…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Will Open. New Commercial Era I aor~olitic. Mjor Politicwl Conflict Looms In New Project Roosevelt Stands for New York State Control; Hoo- ver Not Committed WASHINGTON, July 22.-(AP- One of the major political conflicts, of the coming campaign between President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt may develop over the con- summation of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway treaty. While the treaty has been signed by the United Sta...…
… TH E MICHIGAN DAILY SaTURDAY, ................. III I I 1 11 1111111 11 11111 11 111 1 11 111 l I III 1p 'ickets Break This Way, Folk Camp at Shaft Show uart Of Coal Mive Commander Donald B. MacMillan Lecture: Motion pictures of the Arctic and the progress in exploration will be shown in Hill auditorium next Monday evening. The pictures Will be accompanied by a vivid word- picture by the dean of arctic explorers-Commander Donald B. MacMi...…
…18901 4r al I- vrt 4ho at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS son XLI. No. 144 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1932 WEATHER: Generally fair. PRICE FIVE ...... ... .. MICHIGANV TO MEET ILLIN BALLTEAM \BG{ ITEN OPEER Harley McNeal to Be on Mound for Wolverines Against George Mills. FOUR NEW MEN TO PLAY Count on Outfielders to Supply Punch to Michigani Attack. By Sheldon C. Fullerton Harley McNeal, right handed ace of Coach...…
…I I VET IS NOME tAIN STAND T WET BILL I1- J. LZL.* 1VIA11Ai IN' L ~1 SATURDAY, AP1 L 3, HOOVER DAM DIVERSION TUNNEL OF DO O T r il Iter ed by 75a ontestants. There re j Removal of Eva oims Resolution Would Have Repealed Eighteenth Amendment. O DIRECT REFERENDUM 'ill Vte on. Liquor Question in Accordance With Sentiment of Second District. Congressman E. C. Michener, esent .tive of the second Mich- an district, returned to Adrian ednesday to ...…
…MT~HTGAN DATYZY 1VV ay . i-"o c .9 N tate Here Toda Three Varsity Relay IIflA DiM tr Teams May Be SentUflV l IIIRL to Events at Drake iDnA r nDIDTR I II I MI I3ENGALS POUND FIVE CLEVELAND PITCHERS TO HOLD LEAGUE LEJ Trry !Equa1ls Ihome, Run Record; AMERICAN LEACTE Extensive time trials to be c,,n- ducted next week and th1week after will dc'l,r aiine Ih( c Xzl(t noml- ber of rela y te,,amsw that eoaeh h a r- lie Hloyt, will send to Des...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY a lished every morning except Monday during the University the Board in Contro of Student Publications. nber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitledtto the use for re ion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise in this paper and the local news published herein. Bred at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second atter. Special rate of postage g...…
…mATURDAY- APRL 23, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE Dorothy Elsworth ApoinIs Eight ChatilAl.-uien for Lantern IviI i Many Campus Celebrities Attend Sigma Delta Chi Dance in New Press Building8 S- - Seen on Campus1 Polo coats are becoming lighter nd more popular. One smart young ady strolled acros the diagonal ttired in a very light beige one, ;ut in the new military fashion A number of campus leaders and rings harmonized with her costume...…
… r lq 0 Flower Garden 'Informnation Afew of the best titles on this delightful subjct l- J1(YrT'S--Book of Climl-ing Phm.1:ii~.). 1 ICSI" FLS---Book of Aninuals .... Ti OT'I'J, S-Book of P rn ias . . . .. . . ..1 . ;<' VQ .1 )I--Advenrwres in a Sbrit i (i' a rhYlll'nli M I d -- U ainbow Ur~igutt tii NI, C'LI .Y-/Xr kc'Ii an AIi~i w(rt (:O1!:VOiN--IR ck (;-rdtft aii an Alvin, PL .tIs Vi-OhFW'rFS ANN!) i 1N4A N- -AtW1'i,.11 iiait.i for Am,-,...…
… ESTABLISHED 1690 t t 74I a 1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 125 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 Weather: Fair and warmer. PRICE FIVE C i c _ i .. i i ENGLAND'S RULE OVER IRISH FREE STATE NEAR END SPEAKS TONIGHT Regent Bealt SupportsFraternities; Objects to University Paternalism REPORTED SEEN Abolishment of Oath to King Seems Certain. I TONTUATION 'GRA(JE' Parliament R e piv e s Notic...…
…THE MICHIGAN ) A I LY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 3, 1932 D mold A-iinu,,.a.& enHouse ms ILL PLAY IL TITLE CAMESl ,9 FOURTH ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE Time Event Place Tennis, Wrestling, [ Volleyball, Swimming, tov Feature Event. perts to Compete in All Forms of Intramural Activity This Evening.. By Charles A. Sanford Mehigan's fourth annual Open ouse activities will keep the In- amural building humming tonight ith its widely varying and inter- tin...…
…qw E 7, MACH 23, 4932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TR Letters Given to j14 Men , 4 TRAINING FOR HOME RUN HONORS TVIDC'IYANKEES LOOK WELL FORTIFIEDI EE T hWith the signing of Babe Ruth with a sore arm throughout the H ll I NS..OR MIkees is complete for the coming than he ever has before, and is cer- I . baseball season. The New Yorkers tarn to make a firm bid for a place. I % Riley of Southern California look more prom' ing than t ey Geor...…
…THEIF MI HZ LAN DAILY ____: ,. Tht Stcl~pau Thtt " Publish'ed every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conflrence Editorial Association. * The Associated Press is exclnsively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local mews published herein. 'Entered at the Post Of...…
…~R cI1 23, 193 1,2 T H F YMICHI A N D)ATLY _1,_ -7 .,~h. S~5 h & r _.... , ' .. _ _...,.I DOMINANTFEATURHE' NEW LE! COLLAR of SPR1L~fl qTY11q ,._ CLIPS A66EN1TUATE~S°T INK S SEVERE d I,! FEATUflE JACKETS __ - -- l 'i -- '', TO B SM LIIYSports jewelryGosNuia -- ~ ~With Anchors, Wheels and Prints Gain Tremen~dous Vogue Fish Designs. in All New Fashions From CLIPS, CLIPS, and still more Sports to Formals. -lips are destined to do a g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 Play inportant Part 40 ATew lE ~ ivl FABITS' OTFIASTCLOPS Red and Blue, Yellow and White Outfits Seen for Spring in Local Shops. ,! ti' r . .,- c . _ :. PAHIOlTIC TR D MA KSPOHTS PL Red, Whte and Blue Is Featured in New Frocks, Sweaters, and Jewelry. c'U Spring Styles 3IONASSUE L .. a ho::Ars, High Neckline, Trim Waists, Characterize New Modes. GIGOL7 TREND NOTED Colb s Are Dark teflect...…
…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 FADE - _ . , _' A: r .A ngs CharacterizeMiicry RIILITY MASNewer Lingerie Uses p LN HaAIR a T Y L S .p p liq usfo r S n a rt T r inin gT j i I , ''. ,4 , I i , ; ,!; - Kj all in Step for the Easter Parade /I <ng Bob, Flat Curls, and Wide Waves Gain New Popularity This Season. Great variety characterizes the l new spring styles in lingerie. Ex- quisite laces, simple crepes, and dainty figured silks, all are to be ...…
…/ THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ..,.^_.,... __.v ___wm.._ . .__ _ _ _ _ . _ L-B~N LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ; lication in the Bulietin is constructive notice to all members he Uhive rsity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:31; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ,. XLII. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1932 No. 125 _ NOTICES EVENTS TODAY Mathematical Tea in Room 3201 Angell Hall at 4 o'clock. Scabbard and Blade: Meeting 7:15 p.m., at Michi...…
…IfIt IT. No.: 87 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, SATURb~AY, JANUARY 23, 1932 PR;3 ICE FIVE C: This striking air view of the new Lincoln memial bridge at Wash- ington, D.C., shows how motorists took advantage of the' link over the Potomac river on the opening day. The link connects Lincoln, memorial, shown in background, with Arlington cemetery. Michigan-Illinois Game of 1924 Is Mentioned Detroit to Open Largest Auto Show Tonight; E xpect Ne...…
…,""HE MICHIGAN DAILY F QUESTIWNSI 2ITATE SPUIT ITISIF CA INE AT HEARING OF FOREIGN LOANS EXPECT ROOSEVELT TH TO OPN VENL ctop PLANS THIS MN H- inittee Report on ]Balance: of Trade' Brings About, Disagreement. [NISTRY REMAINS 'IN' cial Communique Recognizes mzportance of ]Maintaining National Unity. )NDON, Jan. 22. -(IP)j-Great gin's cabinet split on the tariff today but, contrary to prece- the government will not re- .e break was precipita...…
…_ _._ _ _ r __ _ _ _ _. ,Y. DACH MATT MANN SKS LAR lGSCORE eam to Test CROSSMANSUFFERS RIB INJURIES VARSITY AND FRESHMAN WRESTLERS MIX WORK WITH PLA Y IN EXHIBITION Mat Fans Have First Chance, to See Colorful Dougovito PURPLE CAGERS - 'T'- t7 a r o rv v c ' Purple Beat Same Team, 51-24, So Michigan Mentor Wants One-Sided Result. Twelve Men Will Make Trip Led by Captain Miller; Detroit May Have New Strength. By Wilbur J. Myers. Just h...…
…THEMICHIGANDATE Y _SA ery morning except Monday during the Un rusity year SControl of Student Publications. the W'stern Conference Editorial Aasocatlon- ed Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-, al news dispatkies credited to it or not otherwise paper and the local news published herein. the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ssecond Special rate of postage granted by Third Astant .ral by carrier, $4.00; br mail, $4.59 n Arbor Pre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATt .., ! - .............. . ....... }r i RDU? EXPEDITION ambler Meeting to Conclude Individual Club Affairs. FO MAKE PLANt STUDY ommittee Working on Plans for New Proposed W. A.Ar Cabin. Concluding a series of individual .ub parties the Rambler's club, un- er Elizabeth Shull, '33, will meet t 2 o'clock today at the Palmer 'eld house. All women whether or not they re members of the Women's Ath- tic Association are invited to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAYS . f M DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is egnstructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11;30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1932 No. 87' NOTICES School of Music Symphony Orchestra: .The Schol of Music Sym- pony Orchestra, David E. Mattern, Director, assisted by Helen Van oon, '32SM, pianist, Highland Park,...…
…Mieligan 4ati4h MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES PRICE FIVE C ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, '1931 PRICE FIVE C: IS WOODCOC PLE JAPANESE R E FUSE TO SET LIMIT FOR R~TEALIN TOP Yoshizawa Says Nation Intends to Remove Army as Soon as Possible. Skinta, Legendre Selected to Lead Grand March of Annual Formal REFUSES BRIAND IDEA Chinese Spokesman Also Attacks French Resolution on Evacuation. GENEVA, Oct. 22.-(1P)-Japan refused toda...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , , , .. THE= tMe -, CA-:.:IY HOSPITAL INSTALLS NEW MACHINES FOR TRE'ATMENT OF TUBERCULOSISj REPORTS OFFILE[S AKED9 BY SOCIET Y Today's Radio Programs (Ei..tern Standard Time) The preference for radio enter- Twenty Journalism Departments tainment tonight switches to the And Schools Will Send Columbia Broadcasting system. The Research Data. usual Friday night chain broad- casts as well as various local feat- Reports of ...…
…THE M!CHlCAN D-A-ILY'- fid UUIVILLIlV IERENCE HERE UNTER-FOREMAN, ALUMNI BUREAU, 1ILST fIllP finh REGENTS MEET FEATURE 'ALUMNUS' r Who Knew Eight University alumni. Of these lists, 150 have been I Presidents Interviewed in pub]ished in book form. "V W IL I II L III Man 1200 Delegates Expected Here During Thanksgiving Vacation. DR. RUTHVEN TO SPEAK Visitors to Be Guests of Ann Arbor Citizens at Their Homes. Plans for the Older Boys' confer...…
…THE MICI-TIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of' all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second rl...…
…r INWoQrorE23~ 1931 -THE MICHIGANDAILY__ First League Party Will Be Held From 4 to 6 o'Clock CATHERINE HEESON, To Head First Party M GE JA E T YT SOCIAL CHIRMAN, PLAN CARf ARTY SIX COMITTES SMEI IT RProceeds of Affair to Be Used Mosher Jordan Gives Names Alpha Chi Omega. glis, Mrs. Kreg, Mrs. Bunting, Mrs. Outd PBJAlpha Chi Omega had a tea last Underdown. Of the Detroit alum- ,for a Student Loan Fund of Committee Heads and Saturday in honor of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY >rmal Outclasses Michigan Harriers, 22 to NELL SETS NEWN 1ORD__OF 108 ns Place Five Men in First Seven to Beat Michigan for Third Time. By John Thomas. racing the State Champion- Michigan Normal team, Roger I lowered his own record and ed into first place with a 100- ead while his Michigan team- were bowing in defeat to the s for the third consecutive resterday afternoon over the mile cross country course, 22 nping hi...…
…THE MICHICAN DATLJY_ JIR T TEACHERS FAULT, PROBABLY By Lichty ..,. RUMPUSI At'J' -/U our -SIT E 4Yark' 6LL TONCuevS CG .-NAp E swpRPe -YFP2S9p ,d uEW -4 0, 7 l601' AM'9 tt~oP T*p IANG.36OUT .x r -1h,--- INTtj 3-1'o IT AVLt . - (IV , GT1 o ' o 5LobJ.S_ 1 E t/O CHWrtz,7 THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 P.M. Lu'S I TIS ' fjC Lii 'uLOSE2 IAT 3P.M. AJDVERTISING NOTICE trip PRINCETON GAME-Round1 $2C. Driving Lincoln, will take 4-5 passengers....…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY OFFICIAL 'BULLETIN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to le President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. THIRD CLAIMANT( BEN (IIN1 F0RME Ln Uil -~ON HuInnm The 'Alumnus' Features 7 TOL. XLII. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931 No. 23 Soviet Situation Is Discussed by Thomas Kerl in University Lecture. "Russia ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1920 Y 'ummi~r tllfrhigan u it MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -i VOL. XI, NO. 20. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931 WEATHER: Continued Fair. PRICE FIVE CENTh Chinese President Asks Reprisal for Deaths in Korean Riots. SEEKS HOSTILITY TO CLOSE STRIFE Cantonese Government Unfavorable; Fails to Answer. HONG KONG, July 22.-(P) -Chiang Kai-Chek, president of the nationalist government of China, was said by ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931 " bIIe evry mrninge' acept Monday duiag the iveergtjr Summer Session by the ardin eantrol e Student Publieations. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled is the use for republication of all news di- tctes credited to it or not otherwise credited is paper and the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatche, herein are also reserved. atsred at the Ann Arb...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1981 Outing Craft Forced to Act as Shield for Canadian Liquor Ship. THOUSANDS VIEW CHASE Fugitive Speedboat Drops Load; Two Rum Runners Escape. TSB ffiU11 M R 1l It3 C#A111' DA 'LZ p ...... THE SUMMER MIC~GAN DAILY PAGE TERM W hen United States, Italy Concurred (See Story on Page One) DETROIT, July 22.-(A)-An ex- cursion steamer with 1,000 members of a church young people's society on board became the center of a brush...…
…_ s., HE SUMMER MIOHIGAN DAILY D aily Of f ic ial Bulletin Publication in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members 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. J i VOLUME XI THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1931 NUMBER 20' ,i Excursion No. 7: General Motors Proving Ground will be visited Saturday morning, July 25. The extensive road and laboratory facili...…
…LED AL Ar AMLd 4fi Ir t U 1131 MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 23; 1931 PRICE F PRICE ~ ATURE E ACHES COMPROMI AMEk ON mILL TAX NEW 'MICHIG AN HANDBOOK' GOES TO. bLD . PRINT ER NEXT W IC \ 9N Handbook Given to Freshmen Includes Discussion of University Life-. SYTSTEM Printing of the 1931-1932 "Mich- ial Meeting igan Handbook" is ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sorority Property Tax High, State Report Sh ['GUARDS CALLED TO QUELL RIOTS IN SPAIN; HALT CHURCH LOOT) i nl n ELECTA' T[O OPEN ORAMATI SEASQON YURKAPLAYS LEAD I.. Ht- ANN ARBOR' NEWS-BRIEFS FORSTR SC HO L .TO DEVELOP AftEA 11 City; t; ODE Henderson Reports Successful Performance of Actress in Boston. REGARDS PLAY HIGHLY Says Right Way to Get Dramatic Values Is to Leave Play 'Alone' in Acting. Complete succ...…
…l C H i G A N DAILY ICHICA DA!w" A CONVENIENT PLACE TO SHOP ~-J-- ~-~&~-~-.--.- - - -~ - 2 BY SHOPPING Per- ye. now. IRD HAIR H'OP cels Arcade ne 9616 IN THE. ARCADE ince of / You are able to con- veniently make your varied purchases. cats Lots at $30'0 and Saturday. Well, I've been wait- ing for this day because it is the only time I get any sieep (except in class), and also get around and get a few things off my chest....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY srial Asso" mtitked to - Campus Opinion Contributors are asked to be brief, confining themsek es to less tha.. 300 - words if possible. Ar vnymous con- munications will be disregarded. The names of communicants wil, however, be regarded as confidential, upon re- quest. Letters published should not be c6nstrued as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. ed herein. in Arbor, Michi- Special rate of ant Postmaster by m...…
….1 UAIMIVAVAM W.A.A. PRESIDENT SUBMITS REPORT MUSIC;i DANCE . at 6:30 day ASSIST Games Im. dances will be in the sunlight, ee has decided .man Pageant, i next Tuesday :30..In case of e will be post- lowing day atf Le History of gh the Dance," .imitive dance, Fauver, which i and sacrifice rvest. The sec- f the Grecian ig the Olympic :es in the tem- eatest inspira- hat time, the dancers repre- bes and priest- o be Given. Dorothy Ellswort...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY san Qualifies 15 Men in Big Ten Finals Today SECM D TO I S RSTS I00, 220 Golfers to Tee off at Urbana This 1 CANADIAN, UNITED STATES TENNIS ST ARS BATTLE ON EVEN TERMS IN DAVIS CUP PLAY AT.,MONTREAL AMERICAN LEAGUE Illinois Also Threaten to Take e Title; Hoytmen Qualify Every Eyent Entered. n, Ill., 'wd of cold' to at- ,I all- as 8, lr- 1 heat to row. urprise in the ified with Egle- Michigan's col- hrough ...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY I NINE METS STAT TODAY zro Flash Shines I at Conference MeetI INTRAMURAL STAFF ELECTS MNGR Robert Clarke and Arwin Markus Appoirted Senior Managers for Coming Year. Annual appointments for the var- ious Intramural managership have been announced by the staff mem- bers. Robert Clarke and Erwin Markus have been named for the two senior appointments. These men will succeed Tom Prouse and' Keith Bennett, this year's senio...…
…I C H I C A N L/ A .L L Y ICHIGAN DAILY JIAL BULLETIN constructive notice to all members red at the office of the Assistant to 'inf S dr~v. 1130 n r fitreo Y.M.C.A. 'Enriches' Personality, State Conference Decides ALUMNI POINT OUT VLUE OFr COLLEGE A NEW YORKER I atLarg )1i1%CjVL1g 0U1 3.11:. LJ.U ..IAll. I.)0.urUCy. Discussion at the state officers training conference held recently UDAY, MAY 23, 1931 NO. 168 at Patterson lake disclosed ...…
…JESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ar AkL 411r t an iI0 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI., No. 142. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931 ILL TAX CUT PASSED by HOUSE; SENT TO SENATE U. S. RECOGNIZES SPAIN'S STATUS; Others L e a d America In Recognition Is Claim. DIPLOMATS MEET President Apologizes for Attacks of Newspaper. MADRID, April...…
…> ° MTf WTt'_.gTAT Tl A' T T = V " O"YTTYT f4 V-. A 1 fl U I 1 %. 1-1 1 is xiy .vA.H 1 L-T-THURSAY.- AR aaa ZIL 23, 1931 DEPOSED SPANISH QUEEN ARRIVES IN PARIS TO JOIN KING ALFONSO SUMMR EPHSICS UE TO COEM COURSESP LmEBTO MCEL LU Todays Radio Programs (Eastern Standard Time) F.Hipi Marman_ star of "Girl Cra- 1 Department Prepares Bulletin Steiner Announces Delegates zy," current Broadway musical hit, Describing Classes for Great Bri...…
…, AP aYr s 3, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ji cl TTT BRILLIANT" PRAA.S I BY RENOWN D iZ' i LI.L PO -..Nalmkkf . I Mug limilkl. Pi x T, t SY y Y k t., I I1 l rj'j MANY o rHER LILY PONS I AS OTHERS SE 'THE FESTIVAL!! M Irq WALTER DAMROSCH, New York: I congratulate yoU on the distinguished Frederick Stock and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will take part. list of artists, and that PIERRE V. R. KEY, Editor, Musical D...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THVUtSDAY, APRL23,193I powwwww" Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control or Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Tress is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- r atches credited to it or not otherwise credited ne this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann ...…
…2:3, 1931. THE I IwII A Allah°. 2 3 ,-- -- - - - -....93 1............ -- - -- --M-...... ............. ........ A...l .. .. . _ . *AND& . .,, r y . .. ._ -~ ~-- 'OFFICERS OF LEAGUE WILL MANAGE I.A.W.S. CONVENTION THIS WEEK FOR INTEROL CONVETION DOAY TBi00 , , 10 di U f Deans of University to Address Meeting in Mendelssohn Theatre Today. PRESIDENT TO PRESIDE Convention Is Divided in Two Groups to Discuss Problems of General In...…
…THE ICHI Ai A LY p TTr[TRST)A7, APR TL 23, 1931 TH1~ MICHIGAN DAILY T~RSDA~, AP~TL 23, 1931 inclad Squad Sosenor Drake Relays COLD RAINFORG ES GRID QkOISO ON T E - B u I Yearling Practice Diamond Men Despite Rain1 GOLF QUALIPY4NG ROUNDS EXTENDED 1! Three of Squads Picked fc Spring Session D or Rest ril s on Fundamentals. The boys in Los Angeles are pav-I ing the way for a bit of ballyhoo in A cold biting rain which swept connec...…
…. APRIL, 23, 1932 TH E MICHIGA N DAILY PAGE N % Heavy -Schedule in Near Future Causes 'Fisher to Cancel 'psi Engagement. For the second time in two days inclement weather conditions yes- terday prevented the Wolverine baseball team from playing their scheduled ,game with the Michigan State Normal School nine .from Ypsilanti. Rather than postpone the ,game again Coach Ray Fisher decided to cancel it altogether in view of the strenuous sched...…
…THE 1 V 1 1 i-] I i A N DAILY THE MI HI AN A A A T..J,1- 1 1, " , 1 .1 1 1 1 - I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pulication i. 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. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1931 NO. 142 NOTICES Members of the University Senate: There will be a meeting of the Senate on Mond...…
