…ESTABLISHED 1920 &Ijr 'ummer f~lrbga il4 MEiMBEiR OF THE ASSOCIA TED PREiSS VOL. XI, NO. 23. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANSATURDAY, JULY 25, 1931 WEATHER Generally Fair PRICE FIVE CENTS FLETCHER TO QUIT POST AS GCHAIRN OF FEDERAL BOARD Noted Pennsylvania Man Plans to Finish Three Decades of Government Service. TERM WAS SIX YEARS Tariff Commission Head Notifies Hoover He Will Resign at End of First Year. WASHINGTON, July 24.-(I)- Henry ...…
…PAQ$ T'Q1 7 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SAZ"CTI I3AY, JULY 5, 1931 1 UrI >it ttw a social system has become unen-~ durable they have the right to AATE R ll r change it." IT That some change in our econo- R -1/ Puubbier ems y oring aeept Mnay 1mic outlook may be impending is LR iud, sthe Jlvorsity Summer ses.on by the supported by a statement of noati ti the Governor of the Bank of Eng-HERE Te Assocated Pren i ecluively entitle dGoMrMntaguthe...…
…SATU tDAY, JULS 25 18,31 Z'HB Bt1'R MIt SIQrAN DAILY FAt B SATV~DA, JLY 5, 9.31THESlIMERMICIGANDAIY PGE BRi R\ADIO\AV ES GIDE TRICK( MVANEUJVERS OF CREWLESS HI Naval Destroyer Is Operated at High Speeds From Bridge of Control Vessel. EXPERIMENT IS UNIQUE Commander Thinks Possibilities of Method Are Unlimited, Not All Tried. SAN DIEGO, Calip., July 24.-(IP) -An unmanned destroyer maneu- vered at high speed off San Diego Thursday and among o...…
…PAIR Q'!U!t IE S JMIVIBR MIGffiG}AN DAILZ A'I'"URIIAY, JULY 25, 1831 PAGE FOUR 1~HE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1931 Daily Of f icial Bulletin Publication in the Bulletin s 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. VOLUME XI SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1931 NUMBER 23 Excursion No. 6a: A repetition of Excursion N...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jt Ar4 .AisW atl r MEMBER' ASSOCIA'TEE PRES VOL. XLII. No. 25 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1931 WEATHER: Fair and cooler. PRICE WILDCATS TRIM LEA FR TITLE Minnesota Routs Iowa; Hoosiers Engulf Chicago. WISCONSIN BEATEN Purdue Beats Carnegie by 13 to 6 Score in Hard Game. OHIO STADIUM, Columbus, Ohio., Oct. 24-()-Pug Rentner and Ollie Olson, two young giants. from Northwestern university, p...…
…THP, MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, O( THE MICHIGAN DAILY &YNDAY, 0 Y SQUIRT: BEAUTY ISN'T EVERYTHING I IF - % ~ u t ;EJ 3 'lq O U TZ a tO T -'-/U t JU r >uSE S S1E )+Ae -To uRY.' . N 1. R"Tt -u . _ _. _...... _ . _... Y... ,.....,, _.... kM-t T f-t N SE I MF!- TTTTI 0,>ct36r R MuS- - K vim 'CSA T r itOwOULONT WE R Ium p-L)ES b ~NA t-Ioc u ~THEY9 Wf4'MA -q J9.A /r, 0~ 1U s1-f¢c, MAN SoME ~;oc~kk ~~.tJE(4 N-ek LE( t V"r G1oPht < t1 'T/ N.t.rf....…
…-sity Comes to Life, Rips Illinois I The score by Quarters Murray then stopped Jack Heston i had been knocked out on the previ- for no gain. Tessmer punted out of ous play. Heston found the going bounds on Illinois' 34-yard line. Itough but got two yards through Kowalik replaced Hozer at left right tackle. Hewitt added five guard. Running from a punting yards through the other tackle, position, Berry lost 5 yards when 'Heston battled his way...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U4t Mtc4 toutDaitla Published every morning except Monday during the University yeaf 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- blication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise dited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as ...…
…TAM M W, A'vA III- P .. .. .., ,. . Michigan Sororities to LEAGUE BA[LLROO'M WILL BESCENE UOF AFFAIR' - 'TOMORROW Scholarship Cup to Be Awarded to Pi Beta Phi for Third Consecutive Year. O. J. CAMPBELL TO SPEAK Houses to Sing Songs Between Courses; League Orchestra to Play. In Charge of Banquet :i I 4 4. ---I 44. Twenty-one sororities will gather at 6 o'clock tomorrow night in the main ballroom of the League for the seventh annual P...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA ERI E JUNIOR Vi I T DEFE TS OLIVET, 13- IPS OVER LIGHTER ELEVEN r WILL FOR 18 FIRST DOWNS man Proves Sensation With Brilliant Runs That Tear Opposing Line to Shreds; Schmidt Looks Good. By Wilbur J. Myers uck" Truskowski came back to Michigan yesterday with a little eleven from Olivet, but they were no match for the 1 Wolverine junior varsity which swept them off their feet rst downs to win with a two-touchd...…
…THE MICHICAN XAILY Post 4' 11 >.I uo { t - 1 Wt S + f ¢ ¢a .m !' + . it [ x: DVS ' F a : ^ ii.,:i } , . Ma.P r'P D THE SE ES!1 . l F'E L,.Pe 7osKEy Vho played at left end after vitt was placed at fullback. his xdy performance won a host of v followers for the Saginaw th. PLAY BY PLAY (Continued From Pagc 6) k's second kick off went over goal line and it was Michigan's ton the 20-yard line. Marcovsky SDeBaker went into the Michi-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3UND) DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN CONCERT Organ Recital: E. William Doty, Instructor in Organ in the School! of Musie, will give the following program, Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 4:15! o'clock oin Hill auditorium, to which the general public is invited: Hollins: Concert Overture in C Minor; Franck: Cantabile; Bach: Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; Bonnet: Romance Sans Paroles; Reger:' Ave Marie; Ferrata: Scherzino; Vierne: Final from...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 i Aglow 4 Y f Ar 4tj r MOW" t XLIL No. 51 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931 COVE CEO DED ary G PENALTIES ON HOUSES pL9ST YEAR roup Lifts Decree Big Ten Ofcial to Address Grid. RULING ON COOK 111111 runrn~rn of Social Probation on Fraternities. AFFECTS FIVE HOUSES immittee Feels That Puipose of Ban Is Fulfilled,' Says Council. he last vestige of punishment, icted upon the five fraternities...…
…wwiTHE MICHGAN DATLYe WEDNEDAY, VIM Y SQUIRT: SNUG HARBOR FOR TICKSByLct TR Uk iL'oV t"S 4a. UT IP-ITHI DAY PP~p :wt\JATS, , OG 1 A~oY IME OLD SOUSE IVtE'E MSS 'rGEAEPVERTl CIGh "LEOF S ING S RUMPUS C HELDCMX rILE- wOW -F ovTA CoopP~t 7 - iAGCp - - ME. _ YON=YK~ow c C QNOTICE- f i ,. ' 1 A L yiBEST SHOE SHINTE in town. San- LOST-A smi fords. Sundays, evenings. 121 bag komew E. An 514 E. William. 261c Saturday HAVEyou any' capital too invest? c...…
…. NOVEMBER 25, 1031 I THE MTr,14TC;AN DAILY WOVB21 ES ARE NAMED O AN AB WIDCATS GIVEN THREPOSITIONSI Morrison, Williamson Selected on First Squad; Hewitt Placed on Second. Michigan\ placed two players on the 1931 All-Western Conference football team named by the Asso- ciated Press from a concensus opin- ion of sports writers, coaches and ofocials. Six schools are represented on the mythical eleven with North- western leading the way with t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iblished every morning except Monday during the University year e Board in Control of Student Publications. ' ember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. e Assocfated Press is excluively entitled to the use for re- ation of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ed in this paper and the local news published herein. tered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as - second mutter. Special rate of p...…
…25, 1931 THIE MICHIGAN DAfl2Y' _ , , . y _ ? VNNki Ell in NN NEW I -4 V ~ le _________ Will represent League at N. S.FA. Conventi DIRECT O RS S E LECT ANNUA L CO CR ESS Students to Discuss Problems of National and World \ Importance. TO CONVENE IN TOLEDO Choice Based on Work in League and in Campus Activities. Helen DeWitt, '33, was named del- egate to the seventh annual con- gress of the National Student's Feder eration of Americ...…
…I? _t STHEypMyICHIGA~N DAILY WqDNE AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members he University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant, to President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday.' MODERN MACHINERY HAS NO PLACE IN BATTLE AGAINST FOREST FIRES . XLII. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931 No. 511 "Machines do not play an im- portant part in new methods of fire fighting, except in cases of transport...…
…1890 t . M r Y t Air !fit 4 at& MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRE VOL XLII. No. 102 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 Weather: Cloudy, Warmer. PRICE FIVE CEN .. . ; : ',w .4 . ,; PLEDGI' G RULES CH 7 v _ .... e Student Loan Fund to ReceivePlayProceeds RELATINS INEST ATI1BREAKIGPOINT, SIMSONDE lRE Violation of Navy Power Agreed Upon in 1922 May Cause Diplomatic Breach. CHINESE PLAN ATTACK Foreign Shipping Warned A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ST LlMIIAgTION, School League Cut From to 32 Teams as iesult of First Matches. GU'RNEYIN,-CHARG~E FA~R EAS'TER BATTLEFIELD SCENE ESTIMATE LIQUO ~rq176, DEPRESSION LOWERING WIFE-RA TE IN IRA Q, CLAIMS KAMI L TOONIANs ppk ,rity Extension. Dvision and Detroit Free Press Conduct !'Contest. Returns of the first elimination debate fi the Michign high school debating league, rnaaged by the ~University extension division and...…
…FEBRUARY' 25, 1932 ~ THE MICHIGAN DA LY F.... S PST 9FE w A.'+ nal Public D ebts M ore Than Overbaiance Amount Cut From Budgets. SINKING FUND IS BIGGER Secretary Mills Declares Debt Retirement Fund Increase Accounts for Outlay. WASNNGTON, Feb. 24. -GP)--. Many millions of dollars carefully culted from next year's operating costs of the Treasury and Postofice departments ,are more than over- balanced by additional public debt requirements...…
…__________THE M IC H LGA N DAILY- THUTRSDAY, FEBR~UARY 25, 19 M i WcprMarita Datti Published every morning except Monday during the University 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. lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered ...…
…, /' FEBRUARY 25, 1932, THE MICHIdAN DAILY, :. .. ( I LV* VA ' 5WA*AM ""'x"7.5 S S? VAL'U omgplete Cast and Choruses of "No Man's Land" Announce ARY PHILLIPSAND VIRGINIA KOC.IH CHOSEN TO PLAY LEADI1NG RHOLES inselle Bartlett, Betty Van Horn, Eleanor Riker, Alice Boter, Parrish Riker, Play Principal Parts. Twenty-three women have been chosen for the cast of "No Man's Land," 28th annual Junior Girls' Play, according to an...…
…I THE Tk4TCHIGAN DAILY "t-THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4i IUR&~AY. FEBRUARY 25. I paann a Ci Aiph a Wins nterfraternity swif SE AT DEFENONG PIONS, TKETA'- Champions Set Record Winning 200-Yard Relay With Mark of 1:49.1 K. L. FINISHES THIRD ence of Miller. Star in Back 1 4Iverine. Hockey Teams WillIeet ChicagoS aturday Crack srt Star New4 Reiwick and Wolfe Expect to Be inFirst Class Condition After Sickness. Runs...…
…T, H E M 1 C.r.11CAN THE MICI-IICAN DAIL'i~ OCey SextetPointsfor,',Marquette Tult rI PAN BaltitOre Acquires Buzz Arlett Goes to Minors After 13 Years jn Majors. (BI, the Assoc~,,'ia! 'Pess Pick Westet Tean for Football Game' in Olympic Stadium Mi nesata Will Meet Michigan it Swysimr"R (Continued from Page 6) LOS ANGELES, Feb., 24.-(A)- equal to the killing pace which To shift or not to shift, was the Coach Matt Mann's veterans usual- ...…
… THE MICI I- . D A I--L- THURSDAY, F THE MICHIGAN D A1LY~ THURSDAY, F N OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Buhetin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistan$ to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 No. 102' NOTICES University Loan Committee: The Loan Commgittee will meet on Fri- day, Feb. 26, at 1:30 p.m., in Rdom 2, University ...…
….4. ESTABSHE 1890 Cr Ar lod I mo 4all r t u ., ~mzoIc MEMBER SASSOCIATEDL. PRES . .. . ......... VOL. XLII. No. 127 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 Weather: Mostly Cloudy. PRICE FIVE CENTS -- --. - -.. _ ., _.4.. _. _. I O L Ti ,,2° ' 7s + . ST RTS A. SPECIAL SERMON TOPICS TO MARK SERICES TODAY 11 Ann Arbor Churches to Commemorate Good Friday. BISHOP TO SPEAK Business Houses Will Close From Noon...…
…TWO r. MITI U AN t) A 1Y FMID ,.Y. MARCH 25. 1932 _ I . .-vl- _ I A t_ .L! LVA".L1/V AA VV, AV*J&A 'MiCHIGA N DEFENDSl TITLE AS NATIONAL TANK MEET OPENS Preliminary Trials Scheduled1 for Today in 'Intramural Buildirn Pool. 243 LIVES LOST IN TORMNfS IN SOUTHERN AREA ALL'~~~ NIL ~ ~ TS PAHERE Advisory Council Willi Discuss Relations of UnivciK y With graduates. ' Alumni Notes Prof. Gail Carver of Wesi(-yan college, Maicon, Ga., wvill re...…
…THE MITCHTCAN DATLY ~ -~~~~~-- PAGEI FRIDT~AY. MARCH 425, 1932 Nolverine TIiiiiiCluds Depart Today for Ithace CORNLL EXPECTS TO9 AVNGE DEFEA Big Red Distance and Field Men Will Provide Serious Threat to Michigan Supremacy. Campbell, Wolfe, and Ecknovich Lost to Maize and Blue Squad for Crucial Encounter. A squad of twenty or twenty-one Wolverine trackmen are due to leave for Ithaca today to renew tomorrow night the ancient rival-...…
…p THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, IMA ing his fire extinguisherVand doesn't show up at the ball park till the eighth inning. Of coures Joe goes in and wins the ball game but he does it in such a Plished every morning except Monday during the University glorious way that nobody minds it a bit, and to make rear by thec Board in Control of Student Publications.I luember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. the picture a complete success ...…
…RIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 r THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,.,, PAGE FIVE i __-.'I I _._.. .Annual -xr j-.jeague lections "/7ill Be HI"- eld' Wednesday, April o HistoryOcJ I.PiTENP ASPRANTS~ Histoy ofSororitiesI i~t[EEO. T 'FIALPHAXi DELTA * 11 [R IT g[[T.O C 1 e t SBy Margaret O'Brien]sr A KMIp i o ge scbea Pi Eta akesAffirmative Chi Omega. igan, and Miss Betty Godfrey of Alpha XiDetafat Lombards roach or criticism." to Abolsh Fraternities Chi...…
…six -THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY FRMDAY, MARCHI 25, 1932 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Buletin is constructive 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. XLII. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 No. 127 NOTICES Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Within a few days, midsemester report cards will be distributed through the Depart-...…
…--- - I .-dommi. Noww"I'd Ad. ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr tr 4 ~All I I i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII, No. 171. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1932. WEATHER: Cloudy. PRICE FIVE CENTS EXPORT DEBENTURE IPLA IS IJECTED FTE R LONG FIGHT Election Contests Against CoyleI and Difney Disallowed c by Lower Group.f AMEND REVENUE BILLt New Senate Test on Prohibition1 Promised as Resolution C by Bingham Appears. WASHINGTON, May...…
…D TWo THE MICIAN bAYLY } IrC *N'KT' O I-i n [Y n ar A V' i A'2 : I-I- a a -v - v -V a1\ -l - * VI.iJ± JLJi K I ~O,1~73. TO RALLY AS FIGHT SHIFTS TO CHICAGO Liberal Organizations Prepare to Hold Mass Meetings, Demonstrations. DRYS ISSUE SUMMONS Three Day 'Loyalty Convention' Expected to Recapture Militant Spirt. CHICAGO, May 24.-(P) - The battle over prohibition moves into the Chicago sector next month with the great concentration of for...…
…WIEDN]EDAY, MAY 25,-1932. THE M1~T7-WGAN DALY? PAGE THREE _ _ Sixteen Trac kme--n KELLER WINS IN BIG TE N MEET; Will Receive Varsity Letters .._._ _ .r ____.__ ___ v _ . , . THiRTEEN RESERV WINNERS CHOSEN~ Cinder Squad Will Lse even Major' Winners, Two Secondary Men. Five juniors, Six Sophomores Receive Regular Letters as Season Closes. Sixteen members of Michigan's outdoor track team were named yesterday as winners of varsity let...…
…i K Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Wcstern Confcrcnce 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 pulblished hehein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Spe...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1932. THE MICHIGAN DAILY A PAGE EM Two Types of Jobs for Women Weighed by Magazine Writer "In choosing a vocation, there is one paramount question which ev- ery girl must decide for herself fairly early in her working life. 'Is the safe job or the adventurous job the better for me?'" Miss Ann Mor- gan tells some of the advantages of both in the May issue of the "Good 3,000 WOMEN ASSEMBLE FOR ANNUAL LANTERN NIGHT MARCH, PA...…
…Tllr-. MTCHTr.'AN r)AYT.V UrMMr..qnAV MAV 95 VIR9- TT r k T HCi NT V v hrcr A UA ) Q a a. O vha . .a a a '%..5J a/L-1 L W.L V J.L:l ., .) , Ivul zu, l zraz. e- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN EVENTS TODAY P oa-ce Langu es Journal e Ct mees at 4:10 p~m., in Roonm 103 IoiiuImee L unV.i , I uidi" C radiua sitdents are cordally invUed Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office o...…
…The Weather Cloudiness, showers by night and on Wednesday; colder. Qk-.g Mfrtian til Editorials The Council Tries Out-of- Date Magic; We Commend the Interfraternity Council. VOL.XLII. No. 26 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCT. 25, 1932 PRICE FIVE CENTS Plans Finished For University Leader Of Orchestra Press Meetin; Prepare Varied Program Speeches By Prominer Journalists Featured Brumm To Present Own Political Satir Opening Session Devo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TI )AY, -- . '£ E 3 room for additional passengers. Glid r Club W sBu V DAILY lFF ,IA JL BULLETINAlpha Nu meeting Tuesday, Oct. Four Awards t, er is Publioation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the 25, in the Alpha Nu rooms, fourthP7itfonl As University. Copy received at the qflce of the Assistant to the President until floor Angel Hall. The program will 'C° etiu r hi i i 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Satu...…
…Y, OCT. 25, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fay Reports In Uniform; Light Drill For Team V a r s i t y Romps Through Easy Workout; Holds Touch Football Game McClintock Injured' Play Of Petoskey At Full Saturday Makes Coach Wonder About Backs Yesterday afternoon saw the old Ferry Field gridiron virtually turned into a playground as Michigan's Var- sity squad went through a session of touch football without supervision by coaches. A wealth of talent...…
…THE MICHIG N DAILY THlE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 =A "f,- , t i : ,f; a'r. '. , ' . i w TiKH G ANNARMI w,.9 an ru nwiuo+a+r+nxv Published every morning except Monday during the Uiersty year and Summer Session by the Board in Cematro1. of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- t1in" and the Big Ten News :Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use...…
…THE M lCtT AN D A -L~ -- -- 'U C AMPUS IE Y _ ___a Chairmen Are Announced For Annual Dance Committee Heads To Meet For Naming Of Various Assistant Members Committee chairmen for the an- nual Panhellenic Ball to be held No- vember, were announced today by Myrtle Cooper, '34, general chairman of the ball. Miss Cooper is a mem- ber of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. The committee chairmen are: chairman of the program committee, Dorothy Van Riper, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAYOCT. 2 Writes Ford With Hoover at Detroit Address Students Study Medicine and Law Most Profitable Professions eeking Criminals For Three- Year Research By Columbia Man Sho ......_._.__ 5, 1932 , ows . ermp R orts Medicine and law are the two most profitable professions, a three-year study extending through practically Classes Are Meeting Men every profession and trade in the In Prisons; To Visit In United States by ...…
…The Weather Cloudy, probably rain east and south portions Wednesday. Thursday, generally fair. L Sir& ttu Editorials Eliminate Compulsory Womr en's Athletics; L a in e Duct Amendmciit and Prohibitio: Repeal. .......... VOL. XLIII No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25, 1933 PRICE FIVE p I W I Dems Criticize Delay In Vote On Beer Levy Sen. Harrison Threatens To Bring Measure To Floor By Vote Glass Banking Bill Hinders Legisla...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLIU WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1933 No. 891 NOTICES University Broadcasting--Wednesday: "A Satire on Goethe" a skit pre- sezted by the Department under the direction of Professor Walter A. Reich- art. Automobile Regulatio...…
…. 25, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chi Omega Wins Swimming Title In 'Mural Meet Close Score Settled As Winners Take The Final 100-Yard Relay Swim Thetas Are Second FROM THE PRESS BOX t C By JOHN THOMAS. .3 Berridge Chalks Up Points For Victors Annual Pool Event 151 In By MARJORIE WESTERN Paced by their brilliant and versa- tile leader, Jean Berridge, the Chi Omegas successfully defended their swimming title by nosing out Kappa Alpha Theta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AY :a f . }' ..:. .;,., '- 7?. . -.mra -- - Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwi...…
…TIE. MICHIGAN DAILY ~ r %m CAMPUS IE " ' League To Give Radio Program On January 29 Ethel McCormick To Talk; Michigan Songs, Dance Music To Be Featured A special program sponsored by the League will be broadcast over WJR at 5 p. m. Jan. 29. The program will consist of an account of League activities for the year, the changes that have been made this year, and some typical League entertainment. Ethel A. McCormick, director of the League...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY iv Bell Explains Women's Gym Requirements Many Receive Corrective Exercises, Others Play On Intramural Teams (Continued from Page 1) runs through the day and into the evening so that students may elect the desired activity at a suitable hour. Many of our students are work- ing for pay and special arrangements are made for these students in every known case. The purely elective program with competition in both team games, in...…
