…STABUSHE F V ¢'.4 4 Lw. iga at MEMBER ASSOCIATELD PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 8. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN FRIDAY JANUARY 24, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ERIT s STE E D T P SSED Sir Philip Ben Greet, Famous Shakespearean [[r[ Actor-Producer, to Open Run Here Sunday lTHas Half Century Experience on tour include the part of the Doc- English Stage; Is Well tor in "Everyman," Polonius and the First Grave Digger in "Ham-1 1 LI ILU Known as T...…
…PAGE TWO T[HE N'TC TC.AN DAT LY S4 0FD11 TMGeology Professor -- TELVThinks Cook Should. LINDBERGH PASSES I~rn~r~nIPbe Kept in Prison 3 "5 Ap nPio ,t Lavenworth Inmate Was in Ann TO H EPEXPLRE ArborSeveralATimes toLecture. Admiral Byrd'st Expedition May "The request forwarded fron' Leavenworth penitentiary to th at I Antarctic Region. 'td.orney general at Washington re- ICE MAY BLOCK PASSAGE commending the setting at libert' __of Dr. Frederi...…
…of FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930 THEIF.MICH'IC'.AN D'AILV PAGE TERED, a a - -iv.1 .. a...x V <? lY. ..l AT.Y1 ;I VA . _ PAGE. THREE OF ARCHOOIT WILOPEN TODA ;Open House' Policy to Permitr All Interested in State History to Attend. WILL INSPECT MUSEUM Program Includes Six Speakers on Topics Pertaining to Archeology. EN IGLISH KING FORMALLY OPENS ' hM PnRIITTrE ARMY AVIATOR LANDS UPON ICE CNEEC I HI HIILII CNEECWITH RADIO SPEECH UhYLUlVIiHLA...…
…N THE 11C.HI AN DAILY "Pft MA?. SARVATM 24, 1930 - ... ,. s. s a u a s a. w. aMT s a m'a aa r a-a . T7X's .. ... i i F V iii i~x1lY.i +FU'iX fMVV Pblished every morning except rlonday touring the TUniversity year by the Board inl 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 other...…
…i MlIAY, .JAiNUAlty ,Hs D'A lL \ - _ _ x ---- ---, _^ - i a Sa o SNOSINGAMEKJHOP CALLS FOR LATEST FASHIONS WOMENTOMANHY100CKIINGPAITS ~ 5 J ~ NBy Belle sd no gacfldae ctivities at the League no gaeu rps;building1 lOCC C lC 0 10 FRISHMIN is I"After my laughter came tears"1Oteso ofeairalsdrape'L ElL' STAG LSETS~wi~i be prticlaly numerous nextUL UdSIl i [IILSILO isdunt be reversed in a couple of from a normal waistline into en-! , week ...…
…T H E M-I CH T C, AN T) 'A T 1. Y 'T+'RTrI Y _ ".TANTJARV 24. '193(1 -IT= - I - .T.-11 . - 11 11 MlD lI Itib nlvunr& z -.*&b .sue, lua Wolverine Hockey Team Afflvw."qw Keturns From Northern r [KSf PL CARNERA MAKES DEBUTBEFORE F AMERICAN FIGHT FANS TONI G SPRvHTIIN Mi T ICIA Intramural News Invasion FENCERS TO MEET 4 1 Split Games With Both Badgers and Minnesota but Lost to Marquette. FELT LACK OF RESERVES Tired and exhausted f...…
… FRIDAY, JANUAR"I 24, 1930 THE MICH4IGA N DAI LY .b 'Ar ... PAGE SEVEN FRIflAY, 3ANXJAR~ 24, 1930 PAGE VEN CARD1SIN HI Thckey Tem nicturns JOPlNIO N9T1AIU ,-,From Exhusting Tour Tfl nrrir.IIfIflflTVi .®... FRESHMAN CAGERS APPEAR TO BE New Rivals to Oppose LA S S I F I Er STRONGEST TEAM IN RECENT YEARS Iowa Teams in 1930 M, Press). V !lviiiV t11I Canadian Swimniing Team Holds )nierational Y.M.C.A. Chamnpionship. OLYMPIC MEN TO SWIM...…
…If'HL MICHICAN DAI LA PRMV, AM PP r4 13 .. I . ... . 1-1 -- ----o--- Res=Lue- 1 4 1 k 6 DAI1LY OrFFI C IAL B ULLEIT IN Publication In the Blulletin Is constructive notiee to all members of the University. Copy received by the Asistan~t to the Pr'e dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday)_ VOL. XL. FRIDAY, JAN UARIY 24, 1930~ No. 8t Ar en-tife Wad. Tranpr ece Tourists 1'ron Ship Wt . kc * i Strts of Magellan, c! , . ,Brew 'Transfer...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 p r ito 41P MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EXPERT TO BEGIN' STUDY OF CAMPUS DRAMASITUATION Geo. Quinby, Savannah Theatre Director, to Investigate Dramatic Societies. IS BOWDOIN GRADUATE Move Is Step in Development to Culminate in Campus Theatre. As the first step in the develop- ment of a University dramatic or- ganization which...…
…THE Ml(',Htr.AN At I. v ,_ ,vs, N t 1 4Ca t- 1 ./ L jIIi ti~l F tSDY, AJ P~T L 2Wi93 NATIQIAL MUSEUM VI7ELL SRAPflIC kRT MATS F Guteniberg Bible Reproduction' Illustrates Utter Press Printing. MANY TYAPES ISPLAYED Eamples cof Linle Engravings byk American, English, Dutcl- -SOF PR!SQNERSDEAD, IN OHIO ,FIRE InI j ij. jf'WIL-CST J. P. MORGAN $2,000,000 FQRENSIO C TES ....... . . . . . . ,Defeats L (Cicero and Hesting by 'Speech on Tradit...…
…j THE MICHIGAN DAILY' ..PO SIBE.A POI T- -NT-O- KILIN '* M NAV AVA,, RSTO RCE MOO1N SHlADIOW IN ATTEMPT TO PHO TOGR P.S UN ECLIPF'SE FROM SPECIAL PLkI E :.ONYSLY E&VNING SKY MAP NITffNUA irI7 ECLIPSE 12 Nation-alities Represented : .1:*. : - on Tour Taken During;;:, M*.....A.It wA 0 Spring Vacatio. P ~ ~ 1 AOA~ LE INDY &M - Am WI B I1TPo YEARSTOO LATE, SAY PROF1ESS( VISITED FIVE CITIES Carlton; Wels Lauds Prpose as Educational Projec...…
…T'HE MICHLGAN DAILY" THM SDAV;- AJOkIt A-'- * ~ , ** . ;, 1 2,u. r Published every morning except Monday during tae T'iersity year by thi Board in Conti of of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited todit or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the po...…
…24z 193& THE TMICkI AN '.D'AILY ,.. 94 aapv a T L a rM v; aa' v( r'aN D+saILY a. ... _..K - -. - e s s vA *0111 I"WN NATIONAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL (a" OVER THEHUDD DELEGATES ARE* GUESTS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AT SIXTH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION NOVEL FEATURES APPEAR IN SPORTS I WEAR FOR ESPRING BY BELLE. 'Now that vacation has been frantically passed to the accom- paniment of much hasty shopping, and May is descending upon usl with...…
…C1CH.IGA~N D A IIY THURSDPAY, PP,4; 19,; TRAGKMEN GET FINL FOR DRAKE REi LAYS NATIO"N'S AC'E$ IN DRAKE' RELA YS AND, NOTED PRO ~i~in __TAKEN BY DAH t-...,z, With the. death, ls daTH G IY4"[EN L IJC tIT 0OHILL r ~Alex Smith, golf lstsondaof$h s ;most picturesque figures ever to be Coach, Harry Kipke Sends Squad ,associated with the pastime. Alex- ' Th ugah Short. Session . ?anderv Smith, brother to the Mvac-' Donal Smith who won the Los o...…
…24, 1930 -THg M1~I4I~-AN 1~A4LY lay by Play Account of Michigan-Ohio Tie CO) TIGERS' LOSING STREAK GROWS AS BATTERS FAIL TO DELIVER -h-- After dropping three out of four AMEICAN ILEAGUE Wolverines Out-hit Opponents; to the Indians in Detroit, and los-DeoR1H E but Buckeyes are Aided ing the opener in St. Louls Tuesday, Detroits......001 000 000-1--1 1 ~St. Louis....000 021 20x-5-7-2 by Six Errors. principally because they could not, ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY , -I MADI tions of ed by t States . been id 12,000,00 Thea forestp 12,000,000-YEAR OLD LOG FOUND (?y Associated Press) ) ISON, Wis., April 23.-Por- University of Wisconsin. The log j11111 ULOSL was found embedded in basalticDU unnelers for the United lava of the Miocene period.Ct II .1M L reclamation service, have - The cell structure of wood im-- entified by experts here as bedded in rock usually is destroyed Prosecutor ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 I is i4an 4. aitg 4EM BER SOCTATED) PRESS --wq L - --M-- I PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XL. NO. 169, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r EXECUTIVE COUNCILIESINITIATES MBRIDE CHARGES Of I~ll SEECT D Atend Banquet at Uion and Of UNION SELECTEDAt ad to Rome' Show. ! MELLONflAWAS LAX BY NEPRESIDENT Albert Donohue Appoints Nich- ols to Head Dance Committee - for Coming Year. SKID...…
…PAG1CE ATW1! ""H]E MICHIGAN DAILY . C!,ATM,.T)A"7- MAT 94 lAtn :_7 ~rHT~MTCHT~A~ L kr ljju MEE,1928 CHAMPION,, DE PALMA AND DE PROLO ARE ADIO WILL LINK TWO G TU OL HEE;NTRIES 1W*1930 INDIANAPOLIS MEMORIAL DAB' RACE f 4-O0 T0 HELD SAME DAYI IN ' TUILIL B N UE M YRW-_ __T C CcDEICATEO R'Y,4 CtITr lTh will PLA ED ANN ALY-.;,O kPAT ERI tionsrin Belin and San Francisco~ofr BY SIGMARHO TAU~~~~~, i{ueIseI aeMmra will hold a joint session by rad...…
…At '14, 1030 THE ' ICAN DAILYv . . _ _,. .. a. rr . - .m,® I s to I t ic r II S ' tti 10 IflDAR TMOUTH MEN START ',SHORTS FOR COMFORT' D RIVE; Fajans °oLctt 1 AN TICIPA TE LIBERA TION FROM PROLONGED HEA T VS on Ion Deformation Hark To His Maste BET UI 9 10 7°Dr. Kaimir Fajans, internatio O To iIVERS] Saly renowned chemist, will lecture Architectural Society. P 1 a n s1I o'ckhigan students at 4:15 lisp,'cion Trip forw1oclk Monday In room ...…
…,vur MTruTr.AN n-ATL Y SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1930 ... . . .. .'. ...... .. - ...... PENNSYLVANIA REJECTS BOSSISM. With former governor Gifford Pinchot assured of the Republican nomination for governor in the Pennsylvania primary, a state in which the Republican nomination means election, one would be led to believe that Mr. William Vare has again come out of the fight with empty hands, and that Pennsylvan- ia has escaped another state boss On...…
…SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACfL' -A--Ra YaMAY"24,a1930" aF Mv.-TCaNs Da.rsaILYaAE I . . T { t 'wA I MA V/ -- --v---ter - zs--- _5:'__T zs-1: I .-- -- ZETA T\AU A W ARHY Elizabeth Hatch, '31, S Highest Individual in Tourney. 10 HOUSES REPRE Zeta Tau Alpha won fir the Archery tournament: nesday afternoon on Pal There were two girls f house entered in the to and their scores average house score. Zeta Ta score was 194. A...…
…rA GE SIX THE VTCTTT AN DAILY Wf7rbAY, MAY 24, 1030 .. A..t SIX TI-T -_. .......M T... ..-..._N. D . . ....... + ' WOLVF2 S p m g [N t ,B T Kiegler or Compton May Start Against Sommerfield, Wisconsin Ace. TEAM BATTING BETTER PRftA;BLE LINE-UPS. S PLAY AMPION T MADISON ,. s MICMGAN Butler, rf. Superko, 3b. Tompkins, cf. Hudson, 1b. Straub, if. Myron, ss. Truskowsk, c. 'Daniels, 2b. Comupton or Keigler, p. WIsCONSkfN Griswold. c. W...…
…THE MITCHIGCAN DAILY PAGE . w. ~Tim~r I ICOACH BIJOTT AWARDJS NUMERALS ST I LO'UIS - IB ITO TWENT Y FROSH DIAMOND STARS1 DE E T CLEVELAND (Contie From Page 6) E I Fisher's nine next spring. Of the nuerl wetes.ThePhsclE;ifedr Manuel and Berger stand Phlhesplayers- to win awards are Braen-I out as promising' contenders for Dodgers, Pirates and Pilis1dle, Klein, Xracht, 'Tessmer, Alten-, berths on Michigan ball clubs in Wina Only Other Conte...…
…Notice to Seniors: Only three days remain fo diploma fee. There can and will be no extension beyo The Treasurer's 'Office closes every Saturday afterno Shirley W. Sm Students, Colleges of Enginterinig and Architectu these Colleges who are taking courses other than Che in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts ar at the Secretary's Office, 263 West Engine'ring Buildi Louis A. Hopki Freshmen Advisers for Septenber, 1930: There Monday, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1920 - y k . # u mmrr A6P Ak -40V AMOtitrht alt VOL. X. Na. 21. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930 JOHN F.SHEPARD, DELIVE-RS ADDRESS ON ANIMAL lSTUDY Prof. Shepard Dicsusses Maze Learning of Beasts Under Known Conditions. Flying for World Mourns Glen H. Curtiss SOUND PROVIDES CUES Study Proves Kinaesthetic Sense, Vision, Olfactory Sense Play Small Part. "How Animals Use Their Senses" was the subject of a lect...…
…THE SUM OR MICMGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ,D"ULY" 24, 2930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930 W t nU otl 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 ...…
…TItU V8DAY, JULY 24, 1930 TE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Ra A.HOSLER HURT, AS AIH DERBY SHIP CRACKS UP IN OHIO Extra Weight Throws Plane off Balance as Pilot Leaves Cincinnati. ELEVEN PILOTS COMPETE Lee Gehlbach First to Arrive at Little Rock in Third Leg of Derby. (By Associated Press) CINCINNATI, July 23.-R. A. Hosler, Detroit, was injured today and his plane demolished when he crashed while attempting to take off on the Cincinnati-Li...…
…I- SUMMER WCmGAN DAILY 2IMMDAY, JULY 24, 1930 1~ESU MRI_ IA DIY _RSA, UY-- 13 -. DAILY OFFICIAL 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. MEINING, CORNELL TRACK STAR, WINS BRITISH-AMERICAN COLLEGIATE MEET, VOL. X THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1930 -, I NUMBER 21 Physiological ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVE RSITY ikg OF MICHIGAN MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I R VOL. XLI. No. 23 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS ROOTERS WILL RALLY TO H lGT T PEP EETING TO ATTEND PRESS CLUB CONFERENCE Lee A. White, Detroit Editor, Will Deliver Opening Address. 3 1 t GEORGE WASHINGTON FOOTBALL COACH FIRES MERCENARY STARS ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS Stat...…
…F'.on TWO T14MICHIGAN bATLY PAGF~ TWO T1-T1~. MTCI-!TGAN bATLY __ -- CHICAGO GRIDIRON MENTOR, HURT IN SCRIMMAGE, RESORTS TO ELECTRIC CAR kR DIRECTING PRACTICE D. Sawyer to Lecture at Firs E .Colloqum on Tuesday, T _ 7 t }.". A - tt':S. ..,, ;.1 .: . ... '. . : ....... , .z:i . ... ... 'x.... .Qtober 2 . i;_E:a ~ a~I I- Or. Robbins Announces Choice of Noted Faculty Man to Give Initial Series. WILL DISCUSS ANCIENTS Late T. S. Jerome Wills...…
…'P IbAY. O GTOBEP. 24. 1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti'TL.TlV rr nrYw.#44> n HE MIC IG N D IL .. Former Police Head SOUTH SEA STUDiES Aid Unemployed Of PINCHOT VUYACE STATISTICS SHOW INCREASE IN WORK DONE BY DEPARTMENT OF RESEARCH Motion Pictures Reveal 'Travels of Yacht from New York to Pacific Islands. EXPLAIN FAUNAS' ORIGIN 'Mary Pinchot' Visits Galapagos, Balboa, and Other Islands in Scientific Search. Gifford Pinchot's yachting expe- dit...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MTrWTr.'AN n,&Tf-v tS'iTS TT1 A tr hr*4mhr-%v44+a *%r 4 nn . 1 ~ A CTT fAT t~ YVAAA LJvi 1 1? 1uJt-%IN U."1 1L F ±D.I AY, OCTOBER 24, ~1930, I'TT'f 4" -9- «E-* _. ..}9_! . I o rvV i3P hrd1 4An., t,,',,~ v lifflo.-. -c, I ,Published every morning except Monday duringsthe University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en...…
…:,1rE ATCLITf'1 A NI ~T T) A Y LY rRMDAV, OCTOBER 24, 1930 t t 1 G Zvi 1 .I rl v t 1N ar i VA VAM Barbara Braun Is Chosen to -ead Sophomore Class Cabaret Chinese Rug Given by Mrs. H. Merrick 'COMMITT[I HIADS,:- T ot e, -T wn Auguste Declos Believes French Women Have Made Great Progress in Education iiftRfl fl HNCoflD--T CHOSEN BY CLASS In the Michigan League will hang a beautiful Chinese rug, called the Jewel Tree, given last...…
…TH MICH-IGAN DTA T PREDAY. OCTOOM 24, 1930 s. a 1 7a - - -.------V - -r e- d OE COX IBANI[1 QUARTET OF NOTRE DAME ( llX d ll ll~ll~BRUNT OF PITT PAN Kipke Unlikely to Use This Triog Unless Substitutes Fail I to Perform Well. 1 g BACKFIELD UNCHANGEDx Coach Harry Kipke sent his Maize and Blue gridmen through another" 'f secret d rill period yesterday after- noon for the next to last time before they face the Illini pigskin toters Saturday. ...…
…F'RIDAY, OCT013ER 24, 1930 Z, THE MICT-IIGAN DAILY FACE SEVEN OCTOB~Th 24, 1930 ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SiVEN I--. __________________ -- --- -- _____- --------- - - - -- ---------.---~ ~---~ ----- - ----- -. --- -------------- - _. , . : Varsity Harriers M-,eet troll - ~;3f z)Plnositr.olz To day WOLVES pILL RU N YPSIgTI NI L Captain Fitzgibbons Will Lead Team Against Undefeated Veteran Teachers. HARDEST RUN OF YEAR Campus followers ...…
…THr MTry4yr. A m nbTT V +LrpYTti°X'ca' fP4rM "" " AA 4 AAA _____________________________________ A-ALL... Vi1.1 itt . IN t" HAZL4 Z-T.r'N vF'4Y A fl TI ff, OCTOBER 241 1930 }. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of - seer _T _ __ _,.r. L Reflections [ CO TY OFF ICIALS thn T7visros+ci4sv Cl- , s.nnn.:...."} f 4- 1, 4 r- C 41-- A,--. t.t_ the universiy. uopy receivea at tne omce o ...…
…,ESTABLISHED 1890 Air 411t r t 4 law MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLI. No. 87 SUPERVISORS PLAK FAIR INVESTIGATION OFIHRREGULARITIES County Board Determines Means to be Used in Road Probe on Feb. 2. BAILEY WILL TESTIFY Committee to Study Thoroughly Charges Against Road Commissioners. The Washtenaw county board of supervisors, in special session yes- terday afternoon, outlined t...…
…XAo E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1931 Gri Baque, MLP.. GoupFeature Work of Sigmia Dc Ilta Chi RAZZFEST SIMILAR! RICA TB~~ GPTLEENTY[0 -- -- -- i Fraternity Is Host Annually to 'Iterschoastic ress Associain. WAS FOUNDED IN 19101 Robert Tar, 24, and Hawley 'app~ing_ Numbered Amnong Fenorner P'sidents. Ty Richard L. Tobin, '32. Each April, an air of mystery and suspense, m'istus and suspicion invade's Michigan's campus,...…
…SATURDAY, TANUARY 24, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "" , - , PAG! Review of Recent xhibitions Reveals Active Season in Ar L'rll i|U|U 0 OF FAMOUS AJORKS t'hree Organizations Take Lead in Bringing Exhibits to Ann Arbor. SHOW SELECTED PRINTS Fite Arts Division, Art Socicty. School of Architecture Assist in Work. AGENTS SEIZE UNLICENSED RADIO, ARREST TWO IN NEW JERSEY RAID Convention Program for Alumni Council Features Luncheon EX-KAISER...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MI I=-II AID RAIL i SA'T'URDAY. JANUARY 24. 1931 T HIGN A L -TI ~ A A T T R 4 i a 3i$ V61i1 iti-Ad:4 A. 4"x, A~OA Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MeImber 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...…
…PAGE FIVE {'t"L ° IV lC #I 'dl ~M~ AM flA TI. V 'V ArrTTWOT% Av TA KTTT A1:%7 4)A 1'Aif~ I 6A!1URDAJJ&, JANUYkLY 24', 1U31 A 11" ., IVA ., '1X I' .. 41 TAM M MffAvAWN / \'kill '2.5 p ___________ JUNIOR TEAM WINS ANUAL INTEOLASS BOWLING__TOURNEY Rosalyn Caley and Helen Bailey Compose Team and Win With Total of 808. SOPHOMORES PLACE LAST Barbara Hill and Nell Mills, Freshman Team, Take Second Place. Rossalynn Caley and Helen Bailey, ...…
…PAGP; ST"K HE M-ICHI A*N D A T L A SA V DAY, JANUARY 24, 101 PAGE ST~ THF MICHTCAT~.I D4T1 V SAT'UT~DAY, JANUARY 24, 19~1 e__ WO? , 111 Five Aron Court Tonilxght .... ._.._.._-Y. CHANFJIL EI __ st All" - ,'0t oplzers in Fast ~ae i "YALE CREW 'STARTSTRA N1NG1IN INDOOR TANK Eveland Replaces Weisr to Team S~ Ie M r With pc:et tcFoward j ~ ~ itrntoal lii LVId~4ej :>.i C._Iucw i ng driver, shattered CHICAGO ' 11:F:LEA thF sp('...…
…SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1931 THE MICHIGN AILY .& L 1 L i __ V l av_+ + . . a .u . Varsity Matmer to Meet Michigan0 State 'e . PAGE1 l x k WOSWLL'lg I-N 0 I I IMidway Quintet Plays IRS, ; !11 9NTIN E . i pHost to Michigan Pi ve]I III U i~ I~I~Ithe deciion by a lone point. out- 0mIVH fI 1JVII dHW rinncth Gophers, 3-31. giving{ them -a total of 60 points against Wilson to Take Parker's Placej aggressive attack and. fast tossing. their o...…
…PAGE EiGHT Tvi r All Tf 1-4Tr.ATV T)ATTV x.- -a- a.- --. ..a- - - - - _ _ . --i-- -v-- -. - _v______ __ __ta i__ __1._ __SA TU R ,DAY, JANUARY 24, 1931 DALY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SON OF LEON ARD WOOD PROMOTED II [L 11W <I?"'' THRNATVL 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....…
…STABLISHED 1 890 4v a 4aitl MEMBER. ASSOCIATED. PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 100 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS HOUSE APPROVES PROBE Of LIOVOR SITUATION HERE FIT ZGIBBON, PROMINENT POLITICAL WRITER, DIES AFTER SHORTILLNESS Legislative Committee to Make Extensive ; Investigation. HULL HEADS BODY Harnly Withdraws His Objections; Dari...…
…PAGV TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1,031 TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. 1931 Highway Engineer Finds Support for Governor Brucker's Contention. FAVORS LICENSE BILL Says Townships Are Incompetent to Afford Engineering Services. Support for Governor Wilber M. Brucker's contention that counties should assume responsibility for the maintenance of township roads was {offered by Prof. Roger L. Mor- rison, of the highw...…
…TUEFSDAY. FERUTARYV 24.1931 THE MICHIG~AN DlAILY r'AGT1 ar rnrrerwir w.:i . r" 0 ally dS ,NTHE Managing Editor,. Women's EF "? 3t AJIL , " w .x; . '' . ' 7a , kw- : V7 AL b:'a v xr,,_iior.roolvxvr ,LRY . ,U _ a: ~OK ppDERNlEQUPP'D OFd I Li111CE3 m EL i i DAILY EXPERIENCE IS VALUABLE Mabley of Points Out Advantage3s Work in Newspaper tor, Business Manager, Will Address Groups.d TRAINING FOLLOW S PLAN' Advancement Is on i ,...…
…PAGE FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY- T UESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 193 ' FAGE FOU1~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY~ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1931 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 ...…
…w"TVAnAV. rrRR TTAR.V 24. 10.11 TI-r MICHTIGAN D AILY PAYlE FM'2 1 Ur'J11''X 1'L" A AVC A. J .. 1...t 1i .. . t r; AS m -. a , o"L WVAVA N/-"V- SYl 1 . S i 1 tis t 1 A-,' L ' A A.r a a w MWAVA MuMNIMMI, .. -.<. ACTIVITY OF WOMEAIN WELOME! IN RELIGIOUS WEEK PROE IMPORTAN Five Out of Nine on Committee for Faculty Relations Are Women. CAUSE NEEDS SUPPORT Committee for Student Contact Includes Six Women in Membership. "Women have don...…
…-I THE MICHIGA*N DAILY TUESDY, PrBRUARY 24, 1931 Boilermakers Arm" t z . ,, e ., _-, , F,. Adlrft -of tag am A rod Vlco tor.y 0 a ;i ;r;,'; , ' .j ,.f'';, YANKEE MOUND STAFF AND INFIELD LIllini D OFFERDIFFICULTIES TO 'C ART HY r -E s Bad [Firk i i I t (Editor's Note: 'Iis is the second Ill n isr )ef eat Hoosiers 'ers Stop Bucks advanced to fifth place inference standings to Dal Sigwart Stars Against Indiana Ace I _ W . - r I. *...…
