…ESTABLI 1890 NEED, t 41* tv 4~ VOL. XLII. No. 57 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931 PRICE FNV 20 HIGH SCHOOL NEWSMEN OPEN METING TDAY Registration, Party. Set for Today; to Hold Banquet Friday. HERE THREE DAYS Meeting Sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi; Present Program. Renowned Singers to Appear Tonight PHILOSOPHY UPSET' BY NEW THEORlIESI IN MODERN PHYSICS More Freedom Given Philoso- phers in Speculation, Says Bert...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QORATIG H p n CHOICE OF HOUSE L M C(NFER ED IN BATTLE ON ENGLISH TOPIS SFT I~ HfCampbell, C o w d e n, O'Neill, S M ' -TilN ..1 MONGOLOIDS CROSSED LAND BRIDGE FROM ASIA OVER 10,000 YEARS AGO ty Wins Two Vote Majority as Result of New Jersey Election. kT EASTERN VICTORY w Hampshire District Offers pportunity for Another Seat in House. rASHINGTON, Dec. 2-(P)-Elat- by victory in New Jersey Tues- r the Democrats are becoming...…
…THE MI~CIAN DfAILY YYRDHn flRILflURU GOES TORECEIVERS Disaster Is First Major Rail Casualty of Present Depression. Robinson Directs 'Whiteheaded Boy' With Irishmen, Not Students, Now Teaching Field Still Open, Says Carrot hers There is still a great demand for real teachers, said Prof. George E. Carrothers, director of high school' inspection, in a radio talk yesterday{ addressed primarily to high school seniors throughout the state. The te...…
…'THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year 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. bublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise iredited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second glas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY low 1 0 - - - M lD lRA UMOTIF WILL BE FEATUREI 'T SOPH__CABARET Booths With Canopies to Be Put Along Walls; Will Offer Fun-Makers for Sale. WILL FURNISH DANCING Choruses to Wear Modernistic, Empress Eugenie And Spanish Costumes. Using the Mardi Gras as a theme the decoration committee of th- Sophomore Cabaret is converting the League -ballroom into a stree scene. Tables are to be placed around the walls of the ballro...…
…r peniame rw; Monda3 __ b T] Three Veterans Provide Nucleus eLa Alyha Epsilon Favored for Team; Sophomores to Win; Phi Beta Delta Will Start. Also Strong Bet. CAPTAIN ELECT OF] T YNFIES IDEALS Ivan Wiliamson Is Good Stu- dent as Well as Athlete. z Ivan Williamson, '33, of Toledo, Ohio, elected Tuesday night to cap- tarn the 1932 grid squad, has forr two seasons been an outstandin nn th+bc Tlhenri n~i~r ~ With a record of two Conference In...…
…THE MTCHICAN DAILY 'L : STO! CHANGO!t WC-l.C S-MY-t G~ TLL ... - ft2*~Ee S1CES THEY CAN44T G rr A~way - GtC/EL-L.STS t/z' 2 ' z ~JL 1 By Lichty 71; CLOSES -j AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PJ INOTICE2 BEST SHOE SHINE in town. San- fords. Sundays, evenings. 1211 E. Ann, 514 E. William. 251c MRS. H. R. ORR representing Syncro Motor Co. of Battle Creek, Mich., will interview stu- dents at Barber Gym from 11- 12:30 and 1-2:30, Friday, Dec. 4, 19...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN University Broadcasting--2 p. m.: "Present Day Opportunities for a Career in Music," Professor David Mattern. "The Advantages of a Pharmaceutical Education," Professor C. C. Glover. English 293-Bibliography: A preliminary meeting in this course to supplement lectures in bibliography will be held at 2 p. m., in Room 1209 Angell Hall. Soph. Engineers: Assembly at 4 p. m., in Room 348. Class business. ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'Sr 4t4 Iqtt zijar 4bo 411 t MEMBER ASSOCIATEI PRESS __ VOL. XLII. No. 32 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE '3i..,. TAXIS CUT PRICES TO GAIN BUSINEISS: Council's Action on Question One Week Away; Meters May Be Ordered.f M'KAIN LEADS FIGHTa 'Must Revise Treaty' Buick, Red Arrow Change Rates to 25 Cent Charge; United Increases Costs. With city action on taxicab rates due one week f...…
…THE MI HICAN DAILY U'o!Ld HG [ajority of Investigating Body' Concurs ;i Asking Brucker; for Rate Control, 4YNE, LENNON DIFFER fobsers Find Slump in Business Has Added to Difficulties of Diary Farmers.- LANSING, Nov. 2.-(MP)-A state- de organization having the pow. to ix milk prices was recon- nded to Gov. Brucker today by majority of the special commis-3 o he named to investigate milkj Wces and distribution. Two minority reports were sub- ...…
…__THE MTCHIGAN DATEY __ _ _ Preparation for Indiana Til Star Ohio Sophomore Who Is Turning in Stellar Brand of Football at Quarter NOTRE DAME TEAM REMAINS UNBEATEN Dartmouth, Yale Tie Breaks Record; Georgia, Stanford Still Undefeated. The Ramblers of Notre Dame continued on their unbeaten way last Saturday to topple the power- ful line of Carnegie Tech and push over three touchdowns for a 19-0 win to remain as one of the Mid- west's outstan...…
…'THE MICHICAN DAILY blished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of Student Publications. miber of the Westcrn Conference Editorial Association. e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- tion ofhallanews dispatches credited to it or not otherwAle d in this paper and the local news published herein. ered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of postage g...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !' Margaret Whittemore of League of Nations to AW-IW Speak Toda2 PRfMINENTW AN Exhibitionof.Indian nnnnrnn Handiwork Described To 90HS CSIP, By Museum Curator. S E E LT a baskets are often char actrisicof the type ofconr I in whicn they are made," said Miss - Crystal Thompson, curator in the Miss Whittemore Is Member of University museums, while discuss- Women's Consultative ing an exhibition which was placed Commi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DALEY . 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. VOL. XLII. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1931 No. 32 NOTICES Presiclent and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the University on the first two Wednesdayafternoons of each month from 4 to 6 o'clock.. Math. 49, 50...…
…rABLISHED 1 890 }~J Ai 4* 4tZtr ta 4 a113 i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS No. 6 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE Cl R SIT SET, FOR SE so OP E E ithven Defends Reputation of American K ITS AT CRITICS OF STUDENT LIFE AT UNIVERSITIES President Gives Speech Before Education Association. ANSWERSLITTLE Upholds Co-Education; Auto Not an 'Evil, But a Problem. By Karl Seiffert. SAULT STE. MA...…
…TIHE MIChIGCAN DAILY -^ ESME0IT URGED0 INETARY PARLEY ver, Idaho Senator Engage in Informal Luncheon Discussion. )HIBITION DEFENDED .. ... . .. . ... .. .. . flsrmainent Problems Relative{ tGeneva Conference Spoken of.- WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-(P)-Sen. Bbrah, of Idaho, urged President Hbover today to call an anterna- tibrfal monetary conference to con- sier adoption of bimetallism by the leading nations.- In luncheon conference with Vhe Presi...…
… 0' Three Be Liquor Question Simple. , dents, and clear thinking requires However complex and controver- that the school be not credited with sial the general subject may be, the "evils" which in reality represent liquor question in colleges is a unfortunate social c o n d i t i o n s simple one. Education should ad-) against which it must strive. mittedly teach respect for law and order. For better or worse prohibi- British Party Leader tio...…
…ow-mlw --- 4t £iduian autv blished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of Student Publications. mber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- tion of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news published herein. ered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second matter. Special rate of po...…
… "'' OW A University Organist E T L CHAIRMEN CONTEMPORARY PAINTING EXHIBIT TA ESAF 11'LEAGHes sncWhy Weekly CH ANGE IA EAGE ESHOWS ART ON BACKWARDTREND .r ha9 ' EO HGA I ED F Prt~amsSucee ODiversity o f Subjects Features types are represented in the collc-L[ _____ CllecioninYAumn tion. Maurice Sterne has contribut-TOO EXECUTIYV ILD MEETI1 Memorial Hall. An exceptionally fine and inter- esting exhibit of contemporary American Painting has bee...…
…____- THE MLTcHTrAN LDA1LY ___ s :allahan Shuts 'it ila'e pia Athletics,. 4 LATE WITH BTB Wild Bill Allows A's Three Hits But Issues Eight Bases on Balls. EARNSHAW LOSER Teams Will Go to Philadelphia to Reopen Series Monday Standing All Even. FIRST INNING Athletics: Bishop opened with a hard hit to Frisch who threw to Bttomley for the out. Haas was struck out by Hallahan. Cochrane ended the inning by striking out. No- runs, no hits, n...…
…T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATU 41" ww, - )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN H ablication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members 0N 04111 0Y P of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. German With President Spends Day His Family; Many Send Returns. XLII. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1931 No. 6 .I :. NOTICES University Lectures: The following lectures...…
… 07 4 P 0 u mmr I ESTABLISHED 1920 I~Ibtfrhiga :Iait~lj MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED I PRESS - h . XI, NO. 5. FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1931 WEATHER: Fair, Slightly Cooler PRICE FIVE CENTS FACULTY MMBERS PROTEST MILLER'S DISMISS A T OHIO Professors Here Demand Study of Case; May Seek His Reinstatement. WANT POLICY OUTLINED Charge Sociologist Lost Place Because He Gave Opinions on Public Issues. Action pro...…
…THE SUMMER. MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY,' JULY 3, 1931 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 3,1931 3T1r t utWtP2 thant it ublished every morning except Monday ng the University Summer Session by the d in Control of Student Publications. hte Associated Press is exclusively entitled! he use for republication of all news dis- 4es credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published in. All rights of republication of sp...…
…M JULY 3, 1931 THE STIDEVI'.ER MIC MGAN DAILY °' '!d1' TA LY, JUIJY 3, 1931 TWI A7 VT11WMf.L W(fifA, LT. auva.aua La.. a rtaua Y kL ' l a',L+ jr TREASURY REPORT! DEFICIT Of BILLIO AT CLOSE OF YEAF United States Shows Worse Deb Since War Period After Present Depression. EXPENDITURES ARE BIG Agricultural Relief, War Veteran Funds, Construction Work Is Blamed. WASHINGTON, July 2.-(IP)-Un- cle Sam set out today to pull him self out of his wo...…
…THE SUAMERR MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 3; 1931 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 3,~ 1931 Daily Official Bulletin Publication in the Bulletin is 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 FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1931 NUMBER 5 Excursion No. 2-A visit to the Ford Industries at River Rouge will be made the aftern...…
… . wi A4V i - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN d EIGHT PAGE5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1931 ATTEND Heads Summer Term Survey Shows Course Elections, Scholarship Have Relationship CES Than 700 chools IN 1894 mnented by Study Is Made at Asembly of Freshmen in College of Engineering. A relationship between the con- sistency of course elections and scholarship was established in a. recent surv...…
… The RS-1, largest semi-rigid dirigible in the world and once pride of the army, has gone to the junk heap. The craft, which cos $600,000, is shown as it appeared at Scott Field, Ill., while in use. Left is shown the frame work and gondolas after a St. Louis junk dealer started wrecking it. He paid $900 for it. At right is the rudder. GENOESE SAILORS START TREASURE STUDENT HUNT DESPITE PREVIOUS DISASTERS Gold Sunk Near Brest Claims steamer Ar...…
…THE MICHICAN DAIUV TE EXIcUiTIVES P a shot Points Out Possibility of Political Domination by Money Forces. )OSEVELT IS SPEAKER 'n Wants Powers of General Business Manager for Governors. Great Northern Train Wrecked by Tornado AGAINST flVERN Articles Added to Impeachment Complaint Against Norton, Tennessee Head. NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 2.-(iP) -Seven new impeachment articles' against Gov. Henry H. Norton were ready today for presentation .to ...…
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…' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA J LEAGUE PRESIDENT lAiR fi riio~ eEAeDII~Breakfast Closes UE li EPS ESIDNT LEA"UERESIDENTBreakfast Cose DISCUSSES POLICY ENLSB 1 Year of Activi I~AT FINAL BANOUUET! for Senior' 71tics XWoren1 I I ine Koch, '32, Announces icy for Coming Year; Activities Stressed. 1 ESHMAN EVENT Will F.mnhasize- J Jae nfl L J6ur' *aR l V VIAL JAL111j IWt_& - /5C ~. ~lf League Building Facilities by Undergraduates. Katherine...…
…THE MICHICIAN DAILY ;. >ves Meet Indiana oday inFind BigTen Gam( iegler and 'eller Will Oppose Each Other on Mound in Last.Conference Tilt.- PrOBAILE LINEUPS lWichigan 1nbacina perko, 3b Dross, 2b Braendle, if Koenig, lb Tompkins, cf May, cf H dson, lb Hickey, If i~ffley, c Rea, c Daniels, 2b Sauski, rf Eastman, rf Veller, p Kracht, ss Thomas, 3b Kieger, p Haussman, ss Michigan's baseball team will lose its Conference -season today with. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E 3TEIRDAY'S RESULTS American League MEN for New Course ad Freshman Winners. f the varsity golf n announced by rueblood as win- rds for this year. hus honored are: Washington 5, Detroit 3 Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 New York 9, St. Louis 2 Cleveland 12, Boston 11 National League beer s T away Royston, Jack Lenfesty elect), John Howard, Eu- d, Dick Livingstone, and Jolly. The only "AMA" en this year in. golf will d to M...…
…~~ ALL SCHOOLS, COLLEGES TO OPEN Canada Starts New EX-MINER,WHO PLANI BULLETIN I1 FOR THIRTY-EIGH TH SUMMER TERMCL tas N EX-MIERGY, LEADS IN ye notice to all members (Continued from Page One) .dents will attend camp at Mills .- WASHINGTON June 2 -(A)- has office of the Assistant to i tainment has also been planned, Spring, Ky. OTTAWA, June 2.-( t)-Increas- Leading the legions of organized tor lys.11:3 a.m. Sturdy. ncluding special lectures, co...…
…iEDI '"V w1 tl 1 I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 1890 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN J., No. 151 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE G lAKER, NOTED B TO CHARITY, CIER, PASSES New York Financier Succumbs at Home Dean of American Bankers Dies in New York Residence at Ninety-One. CALLED THIRD RICHEST Deceased Capitalist Held Stock in More Than Forty Corporations. NEW YORK, May 2...…
… ITA!TION ISTER SAYS HERBERt HOOVER, JR., Mks. HOOVER RtACH WAS!HNGTOA~ AFTER VACATIO~ ~te Sa*~itary System ~is~alted by Detroit ~elf are Group. CHAR~1TI~S TO ~ Is ~ID ~e o~ Pasteurized led; MQre Than o be Needed. 4tAon has been se- Fresh Air camp for ~ children, for the i; George Hofmeist- ~n of the drive for butions, announced f the camp's organ- last year have been the in~tal1ation of ~tary system, through ~ of a Detroit wel- nd with...…
… THE MICHIG1AN D AI YE a.. w ....... ITAIANSPRQPKESY NEW. CONSERVATIVE FACTION Former Popular' Party May Be Future Opposition to Fascist Regime. MOVEMENT IS CATHOIC Pope Does Not Recog ize Body; Mussolini Newspaper Makes Attack. ROME, May 2.-(IP)--There is no political party in Italy but that of the Fascists-but political thinkers are watching with enormous inter- est, the growth of a movement tnat one day may develop into a trans- migrated...…
…T E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY; MAY 3, 1931 TH__CA.D IY.UDY.MY3.13 It 1 ==. - - - -- - - == r1 III KMUSIC NDoDRAMAN btarting Tomorrow w SPEAKING OF CLASSICS by Blanche Yurka. It has been said that "great art has no limits of locality or time." "No limits" is possibly a slight ex- aggeration. The modern mind is not too agile nor especially sympathe- tic in its exercise of the retrospec- tive imagination. Recent efforts toward re-visualizin...…
… THE MlCHIGAN DAILY cl . ,-u--z -- 5 .. _ , .. . ro ., r. rue to Hold Annual Installation Banquet Tomorrow Nigh MEN WILL FETE ]GERS FR H1932 ANNAL INNER ior Cooke and Helen Jones Vil Retire as Heads for 1930-31. N LLOYD ro ATTEND ue Ballroom Will be Scene of Official 'Ceremony Tomorrow, RETIRING OFFICERS TO BE HONOR GUESTS AT LEAGUE INSTALLATION IAI HISTORY OF MUSIC TO BE TRACED! Af.I.fhIII, L IN DANCES OF FRESHMAAN PAGEANT ll A...…
…THE MICHIAN TEILE START 4 1931 I aize andfBlue Golfers Gain Decisive Win Over Ohio F(TT( TO \\((1 FERRELL NEARLY MISSED ON NO-HIT N\LIILS III MEETL GAME WH EN RICK HIT ONE IN EIGHT H Two tennis teams of unknown strength will do battle on the Ohio SStatecourts at Columbus tomorrow afternoon when the Wolverines in- vade the Buckeye town to open the Western Conference tennis sched- ule. Both teams have met weaker opponents during the pre-sea...…
…'THE MICHICAN DAIlY PM AS WIN THR E FIRSTS IN RELAYSC E LAISIF RVERTSING"' 1 STWINS CENTURY IN I i 9.6 AT COLUMBUS T v THREE EVENTS,;z. ies Win 100-Yard Dash, nd 880 Yard Relays to Tie Illinois.y BUS, O., May 2. - (P) Ticial world's records and ew Ohio marks were made , ghth annual Ohio Relays e' NOTICE Iaseba11 Scores American Lea gue. R 3 1 Clev.....210 000 000 Det. 000 001 000 H E 10 0 8 2 GULFERS CAPTUR Brilliancy of Play in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.TLY LY OFFICIALBULLETIN ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Jniversity. Copy received at the offico of the Assistant to ident until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1931 NO. 151 Additional Noticeso n age 3 NUYICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock bn first two Sunday afternoons of each month to members of the ulties, their friends, and o...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Akv Ad6..- amachd AFNW U6AL 'aitli MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS m ."A is EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN - - -- - - - - - - VOL. XLI. No. 133 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS VON LUCKNE TILLS' OF RAIDING CRUISE ON SHIP_'SEEAOLER' Method Used in Passing British Blockade Described by 'Sea Devil.' PRQCEDURE EXPLAINED German Count Tells How Fake ...…
…T)A TT V --1,tr%~r AV%,Vt n 4 n i i . vaa aa ~a[- i LHa LI RIAYAVI L 3, 1931 amom o o m a a .. i ..,-,.. ...,. I 'EMPLOYMENT COMMITTEE HEAD STATES GRADUATES I P [ OF 1931 HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE POSITIONS I HACHITICI (Continued from Page 1) ( and is not afraid to do so, and does time that men will get themselvesi 1older men tod~aJv t wh aren u41. l. to ,. - Howa d Mumnford Jnes Sees adjust themselves to new cond1 -i .Need of Intellige...…
…APM 3, 1931 TNF iVt1C'44TC.A DAILY APRIL 13..1931 IVI 1 + r-_ A 1.A h IL TLY UNIVERSITY PLACES HIGH I AAR I 1101 fl "y [H|ER HONRARYDEGREE Penrod's Survey Shows Michigan Has Given Special Honor to 119 in 10 Years. YALE RANKS HIGHEST Has Issued 222 During 10-Year Period; Only Six Give More Than 100. Although the University confers no Ph.D. honorary degree at the present time, Michigan's confe- ment during the last ten years h been larger th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WIMITnAVY AlMlDTT 03 IA,01 > ... ,., . _ _. .JTH..M.C...A.-> AT.LYRJA', P ,IL 3, 1931 _ _ .... i Published every morning except Monday during tie University year by the Board in Control or Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patchs credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and th...…
…Tr' MltfV4TG~AN DlAILY %ANP A'DT2Tt 01[3'19l L9:.L&, 1ki,'T1i 3 13I £ aL . .J av a v. a a Av E i. _ ,.. "q' w"q NNW r ATSTAR TO APPEAR FLILY PONS, FRENCHi IN MUSICAL FETE TO BE FEATURE SSinger, Discovered by Mme. _RIDINGEXHIBITION i Gray, Has Risen to Fame ____From Small Troupe. All Chairmen Appoint Assistants Twenty-one Members Chosen to and Committees Start Practice Form Riding By Eleanor Rairdon, '33 _____ Lily Pons, the French ope...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A ILY FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 . s a a t 1 a v a .F i Y 4 i Y l A{ L i l i x as i ong BAL 1 1AM W-RKSSENATORS, UNDER WALTER JOHNSON, THREATEN POSITION OF ATHLETICS Walter Johnson, in the two years in which he has been the manager of the Wsshington Senators, has Compton Has Seconds Guessing . . -thp e For Nike Innings in His thought be would do when he was First Workout. appointed to the position. Johnson "..,____. was of...…
…TH-TE MICHICAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 z aa [ SI A [ OWN ip rulQ K Kipke Places Hozer and Hewitt at Ends as Sikkenga Goes To Guard. With nearly a week of outdoor practice to look back on, Michigan's grid-iron warriors are rapidly get- ting into tip-top condition as was evidenced yesterday when they went through a hard scrimmage session on South Ferry field. The squad was divided up into four teams with all four in action, running p...…
…HE MICHIGAN DAIIL FRIDAY,. APRIL 3, 1931 { - - THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1931 i IA rrrl i s . _ _ 4. Students who have urgent need for certain books during the vacation, will be given permission to draw these books, provided theyl are not in general demand, on application to the Superintendent of Circulation after April G. Win. W. Bishop, librarian. I Seniors: It will be appreciated if all senior students who expect to1 graduate ...…
