…Weather Typically Ann Arbor. Cloudy in the morning. Showers in the afternoon. Y e AItWr~ga jIat Editorial Harlan Becomes Restless Again . VOL. XLIX. No. 163 Z+323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1939 wwwrw F PRICE FIVE CENTS Civil Service Law Approved By Dickinson After 'Probe' Comstock Given New Post On Commission After Drastic Revision Of Bill Opponents Charge Crude Politics' LANSING, May 15.-(P)-Governor Dickinson signed a bi...…
…. TtSDAY MAY 16, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fa seist's Fall I Imminent, Benes States Noted European Statesman Sees New Order Rising out Of Present Chaos Glared "Czechoslovakia will again live in freedom!" Claiming that Europe can never be -safe except as a whole, Dr. Benes listed two principles which have guid- ed him throughout his career: to con- sider Czechoslovakian issues always in relation to European problems; and to take a positive an...…
…7,MAY 16, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMEE Wolverine Nine Tied By Ypsi; Linksmen Lose To Illinois C"}--- Varsity Uses Five Pitchers In 5-5 Draw 12-Inning Game Is Called Because Of Darkness; Evaslevski Hits Homer (Continued from Page 1) Illini Captain Seeks Record In Meet h IN TIlS CORNER By MEL FINEBERG !1~ W- and when Mickey in turn ran into trouble in the last of the twelfth, he had to be relieved by Barry. With one ou...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY TMAY 6ZDA9'. __________________ I I THE MICHIGAN DAILY W.RA.: A New American Culture Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan, under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the Ouiverkity year anXI SuMn r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispa...…
…-6-4939 --T-H R-Ml C H I G A N D A-U-Y aTH e. .aICHIa ., N Dzw tT 4. H Tarty Line By the Neighbor Flash!! THREE MORE WEEKS UNTIL . . . exams . . . Did some- BODY mention SOME thing? We didn't HEAR a THING, not A thing. OH, yes, THERE were loads and LOADS of PICNICS and CONCERTS . . . a FEW dances, YES, people were out DOING Things this WEEK (nothing WEAK ABOUT this one) end. Lambda Chis AtBarton Iills . . The LAMBDA chi ALPHA's traveled out...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1939 SI TES~tMA-1. 93 Annual Business School Meeting To Start Friday Tulane Professor To Lead' Discussion Of Markets At OpeningRoundtable Highlighting their two-day 11th annual conference beginning Friday, alumni of the School of Business Ad- ministration will conduct and partici- pate in roundtable discussions of current business conditions. At 2 p.m. Friday in the East Lec- ture Room of the Rackh...…
… The Weather Showers and somewhat warmer today; tomorrow fair and cooler. LY. 131k ig an jIatjj Editorials And In Conclusion May [ Sa a~y . I VOL. XLVII No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS 4 3 Short Plays To Comemence Drama Season MondayNight 'Tonight At 8:30' Will Be First Show; Fletcher And Miss Chandler To Star Henderson Directs Festival This Year The first group of"Tonight at 8:30," a cycle of sho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 16, 1937 Morelli, Metropolitan Star,I Finds Joy In Love For WorkI One Hour Vocal Practice ing, feeling that he was too young to Per Day Sffce Ss begin the study of music. However, PDyuJ e tS coming from a family of singers, a Michigan Graduate musical career had always been hist DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 VOL. XLVII No. 163 Notices 4:15 p.m. The lecture will be ii- * 11 d- t'"° CuIj lustra...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1'937 THE MICHIGANiDAILY rAGU TTMEZ- SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 PA(U1 TIflLEE- .......... W- Conference Track Title To Be Decided Here Next Week-End (*) Hoytmen Out To Win 15th Championship Writer Predicts Michigan1 Triumph Over Hoosiers By 17 PointMargin Don Lash To Head Parade Of Greats By FRED H. fnE LANO Michigan's track team gets its big chance Friday and Saturday. Twelve thousand sport fans will fight their way into t...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 19037 FOUR SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 E MICHIGAN DAILY '4, 'E ldited ando managed by students of the University of m ichgan under the autho ity of the Board in Control of studet Publications. Ptblishaed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FMV TTW M CIVT4TAN flA!IIV PAGE FIVE Men Students M ay Witness Lantern Night Forming Of Block M And, Pageant May Be Seen Byl Men For First Time For the first time in the history of I Lantern Night, men will be invited to' all of its festivities, excluding the line1 of march, Mary Johnson, '38, general chairman of the event, announced. Up to now, this traditional event, which will be given Thurs...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1937 Co-Stars In First Dramatic Season Play (Continued from Page 3) Ellis Chares1 morning shut out Charley Boswell with a 77. Boswell took an 82. 'Attack On Living Costs Is The afternoon singles matches saw only Cisco scoring anything for In- Inconsistent With Action,; diana, that a single point in his Says Economics Head match with Saunders. Saunders took ' 78 and Cisco 80. With the administration follo...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; variable moderate and diminishing winds. Y AL 41w Aor an :3rnttA Editorials Tell Us how, Mr. Hoover .. . Help Send The Kids To Camp VOL. XLVI No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Big Budget Is Planned For '36-'37 Regents Okay $155,0001 Budget Increase Due Toj Larger Enrollment Regents Also (ive Faculty Promotions $1,000 Gift For Barnes Fund, Scholarship Is Acce...…
…RAGE TWO$ ~T~TE MTCTITGAN DAILY SATT -RD 1T, MAY I1G, 1^s . ............... . ... .................. .......... .... Robinson, Stoll Kidni LAT"E 1nfr r' WIRE NEWS Police Kill Crazed Negro, Sister GORDONSVILLE, Va., May 15. ---lW) - State police machine gunners killed a crazed Negro and his sister in their flaming tenant cottage near here to- night. The Negro, William Wales, 65, had killed a sheriff and wound- ed four men during a 6-hour s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Spartans, Wayne Lead Field In State Intercollegiate Meet v GV Ypsilanti Star Sets Record In Broad Jump Tolmich Qualifies In Four1 Events To Lead Wayne; Spartans Place 14 Michigan State and Wayne Univer- sity led the field in the 21st annual State Intercollegiate Track and Field. Meet, finals of which will be held today on Ferry Field, as the result of qualifying trials yesterday. The Spartans, headed by...…
…lo mm FouRt THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 16,1936 . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . THE MICHIGAN DAILY conditions in which needy youths may secure the best of food and opportunity to engage in recrea- tional activity is a worthy cause, and the Student Christian Association should be commended for its efforts. So, if you have not already done so, be sure and drop a dime, or more, into one of the pails being borne by students for th...…
…SAtrTURDAY, MAY tO, t936. THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FIVE __ - Many Guests Expected To Attend Annual Homecoming Celebration _.______Y. ___._ ______,. _ _______ _ -, , Ii. THE SPORTING LADY _ -.- By BENCH WARMER -- And Sporting Lady wishes to announce her entrance into the movies this week .. . It seems that over a thousand feet of film were used in taking pictures of the different activities of the W.A.A.. . . They'll be shown later thro...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 16, ]936 PAGE SIX SATURDAY, MAY 16, W36 Larger Budoet Is Necessary For Next Year Regents Okay $155,000 Budget Increase Due To Larger Enrollment (Cotinue rrun Page1) Instructor to Assistant Professor of Mathematics; William Campbell Steere, "from Instructor to Assistant Professor of Botany. College Of Engineering William Stuart Housel, from As- sistant Professor to Associate Pro- fessor of Civil E...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy today and to- morrow; somewhat warmer Friday. L G Uk igauP ~~E~Ait Editorials Making A College Education Pay... A New Sort of Concentration., VOL. XLV. No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Union Vote) Appropriations, Anti-Red Bills Attwaint Re snnti v s' citin Scheduled .C.G " 11 FG4A By FREDWARNER NEAL While University interest fixes it- self on the appropriations bill and t...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935 LAT WIRE NEWS DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Is Ve Eunetta Is. eOnstruetive notice to all memberu cE th *=% % reonot. Cu ytthe office of the Assistant to the Prlent imiui 3:30; 11:30 am. Satuzrday. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 165 Cot. Lawrence Clinging To Life After Accident WOOL, Dorsetshire, England, May' 15-(RP)- In a trance-like state, Col. T. $. Lawrence clung to life today, sti...…
…THU1SDAY, MAY 16, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Regeezi's Homer Leads Varsity In q>- - - ___ Four Pitcher's Used As Nine Wins, 12 To 4 Harry Verbeek Drives In Four Runs In Debut As Varsity Right Fielder By ARTHUR S. SETTLE ' Abandoning their meager diet of base hits which has starved the runs- scored column heretofore, the Wol- verines feasted upon "Old Man" Cog- gins, Michigan Normal's thrower, for 11 base hits, which mixed with 13 stolen...…
…E FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935 .m..... mom"m THE MICHIGAN DAILY SiI R ' I --v)~.1 I A New Sort Of Concentration.. . THE COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTA- TOR reports that it has unearthed an undergraduate ghost writer who tells freely about his work. This young man, apparently, has made quite a success at it. He got his start in high school upon contemplat- ing the aversion of the average schoolboy to writ- ing a daily theme....…
…THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DATILY--~.&aj W WYYYIi LYiiYYI .. +. .. .. +"s : v aaav 1.-: i " a..i CIS 11.f 1 4;-,r&%.TAU W A V ALA e"MiM! Kay Kaiser's Orchestra Selected To Play For Annual Senior O- -- Sale Of Senior Tickets Is To Begin Friday Will Star In Revue First Festival Concert Heard: By Gala Crowd 26,000 Dates If The Chain Remains Unbroken Dance Will Be Held June 14 In Union; Is Limited To 300 On Sale Brillia...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIX THE MICHiGAN DAILY Text Book Is Completed By Prof. James Physical Environment Of World Is Presented In V-. . r* a. - 0 +MU S IC Appear In Festival 1 The Forty-Second Annual May Fes-1 tival opened in dill Auditorium last evening before a gay and receptive audience with a program of typical interpretativeStudy festival variety and a group of inter- estingly contrasted artistic person- I A new geograp...…
…The Weather Rising temperature today; to- morrow unsettled and warmer. L r A~4v Ittgau ..... . ...... ........ . ....... . . . . ....... VOL. XLIV No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934 ___- a - -- Fisher Calls New Russian Attitude Good Speaks On 'Significance Of Russian Recognition' To Educational Group Ienderson Urges A New Way Of Life Says New Deal Proves That Laissez-Faire Idea Can't Continue It is far better that we...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN PUWJ~ntlon In the Bulletin is +constructive notice to all members of the University Copy received at the office oI the Assistant to the President until 3:30: 11:30 a. m. Saturday. i WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934 VOL. XLIV No. 164 Notices Notice To Seniors and Gradu Students: Only six more days rem after today for the payment of ploma fees and certificate fees. There can be absolutely no ext syo beyond...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE [ eam To Meet Indiana, Purdue, Illinois On Roa PLAY & BY- PLAY B-y AL NE WMAN-- . Nllfl . . ~ili. . t %N P7''a1111;1 l)DELfeature. of ' life in this vale of tears is that just when you are beginning to think you ir( pretty good, Something comes i sl:ps yuU down. ,ook a.t thel g, o mns ce. And look at Na So it is with the Publications sell- iors. Appointments are coming out. prett y soon now and we broken old veterns wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ICHIGAN DAILY I "N the Far East, and hence, wish to ask him some questions here. In the first part of his "peace program," Mr. Eby enthusiastically urged the American people to realize, and be in sympathy with, Japan's economic necessity for her external expansion. Mr. Eby seems to have justified Japan's action of aggression b3 telling the audience how small Japan's territory is, how limited her natural resources, and ho...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Faculty Feted ByDormitories At MayParties Martha Cook Hostess At Garden Party; Mosher- Jordan Gives Dinners Martha Cook Dormitory will give its annual May garden party in honor- of the University faculty on Saturday. Sybil Spencer,'34, is chairman of the affair. Invitations have been issued to 350 members of the faculty and admin- istration, including President and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Beal, Mr. an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Insull Tells The World I Was Not Dishonest' I I .1-nhrhp. Metr-Abduction Victim Asks Congress For Additional Emergency Aid Roosevelt Petitions For $1,322,000,000 To Be Used As Desired WASHINGTON, May 15. - (A) - President Roosevelt asked Congres today for $1,322,000,000 to taper of the emergency recovery expenditure during the coming government year. The main portion of the fund - $940,905,000 - was assigned 'by th Preside...…
…The WeatherA Scattered showers Tuesday Ab and possibly Wednesday; not Begi much change in temperature. Herr VOL. XLIII No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1933 Editorials surdities Of Movie Titles; nning Of The End For Hitler? PRICE FIVE CENTS Nominees For Annual Spring Voting Chosen All-Canipus Ballot Takes Shape As Many Boards Present Candidates Briggs, Deo Seek Council Presidency Election To Take Place Thursday At Polling Place ...…
…TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY _ be < accomp lished. i~eW i .uesSe MichganL'aee t 7:f0p. in. will beh pptutdb vrola ,rec- I. P'alur' oruy)ciAlsocuty Regai~ n cg W ~; fi~ioo o Au U ofcolegestun ents and their ;el ilul t :~G Th ~)'o~amwi;resecive coleg t owns in ,an area fetr afehmncebto Iu ouddon U;t:l'south by the Ohio quci:,"Rsvc:ta teU . ie nd on the mwest by a line shoud cascIcprocet he nvel-thruZhC hicago ald Sit. Louis havwe Tments of her Q.lZfl~ l...…
…X, r 16. 1933 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigan Tennis Team Conquers Hurons, 6 To 3 Appelt, Baldwin, and Root Show Improvement By Winning Matches Carstens Is Star Michigan To Take Four Players To Big Ten Meet This Saturday By SIDNEY FRANKEL The Michigan tennis team added another feather to its cap when it beat Michigan Normal yesterday, 6 to 3, in a meet that was held in the Intramural Sports Building because of rainy weather. The meet was s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY first time since the good old Union Opera days, Laboratory Theatre is housing a three-ring cir- cus. Not thai everything is not as it should be --on the contrary. But don't go to see the famous old Goldsmith riot hoping for anything subtle, for if it's that you want, you've got the wrong play. You see Goldsmith wrote everything into this show that ever was used centuries later in things like "Charlie's Aunt," "The NIt Farm,...…
…16, 1933THE MICHIGAN DAILY Im 0 h . .. A.MPUS SOCIETY* Week-Eid Festivities Feat tre Many Pastel-Colored Gom :l , I Goldsmith Play Appreciated By Noted Audience V f 'r~ihwn'lt ? (axmb er Q Faculty rAndTheP ricf Set Are Noticed An appreciative audience enthus- iastically received Oliver Goldsmith's rollicking comedy "She Stoops To Conquer" given last night by Play Production at the Laboratory thea- trc. Among the faculty element in the au...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bonus Army Of 1,200 Asks For Cash Payments Small, Well-Fed Group Frames Its Demands At 'Convention' 700 Tents Vaeant Only 100 Tents At Fort Hunter Are Occupied As Veterans Assemble WASHINGTON, May 15. - P) - The comfortably fed but numerically slim bonus army of 1933 today got down to the business of holding a "convention" to frame cash-pay- ment demands. Almost rattling around in the huge Fort Hunt, Va., encampment of 800 ...…
…ABLISHED 189j '1 r EA B4 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIHIGAN ... ............ No. 162. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1931 i ARCHITECT'S BALL HELD LAST NIGHT BPFAI86 HFEATURING PAUL SPECHT AND BAND Color Is Predominating Motif of the affair and with the added at Twentieth Annual effect of the masks which were Cas . worn until after' the pageant, an ClassAffair. atmosphere resembling that o...…
…RUTH BRETON, CYRENA VAN GORDON, I DO OVIAIDIT[DC in~r M . _... RU T H BR E TON, CY REN A V AN GOR2DON, Q ITSCSE WILL APPEAR ON T ODAY'S CONCERTS 1O d 1PRSiANROUYA[lIES ,. x r d v r v Y d'1 r "w 'rte r h r A r r r A-% r% n ev rT A r-a A n .r ra r1 r OV A' ;A r t TO 7t t 0 NAV Y OFFICIAL HUPE' FOK AMEKICAN Nine Michigan State ENTRY IN 1933 SCHNEIDER CUP RACE Paper Editors Face Cites Three Factors Necessary T1e story of the airvnane's de- F...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Fl . I ........ U .P.. IL ... Lh SCHDOL'S HISTORY TOLD IN BULTIN Founded To Render Serviced for The State;' Building Erected in 1908. NAME CHANGED IN 1927 Curricula Altered During Years; First Session Required Six Months. By Stanley Arnheim, '34 Michigan's dental school was the first to become part of a state uni- versity and the second to become part of any university, according to the school's bulletin. Known until...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1931 U-- . hed every morning except Monday dur- University year by the Board in Control at Publications. er of Western Conference Editorial Asso- ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to for. republication of all news dispatches to it or not otherwise credited in this .d the local news published herein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Miebi- second class matter. Specialt rate of granted by Third As...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA co PON 4 E I\ ||iiir| NELSON EDDY STATES PREFERENCE FOR COMEDY OVER TRAGIC ROLES P90R TI T009Soloist at May Festival Praises certs often and no other place could Work of Choral Union at please me more than Hill Auditor- Both Concerts. ium," Mr. Eddy emphasized. .N BA LROO._E _rComedy parts are my favorite SE. .. ( roles although the majority of my I : . ORMITORY GRAN1TS F1I SCHOLA9RSHIPS Judges Award Prizes fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATUV )lverines Ak Deteat w key( S PITCHINC Varsity Trackmen to Fac SIllinois_ Thinclat TIGERS TROUNCE YANKEES, 2-0; I CINCY REDS TAKE DOUBLE WIN am, 2-0 Is Today i Gives Maize and Blue Nine weep of Home and Home Conference Series. upton Will Hurl for Varsity Against Illinois Baseball Team This Afternoon." (Special 10The Daily) WA CITY, May 15.-(.'P)-Aid- by brilliant infield suppcirt, ler hurled Michigan to a 2 to' tor...…
… ' i .. ; _,: 1lFf ' [ S.s'° 1 L 1 ' . :.1='] A mmmmw r+arnrrrirrrir ENTIGRA0 RANSFAVORITE AS AMERICAS BESTLI U ODERBY Weather- Guarantees Fast running, showed up well makin ick for -Running of 57th all of the horses favorites. ArnualTur Clssi. I Twenty CGra nd Favored. Annual Turf Classic. The hotel lobbies favor Twent Grand and the street coners lear ENTRIES toward Mate in a personal survey Post Number Jockey ;r, n +ic.,- m O FJRxESHMAN ...…
…Exhibitions 00 ASSOCIATES WILL COM _LLETINWater color paintings by members of the Royal Society of British L U r rLr ASCOMMENCED B D Artists, third floor gallery of the Architectural building under the aus- pices of the Ann Arbor Art Association. Open daily from 9 to 5, untilRI[1Ur arf ice*to all members further notice. Dr. Pease and Dr. Pearson to form of the Assistant to .. Determine Precise Speed near 30 a m. Saturday. American Paintings, W...…
…Today Is Your Last Chance to Register For All-Campus Vote t * * ESTABLISHED 1890 mommommoI * * * * * *t * * * * Lw 4AIU 4t4 aiM * * MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS YWOUNGVIOLINIST 'DRY' LAW REPEAL' IN SENATORlIAL ACE~ Believes States Should Have Power to Decide Policy on Prohibition. SPEECH OPENS CAMPAIGN Says Naticn Must Recognize Between Federa...…
…WAGE TWO *r'mriIRTTr.'AM r"% A/ T T'I V 7 k. IA IN_______________________________________££L L H.1JL.Yj - , .. FRIDAY, MAY 16., 1930 'SI:.HUBER T WILiKA CHUBNET CTIVITY IN AKEMICHIGAN- Exteasve Iny'estigation Will beuF Carried on by Bueau of Fisheries. WORK OPENS IN JUNE! . s Gathering of Pata to Require Two Years; Scientists WillAssi. t< K Plans are being formulated for aj ! n eti aio f h b n~t 9Vertuins on Lake Michigan,<;.,. ,f. :'":...…
… 'PtUDAY, MAY 16, 1930 THE MICHTGAN DAIIZY . -. -- .. --............ ~M1Itb 'B~ l NATE FACES WGGEST FIGHT SINCE STRUGGLE AS NAVAL PACT] Pt N (lt Associated Press) WASHINGTON Once again a treaty whose consideration may write exciting pages of the nation's f history is before the senate. That is the naval pact, negotiat- Soldiers Direct New Activities ed at London, requiring the con- Against Insurgents; Return stitutional approval of a t...…
…FADE WOUT Publishtd every morning except Monday luiringte TJnjversjty year by the Board in Cola ul of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference E6itorial ApyociatioR.C The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for 'republication of all news dis- patches credited t it or not otherwise creditedt inthis paper 4 the local news published herein.T Entered at -the postoffice ai Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Spec...…
…TRMDAV, MAY It, 1530 THE MICRITCAN-DATE'S I i t Fill III 2z 6 0x. -z.' - \ WAIV[DNH0NODADYMISS ST. CLAIRE BEGINS REHEARSALS "IYH" FOR DRAMATIC FESTIVAL REPERTORY KOCH, PRESIDENT~ Jeannie Roberts, '32, Elected Secretary and Loudon, '32, Is Treasurer. HOUSE PARTY PLANNED New Members to be Entertained r by Present Group at Tea Sunday in Cave. .I Katherine' Koch,'32, has been elected president of Wyvern, junior; honorary society, for the co...…
…PAGE 'SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL'EY FRIDAY, MAY rv, 1930 _. _ _ _ ... _ _.. .. _... . --------. _._ .. .._._.._e....._..._ ,.... .. MICHIGAN NINE E FOR NORTHWESTERN Fisher-Coached Team for hinois After Game at Evans THIRTEEN MAK Seeking to gain revei 8 to 5 setback handed Field by the Wildcats season, Michigan's bas will invade the Northwe today for a return gam Purple. In addition to Fisher, 13 Wolverine pl the trip. Although neither t ch...…
