…ESTABLISHED 1920 ol 4 P ,# u mmr x I~Iihiga 4i MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 17. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930. PRICE FIVE CENTS HEALTH PROBL6MS 6 N "EFETS HAMPBYEFIRST Da ROUND Kl NOCKOUT TO BE DISCUSSED I UNDFNrsT pnr Man deli Fails to Recover After RV DQRIMIUT 111F I:1 First Hard Smash. I E UUVIIIIVIIIILI I IVILI Special Health Institutes Will Offer Intensified Work Today, Tomorrow. DR. ISAACS WILL SPEAK...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ICV Itr 4ail MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 4k VOL.,XL. NO. 81. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r 1 J a 1 1 i 1 3 9 J l vA -... ,,, t 1 l i 1 1 SEnateof l lsmmitteeSanctions Formation Freshman Debater Kidnapped From Room; of H itlel Players Dramatic Organization Is Released After Being Held in Ypsilanti Another student dramatic organ- elMU IINADri Evidence is being sought to de- w...…
…j EAi890 D 410 MEMB[ERt ASSOCITED DL. XL, NO. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS A TQ Q | j"NINE, DEAD AFTER. ,lclg , , Oj j DEj STORMS IN EAST ERTSYSTEM (FyAssciatd Pess ARI Tcame in the wake of a snow storm, NIZ9TION br9Nhet death and suffering over 0069the week-end to the North Atlan- tic states. . . In New England the storm was Propsed dmmitraton Wuldaccompanied by a northerly 'al...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890, I i, Ar AVWPP t In MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i VOL. XL. NO. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930' EIGHT PAGES_ PRICE FIVE CENTS - - _ - - . _ LL _._ - -- -- -- - - - - _ .... . _ - - - _ ._.. _. - - - - --- POVERTY,OPPRESSION, WAR WILL LI FIND NO PLACE IN COMING SOCIAL TO CONVENE HE RE RMARC 2,2 2 Dr. Charles P. Berkey to Deliver Main Address on Geology of the Gobi Desert'. DR. KAMM WILL SPEAKI Prof. Al...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 V *b t qtan I a1133 MEMBERI ASSOCIATEDI PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES F RIENDS OF 'DOCT OR' LOV ELL BEGINNTEDMNTER |||1[" I ,F N OSLLlNOISINS52DRIVE FOR FITTING MEMORIAL FUNDARSITYUNA TO TLALK TONIGHBTRUN Cnrbtnsto be ReceivedDE E T M N SO A FROM VARSITY NNEuria Ddun0119 A ONOHUE PRESIDENT at T he Daily Office; Burial jJ R~lScheduled Monday ni hftl AS HALLARR STARS Hoping to...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVE RSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a VOL. XLI. No. 18 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIIWAN ETS OHIO TODAY I ANNUAL CLASH t) LOANS TO STUDEINTS SHOW BIG INCREASE! SAYS DEANBURSLEY Total of $55,000 Lent to Date Exceeds Last Year's Figure by Twelve Thousand. rl I fl FRENCH AUTHOR SMAY WIN PRIZE NOTED M I...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 00, AV AIL Vail MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 44 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS FA TERNITIES ELMNow VE r - . ,' ,~w 4i Y ~ 1r, F , rUSHNG SYSTEM JONES ANNOUNCES GOLF RETIREMENTI AS MOVIES BECKON, Atlanta Wizard Will Withdraw From All Competition I Next Season. HAS SIGNED FOR FILMS Series of T...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Addlommob-A Age Ar AIL 4II MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 69 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS DAYS TO APPEAL1 JusticekDepartment to Block Threat on Prohibition. OFFICIALS CONFER Two Jurists Refuse to Follow Judge's Precedent. (YV Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-The de- partment of justice a...…
…TlIE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRDY JULY 18._ 193[15. AUSW urtt ~uumtr 11 tr to9att 'Bl1011 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 post...…
…r -i .. . .. ,.W ... _ _ _ T ' T D - - - 1 -J A. ] , .' va-+aa .. y WaiaY 4.,aaa, 4e .b' .1.. y .i. s CF RI PLANS FR B-LAGK~ SPEECHCONTESTS, Professor IHollister to Choose Group for Fina ls ,after Preliminary Series. W1IDE TOPIC CHOICE Frencf i Delegation of Five to~ Guard Naval Interests of France flTI I li~ GIANT PHYTOSAUR'S JAW MOUNTED AgainstPowers at London Naval Armame nt Limitation !Meeitngr U ifii tnnUUn rLnI AND )PUT IN UNI...…
…' z , THE MICHIGAN DAILY [SHOP ROGERS CLA WITH ENGLAND WI1 Mtual friendship between the ople of the United States and gland will aid immensely in Am-' ica's turning from armed isola- )n to a willingness to participate international peace movements, shop Warrexn L. Rogers, '07, told audience of townspeople and udents at a convocation. Sunday ering in Hill auditorium. Bishop Rogers represented three nierican organizations last sum- er in a l...…
…trHE MICHIGAN DALY I*"AI LY PAND I HLATTEUJI Noted Indian to Address Classes in Jornalisrm, Philosphy, $ociology, $einitics. TO E HERE THREE DAYS Will Discuss Relation of Hindu Philosophy to Scientifc conceptigq of Matter. Opportunity to hear Pandit Jag- adish Chandra Chatterji, noted Hlindu lplpe, will be affor students of th University whenj he lectures in different classes on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week. In addition to sp...…
…PAM TO TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1930, CAGEL'S WIFE REFUSES TOPERMIT ICAMERA POSE AFTE/,IDfENTIFICATION f I~ :::y f r i 4 ~. ~ s-°. . t iO ' ,p' 1" s I , iac~ 'c.ePht arrial fom Luisina.Uponbein haied bAreote ress udPhoto- raphers she insisted that she was "just Miss Haile" and refused, to comment. on her disclosure or pose for cameramen. r F IREM EN CALLED JIHILDNTER STATES GERMAN REPUB.LIC I 'NTWO ALAIMS' GVESWRITERS GREATER? FR...…
…4 PAGE TWO THE, MICHIGAN IYAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 10150 PAGE TWO TNP MTCT-TT(VAN P~ AT TA' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1~30 CAL IFOR IA IBLASI INJURES 5: LABOP TRO'UBLES LRD ngeles Explodes; Poi ce Suspect Strikers. BRAZILIAN TROOPS CLAIM VICTORIES 9V ER REBELLING FORCES OF COSTA $1,000,000 LOSS FEARED Large Fire Rages for More ThanI Hour; One Reported in Critical Condition. (By Associated Press) Los Angeles, O et. 17.-Between4 and...…
…PAGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEM1MP~ V~. 1~O OR. GIL0BRETH TALKS ON UNEMl~PLOYMENT BEFORE ENGINEERS Expert Tells Students Responsibility Lies With Factories. That SOLUTION IS SUGGESTED Redesigning of Machinery When Business Is Low Said to be the Answer. A charge to engineers and manu- facturers concerning their duties in the relief of unemployment and financial depression was issued yes-, terday o Dr. Lillian M. Gilbreth, note...…
…PAGE TWO T'IDE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEIVER 18, 1930 PAGE TWO TI-IF. MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930 Faculty Members Join in Support of eligious Emphasis Week nianni rat nnnrs.D. HUUKLLY A HIJYL Lindbergh's B PROCRA PLANNED IntoCenter Fw1y Associated Press) LITTLE FALLS, Minn.--A projectI to have the boyhood loame of Col.' -- Charles A. Lindbergh set side as. Dean of Students Feels Results a state park will be in...…
…,°1930. TAE S1UMOR MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE iiuri rvnioioiti DREAMS OF TROPIC SEAS AND HIDDEN PIRATE TREASURE \r ri |i\i WILL COME TRUE FOR 43 BOYS WITH COUNT VON LUCKNER K LS12WORKERS; Engineers Believe Natural Gas :..r.*... Pocket Was Uncovered and . w4 Ignited by Accident. . MASKS USED IN RESCUE FASHION PLATE {The woman of individuality and good taste is offered endless oppor- tunities to achieve distinction in the clothes now being sh...…
…w - uillUtt7Jt;% ltll'dUt1I Y 1: 11_ .l1 MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7-HREE THE ~ ._. .i rIx AIYA~ hE _ . Olsen Gives Talk on Child Research Facilities in New School 1 p af i 1 l 1 l r I 2 1 t I 1 r ( i TO CARRRY ONEXPERIMENTAL WORK - CO--ITHUI ON Professor Olsen Given General Nurseries Have Increased. Charge of Instruction Professor Olsen went on to state for University. that the nursery schools have in- crcased enormously in- the pas...…
… 18, 1930 THE A-N ICJ: L}1 PAGE .8 ...30.THE....C.I.AN....I.Y _ 11 w o. I+ -W U - ,, , t T 0 w 4 R AT 549 E. Uniiversity Ave. 3Z0 S. Sate Street 11 1 A -W@w-A44m …
…IHE MICHIGAN ,DAILV. PAGE FA9IJ[JY MEM8EBiRPLANE IS PREPARED FOR NONSTOP REFU5LLING 'UENOS AIRES FLIGHT: TO ATTEND GHICAGO IDUCATION ME £Ti _____ . _ rMnriwe MARSHALL 'SIGHTS NEWEST COMET RECENTLY DISCOVERED BY GERMAN flff After successful observations wards or away from the sun. Three O PART A last night, Roy K. Marshall of the observations are necessary and suf- observatory department became ficient to determine the path of ~person t...…
…SUNDAY, AWAY 18, 1930 - Tflt Mtr-14TC., ANI t)ATT.V XARm TY 8XXN~AY, MAY i8, 1930 TR~ MTCVTTcAM r~ATvv ~Ar~ 'WY rnaxr, Ann STUDENIS TO ELECT CAMPUS OFFICERS TUESDA V -.:r el COUNCIL MEMBER'OFFICIALBALJLOT T Anpus Election, Tuesday, May 20 INSTRUCTIONS:--Place a cross in the square ( ) before 0~. ''P700 51 All &shools of University Will BNillot for Council Head and Representatives MANY TO VOTE TUESDAY Merton Boll, Charles Reynolds...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREV SATURDAY. OCTOflER 18. 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. SUPERVISORS PLAN tP, PuJBLIC HEALTH Washtenaw Board Discusses Plan to Aid Indigent Sick. at Hospital. APPROPRIATIONS VOTED Final Payment of Expenses for Washtenaw County Fair to be Made. Questioning the need of a public health committee, the Washtenaw' county board of supervisors yester- day asked that a committee be ap- pointed to...…
…~1'UiE'$DAY, ~ o\~1~iDr~R I 3, 1930 THE MIS t-lIGAN DAILY'" PAGE TH] THE MICHIGAN DAILYPAO1~ TIJ ' p _ T 1 I k t Intentions to Attend Conference in Gotham Announced by Economics Professor. TO START DISCUSSION Many Nations, Including Soviet Russia, Expected to Send Representatives. Prof. John B. Condliffe, of the economics department, will attend a meeting of the Institute of Pacific Relations at the end of November in New York, it was ann...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930 .... . ...... . . . . .......... . . . . ...... 1 , 11 FILIINOBULLEIINIDSR IuS UiiT Y. N1:chigan Termed One of leaderi in 11 Out of 20 Subjects Rated by Al,'.cc. CHICAGO LEADS NATlIO Pi es. R. M. Hughe , :G2 M1iam i U~niversitvy, Educators } a ; i :! Y NOW PRODUCES $1000,000 cR OP-ANNUALLY WIU!lLIVLIa I~UITTIN "THE"EA Student-Faculty C.t{/^onference, q toS.41+ Y Consider Problems F...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930. New York Waitress JIMENEZ REVIEWS Gives Leisure Time EFFECTS OF FOOD to Aviation StudyI "Each person is an indJvidual case. Chocolate may produce hives on one person, headaches in an- other, and gastro-intestinal dis- turbances in still another," said Dr. Bueneventura Jimenez of the Sensitization Clinic of the Univer- sity Health Service. "Milk and bread, although gen- erally considered healt...…
…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday <. ": m, ihe tIniversity .-ear by the Board in (> rorol it',den : Ptrblicatians< fn P. , A'tenconference Editorial ociation. 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 class matter. Special r...…
…Iq THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7T~~AY, ~I~7AflY 18, .. . Published eve y morning except Mondayt during the nijversity year by theBoard in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the itse for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this paper and the loral news published herein Entered at the postoifice at Ann Arbor...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the runiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Pubiications. 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 rn this paper and th local news published herein. Entered at the postoffce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matt...…
…PAGE IWOtrX THE MICHI AN DAIL Y SUNDAY, MAY 193 _ _ I ..:: -- rrrrrnr.r Pablished every morning except Moday luing ue Tniersity ear by the Board ln Coztzl, of Student Publications. Member of Wester Conference Editorial Assocation The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- tches credited to it or not otherwise credited a this paper and th local news published herein. ' 4epd at the postoffic...…
…IDa- FOUR Published every morning except Monday luring 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 inthie paper and the local news published herein.- Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Specia...…
…PAGE FOURI T H E MICHIGAN DAILUY TUESDAYS NOVEMBER 13, 1930 --rircr r...,r"wwseerri 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 thie paper and the local news published herein. E...…
…PAGE FOUR THlE MICHIGAII'4, DAILY TH [u R D AY. DECEMBER 1o;, 1930 r. _ 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 t...…
…SATURDAY, JMI VAi Y 18, '1930 THE MICIII. A - A"IL 8 PAGE FIVE SATUDAY JAI((JRY ~, 90 TE MIHIGN~DILY AGEFIV .. ..e.. ,14-1 *w qw lgvp ,7r LTA It *41 TO {RAFT DISCUSSES FIRST DEANS HONORED IN NAMING PCT DR. HYSU II. ING '20M G ''HP II OE IN MSC DORMITORY MOSHER-JORDAN HALL Ufld P IL TWO PIECES OF CHIN? ' "ost of the talented pipil1s I've ___ -- -- FP R EI O ft Two unusual pieces of Chinese' beeuwme,"stte E Constructed in Two; first w...…
…3RUAIRY 18, 19)30 THE MICHIGA D'AILY Pry r 0ILVAVAM U ZWA tAZJ ,_ .... ._ ' _ f 7' _... rllw- , Y WlI. A. A. TO LAUNCH ON FULL PROGRAM DURING SEMESTER Plans for Annual Penny Carni-I val to be Started in First Week of New Semnester. NAME ELECTION DATE National Athletic Meeting Willi be Held Here in Latter Part of April. With the opening of the second semester, the Women's Athletic Association will launch what isl probably the largest p...…
…'THEMICH1IGAN .-DAILY rn f AAA" M JUNIOR PLAY OPENING INITIATES SENIOR FESTIVITIES c TRADIINAL SENIOR SUPPER PRECEDES PREMIER SHOAINGOFO'STATE STREET CURRENTOFFERING OF JUNIOR WOMENt PGNMLGGE OTMNAOUC LANS TO WRITE 6[9 T l.T NLMN h IVE -,SCHEDULED TODAY1 PLANS FOB MEET" All Eligible Women Will Have I Opportunity to Receive Group Positions. Members of Organized Housess May Show Skill in Any j of Five Events. League Building Furnish...…
…ISU"AY, MAY 18, 19,30 THE ICHI AN DATL '' ~UNDA~', !vM ' 18, 1930 ~TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY al C A 0.73 IL I Ak MLTA Iff A'wA WAS 4A ....J . ...7 C....... 1 1 < 0 1 ,1 M i j 'r t t r c NMADAME GIANNINI PRAISES EFFORTS HSMANY SORORITIES HONOR SENIORS OF OUR SCHOOLS TO TEACH MUSIC AT DINNERS FOLLOWING SWING-OUT "I think that it is a wonderful the old compositions. Composers F1 Social activities at the sorority pledging of Floy Sawyer 33M WO E...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930 KATHEINE WILCOX APPOINTS 6BANOET COMMITTEE HEAS Scholarship Cup to be Given Pi Beta Phi for Second Successive Year. ALL MEMBERS INVITED Traditional Pan-Hellenic Affair Will be Held at League October 27. Announcement of the committee heads for the annual Pan-Hellenic banquet to be held October 27 in the League ballroom was made yes- terday by Katherine Wilcox, '31P, general chairman of the event. Marion Reading, '31, ...…
…TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1930 THE M IC1hGAN DAILY PAGE "I t .: TARMEKA'AUM FOUR HOUSES PLAN~ SECOND IN SERIESj Thanksgiving Tea Will be Held This Week in League Ballroom. INVITE FACULTY WOMEN ACADEMY ADMITS WOMAN NOVELIST Miss Loomis and Dr. Bell Will Pour; Miss McCormick Helps Committee. Thanksgiving theme will be car- ried out in the decorations and en- tertainment of the League tea which will be given Friday after- noon from 4 to ...…
…THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, f 30 THE MICIH IG AN DAILY PAGE FBvE - --------- --.,SMVAVAM MEWAvA ME 9MM &I STDENT FACULTY SORORITIES GIVE AID TOCHAR Presents and Trees Are Sen M NHMEET TIlSto Hospital. Many of the sororities and dormi -- - tories are celebrating the approach Prominent Women From Many ing Christmcas .eason by givin Schools of the Country parties in which the presents ex Will Attend. chanced and the Christmas tre are to be giv...…
…T H E lV 1C1IQA.f Ai X . ARD7 A1V..)l. . t VNIJFY , i ; i. i OPEN- COFREC SEASON TONIUNT U I I m m 1 11 11i-iilliilllo 11111111- - - - - , ,I. I - -iii I I LAST YEAR'S SCORING KINGS STILL PUT PLNCH IN BASKETBALL SEASON I I I s a .., ,, i 1 t F t i4 _r ATHLETIC EVENTS 'T ODAY. Wrestling. Ohio ,State at Columbus. Hockey. 'Wisconsin at Madison. Swimming. Mv. A. A, U. meet at Detroit. MND AY. Hockey. Minnesota at Minneapolis. Basketb...…
…E ICHY C A N DA I L Y TUESDAY, SPRTANS EETWEIMANA MINNESO MICHGAN QUIlNTET' CEPTS PURDUE LEADS IN TA POsT CONFERENCE RACE Purdue, with 1929 Conference gridiron diadem already tucked away in her trophy cases, is look- ing hungrily to the nabbing of a second consecutive championship with high hopes. Outin front of the pack at the halfway mark the fast-moving Boilermakers are con- ceded a very excellent chance to gain Big Nine cage honors. Wisc...…
…T19nr .M ICHU.AN D AIT. V - a'- '- A A t .."1l I .. i 'C1~..L 1_,L..4 AS3. A 4 w . .^ NTRAM SITORS ECOE I EATURE EVET n Sherman to Oppose Clark in Finals of Tennis I Singles Tourney. JTSIDERS TO COMPETE, troit Players to Encounter{ Faculty Squash Team in Contest. Vith the period of winter and spring Varsity athletes vir- 11y brought to a close, campus rting enthusiasts are turningl a interest to the annual Open: ase programn on Wednesday ...…
…e : # " PAGEC SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY* SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1931 _ _ s.. _ _ ,.. .. VARSITY NINE MEETS OHI-I STATE TOMORROW MVOLVERINES WIL First Game Between Teams Ends - in 3-3 Tie; Is Third Set-to in Four Days. Gallant PURDUE CLOSES BIG SPORT YEAR Fox Is Home First in Big Track Event BIG TE GOS i Mt ' I , ' Wins Annual Kentucky Derby U NEITH-ER TEAM STRONG Most in Successful Athletic Season History of School Will Fi...…
…PAGE S IX THE MICHIGAN DrLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930 WLVERIE 6 B 5 i 0 s -".E @ Ss< zl .E . 1 , F'- 1 t, !" :' 4 F # 3 16 OI10 STATE TODAY A RE 69HK HOMSES Strength of Mvichigan Opponents Is Unknown; Jayvees Seek Second Victory. FRISK MAY START GAME Facing their second Conference opponent, the Wolverine "B" team will perhaps find in the Ohio squad the dark horse of the Junior title race, when it meets the Buckeyes at 2 o'cloc...…
…THE MICHIGAN D TLY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 18, 1930 TIfF M1CIITC~AN B AlLY TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1& 1930 .. ,.,. ...- ._ ._ .. ., .., r,. WOVER IT LIMBSRSPUP ARKYALE AND HARVAID IL RENE FOR mP MAONCGAmE L IN Till SHR RACTICE PERI 'S ? ' Two Champions ips W ANNUAL CLASiC NFEXT WEHK Entire Squad in Good Condition After Pounding From Gopher Line. SAMUELS' INJURY SLIGHT} Chicago Tilt Feared With Stagg at Helm of Fighting Midway Team. vol...…
…0 PAGE SIX T-SHE MICHITCAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1930 Midhigan FuLkmen Skate o 3-1 Win OverCha ,,,..,.,_.,._,m. ... . . -. Y PPP ' L P 3 , " [; t F a I I y ti ; j ,, r ; r v V PN b.r I, ', U "" .. a i Q /1 i. Ar m f . '~- J it t 7 i u f 1 1 . S , .N Vrf A7' L,.y .. - . . ., So hono-c orward Nets Two 1 o nnsylv n a T rys Goals and Assit to WinT GKram Invasion S' hnocFrw~Nt w . Sco': HC. a deA ine: s Wd! Mc! IBadgc: s, lrillh...…
….irY'I URX~DIIY lt. d UllL; :±t 1 1'..L H t I A,!r -.AIN - -A'- .« . ? ..,.w.......... L !. A. Ln A V .F :A 9 A 41& j' 4 0.^Z Y l:%ir ":['Yl r L \Y . j Wolverines to Partiipa te Zn' /1A. UI. Swim Toda CASSllIFIID 1'016wyi s, ERTISINS ic _.__. _.._.__ .._._u__._ . r I SEVEB FEDE ILLINOIS GIVEN DECIDED EDGE I N 'Yearliing Cagers Lose u~r AEWT GR FIVoT at Game to Varsity 1~rmz 4 ___~ -(Continued Frm Pa ge,6) ENIEED W MI ving tmbledc...…
…18, 1930 18, 1930 THE MICHIGAN ~AL 71 MIL Y i a a u a a a v a a a, va a. a-.f a.u. t a s a a.+ a _. ... - Dilwermakers Defeat 1 HOPES OF SWIMMING TEAM R AISED )Ihio in _Close Contest' BY ELIGIBILITY OF FOULR NATATOI. (Continued From Page 6) _________ __ 9-22 defeat by Wisconsin S8atur- (Continued From Page 6) edteS.,lieab y' night and may be counted out whose work in the school of music e h t.Cartab the race altiough the Wildcats: has kept...…
…THE MICHIGAN DILY MICHIGAN WIN HEI WITT, KELLY, PARKER, STE INKE TAKE IMBIVI DUAL TITLES AT MEET FOUR MAT C H AMPIONAIPS C -"dH j..ADVEIRTISING 7FEHMNENTER - NOTICE WSTNTIntramuralINOTICE--We have openings for the A r t- h All C vm c u j wrestlin busines sadministratian studRets SWIMMIN( (Continued IPrrom 1ag "6) Northwestern, as'he transferred from another school. G SLANTS won. Ault took things easy for Varsity Breaks Mark of Three ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l Wolverines Will Play I LLINI OTO PRESENT S9TRUNG NE1T SQUADJ ew Yarsity Still Fails to Uncover DAVIDSON WINS FIELD MEET 4:15--Theta Xi vs. Lambda Chi! Satisfactory Pair for J. R. Davidson with a total of Alpha.l Doubles Matches. seventeen and one half points won Alpha Phi Alpha vs. Phi Sigmai high honors in the first annual Delta.f CLOSE MEET EXPECTED baseball field meet and along with co5:-S ...…
