…VWW~WWWW y - -~ - - ~ WV -Y ~ V _. 'rTT7 1RTr"T(f'ATT n A TT V WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1931 -0- A /W T.t NT<T PAGE IX 1i mr. 1V1'J7.. r SU A N 1 L-1 1 L z -I ___._ Wolverines Defeat am ion Purdue dive, 2 96 SHOW STRENGTH IN BEATING__INVADERS Altenhof Gathers Eleven Points To Take Scoring Honors in Conference Opener. by Soc Russell. Michigan's Varsity cagers emu- lated their gridiron brethren last night in the Field House by taking ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1931 THF MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .. . .,__ _ Y. _ _ WOLERINES TA GAME FROM Pl9URDU Veenkermen Get Flying Start By Letting Boilermakers Down With 29-22 Defeat. (Continued From Page 6) drawing up closer than two points in the rear. Both teams sank five field goals during this half, but Michigan made good on every one of its six fouls, while Purdue added ICHICAGOTANKMEN TO MEETVARSITY (Continued from Page 6) tankmen. Culbat...…
…PAGE ETGHT -,-TH-E- MICHIGAN -D'AILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY '7, 1931 PAGE IGHT Tf-I MICHGAN DILY WDNE-DY,-JAUARY ,-193 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. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1931 NO. 72 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to the ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 LXA , ti tij :* .M 1 w + ' ^S ' , % T ; , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLI. No. 71 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS $65,000 FIRE 0% IR AV AMORIk AAV Arm A RAD I ez,, SERE SENATORS ATTEMPT TO INCREASE FUNDS Or RELIEFPROGRAM Caraway Proposes 15 Million Food Loans to Aid Western Farmers. HOUSE LEADER OBJECTS...…
…'AGE T'A'O THFE MICHIGAN 1 .. PAOE TWO UESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 nlaioHI &ITRMUALPAIS) lISL II IUII UrEJ _ __ _ __ -1__ DECORTION LANSr t - - I - - - . - I ---- & -- - 71 ~r WiLL A S~ OR~:) { t AN I.. -r P Setting at Intramural C~bof Paris. Building Night LD HALTHI IJ1 .; i~aetin !:i1 the Uni-wer - hI. ~ 15 esi~ncd ye.sterdayjI 0toedlucation schooi, ( e''edto th :°Thou! of «.1y andth . o1 past Ci' o e ' lcp en (-ftheir l: 1':r ...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . _ PAGE THR T U E S D Y. J N U A R Y . ,. 1 31 T H..MI..G A ND A IL..AG....E __ :ti cc.d GFof J.PZhlIppiS. .Discoveries! Given ea in e'aog-nition of GINL 12 COPIES ISSUED Survey Directed by Guthe Led to Studies of Ancient Life on IlXa d:s. OF FOUR GRET EAS'TERN SYSTEM DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN it _I --r-. What's Going On C LASSIFIESj :±= t . 4 One of 12 copies or' the mane- script ...…
…PAGE FOUR T H E MI C H I IGAN -DAILY Published every morning exceptiI onday ntr ig th eUnivrsity ear y the Board in C~ontrol of Student Publications. Mtember of Western Confercnce Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitted to the use for rpublication of all ix <sd is patches credited to it or not otherwise crc Ecl e in this paper and the local news publishcd herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbir, Michigan,...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 TYiE mIcI-IIC. D A11,Y PINCIFE FIVE TUESDAY, JANIJARY 6, 1931 TIlE MICI-IIGAN I) Al bY PAGE FIVE __ Wad . ------- JUNIOR LS' PLAY TOSN OPERA SCHEDULES SECOND TRYOUT THIS WEEKi' " Certificate of Health Required for Appointments and Participation. TOE DANCERS PRACTICE New Students Must Petition for Eligibility Through Dean of Women. Junior women who have been called back for second tryouts for the 1931 Juni...…
…PACt SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 TI-IF. MTC'l-IIC1AN DAILY TUESDAY, JANTJARY 6, 1931 CHAMPIONS INU~c T 0iO OF VEEHAYO Untried Wolverine Five Seeks .'.,_ 'I Revenge for Last Year's Pair of Defeats. MJia Mentor Believes That "F1'0 -,i . :, I > ' . ' . C.< A . , , au Tonight E frJ ,,1 fl qr gis 8-1 long. as the Big rTen, which isthe oldest organized group in Amneria. dating from 1896. The trouble c? oTvr-emhasis ...…
…TUESDA'Y, JANUARY 6, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG=E SEVN st s VARSTY PCKMEPURDUE INVADESCDAJ[ MaizeC A 1 adIRIe u qjengli SiI/' -2 I Y"i I~I 1 . ( J~ ' dS Lhe UR -^- S Williamson Replaces RSAw at Guard Post Li~i, ih-Ljay gamles Dan1-E '_d t-dWess showed best for shej Wolverines, both appearing to have jFound their scoring eyes. T h e i r both llie nub:Ot&i buy Wvriliatier £ , of iootball fame., at one of the guard posts.' k i ' U 2' ~N...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE NUCHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1931 THE..MICHIGAN AILY TUESD-Y-JANUARY------ __-- - _ _ ----"- I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletui s constructive notice to all members of the University, Copy receivd at Ihe office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, e cepdng smdays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XIJ. T Y0AY, iANUARY 6, 1931 NO. 71 11 fore they will be admitted to Education D100 (Directed ...…
…4 ' 1BLIHE t 1890 Yg Ct40 a ugNIM16 MEB VOL. XL. NO.,02. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, ,JANUARY 31, 1930. EIGHT PAGES PRlICE FIVE CENTS II f W ED SREEN AND GRACE WILL ADDRESS NA9LPO[ 5"hFOG T ENGINEERING CONFERENCE FA4CE PROBLEM~ OF EYAL UATIO0N~ Committee to Debate Measurinig of Ships by Global, fonnage z inl Categor~ies.F WILL TRY' COMPROMISE Ambassador Gibson Gives Review bf History and Convict Between Theories. (B{y Frank w i/wiaun...…
…_ :.__..._..__..._..n.:. _____..:.___.. .... _ .J. - - ~ ~ - *~ *VUJ..,d~L * U MSU WILGIDEEP FLOOD WATERS IN ARKANSAS i IBRARIAN RECOMMENDS COLLECTIN+G1 [UM l[ []j WEPDOWN ST. FRANCISLE ECHR UD 0SA1 EN FIRST EDITIONS AS HOBBY 1 TWaEW E HW IcI;H AFI MTACK fascnting and profitable to FYii eln o 2.0 asotys y " : -- ~~~~vesity students, I can recommend 'F--. 1 n. orsyte Saga,' ublishted in 1922, MridUvCh44Ic AWOrRM 1th1cole"jg ' odrnfist"ci-sel...…
…J( J tiIJ-j' , JfiA R- Y ~i ~O 0THE MICHI(GAN-D-A LAP / ____ __ _ _ WODERN ENCI IER C. E.L Groesbeck Discusses Need of Specia Responlsib-ility to Small ivestors, Col. W. A. Starrett Describes Pat o f: Engineering its B3uildling, Progress." I (Conthiutd ProiiiP-rve * investors whoese saving~s are em-I ployed to creaLte or expand .Amer'- ica's g-reat industrial enterprises. Capital Called Neemssary. "So long as indutstry vas confined to ...…
…0 rotm THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1930. Published every morning except Monday uring the uiversity year by the Board in ontrol of Student 'Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled o the use for republication of all news dis- >atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published erein. I IF comes under the jurisdiction...…
…v. f FHRT)AiY,' JANUARtY 31, 1930. THE MICHIGAN 1 AI\ , NLY MAUE FIVE ~TAW'ww SCHOOL OF OFFRoS. M EXTENS ION MUSIGC lCHIGAN' COURSE' Professor Joseph E. Maddy Has Charge of Organizing Music InI High ;Schools. SUMMER CAMP PLANNED Arrange for National S+ Orchestra and Band kchool Camp. An extension course ini Publicj School music has been olerd l7 1 the School of Mu ic -throughout the state of Michigan for the past se- niester. Jo...…
…'' VA~~Lf"Z T02PLii-CiAN DiX~-- _ ___CHICAGOCAGERSNTO BIRG LEAGUE HOKEY THIS IMIEA____ UIK/DNAN ____rookie hockey crop last year by theI stes of his~ older brother by be- j ~1- Lowly Windy City Quintet Ses dion o tey. laue al ofes- menin 1 Hkth hpglghso signo he.Neatieonaluchomes- teQ toin a Hockey oeague. mp11g1htaquOfte Hockey' Mchigani 'B' Team Suffers Ba '515to13. to. Climb From Big Nine, as "Cooney" Wieland, Dave Trot- Jack on; a ammllat...…
…0 OW - - - r%,.t $~~i . ..n:... .-__4.:.___-_______._._....._. _._a .- v . a -. a .a s ,- . 4 * W _ . A * a .. ...i * .-._.___ _ ._. -_.._. ._. E kk ",:1+4 . *?.A r..: .i, ,-V ' . C ,, P ' *B ' At ? k Rt>'.k.,. k.: rm 1 Iritat Balisketball. Delta Alpha Epsilon "BA" 13, The- to Chii'"B" 8. Trheta f "13" 14, Si nia Alpha M11u "B . Sigina Chi. "B" 18, Bta, That: Pi "B" 9. Sigma Phi Ep3silon, "B" 16, Si ima Delta Kappa "B" 2 Alpha Phi DO...…
…/ .: LA C1..i L : E10S11 i TlJ- F. AlICIJ- iA D.A 11, ['iI1rAY, JANIJAflY 3.1) DAIL OFFCIALBULLET1I j I'1ru laiC'n in[t1 htl"4' Ir4l eo!5 .r! '' ie no 1 ' tlcto a 7 ll tnwmbe1J rS o tho IuiVf:rsity . Copyc Iirvi, , ,d ly1t;eA. .:ht:,nt to th e i r'- dcrt t zil :3::t P. irk, (01-30a. Ill. Str y VOL. XL 1. FRIDlAY, JANIURY 31, 1930 No, ~ N Oi C V S University Let ure:.1Pro fessor F. Sulhoeneni iji 0, he11(ad of the A ianc i -an Diviioln o...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890, Mw. N4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . VOL. XL. NO. 91. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1930 EIGHT PAGES RUTH[EI T GREETHONOR RSOCGETYE AIRGOYLE ISSUE HAVALOCONFERENCE 1NTCONTLNUESI SEAT DOVVNTOECSRUHVNDENP EASFOD YR LOST FLYER S TATE DELEC GATEISKenneth L.Houck, '32. President 20MEN ON J tHOP Eve ry aRa laoc. GaiS. IFFICULTIES AIE *.. O (1of Phi Eta Sigma, honorary fresh- Every year tyleat once.Gar- man scholastic...…
…PACE TWO T 1i 1 T 1. TA T l l A N DAILY TH'U DA'Y JANUArt- 0, 1930 A . .n j a 1 1 *1A9.Jr * s* '..1t* . a . +t ,L ., au rhliilrrlnnrSTIMSON CONVERSES. WJTH MAC DONALD .AFTER IS ARRIVA.L IN LONDON FOR THE NAVAL CONFEREN( O F UL L I~lg l~ Events for Two-Day Conference, Announced by Professor....::: R. L. Morrison. "..::. A.................. ...:1}ii: '"?Y ": C l i i i InNP",HEATHSERVICE URGES SANITATIONt~ NU1N51F0 TU YBUILDINGS AND...…
…THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE _ a. ji 'i THRDY JNAY~3. 90 H IWIA AL -7- -=-= =- - A Dental School V CARTE IE AWRD OF S30F000 Vii Ass Tailors' Convention emble National Library Catalogue (, Sets Minimum Cost of Clothes for Men SUPREME COURT JUSTICE HOLMES Chicago Asks FundsATO HIT IS CONFINED TO HOME WITH COLD of New York to Pay Off School TeachersDEFOBE CDNCRESS a 1 M / y CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Lawre...…
…PA~ ftr THE MICHIAN DAILY -_ _ _ * - -- --;- P, hl ihed every mrn ig C pt - Monday wrn the unItersity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. conscientiously The" law of the test is held in by an overwhelr k~ept from than.,I survival of the ft- artificial abeyance ming' fear' of physi- 41m.wo About Books SMuse And Drama _________- ____, - . I F-I ILI&LAS acczl Vl k.lily"I- -T--T Mmeof Western Conference Editoria...…
…'1' t ' aLt , X y 4ia U L"} "1ti 9= FfT " s31 ,.. THE MICH1C AkN-CiAILY lop 11 -,. A.s N LEAGUE CALE(NDAR SHOWS VERY 'F w University Activities Will Not be Numerous During Period of Examinations. WILL GIVE STYLE SHOW Very few University activities are scheduled for the League building i this week or during the two weeks of final examinations. Almost all the social activities planned for the ;League building during this inter- im are of...…
…T P P N I (" 14 1 l ';" AN , T) A 1 T Y THURSDAY, JANU Y 30, 1930 mV 1%-r1J'E- 14 h l~ I l1-Y 1AL E1RDA,.JNAR"0,13 6" TEAM WILL MEET MARQUETTE HERE TONIGHT WiLVERINES S[ [BUCKY HARRIS WILL COMMENCE riirr1SPRING TRAINING NEXT MONTH A VRACHAPMAN CHOSEN ON ALL-STAR FIGHTS FOR LIFETEAM AT END OF 1929 SEASON GOPNHS ARE NEXT ON TANK SCHEDULEf IILILINUL lUll LUUtJI .ti .-_. Forty followers of the baseball profession will saunter into ...…
…_ 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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…WEINEI.AY, -JANA RY.2 _1.934 §-. - T H E M I CJHIGAN f. AlfL Y PAGE SMV!1 I~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~r ,F-. ..-............ FIRT YAH RACInltramU TEAMIS EDICRETODAY'S GAMES Yea'jinig Cinder Squad Is Strohg in Hurdles; Broad Jump, and Sprihts. Bowling 4:00-Beta Sigma Psi vs. Sigma EGLESTON TIES' RECORD Alpha Epsilon. 7:00--Theta X1 vs. Phi Cli.- I8:30-Delta Tan Delta vs. Sigma Although for all around strength 3 PaD.S the yearling track squad this year B...…
… T HE MICfC AIDA ILY' ,WRvV?-MM TAIMARV 9-13; V*71& - I ------- ________- -.----- -- - - ...r . t. w. xa a f+. s.. w p v DAI LY OFFrI CIAL B ULLETINH -Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members *of~ the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- bitionl in ground floor gallery of the ArchtecturalI building, under the1 AGED A VIATlION ENTH IUSIAST au puee , of the Ann Arbor Art assocatton. Open daily u...…
…~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 ...…
…,STAOLISkED 189 Lw qau iailg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL NO. 8. ANN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDE T Discon tinue N s DIE Union Board Votes to Opera FOURTH PRESIDENT Of MICHIlGAN FINAL PRODUCTION GRET TAPPEA; R!TVREEVNIVEDSI1TY FfSTTRNE aSOU R ICHJGA NAFTER S TBEPRESENTED PROESRALKWN EASY ICTORY HELD OFFICE HHREF NIC6HT AFTER JinHOPF IJNWJR PROGRAM' 9OVER TORONTO '11 / A...…
…- - - - - - - _ . - - - --- I . I , 471 t,, 1 - I 1 4 - 1-1 1 4_; ;"li, I'A = _ _ __ ENGINEERS GHANE T TD ,MEETINGPRO0GRAM, Final Alterations Announced for Annual Conference of Highway Experts. MANY SPEAKERS ADDED IS ACCUSED rlf I~fIPI FENTON ATTENDSt SCIENTIFIC ROMACE LIES BEHIND NEON' SIGNS, ZY LEADERS UDI~t iU ISIJ! LONDON PARLEYj PROFESSOR WILLARD TELLS WJR RADIO AUD I NCE UL I UNU tv7 -i!Jti?" :: _. ----- Pledge of $20,000,000 t...…
…-THE [,,MICHIGAN PAH.JY FO iAEDPAYSDFN NEW YORK', ENROUTE TO BRING BACK BYRD GOV. GREEN, HAS' -M~ HS{ AUSTRA LTAi PDTIN BLOCKED RY THICK ICEPAK' FAITH IN PLANES Sceeq NEW z6AAN /::Y If ov f , esie Recent Ai Michigan: "io Rita."! PAGE TH t the Wuerth under the tltl Was Administrator Here From1 1910 to 1920; Given Many Degrees~. e (Continued From Pare fi) He served as acting president of the University 1807-3, and again' from October, 1910,...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 1930 gardoffrugalanddesperately f-thodsTtthENCE FRESHNESS?eMespenA dD a Published every morning except Monday its ma e To the Editor:,h cMUsShC And Dramia during the tniversity year by the Board aims, the fact remains that itmy "insolence 'n Control of Student Publications, constitutes anl academic body, botIt em ht y"noecei ^ faculty and students, with suffi- the letter you so kindly published b...…
…A S3UNDAY, JANUJAY 26 - f3o ~1 1 P AAI.i -1I II v - \ I IV . rv it l"rv 4 Ivj I k-I 1 1, 1 IN y L L l..1LL l '1V , .c:. '377I' i a ' own" 0. _ _ __-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PROXIMITY OfF FNALS BRINGS WEEK or IIIRPTIIIITV. rnPiII T i-r I VIRGINIA GIRL IS',FiIIU I STATE HOSTTESS~I VIV!. IT~I ,WOMEN'S LEAGUE FORMULATED IN 1890 BY SMALL STUDENT GR .Jti IiEDTRh W[[JlsOESe~ u i n iv i r v ir vw tIi t l La!i.'ULLN TeWmisLaaco members. ...…
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