…°W I . t C.N -- IL erAbi EiV r . h VT~t ,'rkk it01.7 ti S n4 X1', TLSP C3z; MAJ11 URt'"I ,:T. 1"lu~ J ____ L . ...l4 1 . .& tL x% -.ae' - a i. - i w~~p LI a. '-~ - __________________________________ LVA -- .,_ a A1C IACIW CON VENJION COMMITTEE Frosh Plan Support VICIALS WOMEN IN ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES of Annual PageantAr NOT WELCOME', PROFESSOR JC S IN RIFLERY Tr Tf nr iun nc NThrough Class D e L LWomen in the English un land, m l...…
…T1_1"1t4TYA D~A ILY SATURDAY, 1MVARCH 29, 1930~, ., .. .. ,. .. . .., .y:- ,.....__ .:.k a . akaa a r a a a ?..ep :'. a .a. . a a /. a- a SOUTHERN BASE BALL TRIP TO BEG-IN IN Two. lr-WEEKS KXansas Relays Will '-_____ Attract Outstanding BELL STRENGTHENS CUBS' LINEUP FOR 1930 r r"'Freshmen Trccmen IJJWEA AE IReceive Recognition1 for' Indoor Season jR OMINST jForty-one members of the 1933 indoor track squad were awardIed numerals f...…
…PAGE SEVE14 SAI~tRDAY, NIARCfl29, 1930'1.4 THE MICHIGN DALY, SPRING TO ST BUSH 'IS FIRST EXPERIENCED MAN Yearing Track Stars il FOHIBALI HANDLING WHITE ;SOX SINCE 1919 Receive 19 3 Jnsi gn $, (Continued From Page 6) ART MO D}x-. no, .Vii'.; RoderickCocx. Biriin' ,9 H f Ihama; - Gorge Crane, Ann Arbor; . . a ,< ... _ ,. 1 Intram .ra1 News I ICL A S IF IEjj Members of the Varsity Eleven it Will be Chosen From :T htsGroup.1 KIPKE TO DI...…
…THE MICHISAN . D~IiV . W-/18. 3. , 3.V. id 1;i: i+VX1 4U,' :L VQV DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Hundreds Brave Rain to See Funeral Rites REVEREND PAGE of Carl Ben Ejelson, Noted Arctic Flier UL TO CONFIRM 40 ;ONu NEWAJ OLUNRAY TO CREATE CLINICS I el l T :aC- 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. SATU...…
…01 ESTABLISHED 1890 i~tht . ti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL:. XL. NO. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 30, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WAITE SAYS PENAL, SENTENCES CANNOT' OBLITERATE CRHIMEI TO TALK BEFORE nrPOLICEC ASSEMBLY HERE lILL dr1rn, WOULD. ON 1N09MNT9S1 Plic wer cavenue at about nhtto quell 001 Albertson was TO STUDENT BODYsdivorcedw I eral times with Nationally Known Pastor Famous' ver, and had -- -times at...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MARCH 30, 1936 THIRD ALL-AMERICAN AIRCRAFT SHOW . . X ..:te a,.. . _ .. ,, ...w .. STUDENT MEMBERS, Of GLIDER SECTION NUMBERHUNDREDI Club Makes 3500 Flights During I Year by Shock Cord Method anid Auto Towing. i THIRD ALL-AMERICAN AIRCRAFT SHOW TO TAKE PLACE IN DETROIT, APRIL 5-13 ....ep.,p.* A.. It I - 1 -{ - S AIIE DENIES DRlY SAIAI Pniecr flIMEC II ' r SCreen RefleCtions REHEARSALS OBEIN ~!Ena...…
…SUNDAY, MARC14 301, 1930 , THE MICHTCAN I)AILY PAGE TAKER _ _ ''A1, A.ALhC 1Y 30A %.30A 1 %..AM-CT 1 A f XATL PA- fl EHRMAU AWARED YEAR OFRE[SEARCH' IN SOCIA4L SCIENCES' GAR WOOD, SPEED BOAT KING, ATTEMPTS To SET NEW WORLD'S RECORD OF 100 MILES PER HOUR AT MIAMIJ MOCK WA TES'TS4NEGRO STUDENT INKSCOMPLETES UU ni i L S LODGED IN JAIl NEFiI AIR__FlE £William H. Penn, '31Ed, Admits PLANS F O At !__Taking Clothing From Fleet of Latest Aircraf...…
…PACE POtrn THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y SUNDAY, MAR'C1!30 13 ;E fand new-fangled Ideas, the profes- g_ ,1.'tH~e~~ il IIII11l1fllIIIIJI[IlfII[tIII If III IIII fIIlI III lhlI[IIIJ hilih1evr , 11g;ce~~ sors of liberal arts have had to A out Books U~iC A d Drf Ir Puls~ vr onn xetMonday scrimp and save and like it. teaor durntiw r~ivSi--t eblitions ar.in The result has unquestionably i---- - --- -p0; Spring Party Fvosjy, emeofesenCneec j11been a gradua...…
…SA'1 .]n-A'T% MAPX-I 20 1930 THE MI HIGAN "DAILY 4 SAtXflY~M~d 2l . r. .H.AN YA L 'Al i FACULTY MEMBERS NOMINEES FOR W.A.A. PRESIDENCY JUNI|RS TAKE ART IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIIESUIN APo T 9T GR UP* [E N tilCopies of Most :. ::>:<.. ,.: _; ..... I From Stag ANNOUNCL LULL IN SOCIAL CA BY INITIATION, SI1MCSI With the exception of a few so-{ rority initiations and dinners in t Popular Lyrics honor of the faculty of the Jun-! Street' to ior G...…
…PAGHIX G-D-ATIHtE MICHIGAN D AoY -N DAY, MARCII 30, 1930 UNDEFEATED SALE NATATORS |lIITfID \n TPROSPECTS FOR RED SOX BRIGHTEN AT TING CROWNS UIVUUiI 'U UILL AFTER EIGHT YEAR STAY IN CELLAR Years ago when Duffy Lewis, are slight. Tris Speaker, and Harry Hooper A new first baseman, Bill Swee-I _ R C IEO B GNpatroled the outer gardens for the ney, who formerly served with both B1oston' Red Sax, Boston fans real= ?To'rbrto and Detroit, has b...…
…SVND~TAt ,MARTT 30, 1930 THE M1CHICAN DAILY PAGE, SMv~1 . RUNYAN CPTURES IlflDTU-qOhITU DPR I MICHIGAN SEEKS FIRST WIN OVER YALE NA TA TORS lItram l ti 4 11 UllIll LIUU 1 11 Ut L11(Continued From Page 6)_ Ault should be the winner. In his -,.... euth Triumphs Over Veterans last appearance at New Haven in TRACK. tout-ytriu p er eTens1928 he swam the quarter mile in Indoor track activities for h o Upset Dope by Takng : Intramural Depa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' k SUNDAY MARCH 30, 19313 TH~ MICHIGAN DAiLY SUNDAY. MARCYX 30, 1930 his talk "A Scientific Approach to Religion" given last Sunday evening. Social period 5:30 to 6:00; luncheon 6:00 to 6:30; discussion 6:30 to! t Physics Colloquium: Professor L.' Thomassen will talk on "The Con-MU IC "iTO ,SO T E struction of Crystals," Tuesday, April 1, at 4:15, in room 1041, East COTENTED COXVS Physics Building. __ The Student Volu...…
