…6 'O=. Ir. AY, BR7AP.Y 26, 1930 1 1 [..P. - M I r i! 1 1 AN rl -W T I- V 0 Iva 4.... w& A A 1 .} [--. I Al C1 L 1 111 N.4. aP.+ wY / MV t ALI a J aa.. ,," COUZENS HALL IdNS WAY TO FINAL OF INTBAMURAL SERIES BY TAKING GAMEF FOM KAPPA KAPPA P1AMMA CARNIVAL WILL BE LIKE (ORIGINAL ONE IN MANYRESPECTS Intramural Basketball Final Is to be Feature of Evening's FLENCE[ TENNANT ERS PRESS WILL SUMARIZE TI CARNIVAL ILlL L I NUMEROUS UIESTPE...…
…I PAGE SIX 0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1930 CLOSE COMPETITION EXPECT ED. IN TRIANGULAR MEET {. --- MICHIGANIS HOST~ TO SPARTANSYPSI Track Stars From Three Schools Possess Unusual Ability in Nearly All Events. WOLVES ARE STRONGEST Intercollegiate track supremacy of the state of Michigan will hang in the balance Thursday evening when Coach Steve Farrell's Var-! sity track team plays host to the invading Ypsilanti and M...…
…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26,,1930 T14 F: ' .M l l a S T' A, 1 A N Y A rT- [ , 'f PAGE S TVxrL N .... uAP a u 11 ... .E E .~.' ~ A ~ .4 ~ A . AA. ,IN L11 TO FACE. Coach Mann Meet Nor fists Afte NEXT GAM Following th Mning meet aga Evanston this !gan tankmen ple team in a Northwestern's regarded in th swimmers, ha Conference titl for four straig Illinois tied wi the water polo Coach Matt N ing his water p November in a an effective co only Conf...…
… T14 MTCHTZ:-AN IETY- Nr ® mo~mvrrsor4 ~ eo ogicai JoiIni Club meets in Room 4065 N. S. at 8 o'clock. Prof. . C. Ce Wil! prson "A Discussion of the Shinarump Conglomerate." Clienical Engineering Seminar will be held at 4 o'clock in room 3201 East Engineering Building. Professor W. L. Badger will speak on "The Publication in the Bulletin is constructile notice to all members UWe of Piphenyl as a Heating Medium. of the University. Copy rec...…
…,STAOLISkED 189 Lw qau iailg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL NO. 8. ANN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDE T Discon tinue N s DIE Union Board Votes to Opera FOURTH PRESIDENT Of MICHIlGAN FINAL PRODUCTION GRET TAPPEA; R!TVREEVNIVEDSI1TY FfSTTRNE aSOU R ICHJGA NAFTER S TBEPRESENTED PROESRALKWN EASY ICTORY HELD OFFICE HHREF NIC6HT AFTER JinHOPF IJNWJR PROGRAM' 9OVER TORONTO '11 / A...…
…- - - - - - - _ . - - - --- I . I , 471 t,, 1 - I 1 4 - 1-1 1 4_; ;"li, I'A = _ _ __ ENGINEERS GHANE T TD ,MEETINGPRO0GRAM, Final Alterations Announced for Annual Conference of Highway Experts. MANY SPEAKERS ADDED IS ACCUSED rlf I~fIPI FENTON ATTENDSt SCIENTIFIC ROMACE LIES BEHIND NEON' SIGNS, ZY LEADERS UDI~t iU ISIJ! LONDON PARLEYj PROFESSOR WILLARD TELLS WJR RADIO AUD I NCE UL I UNU tv7 -i!Jti?" :: _. ----- Pledge of $20,000,000 t...…
…-THE [,,MICHIGAN PAH.JY FO iAEDPAYSDFN NEW YORK', ENROUTE TO BRING BACK BYRD GOV. GREEN, HAS' -M~ HS{ AUSTRA LTAi PDTIN BLOCKED RY THICK ICEPAK' FAITH IN PLANES Sceeq NEW z6AAN /::Y If ov f , esie Recent Ai Michigan: "io Rita."! PAGE TH t the Wuerth under the tltl Was Administrator Here From1 1910 to 1920; Given Many Degrees~. e (Continued From Pare fi) He served as acting president of the University 1807-3, and again' from October, 1910,...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 1930 gardoffrugalanddesperately f-thodsTtthENCE FRESHNESS?eMespenA dD a Published every morning except Monday its ma e To the Editor:,h cMUsShC And Dramia during the tniversity year by the Board aims, the fact remains that itmy "insolence 'n Control of Student Publications, constitutes anl academic body, botIt em ht y"noecei ^ faculty and students, with suffi- the letter you so kindly published b...…
…A S3UNDAY, JANUJAY 26 - f3o ~1 1 P AAI.i -1I II v - \ I IV . rv it l"rv 4 Ivj I k-I 1 1, 1 IN y L L l..1LL l '1V , .c:. '377I' i a ' own" 0. _ _ __-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PROXIMITY OfF FNALS BRINGS WEEK or IIIRPTIIIITV. rnPiII T i-r I VIRGINIA GIRL IS',FiIIU I STATE HOSTTESS~I VIV!. IT~I ,WOMEN'S LEAGUE FORMULATED IN 1890 BY SMALL STUDENT GR .Jti IiEDTRh W[[JlsOESe~ u i n iv i r v ir vw tIi t l La!i.'ULLN TeWmisLaaco members. ...…
…pppp" :x Al MHIGAN ED A 1 tL 1UL2JN A, i~JAWIUAY G 21.3,i1 Aw 4 7 # ,. .. w ._. .. CAS TO ME ET GOPHER UMOow Fencers Win Firs t Dual .Meet Of Season ..# , Wolerne~asete I WOLVERINES HARD PRESSED TO Prepare for Gophers IN H MINSI SIn the absence of Coach George V conker, the varsity basketballI ° squad wient through a short work-! out yesterday of ternoon under the; direction of Coaches Cappon and Oosterbuaan. The Wolver...…
…I- Tv -Fil C. i i l . , 1. ; f',, .,: I'+ 1r i TilE ~Ki~i(7iiiQAN 'AJ.L __ __ __..__ Iy FENCIERS WIN ROM SAEIN OPEER (Continued From Page 6) first foils bout by Captain Bauer. but made the final and deciding a touch for a 5 to 4 victory. His see- MICHIGAN GYMNAST TEAM WILL I EGAGE ONFERENCE ,OPPONENTS With the recent decision to mare I hold a state interscholastic gym- gymnastics a Varsity sport, it is ex- ; nastic sleet in Ann Arbor...…
… PAU L:IU11%. 1 MIC.HIGA, . DAII, gip - _ __ --G------ -*1 -M-HI A N D AIY---_ ;. G BDAI LY_,OFFIC IAL B UL LETINH Publication in the Bulletin is con.;ti'uctive notice to all memnbers, £the university. Copy received by tle Assistant to the Prcsi"- ut until 3:30 1p. M. (12:30 a. inl. taturday) ____ Mlichigan 171gince(!riIIg Coniferenice: All students and lFaciilty 'rged to aattend tthe meetings of I b , o'ferene on Janury 30 and wh( rtev...…
