…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY SAT U IZDAY, APRIL 30, I _H _CIA D T YSAUDYARL_0 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members I of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1932 No. 150j NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home on Sunday, May 1, and Sunday, May 8, from four to six o'clock. These co...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1932. THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 1931. Si i 0 SPOR TS 0.0 - - . " STRIBLING NEARLY READY FOR BATTLE Challenger Finishes His Heavy Training; May Spar With TrainersTonight. GEAUGA LAKE, O., June 29-(IP) -The polishing of Bill Stribling's left hand for 15 rounds of joust- ing against Max Schmeling's right in the Cleveland municipal stadi- um Friday night entered the final stage...…
…_ THUYRSDAY, -3ANTMUtY -36.- 1930 PAGE SEVEN "'HEMICHIGQAN D~AILY - :1 1 1 E j 1 f Y r s r 0+ F a2 g t Vari'ty Hocky "Team EIGHT NEW (PILOT$ GET.-TRIAL BZ C--E-S"LOK.:-D.N ; Will PlayMarquette IN BIG LEAGUES THIS SEASONT J AC IS RESHMENI Ltktr1'r tewa(Coninued From Page 6) _ ___2_______ _____________opening lineup will include Bill Tiewsnosolgaohn which club he managed during the FN I1 hkys.Bean W.D .saeLangen at the center post. Joseph i...…
…SVND~TAt ,MARTT 30, 1930 THE M1CHICAN DAILY PAGE, SMv~1 . RUNYAN CPTURES IlflDTU-qOhITU DPR I MICHIGAN SEEKS FIRST WIN OVER YALE NA TA TORS lItram l ti 4 11 UllIll LIUU 1 11 Ut L11(Continued From Page 6)_ Ault should be the winner. In his -,.... euth Triumphs Over Veterans last appearance at New Haven in TRACK. tout-ytriu p er eTens1928 he swam the quarter mile in Indoor track activities for h o Upset Dope by Takng : Intramural Depa...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1030 E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN .iti A - 1. ..30 13OTHE MI HI AN.AIY.AG-SE - Farrell Is Honored at Annual Coaches LASStF I EJ IIADVnReISING , STE lI Fr RDD INTERD El[ IT, P Leads Iowan Quest c d4{~ FlTIDLL I~ILIbULLI~iI[Lfor Track Laurels, TQB ECOME YEARLY !R AT AES Coaches Pay Tribute to Track; and Lester Duke of Grinnell. Mentor With Donations In additian to the respect and TwrTrhy adiniation accordedCoach ...…
…THE MICHIAN DAILY. PAGE SEVEN + , MVAY Il10, 93 rt vc bI110B eignA)-e nt reerve tict MIN NE AP OL IS-Minnesota'sI TOiRUNA N EASTIJO E NG E S S I L U E S pccongress adopted a reso- f ~ Yi W ITH1 N'i A N 9Y V ICTORIES ABROAD , mateurism. in the conduct of thI tober 10, 1931 to meet Stanford'sI a_(CntinedFomPge_6 _gams. football team in the first game of!I TU I Rthe scoring, althtough neithier has( Robert T. Jones, rising young form In. the at...…
…', SEPTEMBER 30, 190, THE ~MIC>HIGAN DAlI Y PAGE SEVEN R _ - __ z . -q Son&= 4 Ivv, JE Min gal ti I A IN TH STATE d '- -- - , .. aft } fi:,, ng ru en ap Ei4 ginee S lies plies o i 1 1i d L i b E -I ..4. .. ... I CoR RAEME 11 1 …
…'T'HTMSDAY, 4CTODER 30 ) ? h S 4 !VI t"f t I t O A T L Y PAGE SMEN J, l$3DA, CTBE 1t Ir- e. Ivil \. l Yt'] 1 fL [a a L t~ h U.JU.A l .. . . .......... .. . __..~ CAMPUS NT MET" IN OUARTERI ALS Lack of Outstanding Players Is Drawlack to Annual Tennis Tournament. PHELPS MAY TAKE MEET Marked by a lack of the out- standing players of the campus and games won by lopsided scores, the All-Campus tennis tourney now in progress is just reaching th...…
…,r't r MT r mt-w NK )- T E,- SUNDAY, NOV TT+T/1 MT.fJl T Rf.1 $UAft1 AAA .....- - - ...._...--- ----__....__ W4isconsin Da-ily Cardinal Chooses All-eConferenceT eam C LASSFIE AMPITISDD AT PIVOTPOITON Williamson and Newman Secure Places on Second All-Star Eleven for Michigan. HANLEY GETS QUARTER By MORRY ZENOFF (Sport Editor, Daily Cardinal.) With the entire Big Ten football season drawn to a close, it is the customary thing to pick eleven...…
…FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY A NTI FIVE DEFEA TS JUNIOR I -- _-_-______-______m____________m_____m__________ H t. Wolverine Fuck Team n T E E WillFace Marquette at Coliseum Tonight - (Continued. From Page 6) scored when Maize and Blue for-r First Loss Mars Team's Record ( wards found a weak spot in the iopposing defense to slip through of Eight Consecutive ifor easy shots, but the other two Cage Victories. were more of the...…
…7r $VNDAZ, JAN. 30, ... It In ASIDE LINES THE M ICH IIGAN D A ILY " Ult DGE WINS NE1 TITgLE tramural Figures Show ProfessorsI AD1-AIDE, .r lhyJan. 2. -I -Do Budge. world's No. 1 amateur St( lllSstar. )poved conclusivel today Do Ha The Tir Mo entsRe axatio t iat his exhibiton-match defeats Do h ve T eir omens Oj elax tionxci no sign of a slump wxhen he rout- cd Jack Bromwich, 19-year-old Aus- _____-tralian Davis-Cupper, 6-4, 6-2, 6-1, CIl...…
…t* o THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dean Lloyd Will Open Freshman Lecture Series Today Two Speeches Will Be Given This Afternoon 'College Conduct' Will Be Subject Of Talk Given By Dean Of Women Dean Alice C. Lloyd is to- deliver the first in a series of orientation lectures for freshmen women and transfers at 5 p.m. today in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The subject of Miss Lloyd's ad- iress will be "College Conduct" and will be similar in text to the...…
…0 SUNDAY, OCT. 30, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE arvard1 T.1 .!1 Cornell,. Columbia . 23 Harvard ..... . . ... . 7 Princeton .... . 261I Rice 14 T.C.U. 0 /Baylor . 39 .. 7 Vanderbilt . Georgia Tech ..13~ .. .7 U.C.L.A..... . . Stanford ....... 6 U.S.C....... 0 Oregon ..... .. 31 California . ... 7 Oregon State J.: F Wildcats Topple Gophers, 6-3; Pitt Wallops Fordam,24 c Final-Quarter Scoring Spurt Brings Victory Jeffers...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE '. SEVEN __.._____._ .___ o_....._ - - - - _.__.. . r e. PAGE SEVEN 'The GAID-AIBOUT Sam, The Titleless Champ, Out To Make This A -Stoller Year' Scholastic Net in The Majors Crown Is W on National League 1st Game B Kalamazoo New York ...........012 030 031 10 Philadelphia ........000 301 000 4 2nd Game 1st Game Philadelphia ........100 000 120 New York ...........001 341 00x I 2nd Game 4 9 ...…
…"SEPTEMB$ER 301, 1934 T4HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Aigler Issues Rushing Advice 4 r rt7 Lamps, Ash Trays And Pictures Help To Adorn Co-eds' Rooms ,. CHORAL UNION President Of Warns That. Will Be Fina ol lI L G1 G Now that classes aire safely under way, and we've heard all about every- one else's summer, we can turn our Panhellenic thoughts to decorating the four walls .id n in which we will spend a good part All Bidding of the nex...…
…1931 THE MICHICAN DAILY ha a t FOOTBALL SQ AD HAS FIRST SCRIMMAGE FE UTSTANDING'aWi9 .. Third Team Broken up to Fill' Out Two Squads; Hewitt and Hozer Star. Yesterday afternoon saw Michi- gan's gridiron candidates in the ini- tial scrimmage session of the an- nual spring training period. Play took place on South Ferry field. Practically every man on the squad got into the fray, and play did not follow along the lines of the three groups...…
… S.)?rest, S. (Chi.) Clark, P. (OSU.) K~lein, Mi. (Chi..) Cox, F. (Ind.) ,h.) Keppler, R. (OSU) Fowler, W. (Minn.) orth.) Crowe, R. (Ill.) HanJ, E. (Mic h.) 'is.) Bohnen, R. (Chi.) Muesing, L . (Purdue) Inn.) Page, H. (Wis.) Preston, J. (Ill.) LL[INOIS QATTLES FO R FIRST I!PACE (.Specriol to Tihe Daily) Best quality workmanship. 0. D. Morrill, 314 S. State St. PHYSICITAN ;end family(3 adults? would he ,gadto take oerand care F: small home d...…
…THE MICHIGAN D~1LY _____ PA%.&E SJ~ThN ~partan earn efeats olves; Unti ely its Tin er ichi~an tVr<fl~., rznr. mr - - (Continued from Page 1) on Morse's fielder's choice and scored on another fielder's choice by Qafner. Teitelbaum walked and stole second, in Michigan's half of the second, and xvent to third on MeCaslin's balk. On this play, Oliver had driven the baIl over second, but the hit did not count. On the next pitched ball, Oliver...…
…wwNEDAY owETEME 0, 193N REP T T _T ISHER New Freshman Squad to Be One of Largest in Michigan Football History. One of the largest groups of can- didates in Michigan football history have reported to Coach Ray FISer, freshman mentor, yesterday in re- sponse to the first call for yearling talent. A total of 35 suits were issued.1 With such a large 7ubcr on hand, Fisher was unale, to look them all over well enough to form a lasting opinion of the...…
…SAY, JUNE 30, 1931. THE SUMMER MICMGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN )AYJUN 30 193. TE SMMERMIOIGA DAIY PGE EVE 9 t1 NATION SWAELTERS IS UNBROKEN HEAT 'ERIOD CONTINUES 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 TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931 NUMBER 21 More Than 200 ...…
…IW-i L LAC, l I 1 IHLMICHIGAN DAILY 'TflT~-Y ?Aft# 8, 1 :".5 DAILYfUI4V IEL LUGLLL Ir , A... 231 , H.ildrand.....We, t 2ller , , {.~TI!1035 A. 11. iV~talro 3225-, A I L 0 r I .A BPoor . ''102A . 1. - - --h- ...................025 A. H. Raonic. ..............121 A. 11. 1Publication iin the Bulletin is constructs ae'notice to all members Cocu~ an .......t...allery,025A. M H. . Rnc..a ...r..........2225 A. 1-. of the University. Copy receiv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' k SUNDAY MARCH 30, 19313 TH~ MICHIGAN DAiLY SUNDAY. MARCYX 30, 1930 his talk "A Scientific Approach to Religion" given last Sunday evening. Social period 5:30 to 6:00; luncheon 6:00 to 6:30; discussion 6:30 to! t Physics Colloquium: Professor L.' Thomassen will talk on "The Con-MU IC "iTO ,SO T E struction of Crystals," Tuesday, April 1, at 4:15, in room 1041, East COTENTED COXVS Physics Building. __ The Student Volu...…
… YlAOE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILYA vtmTrSDAY, APP?'fL no, 1910-1. ~AOE ETGHT THE MCHIGAN DAILY' WtNFSAARL3,1~ . ..... . ...-4.... ....1 A..1r r . vv .rti.v v-.r . +w a . . a v v Irv vv vv Y.rv w ...r.. . r. ... ... slack uil meets at 4:15 in the League. Room of the meeting will be OLDEST MICHIGAN ALUMNUS, SOLE LIVI 0 I Y IU UL (m IScabbard and Blade: Meeting at Michigan Union at 7:30 p. m. OF CLASS, ARRANGES REUNION IN JUl Publication i...…
…THE MTCHI AN DAIEYA~ FTZIDAY, MAY 30, 1930 - I|JONES ADV ANCES DAL Y OFFiCIAL BLLETIN MITHELL LCALLED!TOQUARTER-FINAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members j ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 29 of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- I'HI [ST' Il EU EE ;I-In a grim 18-hole all-American dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) ;golf battle between the open and Deets Pickett Relates Activiti...…
…PAGE RIGHT~I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUEGDAY, SEPTEMBER -00, study and faculty bod is of thec University, as well as the public in gn- to senid in their names and addresses to the Secretary, Dr. . F. BterR But' Hnc cr, with the exception of small children, i invited to attend. There 3233, Angell Hall, either by Campus Post or U. S. Mail, as soon as me D" I LY 0 F F I C IA I B U IE TI N i sn admission charge. Mr. Christan in the course o the yea...…
…PAO! MORT THE MTrT-ITr. AM nATT.V 2Y 1 1-11 tI 1 t LtTHUR !DAY oCITOBER 30, 1930 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SrB 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, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. At the Majestic. --Fannie Hurst's best-seller "Lum- VOL. XLI. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930 NO. 28 mox" forms the basis of an unusual p...…
…PAC EIGHT 1'I-IE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 34, 1930. TIlE MIChIGAN SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1930 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, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. SUNDAY, NOV. 30, 193 NO. 54 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the students of the Univer...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MTICHIAN D A LY FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931 . ......... 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, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931 NO. 92 NOTICES President and Ars. Rutliven will not be at home to students on the first two Wednesdays of Febuary....…
…T H E MI C HlI G A N D A I-1LY SUNDAT, JAN. .. . ........ ...... "" f" Radio Library To Be Set U Broadcastin Co. Donates Manuscripts A special reference library dealing with all phases of wireless and radio is to be established by the University, it was announced yesterday. It is believed to be the first collection of its kind in the country. A group of 125 brochures, papers and books presented to the University by the Columbia Broadcastin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICH AfA11IGAN DAILYR/Ym3 . * ' m TI NION ONCE=RTS F IFTY- EI G HT H ANNUAL SERI ES 1936- 1937 - STAR PROGRAMS 10 - I ® if i t MOSCO CATHEDRAL CHOIR Kilrsten Flagstad, Soprano Monday, October 19 Chicago Symphony Orchestra FREDERICK STOCK, Conductor Mondy, November 2 Mosco Cathedral Choir NICOLAS AFONSKY, Conductor Jascha eifetz, Monday, November 16 Violinist Boston SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conid Mo...…
…I EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAIlY SUNDAY, Ot 3, 18 air Labor Standards Act Seen Provoking New Court Strugglel ederal And State Courtleabor in all establishments engaged Iin produring goods which are ulti-j Sooin To Face Problemns, ai eiy seld in interstate commerce. Prof. Smith Points Out "The sponsors of the Act," he be- lieves, "undoubtedly are relying on the (Continued from Page 1) Cour t decisions upholding the Nation- -il Labor Relations Ac...…
…WE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY F-)CTNDAY, MAY 30, 1937 LGE EIGHT SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1937 IN THE WORLD OF BOOKS MATH: Two Reviews MEN OF MATHEMATICS, by E. T. Bell. Simon and Schuster, New York. $5.50. MATHEMATICS FOR THE MIL- LION, by Lancelot Hogben, F.R.S. W. W. Norton and Company, New York. $3.75 By EDWARD BEGLE Professor Bell's purpose m Men of Mathematics was to do for mathe- mhatics what Paul de Kruif did for bacteriology in Microb...…
…I PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1934 Stable Economy To Be Discussed By NRA Adviser Wyer Will Outline Four- Point Program As Means Of Ending Depression To Talk Wednesday "Technic," Engineering Magazine. Will Sponsor Abductor Seized IHuher Announces Graduate Reception P A convocation and informal recep- tion for students in the graduate school and their wives was annou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAJUY THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1931; DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publiction i the Bulietin is constructive notice t, all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Pre:ident until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. r i will diisCuss Wiltimig coedlicient. Exhibition of Monuments and S lacNeil, Sculptor, of New York City tall. April 26 to May 2. 'RECEIVING SET FOR STAR RADIATION PLANNED B...…
…NON-STOP TOKIO TO SEATTLE GHT DELAYED BY ADVERSE WINDS >tice to all members of the Assistant to 1:30 a. m. Saturday. 1931 NO. 174 w The r ar June be held meeting in room1 will be considered Effinger, dean. will be a faculty meeting and :day, June 1, at 12 o'clock. Jackson, acting secretary. niontown, Pa., and Mar- ts of Arthur Hackett of ram at their joint grad-. evening, June 2, at 8:15 MU 50 iN TROOPS R Naturalized Citizen of Co...…
…AGE EIGH'T T(l MCT -1 7,A N 1)Al, SUNDAY, APIL 30, 1)3 Plans To Put _ . °.. k Gould ill Be On Si miner Ain~ tido hy4isIWork At New Post Plans T Put Lxpceri 1W 11 l,4ft Wi Meni To Work Described B S Move Rap idly }E LLEN J. COOLLY _____Fr in the rear of the maze of si iiStaff; Nationally- 1o G7.lo M~ore Equipment Needled As Workers Leave For jHuron National :Forest BATTLE CREEK, April 29.- (Spe- cial) --Plans for putting Civil Con- ...…
… DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members f the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to hie President until 3:00. 1 XLII. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1931 No. 3 NOTICES The following changes have taken place during the summer in the business administration of the University: 1. Mr. Robert A. Campbell, for twenty years Treasurer of the Uni- versity, retired as of July 1 and h...…
…EIGHT THE SUADIER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1931. EIGHT THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 1931. DAILYOFFICIALBULLETIN_ (Continued from Page 7) Special Notice Concerning Education D110 (English 196s): Students electing this course are not required to take the examination in English described on page 182 of the Summer Session Announcement. The examination is required only of those who do directed teaching in the regular scho...…
…a y .. y a r t a .w' Y .Y /. V. L Y. f y.! 2. 1 1 .tom 1 ITY CONQUERS 1OLVERINES FIND Kipke A PSILNTISIR N CEddie T olan's Record iperior Power Downs Denison For 100O Meters Tied But Normal Squad Offers by Hungarian Runner Stubborn Resistance. PARIS,. Sept. 28. -# (A.P.)-The HEELR SOWS BILTY world's record of 10 4-10 seconds [fEEER HOWSABIITYfor the 100 meters was equalled Lithughthe1930Miciga Va today by the Hungarian sprinter, Uthughthe1...…
…TH IC I DAIL'Y T HIC I A ,pF)a"w A a I 11 LT!S - L G RIDIRON STAR V~~l EM~i1- HI EGULARWIOLVERINE FQOTBALL. EDIORE SUAD"SQUAD NAMED BY COACH KIPKE ____(Continued from Page 9) were spending their time with the I STUI- EN lL~ lull IHIILL nesRue aion Michigan B Team Faces Hardest' Schedu e With Lack of in 1Tourin~nent.' OPEN ~TOMORR~OW ech Thomas 9. Trueblood an- icdyesteday that play for University Golf Cham1pionship begiWednesday, Oct...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _T1-F' MICIGAN DMZ * .. U, f i f SUMMARIES OF OPENING GAMES 1 -- 711 FIR'ST GAME SECOND GAME WANTED SALESME-Part time work. Big pay. Greene Cleaners. ' l1 ATTER . " 4 M. " i-mss L..A.. * h 1 J ...4..,. ,. __ _ ..1 tel. .a.. .i , I . i 1 LOST-Tau Delta. Ipin. On or near pleas~e call 5964. I iiued from Page 9) tangle in their annual he showing which the is made against Ypsilanti k was distinctly disap- it must be reme...…
…THE v-JMICIA DAILY THE "AICHIGAN DAIL r I I MAINTAINED BY The University CHARLES A. SINK, PRESIDENT Musical Society EARL V. MOORE, MUSICAL DIRECTOR , I CLARE CLAIRBERT She will bc heard for the first time in America this fall singing a few appearances with the San Francisco Opera Company late in September, after which she will come East for a limited number of song recitals. Her Ann Arbor concert will be among the, very first. ...…
