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…ESTABLISHED -1890 U. 43&fl at Alft. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XL. NO. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930 EIGHT PAGES - Fan to Include Dues TR PV flIISHARKEY VICTOR 1 FFi[Crof essor to Assist A T O ' S RB O nTiinR cgie O C M N 'M HI I H I S O G E OO S i C m itea au ICI AU eeRg in uitionjEMtERnGEite(A ._r TODS)TA CATUREs tes ddas planingTecito pe asse Og N M IIA l eI dE W e Ove Sco Apitm ELEG TION dity was informally giv...…

…THE MICHIGAN DfATT.N T.IVYri A Vr 4lrM!1V'%Vtrt x r1er nrR 4 nnA TRACYTTHIRTY TRY FOR! pftfl TO STUO[ DISfOSALofSGALES TECHNIC STAFF \ TO h LCT ECOVOS I T Ii Chaes L. Hudson, 30M, presi- TH Thrty new menrepoted at the UILD LIF dent of Galens, honorary medical Technic offices Wednesday to try- ___ry_.society, is in receipt of a complete fiH PDFAT ION LA Iout for positions on the business Lee Dice to Spend Two Months report of the disposal of ...…

…4 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930 TH~MIHIAN ~AL^ PAGE THREE n r OCONDUCT -SEARCH IIGHGANACAEMYyr CIECE; FOR AIR PILOT ARTS; LETTERS TO CONVENE IHE' MARCH .2O-?2 BERKEY TO S11EAK' ARCHITECT-R-AL BUILDING BOASTS STUDEN T S SEVEN SMALL SRUCTURES IN ONCE F O R H A Y T EST EP FEVER To' FETE MEMBERS5 nr -runnhhlnrnlnhlr r Kamm, Prof. Hobbs, Dr. Adams, and' E; l rA tF 1 1 -sIn response to, an appeal issued But .Buildings Are Mere 'Models tpos...…

…porn T14 TZ!14Tra'AN nATi: .A IMP TTA14V Lr-r M r 4 c N 1 TVelWAA\F . "' /ZA Lt rrctrV~ J.ab.F Jn rLi.. zotJ 1 r U 14t siitgatt fai Published every morning except Monda, during the tJniversity 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- V atches credited to it or not otherwise credit...…

…T _FT ~ T AN ' D I X MMAV- VMVItAllV '!M *10A r resun s s rresrc vasn,.s tea, lu r+.r .. + + .. ... + , + + ...... ... ... .. . . __._.. _ __'F' E y r. AV AL IN AIVAMM v--v 25 .s I -- ,-~ ,. JEST AND JOLLITY r|ui[n DIR~ll ~TVI~lIA [lh IN TERN WILL REIGN DURING ULUU ILi UU dIILLIU U NIGHTS U UCOMING CARNIVAL' PLAY ISeeirn OFS JUNIORS WE Nine Other"Women, to Secondary Individual in Coming Play. Portray Parts ANNOUNCE TICKET SALE C...…

…SIX T H E :M-fC.44"I CA N .DAILY VP-TnkV WV=T.TA-DV ..-qft I Q,%ft a a a.r A T a 4"4 , a 1, 1 \A ~j-] .,..,._ ,... . .r urmr ., t _ .,... _..::.,_ IICHIGAN SW MMERS TO TH M-ICr IC1AMtD , r unkVx ~ltf l uju'~ ~OIne, NTER NORTHWESTER n VASITY NATATI >Wolverine eam Seeks Re v fair Def eat }by Wildcats Last Season. PURPLE HOLDS RECO .In addition to seeking to r their hold on the Big Ten- s ming -title when they enco the Wildcats tonight, ...…

…It ID~fAY. FE.RR1YARY 28, 1930 THE NJCNTI AN D.LY- A . ...ydf i1bFM M+ 'T..:.. R:R YM'+g.)bp}I'' 'Q^ .TX.TRL. avvv WW 1 f E L . ." 1R^1 Y Vui -ry ^Y d P'.'i 'l..i Y _- Fraternity Quintets Near Finals of Tournament -co JNOONT MET RECHS SHEN ROUNDOf PLAY' Delta Upsilon Gains Victor3 From Phi Beta Delta in Close Contest. THETA CHI IS DEFEATED Eight matches of the indoor ten- nis tournament which is going into the second round will be pl...…

…THE MICHICAN DAILY FRTDAY, ?RIBRUARY 28, 1008 a DAILY OF FICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930 No. 104 i NOTICES Catholic Students: A mixer will be held Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30 in the auditorium of the Chapel. Medical School- Candidat...…

…~ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Wir U 4 ai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. EIGHT PAGES -I }.... w w w w..e.w r- w4 7 T , 0 !1 1" "I PRICE FIVE CENTS FOR H, B. HUTCHINS TO BE HELD TODAY Last Rites Will Be Conducted in St. Andrews Church at "Three O'clock. BURIAL AT FOREST HILL ISeventy-First 4,,:, l, Year!HO BERT L, IPEY BHIIISH LA0iUIILIL Tn l n-r nnnrrirn riinnrflflr r ftT~I V an . yne'...…

… --, 1 VJ l:.w 7. 1. 1 , .) , 17 U L 1 t. Y 1 ti I> J\i I ~ hi I .-~. N I) ~ I ~ X .. .e .... ., ...., .... ,.. ... 4. y ....... ,. AntiSalon Lague!BODER ATROMENARE NDE SERIUP. DHeniadoo L-ea J.[ ' ELO ID RBORDER PAROLEN REINDE TO DISCUSSDECEN VH iti Dr}oc RB OPS OTN OTA PHONE INVENTIONS TCUNTLVEINTNTS I~IIIl reenm Orders Charge NIMUNICIP91AL H u I S UIIIJAgvtitst f Sdt.xite - d ~39CAIere r j Will _.Face Civil 'ICOL11- for Alleged Stlay...…

…r 1 i I I 1' C t t" t 7 t t 0 T~Y;14~tA~y2~, i;30;THE MICHIGANDAL__ iias OMIIEARKANSAS FLOOD REFUGEES TAKFES DCAOVIjNWFINANCIAL PROBLEMS FACING BANKRUPT RFSSuHER TEMPORARY SHELTER IN BOX CARSN -NC K APB DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR REED, 0 !the estimated revenues fo' these' rone. In 4+Pof. Thomas II Peed, of the po- o 08 f iticaiI science departm~enit, who i; ed." THREE DRY CHIEF idSiIi~ itdil iw o ev.o i~efoi 1 rl :.Acrteaschi Jools fPaced3)y ...…

…U PAGE FOUR h,1business with ordinary legislative speed. Two weeks ago it agreed on Published every morning except Monday the sugar controversy and last flaring the I1uiversity year by the Board in We h uhdsue ete Control of Student Publications week the much disputed leather -Meiber of Western Conferenc Eitoriaf1 fd hide schedules were settled. Association. The motive for the new vitality The .Associated Press is exclusively entitl ed is not...…

…TuEsruy. ZJW, tGA.,hyta j mo.- 1"HP-AvItCHIGAN DAILY TTI1TA h~P P ' ~f 1 r N A V (. N f TL- VYJVl~i"n.S'ri . V 1 L 'n**at Og. ' . .. 1 k * .A Jr- A.3 . -- asr r r INTERlCLASS GAMESN fST0-N; nr IrflhTrrPT Tfll MIXED CLASSES OF UNIVERSITY WERE lW itder Carnival Queen SURPRISE TaSTUDENT FROM JAPAN Is Al-on tlt Winner of Barbour Scholarship colleges of th~e two countrics. On' Says Co-Education Was j a trip around the world, Miss MialA Un...…

…Ti-i R (171Hi 0. A'P,4. . sI ._.I v a A t++ a o.N L!Pt-1V SOhY, i.AiiiUNiZY :40, TA.Z) WIEMAN Mai TAKEGOPER COACHING POSITION y rnern Arrive; at FOME ICINChcago to Get Set hera and i~y s .etinue , ld ing two ~[ICHICAGO, Jan. 27;--Primo Car- ti L sparring par'tners, his manag:er and - a drawi ng 1-n7tluctor, today wore3 here to prepare for the Italian's Weiman WllGo to Minneapolis western boxiiig debut wi t h 7+E er Tloday to Conf-fer...…

… 1 11IL;A4\' , fgI 1 iA rl l_}.i .L'' i +' dl lld f:: _ _< Varsity T rack .Squad in Top j Loo to Conference Schedule CA 1S SIF if I -r- COAGH KEEN'S MEN. HAVE ALREADy WON, FOUR DUAL MEETS' ['HESE NEWCOMERS PROVE VALUABLE ADDITIONS BUCKEYES DEFEAT i i, Thee Veterans, Hewitt,; and Parker Lead Way Kelly, rn 1 s J Scorig Honors. RESER'VES ARE STRONG Early ,Season Showing Establish- es Wolverines as Fav orites I in Title Ch...…

…i IA 'C; L Elc 1ri' A ir MC-II(N ALy T°UL' DiAV. JANUJARY 3. 1930.--I 1for conflicts, to be given Tuesday, Feb. 11, p. in., in room 10t R. L. Ak' DALYOF FICIAL BUL*LETIN kmhetln I the Bulletin is const ructive notice to all mecmbers o t hr, Uiuiversly. Copy received by the Assstant to the Presi- (leilt until 3:30 t). m. (11:30 a. In. Saturday) V0,L XL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930 No. 89 NOTIICES i P. 1'. fBursley R~oomJorthe Finial Exa ...…