…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...…
…H-ED pg IrtA 4aittj 1 I r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1930 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE 0 OUR S CHIEF. JUSTICE TA a 1'I I N IIII!fUntermeyer Praise UFirst Production New Drama Gro, "Considering the fact that Hillel Players chose sucha cult vehicle as "Caponsacchi their first dramatic attempt, considering the fact that C rich's version is quite impossil Lkes Fourth; think they deserve much cred a es ur ,their endeavors," de...…
…TH.: tICTr4;i2A )A T rr. 4 Page:x) f{f8 b ar G dash--Semi-finals, first pson, Ohio, State, 1;1 Michigan, 2; Blaas, Min- Tinme, :06.3. SecondI .n, Michigan, 1; Ford,'' ern 2; East, Chicago,3. 0impson, Ohio State, 1; higan, 2;. Ford, North- East, Chicago, 4. Time, Conference indoor rec-, dash-Finals, [enke, 1; Ham~pton, Illinois, 2; lana, 3; Russell, ichgii.- --Pu d4e, WAYNE AND LAFAYETTE, DETROIT ONE WEELK ONLY BEGINNING ,. SUNDAY, MARCH...…
…H E MICHIGAN DAILY ;AGO TEAM BOWS TO MICHIGAN FENCE 0001 SWORDSMEN FINISH SEASO UBTE o ,. i. I1 HARRIS INSTRUCTS NEW TIGERS TO VIE FOR TITLE" I T Many Records Expected to Fall When Swimmers Compete at Northwestern. SCHWARTZ IS FAVORITE Intramural News, Stolpman and Gordon -Star Wolverines Defeat Third Big Ten Rival, 10-7. as1 Following on the heels of the all- Freshman meet next Tuesday night Phi Beta Delta finished fourth ...…
…i Vi E. 5 B E AiiLY a oingULJ xce-ipt 4&VnUMT ciity year by the Board in t Publications.! Astern Conference =~toriai aexclusively entitled on of all newa dis-. ot otherwise credited xcal news published at the postoflice at Awn Arbor, isec'ond class Fnatter. Special rate granted by bhird Assistant Post- ral. ion by carrier, $400; by Wail, Ann Arbor Press Buildiung. May 3 Editorial, 4925; Business, 11*4. DITORIAL STAFF Telephone 4925 'ANAGIN...…
…THNEFM1 G*Hi AN 1\4iY " i r LA ' i' ~= 4 s.v. FA*Al 5 I r . iMjwXx. r-. ....-.,-...... ,.., _ _ . :TTER 10 RORITIES HOLD' 'IAIO~N CEREMONIES G WJEEK Of PRBTO I Elinor Wortley, '31, Walkerville, Ontario. J First At ster Pledges Feted al Banquets Held Their Honor. in PI PHI INITIATES SIXTEEN, Many Alumnae Return to Sharej in the Activities of the Week-end. Greek letter sororities held initi- ations this week-end for first se- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UL OFFICI AL B ULLETIN lication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- .t until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) XL. SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1930 . No. 112 NOTICES, niversity Lecture: Mr. John C. Niedermair, of the Bureau of Con- ion and Repair of the United States Navy Department, will speak Phe Salvage of Submarines in the Open Sea," illustrated wit...…
… Lie igan1 I&ht Feaiture Sectionll I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1930 PRICE FIVE _________________________________________- ~ I :10 grls to it tree Ann Arbor Life Will be Interpreted by Collegiate Plot, Campus Scenes, Specialty Numbers, Comedy Skits, When Junior Girls Open 26th Annual Production With Presentation Honoring Senior omen March 17 in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre ivacious choruws i lU le un ontstaulind fca/t...…
…T1-tP MICHIGAN DAILY l STYLIZATION' Is USED IN SE CHORUS COSTUNTES" TO AUGMEFNT NOD LOOMIS RETURNS TO DIRECT PLAY ! JUIRPgs VEBFR HS f PHSCTp IN FAVORITE SONGS UNIGUELY COltATj Ref r"i4$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 iti Ia ug MEMBER ASSOCIATED -PRESS <; i J .,...., VOL. XL. NO. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LITERARY COLLEGE SENIORS OPEN SALE OF ANNQUNCEMENTS Invitations. for Commencement May be Ordered in Either Leather or Parchment. CAMPAIGN TO LAST WEEK Four Half-Tone Cuts of Campus Scenes Used to Illustrate 37-page Booklet. Sale of commencement invita- tions and annou...…
…r THE MICHIGAN D.A.ILY TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930 irwe# if1 r r 7ii iri ill IWASHINGTON POLICE QUELL RIOT ~ ~ BRR F.WAO1AT COMMVUNISTIDEMONST RAION TWO , NORTH CAROLINA FOB SETNATR IL. DEMOCRATSEOIII RTDR SPEAKS NOMINATLON CI1ES PROFIIBITION' OY ROSI OF SPEECH RIgHTS g'Teacher Says Nation Is Engaged I CWise I n Rapid Educational Con ryDevelopment. Convocation Speaker Comments on Freedom of Discussion HONORED AT LUNCHEON MENi and Assembl...…
…0 _, _ .., r ..... ,.....,.. TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930 TIDE MTC-TC;^-A T)K NT- V V~ A MP F71)1TP a a a r~ ara a .. a c 1 v. A-% ! V tJ A L j.. I - ' YEtCL '1'! IA I~J~fS ENGINEER WORKING WITH MODEL PLANES FINDS LIGHTNING BOLTS MAY STRIKE PLANE IN FLIGHT t+ } + By R. P. CRONIN, JR. (Associated Press taff Writer) AKRON, O., ich. 10-Man-made lightning has convinced one engin- eer that an airplane may be struck in flight but that lightni...…
…PAGE FOUV THE"-MICHIGAN DATT.V ++__+._aa___a____"_a__v_____ 1*Y*L*F'4- L 1 . A.iTJES. 'DAY, MARCH 11, 1930 _ _ __ _. T ,p 49#. E ~ ~S .E I $$4t Sir4toutt vatIl 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 for republication of all news dis- patches credited to i...…
…"l1T~TV h A~? R A Thf1111 10QAfl~t 'rr4i RATrtZi'fr.AN T) A IT- .'CLL! OLl1X, 11A..-J1 1 1OU --1 1I1L . 1 tA. i3t AA f .J r L-S a a.. I C= MU'A'AUM owl ILVAVAM U am FES5H Ma9N WOMN TOHOLD, PAGEANT ELECTIONS TODAY General Chairman and Central Committee Heads Will be Chosen at Meeting. MARY GROTE TO PRESIDE All Class Members May But Candidates Must be Eligible. Vote Freshmen women will assemble for a mass meeting at 4:15 today in the...…
…PACE 81SI THE MICHICAN DAILY t UES'DAYMARCH" 11, 1930 y FISHER GROOMS DIAMOND CLAN' IN FIELD HOUSE ,.. __ M OUNDWEAKMESS PROMISES TROUBLE IN #TITLEDFENS New Men Show Ability in Cage; Batting Form Promises Offensive Strength. OUTDOOR WORK LIMITED Widness Marks Early Hurling Efforts of Rookies; Old men Look Well. Lack of experienced hurlers seems to be the chief difficulty confront- ing Coach Ray Fisher, of Michi- gan's Western Co...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SDThCTAY. vARCH TI1 193 I -. ________________________________________________________________ Illinois Trackmen May Feature in Relay Carnival EXPECT ATHLE TES TQ MAKESHOIN Sentman, Capt. McDermont and Cave, Are .Considered Outstanding. FORMER ACE I Veteran Big Le WOLVERINE HURLI PROMISED BRIGHT aguers See Many Potentialities in Bill McAfee. Latest indications from Catalina, Island, where the Chicago Cubs ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MI HI A DAILY PAGE EIGH THA'MICHGAN DAIL I Y, MARCH 11, 1930 I 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. n. Saturday) waukec, will interview seniors in Room 271 today. A. 1). Moore Mathematical Club meets at 8 o'clock in room 3201 Angell Hall. ,Th program follows: H. K. Hughes, "A...…
…-f STABLISHED 1890 'AMM166=4 Abr t A&- ,411 t I 1 A CIA 1 ED LMEMBER PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 114 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930 EIGHT PAGES AITIAN PRESIDENT? Students Discover VARISITY v EBATEIHSP LZarCampbell AMERICA REFUSES Fire at New Orleans nrrf~rIAncient Indian City I ~ e NraieDestroys MunairesofMciaCmps ofd s Mciga Cam us O Steamer andWhr DEFIES VLLC hHIU ,in Mexico Province CHOSEN [FO RFINALJ "Rudderless," said Prof. O...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESlDAY. MARCH 12. 1930 Lieut. Clark Chosen HIULII COP .Lieut. Clark Chosen to- Cmmand Dirigible JOINS WITH INTS1 IN LIQUORBA0TTLEj UNIVERSITY MAINTAINS VALUABjLE MUNICIPAL (,GOVE Governnent Bureau Furnishes Data for Students and Public Officiais. Included in the book collections of the University is one of the best assemblages of material on munici- pal government in the middle West. The bureau library coisists of...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930 T H MICHIGAN DAILY PAGt THREE r FOR POSTAL LIQUOR STATUT~J' flULWUI SAVE EIGHTY-SEVEN IN COALMN FREp Two Perish When Flames Sweep Shafts of Warner's Wolf Run. FEAR DOOM OF TUNNEL, Fre Departnent's Heroic Work Checks Blaze After I !_ 3 i a ii t ( i 3 DR. FREDERICK COOK LEAVES LEAVEN AFTER SERVING FIVE YEAR TERM WORTH PRISON {51 VADI DOCTOR DEFENDS J IBFOR POSTALSFRAUDS ORUUMS ADELIQUORTSTSATIUT Lg UWDRK\L rty ...…
…rAov. To~ THE MICHICAN 1) AIEY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930, _.. -. Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board I 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 herei'. Entered at the posto...…
…WMIMYSDAV, MARC!! 12, -3 I THE MICHIG DAILY . in - - T I - I 1 WAN vVAM KWA'AMM s MRS. HENDERSON ANNOUNCES ACT Of IAITDDAAAIAI mOM Al 1Ar COLLEGE OPENED (L CHE VER '31 IN VERMONT FOR LLL U L L3111 'GiFTED STUDENTSIrvotL, PR( IOrMT 'LIBRARIAN 'ON EVERY U1VV iI11 U 11 n V Hn L 1I11 U I III L U I V I I 11At Bennington, Vermont, a new UllUdL.1 1a1ld LMU1I school for women, Bennington Col- H IN 193. It will be a place of fre-lO 9 TA...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1930 r rr Wr. siriti Wi S: wri _.. .... MICHIGAN PLACES MAN ON ASSOCIATED PRESS TEAM 0 CHAPMAN HONORED TION Purdue Wins Two Places on Team With Murphy, Wooden Given Positions. M'CRACKEN AT FORWARD Robert Chapman, captain of the 1929-30 Wolverine basketball team has been honored by being placed at guard on the Associated Press all-Conference selection announced, yesterday. The newest...…
…I WEDNES~DAY, MAR~CH 12, 1930 TH~Ml--IC4BAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN 7,:-- A HIGH~~ SCOLMNSiffCmpetition Is MIN~~xpeeted at Swim Ml/eet unin nnrrHOO (Continued From Page 6)j III flit1" lock and Lockwood of I linois, and WILL IULI IVILI Covode of Northwestern are other . sprinters who may break into the " s~w n scoring column. EVENTS OTHE BIG TBEN INDOOR-TOURNEY "noiinm LneS S I FI HAUL -NOTICE (CnEidFo ae6 -4 = ; _,,, , rrOCei o "ae, .a...…
… THE MICHIGAN DA C *Vn rQV IN'D J1)2AI~ F ( roam ~~e 21A y111: Makeup final examination from 2 to b p. m., in IMANY COLLEGE Fsm ' T room21 AngANYHaC.OLLEGES Freshman Group Will rom0YHOMaepCialemnaiLon omItoPLACE ENTRANTS Present First Dance'I 0 Engineering Mechanics 9: Professor Van den Brock is unable to IN ORATORY ME Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Fmeet this class today at 8 o'clock. He expects to meet t...…
…t ESTABLISHED 1890 lit ta* 4 aII ASSOCIATED 'PRES . ......... . . .... ...... . .... . . ..... VOL. XL. NO. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BRIAND DENIES Trainload of Dry Ice I I~DELAY CLAIMS Per Day Produced by New Freak Oil Wells (13y Associated Press) 1ITSALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March . 112.-Dry ice wells capable of pro- DEPRESSES BR ducing a trainload of ice a day are { . ""the oi...…
…1 PA m' T TI n Ttr 141~r-MTC~AC'AN DAILY ThURSDAY, MARCh 13, 1930 r Avv J A £Ai.. IVIAY A .ARA'.S * ----- . _. ..-_ ! W TELESCPE HRADY1 Mirror of Pyrex Glass Is Only Part of New Instrument 1 Not Built Here. 'WILL BE DONE BY FALL1 niversity Observatory Anong B Eest Equipped Stations in United States. Professor W. C. Rufus of the Uni- versity Observatory department has amnounced that the new reflecting teescope is about ready to assem- ble ...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1930 TIH E MICHIGIANAN AFL Y - ~ ~&;J .1. LA.~.&Ai.L~J r MEMBERS OF GEOLOGY CAMP VISIT ! COAL MINES WHILE ON FIELD TRIP IN, KENTUCKY H SILLS IIL OPEN IN JUNE' University Geographical Station Will Offer Courses Until First of August. LOCATION IS EXCELLENT Last Nine Days Will be Spent in Traveling Through Entire Region. Prof. George M. Ehlers, of the Above are shown several members of last years geological and geology 4depa...…
…"THE'MICHICAN Ey n=ITOQ!n&V 'CTAWrlv''l*) ItIfth a . ""aa-.. a s ' .a sa S i a a as r . I1[t y.JLi~i IA V , 7 l Y - So Sl~ h Published every morning except Monday during the tniersity 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- atches credited to it or not otherwisecredited ' in this pa...…
…, I -TMMEn-AY, MAT-,-M 13, 1 )fio THE 4 20MVIAM I MWWMM lw nqlq m * t a TICKET SALE OPENS FOR ANNUAL SENIOR Women of University to Make Initial Appearance in Caps and Gowns. TO ATTEND JUNIOR PLAY Gowns Being Fitted This Week in Ballroom of Womens' League Building. Senior anticipations are ap- proaching realization with the opening of the ticket sale yester- day for the Senior Supper, which will be held at 6 o'clock Monday in the ballroom...…
…0 PAGE SIX or H R M - T 0, * H' T C. A N f3 A 'Y 1"v ,rT.tTTn s nAY- *MA11 &T 'Vq iWl(f IM-MTA4c.\ v -1 1 1 L.__ lAr ._\i .1 ddtI 1.d .ba%/*~A z.9. *V****V 1a* M . *u~ COACH CIOERB P ATH STARS WILL PAR TICIPATE FAlRRELL PICKS TLA FOR ILLINOIS RELAYS O . Dale Seymour, Russell, Mosser, and Mueller to Compose One Quartet. DALTON SEYMOUR IN 440 Twelve Thinclads Will Travel. to Meet Conference Relay Stars. Coach Farrell and an even ...…
…-9URSDAY, MAWH 1-3, 1930 -ABY MICHIGAN'SI HPES FOR3 Hewitt, Kelly, and Parker Seen as Outstanding Performers Going to Illinois. STRONG FIELD ENTERED Preliminary -Matches Scheduled for Tomorrow With Final Bouts on Saturday. THE MICHIGANt D A i L Y PAGE SEVEN _. j...._.. _ ,,........ .r .._..___.___.____._ ___ T _ . I -- ----; _ _. ENTERS MEET f -l I tramxiral News _.. ..a - i I TODAY'S EVENTS. Basketh all. 3:20-Chicago (Marks) vs. W...…
…H -- K41 G A !..) A I c RSDAY RCS 13, 49M.. DAL FIILBULLETIN NMECOMI Publical ion -in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members f FOR ANNUAL 0~ oY the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the )Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) - XOL.'i. THIURSDAYT, MARCH 13, 1930 No. 115 iTnaieDt o r ...___ May C osaiume Ball Is NOTICES by Club President ... ,.... ,......+..,...,. .. x +.,R.+. "w .. .a, . .. .. . _ . .. ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air 'low ANAL * ai1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . VOL. XL. NO. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930 EIGHT PAGES Prof Claenc YoaumA PRICE FIVE CENTS PRSONER COMMTS SUlIIE AS BREAK FOR LIBERTY FAILSr Lifer in Jersey State Prison Fatally Wounds Guard; Injures Two Others. CORNERED BY KEEPERS Three Guards Battle Prisoner as Single-Handed Revolt Ends Disasterously. Named Vice-President NE WA AS N r . FICHT PremierD by...…
…nAT1.V MTrAV IVAT!MV td 160111: w .aa. afa . tas.. ~ i - l./[-. t L 1V 1bYItI .AtP fAKCY 4 , IWV4fUUL ,_ , f WILLYS IS NAMED ITSAR RANGELDASPOLISH ENVOY SCIENCE !3FEIOU { S Ji I G !N se NA :10 Y v o i 1IlI FIiF PIANkSHEPARD WILL EXPERIMENT WITH ;II RATS ON TRIAL AND ERROR TESTS E[Al CHI FBR P110T Problem Is Mastery of Mazes As the rat finds his way through Recently Set up for, the maze, his pathway is observed irs. J. E. Burns, Who L...…
…", 14. 1930.. PAGE THREE +v'R._ha a .a aa 14 1 -a l 'TN-F .M i.. liC MT11 C ".. DaNf taILY L1r *. .w y ._. _... .. . . _ _ .. ADMIRAL BYRDBUSY AFTER RECEPTlONS HONORING SUCCESS WIL.MOWR TFORET RLN ONGAV AS RPREENTAIVE FRM SEVICS CARY ASKT j , . 1 '. . " . i 1 ' l , 1 .I . . ~ 4 ,. rt .: >his n( ID.IRickert Attends Medical Convent IEEIT P Dr. U. G. Rickert, of the de ______school, returned today fromnthl~ Research Among Tropical Fish G...…
…r= 5 aidau BaIug TO HAVE BUT NOT TO HOLD., Piihilshd every morning except Monday scathing denunciation oF the i during dce niversity year by tili Board iii parties responsible for bringing in-I Control of Student Publications. fto litigation cases which will in- Member of Western Conference Editorial i Association. j volve a review by the state supreme "The Associated Press is exclusively entitled court of the Baird-Kavanaugh tthe use for re...…
…THE MTcHTC N-DAI''' I HII : t"'1 ' _7? }r AV1( AF C T-T 14 *jj+i J 2 . , .:.v...,... a.. ,.+....,..,s1 .,.,.R.,,.+v...::. u. . .._. -. i VA V;A"* TA 7M ff A I W 0 : .bi Y+iIM+T _ ~ JYVY MW/r MiY i Wl iiii'Y . qw~qw lo -- COLLECTION IN LIBRARY DEPICTS TjA PROFESSOR CARR TO PUBLISH PAPER,IAA !REPETITION OF FASHION HISTORY' IIL fl19MWINS NEW SECONDARY LATIN PROGRAM'~~'I biR 80 U R clltainment INSf the I changes both in the conent of the U...…
…HE MICHI AN DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 14_-1930 -01 ". ~ M C T A N l t .. -' T .:a , rrvPa vLx f""ls'.a.:AV Ts ,TAar 'T4cw 1Qafl q JKJ J 7JV ;ONFERENCE MATMEN WILL MEET AT ILLINOIS T( )DAI - 4'. G TEN WR ESTLERS WILL GATHER IN uirnT nr unmin iuuflhl ii n11unaIn11imnnf 1 FOUR MICHIGAN PITCHERS ENTER BIG LEAGUES aL~I U INUNIVURL UHAIyMIPrluw 5 tree Michigar Men; Favored are the outstanding pr etenders to! o Take Crowns in 128, 158, the tit...…
…PAGE SEVEN T4R MIC141GAN DAILY %' 1F33U .. ... ., .a .. a..a. +r a.x:a, a. a.... a.._a,. +, v ca i a _.r......, ... .... .. Entries for Famous Illii Ca Reach 945CLASSIFIED Track Records Lowered i dIU VL Three Wolverines 'Are byFreshmenThincladsi']I" Imr .Favored in Mat Meet lMS Charlie Hoyt, freshman track (Continued From Page 6) me'rW"keUg n eeon!-standing this season. Stepson of ....-.. --- j Ifttramx ral News NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT M...…
…; PAOE FJG ID TH r- , iTCHTG7AN DlAILY vimvv- , x 4-P -- vw -V 4 4 __, 4 I ~0 11/KED V00 TRIP THROUGH STATI DAILY OF F I I A L DULL li N ~ N~ewsFrom Other Colleges COLA IO1OR TWooENT Publcat ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all..members- of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the 'Presi- UNVRITMFKASSHel NIESTYONENESI__91 I iids dent until 3:30 p. im. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) toIVtourT theKstateHeduringVEsSringF TE-...…
