…i . ETABLI HE 1890 C ga tri g46 aiibr MEMBER A5SOC TED PRESS VOL. XL NO. 94. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 10 is RE ITTEU '. f:.t FERE C.L 11 I DETAILS QOF 1-HOP COMPLI STATES, C HA II ! Ripley Will Tel of Adventures in Search1 13iU of Strange Facts for TBelieve It or Not'l 1 0,Unt-dievable 'Tales to Feature New Yorl;Globe. I.atace.wd ~jI~JFebruary 18. ! ether cnough stuits...…
…1 ti ~ JAINA v 1 P ilYO lii iYillil iM IllrililiiMYMYMYiYIiY l n a C F aa iam mn onfer e ,c ouaige"I is as yet too early to venture ,IIttttliI 1HeI prediction ats to the results ISCREENV REFLECTIONS! MCOM -ENO DesiteRtdd D j(pett 7SysPretIss Iwich the conference will achieve. - __________ 'T M S r__ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ts problems are many and diffl-i-Cming 1Events. omance Full week starting Sat IVO CUlIML(I aDete edroPae v pme ,...…
…i ; ct c ;-,3?THFE.M IC H I GN TAI L7 SAC; T I iiiii iiiii ili i iwiiiiitill 1 iiii iiii i11111ii1 It N111 11 4 - --- . ur-. 11 Wfe are al Iways lI n the ma rket 11 for your used "books,, you to see us now.. I-t woll 4pay 11 Y-ou 14canmm leave them a-t olur 0 East Univerwsity Ave. store- or at ei1ther of our State S treet store s. f4 549 E. Ulversity Avg. .320 So. State St. 334 So. State St. Y-I, T ~ ~ ~ u U ~T...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEI3RUARY 2, 1930 T Stralityin this fight on the part of used diplomacy or arms to settle the Student council or the Inter- the uprisings in India. Within the Published every morning except Monday fraternity council will necessarily last few years the things that Brit- dring the University year by the Board inbe Control of Student Publications. tantamount to their giving up ish did in India have shocked th...…
…SUNDAY, IT13RUAIZY 2, 1930 THE I IJI A.N DAILY FACE FIVE _. _ _ . . - -- _._ v_____ i . TW t 'ARE ANNOUNCED'~TESO-I II P 1330 Junior Girls' Play are: UNIV FE'LLOWS DPSi ; os' T'1w ne' i () ahis girl t ~o -1-11(P;,fpvlc tin for Re-ikduc-1 1 ; adeon Adru, Rttlt13stbit., 01( 1 t.ic~.tz'i tito make ~ca bridne Ms'Alexander Rutliven OetsBenlso, FraniceS s b ie, Mit'ainnihl of the reC'PUij'(" year.RCC!V 9 H-one for First Time l Brock, Mary...…
…-- - U ljIAI,~k-~\ n-FT. W RI l - 2iiW1W; r. Aug"~ BIG NINE CAGE QUINTETS CONTINVUE TER, REST' WOLVIIINE WRESTL.ERS, CONFERENCE TITL R'ACE TO OBTAIN CONF NE TIT' LE ! OR WO W EKSTO NCO U;tNTRPURJJLIE1FEI3U ARY15 r~mIM Big Nine conference basketball neplsado et~te rei Michigan's 1930 mat team, ul (Mit and middle west. (Kelly w willi, n nth et te r ydfae so far this year, will meet" fU UTIN wilprogress for the next two weeks scheduled to be a...…
… 2; ' tU i~i~ij AV Y~iLY -.~4 VARSIT Y BASKETBALL TEM LEA VES I Spartans to Oppose TYPJE WRTERPS SPLSCOURT TO' STUDY FORX A'J!1NATh.IONSi Varsity PuckstersEm (Continued From Page 6) 1 _____for all makes of at it from another angle, the Woi- aTpwies maer annexing two field goalsry.and wr lyn nyta ye(Continuied Froate 0() Tpwie four free throws 'while the latter verinies wrplynolytatpetieing up the Hilltopper offense' Rapid turnover, t scored ...…
… mmpp--- 7054= Imm - I Ma ll'i THE, Ml(-HIGAN J-1% 1 .f _. Y 6UNDAY, r.,I'1I,,RUAIiY 2, ID30 ..)........S.N.A...... . ... .R...2. . .. auv J YM DAI LY OFFIC I'ALBDUL LEI N I'tlbiieatlfpn 1Dthe .~luli 1c isjcrlaic notice to all Members of the Unlversity. copy rrceiv ,d1by the Assistant to thcesi aert urtti 3:30 P. mi.10 a n auda VOL,~ XL, , SUNDAY, Ff"BRU ARIY 2, 1930 No. 91 I i Geography 1: Finnil Eainto o onda, Fe' brua ry ;3 at 2 ...…
… EST BLISHED 1890 I,. g 4 a1133 1.. n MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS mwmwmpmmmm VOL. XL. NO. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1930 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HOC "El s BIG T E TITLE _ .. _,_..__. _ ._.__.__ - _ ___.___.-_._ -__ v C. A. A. SWIMMERS DEFEA T MICHI ANI WITH WININ RELARY Wilcox Beats Smith by Yard in Medley to Give Chicago Team 39-36 Victory. CAPT. AULT WINS DASH World's 160 Yard Relay Disallowed Because{ Illegal...…
…SAG F 'h THE - MICHIGAN . ... _w... _.,.. . _...,... .. , .. ;; . I I fV-1ifF T I\"1 Z t:" ' N Z I i s(i. DAILY TI-.IF M.C VI C a a w.. T . a a -. -.rte. - . --[.* a~ .. *4 j LY, MAtGtik#" ill tf I MAJOR LEAGI FOR ROOKIES Only a few years ago the OasL eague was classed al the better of the poor min ball leagues, while the Ai Association and the Intern league were rated as the bes loops' outside of the majors have changed, however, a7 p...…
…::ORcMEN-Will rentIlarge IF] C ff[ T[51 CTHN U IH~SRTH CAM POS NIMETCLASSI Droom with shower bath, ebhrl LT____________________I_____________ADVYERTISING nl or double. Half blocks MICHIGAN SEASON IN FOURTH ROUND~ Phone 7981. 234561, NOTICE 'FOR RENT-One clean warm well! I _____________________________ furnished suite. Hot water day - Five Wolverines Play Last Gamne Pstosi ure-iasAe I EVC and night. 304 E. Jefferson.I W L Call 23580. Also singl...…
…H JiL - ClicA DAIL SUYNAY, MARC!! 2 1930 . . «. , Published every morning except Monday during the Tniversity year by the Board in Control ui Studcent Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorlal Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches creditedato it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published h erein. Entered at the postoffce at Ann A...…
…THE MICHIGAN D'AILY Psi E rx1 ... _. .moo iLn . +',:"- te r, ::.. _ ... .. _ . w . - ..,Y.il. , A ILVVA f.. p F ' fin= C'. I._._TOHO DLIGH CAMPUS{ HOUSES(TC I. E. T O HOLD PLAY(( TOHD PLEDGES BROUGHT INTO SPOTLIGHT 1 T UDENTTOURS MYLSE LE !9T RL[LI LD DURING EVENTS OF RUSHING WEEKCAI po In ihccoi c with its policy Sorority pledges, both new and Mrs. Mary E. Tuller chaperoning. adopted four years ago the Confed-Oold, have been in the fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chemic. Engineers and Chemists: Representatives of various divi- sions of the DuPont Company will be in Ann Arbor on March 3 and 41 to interview students desiring positions with their subsidiary com- panies. Dr. Forrester of the DuPont Rayon Company and Mr. Shoop and Mr. Krauss of E. I. DuPont DeNemiours and Company will interview seniors and graduate students. Please make appointments through Miss McKim in room 2028 East E...…
… Sfrt tig an Raaht Feature Section PRCtFV ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1930 PRICE rIVE nt of Many Nations to, be Assembe -, 4 Galaxy of Artists Representing Theatres of Foreign Lands to Appear on International Night Program; Colorful Costumes, Quaint Dances, Gay Music Will Build Up Vast Pageant for Annual Show Tuesday Night in Hill Auditorium. in Breaker F Sword D , Deg Grad. John Khalaf, '30 Stage Pro Lavis...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAILY " .IC H-A N A I L I I eiis &~s- 'to play leading~ t he three piece knit suit its jesey or silk <'tukin se--the two pee r Iiie with its pebbly surface, excellenxt- costumes for y day practical wear noQw. for spouts -later on. Prced 15 and Up TA-LENTED ARTISTSf [ !IsEHT HEIEV fD yr 'VA ST PRODUCTIOS I "All Nations' Review," 'Presented ..in 1915 Eby Cosmopoilitan Club Members., .GOOD WILL J TCRE ASED Programs Havve Prov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Play Important Role on Pro r-ma , 'I V4" -a J x. t" Y R l i Sii n 3 IN 131 Will Direct Seventh International Night<u S I C OF NATIONS Palmer Will AssistTICKETS FOR SNOW iProduction Plans UISTIC APPEAL STRONG By Mary'Louise Behymer eaturing Albertina Rasch, toe- er, on International Night," e out in clear, bold lettering il- ned by bright white lights on corner of State and Liberty ts. The people of Ann Arbor >nger...…
… I E y -" V p 9 ,:. E II Eo 11 04 rest nt b u6 r The Cosmopolitan Club . ;. On Tuesday Night CosackDAne Ifaw*ian Music ~i~~iIIII~ihIIII~iiiiiiiiiieiiii~iiiiijii i iii iiiiiiii 111iii IiiiIii imiiiiiiliiIiiiiiiiiL'j WvvE HAVE FOUND la EL .., "'uiui m n~ _ I t-'t e e f O 1 + of,-~. On ItIsthe meting place ofonr - g Stdnsfro al at ta tios, oheevpesen thepepe a. th oft te worldGgtheroInhgay ol an aher' fllis adOgoryin w .- ~...…
…ESTABLSHED it Ait o I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATIED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS E. AISHART WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS AT RELIGIOUS MEET 25 Years Experience Enables Him to Discuss Problems of Youth Today. SERMON TO .BE PRINTED Has Written Several Books; Many of His Sermons Have Been Printed. The Rev. Dr.'Alfred Wesley Wis- hart, pastor of the Fountain Street church of Grand Rapids, a...…
…THE- MIC-1HCAN DAI LY ''W-D flSDAY, -APRIL- 2, 1930- STUDENT ART Hghs Auto Route ThroughRock ies Will ShirtCEYJ TOCAC Fal River Fars at Altitude of Over 12,000 Fee NUTOCG IIIII Ar rYWIQTFO _ _____ ___ _ ____ ...._. News.,From OterColes Notre Dame Professor to' Talk Here April3 on; Acetylene Analysis HILL ULL LI TAUTIILU4 UNTIL APRIL TENTH H lu a , I 1i 111 IiWW!" Prof. J. A. ieuwland, head of Colgate Students Vote Wet Use of Mae-up....…
…WEDNESDA, APRIL 2,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIURN [ECLIPSEOF SUN TO BE VISIBLE IN FAR WESTERN LITI ER| S| \ O S ERVATORIES ON APRIL 2, SCIENTISTS DECLA / i~ ~ITOTALI FESTIYAL BEIVED1'/7 I4 L l IY M II IP I C'. NCu t- '.tI ( A BEE EXPERIMENTSG German Biologist Say s Insects Students to Atte Aeronautical E at V 4roit Student members of nautical Society will go next Wednesday afterno nd ''USEUM EXP[)T xhibit 19V NL TRLP 4iror LEAVE ON TIiP ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY AXMTYKTV.Qn'AV' 'A:PltTT. -) -1(1-qn TNP" . a M ,..flTaITCuANJ L AT1! a 'W 4 W A=t~ I .21Ax L?'hW L'O i A V Aflfltt1 46,'1:1.3 Published every morning except Monday during the Tniversity year by th. Board in Contil of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of al news di- patches credited to it or not otherw...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1930: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1k Imo-1- WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND LEAGUE WILL HOLD JOINT ELECTIONS TODYAT BOOTHN IN UNVRIYHALL Qn1rv , l'4'I+elnhers of W.A.A. Mav 1 Onho'A Mp. 1 ~itwc3 b U1W #A1A "NOTICE. Vote or Officers of Try-outs for Mummers Dra- Organization. matic Society will be held be- tween 4 and 6 today arid tomor- WILL PAY FEES TODAY row in the League building. League Will Request Voters -- - t...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WTDNESDAY, APRIL , 2, 1030 THF MTCTATCXAN ~YAiTT7Y W~DNF~DAV APThTL 2 t'~2A - L1 Al LS) 1 ,L)1 1V1L LJ 1~VV GRIDDER S GO T 0RUGH INITIAL FERRY FIELD DRILL REGULARS ABSENT AT FIRSTPRACTICE Poor Weather Conditions Fail' to Keep 69 Candidates From Reporting. # BACKS APPEAR HEAVY .J TANK STAR Coach Harry Kipke lost littl time yesterday afternoon in star ing the 69 football candidates wh appeared for the...…
…THE MIC-HIGAN- DA IL Y PACE tiN 2.11: . .. .. . A W HI SFRESHMAN TRACK VS SQUAD PREPARES 907 s 710 S. TO GO OUTDOORS ITT__ j;_Pending favorable weather con- lie's just a great big man from in baseball and banks, besides his ditions that will allow regular out- Maize and Blue Golf Team Held the south, but he doesn't smoke or books and ball banging, has taken door practice, Coach Hoyt is send- to One Practice Session even chew as far as inves...…
…PAGE FIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAIL'YI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1 -s-r-1-rCosgrave Loses Post MIL ID ALY OFFICIAL BULL[TIN' Screen Reflections Ul PRO Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members _____D of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- 'TYUVD U MIMELDS"c.*:s 3Detroit dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) WHATS NEW. difficulties the only thing that Bill to C. VOL. XLp WEDNESDAY APRIL 2, 1930 No....…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Itr~ Ait q a n . ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 0111 YENE[NODOSES Colgate Game Called Off Because of Rain; Nine to Play Two Seven Inning Tilts Today DRIVEFOR SUP PORT Holtzman and Kiegler Will Hurl hold down the visitors in the first rnI nufor Wolverines; Same a game. Davis, on the other hand, is Linup o Sartan inexperienced sophomore a...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY r RIDAY, MvA7Y 2, 1 J2 .. I OHIO PENITENTIARY WARDEN WARNS ARD(( OfIIIDELEGATES TO LONDON CONFERENCECDFST T, PAAD LocALkI' EXPLAINEDBY KAPP <t', >. 'ka.y aPUBI S E SD T NEoted Architect Discusses Usesof oG ALPTsATY Sof Construction Plans and Subec Difficulties Faced. tGradually Comning to be 'ognized as Valuable, Says Professor. y Thirty-two high school bands will ]arade the streets of Ann Arbors %turday as the climaxi...…
…FRIDAY, MAY '2., 1930 TH'F Tr -T -, -- - - - T AA[ F TR a fly &11.1TI-I y s,.. ra t ?A7M w.rfya i. £ 5I~..4J.~I A£i..&~lhU Il tmn o St teHouse Naval Committees, and of r9''U'TT ody Plan Through Investigatiohn by Their Groups of TO, TIAIYARPLN1 c Committee Recommends Two w Year Test Period Prop os&.. ::::: .":i.".d :"'; . .ter.'::::< ' Here by Little. . ®.. ., Foreign Relations Parley Provisions fYAL S WI}Foreign Aero Office L LENIOH L...…
…PAQtTOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930 w....,._I TC T A D I YFRDYMY2,13 r 54t £i1t~ian IaUnf Published every morning except Mondayi during tne University year by th. Board in Coutol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferences Edtoda Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- r tches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news publi...…
…0 . FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1030 ,THE MIC14ICAN D A I I. Y FRIDAYLMAY 2,.1930TA-1Fa MT!l-I \-- LAhT1!L 4 Yri VATAM U I L m \ ; ,. . ._..,,, SPORTS COUSTUMES WILL BE MODELED Dresses to be Representative of Campus Clothes Worn on School Days. SEVEN MODELS CHOSEN Peck and Peck Display Modeh in First All-Sports Style Show. In the attempt to cultivate good taste and appropriate clothes for campus wear, W. A. A. is exhibit- ing this afternoon...…
…THE MIC I A DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1930,' TII.MC1CNM D IYFIAY A ,13 wi M M l d MICHIGAN GOLFERS TO MEET B UCKEYES TODAY I TIGERS BOW TO ATHLETICS, 19 2; PIRATES LOSE TO BSTON BRAVES Only two games were played to- Pittsburgh Pirates in the National' day in the major leagues, all the have other teams making jumps from the hav the edge at present.Whethier' west to the east and vice-versa. they can maintain this margin re- i the American ...…
…THE MICHJCAIN DAILY PAGE S-L F . . ....... . nilli lit I P~ ~Tffl~U VARSITY" TRACKMEN WILL LEAVEI WOII. NE IDUUW1IfULIIJI THIS MORNING FOR OHIO RELAYS OR 1 9N 9T LE1U 5(Continued From Page 6)lat week is another Wolverine: T D YI SeGO O B TT EO.S RE had plenty of experience in this ponwo theis eadBl _____ _________________ ______- ds cram qua is e~ig fr afirst or sec- Y, gler. Likely to be Fishe' be pitching they have a good tad plac emrma ...…
…THE MICHIGAN PACE EIGHT DAILY FRIDAY, MAY. 2, 1930 PAGE EXGWI TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY' 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. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday), SIXTEEN BELIEVED DEAD FOLLOWING DISASTER WHEN BURNING HULK SINKS OFF LONG t MPLOYING PLANES __ Much Liquor Being Shipped into .United States in This Way, ...…
…THE WEATHER Fair, Continued Cool. T 4 P SUmmer MEMBER OF THE £rg ~IaitF ASSOCIATED PRESS j VOL. X, NO. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS SENATE VOTES AID TO W Vi IENS DESPITECRITICISM Democrats Successful in Raising Pension Rates After Bill Comes From House. CURTIS TAKEN TO TASK Conditions Indicate Conference Between Senate, House of Representatives. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 1-A new world....…
…TIM SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 a THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILYWEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 0 R V Published every morning except Mond y during the U niversity 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 cre-dite:d in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the ...…
…3W3. THE ~SUMMER PMOMHOAN DAILY PG~T~I I 'ROHIBITION CHIEF DYGGATES REPEAL [~aj. Campbell, Outgoing Head of New York Enforcement, Charges Interference. LAMES PETTY POLITICS Sr. LOUIS AVIATION FANS OPEN SPECIAL +GLIDERPIOR T AS LAND)IN+G FIELD FOR FLIERS OF MO TORLESS CRAFTS Lindbergh Made First Flight in' Glider at Field Established r; by Pioneer in Gliding. J:c' Fs Prohibition Officials 4Treasury Department Are Insincere. inI (By Assoc...…
…THE SUrdMER MICHIGAN DAILY"' WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 DA OFCIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOLUME X WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1930 NTMBER 3 Women's Education Club: The first meeting of the Women's Educa- tion Club will...…
…ESTABLISHED 192G aurP ummr 4kp iE~i1 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ir I VOL. X. NO. 29. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENT GRODESBEC ISSUES B ru c k e r T a lk s to G re e n v ille Audience and Urges Gas Tax be Kept. JUDGE JEFFRIES SPEAKS EDISON QUESTIONNAIRE FURNISHES SOME STUMPERS FOR. CONTESTANTS j (By Associ WEST ORANGE, N. J., Aug. 1.- Here are some of 20 pages of ques- tions propounded Thur...…
…. Th SUMMER MICHIGANi DAILY Published every morning except Mondhy 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 ofsall 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 matter. Subscription by. carrier, $t.so;...…
…2, 90 THE l UMM MICMGAN DAILY 2, 1980 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY -, WOOCOCK TO ASK FOR ENLARGEMENT ODRY PERSONNEL New Prohibition Head Believes Increased Enforcement Squad Necessary. Baseball Rajah Hopes for Action This Season I FEDERAL WEATHER BUREAU REPORTS JULY AS HOTTEST MONTH ON RECORD (By Associated Press) WANTS FORCE OF 2,5001 J. M. Doran, Head of Bureau of Industrial Alcohol, to Request Increase. (By Associated Press) WASHIN...…
…SVMMER rdlCMUAN DAILI SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1930 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ? ~I RtMMERM~cuiANflAL! STURAY, UGUT 2,193 i 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 2, 1930 NUMBER 29 Excursion No. 7: The Ford Airport, including landing fields, air- c'rome, and ass...…
…ESTABL SHED 1890 EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN MEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESS SUGGESTS CURES VOL. XLL, No. 4 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS I UrFC1LSEXPCT FRANAME CLARK AMBASSADORi LARGE ATTENDANCE AT UINION BANJOUE T I I f Henderson, Abbot, and Yost Will Give Addresses .o First Year Students. 500 FRESHMEN ACCEPTED Captain Simrall Will Present to Freshmen ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1930 DEAN TO ADDRE SS nrr tji u nu x-ria - ni it 1 PUBLIC RECEIVES HINT FROM CITY'S VEST- OF TREND CROPT POCKET LINKS O . . .. .., , ~ , d _. 5 a {_ a.Y v......_ I '1I UFLNN h' lIH IN What with two new vest pocket themov golf courses in town-a fifteen-hole was the linksTfor patrons of the Michigan The co . number theatre, and a course in the Union a dozen Cosmopolitan Club Sees Large ...…
…'11.1 U 1:",S.L A Y', OCTOBER Z, 1930 THE MICHIGAI' DAILY- PAGE THREE TWJE.SDAY, QOTOBER 2, 1930 PAGE TH~E THE MiCHIGAN DAIlY CANNON ARRIVES IN UNITED STATES TO ANSWER CLERGYMEN'S CHARGES Ul ER!C VOCALfSELE T t Inuip ml GAME Purdue Game Fans to Witness Innauguration of New Vocal Feature. LT. COURSEY TO DIRECT Glee Club Quartette Will Lead Vocal Unit in Popular College Songs. One of the new features planned for the big games is a singi...…
…PAGE FOUR 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 toittor not otherwise credited in thie paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor,' Michigan, as second class matter. Specia...…
…THURSDAY OCTOT3ER2, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I. ~ w 4! 4 PAGE FIVE ORGANIZD UNlDER Class Presidents and Directors of Dormitory Compose I Advisory Board.- MASLEN NAMES LEADERS Smaller Dormitories Operate THE SOPHISTICATE By Margaret Hapgood, '31 Rushing is occupying to a large of jewelry, though jewelry, apart extent the time and interest of the from earrings, is not as important feminine portion of the campus. this season as it has been here...…
…PAGE SIX TIlE MiCHIGAN, DAIL Y - - ~. -, T11~JW~DAY c'rOHER 2. li~O . v __ ---- --- --M-- ATHLET FALL BEFORE MD Extra Base Hits Rain Off Bats of Philadelphia Slvggers as Cardinals Fall. 'KII Immongm Ka T;t SFr p 0G G ; . , . WORLD IES E . fi F - ., 1 VAR01 r TY A GA- IIIIS T FRESH,-MEN I SIMMONS HITS HOMER Grimes Fails to Hold American League Champions After Getting Early Lead. FIRST INNING. St. Louis-Douthit w~as retired,...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930 T HE M-jC T-I G A N I A L ATNS''STAR RECEIVER T { TO STI3PWLCT Coach Hanlky Sees Southern Team as Hard Opponent for First Game. GREEN HAS FAST BACKSK (Special to T e il 1 u) EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 1.-Tu lane's Green Wave which starts rolling northward this week threa-: tens to engulf Northwestern's ; ,i Wildcats in the opening game of the season at Dyche stadium Sat- urday.2 At least the Greenies' 84 to 0 triumph ...…
…-P PAGE EEXGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1930 _ __ Seminar in Advanced Theory of Structure: All interested faculty LY FFICIA BUE TIN members and graduate students are invited to attend the Seminar at 5:00 P.M. in Room 307, West Eng. Bldg. This Seminar under the direction of Prof. Timoshenko will take up Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the following subjects during the first semester: (1...…
