__ screen -_ -_ nnr rr+rirwrwryerr rr + +n.rt +r...…
…EiSTABLISHE I 189I C.V Aita 4a11 MEMBER , ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL NO 78. ANN, ARBOR, MICJUC1Al, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NIANDER 1 TO MAKEMISSIONARY DESCRIBES PRACTICE OF CANNABALISM AMONG CHINI APPEAT(ByAsiated Pres)ther in the Yangste valley SHANGHAI, China, Jan. 14-Har- escribed as cases for the suf n I Orowing storiesosfsfhiCeSoPehan ao- Pbalism in China were added today Speaking of the Peiping r ...…
…la I r-17 Mi C H -i %~: IA iN L'" .i. Y j ~ __ _ _ . ,. . __ _ _ .._._. 1.C. L+IdI-,i11~-:1a :I ;1lY"IJikl:- . 1' ,:U _. W4",) Ai4, 4vAj-- ( 2 ( ( QQ || Ti Instructor Receives ENGINEERS MUSV1 Prize fo1 Sculpture I-; D lN PE ISl h instrlr 1'of Ss c u l p t t u i ~ t h c _ a r h i t ec r a l school, has been chosen as the re- 1o IJ'iI1No. M FF cipient of the Detroit ArL Found- ers' soeiety prizo, of $200, for his _.." ea orG y Col " (,,...…
….d_1'+LEI'd4['. -. _ ,__1;1.1d 1.,l L.:- - .;J.,,.-.I:t :.i#. .THE MICHIGAN- DAIL Y PAGE T-11RIEP. THE MICi-iiGAN DAILY ?AG~i Tm?~ INTRAMURAL SPORTS BUILDING BUYS SIX PLAOUE DUPLICATESOF ORIINL~t IINATH Stbs Secured Through Efforts which waS decorated on the front of Professor Mitchell Who with painting. These blocks were demoved to the National Arch eo- Conducted Purchases logical Museum in Athens, where they are now on display. They ev...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY" 1 , '1930 PAGE FOUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the flniversity 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 creditedto it or not otherwisecredited in this 'Paper and ...…
…A - THE MICHIGAN DAILY rACE FIVE WEDN~SDAYPJAN11AUY A'5~ 4930 PAGE FIVI~ TI+IF MICI-TICAN DAILY Nr i k K } A : b Y" : I 7 I 4 aA 1120RGAN TRIO SHOWS POSSIBILITY 'ECONOMIC DEPRESS EUUURIIUEN SCHOOLMQRGAOWNCAREERaSSPERY rn I CONMI OFWOMEN MANAGINGIONLONGRUNBY ~I think we prove that three peo- asVthteP-I At a recent confeence of officials COURSETTO ! ple can have careers and yet oe'risy Orchestra. of the United States department of th...…
…rtF, Nt1CH10- iL EMI:: ,. 'I A . .'; " . 30 THE. MiCHICA'N DAiLY ~W~ThAY ~ tR~Thf~fl l I1 i..1. cf " 1.\11 ali4.l, ,1i/, -i OtPI WOLVERINES LOOK TO CONFERENCE AT SCHEDULE 10 "1 MIC HICAN MATMN DOWN TWOil STRONG EASTERN SCHOBOLS Prnceton andF.& M. Defeated by Powerful Wolverine Grappling Team. WIN BY LARGE SCORES Hewitt Continues His Victory Streak by Accounting I for Two Triumphs. Veenker Drills Varsity Cagemen for Indiana Ga...…
…' - 'h _ _ --+ ..+ -..rte . V 1'.J J. .L' ..31 ., :1 e].. N 11r. i..[C . _ :; _l !;'.l.l H E R! 1 C f-i -1 G AN ,: , . .. _MCHGN.E ,I L PURDUE AND ILLINOIS LEAD IN CAGE RACE WILD CATS BEA1TENI BY BOlERA KERS~ die1929 SELECTIONS By Adsit Sfewa't. time it was a case of do or die for - Michigan basketball fans wTO both sides and there was little time were hot for another title turned lf-wich to doit. Ie i8 I, Intramural News M...…
…PAGE LICUP THE MI FIlGA . DAILY WI; ;E.STh A., ,JANUARY 15, I.1$ PAGE EIOI..TH. MIC..AN..AIL .... _ n _. . , ._ _ . _ D-A ILY FIILBULLE'TIN 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. mi. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) _____ Black Quill meeting wvill be held at 4:15. p. m. in the paromof ~o tla rnesBlainTO I HeenNebrr. R umored Upon Secret ...…
…i . ESTABLISHED 1890 V LIE- 47".. MEMBE}2 ASSOCIATED PRESS mm"Wrommm"m VOL. XL. NO. 66. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS A POLICE HOLD COMMUNIST RIOTERS IN GOTHAM; HOOVER FREES OTHER NEW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 14. hailed the revolt of the Haiti Fourteen men and women were ar- workers and their children. A rested and two policemen were in- "Hoover declares war on worker ljured today in two dem...…
…PAGE TWO T F M[ l, H t l t A i 4! WiLil i i- Y - C TT'ATP1 X Ar V%"jN"lk etra a 4 4 mean a a. . 4 aAA1 i N E . SUNDJAY ', DEGEMBEn 15. 1929 I KKALEF 10oISUSMITHSOIANISIUEAWARDS 91scssl LAN EY EDALr OMANL Y, B YRD __. - 4 O FhI~ GVE ASENTTwo Members of TMichigan's History Staff Ln01n RIIIUU Are Scheduled on National Meet Program TO. DI T TQ It~ IP_ __ - - 4- -in,, r cet . ..M« !L LU 111L 0 UIILU I IIjII IJ'Two of the history staf will...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15,1_4929, -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------A ILYa a-aa PAGE TITRES SNTCOMT[EGrundy' Takes Senatorial Oath of Office ti [ATR S['SGEOGRAPHY POESRGVSTL I TYEReprsentatin Dl Ens NSETHS AT LEAGUE ON EAST-WEST PROBLEM CLA Uas Two-Year R pesnaiottle E dsAS I A- I E a T ED N S_1_ITTereaeDthee LtemHt It SaIes "Thyare uarassthreengattemptsorc at StateindvidTheyhihapilaoetcasthm...…
…"T r MTe'RT(, N i'l 7 1.'V .M-l TIM I IT7 TIN V e n-w , W"m TI T5 1: 1 ?I *. TT-awl x w.. owi.M L 'T? V _ . _ 1 fP4bli.hed every Iorning xcert Mody luring the Universit year bybtc tios he Board in Control of Student &Pub icntoni. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Association. I The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi'~ation of all news dis- fatches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this- paper a...…
….tT~TmAV 'T 1 .I44a4w4'. %m.J.L~.A . 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :.,, . f.7 V1'IUA Z. LLLL lYA.DL"LL lytn 1Va5.Y r I VA VOTE OF WOMEN ON REENT'S BOAR SHOULDB9E CAST CONSCIENTIOUSLY' Freshman Group 90 Wins 'WAA' Bear in Play-Day Competition INITIATIONS, CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND DINNERS- 1 M L COMPRISESOCIALACTIVITIES FOR THIS WEEKi ron rnrr YrIIIrv Several of the sororities have Esther Marsh Cram in "Talk on the Won Regent' Over WJ Declar...…
…PAGE SIX THF' l11'f TrN"1r. A M n A TT V IVA - -+.... r i LL1\JC V LjJ.Hj. L. TSUNVAY, DECEMBER 15, 1929 WUL VERJNE HOCKEY TEAM TO PLAl ONTARIO MONDA I Defeat by Frosh Squad Giv Gloomy Aspect to Hopes of Michigan Fans. VARSITY IS ERRATIC Followers of intercollegiate hoc] eydom will look with much intere on the performance of Coach E die Lowrey's Wolverine sextet when the Michigan pucksters clas with the University of Western Ontario t...…
…w ' U~hTbAV ThDECEMBER !P15!. 0(TII. M C I ADA LYN ~AA.,SAf.J4aaa Jt 1029 THE MICHiGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN .. x=+vi . a. n z... + +.uvraav4 ur . iu, aa .u . . ~ Intramusral News I i E ' . . .._ ._.. _.u Indiana Mat Squad Has The University of Nebraska h vs SERVICE AT YOUR SERVICE declined to play Minnesota in foot-, W. H1. Clark, life time experience in 14 Veteran Candidates ball on the ground that they will making shoes, riding boot...…
…THE MICHICIAN DAILY ,,T","nAV- nrrmmrr, 1 -- -_- ___ __ >:_ _ .I 1Y '-'4 . Y s ..4.& J .; 4 Y J.4' . L LU .&F 14P I17 ' NAVAL DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE TO HOLD MEETING I[U'J I ST. JAMES PALAC E, LONDON, EARLY IN JANUARY BYu REn IESOIT AIR SAER, THAN LIFE IN CHICAGO, SS ARCHITECT Major Francis Keally Addresses" Architectural Students on Airport Design. "There were more people shoIt to death last year in the city of~ Chicago alone than were ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air 4 L w via 4. a1133 MSEMBER ASOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL.' NO. 41. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MD ID U'STADIUM SEATING PLAN EXPLAINED, TO ANSWER ROOTER'S COMPLAINTS SLTillotson himpossibilityhe case of the Harvard contingent I I il illtso Shos Iposibiityaccounted for the east side of the of Improving Seating stadium from the 50-yard line section south from the 50-yard line Us...…
…THE 4Wt1CH1G-A-N DAB FRllDAY. NO"v"FivMFR, 1:i. 1029 T H.IC I A ....... . . ....... 4,~ThA y 0 VV T4%11 11 ', \ 1; lb ,L 7f i 7 REGIONAL GOVERNVMENT ADVOCATEDI BY REED AS SALVATION OF CITIES ('~pci Ito Te D ly) a satisfactory substitute for region- CE1ICAGOtt, Nov. 14 - Establish- al goen n, cntnd Dr ment of regional governments, goen nt cniud Dr which woumld cover entire metro- ! R 'Fcd. "Thetre are but twcvo alterna- politan ateai, as ...…
… 1 H t v ii7 C f i s-, 1 t-,. 7i. lY._ Y L4..l 47 l "It-,4 , . ;z - . - "..fi i - i v ii 'a - il ,.:CLAi 7 +'_ _ _L H ESEARCI HPORRBSPRVEADING RAILS ON TRACK; GET SMALL LOOT' IOSEN ii QiiIN I W O FOR FUTURE WORK~ IWF s r SREFENTON Willktvu oy as a yecarefree ;JU i~o (to d'ssome :Luifmirawe Cactin, ini "'iw iv ling Fool," Wtieiii is cuvra Iu it talkie. In lhis d:!ree evil ace role, his ethics concerning the op - poS e ex lire oil the "fi...…
… PAGEpFOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY F IIDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 199 I 1 dress overlooks many of the vital facts. A more careful scrutiny of Published every morning except Monday "riots," "booze parties," and "gam- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student blications. bling hells" might help obliterate Member of Western Conference Editorial the false impressions many people Association. now hold concerning college life as The Associ...…
…F~ThIDY, NO~MBL~ 1 19234HE MICHIGAN DAILY --.-,- ' ... MORTARBOARD DELEGATES TO ARIVE WOMEN'S CLUB TO OPEN CLASS FOR OPENINGOF C VENTION TODAY emetshave been Fmade vb a comnm* "tee of the Faculty SWomen's club for a class in pres- _.ent-day dancing to be conducted Secretary- of National Counci _fsketches from last year's Junio by Miss Ethel McCormick of the to Give Main Speech Girls' Play will be given, or the physical education department....…
…A $U~xC~ ~ 'iTE i iir- 1 CAB 1 D A - -i a l.... i1...,i_. .i > j . 4a.". , "RSITY COMPLE TEF-,S DIL lid FRO=P MINNE-..S 0 TA G-lA ME1 FINISIN G TOUCHES' S[ GIVEN0 TO EFENS 1 I Coach Couroright Dril!,s Squa~d on 'r, , l ing 11imd Blocking h W V(/eStCrn State. SQUAD ARRIVES TODAY I Twenty-nine Wolverine gridders I left Ann Arbor at 4:15 yesterday arfternoon in quest 'of a "LittleI I11rown Jug" which is being held byI the Gopher...…
… CAPABLE E~O LII ~ TRIO OF OUTSTANDING MINNESOTA GRIDIRON TO J~*iftR STARS WHO WILL OPPOSE WOLVERINES SATURDAY [i/All, I GrnERTISlwG NOTICE Co~eI~ 'K~pke'sChar'ges W11 Try c~ Win ~Little 'Brown jug' Pram Northmen~ Hampered by a drizzling mist, Coach Courtright s&it his charges through a ~flnal light scrimmage last nij~ht in p~epara~ion ~or the game with Western . State Normal tomorrow afternoon. Western's un - blemished record znis seaso...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A L FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Geology 31: The mnid-semester examnlnation will be given Monday. Ncdrlt 18, a~t It &elock. Students with suraanwx A through Li D IY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN please go to Room 205 Mason Ball; M-Z in 231 A. 11., the regular' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members i History 5 (105): Mldseinester examination Mndcay, November 18, of the University. Copy receive...…
…L ESTABLISHED 1890 j r tt ..._.__ mn Alt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGE., PRICE FIVE CENTS Gargoyle Contains New Surprise Features; MOSER FOR PR, Anspache on Tren Ameri SHEPERD Preferenc Grant App A NOOCS Gargoyle Contains New Surprise Features ; Makes Initial Appearance On Campus Today And what a surprise! cussed by one of the editors, and With new typograph...…
…i. -PAGE TWO THE ICHIG AN D AlLY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929 FACULT I D[ Massachuseti 011,New Ingem AT WEEKLYM[TINflSy Student Christian association; to be Sponjsor of S.tries of Dinners WILL HOLD)DISCUSSIONS; rv Co-operation of Fraternitieq as Well as Facuilty 1s Urged+ in order to better acquaint the students of the University with the members of the faculty, the f'tu- dent Christian association is spon- soring a faculty-fraternit...…
