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…ESTABLISHED 1890 LIN s Alp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVE RSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLL No. 53 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS SCHOOL SORORITIESI HOLD ANNUAL BALL IN LEAGUE BUILDING GRAND MARCH LED BY H EALY, MU I R Autumn Decoration Plan Followed in Adorning Sitf of Dance. Is PRESIDENT NAMES WILIAMV M1 DAK LABOR SECRETARY 3:pposi...…

…PAG, IV( TTNV'Ft/rTrf4TC:AX NAYTV (QfArrTTvfAv t7 fT*T ? On 1©4 If1 A d 1. 17. I________________________________ &lL V t l 2 1 is NIN L H 1 L.1 £ Ot'..L UIJAt C, 1VV11L ti +;t£ ;1, i 3lt SAIST ICS S H 0 WCHARRED REMAINS OF EXPERIMENTLAL PLANECAHSBMILR IS'S IN WHICH TWO DIED IN FEORD AlRPORT CAH QMfIH IS- N - - , .; f SN IKESB [RA - LNG SCK ES 0T. BENEDICT COLLEGE ACCLAIMS MEXICAN PRESIDENT'S TWO, SONS oxirig and Dates are Fancies of ...…

… ' ' _Ty r 1Y, G v "P1 ER29, 1930 THF MIC'HTGAN D ATL Y PAGE TflUM \ a", r ,O ' t, __ i r .s Z'-c g _ _'%M ,' i *,, m .-- - 0 ' :. ~ e ~M PA~ ~ - o Alt we IS acceptblady thnevrbeoe ~~~N SpecialLicensey t: Hunting Seasn to geteyou until GI Christma Ba-agittorM HgANENSIAN every member PHOTOGRAPHIS MADE f ' of the family. Washable Slip-ons i ___black, white, tan, andg _"" ~brown ........$2.95 Formal Gloves (16 Phone 4434 fzor ' CpaH Liber...…

…PAGE WOUR T H E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board ia 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 thie paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at ...…

…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 29, 1930 THE IiiIC..IJI AN DAILY SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER..29,.1930..TH....... ......DAI.Y orF F AIE MEMBERV ACTS 9 \\ (TV 0 OF WIFE OF CABINET MEMBER ACTS \LII 0 COLORS AS HOST ESS IN WASHINGTON SHOP AD STYLEIIS MARK PAN HELLENIC BALL:.i< ENGLISH LESSONS GIVEN TO WOMEN Afternoon Opportunity' Classes HOSPITAL SCHOOL GIVES CHILDREN REQUIRED WORKFOR ALL GRADES Bedside Instruction Is Offered For Cases in Acute Units. Y...…

…PAGE MSX THE MTC_14TC;A fit n TT V "af4AWT N AA 't'7 C9 1'"! VAP ZrnT A 1T? flfl '°1tV) f ".e. T 4F RA Vl1 T l1T4 t 4 A " Lfl A ALj VA L L-b 1 . I i. u .~ )ly. INUJV1~iAVl:4t L.i, l%3U 3U R ti ..-1 r ni endent AT ilt CAET ILL-GIE 7IASSOCATED PWESS NAMiES -T'-o-woL US l an -c NFEREN CE TEAM ----R-GI IRISH CLOSE SR f, =78 IflZED B 1ILI ~E!I I TRACK El iRockne' Backs to be Matched Against Rugged West PointI Line in Chicago Tilt. BIG C...…

…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y PAGE SEVER - - - - - -. . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . in 111W n t mf zck. c -- t Tie for St ite Tt~e' LASSIFIED ADVERTISING Puck Team Gets Ready __-NOTI'va for Opening Encounter 'USED CLOTHES bought and ,sold. ISHSHEDULES WITflU T__A1LOS S Possibility That Detroit Team May be Disqualified After Action of Board. USED INELIGIBLE MAN Thanksgiving day wrote finis...…

…PAGE ETORnT THE MICHICAN A I L Y !C4 A F1 fT Y? n V XnrTVfMMnn )(1 1 A _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _.i I U t:AJ1.1 1Y, O~VflV1t'j ERI.ZU,IN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pubication 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. ni. Saturday. VOL. XLJ. SATURDAY, NOV. 29, 19130 NO. 53 ENGINEERS EMPLOY OVER 200 PERISH I...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 Y AL .ART Aloe MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 27 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930 I PRICE FIVE CENTS CAMPAIGN TO HELP JOBLESS ADVANCEDI BY FEDERAL ACTION National Government Attempts to Create Opportunity for More Work. Creates Grid Row In College Circles WOODS CHOOSES STAFF Voluntary Organizations Begin Functioning to ...…

…_PAGE T WO T'1Tr MTr"Tf; A N N Al T N W 7T'1ATW.C!T*I A V nf*!rklnr. "- rte, 101M 1 1.1 is Tf \ NATTV 1 V 1 l.. 1 11 ,I IN1.J 1H1 1LL jI WL t~ L' {. TICKET L[JFJ ACSNIL LAESWNFR T[~FATR PAEINMINIATUREGOFI-ES F 99 Talks 2 Lo s :I. la!ir _ 1 . M o a r h R e d s O e n in g O p o r tu n ity f o r a fr te , '". _g entertain a. 'renibj oz .i ~X?11~i~1T'~ A ~7 Ii"~TW~' 4'~fl I AOft TO°.- MEN,, ,T _ . rrP ,.__,to 3t orms Strie Center, Sctih Pa...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930 THE MIC~HIGAN fDAIL .L --Xo 1141,31im I . a _.._--_-_ l 17 nW ' 1111ww1 PROVIDED SUMMER STUDY SKAW TELLS Director of Alumni Relations Describes Work Done by Michigan Expedition. ENCOUNTER HARDSHIPS Enterprise Proves Modern View Toward Comparative Research. TWO THOUSAND OF DETROIT'S JOBLESS MARCH TO CITY HALL AFTER DEMONSTRATION IN PARK - _f _ _ ___. m l cr nrmimnrai --n ivni n I I! ! , . I 3 II L II I ...…

…PAGt FOUR 'I 'HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 21, t930 PACE FOtrTI THE MICHiGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOI3Efl 2~, 1930 Published every morning except Monday luring 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 thie paper ...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCiTOB2R 24, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY W E D NIL D A Y, C T O B E R 29, 1 30.TH.M............ 1 L r. CHAIRMEN CHOOSE SECONDARYSTAFF TO WORKON BALL Pan-Hellenic Society Will Give Annual Formal Dance November 28. HEADS TO MEET FRIDAY Appointments to Music, Ticket, and Ballroom. Committees Will Follow. Committee chairmen of the Pan- Hellenic ball appointed last week by Margaret Healy, '32, general chairman, have chosen assistants...…

…Aft Isx THE MICHIGAN DAILY PASSES EXPECTED, TO DECfUE .COA J TEST Barry Wood and Harry Newman Seen as Outstanding Pass Throwers.' WOLVES LINE STRONGER When Michigan goes up against Harvard a week from the coming Saturday at Cambridge, it is ex- peoted that football fans will wit- ness a game in which the parts played by two masters of the for- ward pass will largely determine the outcome. Harvard, although it has a fairly effective run...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1930 THE MICAI'-IGAN DAILY PANE SBEVEN~ ...........__ __ __ __ __ __ _ _ . ....-............. .... .........- ----- INDIAN1A TO RTUE H'TRE BA£NEXT Hoosier Coach Has Only Light Drill in Effort to Rest Men for Saturday. HARRIERS ALSO TO MEET (Spccial to The Daiy) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Oct. 27.- Practice today for the Indiana football team following its return from Southern Methodist was light. The Hoosiers will continue ...…

…PAOA RYOHTf THE MICHICAN DAILY WV.T'VMP..qrlAV "Vrt"RWW 20 i.4qn __-- _.._ _..,_...________w_ u_...___---- -- ___..__ __..._ . ._._.._ __. _._ .__ __.__..__..._______.____w___ ___. ___..._. ___.___._._ ._. __®._ DAILY U7T~~~~~~~~~~~~~rrT A'* 01ifAVI£Ajokn 1JJ) x', 1\Jul..oX i1n .Zh-J, ' _.._.__.______ _.___. _._,v_ ._._ _.... __®___.._r.,. ._. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of...…

… U7 4 0 u mmrx ESTABLISHED 1920 lilrthiga :4E aitU MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 25. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS REPERTORY GROUP WILL APPEAR-NEXT IN ONEILL DRAMA 'Beyond the Horizon,' Tragedy of New England Life, Will J Open Wednesday. E. W. HICKMAN DIRECTS First Produced in New York byl Provincetown Players With Richard Bennett. "Beyond the Horizon," one of the best known plays of Eugene ...…

…THE SUMMER MICMGAN DAIL2 TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930 1! Ulli f 'mmer Published every morning except MondayI 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 allnews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pubjished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoflice as second class m...…

…29, 1930 TBE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SEHIBACH IN LE D AS DERBY FLYERS REACH CARiFORNIA Twelve Remain in Race as Group Arrives at Los Angeles; Weddell Is Second. COMPLETE 4000 MILES Pilots Rest for One-Day Hops to Ogden, Omaha, Chicago, Goal at Detroit. (By Associated Press) LOS ANGELES, July 28.-A doz- en pilots, survivors of the all-Amer- ican air derby, rested here today after completing approximately 4,000 miles of their aerial jaunt about t...…

…'=E SUMMER MICHqXAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1$3D ._ _... TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930 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. VOL. X. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1930 NUMBER 25 School of Music Concert: Guy Filkins, organist, and Stanley Fletch- er, pianist, will provide the following in the Summe...…

…,ESTABLISHED 1890 I, g 'g0n iait t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSP VOL. XL. NO. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1930 EIGHT PAGS PRICE FIVE CENTS C.INCINNATI LO'SES SLUGGING CONTEST TO MICHIGAN NINE Fisher's Men Make Fifteen Hits to Defeat Rogoff by Score of 15-2. GO HITLESS ONE INNING Coach Uses Sixteen Men to Give Experience to Next Year's Squad. By Joe Russell. Slashing away at Rogoff, Cin- cinnati hurler for fifteen hits and as ...…

…PACIPE71,77) THE - 'MTC H I G A N'D A It Y' THE MTCHT~AN DATEY~ TT-ThT l e Y ~Aw.1).afl RUUING (IF SENATE whr I ONTA hEF CAUSE Measure Returns to Conference as Curtis Sustains Technicality. MAY BE READ MONDAY' 4NER. OF DOLE RACE TO HONOLULU TO ATTEMPT fl[HflIA[oFlier Makes Record HN4II NATION l FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK TO PARIS DURING SUMMER I UJump in Paracute L TO CONDUCT TOURI FRES DEFEATED ."Y'. ;v } } f....... Bil Needs Further Compro...…

…4 'FH , A ';, Y=9,-,1930 TJq E. M-J-C-J.+.,LG N-N- -D-A-LE-Y, . r_, -.PAGE THREE TH,,.:uGN~~DAliY- ~AG~- THREE FD#,J ADPVIBES HIS HjJOHOLVN D.OCEFf R MDECUT 'FDI WAGES 113 BESET' SHOU0P TO9 BlY All I l YF R . ovnint __-_ .--- -_--_ a _ - ... v ..,,. .. . ... . . AUDO 0N OF WOMN TYING T"" CRASH GATE: EBLSTHREATEN ,j ! o Dorman /1lso DiscusssSl c 3t, t h a ~t he hias even come to letting lTf C VNLN [')~Morals and Frc4'sj'' 'hiOgDiTiiH ...…

…PAGE FOUR :THE M I C--H U CAA N- D .A I L-Y . PAGE FOUIVA a i aM a I IOMfa~ .w s Published every morning except Monday 9 during the TJnersity Year by th Board int Contaol of Studen Publication. Member of Western Conference Editarlal Association. The Associated Press isexclusively entitledt to the use for republication of all news dis- Yatches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published1 herein. Entere...…

…40 THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY PACE FIVE r ZETA TAU ALHA KAPSWNSEMIMI F S OF T ORNEY Baseball Games Postponed From Monday Played; Winners Compete. PLAY FINALS MONDAY Zeta Tau Alpha Defeats Sigma Kappa, 2 to 0, in Closest Game of Season.1 Yesterday afternoon -;he semi- finals of the baseball season were played off. Previous to the semi- final games two games postponed from Monday had to be played to determine what teams would be in the semi-finals...…

…0 PAE T7 rHEAll-CHIGAN IDAILY THUMSDAY. MLV-Iff- 4011 rRf~ MTflF4TflAN ~VATT~Y TT~A.V ~7utAV ~1ck Itir,7,iaC]" i, lYhti 1 6 ZI, I u0 v TENNIS TEAM BIDS FOR IG TEN TITLE TODAY Illinois and Chicago Bare Path of Racket Squad in Quest of Conference Tite. CLOSE MEET FORESEEN Victors in the Western Confer- ence dual meet competition for the season. Michigan's Varsity tennis team will invade Chicago today for the Big Ten Tennis meet tha...…

…T V& ASS,.MAY D., 1930 T r IMII~C AN DAILY BO CRS 1 ; PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT OF GAME lShIde Defeats HudkIns IRV STQN SR } ORES_ __ __ _ __ __ __U Hard-Foaught Contest' (Continuca from Page 1 First Inning1 right Berwnger forced Cochrane (y Asocitd Press) ew( Cincinnati: Daniels threw out! at second, Murphy struck out. No' LOS ANGE3LES, May 28. - Dave stpon b yrn ndNesGo oe yCochrane. Whiter fouled to runs, no hits no errors 'iaae, Concord...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 29. 1c, .I TI+ITJRST)A. , MAY 2Q ,Q$ NOTICES Automobile Regulation: The automobile regulation will not be lifted for Decoration day, May 30, 1930. The automobile regulation will be lifted on Sunday morning, June 15 at 8 a. m. and will be resumed on Monday morning, June 30, at 8 a. m., the opening day of the 1930 Summer Session. W. B. Rea, Assistant to the Dean of Students I All Juniors Preparing to Teach:...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 . !. r IC ia n tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DRAMATIC READER T!APPEAR HERE' 'KING'S HENCHMAN' ON SPECH SERIES' University of Chicago Professor Will Appear at League f r} Theatre Tonight.! ELIZABETH SMITH, NAMED9 AS WINNER Of PLAY1 CONTEST* Annual Father, Son Banquet to be Held in Union on May 10 SEN E AFTER RS TO ATTEND STAG DIN...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 wr wi . nrr rn i HARRY CHANDLER SENAME DPRESIDENT UPHOLDS RELIoIONl .. IN SUNDAY SPEECH' ( x it f THREE POWER NAVAL CONFERENCE LIMITS NUMBER M U AULT OFBATTLESHIPS TO SUPPLEMENT AMERICAN NAVY TINUREDULs Eover Soon ExpectedC to Per- PA UE L EQATIN .t Actual bying Down of DAIN CAR CRH E. ISTMargarek Nt M. Sager Fatally Huirt TOAEASTERNOMETSEightHeen0cru- Early Sna onn -~, r - A sers. each a sheer...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 TH~t MICIGAN fDAILY PAGE' T}RM a III Alli CHARACTER TRAITS IN SUNDAY SPEE[CH Eastern Pastor Asks Man to Put Trust in Human Verities Shown in Jesus. FIRST SHIP OF BYRD EXPEDITION IN HARBOR FOLLOWING RETURN CONVOCATIONS ENDED Worlds of Science and Idealism} Can be Combined Under Mature Religion. Achievement of a mature religion rests upon the willingness of man to put trust in the human verities! that Jesus dare...…

…FouR THE MICHIGAN DA I ~Y TUESDAY, APRIL 29,1930 I ~ - I , 51t rIidtl Batt! Published every morning except Monday, during tue University year by the Board in Cont1Ao of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- Iatches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered...…

…TVV915AY, APTM 29, 10 30 THE MICHT YAN 1 . PAM Five Oil I fAY 1 1 L L9,1\90 LTV l 1 1 \1? L-171\ L'IZ S LY1 d. bAVA.bd .\ +4, R AL 'E A E SE P NS T alIETEXANS CHOOSE [[BERLIN REPORTER BAEBLLSEASON OPENS AT PALMER iCOLLEGE QUEEN; HTHLE , TIC MEETING1 TRLINE REORE COLLGE UEE | LL \\) L|TO GIVE LECTURE FIE ;ALPHA I DELTAS WIN FIRS NDS TH REPORT GMEAGINST ALPHAGAMMADELTA9YDRTYTUF m Dfa Because IIRISH PLA YWRIGI-T University of Texas is Chose...…

…-PAGE SIX THE -MI-H-IGAN, IL TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 ..; q . . .... ...1... .: ..:..M T C.. ..C..N... .A..LY...T....... .A Y.,,..A PR IL.. 2__9, 1.93.. SPRING GRID GRIND SHOWS STRENGTH IN SQUAD [S GRIQQERS't:Cle Rea 11 Ei R! Emto EentoatOer Mile BEGIN FOUTH WEEKI Event at Ohio Meet nf nu- nIVIn~iI !E' __________PAEItome insigFeaue; FOUR BLL TEAMS STAR ON FIRS O SBALPLAYERS U EATEN TO DAT_ A T DRAE R ElAYS ByJablonwski StrsGIVEN LIGHT...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 'A "A, -H I G'A N D'A I L Y PACE SEVEN TH~ ICHIAN DILY AO!~117E B MUT IN YEARLING NINE Penn and Drake Relay -Contestants Tie by Comparisons of Marks Set by Each Section at Meets Held Last Saturday t'reshmnan Squad of Seventy to be Reduced to Thirty by Final Cut. GAMES TO BEGIN SOON Out of a squad of over 70 can- elidates who responded to the call for freshman baseball around 30 will make up the team when the fina...…

…_rat___THEMICHIGANDAILY ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ SUP EME RIB NALCHARLESJAMISON I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ADDRESSES CLUBISHBEIN TO TAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members 0TILT Df Nearly a billion dollars are lost of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ' the United States yely due toUI dent until 3:30 p m. (11:30 a. i. Saturday) unwise selection of creditors by__I VOL. XL.H TUESDAY, APRIL ...…

… ETABLISHED 'V 7 rA IfIt iaMilj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PPRESS VOL. XL. NO. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1930 EIGHT PAGES r . PRICE FIVE CENTS TECHNICALITY MA Y nnriiriiT pnuennni Many Accept Sigma Delta Chi Grid Banquet Invitations as Committee Works on Program rraiE TOfl PSex Problem to be Topi .Four Faculty Mem C 11 A TCrfnnnonuni ic of Closed Forum; ibers to Lead DiscussionV OLVERINES subject, "Problems of Sex...…

…W r alt 1 0 0 t(". A kt n A t t itJ s . ,v r rMp!?+l' ok t qv 4 r x+Y+C t C A A rti HO E ICN STUD [NTS Convicts at Missouri State Penitentiary Threaten to Riot Becauseo Unsatisfactory Food; Guards Employ aa THRN U'H'_MICIGAT Ten Nationatries Represented 2 ~ ~ " " on Ninth Annual Trip; I.s Placstit/! {n. HILDNER IS IN CHARGE Itirierary to be Coveted Thrtough ~ : ~ Means of a Chartered Bus; I ~~E * Five Steps Arc Listed. j. 1 .-aH-v !) f3 1 ....…

…SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1936 .THE MIC'HIG!AN DAILY PAG*E THREE ISO III III I "SEARCH "ENTIST WORST GROUP WILL MEET HERE NEXT MONTH BLIZZARD OF HISTORY PARALYZES CHICAGO; iTFlDE hPard Gives Taty YO I DISPARA TRAFFIC DUG OUT FROM 19 INCHES OF SNOWFALL I , F I L N E or Peri Uhivmrd, of te AN flflf 4 * , y i____Cercle Francais last night on the NeededLegislation Is Also subject. "Courses Given by the Says Four West-tE~t F4jghts State Boad Univ...…

…PAT rt7T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA'T MIAY, MA1RCT 29; 1930 H I isting at Michigan now. Through l the intimate contacts such as close U _ sc dD^ year~ ~ ~4 ~ROLLf MuI1C And Drana Pn1bish d every morning except Monday friendships these men formed with TEDII Member of Western Conference £lEdi1 better adjusted to their surround- ADDING THE MAY FESTIVAL PROGRAM. Memberl of sternulCaonndegrauats hetattrlbcam/- Asoclation. 1 ings and the relation b...…

…°W I . t C.N -- IL erAbi EiV r . h VT~t ,'rkk it01.7 ti S n4 X1', TLSP C3z; MAJ11 URt'"I ,:T. 1"lu~ J ____ L . ...l4 1 . .& tL x% -.ae' - a i. - i w~~p LI a. '-~ - __________________________________ LVA -- .,_ a A1C IACIW CON VENJION COMMITTEE Frosh Plan Support VICIALS WOMEN IN ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES of Annual PageantAr NOT WELCOME', PROFESSOR JC S IN RIFLERY Tr Tf nr iun nc NThrough Class D e L LWomen in the English un land, m l...…

…T1_1"1t4TYA D~A ILY SATURDAY, 1MVARCH 29, 1930~, ., .. .. ,. .. . .., .y:- ,.....__ .:.k a . akaa a r a a a ?..ep :'. a .a. . a a /. a- a SOUTHERN BASE BALL TRIP TO BEG-IN IN Two. lr-WEEKS KXansas Relays Will '-_____ Attract Outstanding BELL STRENGTHENS CUBS' LINEUP FOR 1930 r r"'Freshmen Trccmen IJJWEA AE IReceive Recognition1 for' Indoor Season jR OMINST jForty-one members of the 1933 indoor track squad were awardIed numerals f...…

…PAGE SEVE14 SAI~tRDAY, NIARCfl29, 1930'1.4 THE MICHIGN DALY, SPRING TO ST BUSH 'IS FIRST EXPERIENCED MAN Yearing Track Stars il FOHIBALI HANDLING WHITE ;SOX SINCE 1919 Receive 19 3 Jnsi gn $, (Continued From Page 6) ART MO D}x-. no, .Vii'.; RoderickCocx. Biriin' ,9 H f Ihama; - Gorge Crane, Ann Arbor; . . a ,< ... _ ,. 1 Intram .ra1 News I ICL A S IF IEjj Members of the Varsity Eleven it Will be Chosen From :T htsGroup.1 KIPKE TO DI...…

…THE MICHISAN . D~IiV . W-/18. 3. , 3.V. id 1;i: i+VX1 4U,' :L VQV DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Hundreds Brave Rain to See Funeral Rites REVEREND PAGE of Carl Ben Ejelson, Noted Arctic Flier UL TO CONFIRM 40 ;ONu NEWAJ OLUNRAY TO CREATE CLINICS I el l T :aC- 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. SATU...…

…ETA LSFED 1890 9 i r _ '. J r MW -AL 4 aii M .. MEMBLi -ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 90. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS RELATIVES, FRIENDS 44~JTCHELL TO 0|" }\|"?(0\" 'MITCH ELL TO BAN WET PROSECUTORS ATTEND LAST RITES' ' OF HARRYHUTCHINS President Emeritus Laid to Rest i Forest Hill Cemetery - Yesterday. I LREGENTSRECEIVE BLAKE MEMORIAL IT9[Y TO PHESENT FOR Sti CHOLARSHIP IATAcce...…

…THE" MTCI1TC .AN nAIT.V TI-a Il'V MT .O at-It .AMt fl.A Li W VE SDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930: LONG WORTH GIVyEN OT'SERTR TMSOCATOSPBI@GANT. ENGNEEIN CL BFAMOUS RE VOL VER 11NSIC IT1tI ERTRYSISNCUIN REPORTS OF DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE ( o ' In hi aiIpehboacs R O M D1 and we should credit oti TOeOLsME Trday Vrsayfternoonbc hoenat 1- o'clock ;fwith the same thought. AT UNIDN TONIGH T Fo~S Secretary of State andhedote FrmSec 1 n etn ilacrteWill Inform...…

…W=N DAY, ' ,-ANVARY 2$, 1930,: T-HE- MIC'-HIGAN- a A ILY- PAETHEE Tb nII+ PEGU . GRACE DEMONSTRATES DEVELOPMENT IN TELEPHONE USED IN OVERSEA COMMUNICA SEATS FOR DETROITl! SHOWINGOF OPERA Chicago Civic Opera Company. to Open Detroit Rin on Februar~y 17.' MICHIGAN MEN IN CAST' Arrangements for, Transportationj of Students Neariang Completion. "Michigan students will be 'well JIONNAYRGIBLE TO TEST NEW GLIDER II Screen, Reflections "II j...…

…PAM* t6 T 14 r-M IC4 T Ck It")y A T E V UMMl.WWAUVIA*#It S YAti o d*' - -.- * d A A 1....11 1 Y11")..L9 A VL"':Wi l«,L.#Jb PSA, 'J lk~authnz l£4Q 19U.J N t PublishedI every morning eveept Monday during theU niversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.j I ANOTHER MERIT SYSTEM - The establishment of student- managed organizations on moreS DRMA d r permanent and more creditable NO MORE STUDENT PLAYS STUDENT basis, a m...…

…LV wi t l 'C1I ti 2 ' + , 111J1 , I H'E M C 1 N~fi 4 I I- ________________________________________ kvA1'' FA US I / j J j' 1s .t t f",' f .4Si cam l C . MODERNIZED HEALTH PROBLEM SINGS IN OPERA DEPENDS ON LIFE LED BY STUDENTS{ SIGNAT JUNIORS Hs ueis not ight for this year's W Health concepts must be up-to- styles. A deficiency in the element WO O BKPON t date and applied accordingto of food is the cadse. But the "too-;tThe Passion...…

…PAIGB SEN THE MICHIGAN- D, A t L Y- WEDNESDAY; J'AiVU RIY 28; 1.130. ,,G. IrT E M C I A A L EDEDY ALA~2,l99 MH IA i G T NSdPE R F E C T- O F F E N S I ' TEA TO MEET DETROI CITY- COLLEGE PrCourt Shots HIGH SCORERI -Detroit Team Seeks Second Win Over a Michigan quintet s on Own Floor.E. MET RESERVES BEFOREt With an entirely new style of at- tack tucked away in reserve, Coachz Courtright will send his "B" team charges against th...…