…PAGE MOTH'f THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OC' 013 4, 1990 .HE.....I.AN ...TL. .A...A...OCTOBER.4..1.. rw.r.a+.. . a v v f. a.MVV 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. in. Saturday. VOL. XLII. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1930 NO. 10 NOTICES University High School Bulle...…
…THE WEATHER Fair and Warmer &I g 6 ummrr miicthigan :Iaitp MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 5. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS UNIVERSITY GIVES' SPECIAL CDURSES ON PUBLIC HEALTH'1 Public Health Officials and Social Workers to Attend Health Institutes. STUDY SIX WEEK-ENDS Many Nationally Famous Health Lecturers Scheduled to Take Part in Programs. "Functioning "adequately in pub- lic health requires t...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 It It 4 aU33t SMEMBERI ASSOCIATED PREj VOL. XL. NO. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS INSANE CRIMINALS BREAK(FOR LIBERTY AT IONIA HOSPITAL Two Are Captured as Officers, Citizens Search Near-by Swamps and Woods. ELEVEN REMAIN FREE Cgever Ruse Aids Prisoners in Escape From Bad' Ward; Attack Two Guards. (By Associated Press) IONIA, June 3.-A posse of near-. ly 100 officers and ...…
…TIM SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 r ~fWOASTED RLLS P'ublishedf every morning except Moud y i I- during the Un iviersity Sumumer _Session by ORilT Music THE DRAB and Drama LMATIC FESTIVAL a0 the Board in Control of 'Student Publications. ONE &' ALL The Associated Press is exclusively en- titkld to the use for republication of all news Editorial--Once more we as pros- clispatch...…
…- -ww.r-ww-' PAGE0 TWO TH4 Mltl--T CAN btAT rv .4nI ...._______________________________________WED~ nJ 'I f-.'5D~ ~ , JNE!- 4,-!-.PMU) I R ill C ID GRAAFZEPPELIN AT REST IN JESEY AFTER TRIP FROM SOUTH AMERICA M TTHEWS PlNS FR0 COSEVTION OSBORN MAY SE'L. SENATORIAL Pi.ACE MOUSE SLAUGHTERING TIME ARRIVES IN MUSEUM MAMMAL DEPARTMENT Rodents Give 'All' to Science as j ether as the agent of a merciful Massacre Progresses. death. To further...…
… ..Y 4, .1930' THEAM R - MGAN-DAELY 4,.90TE UMRMHA AL nharn'S. SHIPPING BOARD STARTS .NSTUlNS le " STUD YOF MRCHANT MARINE ILLS FT IH C I 1 H 9T- 1 N E 1W.lurley.o f Chicago Named sold, or are being operated by .Oeof Six to Examine Rap. American companies. * tidly Failing Boat Lines. New Line Authorized. tr5. arcJR~aAn.a LncerL Irum ItL £" ricanI4 to Win British Amateur Golf Title. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 3-Making room for ...…
…WED'E A, JUNE 4, 1 TIHE MICHIGAN D AIL PAGETHREE PAGE THREE NTON MICORNELL YOUTHS CROSS ATLANT;IC;I TOUR MEDITERRANEAN IN SAILBOAT BANOVET TO TAKE I r.....,..... :::x:: 1 F PLACE ATBOST-ON s Eve of Michigan- !{ard am Set as Date for Alumni Celebrations LARGE GROUP EXPECTED] Special Train at Reduced Rates d Will Convey Hundreds From Middle-West. Plans are being formulated for: the National Michigan Dinner;k which will be held Nov. 7 in Bos-...…
…THE SUM MER MICHIGAN DAILY -FRIDAY,- JULY 4, 1930 -ALSO- SATURDAY NIGHT i IT 0 ;L.i I' The Smart Comed y By PHILIP BARRY 0 PHONE 6300 FOR RESERVATIONS All Seats 75c' 0 SEASON 'TICKETS 7 PLAYS 4.00 (I I IREASONABLE PRIDESh CAFETERIA SPECIAL LUNiCHEONS AND DINNPERS FIFTY CENTS MITITIIIIIIIIIIIII'l mm …
…PAGE FOUR T HE MT{CHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 .u ... - ft Published every Morning except Monday, during the University year by the Hoard in Con jai oi Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use ftor republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE v 7 r ,E DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATION HELD AS CHIEF ACCOMPLISHMENT OF YEAR PLAYWRIGHT OF 'JONICA STARRS' DESIGNS SETS] Mrs. E. W. Smith States That Z19PIEAHSNEW INSTALLATION MANY DANCES, DINNERS, TEAS HELD IN HONOR OF SENIORS AND GUESTS Decoration Day Weekend Scene i tertained the seniors of the chap- of Last Social Functions ter at a luncheon at the Women's for the Year. League last S...…
…-'AGE 9, WOLVE C MICHIGAN SUFFERS UMERouS LOSSES Varsity Percentage Shows Fall as Teams Lose More Than Half of the Time. GOPHERS PROVE EASIEST Athletic fortunes of Michigan teams, usually in the ascendancy over Conference rivals in dual com- petition, did not fare so well in the 1929-30 season just closed. In 62 contests with other Big Ten teams, the Wolverines emerged victorious on 37 occasions, while they lost 21 encounters to the opposition...…
…WEDNEDAY, JUNE 4,~ 1030 THR MICHICAN DAKIY "PAGE SEVEN THIIJR RI ~ M ETAR9 SE$NTcRS D]FEAT TIGERS, 8-4 i II FOR CICAGOMEEV A BALTITLE I_______________ -FORCHIC G~ru M[I ' A ombination of effective pitch- , Yesterday's major league contests 15 to 2 Art Teachout pitchinga '__ ing, heavy hitting and mediocre! were featured by a series of wilds steady brand of ball backed by fielding proved to be better thanI hitting games. In every tilt sa...…
…T -~ - - W W W V Y~ - V V ,; 1AGE EIGHT THE MTCHIGAN DAILrY WV.nMV..qnAV -TTTWr. A 10'%A t -._7_-___________________._._.__._____aaAAli a .nJA./±I'.JLjaJA.., U.M %J *, ±aj DAILY OFFICIAL ,BULL ETIN 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. WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 1930 No. 177 NOTICES Members of the Gr...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'I g Ai A ttkn 41 MEMBER ASSOCIATED. PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS S|JOHNSON SECOND Professor Scholl Wins I |TV WI | L IN DRAMA SERIES | LiWNStatejPoetryjontestill||| | D L I iscon sin Professor to Read OF 133__K__I ON R TO ATRERS, So b A. A. Milne. 0i1 6LProf. John W. Scholl, of the Ger- nbman department, was awarded first Prof. Gertrude E. Johnson, of the ...…
…-PA 0flZ IWO TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY SUJNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 .-j FIVE TO COMPEITE LI R T H ast of Preliminaries to Tlake' Place Tomorrow Night in Mason Hall. Final preliminaries of the Thomas E. H. flac~k Oratorical contest wi~ll! be, held ini room 302 of Mason Hall at 7 o'clock tomorrow night, it was announced ycsterday by Prof. R. D. T. Hollister of the speech depart-I xment, manager of the contest. The speakers, who were chosl-i after the fir...…
…r SUNDA'Y', MA'Y 4,; 1930 THE, MICHTCAN qATI-V Pia 7'FIkZEl __ a s L iii 1 4, 1930YTHTL VT!'YTtCAMflATIV AOY W f'1 ._- ._ _- a _.~* a , L a a 1a .4 I 1 i 11au}Jy v TheDirectory-Map of Ann Arbor That Will Be of, Great Service (fyou should desir~e a reproduction .of this- in blue on bond paper'wCall at any of the firmano t o Y the map) oU .......... . ~ ... ........:.*~*:*, .3 . ............................................... _ _ _ _ _...…
…PAGE FOURt THE MICHIGAN D~AILY SUNDAY MAY~4. 'o3 __ M Published every morning except Monday during the University year by th.S Board lm Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferen"a Editorlal Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- ateh credited to it or not otherwise credited Yn this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…-SU"1AY, MAY~ 4, 1930 THE 'MI RICAN T ATL WH ~T-T~ i r i &AAAa 1- 1 V 1:J AR - t'c C= 10BERKfEEY SQUARE MAGREEF KANSAS CITY GIRL, (IIPJf]CdB TEAS AND DINNERS FOR FACULT Y PLY NWIGHTMAN CUP TEAM ININTRU CONSTITUTE SOCIAL ACT! VITIEsSOF0 TO 01 PH SE T1 1Spring teas and dinners in honor I Lansingos ; MaryRrceLoms rCTrn [T10 MI~o the faculty members and their] LosLo,,adRt D orrLucid- TO E RES NT D [1E il UhIU~wives have occupied the inte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 TH....C......A LY...N.Y..MAY4,.193 M Ir .1 11 __ TEAM DROPS CLS ME771T TO WIL A TS ~IiuYRINESLU S to Northwestern Nine~ SEWELL CLOSES IN THIRD, DOUBLESJ (Continued From Page i)I STRING OF TILTS bled to left, and Straub and Myron both walked, but "Truck" popped to Dempsey. A hard blow to left by Prange which got oy Straub went for a ; home run in the Northwestern. seventh. Michigan tallied agai...…
…S JNDAY, . MAY 4, 1930 -E MICHICAN DATLY PAGE S', TH-MCHGAlDIl PAGE SEVEN PALAY1BY PLAY ACCOUVNT OF: GAME the play. Trusimwsl~i went to first on a fielder's choice.. Truskowski IWas forced out at second, Myronj scoring. Hill batting for COnMton. 1-1111 went to first on an attempted (Continued From Page 6) Oiphant flied out to Butler, but Schwartz s~ruck out. Michigan-Compton walked. ;But- ler out at first, Coampton going tol second 'on ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY " . SUNDAYMA4.1 3 SUNDAY. MAY 4~ 1~0 Publication in the Buuetin is constructive notice to allumem of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the P dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930 No NOTICES Varsity Glee Club: All members are requested to report final rehearsal before the Ypsilanti concert, Monday promptly The presence of all old members of the club is also urgently r fo...…
…F ,ESTABLISHED 1090 IY V Midujan . tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS (OST WILL READ POET IC SE[LECTIONSi AT I EAGUE MIMES Poet Has Been Teacher, Editor of Weekly Newspaper and Shoe-Maker.{ WON PULITZER PRIZE Frost Holds Idle Professorship' at Michigan; Taught at Amherst. Robert Frost, nationally-known poet and winner of the Pulitzer prize in 1923, will re...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,AIL I TT'MA!7 ADDYT A 1MfA .. .. ....- .._.. .1 : -x a .u c N.,L L. .l.lfi.Y H.t VItI4 4. IWO rfl Dry Crusader Jailed or Exhibiting Liquor CONFERENCE OPENS TO COND"UCT 910 DY Three Day Program at Columbus to Stress Need of Reaching the Individual, PROMINENT MEN SPEAK University Sends Wilfred Shaw, Dr. Moehlman and Dr. Berry to Take Part. Opening its tenth annual sessiont yesterday, the Ohio State Educa-t tional conferen...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL.. 4. 293a THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~'1~TflAV APPTT. 4. 1Q~fl 'THP. MICHTGAN DATEY enr.~ PRISON SERVICE PORTABLE DANews From Other Collegesa SEEKS STUDENTS s in emington, Royals. Students interested in becoming Corona, Underwood COLLEGE- That YALE UNIVERSITY-- Announce- prison officers or wardens follow- Colored duco finishes. Price $60. arms i'eduction is creating interest ment has been made by the Bureau ing graduation should wr...…
…PAGE FOUR TNF MTrHTr.AN TIATT-V 1 1 1 " IVAA 51.!-AA1 I. %.L1 L' iJL"1 t IJ..~ . 1 F LID )AY, APRIL 4, 1930 Publish~d every morning except Mon during tae Tiniversity year by th Doard Contr,) of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Edito Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entit to the use for republication of all newsd patches credited to it or not otherwise credi nthis paper and the local news publis herein. Ent...…
…FRIDAY. APRIL 4. 1930 TI-IF.MICk-IGAN DAILY PAVE FIVE r r. r sr..:f "'^ ^+ rrr rJ rvvv A A A A iwA l 4 A l v" a a w w. a s u .. .... ... . ' ,jam " a LEAGU1EDEEAS FOUR TO STUDENT FEDER ATION MIET Well-known Speakers Scheduled for Conference at State College, Pennsylvania. THYRSA AMOS TO SPEAK Include Campus Review, Out- door Breakfast in Program of Entertainment. Four women will represent the University of Michigan League at the sectio...…
…PAGE SMX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZT1A V A P'l i _ ,q. tl t HsF MICNTCI.. ., x .A N D: q.rza.... r. r ha V P~Td1~ A.'. . V. iun z , S']rSi,1L t, Ay v COACH MATT MANN ANNOUNCES S WIMMING A WARDS Laufer and Crabbe GABBY STREET TAKES4 'Take National AAUROEAHEM Sprint Swim Titles 19) .._ FIFTEEN NTT ORS.Card Line-up Should Bort Many hit iiV VI II(1y Associated Press) Walter Laufer, Lake Shore Ath- tea'y htters. Six Wolverine Tankmen Receive l...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY PACE SEVEN w KH W A L K E ILLS GWALKER LEADS ntramural SWIMSCORERS; 5UVAD I BLDKINGNBobby Walker, speedy Wolverinet e 'W " sprinter, led the Michigan tank team) in scoring against Confer- Fundamentals to be Stressed Wyhence opponents in the season just I FundmenalsWinning every match the Senior in Spring Practice Until Lits defeated the Junior Dents to closed, netting 37 points in four After Vacation. win the inter-clas...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIG AN DAILY I Education F44a-Track and Field Athletics. Solitary Petrified Stump in Museu Obtains IHE Courses scheduled for the second half of th semester will begin Co anons When Directors Mount Fnd ins Monday, April 21 and are as follows: Co panos__n TOIY M~I!tFnins 'Z Education F42b-Baseball. The famous petrified stump, a black shale of a swampThe 1ark t n teiconstructe tice to all emeEducation F44b-Apparatus and Tumbli...…
…ESTABLISHED' +'189 . 4 Air I tU1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I,, I I I, VOL. XX. NO. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 TIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTa :.., , . ,, { ,:; . >. . r, rr . ,, :. . : . ,,: . DE FE TS 0 ERI ES, 44-28 FOREIGN STUDENTS TO OFFER SEVENTHI PROGRA M__TONIGHT ,Varied Acts Will Include Music, Dancing, and Acrobatics, by Student Artists. BoY PIANIST TO PLAY German Chorus Under Direction1 of Hildner...…
…f TPr ?,-iTrl4Trs-AM IL #'ACL+41 J.W5 1 v.I 1 1. . &~1 r I r l'4 A I RNHGROUP fl PERU DIPLOMAT J~l~l Little elrL~aie Rest Of ILTO EAR THIRDIi.TRO S DEAN OF ENVVOY MS3L~h on Consumtion of Intoxic Willam c1aJhliCLetur Dr. Clarence Cook Little, former ings. Dr. L yl 'ovrFenhTavl.-p esident of the University, recent- jege spirit7 ICT Wil Coos Memersof exas j usae Slle Preentat aleHarvard Crimson that he consid- greatly di ,I 1 I V.Wilim c~uhlin...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 4, ioao THE MICHIG*AN DAILY PANE Summer Session Offers Medley of Varied Entertain men , a a 3 1 1 l 1 1 i i i Radio Broadcasting Station WWJ; oNew Fisher Building for luncheon; ETH ;Detroit Public Library; Detroit In-, stitute of Arts. Trip ends at 5:00 p.mAnn Arbor. P O A:R9 SE / P YPlay. (LydiadMendels " n'#r July 28, 5:00 p n TeMci 'TD'[flU[ gan Archaeoloia Expedition n __ _ _ _ _ _Mesopotamia." (Illustrated). Prof. P...…
… PAGE FOUR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 Published every morning except Mondaye during the Tlniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.' The Associated Press is exclusively entitledt to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice a...…
… TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 4USAMR .,13.R~ MIVIC N r AL AEFV i 9Lq&VAVA M " WAvAM ' III lqpg d _ _ - BOOKS OF RELIGIOUS CH ARACT ER CALENDAR IUO RANK THIRD AMONGALL PUBLISHED eMarch 5-7. T Tuesday, 2:30-Faculty Wom- 0 I ER EST Two Groups Are Represented Professor Joeckel mentioned a setioclub,PLeaetheaer According to Professor !book by father and son, J. H. Ran- Alley. Carleton B. Joekel. dall, Sr., and J...…
…CONFEREINCE TITLL LEADSSCRS WON BY_ MI&CHIQANb Hockey Increases in Popularityl as Coach Lowrey Develops s:. Winnng Otfit FOUR VETERANS LEAVE, With the firstundisputed Western Conference' puck championsghip, whch ev~ fell to the lot of a, Wol - verine puck, team safely written in- to the books, Coach Eddie Lowrey's Varsity hockey combine can- look. back over a season which has ::. definitely established Michigan as ,:;;':; on of the strongholds...…
…4,~1930 TH'E MICHIG AN DAILY . ._.. ,. .. ::........ x - MICHI.GAN F FS W FOURTH M After Win Over Bishops, Varsity Defeats Buckeyes, 10-7 at Columbus. TO MEET CHICAGO NEXT With two victories won over the week end, the Varsity fencers are, beginning another week of stren- uous practice in an effort to con- tinue their winning streak when they meet Chicago next Saturday. After defeating Ohio Wesleyan, 4- 3, at the Intramural building last...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,rIT ..!:T-iAV MATIt * a tr nr n THE_ MICHIGAN-_ s DAILY 11..:rhIfl'^ Alffl .tLJJZ) Y1, £ l::'Vrnn&/ 2, LUOV ~' DAILY OFFCA BULLEHIN . 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. in. Saturday) IVOL. XL. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 No, 100 NOTICES Aill Secondi Semester Freshmen who have obta...…
…ESTABLISH 4890 1CY V LWzgan 4 aihi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 56. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ?ELECTIONCHANGES WNDTSARD TO FR FEMENETOE[[LILI IUVI PROFESSOR CURTIS ___EED TTMENT UNDER NEW RULES9lntefw r withetheloMch]laiN OF IO IL I K TO0 YIDesigned to reduce the number IU of changes in elections which are the the atDeyanuetsi John1 ci' It AT CAVePS FORUMmrule ac sest teonsinj AT LAST M.EMA m iner, of...…
…H 17 M T r P T r.'A'NT 1-1 -A T I V [Xl +t3 Rk L+C+t",R CT Tti1 #fM t Mnem 4t x -n =, iuxx. -1 1i. A INr FA. Y! ..' VL' N ESDAY, DEC. 4. 1929 CONVICT CUNFESSES CHERRY GARDEN HOUSE IN BASLE K OEE MAY HOUSE INTERNATIONAL BANK n[ i ______ i r p TRANSPORTATION LIBRARY IS NOW THREE LEAVE FOR PLACED AS ONEOF BEST IN LAND SCIENCE MEETING r 4 _1 IN OARHINS ROBBERY Fight Waged by California and Wyoming for Custody o vprr PAWNEE, Okla., Dec....…
…IENBSD.AY n DEG4. 1,29 "THE~ MICHI1GAN DAI.LY PACE TMtRK ' m_ i T 11 , RL!llL Ir l Ll1!!1 11! _ ..._. .. .. ..r.. . .... aI f0I Ia "kt''s . 4. if r \\tt1 x 44, yly' C7-, Am'** - ur w Ar The S[CkfTgRy Says- Reflecting the thought- fulness of the giver, endu rig as the spirit that prompts its giving, jewelry is the ideal Christmas gift. FRATERNITY BADGES qIPI 3 i Ihat~domni and Charm W ROUGHT with infinite care of precious gems and...…
…I THE MICHICAN -,,. ---s VD1r , EC4. ;r , _.. ... M.,.e FublinWhe every morning except monday during the Uriiiersit~ year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. i .. _ - i t ... ..._ _ ,.._.. , - ,. . ., .,g-.__ . . _ ..____. _- n ._. _ .___,-_._... __._... _ _.__. . ... r t f4 ,Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi':ation of all news dis...…
…D DFTVDES:. ,1§ ~29 THE MICHJCGAN -DAILY 4 . . ... ..mow -. ..., ILVAIMM i NWAvAIM A==*& I GIOEACHOENATTRACTIVE LEAGUE LIBRARY MODCORYADACNDTOOFFTRYSMINDEDTUDNSTA I OSLHAS BOOKS FOR EVERY MO 1 HT9( IINLANO ROERS-MOPPORTUITYS AS! S P R IO S O University women have in the _n aeAdasI R l M TFt The aim of the Inlander staff is1 Meetings of the staff and contiJj f land attractive room at their dispo- a all coming tog Kaymether in r one a...…
…PAGE SIX THE IC.14Tr A T)A IT.V, WEDNESDAY. DEC." 4. 192#' T1-l~ MCJIV* 'A Ar A I W hN%$ZThV TX-1C 4I( N J1J L7,1 1JLV. Z. l:l L. 7 i + "! NINE MICHIGAN COACHES TO ATTEND IOWA HEA RING RESCHEDUING MAY PROVE NECESSARY Wrestling Only Wolverine Card Not Involved in Possible Rearrangements. HAWKS MAY BE BARREDI Nine Michigan Varsity coaches will sit in on the meeting of the Conference authorities scheduled to take place in Chicago this...…
…Wid)NESDAY, DEIC. 4, 1929 THE MICHIGAN L)AIA2Y .. LACK OFEXPERI1ENCED MNHANDICAPSi TROJANS LEAD flflflh flfliflI fhinn A flf rnnnu nnrair". NATION OVER, SIX YEAR PERIOD Mon day's Events IIiI1I I I 'liIII(Continued From Page 6) ag stands at.7. only two points ''''rn3 Colgate, on th~e other hand, clo.sed cl bivnd that of Califoainiia, and t hree iiiliiU I i- iu LIIUII - ____a successful year to jump ten places -ocints behind Purdue. A w...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ICJ DAV. flEi 4. 1929 lV 'i, 4 J 1" i! 3 ~ 2. Consult an adviser representing the School of Education, Junior Women: Thewe will be a meeting of all eligible Junior women preferably during his regular office hours. Plan with him ,at 4:30 o'clock, in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre. your elections, and. secure his signature of approval on your - election card. Those intending to sell at the Bazaar are requested to be presen...…
…t ,ESTABLISH 1890 w It t 4itilp MEMBER I ASOCTED PRES S VOL. XL, NO. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS EIGHT PAGES RADIO BROADCASTS FROM MORRIS HAL WIL BERENEWED~ Radiocasts to Continue,' through Holidays, Examinations MICHIGAN BAND TO PLAY' Humphries, Henderson, Yost to Give Talks Tomorrow Night Radio Night programs waill be broadcast weekly throughout the 1929-30 school year at the Univer- sity, it was an...…
…rl _ AA ' TWO 4 -THE M-ICH-I-GA DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 192~ S'TU[NI YMN4IUMEdison "Scholarship Contest Winners Enroll At Maussachusetts Institute Of 1Technology Is- NOW READY FORHUSE TROOPS PATROL TOWN OF RIOTS City Planning Body Forms Greatest Concern of Thi rty-first Season of Municipal Leaguei Athletic Apparatus And Sihowers Thoroughly Ovehauled in Summrer Vacation Waterman Gyminasium ...…
….A~J IDA C "OTuBE R,41, 2f T H- 1,i 1M'CH1 -IGAN'i D A11E * , : y i II EALIH SERYICE OPENMARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN UNRULY TEXAS TOWN 7- H[ATH ERVCEMART IAL EAW DECLARED IN UNRULYT EX AS T OWN AFTER DISTRICT ATTORNEY IS SLAIN IN AMBUSH FOR YEAR OF1SCHOOLf fe University Hospital Installs Two-Way 8 a. rn. to 7 p. . on week days and from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Sun- dlays. Telegraphic Service 2- H. C. Baumgardner, Ann Arbor mfanlager of t...…
…rAOE rOUA1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY - .. i i i ice/ Published every morning except Monday during 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 forerepublication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto.. ce at Ann Arbor, ...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE FT --~-~- p M , w A " " NONNI SIX. s A"I1 v m&Mu ___.___ WOMEN WILL SHARE IN RADIO BROADCAST ON MICHIGAN NIGHTS UNIVERSITY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TO BE HEARD ON AIR, SAYS ABBOT MRS. CRAM TO SPEAK Programs Planned to Represent All Aspects of Life in University Every Saturday night will be a Michigan night over the radio this year, with the exception of De- cember 28, when football fans will...…
