… Lie igan1 I&ht Feaiture Sectionll I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1930 PRICE FIVE _________________________________________- ~ I :10 grls to it tree Ann Arbor Life Will be Interpreted by Collegiate Plot, Campus Scenes, Specialty Numbers, Comedy Skits, When Junior Girls Open 26th Annual Production With Presentation Honoring Senior omen March 17 in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre ivacious choruws i lU le un ontstaulind fca/t...…
…T1-tP MICHIGAN DAILY l STYLIZATION' Is USED IN SE CHORUS COSTUNTES" TO AUGMEFNT NOD LOOMIS RETURNS TO DIRECT PLAY ! JUIRPgs VEBFR HS f PHSCTp IN FAVORITE SONGS UNIGUELY COltATj Ref r"i4$Sung byCampus' [EOTIC SCN Grou~ps Have Beenx, Gleaned jl ;,I (ayy abo~ut fashion this spring,. be sure to do&slve rsarh in suits. A fasionableperson's spring without a suit. Ob-. serve w a n nua1lly wide chocethere is in coatlengths, farc. and4the...…
…I THE MICHIGAN D .LLY r . ,:_ ..x r 4._ .. tin (1 MERGE WITH S I C0H1[91:0 go S ENRAL COMMITTEE 'HEADS JUNIOR WOMEN'S GROUPS COBELA~fi ADS ENGAGED IN COM'fPLETING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OPENING EMPHASIS TO TON .o T G e: S:.Cost u mes M ade to A uigm e nt E f- fect of Stylized Designs inh BRILLIANT COLOSIJE - . PLAY P H.SE TATWN! IS Y-A L TAS Plans f or Succeeding Production Are Adopted at Conclusion I ~ of' Current 14 PROCEEDS GO TO LE...…
…..* THE lv!ICH u: . ATEY rr THi iF.4. MiL /i tH M "iiGAJi i 'A iiY I f 261^ Annual Production I-, I., 7, March. 1 7a2 2 II MTN M, , 1 d 1 I :;; t: A C A M THE Exploitation of a -college town forms the de- l ightful theme for this Production. ' a Ii y ;4 P SEEour cn pus nv~4ded by Chi- co Racketeers ~~tInd he urprising results. U S C 0 M El * -00 Y 441 da Mendelssohn TheatreI U NDER the direction of M...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ste0 Ia ai1 ASSOCIATED PRESS. VOL. XL. NO. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .;. USIC SCHOOL. ANNOUNCES ARTISTS FOR Fl WLERIlNES TRAIL Navy Racing Aviator Tenders Resignation B iiU[f li 1NDOORHAlfred Williams Seeks to Build n'nI r r n rai Ar rTPlane to Reclaim Speed Mark. bUNkfOlN V ILLI Michigan Ties Illinois and Ohio by Qualifying Five Men; Iowa Falls Behind...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1,L V,, WALES READY FOR ELEPHANT HUNT SONEXPEDITION INTO UGANDA ,WILDS' REPORT FAVORABLY O N MENTORSYSTEM Series of Assemblies Are Held Each Semester to Assemble Valuable Information. 4.-f SYSTEM AIDS FRESHMEN1 _ -/ TRUCKS BARRED flDAPORT 9IAIIPON NEW STREET: News From Other Acting on a communication from Coleges TShirley W. Smith, Secretary ofthe NOTRE DAMEUNIVERSITY- University, calling to the attention Having lost his prom...…
…I S IURDAY, MARCH 8, lHiO T H P. M,,.'.T r, R I Cl A X " _. PAGE THREI,- -Q off, 1WYMARH.8 1W 1T 1M 2 ) [ fl TL 'P LIN Famed Boy Violinist to Appear Here in Festival rof. Moore CWLFORD, GIANNiNr LIKEWISE SEGUREO, BY MUSIjC SCEHOO0L toy Lead at +Festival' SCHOOL OF MUSIC' POSSESSES ANNUAL FESTIVAL lECORD Intercollegiate Club iIT Frigdaire Men Talk T R IICEL Elects Grads to BoardL iil lIi to Seniors Desiring, I~lIJII At a rece...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURD~AY. MATRCT S.1930 IAIL /fl .} LV L11 liV AA V 1OkJV Published every morning except Monday during the Tlniversity Year by theBoard i Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial kessciation 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 A...…
…PAGE FIVR "TI-t4 M l \- HT C. A D A I.Y ,A'T'T..1. K.A TY 7.A M.[ TY 0 I1fl'R~ via .J nJLr>I1 ;.: YJ..C1vr,1..'.L Q, .t YU 3. .I a vIa a . a a a u r' x &*ra.a,_. t ! i 11111111111 N O W ALTAIM KN low, VA , A As An v-v Z rs .s I ___ _ ..______- _ _ _T MgA'HKS RETURN TO ADMINISTM9TIVE SYSTEM INi OGU FDOURYEAR C FO LOST TRIEI OI dV!1L I 3~ iIILI APPEAR IN APRILl THIRDg IN CONTEST :"1iw OR PLAYERS TO; IHAVE SPECIALTIES'r IPPAGEANT CH...…
…T H- PNf A I I ' ri , ..ire ... ,- . . A a ..a S&t. -Lr 1':ZVti1V L JJAI iL Y' SA 17 twui riAr X Iv1Afr~CT 8,10 WILL FACE BADGERS IN EAST-WEST MEET W~ILL BATTLE fORIzeshlastzc PflITlflhI9 TD1IICIT---- ---x_______ __ Swimming Meet Opens This Morning I UUI I UI IUI 1 liuIUI I - --i DM',NI, f[tDERSW TO LEAD CAGERS DOE TO EECAlC AS Conference Title Goes to :Win-.Injury ew eEda n WILL MEET STAR G i ner Dorf Meet to be Held This...…
…SATURDAYx, MvARCH 8. 1301 TH MICHIOAN. DAILY SCHEDLED IN BIG TEN FOR__TNIT. Indiana.Wisconsin and Chicago. Purdue Contests Are Only Conference Tilts. INDIANA PLAYS MONDAY battling with Indiana for second place honors, the Badgers will play their last game of the 1930 Con- ference basketball season tonight in Wisconsin's little red armory. The Hoosiers, standing only half a game below the Badgers in the stand- ings, will enter the skirmish ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY- MA p.rTT q THEMICIGA.DALY.a vaT~ahmA lfA.F't t!lLtstx ## 1!! i DAILY: OF FICIAL BULLETIN Publcationin 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. 01:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1930 No. 111 I MSOVIET WORKERS BUR E SYMBOLS MBEHS EOEFMCHCENCBOFBOGORODSK'PO[LOCK PROVES BENEFIClgIAL ' POLITICAL RE VIEW...…
…i ESTBLIHED 16x} i~e .-i rt ujan 4ai1 I MEMBER SASSOCIATED, PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. XL. NO. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS -- - BIG TEN TRACKMEN TO COMPETE TODAY1 FOR INDOOR TITLE Conference Athletes Gather at Minneapolis for Annual Championships.F IOWA SLIGHT FAVORITE Chicago, Wisconsin, and Ohio State Given Best Chance to Outscore Hawks. By Sheldon C. Fullerton. Track and field ...…
… S THE- MICHIGAN DA I V - 7 ,.,,A..4. U , *VL4,A EAL ESTA-TE MEN NVENE HERE FOR. FTH CONFERENCE thven Welcomes Delegates; lay Talks on Condemnation for Public Purposes. ) MEET TWICE TODAY nference Held in Conjunction With School of Business Administration. 'resident Alexander G. Ruthven coined the dele ates to the h anlual conference of the :higan Real Estate Association, en in conjunction with the ool of business administration, a luncheo...…
…THE MICHIGAN D Al L Y, .HF :.T ,.N DA LY .._ ~ .. Q BRITISH A8MIRALTYISOsET 6H.TIS 90 IP,[Tl' EASANTS'.HELP ANONE S SLASH IN NAVALPROGRAMl Alexander States Reduction Due to Lower Needs Because of Kellogg Pact. CUT THREE YEAR PLANS Estimates for 1930 Four Million s Pounds Less Than 1929 Program. (By Associated Press) LONDON, March 6-British naval estimates for 1930, made public to- day, show a net total of 51,739,000 pounds against 55,$65,00...…
…P'AGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday daring the Tlniversity year by the Board in Cotrol of Student Publications Member of Western Conferenc Edit-al Association, ~The Associated Prsis eclsivly entitled to the use for repunhli otn o falln es dis- patches creditedtoio not the, v t' redited t this paper and the. loal n,-' .i ~ ied herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter Sp...…
… MARCH 7, 1930, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FI'V-.C MARC T7 193 TH MIHIGA DALY PGE 'c, RON ..... . HO9NORS -TOTEM AT FINAL__BANOUIETI Cabaret Style Mars Annual Basketball Banquet Last Night. NAME ALL-STAR SEXTET W.A.A. Points, Numerals, and Pins Are Given to Women Qualifying on Teams. With the close of the basketball season, both interclass and intra- mural teams gathered at the Field house last night for the annual basketball banquet. The ...…
…I THSMICUHIG'A DAIL Y FRIDAY, MARCH 7,3 S RECEIVE 6 SW $RDS . , N BIG TEN MEET fMTEE > LARGE GRID SOUAO INDIAA.FLYING CINDERS... O_ . By Edward L. Warner. Illinois is another possibility. Eastern and Western Divisional Editor's Note: The changes of Pole Vault Coach Kipke Predicts Strenuous BOTHEARiGRA P'tRSLNotye:lTr e cane llifiisaoter taVpiauTaiigtero K£ Champions to Fight the entries to score in the remain- Northwestern's vaulting st...…
…MICHI.GAN-DAILY-~- x A'XX f.. re - d . ...' a. . . . u-n^. MAIZE AND BLUEI FENCES CHICAGO WS IN TITLE MATCH Michigan's undefeated fencing with aspirations of annexing thej ,,. i Former Mihigan Invitational Interscholastic Affairs Establish Records. DETROITERS HOLD TITLE Mid-west interscholastic swim- ming records, in the past synono- mous with the performance of the high class tank competition in the niversity of Michigan Invitation- a...…
…I ----- THE MICHIGAN DAILY FID?~AY. MARCH 7: 1930 I / THEMICHGAN AIL .r ~ra , y. ricai vi r iaa v I ....,.. .,.., _ .... ..._ - _ ._. - - - - - - - - - ___-=._ - -- .. - - i DAI LY OFF I CIA L1B U L L E TIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members :. the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1930 No. 110 I KOSLOWSKI TO S...…
…ESTABUSHED 1890 Jr *rAi iaito MEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESS M VOL. XL. NO. 109 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STUDENT COUNCIL. 9ANNOUNCSDAE FOR LASS EVENTS Councilmen Appointed to Take Charge of All Events on Spring Calendar. FRESHMAN GAMES FIRST Cap Night and Senior Activities Are Set for Week Later Than Last Year. -Dates for the several spring ac- tivities traditional to the Universi- ty student l...…
…AGil TWO ': THJE MICHIGAN DAILY TIAMrSDA .Y, MARl kC 6, 1930 DAVSTO CUND IC J CAPTAIN SERGIEVSY TO ATTEMPT t .' NEWs'TRANSPOR'TALTITUDE REC ORD INDBUSTRIAL STUDY 6 . ~.. *. .. . OF CT A TRES ...x . * ;' ' a. r >r"STUDENTSINFA C SPEND MOREirrflll STIME ON STUDIES, ______ III iJLRi IS N-Th r~hstdns. edmr they are taught the geographyr, lit- fEN I F O D Spooks. time on their studies tihani you! erature, history, and the political ___ "Dakend R...…
…THURSWDAY, , MARCHl &w 'I°HE MICHICAN DAILY TARDIEUS CABINTPRE GREETED BY JEERS SIDENT HOOVER'S HAITIAN COMMISSION LEAVES ; ,SEEKS ELECTION TO INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS IN ISLAND REPUBLIC LAWCLUBTOGI[ TO SEATORSHIPEETO SFORM REEPTION T.H AT AUBURN PRIS 7 sa:: :. sr s.:.:.: scar r z : {{"}:$}'g{{:;L. ,:3F SO A I I F E _ .2i: Angry Demonstration From Floor Interrupts Premier's Second Declaration. PRESIDENT CALLS HALT Sme Flexibility May be ...…
…WGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY MAR x A- 14M .H IC I ANDL fl_ ..A RKT('y£~i~ -...y * anr AIv, 1 PV 2 Published every morning except Monday quing 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- a tches creditedato it or not otherwise credited ithis paper and the local ne...…
…1930 " THF MICHIGAN DAILY . PAGEI FIVB i M ..,.... 1auxI-I. M t LII aN af4Ax x - C--D T 0 AM AMN t ...,...b..3 . IM P r woo w~v ALPHA XI DELTA WINS BASKETBALL TO URNAMENT CROWD ATTENDING PENNY CARNIVAL WITNESS HOTLY CONTESTEDCAME TO DECIDE INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONSHIP Vi $core of 6-6 in Third Broken by kallying Alpha Xi Delta Period of CARNIVAL IS GAY SCENE Bright Booths and Fair Clerks Draw Enthusiastic Crowd Notice Members...…
…PAGE SUZ THE MIC-H-ItAN. 7 1 . ' rPT-TT1' £CT-%A-V T A V'~4 a .n- .. . .. . . . _ . . .. .._.. .._.. .. . a .f _a A Y . '7 L J * Y iDA Y , MAHUH U, 193U. WLVERINES DE PAR IN!LJH1-u OVESTO G B11 Iowans and Badgers StampedI as Favorites to Win Track Title. SHAW LEADS JUMVIPERS While not doped to win the West- ern Conference indoor track meet tomorrow and Saturday at Minne- apolis, the 17 Wolverine trackmen are expected to place in the u...…
…' "rl"M, 8rjA', IA t 8, 1930 T RE, M I CH I C A N.- D A TLY-, _. _ . .. . -,:.. . .... . ,. . ~e., .... h 1. .v a . a T r.y ..,.,,. ) A ." ,Y LOIAJEYI FARQ UAR PICK PUCK TEAMS' Hft Gei Joseph,' Plams on b Langen, MAythical Conferen~ce Team. LANGEN NAMED CENTER biscu55iof of all Conference hockey selections which has been rife sincee the sensational finish of; one Vof, the most thrilling of Big Ten puck campaigns has been cli- maxed b...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I THmiMlCHilANIDAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 4_News rom Other Colleges 'j iSATRETRN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members __ ___- - of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS- the summer of 1930. The party wilu1aenw dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) Co-eds at the University of Arkan- sail from New York on June 27. VOL. XL. THURSDAYMARCH6,193...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I'g Air4U I a13 I MEMBER I PRESS mmmomwmwmoo VOL. LX- NO. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .--.- TWEL I\NTI- DRYS FINISH TESTIMONY AGINSTDRY LAW Prohibition Denounced Before Crowded Committee Room Sin Washington. DRYS WILL TAKE FLOOR Chairman Graham Says Law Has 'Never Been and Never Will be Enforced. MANY INTERESTING FEATURES WILL1 APPEAR IN MARCH GARGOYLE ISSUEI M...…
…THE MI CHIGAN DA 117 POLICE QUELL DEMONSTRATIONS BY COMMUNISTSXCUIEQ ESculptors to Finish PROTESTING AGAINST UNEMPLOYMENT CONDITIONSr Part of Black Hills WILL O TLK OETE - TRaAtINS C R9turefMemorial by uly AM RIA POTY%.*~~Amnsrto oreOfr Lincoln, Roosevelt Figurs a AIC POETRY' !a 'i Fit~v ,History to Complete Desig ,4 nd n. WEDNESDAY, MARWH 5, 1930 DETROIT MARATHON Survivors of All-Winter Dance Will be Called to Court t ~Following Rest. C...…
…-.WEEDMSD AIr, IARCR5, 1920 THE MIC.H--.ICA-N ; .1 ,_' _ lr)'A lit 'PtiiiMP ~4 . .... .. r ..._.: . ... . T HaaF AM r-vv a-hIvs [l 1 \ al .!** 5'S. 1 L .1. .J 5* - Z fk Ja .l jls 'BUR' 1LYATTENDSq 4BvL I | e ud N, FRESHA PERIOD Nation=Wide 'Conference Agrees That Orientation Weeks z Benefit Student.t DISCUSS IMPROVEMENTS Absence of Follow-up Programs for Student and Advisor Seen as Detriment. TERRIFIC FORCE OF CRASH IN SIBERIAN REVEALE...…
…PAGE F© TRF MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 1930 PAGE '^I TT-T1MaC C L IAVA WEDESDA, MACH 5[193 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Boar~d ini 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 p...…
…f I WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930 THE MICHIGAN, DAILY WEDNESDAY,~~~~VA MAC,,490TE=IHGA7AL pr MYSTERY, ENTERTAINMENT, NOVELTY)I TO FEAITURE ANN UALPENNY CARNIVAL: BASKETBALL FINAL WILL ADD THRILLS NO TEl GIR j Com c ' a A 'I !_"St Colorful Affair Will Take Place JUNIOR PLAY REHEARSALS bers, Tonight From 7:30 to 10 weUNO sPAY HARSALS quart 'I Wednesday, March 5: club in Barbour Gym. 3:30-4:15, chorus D, commit- u- tee room ship GIRLS' ...…
…$ THE ICAI CAN )AIL~Y WYjD J'Md Y, 'IvARhCH 5. 1920 i ... -. . . . . . .. .... 4 1. 1 L.a. b .A a. w... . 1- 1 a. V -.[ 1 4 i 1. / l M1 A .e i .. i i rsi r rrn w rrnrnY s AWARDED MICHIGAN HOCKE1L TEAM _.__._.. _____. _a___ _ _____ _ ,_._. _.t.. ,_._ ,--- ____ n u Coach Farrell Selects SohmfeSa SoWmr Sta 1ne91ity km re KI O Menl for ig''Ten lMeet ISJXTLL N SCHOOquL ohmoe MIENDBU BSEBALTA Coach 'Steve Farrell picked 17, lS I F hw N...…
…wiEDNESDA-Y, IvIAIZOH 5, 10 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P'AGE SEVE'N .,; .::« . .., VEENKER, NAME ALL CAPPON -S PH A SBECK FINDS COMPETITION KEEN IN YANKEE RANKS AT PRESENT A ~CHANCE STANDINS Purdue Relegates Wolverines to Fifth Position in the Conference. _ Intramnural News C LASSIFIET ADVEwrisING NOTICE Chapman, Truskowski Placed on Conference Team Selected by Michigan Coaches. CHAMPIONS PLACE TWO, Two Michigan cagers, two cham-r pi...…
…P A MV.. ''i.TnMvr T.-IE MICHIGAN DAILY NEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, fl A riI~' 'CVFfI LI'f' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, i _, ; DAIL OFFCIALBULLET'IN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members oz the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930 No. 108 MOVE FOR IMPROVEMENT OF OCEAN SHIPPING HEADED BY UNITED STATES Trans - Atlantic transp...…
…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...…
… EST BLISHED 1890 I,. g 4 a1133 1.. n MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS mwmwmpmmmm VOL. XL. NO. 106 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1930 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HOC "El s BIG T E TITLE _ .. _,_..__. _ ._.__.__ - _ ___.___.-_._ -__ v C. A. A. SWIMMERS DEFEA T MICHI ANI WITH WININ RELARY Wilcox Beats Smith by Yard in Medley to Give Chicago Team 39-36 Victory. CAPT. AULT WINS DASH World's 160 Yard Relay Disallowed Because{ Illegal...…
…SAG F 'h THE - MICHIGAN . ... _w... _.,.. . _...,... .. , .. ;; . I I fV-1ifF T I\"1 Z t:" ' N Z I i s(i. DAILY TI-.IF M.C VI C a a w.. T . a a -. -.rte. - . --[.* a~ .. *4 j LY, MAtGtik#" ill tf I MAJOR LEAGI FOR ROOKIES Only a few years ago the OasL eague was classed al the better of the poor min ball leagues, while the Ai Association and the Intern league were rated as the bes loops' outside of the majors have changed, however, a7 p...…
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…H JiL - ClicA DAIL SUYNAY, MARC!! 2 1930 . . «. , Published every morning except Monday during the Tniversity year by the Board in Control ui Studcent Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorlal Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches creditedato it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published h erein. Entered at the postoffce at Ann A...…
…THE MICHIGAN D'AILY Psi E rx1 ... _. .moo iLn . +',:"- te r, ::.. _ ... .. _ . w . - ..,Y.il. , A ILVVA f.. p F ' fin= C'. I._._TOHO DLIGH CAMPUS{ HOUSES(TC I. E. T O HOLD PLAY(( TOHD PLEDGES BROUGHT INTO SPOTLIGHT 1 T UDENTTOURS MYLSE LE !9T RL[LI LD DURING EVENTS OF RUSHING WEEKCAI po In ihccoi c with its policy Sorority pledges, both new and Mrs. Mary E. Tuller chaperoning. adopted four years ago the Confed-Oold, have been in the fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Chemic. Engineers and Chemists: Representatives of various divi- sions of the DuPont Company will be in Ann Arbor on March 3 and 41 to interview students desiring positions with their subsidiary com- panies. Dr. Forrester of the DuPont Rayon Company and Mr. Shoop and Mr. Krauss of E. I. DuPont DeNemiours and Company will interview seniors and graduate students. Please make appointments through Miss McKim in room 2028 East E...…
