…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY EflIAYEB1ZUARY 21, t9301 ___. Published every morning except Monday during the Tjniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. c 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 po...…
…* AY, rTT3r-,,TJ RY "1, 1930 THE MICHIGAN A I L .4fr MUE FIVE, _Y ~BhA, 21_ v _3O__T_-LMICHIGAN £) A I L YPclE FI_ A " TA! A l \ MUSIC SBOOITIES UATE TO PLAY HERE TNH REORGANIZE DUE TO SCHOOLS' MERGERH = ELIZABETH FORD WINS CHI DMEGA 1Botli Sides of Main Sireet' Isj Best Undergraduate Paper in Sociology 51 Course. CLASS USES NEW METHOD0S IN VERSEl Poo-i y Ts Studied "Through the Senses by Mcans of Sights, Sounds, and Smells. GIRL ...…
…SIX THE MI ICA L AIL ,vr _FRIDAY, l;ThBR U AR 21, 1930- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21,,. 1~3O. lOPHER PUCKSTERS TOMEET VARSITI HERE TONIGHT WOLERINE TILE W tCHNCESAT STAKE Michigan Skaters Have Good Chance for Big Teti Championship. COURTIS GOES TO WINGI Revenge bent 'Gopher bladesmen ~will plan a turnabout this even- ing in the Coliseum when Coact Eddie Lowrey's Varsity puckster. take the ice against Minnesota'E ,hard fighti...…
…Tk'_Y, s BRU AY ,21, 10 rnMichiganPcksters BOXERS PREPARE 6 Meet Gophers Tonight FOR TOURNEY (Continued From Page 6) who has shown Varsity ability on With an increase of nearly a the ice will undoubtedly see plenty hundred over last year's class Coach action at a wing post. Sippila, Let Philbin's oxers are rapidly Coach Everett Dean to Present another forward will probably seeri S, rounding into form iipreparation THE MI C HIGAN DA I LY _ _...…
…AOL iC iIT TlEMC{'IA "TA-4 E JVI I* C H'I G A N LA1 LY 3r i k 1 DA1311,LOLF[IIIIN !Yokc)hda p(i i!s Watch Bukicti Board BULL[TIN rresults of Recent General Ulcc Puibtlie ;tir~ n xthr Bullet in 1. ,~,(ri t. ivc 'e nticv to all m r 0i the U~iver.,ty. Copy rjtcxit v bwt AsA t eant te r c:i. dent until a30 p.fi t I(1:,0 a. m, . rrd~y tI VOL. N f'Lbi FRDA , F 21UASY , '. R ,} X T e t L12101'I JS5li3u.e 1 tfldy. wil" t , ''iK. V : iw8iv~~ti...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 It Alea a1 I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS * VOL. XL. NO. 97 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDENT RUTH YEN Ll UNIVERSITY" COLLEGE OrIALIENS SHOULD NOT BE BARRED FROM FACULTY,' SAYS DEAN BA Prohibition of the employment legislation then was influe .INLOC cuuNCILof aliens as members of the faculty the anti-German feeling pr, of the University would be an un- throughout ...…
…PAGE TWO AC ULTY FOP 193 0 SUMMER SESSION T NCU NklUS NEINTTEACHERS EMINENT IN MANY FIELDS '"HE MICHI A' t 1)A11.Y fIMtTTT b&?-1 A" t'tMl-l t'f A'C Vf !tn t AAA A A A A. IVA x %, A& A v l-AV kl LJ X-1 I 1htR'31AY, FEBRt~iUAR~tY 10, 1930.. ..I / ~ w / l I l l11Y~ nl l r r...ra r r. w Connecticut Governor's First Glider Flight Ends in Disaster as His Moto-less Craft Crashes From Altitude of 25 Feet' f I Dean Kraus Announces Person- nel of...…
…10 Y 20, 1930 THE M.I C-H14CA N D-A.ALY- Text o0f Preside, FAVOR'S SAMPLINGRFORMAT IE'PLANS! BiEEH PUTT I BTHEM INTO PRACTICE , C Ruthven's University College Mes I ,w: t 3 t 1 1 f f t " 2' t 8 1 S S _. e s ; a g 't ,~ t .a. , s e h b i b c h Advocates Slow Change Rather "We may grant at onee the ob- thith Sutddeh Shifting tection to our present school sys-c tNew Melhd tem that we are ro't properly ac- News. .complishirig the gener...…
…PAEFOtm THE MICHICAN AlLY' ' .r, P$B[TAftY 20, 1036 .: .. . .. .. . _ . .. _ _, .. . _ . . .. _ _ _.. Published every morning except MondayI during the TJniversity 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' Inrthis paper and the local ne...…
…THE MICHIGAN- DAIL'y PA I~r V; - &=a= VIA IV -cl r o a l . ... __ Is Title Selected for junior TRYOUTS FOR WOMEN'S STAFF Try-outs for the Women's staff of The Daily will be held at 4:15 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Press buildingon Maynard street. All second semester freshmen women who have a scholastic record of one grade better than a C average are eligible to try out. Upperclass JMADE FOR MICHAEL EXPERIMENTAL LABORATORY ...…
…T H E _ C H .L G. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1930 TI-ae.IF ".. Mt--sC..iC S-fAN D.,.AILY THURSDAY, FBRUARY. 20-x193 ... lk 7ARSIT1 BATTER IMEN REPORT FOR INITIAL DRILL n ____ _ _ ....._.. _ _ ___._ .. LN LEFT BY VETERANS 1IS FSHER'S TASK Captain Harvey Straub, Myron, and Truskowski, Only Lettermen Back. PITCHERS REPORT EARLY Montague Expected' to Act Mainstay of Wolverine Hurling Staff. as Facing the problem of replacing 10 letterme...…
… ; F'EBRtTARY 20, 1930 THE MICHI -DAILY' ::. LL 1 a LRY L2,1930 T V M aCs a W AILY .. .... MOWN .. ..... ... .. t .. ....~x%.... ..u .xr '..1. ... .... r . . , :.. , _, _ . ,n.-, ,.*,, ! $ XW w .'k '.+dx'eFndi M".A+N .. ....:.+. b ... w.. , I ORWIG HAS PROVED VERSATILE IN ATHLETICS DURING CAREER X ramu Representing one of the out- . . .:. . y '}{J i f i' IIII1 standing reasons why Coach Veen' ker has had one of the best bas- ket...…
…r .i. i I v J. J. T A N DAILY Tru A7, '"g-TAR? M, TH~ MICHT~AN DAILY Y~A?, ~TB~UA~Y ~0, * * ' II I TExhibits are being held in the Galleries of Alumni Memorial HalllI OUR SEP AATE ART EXHIBITIONS 0 AI L Y 0 F H I L IJVLL L [TI K Iofvewi m ii OilPitnsb lidAtseo mria1 O IP A O E TO M NH Paintings by Ernest I. Barnes4 P'ubication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members I Oils and Watercolors by Jean Paul Slusser dfern rtehbiin i...…
…)ESTABLISHED ICY 4A ian 4ailg MEMBER ASSCIAT ED PRESS DL. XL. NO. 96 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS RIPLEY DESCRIBEMS STRANGE FINDINGS IN FOREIGN LANDS Cartoonist Advises Travel in South and Central America. TOURED 69 COUNTRIES Creator of 'Believe It Or Not' Receives 500,000 Letters in Three Months. "If you want to travel, then do; it and don't let financial or domes-: tic troubles s...…
…iviiC i-ii&AI ;~.1 ~6-~1L i vV L~lA-' JJALlk Y S'£J4 CYtUAL l ~LU fX !P TS AUV CATE I i e ate RtJecen~t 1 zigieerirgI Conference Outline Plans for. Improvemuent. OI~sfRR[ UNIFORM LAWS Necessity of Safety its motor: Tr'zansportation Sti-eised by AuFi 3i1 . New Yorker Nominated NEW STATE ARCHEOLOGICAL, ATLAS Minister toAlbaniaIIJTO BE RELEAE ONe INNEHSHEEGI[DED500NftYSTE VENSICO[TO EIUF r~ rIff Ilmaprn wh~ichflwas begun ea~ly in e 1, ON DEF...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every, morning except Monday during the TUniversity year by the Board in Control of Student ..Publications, Member. of Western Conference Editorial THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1930 The-Associated ;Press i exclusively entitled to ,the use for= republication of all news dis- patches redited to it or not otherwise credited in n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postofi...…
…AYJrtbRUARY 19. 1030 .' 1 ,H E M-I C H I AN DAILY AV w ys1'~'I.C~Yt1 F r~v 1G4 I ... 1 1 TI11..1 M aIa.a.ITCa N Da.+LYa OPWAM . ,ZFA A l IL LEAVE FOR AN UN HIIW ]MEN NUAL C CIVIC OPERA PRESENTS VARIED AND EXCELLENT REPERTOIRE IN DETROIT rfln AllllSflI f NGlITRI WAS FIRST OF J N OR GRL'PL Y Miss Grace E. Richards Heads I {. University Section of A Association. SMEET AT ATLANTIC CITY ,Gene al ;Theme of Conference IsAdjustment -f Col...…
…JL 'T7 -S77 =A its 1 i ..i- ~- iTsi I i .. r"K T - LLBX" 'J '2' - .. W 1 Yx' Lr ij7- 1"32'C{CI'( A;- l 1na V, Iwo T I )-MELE co I i1W ELM $ sCIE"m 9 I N -TRIA-L Coach ers Basketeers Def at Reserve Flive Vrsity Reserve GridI Team Schedules Seven Games foar Next Year WILL LEAD CRIMSON OARSMENR . Dale Seymour, 'Campbell, Ben. I Coach Courtright's Varsity re-, sonr, Wolfe Form W inning serve football team will play sevenI' Re...…
…1"j. a..Gi. ,_ ir;; 1., u ITiiL R 7ii~ , -,y? - r { .; ... ,. , u < .... ,. . t -F 0.e- 4. A. -t -L d i 4 '! .t.~ $-" s :4 . #-.dr -~6 - - ~ WOL VERINE NA TA TOR1"S WI-L BT L AS S!_ S P TAN,.S C AU R91II U0CHIVATTMAN TO EST LANING Addition' of New Men Bolsters '1ihigan's Strong I Aggregation. WILDCATS BEAT STATE Craig Is Michigan State's Starj in Back Stroke and Cook in Best Diver Wolverine swimming ativities will be renewed again toni...…
…PAGE E-T,-IlT MICHIGAN DAI LY i1 L, 1 t t l Y, x = ;13IttIE1IL ' 1' ? THE MCHIGA DAIL WED1~SD.... _.._... 19 M I MKINMEW ,; DALYOFFI.CIA~hL BULLETIN Pu'1blicafton Ith i~i' ulzletin ,5 szc,.t+;rr. vr:} nowc to all membe,(rs oftetnie y Cop Jy r:ciri1. ivud rt ,Ass t d1 to thePeM !dent until 3:30 p. inz. (11:30 a1 . ; tu rdoay) VOL. XL, WEDNESDAY, 1LJI 19, 11930 No. ti { at} xxatics sflfT: Tea will be served to ) mntlierntioi s at',4[f...…
…j EAi890 D 410 MEMB[ERt ASSOCITED DL. XL, NO. 95 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS A TQ Q | j"NINE, DEAD AFTER. ,lclg , , Oj j DEj STORMS IN EAST ERTSYSTEM (FyAssciatd Pess ARI Tcame in the wake of a snow storm, NIZ9TION br9Nhet death and suffering over 0069the week-end to the North Atlan- tic states. . . In New England the storm was Propsed dmmitraton Wuldaccompanied by a northerly 'al...…
…' z , THE MICHIGAN DAILY [SHOP ROGERS CLA WITH ENGLAND WI1 Mtual friendship between the ople of the United States and gland will aid immensely in Am-' ica's turning from armed isola- )n to a willingness to participate international peace movements, shop Warrexn L. Rogers, '07, told audience of townspeople and udents at a convocation. Sunday ering in Hill auditorium. Bishop Rogers represented three nierican organizations last sum- er in a l...…
… 18, 1930 THE A-N ICJ: L}1 PAGE .8 ...30.THE....C.I.AN....I.Y _ 11 w o. I+ -W U - ,, , t T 0 w 4 R AT 549 E. Uniiversity Ave. 3Z0 S. Sate Street 11 1 A -W@w-A44m …
…Iq THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7T~~AY, ~I~7AflY 18, .. . Published eve y morning except Mondayt during the nijversity year by theBoard in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the itse for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisecredited in this paper and the loral news published herein Entered at the postoifice at Ann Arbor...…
…3RUAIRY 18, 19)30 THE MICHIGA D'AILY Pry r 0ILVAVAM U ZWA tAZJ ,_ .... ._ ' _ f 7' _... rllw- , Y WlI. A. A. TO LAUNCH ON FULL PROGRAM DURING SEMESTER Plans for Annual Penny Carni-I val to be Started in First Week of New Semnester. NAME ELECTION DATE National Athletic Meeting Willi be Held Here in Latter Part of April. With the opening of the second semester, the Women's Athletic Association will launch what isl probably the largest p...…
…E ICHY C A N DA I L Y TUESDAY, SPRTANS EETWEIMANA MINNESO MICHGAN QUIlNTET' CEPTS PURDUE LEADS IN TA POsT CONFERENCE RACE Purdue, with 1929 Conference gridiron diadem already tucked away in her trophy cases, is look- ing hungrily to the nabbing of a second consecutive championship with high hopes. Outin front of the pack at the halfway mark the fast-moving Boilermakers are con- ceded a very excellent chance to gain Big Nine cage honors. Wisc...…
…18, 1930 18, 1930 THE MICHIGAN ~AL 71 MIL Y i a a u a a a v a a a, va a. a-.f a.u. t a s a a.+ a _. ... - Dilwermakers Defeat 1 HOPES OF SWIMMING TEAM R AISED )Ihio in _Close Contest' BY ELIGIBILITY OF FOULR NATATOI. (Continued From Page 6) _________ __ 9-22 defeat by Wisconsin S8atur- (Continued From Page 6) edteS.,lieab y' night and may be counted out whose work in the school of music e h t.Cartab the race altiough the Wildcats: has kept...…
…I HE M CH ImC N 4 1 L THE MICHIGAN DAiLY ~3~DAY, 1~~!AftY iS 1930 ,. __ _ _ _. a _ .. I DI LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is conistructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) {{ Univerity of Michigan Official Publication: The Editorial Office an-125:28 Ea st Medical Building. Thebi following papers will be presented: I' lt ...…
…i . ETABLI HE 1890 C ga tri g46 aiibr MEMBER A5SOC TED PRESS VOL. XL NO. 94. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 10 is RE ITTEU '. f:.t FERE C.L 11 I DETAILS QOF 1-HOP COMPLI STATES, C HA II ! Ripley Will Tel of Adventures in Search1 13iU of Strange Facts for TBelieve It or Not'l 1 0,Unt-dievable 'Tales to Feature New Yorl;Globe. I.atace.wd ~jI~JFebruary 18. ! ether cnough stuits...…
…1 ti ~ JAINA v 1 P ilYO lii iYillil iM IllrililiiMYMYMYiYIiY l n a C F aa iam mn onfer e ,c ouaige"I is as yet too early to venture ,IIttttliI 1HeI prediction ats to the results ISCREENV REFLECTIONS! MCOM -ENO DesiteRtdd D j(pett 7SysPretIss Iwich the conference will achieve. - __________ 'T M S r__ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ts problems are many and diffl-i-Cming 1Events. omance Full week starting Sat IVO CUlIML(I aDete edroPae v pme ,...…
…i ; ct c ;-,3?THFE.M IC H I GN TAI L7 SAC; T I iiiii iiiii ili i iwiiiiitill 1 iiii iiii i11111ii1 It N111 11 4 - --- . ur-. 11 Wfe are al Iways lI n the ma rket 11 for your used "books,, you to see us now.. I-t woll 4pay 11 Y-ou 14canmm leave them a-t olur 0 East Univerwsity Ave. store- or at ei1ther of our State S treet store s. f4 549 E. Ulversity Avg. .320 So. State St. 334 So. State St. Y-I, T ~ ~ ~ u U ~T...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEI3RUARY 2, 1930 T Stralityin this fight on the part of used diplomacy or arms to settle the Student council or the Inter- the uprisings in India. Within the Published every morning except Monday fraternity council will necessarily last few years the things that Brit- dring the University year by the Board inbe Control of Student Publications. tantamount to their giving up ish did in India have shocked th...…
…SUNDAY, IT13RUAIZY 2, 1930 THE I IJI A.N DAILY FACE FIVE _. _ _ . . - -- _._ v_____ i . TW t 'ARE ANNOUNCED'~TESO-I II P 1330 Junior Girls' Play are: UNIV FE'LLOWS DPSi ; os' T'1w ne' i () ahis girl t ~o -1-11(P;,fpvlc tin for Re-ikduc-1 1 ; adeon Adru, Rttlt13stbit., 01( 1 t.ic~.tz'i tito make ~ca bridne Ms'Alexander Rutliven OetsBenlso, FraniceS s b ie, Mit'ainnihl of the reC'PUij'(" year.RCC!V 9 H-one for First Time l Brock, Mary...…
…-- - U ljIAI,~k-~\ n-FT. W RI l - 2iiW1W; r. Aug"~ BIG NINE CAGE QUINTETS CONTINVUE TER, REST' WOLVIIINE WRESTL.ERS, CONFERENCE TITL R'ACE TO OBTAIN CONF NE TIT' LE ! OR WO W EKSTO NCO U;tNTRPURJJLIE1FEI3U ARY15 r~mIM Big Nine conference basketball neplsado et~te rei Michigan's 1930 mat team, ul (Mit and middle west. (Kelly w willi, n nth et te r ydfae so far this year, will meet" fU UTIN wilprogress for the next two weeks scheduled to be a...…
… 2; ' tU i~i~ij AV Y~iLY -.~4 VARSIT Y BASKETBALL TEM LEA VES I Spartans to Oppose TYPJE WRTERPS SPLSCOURT TO' STUDY FORX A'J!1NATh.IONSi Varsity PuckstersEm (Continued From Page 6) 1 _____for all makes of at it from another angle, the Woi- aTpwies maer annexing two field goalsry.and wr lyn nyta ye(Continuied Froate 0() Tpwie four free throws 'while the latter verinies wrplynolytatpetieing up the Hilltopper offense' Rapid turnover, t scored ...…
… mmpp--- 7054= Imm - I Ma ll'i THE, Ml(-HIGAN J-1% 1 .f _. Y 6UNDAY, r.,I'1I,,RUAIiY 2, ID30 ..)........S.N.A...... . ... .R...2. . .. auv J YM DAI LY OFFIC I'ALBDUL LEI N I'tlbiieatlfpn 1Dthe .~luli 1c isjcrlaic notice to all Members of the Unlversity. copy rrceiv ,d1by the Assistant to thcesi aert urtti 3:30 P. mi.10 a n auda VOL,~ XL, , SUNDAY, Ff"BRU ARIY 2, 1930 No. 91 I i Geography 1: Finnil Eainto o onda, Fe' brua ry ;3 at 2 ...…
…ECSTABLISHED[ 1 99Q L tt 7,11a I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATE!) PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATrURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 EIGHT PACES PRICE FIVE GENTS ICH.IGA ' / {1 , Fk _ i' 1 c i .I. 4. TA E 2 9- ddlm AE FROM M AR00 , yR r COOLEY HONORED' I I NTAIOSMY BYSTT GO P riM ROF E HELD MARCH 1 SOUND PROJECTED THROUGH BODY STTIROP FREC IRU1NII O[NA WLEINES HOLD I BYENGINEER; EMER ON, ODRICHIPASfl[NTTNGIIs Pcu i~tRpdI N FIRST...…
…ii , H I- A 174i- Th~h~AY. - __ Architects Show Glass Is Useful Medium CHICAGO'S PLIGHT lChico 'K __ EAN3; l~sistg~ '1!:1!YI ?1Z1~21TONIEWS CROOKS1 poiiotoneheds__eduHIAOJn 31.-Out of Chi- CHC WyomTing Gvro paso cretiseo0heA1rc1 ~cttlscino h tl rcnbr e racket. Tile sale o Qualities Essential to Architect features anI eight-page ! Architect includes photograph~s of city Micenses at hlalf pri1ce. Mlvi~t set itl illustrttiing VOrk 11fw bigaar...…
…. 1:'t'UtLJ)1L;Y,,- t'-fxl'I:j y " !; yJ i .. H MICHIGAN D AI Y . - p PACE- "IIWLM *.THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AGL TU~ -w CHOIR .PROGRAI $UNDAY NIGH A A i i s so o , a d i s rmt nm 1nbers on the organ w ill icluded on i agmsicalt program be given tomiorrow~ night by Andrew's vested chroir oT. men.a boys at the church. Preceding the program will the traditional Episcopal Eve songy; service including Staine fainiliaar seven-fold amen,t Magnifi...…
…PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 TI-IFi MIChIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday du-;ng th., niversityyear by the Bnard in ton i l' tudent Publication, Mer o> Western Conference Fdtorial Association,. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uise 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...…
…SATURDAY, n Mr,,UAR 17 1930 THE MI HIGl,, .DAILY SA~uDAY F~fRUA.Y 1.1a3O T._vMICIIIGN I)AlL s. ..- ,. .. WATAMM 0I ANNOUNE CHANE ELIZABETH RE'THBERG HAS AMAZING 'TITfUDE OF UNIVERSI"TY AUDIENC~ LE [Eiabeth Rthnbeig prima don- hoame ws 'a cnter of culture ashfitl "U~~Y 'niversity audiences are inded f)hi time is spnt in travellinug fromn N"J Bna sopano of the Metopoitain,1 aasnian erVU~lepasure to me -they are 8,p- lc to pac te 1_i!...…
…"_'. M iC -A T 1 A ! , ...._. _.. -_. X11 t 1%IcI)AY, P, V LslCllllti.Y 1, 1-bl.$0 I 1-I t~ BALL Y -4 ~ATU1tD '~' L*Th Swimmer Prepare toI ]Iee t Strongl Co pz etition C) -__ ___ Varsity Tennis Squad Phllfh ~TrP }.o Begin I;ndoorDrlls 'fIN1IU .LIf MCIGNWRESTERCONSIDERED tDaily indoor drill will be in ordecr ~ i [ P A I~ LO E O E T I O L G IC E for members of the Varsity tenn r~ jfl' squad shortly after the exam per- 1oe athtoLpt...…
…- -. . , " : A27 ~ - VIT. lvi i C 0 4-1 i i Ca- A, IN - - ' A 4 - -,- THE MIC.i-i-iC.AN~ E~Aii~-x BIC LEAGUE CLUBS JN4ians Lead Am~erican Teams With List of Nine Former f College Players. 77i- Yet KEES GET ASBECIK 6 In former tiunes tihe college base- ball player was discouraged from joining professilonal baseball clubs; now the major leag ue telams are 'going out of their way to sign the collegian's name to the dotted line. No le...…
…SAGE MGM - THE MICIGAN D,. LY ~ATUT1)AY WETARY 1, 1;110 r,, t l ::' 5 .1 DAILY OFFICIhL BLLTN RIG TEN FACULTY COMITTEE -,MEETS !'SOUND'TRANSMITT[ TO REFINSTATE{ SUSPENDED HA WlEIYES TI if OUGI- I BODY B ( C m~d F'ro" P )Q tM he dulesM 0 i'lt ~h 1 jr pfrs A My i1 i it be V drawni upvforiLI c ion ' bus, the threat of the No NT W n ~~ i Publication n tie litulletin is con.;Irut'ci notilee t+) all niember3 V7 the LTtuave iSy. Copy rcc...…
…F)ESTABLISHED 1890 I, L~wa .4 huh MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 109. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1929 EIGHT PAGES VARSITNATATORS OVERWHELM STATE BY 58-13 MARGIN Numb-Fingered Neophytes Drain Defensive Resources Of Ypsi Police Department Freshman Initiates - Bewilder Ypsi Cops In Attempt To Gain Desired Objects The disclosure today that the Ypsilanti police force was com- pletely disarmed one night last week b...…
…THE MICHIGAN THIURSDAY, FE~BRUARhY 28, 1929 DAILY ------------- -- o0 dionEnjoys Winter Vacation With His I TI4 R COLLEGES I Wf t hi w Wf ,lo°d UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS- Fraternities here are faced with the question of the abolition ofv hell week. University officials sug-1 gest the substitution of a period of education in the history, ideals,z and purposes of the fraternities' for the present probation week, inXI which several serious acc...…
…-- - R . UA C THEMIvCH ANTf2~E r aOSJA1O ULUI0 Eleven Alumni Seek BELGIAN POLITICS Thomas Thinks Schools Of Journalism ROMAN TO TALK UDetroit Judgeships IS REED'S HOBBY Should Give Courses In Using Cameras SATURDAY NIGHT b0t! Included amongs the judges u Shares Interest I. POLitiCs With Journalism schools should be Only in two cases can Thomas re- D. Vittoori Caerani, of theI- RrSTATE RcALnSD Fondness For Works Of Sir schools of photography...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'TTHTJ1DAY, ' 1DT LA , F X1 0"' _ _ :r.. 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 en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffic...…
… THE MICHIGAN !)AI Y I'ArN FIVE , :,; V...-....,. .w rra. wL. , i K t -- ' w 9sT iW4 I --, W- No I C. i d I TO BE HELD AT I COMMITTEE IS C CAPS AND GOWNS A RENT AT D E S K BARBOUR GYM AFFAIR OCCURS MA] Seniors Will Be Honor G First Performance Junior Play Preparations for the anni for :Supper, which will March 18, and will be general meeting of all ti omen in their caps an are progressing rapidlya to Elaine Gruber, '29, vi d...…
