…PAGE SI1X TI-'F MTCTaTTr.AM Tl A- TTV "TTXTT*1 A TT AXY,-1TV- W T tTY 4 n 4 hall . _ ..... .. .. ... a a.i:. T H F A .r [Ta A .M f-rI ll Ant J... 1S A ti( %EMBER 16, 1930 m WHEELEH 9 S : = wr sm GIVES .. ti INES 7- , VICTORY IPKE'9 ARRIORS7BOILERMAKER STARS SMASH WAY TAK(E LAHLY L[A~ TO 33-0 VICTORY OVER BUTLJ ER MICHIGAN-MINNESOTA GAME LAY BYPLAY , ._>> ! Numerous Fumbles Mar Annuglj Contest Between Minnesota and Michigan Te...…
…SUNDAT,1Y ' , _ . . , I9 .T.E M C -T GNnA L THE TC1-1TGANT I A TI-,AV' PAGF S V,,N AUTI i t!g l BUT pry O V 1 l E ' farriers Loszto ,eft ; a. c -4 ;ICW .._ >: - z;- ;}, ra °,.+, ^ . . ,. . 21Ao37"CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NOTICR PLY Y PAYh , f (Conisinued from Page 1) badgers Run as Team and Te Next Four Places; Howell FinMishes Sixth. VICTOR'S FOURTH WIN ended. Score : "Miehigan 7, Minnecota (1, Newma,,n threw a long pass which f...…
…41 AGE EIGHT THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, INTOVEMBEP 1G, 1930 PAGP~ EIGHT THE. MIChIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1930 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. SUNDAY, NOV. 16, 1930. NO. 43 NOTICES Fourth Choral Union Concert: The Don Cossack R...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 I Adowwwwo-a -4s quINOUL 1w EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLI. No. 16 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS , AUTO RESTRICTION WILL BAR DRIVING TO GAME AT OHIO0 Permission to Drive Granted Parent or Older Relative Accompanies Student. if REA ANNOUNCES RULING Students With Permits Will Not Carry Student Passengers i...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN bAIL'Y' I~AILY First Mee I AtM;l, oute to Columbus forootball Ga TD D1icuss: Outlined byC $ rMotorists to Columbus on S P, F E day will find hard surface iloa u' all but two miles of the 188 stretch between Ann Arbor an ating to Take Place at Ohio capitol. The route, as Ana by the Fostoria Automobile k'P [1Y bat~ r .-. --,.41-4,,1 I lub atur- tds on -mile d the apped club, \NRETiHIflSOU T Two Thirds nf Und-cgr-du...…
…THTRSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 THE MICHIGAN D ATLY ................... . ... . ....... ..... . ... ............ x^pedition Expects to ReC02zstruCt M RIP IN CP0PEINorEDEN 300 Men Search in Mesoptamian Area for Archeological Material. SEEK CITY OF SELEUCIA Letter Outlining Work Already Accomplished Received by Ruthven. From the black soil of Mesopo- tamia, the Biblical cradle of man, science is slowly, and carefully ex- cavating for objects...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associeted Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thie paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1930 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE LFIVE - - - - - - - - - pp _ _ CHAIRMAN CHOOSES GROUP TO ACT AS HOUSE COMMITTEE Eleven Girls Appointed to Help Supervise League Houses and Sororities. EXPLAIN HONOR SYSTEM Signing Out Slips of All Houses to be Examined Each Month by Committee. Appointments to the house or- ganizations committee of the Wo- men's League have been made by Albertina Maslen, '31, who heads organization acti...…
…PAGE SIX THE M#TCRTC."AN nATT.Y 1T13-E' VI - l'x tfl.A L" I JAT1L1Y. ....u. ..i - i 1 i,.' .tea. A+' i« .ENVY Me.we-.-.sue wWYr a+MM1Y -I+ ' BUCKEYES PREDIlT, IMPR OVED DEFENSE ' Blame Loss to Northwestern on Inability to Stop Wildcat Passes. TATE EXPECTS VIGTORY IN WOL w t'rz. GRID STAR OUT WITH SMALLPOX YEARLiI6 GRIDDERSiMAFEE TRADED 1 ' L l L FESLER TO BE AT END Hatibrich, Regular Tackle, Ma be Unable to Take Part Against ...…
…' 14ltlSDAY, OCTOBER 16, X193. Da n i e l s s INJRES SHOULDR IN MKINGTACKLE, Varsity Holds Secret Practice Using New Plays Against Yearling Eleven. KICKERS GIVEN WORKOUT Newman and Wheeler to Appear in Starting Lineup for Buckeye Encounter. When the Wolverine Varsity grid team, which leaves tonight for Co- lumbus, lines up against Ohio State Saturday, they will be minus the services of at least one regular member of the team. Norm Daniels, who...…
…PACE Eiair THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER _ 18, 19301, THE MICHICIAN f)AlLY THURSDA.y v..~~i.. OOTOB 1R 1 ll DAILY OFFICIAL RULLETIN 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. DONALDSON TREATS POST-MODERN ART Professor Says There Is Room for Artists Who Speak ko Emotions. STRE...…
… (4 P # u mmirx WHOOFLE MEMORIAL 1, ISSUE A& 4 r Ag ALI AlWfl t h t II aitj MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. X. NO. 41. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1930., PRICE FIVE CENTS E TNERPOSTPO EDITO SU 0 Cotton,.Lint, Linters Show Decrease, REPORT BY CENSUS BUREAU SHOW BAD SLUMP IN BUYING 378,835 Bales Lint; 58,581 of Linters Consumed During Month of July. EXPORTS SHOW DECLINE Figures Show Decrease in Both...…
…THE 8UIM WR MICSIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST I6, 1930. T H E U M M R M C U I G N D I L YS A T U D A Y A U U S T 6 , 9 3 0 Piiblisher every morning except Mond,,y dui ing the. Iniversity Summer Session byi the Board im Control of Student Publications. lie .- ,cd l'rc.s, is exclusively en- STAGE WHIMPER With Scant Apologies to Helen Carrm OAED RoLL SUMMER DAILY STAFF POSES FOR PHOTOGRAPH AS PANTING PUBLIC DEMANDS PEEK BACK OF SCENES C '...…
…VURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1934. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE lIO. BRI ~IY~MOSHER- JORDAN HALLS, WOMEN'S DORMITORY, NOW NEARING COMPLETION, ISN'T THAT TOO EXCITING? HEARS HICKS HOOT;:... ..................................f~. G o p o o G e t n . . A. . :;:::": . :Y ..: ., .S J "... ..4t.}..+ ..r..A....*.".Y{ :{1:... *1 . . .. _ :*: 4"Y*.r4:: . . . G overnors.-"" I . .,: ......r:,Y:."'.r... . ......:":.A.Nl +J..,..... ... !.{':":t :::::: """ .....…
…THE SUMMER hHCHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1930. .._.. THE STJMMkR MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930. DAILY 0OFFICIAL DULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Sum- mer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. X. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1930 NUMBER 41 School of Music Concert: Lynn Clark, baritone, and Rose Ly...…
…ESTABLISHED 1920 P Su m m rx lJ~Iirhigal Iat MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. X. NO 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 NAVAL PACT VOTE' EXPECTED SOON ASI DEBATE CONTINUES Reed Gives Exposition of Treaty Closing Case of Advocates Before Special Session. ROBINSON LEADS ATTACK Sixty Senators Answer to Roll Call, Assuring Certainty of Quorum for Vote. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 15. -Advo- ca...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 t, wIir ummwr 1* r4 1- an ai I Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. TIhe .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 pubjished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan. postoffi...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 Golfer Takes Virginia StateTitle at Sixteen 11 DISCUSSION, GROUP ...... THE SUIMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE r1IJ/,.lJJ/.lJJJJ.lI.llllJY~~ ." ~ x a c i nP a LAS 1F1ESP ORT AL KI for Intramural Crown ~ ADVERTISING .CCOt,. 00 .000000 .00 0 00 GOC4Nrrrririr... ri~ Mary Shelley, Eleanor Bodewig, Emma Waterman, Faculty Members, Will Direct. Soundings for the establishment of a discussion group for women interested in Ph...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1931) SDAILY OFI CIAL Publication in the Bulletin is constru bers of the University. Copy received at ofathe Summer Session until 3:30, except: Saturday. VOL. X. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1 Excursion No. 3: General Motors Provi today, July 16. The extensive road and lab the General Motors Corporation will be ins guides.RParty leaves in special busses...…
…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...…
…Y, MAY 16,1930 THE MICHIGAN D AILY PAGE SEVM 7 --1 - 7 -,,'T -'- -7 - _. w.. _., . , . n . , ._,a. ._ i A KENTUCKY DERBY, OCCURSOMR W Twclve Thoroughbreds, Smallestj Meld in Years, to Face Baseball Team See4s Revenge oan Wildcats For Last 8-0 Losej (Continued From Page 6) start the game with the same line- up that faced the Maize and $lue in the earlier game, with Kadison, Prange, and Crizevsky in the out- field, Oliphant on first, Sch...…
…mm*ll INS l E!~ THE MICHIGAN DAILYA FRTnAY, MAY 16, DAILY 0 F F ICIAL B ULLETI N 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) I I I K lRIrMEARS WILL T RY TO BREAK RECORD Parker Describes 1 _1 nV A IFF i FO1AILN hi fl'TTt T r I-In n r A V 'r- i Riininorv nrqrAnrug SI IILII IILVILVIIU R.O .T: C.SECTION VOL...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 E -.ALwin r 4 &IIM; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS f I VOL. XL. NO. 118 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ICHIC AN SW IMMER HINDU TEACHER J N10H IR 2 "TO COME HERE Will Hold Classes in Semitics, SJour nalism, Sociology, u n i m a u aui rrT and Philosophy. CAAINBL' MAY PROHIBIT [lOUDH A XPORT I V V i IHPandit J. C. Chatterji, noted 1 Hindu philosopher, will conduct Pass Sec...…
….°T14E, IC CAN GAILY TH~ MICH!CAt~J A I LV FLOC _ ...__ )DS IN SOUTH FRANCE CAUSE To Send Deer Carcasses CAPONE TO QUIT Fight War Over Again 300 DEATHS; LANDS LAID WASTE Here forExamination JAIL ON MONDAYand the Germans Lose Some of the carcasses of deer ______ms that that have perished during the (cy Associated Press) PORTLAND, March 15-An argu- . winter in Alpena county will be sent PHILADELPHIA, March 15.- ment between four sailors, t...…
…,. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PROFESSOR RUFUS TELS OF RECENT PLANET DSCOVEYlI Dr. Lowell Determined Position of Extra.Neptunian Orbit Fifteen Years Ago. IS NINTH KNOWN WORLD Locating Unnamed Body Equal in Importance to Finding of Neptune by Galle. Commenting on Wednesday's an- nouncement from the Lowell ob- servatory of the discovery of a new, 1.t onpf Rrf W C R ifiic, atin. DOHENEY TRIED IN WASHINGTON IDIMTIfl TOTLIICJOHNSON'S BANT FOR IMPLICATIONS...…
…~TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, Published every morning except 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- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ...…
…0 THE M1CHiCAN DXIiAY "w rJ LVAVA IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I OWN$& I -a'. - ______________________________________________________ COOK AND RAYE( WOMEN GOLFERS OSREPEAL OF DRY ELECT MANAGER LAW UNFAVORED I APPOINTED "BY CLUB WOMEN (l'ar ociated l 'r-s WASHINGTON - In answer to a} call issued by the dry leaders of St. Patrick's congress, more than a scoie o1ic Twelve Junior Guards Will Con- duct Seniors in Marchf Around Campus. TO RETURN FOR PL...…
…THE MI-HICAN DAILY THWESTERN WINS INTERSCHOLASTIC TRAC FROEBL CPTUREIS'g Detroit School Takes 36 Points Against 30 1/5 for Its Chief Opponent. LAKEWOOD GETS THIRD Amid a wholesale record-smash- ing assault, Detroit Northwestern' came back from the rim of defeat yesterday afternoon to successively, defend her University of Michigan indoor interscholastic track cham- pionship by piling up 35 points to outscore Froebel of Gary, fmd., by a marg...…
…O 18, wTHE MICHICAN DAILY NEW NAUKSSET iN, ImpI 'hlul vunninrf BADGER COACH AWAITS TURNOUT OF GRIDDERS FOR SPRING WORKOUT I Il'bfl a HIVUL II ](Special to The Daily) MADISON, Wis., March 15.-"In nall my football coaching experience 'he inen can come out, One of the' j hief difficulties in previous springs has been that the coaches have not Ihave foun hta ysrn Another Equaled in Sixth IIbeen able to count on the same practice goes, so goe...…
…'THE M t C H . N t) .II-1 ' ---------A--)AI LI if not called for .before Saturday, March 22, Main Desk at the Health Switch & Signal Company, Swissvale, Pa.., will recruit in Room 271 on phy and Modern Science" ui Service, will be destroyed. Monday and Tuesday. auspices International Forum. John Sundwall , A. D. Moore , __.. Seniors, School of Education : Orders for commencement invita- Astronomy Colloquium': Professor L. A. Hopkins will...…
…q z 1 ESTABLISHED 1890 i Ii x x #ai1~t ' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS oft 11 - 10,60MIM SNIP VOL. XL. NO. 79. eANN ARBOR, MICTU}GAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _.. ':. F ,; a "+' r ' : , r. ° is . u G S Y-,STE ; ; , , ';ti'4 i . .h k V V i !f r, COUCILTO ASKi CMPUS OPINION ON NEW RULING No Statement to be Made Until; Sentiment of Students Is AscertainedQ TILLEY HEADS INQUIRY1 WOMENS AFFIRMATIVE DEB...…
…Ti-if ~iiCTHjC~1A~A~ "fin .. k A II l .: A'i 1. L i A A A. X S .1. V .AUK f. n. A. .[ a ,. .. TED WEEMS' POPULAR AND WELL-KNOWN ORCHESTRA, PLAYING IN CHICAGO Forsythe Endorses H E 2 ENOW AT GRANADA CAFE, WILL TRAVEL TO ANN ARBOR FOR 1930 J-HOP Propaganda Against .,l {O E U HCmm unitytGasses *i }x .Dr. W. C. Forsythe, of the Univer- sity Health service, in speaking re- .ng cently of the use of common drink- Si ing glasses in fraternities a...…
…t,1T, . J d 1 1 tJ , t4 ' I t; 1 .1 l MI I n AT! V ' ----- __ ,_. ... Aa, - ST9'[N ,.GERMAN BANK PRE~SIDEN T OPPOSED P-HBLMI TO BNK SETTLEMENTS AT HAGUE TO .TI AC"AYf~' ~ 4 CHICACO MINIlSTER r .. _ _. _ _ _ .. I ,a U Screen Reflections "I Olsen Will Reveal Education Project Before State Group Dr. John Timothy Stone, Noted [ndicatkins Point CZ Latge Group to~ Attend Series Under Dr. Bruew ry. WiLL BEGIN4 JNUARY 17 ! Presbyteria...…
…IE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY, THUlRSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 such honor. If the partisans of the honor sys- Published every morning except Monday tem would perform a real service during the Timiversity year by the Board infor the literary college by prpar- Control of Student Publications. o h ieaycleeb rpr Asember. of Western Conference Editorial ingthe ground for a general instal- Association. lation at some future date, they; The Associated...…
…=tHUhSAY, fMAkvA 1 J930 THE MICHIGNN' DAILYPAEIV PAGE Fj VE F' ---- ------- W MEN'S DEBATING TEAM LEAVES WOMENDEBAERS OR COMPETITION WITH INDIANA U. WILL OPEN SEASON IN EENTSTON ICUT Ohio to Support Negative Here; Michigan to Argue Question S)a.With~ Indiana U. PROF. BREES IS JUDGE 'Discussion Will Center Around eto ntlmn Buying of Goods.r At 8 o'clock tonight in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre of the Michi- gan League building, the affirm...…
…IMI 1 ("7171 !,C -,A, N - P) 'i' fii R t .:t: , :7:i 1°l r 5'..I G,.__.i+:tit7 .....,A A D~L IW S ,3NU~~8~i~f I- ,.,;,.-, .._ _......_ __ _ . __ _ _- _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PUCK TEAM TO LEAVE ON WESTERN TRIP l+: -- COCH LOIREY TO!MATMEN POINT T9K( TEN PLAYERS iiand HewittLea ace for FOR HOOlSIR MEET Season Scoring Honors With .1- Wolverines~ to Meet Wisconsin, LiIht Points Apiece. Mann's Team of Wolverine1 GOES WELL O IASTE...…
…TH Ef IiiiH 1 G AIN YA i L FRAJEDITY Cage Team Wins Close TRRIGame~ From Freshmen ~TR C II I~ I fl(Coninel rrorn Page 6) ST I WILL [ P L 0 The former Detroit Southeastern player, added the much needed 10VHNEtDNI~ I tt and fitted in well in the de- fense efforts in curbing the fast moving freshman forwards. Toss- Annual Intranmural Evnt to be ing five goals Daniels proved the r Run OD . at 8.30 to Decide leading point getter of the after- noo...…
…PACE EIC IT THE M ICRICAN DAILY -Th. T)-A V , T.AMTT A RMZ.1iFr 1020- . _.___. i -t - -YL1 -- S -- 1- s} .v . r University Bureau of Appointments and occupational Information: I f P-m Publication in the B uilletin is consructive notice to all m emrbers i D f t e U i e st , C p e e v d b h s i t n o t e T e; -C i g opleneo h rea y A stdntsoany.e& o P a m a ya~ dntuni "30p[m.(1:0Iin. SatuULLLy)ii 'requested to file elections for the second...…
…"STABU.SHiED 18911 I. ZIA-4 trill1 N MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OL .. _ 1F , i i'{ " ; : . is ES ' . , '+ : EL im FAIR- INIM, R T slommoolm. BIG TE EFFINGER, PURDOMi STALK AT MEETING! OF SCHOOLEDITORS! Training on High School Papers Is Valuable to journalists, Declares Dean. TO GIVE PRIZES TODAY Members of Daily Staff Lead R~ound ...…
…PAG TWO THE ICIICAN fDAILY wrir tLii .R. ? . ! {r/ ! i:.(3:TiY/i:i#.V i + .a a u 1 1 111 Rutlvens Will Soon Occupy Historic Mansion OLD PRES.flFLJTlL ROME HAS HAB Professors' Houses between Febru-- cussion of providing a new house moved in 1914. The house on Southc ary, 1838. and November, 1840, and the campus of the Universuy taken University Avenue to the east of1 - -- _ _ _ }. [ ~~~~P7'ai~^n'' d ~ ~ e rc lo~~ on the 'tain Buildi...…
…NOVEMBER 16. 1929 r-T z ivr c rr r C A n DAILY' F ' .r r a ars + rl. ! + AsA. Z4 TWO SA LORS D EADUNDER-SECRETARY OF STATE NAMED BRITISH ENVOY TO UNITED STATES AFTER BATTLESKIP', PAINT GAS IGNITES , I Fumes Cause Nine Casulties on Board U. S. S. New York in Queer Accident. BOATSWAIN 'BRAVES FIRE' Futile Attempt to Save Officer's Life Ends in Tragedy for. Both at Norfolk, Va. (.By Associated Press)} NORFOLK, Va., Nov. 15- Gas fumes, appare...…
…+ H cMLC1 WClN DAILY.___r t 1O1L ~..;htale-bearing, and the use of spies. W it M.UO I1I*J(1U NaI I;' That such suspicions do readilyj Publisbed every morning except Motnday; arise is attested by the unfortunate i during the University year by the Board in'r Control of Student Puiblications. currency The Daily gave to the nru- Mlember of Western- Conference Ediitorial mor that the dean's office employed' Association.I a spy system. We were mis...…
…1~HT Mtrr~XN: h~(L~Y____ ___ __w 11 N&VAVAM U 0 AEROAUTCS CUB]Dean Denounces ELECTS IRSDNProhibition Tentative Program Is Sketched i.......... t1~ MORTARB9OARDHAS MAJORITY OF WIVES SHARE IN MONETARY DECISIONS.OUOOH LS DECLARES PROFESSOR ANGVELL AFTER SINVESTIGATION F 0FlM9 A 69BNOUUIE Interviews in New York State 'mIve no empoyment, the "-soietY' c<essaris: was Professor 11.g eelEooi tts W e PLAN ON CA8BET RvaEcnmcSau ve, the same con...…
…0 H, MICHFICA.N AIL THE MICHIGAN: DAT'LY . ti.. IOR VRIYT EIE TR STATE KOHMmOMA.L MINNESOTA PLAYERS WHO WILL FACE MICHIGAN With an injury keeping Brock-! meyer, Gopher star ball-toter, on the sidelines, Coach Spears was faced with the proposition of find-r ing a capable nTan to fill Vhe gap. Tro do this it appcars that he has chosen Kirk and advance indica- tions are that his name will appear in the starting. line-up this after- . no...…
…THE "I H I - DATE PAGE SEVEN THE NtICHIGAN DAILY PAGF~ SEVEN IOWA WILL TRY TO UPSET BOILERMAKERSC D PRDUE MST WIN TD CLAIM CROWN' RIVAL PLAYERS IN CLASSIC BATTLE FOR LITTLE BROWN JUG' iWILL OPPOSE LATS Northwestern Shows Impressive I String of Wins Over Illini { $10,000 TO LEND on first mortgage at 61 without bonus or service charge. Phone 4356. 1350 TYPING efficiently prepared. Uni- versity Typing Service, 718 Mon- roe. Phone...…
