…a' ESTABLISHED 1890 Ian4j tl EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLI. No. 85 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1931 i RUTHVEN CALLS STATE TEACHING PLAN 'MUDDL Addresses M e m b e r s of Rotary Club. CITES FUND LACK S u g e s t s Commission of Educators to Advise. "Nowlhcre are we, as a state blundering and muddling along more conspicuously than in our system of higher education,"...…
…'AGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1931 TURN OUT ~PDO 110 TO ni~rii~e I- HOP O ECHEST PREPARE FEATU F R 115 .II-0 Jan Garber, Herbies Kay to at Campus Social Event. BANS TRNOT AAMERICAN EDITOR IJEEK UF PIU UHUAti RE Isw C HUHC! VI'PLN Onderdonk to Address International Forum ' o Play ExecZ1,ive Committec With Faculty Mern to MeetI ibers at L theon . Plans for the Religious Elmphasis week to be held Feb. 22 to March...…
…TTTUM';DA'.'V', JAt;TTI rT T11)", MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TMIM ~rfTUfl$DAY, JA1~fUAflY ~'2, 1931' TI-IF M1C1~IICAN DAILY VAOE 'rH~ mama"* r-Ir -jr rT Germ~an Radio Firm- PIATV CHICAGO9EDUCATORRichfield Company Nj PUO FORle QPln oCOOcst UP ia Pay ybts eI Pas toaBroadcst TO DISCUSS BLIN[I fl T Parliament Debates ~~~TFROI PTW, Prs 13xICF OM £6 TSigma Rho faia1 toCorn tc v nHAy Rewha 1931 ove id fabl e igy s Davis to Take Cruise on. Leave of Abs...…
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…THURSDAY". JANUARY 22. 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1~TTR~4flAV .TANTAT~. 22 . .TH. .CH.GA.DA.. VA 'wAIM ANN lCAR VETH WELLS PAUSES BRIEFLY FIRST OPEN HUSEExplorerBelies Women Have 0% n ar i ft w ww aa 0 w H US II ChaceinExploration. I oTEHINIGH Entertainment Features Various Forms of Competitive Sport and Exhibitions. ALL WOMEN WELCOME Faculty Members of Physical Education Department Will Assist Students and faculty members will be enter...…
…k ' . H F p, I rC H T t7.,-,3 TT D ,N T I'-. V i 7ii ii. i ,1 i , .1 r1ivZT; ii, :z. ' 1r1a 3 "t -. TI-rE MH?1-rP>AT~r P NIVY TUUR~;ThAT, JANUAEX 22, 1q31 ' r or ' tc q z '" r r . 0 rg nil STRONGER A TT A C K~ Litigation May Halt TO LEAD IRISH Rfl ~Chicago Title Fight IV~I~Ifl Charging that the Madison S OUGHT BYT M 01 lawisx Regulars Defeat 'White' Team brfgtocd helioi by Szeabe Maginrn Sidney Stro lz, head of the Slaw Scrimmage. ...…
….. ' TrHURSDAY, JANUJARY 22, 1931 H~EICHTIAN TALY PAGE ";l 1iVE;N ,~ - U- - -~ r -C, *7 0 Varsity U - . e . .,,q" f e/ , L I _' ' ' ; ; - e IF r Y LSI F I E DETR~oIT''NX Junior Cagers Establish Selves as Strong Squad by String of Seven Victories. STARS IN BADGERS' COURT PLAY i. WOLVERINE BOXER WINS TWO TITLES Thin d ads Hold eiay Races First of Yee-; rn PORRLIP RrrT (Contilillod Froill 6) RICKETTS STARS IN PLAY Winning th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rT-TTTV -QnA r TAKTTTAOX' hn innt' ' DAT T.u KS WTVC~~AY J7YANUTTAY 22,fl( 1931A 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. RABBI HELLER DISCUSSES ATHEISM, f[ IFrederick Crowther HUMANIST MOVEMENT IN NEW idiii ! Lito hVb r int tI lmt THUR...…
