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…r -i .. . .. ,.W ... _ _ _ T ' T D - - - 1 -J A. ] , .' va-+aa .. y WaiaY 4.,aaa, 4e .b' .1.. y .i. s CF RI PLANS FR B-LAGK~ SPEECHCONTESTS, Professor IHollister to Choose Group for Fina ls ,after Preliminary Series. W1IDE TOPIC CHOICE Frencf i Delegation of Five to~ Guard Naval Interests of France flTI I li~ GIANT PHYTOSAUR'S JAW MOUNTED AgainstPowers at London Naval Armame nt Limitation !Meeitngr U ifii tnnUUn rLnI AND )PUT IN UNI...…

…w - uillUtt7Jt;% ltll'dUt1I Y 1: 11_ .l1 MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7-HREE THE ~ ._. .i rIx AIYA~ hE _ . Olsen Gives Talk on Child Research Facilities in New School 1 p af i 1 l 1 l r I 2 1 t I 1 r ( i TO CARRRY ONEXPERIMENTAL WORK - CO--ITHUI ON Professor Olsen Given General Nurseries Have Increased. Charge of Instruction Professor Olsen went on to state for University. that the nursery schools have in- crcased enormously in- the pas...…

…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday <. ": m, ihe tIniversity .-ear by the Board in (> rorol it',den : Ptrblicatians< fn P. , A'tenconference Editorial ociation. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled 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 at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special r...…

…SATURDAY, JMI VAi Y 18, '1930 THE MICIII. A - A"IL 8 PAGE FIVE SATUDAY JAI((JRY ~, 90 TE MIHIGN~DILY AGEFIV .. ..e.. ,14-1 *w qw lgvp ,7r LTA It *41 TO {RAFT DISCUSSES FIRST DEANS HONORED IN NAMING PCT DR. HYSU II. ING '20M G ''HP II OE IN MSC DORMITORY MOSHER-JORDAN HALL Ufld P IL TWO PIECES OF CHIN? ' "ost of the talented pipil1s I've ___ -- -- FP R EI O ft Two unusual pieces of Chinese' beeuwme,"stte E Constructed in Two; first w...…

…T H E lV 1C1IQA.f Ai X . ARD7 A1V..)l. . t VNIJFY , i ; i. i OPEN- COFREC SEASON TONIUNT U I I m m 1 11 11i-iilliilllo 11111111- - - - - , ,I. I - -iii I I LAST YEAR'S SCORING KINGS STILL PUT PLNCH IN BASKETBALL SEASON I I I s a .., ,, i 1 t F t i4 _r ATHLETIC EVENTS 'T ODAY. Wrestling. Ohio ,State at Columbus. Hockey. 'Wisconsin at Madison. Swimming. Mv. A. A, U. meet at Detroit. MND AY. Hockey. Minnesota at Minneapolis. Basketb...…

….irY'I URX~DIIY lt. d UllL; :±t 1 1'..L H t I A,!r -.AIN - -A'- .« . ? ..,.w.......... L !. A. Ln A V .F :A 9 A 41& j' 4 0.^Z Y l:%ir ":['Yl r L \Y . j Wolverines to Partiipa te Zn' /1A. UI. Swim Toda CASSllIFIID 1'016wyi s, ERTISINS ic _.__. _.._.__ .._._u__._ . r I SEVEB FEDE ILLINOIS GIVEN DECIDED EDGE I N 'Yearliing Cagers Lose u~r AEWT GR FIVoT at Game to Varsity 1~rmz 4 ___~ -(Continued Frm Pa ge,6) ENIEED W MI ving tmbledc...…

…PAG1 EIGT TE MCEIA ' -I MICHIGAN DAILY x ....... D A IL Y..._._.-SA . ..rJa~- i"JANA-..m.- & l... . r I'DAILY OFI ICIAL B'ULLETINK i Publicat~on n he Bulletin is constructive notice to all members or the U~niversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL, X1,. SATURDAY, J'ANUARY 18. 1930 No. 81 R''OUND TABLE CLUB TO BRING NEARING ASNEXT* LECTURER, Frank and Outspoken Economist to ...…

…ESTABIUSHED 1890 . 4 '. Lw A I MEMBER ASSOCIATED VOL.,XL. NO. 80. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CUUHH UUNFEHLNUL Hoover Nominates for Commission Lee Post England to Honor American Delegates to A .m C n" f ol-A"i 'CONGRESS OISPUl Omi CUT[flfli n EIAI A Deferred Rushing Compromise TOSTART INITIA DISCSSOSTTODA Leader Has, Won Much Renoi Both in United States and Abroad. WILL CONSIDER R...…

…p PAGE 'TWO TH MICHICAN DAILY' FRIDAY, JANUARY 17; 1930 y u uas.. .wr,+w.awu.,,.., ... ...... .., ,.r....:,.,rv v S"Y' ||| 0 | ROME ACCLAIMS PRINCESS MARIE JOSE OF BELGIUM, BRIDE OF CROWN PRINCE HUMBERT, ON HER ARRIV AL INt FO URTHLECTURE'I F- 1 _ . ..,. ! ... . .. I Theological School Head Calls, Religious History Both Science and Art., 'CLASSIFIES RELIGIONS Believes Christianity Too Archaic to Make Itmpression on Modern Mind. "R...…

…1930 T 14 I i ! V i CIA I l 3 A n1A+.Tii 1930 TLY1 L L\ %l L1 tYANT fAY Dormitory Plans Embody Varied Advantages and Comforts ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF LIViNG -S[STUDENTS HAVE GREATER INTEREST DIEROM IN NEW WOMEN'S DORMITORY FO[ RELIGION SAYS HARVARD DEAN . So f Lr as the attitude of the stu- imor'eexemntlaiud - dents is concerned," stated Dr. aV:t j Willard L. Sperry, dean of the Har- wards life, and wants to try things , ' r 'ardk is...…

…Ir 14 t : - Tvl t !. ITT 4' "A'- K 'D A T L -Y ?7"TIAV -A??A ,- -- . --- - -w -.. ... - ofhell week, for hell week serves +d "a purpose of its own which no fl Publvhed every worning except Monday other form of activity can achieve, ROLL during the U niversity ear by the Board in but we do urg a modification of Cont er of Western Conference Editorial e houe'vie'm ethods which REDLETTER Association. some houses employ. A ORTM The Associated ...…

…It T -Nr CrT-rl t A-N 4'*rTv%' p DECISION OVER OHIO PARIS DICTATES Q . A | HILL WOMEN AFFECT SHOOTI T OLI U U'OFF-HEAD' HATS 1,1ag.aW IALL0LO DRAMATIC TASTE HO I CT GIEN MICHIGANINCampsBy Be nIe.A L"Women of the United Sates, by Campus women have been quick EETINGleading men to bad plays, areT DEAELAST NIGHT . Installment Plan of Buying I Subject Discussed by Women Speakers. BREES GIVES VERDICT Negative Team Debates Indiana on Same Qu...…

…'pAO E SX THE Mll-ItCAN D)AI1LY FRIDAY, 3AANUARY 17, 1930 ______________ -I ~- -~ --.-- - -- .- - - _ ,. .. . DETROIT I' CAGERS, JUNIOR VARSITI LLASH TONIGHT FOES TO CLASH ATI YOST f IELD HOUSE 'VARSITY CINDER IMCIGN1I SA I IA1 '_tTLSA . .ME TEAM IMPROVES'____________T,~f~_______ Wit h the' eceCption of a w ak-'~.______________ Hess in th~e javelin a~nd pole vault~I TO[C[HOSES _ 1 . t , Cortright's Quintet Searches for :Fetter Sc...…

…:"~', 1~1?~ ~o T H F, -M I C' H I C. Allq n AT t, V, -S C Y AA~ Aa sL &:.4 +-3.} .,a. _ .. .. MC gNHCETWITH 8AD'ERS. AT MADISON TONIGHNT :Detroit ud Clevehrnd Fight for ,Hockey Lead 'IWith the professional Hockey races wering io past the hnalf way SWIMMING TEAM TO MEET INDIANA' (Continued From Pa'c 6) ev:ent for' the Michigan= tankmen.C In the relay Michigan will enter . 1 4, Wit oi f e-'1-r... . 'ark, only one of Detroit's two rep-'...…

…I'A. E L1C. ll'1.' THE MICHICAN DAILY T".-IrAY, 3ATMART Ti-iL MICHIGAN DAILY flff4AY. ~!AN~A~Y fl, 13~ WHERE ROBAIER BLAST KILLED FOUR, 'MO RIlE HILL ULUII~ DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN 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. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturday)____ VOL. XL. FRIDAY, JANUtARY 17, 1930 No. 80 NOTICES French Lecture: Professor Andr...…

…q z 1 ESTABLISHED 1890 i Ii x x #ai1~t ' MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS oft 11 - 10,60MIM SNIP VOL. XL. NO. 79. eANN ARBOR, MICTU}GAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _.. ':. F ,; a "+' r ' : , r. ° is . u G S Y-,STE ; ; , , ';ti'4 i . .h k V V i !f r, COUCILTO ASKi CMPUS OPINION ON NEW RULING No Statement to be Made Until; Sentiment of Students Is AscertainedQ TILLEY HEADS INQUIRY1 WOMENS AFFIRMATIVE DEB...…

…Ti-if ~iiCTHjC~1A~A~ "fin .. k A II l .: A'i 1. L i A A A. X S .1. V .AUK f. n. A. .[ a ,. .. TED WEEMS' POPULAR AND WELL-KNOWN ORCHESTRA, PLAYING IN CHICAGO Forsythe Endorses H E 2 ENOW AT GRANADA CAFE, WILL TRAVEL TO ANN ARBOR FOR 1930 J-HOP Propaganda Against .,l {O E U HCmm unitytGasses *i }x .Dr. W. C. Forsythe, of the Univer- sity Health service, in speaking re- .ng cently of the use of common drink- Si ing glasses in fraternities a...…

…t,1T, . J d 1 1 tJ , t4 ' I t; 1 .1 l MI I n AT! V ' ----- __ ,_. ... Aa, - ST9'[N ,.GERMAN BANK PRE~SIDEN T OPPOSED P-HBLMI TO BNK SETTLEMENTS AT HAGUE TO .TI AC"AYf~' ~ 4 CHICACO MINIlSTER r .. _ _. _ _ _ .. I ,a U Screen Reflections "I Olsen Will Reveal Education Project Before State Group Dr. John Timothy Stone, Noted [ndicatkins Point CZ Latge Group to~ Attend Series Under Dr. Bruew ry. WiLL BEGIN4 JNUARY 17 ! Presbyteria...…

…IE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY, THUlRSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1930 such honor. If the partisans of the honor sys- Published every morning except Monday tem would perform a real service during the Timiversity year by the Board infor the literary college by prpar- Control of Student Publications. o h ieaycleeb rpr Asember. of Western Conference Editorial ingthe ground for a general instal- Association. lation at some future date, they; The Associated...…

…=tHUhSAY, fMAkvA 1 J930 THE MICHIGNN' DAILYPAEIV PAGE Fj VE F' ---- ------- W MEN'S DEBATING TEAM LEAVES WOMENDEBAERS OR COMPETITION WITH INDIANA U. WILL OPEN SEASON IN EENTSTON ICUT Ohio to Support Negative Here; Michigan to Argue Question S)a.With~ Indiana U. PROF. BREES IS JUDGE 'Discussion Will Center Around eto ntlmn Buying of Goods.r At 8 o'clock tonight in the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre of the Michi- gan League building, the affirm...…

…IMI 1 ("7171 !,C -,A, N - P) 'i' fii R t .:t: , :7:i 1°l r 5'..I G,.__.i+:tit7 .....,A A D~L IW S ,3NU~~8~i~f I- ,.,;,.-, .._ _......_ __ _ . __ _ _- _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PUCK TEAM TO LEAVE ON WESTERN TRIP l+: -- COCH LOIREY TO!MATMEN POINT T9K( TEN PLAYERS iiand HewittLea ace for FOR HOOlSIR MEET Season Scoring Honors With .1- Wolverines~ to Meet Wisconsin, LiIht Points Apiece. Mann's Team of Wolverine1 GOES WELL O IASTE...…

…TH Ef IiiiH 1 G AIN YA i L FRAJEDITY Cage Team Wins Close TRRIGame~ From Freshmen ~TR C II I~ I fl(Coninel rrorn Page 6) ST I WILL [ P L 0 The former Detroit Southeastern player, added the much needed 10VHNEtDNI~ I tt and fitted in well in the de- fense efforts in curbing the fast moving freshman forwards. Toss- Annual Intranmural Evnt to be ing five goals Daniels proved the r Run OD . at 8.30 to Decide leading point getter of the after- noo...…

…PACE EIC IT THE M ICRICAN DAILY -Th. T)-A V , T.AMTT A RMZ.1iFr 1020- . _.___. i -t - -YL1 -- S -- 1- s} .v . r University Bureau of Appointments and occupational Information: I f P-m Publication in the B uilletin is consructive notice to all m emrbers i D f t e U i e st , C p e e v d b h s i t n o t e T e; -C i g opleneo h rea y A stdntsoany.e& o P a m a ya~ dntuni "30p[m.(1:0Iin. SatuULLLy)ii 'requested to file elections for the second...…

…EiSTABLISHE I 189I C.V Aita 4a11 MEMBER , ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL NO 78. ANN, ARBOR, MICJUC1Al, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NIANDER 1 TO MAKEMISSIONARY DESCRIBES PRACTICE OF CANNABALISM AMONG CHINI APPEAT(ByAsiated Pres)ther in the Yangste valley SHANGHAI, China, Jan. 14-Har- escribed as cases for the suf n I Orowing storiesosfsfhiCeSoPehan ao- Pbalism in China were added today Speaking of the Peiping r ...…

…la I r-17 Mi C H -i %~: IA iN L'" .i. Y j ~ __ _ _ . ,. . __ _ _ .._._. 1.C. L+IdI-,i11~-:1a :I ;1lY"IJikl:- . 1' ,:U _. W4",) Ai4, 4vAj-- ( 2 ( ( QQ || Ti Instructor Receives ENGINEERS MUSV1 Prize fo1 Sculpture I-; D lN PE ISl h instrlr 1'of Ss c u l p t t u i ~ t h c _ a r h i t ec r a l school, has been chosen as the re- 1o IJ'iI1No. M FF cipient of the Detroit ArL Found- ers' soeiety prizo, of $200, for his _.." ea orG y Col " (,,...…

….d_1'+LEI'd4['. -. _ ,__1;1.1d 1.,l L.:- - .;J.,,.-.I:t :.i#. .THE MICHIGAN- DAIL Y PAGE T-11RIEP. THE MICi-iiGAN DAILY ?AG~i Tm?~ INTRAMURAL SPORTS BUILDING BUYS SIX PLAOUE DUPLICATESOF ORIINL~t IINATH Stbs Secured Through Efforts which waS decorated on the front of Professor Mitchell Who with painting. These blocks were demoved to the National Arch eo- Conducted Purchases logical Museum in Athens, where they are now on display. They ev...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY" 1 , '1930 PAGE FOUR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the flniversity 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 creditedto it or not otherwisecredited in this 'Paper and ...…

…A - THE MICHIGAN DAILY rACE FIVE WEDN~SDAYPJAN11AUY A'5~ 4930 PAGE FIVI~ TI+IF MICI-TICAN DAILY Nr i k K } A : b Y" : I 7 I 4 aA 1120RGAN TRIO SHOWS POSSIBILITY 'ECONOMIC DEPRESS EUUURIIUEN SCHOOLMQRGAOWNCAREERaSSPERY rn I CONMI OFWOMEN MANAGINGIONLONGRUNBY ~I think we prove that three peo- asVthteP-I At a recent confeence of officials COURSETTO ! ple can have careers and yet oe'risy Orchestra. of the United States department of th...…

…rtF, Nt1CH10- iL EMI:: ,. 'I A . .'; " . 30 THE. MiCHICA'N DAiLY ~W~ThAY ~ tR~Thf~fl l I1 i..1. cf " 1.\11 ali4.l, ,1i/, -i OtPI WOLVERINES LOOK TO CONFERENCE AT SCHEDULE 10 "1 MIC HICAN MATMN DOWN TWOil STRONG EASTERN SCHOBOLS Prnceton andF.& M. Defeated by Powerful Wolverine Grappling Team. WIN BY LARGE SCORES Hewitt Continues His Victory Streak by Accounting I for Two Triumphs. Veenker Drills Varsity Cagemen for Indiana Ga...…

…' - 'h _ _ --+ ..+ -..rte . V 1'.J J. .L' ..31 ., :1 e].. N 11r. i..[C . _ :; _l !;'.l.l H E R! 1 C f-i -1 G AN ,: , . .. _MCHGN.E ,I L PURDUE AND ILLINOIS LEAD IN CAGE RACE WILD CATS BEA1TENI BY BOlERA KERS~ die1929 SELECTIONS By Adsit Sfewa't. time it was a case of do or die for - Michigan basketball fans wTO both sides and there was little time were hot for another title turned lf-wich to doit. Ie i8 I, Intramural News M...…

…PAGE LICUP THE MI FIlGA . DAILY WI; ;E.STh A., ,JANUARY 15, I.1$ PAGE EIOI..TH. MIC..AN..AIL .... _ n _. . , ._ _ . _ D-A ILY FIILBULLE'TIN 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. mi. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) _____ Black Quill meeting wvill be held at 4:15. p. m. in the paromof ~o tla rnesBlainTO I HeenNebrr. R umored Upon Secret ...…

…14 )ESTABLISHED 1890 W.V Ahuja n Ial - i MEMBER ASSCIRED ASSSAE VOL. XL. NO. 77. ANN ARBOR, MICTLJUADT, TUESDAY JANUARY 14, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ILLI NI DI M MICHIGA TITLE HOPES BY 24-18 DEFEAT W HFotne COTTON ATTENDS Search for Eielson rci'SENATE AND HOUSEUlLowlands;MnnayFesLOBE~ N VOTES SUPPORT O O w~ ; cs -L'fI4UF OR SIXOPOINT M UNION AMENDMENT ,#aviators, who vanished on a flight EN OR EME TA a tib tai...…

…TiiT i U ic- - .e , . ... _ . ; -.L4& :l'ff7 4."llLI< kL ' j lJ . 'ERSONALnYiGIVESAppointed for Czecho-Slovakia 'W~ERTOHUMAN INDAVRS9B NS 'ait Surpasses Organization, Institution, Legislation, Says Convocation Speaker. [EN INFLUENCE HISTORY ,idividuhi Instructors Determine Calibre of the University as Source of Culture. 4 Per~onality is power in allfed DEBRAT' Prof. Densmr Meetings Series FINALS T( pore Announces Last sfor Preliminary s...…

…_DTHE ICHiGANAAILY i Ye baters (o Meet D ARPEMED l NNEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan.13.-The Centra Espanol de Yale has just re- "So This Is College". cracks make a strong bid for per- gI : n nf ii o enTiv TI flu n fmmrtVT I edtr Esno e Yale h ulsi fltre-"S Ti s C ktallege. ccit nteasl thon "bid ni ht if Endwment for International MPeace that it has made an allotment Extension Will be Completely of the younger ones, although their of funds to the orga...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publishcd 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 for republication of all news dis- patches crediled to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and ,'the local news published herein. E;ntered at the postoflice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as soetud class ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 ~W dam% mrs X C-0 ILTATA IUAWA'!A__s o _n . i FACETHRE TEAM A ffirm ative Team M eets College of City of Detroit There This Afternoon. WILL DISCUSS BU Affirmative Team Also D Ohio State Negative I Thursday Evening. YING 3ebates Here Three debates are on the pro- gram of the University of Michigan Women's debating team for thii week. The first of these will take place this afternoon when the af- firmative team go...…

…THE iviQi4Z D.L Mdaize znd - , -3rX IF h , mu Pu-ck aj Double Victory Against Mincrsl Opponenits. FOULS H ANDICAP TECH, O ! 1 .. ; HYATT HOLDS SCORING HONORS IW OE IDE WNS AM' FONSECA LEADS BAT AVERAGES IIASW NIS:: BOILRMAKRS~ IN AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEB ALL MEETMIA y "ei JUU ISC jl )~yZJJ JkeiII L~ iI~~i L~ I An Improvement which has been z.. steadily consistent since the open-j ing of the :Varsity hockey season a § marked the ...…

…* a - - -~ a - ..a a - . a - - - - - e -' /A->. - 1H j- vi1Ci-i AINs OA , X TV&-, SOORI ~j~SLUGGIER SIGNEDI roUND i''TA Stattig With a Revampd Five,, the Junior Varsity Puts }y Speech 4% Attack. LONG SHOTS' WIN GAME Exhibiting a decided reversal of form over their previous showings, the Junior Varsity basketball team t 1- ~ +~A ~ ~~'~~. nnaiiUy LLLar-ag.' uUe V VAJ. US. hng punc :in their game against igpn ¢{ Michigan State Normal Satur...…

…PAGE EIGHT M-11-C RIG AN 'DA I-L Y Ti1H.ti1>AY. JANTIARV fib' In n TH IHGA AL I-T1r~j diMAJ-AX-'it, I U M a h m t c t f , C l e e o i e a u e ci n e n h r s e k h e t g m il e p a e n T u s a , J n a y 1 , a .i T Threre will be a meeting of those members of the imathena tics stair :00 p. in. M fUt a igfthea c orstf, e ofhe Litera r lee, 4 pien 3an1theA rt: we. T e net g m 11.pae n Thrdy a ury 1,a a t 80A L E L II [e1h1gfistyarc11c h thi...…

…ESTABLISHE 1 890 Jr Sftert t rt VOL. XL. NO. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICUGAbl, SUNDAY JANUARY 12. 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE F;VE CENTS PURDUE Fi, E 0 O IG Directors of Union Approve Merit System NE~ LAN IVENBoard of Regents Names W. C. Rufus 0 EDATIObservatory Head' ProfID.LC.IRfIsIofNthedepart- ment o1 astronomy, has been ap- r one hira ftedepart- Iment and. acting director of the 01~ University observatory, it was an-! _Yra C MM ITSoul...…

…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,SUNDAY, JANUARY.A2,' 3 0 . .. .... ... --- --- -- II 1 |1| U 1fCOMBINATION OF RHETORIC-ENGLISH DEPARTMENTS flflP |!( Educational Students | URRY l LL lCONFORMS WITH AMERICANEDUCATIONAL PRACTICE! uDOCT1R Plan Unique[Program'UO When theRegents attheir patFaculty Assenbly ni ffhffll h eet tter meet- ,retrcand the pioohof hs ,.,, 'iertr n 1i. n ,1{., figlslFia obie h e-py PVP at :J i aa. sprr~rt fEnls n reoi tog hfis p...…

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…0 ~rte Cto TH M I VNrAT I. Published every morning except Monday during the Hlniversity 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 this paper and the local news published herein.) Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as sec...…

…3I~D~, 3WUAZ -i~ ~THE ICHGAN AIL FMAIFI FIVE mwwv- -wp II:I IMMLT4ATA V, As AIM Mn s ----_ --- CLA SSSTO SELECT COBNATIONS TO oFrGAES HOAS Announcement of First Teams and Three Second Teams to be Made Jan. 17. PLAN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Annual Basketball Banquet to be Held March 6 to Make Awards. Plans for the remainder of the class basketball season have been definitely formulated. Thus far only practice sessions have been held in groups ...…

…GEsix THEF MCIIC M hi CTLirlA VV 'A *fl* A T An _____ _____ _____ ____i~iV~4~JA.. .4"'.4A RY i2, l fl" ILLINOIS CAGERS TO SEEK WIN OVER WOLVERiNES COI INDIANS SPUR RED Illini Quintet to be Bolstered by Return of Mills After Enforced Rest. v S1 _ . i - -.._.. .. .._ . .A - . _ - _ s ., 1 1 MICHIGAN GIVEN EDGE In high spirits because of a well deserved victory over Ohio State in, their first Conference game and the additi...…

…S'CwNtAY, JANUIARYY12, 1930 THE MICHIGAN AILY- THL M......N....L Michigan Grapplers to b11 eet Princeton Tomorrow CASSIFI DVERTISE TIPED prI uOCQTC IOWA TRUST FUND Okar nuTu iiu nisi IIlJLIJIIIL nIUJJ INVESTIGATION ON D"DKUn511 t2 r soeated I'm Secretive in plans and powers, i Western conference faculty repre- Poweful astenersExpetedsentatives investigating the status Powerful Easterners Expected;of eleven suspended University of...…

…PAGIR MCiRT T- E M-1IHSA-N-DT .JUNDAV, 3AIMAR? 12, 1S0 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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. SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1930 No. 16 [will be the principal speaker at the Wesleyan Guild Service at Wesley lin Charge of, Operations at the Oakland Motor Car Company, Thurs- fall at...…

…STABLISHED 1890 1 Abe t r lo MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - ----- ---- --- VOL. XL. NO. 75. ANN ARBOR, MICYT7GAIT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS f HETORIC -ENGLISH MERGER APPROVED4 BY REGENTS' BOARD Pass Summer School Budget; Transportation Course Is Established. EFFINGER OFFERS PLAN Expenditures of $285,000 Are Secretary May Lose j Board Chairmanship' Referendum Asks New'CRInetgig Board R 1H SU NT FdrlRes...…

…THE MICHIGAN D Al L Y SA'vimAV i A ~lARV '11. iQgiO LAI1 J1'111 Sl44. 11, 1:1 3V OR, ALDER SPE AKSDeForest Is Chosen Radio Engineer Head ONPSYCHOLOGICAL [CTURE PROGRAM IM Foundation Plans Open Forums, Led by Untermyer, Wise, SERICE[S HELD Funeral Ceremonies in Florida Were Conducted by Dr. McConnell. Western Independents and Young Guard Gain Recognition in RQw on Committees PRIZE AT EXHIBIT Architectural Instructor Wins $300 Prize; Oi...…

…SAT'URDAY, JAINUJARY .1u; 1 T HE M IC H IG AN O A II LL Y U T PR Group of Diplomats Chosen to Represent Italy in Approaching K TE P E Tr R Commander in Chief Wodd Power Naval Conference at London for Armament Settlement' U Kidnapped by Bandits TODAY [N LECTURETESTED BY BR N NT Forchead, Cheeks, and Trunk Four Found to be Warmest ±H ,a Eminent European Psychologist Sections of Body. Will Reveal Researches TEST GOITER PATIENTS EE NED on Child Ad...…