…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 41931.. DAILY ---- i ,i il'+i .4.i 1 1 V v 1 Tompkins Selected on All-A erican Hockey eam [MY ([ E TKOIERE BATTING ANLFIELDING BIVHIIIIMfl E I OB MONTAGUE PICKED TO WIN [N~ SEGO P0 LII EUP~' Michigan Captain-Elect Is Only Middle Western Puckman to be Honored. Jack 'Tompkins, captain-ele';t of the Mlichigan hockey team for next season, has just been named as the goalie on the All-American Inter- c...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,1931 UONT AGU VARSIY D[PIIRTW WIN C THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE- MICHI-AN--A-LY 'E NAMED GOLF JOB idate Threatens DEFEAT SUBS,7 T0 3 Presby and Kieglar Victorious Over Yannigans in First Game of Season. Seven innings of spirited work- out on the Ferry field diamond brought the Michigan baseball squad out of doors for the first time this season yesterday after- noon to put on an exhibition game in which the Varsity first team...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI LY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1931 MA- M, 10- -.10 - 9 1110 44 the Health Service. For additional information call Ens. H. H. Boys. EVENTS TODAY French Lecture: Mr. Abraham Herman will give the last lecture on the Cercle Francais program: "Un Romancier Contemporain: Edouard Estaunie," at 4:15 o'clock, room 103, Romance Language building. History 12 (Lecture Section I): Mid-semester examination at the I lecture hour. Mr. Scott's...…
…ESTABLISH 18901 Jr Lwi I aitil ASSOCIATED PRES VOL. XL. NO. 148 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN TO CHICAGO IN SE CONFERENCE I ACrEANGELL STATES HONOR RESOLUTION! WAS PASSED BY FACULTY IN 1921; DNs b uef a resolution passedwould be allowed to do so in a dif- 4M , y he acutyof the literary co- fr om leewih losth 1s There was nothing in the reso- j~ Eof a hoor sstemto limtedlution that ...…
…14E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APP.L 30_ IMO ..F ., ..f A v.1TW~~TA A''I.~f O'f UA-&4x L# i{11A ov, 1:lJV VETERAN AVIATOR TO TRY FOR NON- REFUELING' Alpha. Kappa Delta GADIRLI SPEAK RECORD PRIOR TO PROPOSED PACIFIC LIGHTk0 IniiesMay NUIIIUIIUILI _ C F T Initiats- Mny Nwem bersat rDinner 9O 1 IND" V M ED IINE r I 1121 South Uriversity S FRATERNyITY EWVELERS Badges--Favors-PFrog rains rL Corkey Stanard, M1gr. +" ^ Charles Rorheville vete...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30 , 1930 T-'VMT('-4T r AM r1AT.I. PAGE F p ...:. r.r.'. a -=aeie ' , "r"r+; --° 1 1 1.. L IYl A V l-a 1 41 t3 IN .x CAMPUS SOCIETIES AOD CONTRlIBUTION TO fUND FOR CAMP' 01i CONVICTS DEMAND REMODVAL -OF WARDEN THOMAS I rf~i4SEATFDE S"RAFC AFTE ISASTROUS ENTENTARY FIRE AT COLUMBUS [pCHAFBOK TAFC fi M 't5 lf' L MCHKIGO CROWDS FILL STRI3E 1111,11,1111~L v, .. . , . .....:...... ... . ,.....: :.r °+ . Sri' $ , ,. +..i . '...…
…PACE Fors~ THE MICHIGAN DAIEY WEDNESDAY. AtlL nO, 1930 . r sked every morning except Moaday; the Tiiversity yar by the Board in Cof Student Publications. i Member of Western Conference Editorial jeociation. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled othe use for republication of all news dia- atches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published ereinl. Entered at the postoficee at.Amu Arbor. ifegan...…
…I WEDNESDA, APRItL 36, 1930 iTHE TCRICAN DAILY ~PAm FTVF #1 rn ( l7a'IA M .......i . ... a ViENNA JOURNALIST Spring Dances Predominate in Social Events; 7.j GLEE CLUBS - Formals and Informals Held by Many Groups Dean-Emeritus Myra Jordan Calls Delcroix, Author of Mussolini Book, Remarkable Man tcnvi of h n n ,.. 4. TIn , " rr j.. . .,. . . "TLS ON EASTER LIFE AND_OCUSTOM Alice Schalek Tells A. A. U. V of TEpic Progress of the O...…
…PACE SIX THE MICHIGAN 1 TL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1930 __ N'mmmLLADS LEAE , :. S . , °: in' Yx' . S S g . S' .Q}y R', .. RELY BY BUS FRIDAY WEEK PAST RECORDS TOLN .I N E TTDETERMINE 3Chicago White Sc FOR OHIOANME Down Tigers A TO PLA Y FOUR GAMES THIS _. DX gain, Active' - i OUTFIELD TRIO LEADS TITLE BID OF CINCINNATI'S ENTRY Wolverines Count on Campbell, Tolan, and Relay Teams to Gather Points. TEAM IN STIFF DRILLS! Eggle...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1030 E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN .iti A - 1. ..30 13OTHE MI HI AN.AIY.AG-SE - Farrell Is Honored at Annual Coaches LASStF I EJ IIADVnReISING , STE lI Fr RDD INTERD El[ IT, P Leads Iowan Quest c d4{~ FlTIDLL I~ILIbULLI~iI[Lfor Track Laurels, TQB ECOME YEARLY !R AT AES Coaches Pay Tribute to Track; and Lester Duke of Grinnell. Mentor With Donations In additian to the respect and TwrTrhy adiniation accordedCoach ...…
… YlAOE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILYA vtmTrSDAY, APP?'fL no, 1910-1. ~AOE ETGHT THE MCHIGAN DAILY' WtNFSAARL3,1~ . ..... . ...-4.... ....1 A..1r r . vv .rti.v v-.r . +w a . . a v v Irv vv vv Y.rv w ...r.. . r. ... ... slack uil meets at 4:15 in the League. Room of the meeting will be OLDEST MICHIGAN ALUMNUS, SOLE LIVI 0 I Y IU UL (m IScabbard and Blade: Meeting at Michigan Union at 7:30 p. m. OF CLASS, ARRANGES REUNION IN JUl Publication i...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 . !. r IC ia n tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 147 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS DRAMATIC READER T!APPEAR HERE' 'KING'S HENCHMAN' ON SPECH SERIES' University of Chicago Professor Will Appear at League f r} Theatre Tonight.! ELIZABETH SMITH, NAMED9 AS WINNER Of PLAY1 CONTEST* Annual Father, Son Banquet to be Held in Union on May 10 SEN E AFTER RS TO ATTEND STAG DIN...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 wr wi . nrr rn i HARRY CHANDLER SENAME DPRESIDENT UPHOLDS RELIoIONl .. IN SUNDAY SPEECH' ( x it f THREE POWER NAVAL CONFERENCE LIMITS NUMBER M U AULT OFBATTLESHIPS TO SUPPLEMENT AMERICAN NAVY TINUREDULs Eover Soon ExpectedC to Per- PA UE L EQATIN .t Actual bying Down of DAIN CAR CRH E. ISTMargarek Nt M. Sager Fatally Huirt TOAEASTERNOMETSEightHeen0cru- Early Sna onn -~, r - A sers. each a sheer...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 TH~t MICIGAN fDAILY PAGE' T}RM a III Alli CHARACTER TRAITS IN SUNDAY SPEE[CH Eastern Pastor Asks Man to Put Trust in Human Verities Shown in Jesus. FIRST SHIP OF BYRD EXPEDITION IN HARBOR FOLLOWING RETURN CONVOCATIONS ENDED Worlds of Science and Idealism} Can be Combined Under Mature Religion. Achievement of a mature religion rests upon the willingness of man to put trust in the human verities! that Jesus dare...…
…FouR THE MICHIGAN DA I ~Y TUESDAY, APRIL 29,1930 I ~ - I , 51t rIidtl Batt! Published every morning except Monday, during tue University year by the Board in Cont1Ao of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- Iatches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered...…
…TVV915AY, APTM 29, 10 30 THE MICHT YAN 1 . PAM Five Oil I fAY 1 1 L L9,1\90 LTV l 1 1 \1? L-171\ L'IZ S LY1 d. bAVA.bd .\ +4, R AL 'E A E SE P NS T alIETEXANS CHOOSE [[BERLIN REPORTER BAEBLLSEASON OPENS AT PALMER iCOLLEGE QUEEN; HTHLE , TIC MEETING1 TRLINE REORE COLLGE UEE | LL \\) L|TO GIVE LECTURE FIE ;ALPHA I DELTAS WIN FIRS NDS TH REPORT GMEAGINST ALPHAGAMMADELTA9YDRTYTUF m Dfa Because IIRISH PLA YWRIGI-T University of Texas is Chose...…
…-PAGE SIX THE -MI-H-IGAN, IL TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 ..; q . . .... ...1... .: ..:..M T C.. ..C..N... .A..LY...T....... .A Y.,,..A PR IL.. 2__9, 1.93.. SPRING GRID GRIND SHOWS STRENGTH IN SQUAD [S GRIQQERS't:Cle Rea 11 Ei R! Emto EentoatOer Mile BEGIN FOUTH WEEKI Event at Ohio Meet nf nu- nIVIn~iI !E' __________PAEItome insigFeaue; FOUR BLL TEAMS STAR ON FIRS O SBALPLAYERS U EATEN TO DAT_ A T DRAE R ElAYS ByJablonwski StrsGIVEN LIGHT...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1930 'A "A, -H I G'A N D'A I L Y PACE SEVEN TH~ ICHIAN DILY AO!~117E B MUT IN YEARLING NINE Penn and Drake Relay -Contestants Tie by Comparisons of Marks Set by Each Section at Meets Held Last Saturday t'reshmnan Squad of Seventy to be Reduced to Thirty by Final Cut. GAMES TO BEGIN SOON Out of a squad of over 70 can- elidates who responded to the call for freshman baseball around 30 will make up the team when the fina...…
…_rat___THEMICHIGANDAILY ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ SUP EME RIB NALCHARLESJAMISON I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ADDRESSES CLUBISHBEIN TO TAL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members 0TILT Df Nearly a billion dollars are lost of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ' the United States yely due toUI dent until 3:30 p m. (11:30 a. i. Saturday) unwise selection of creditors by__I VOL. XL.H TUESDAY, APRIL ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 4 4 iaiIl MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE Cl ENTS E -- - .. i WOLVERINES DOWN SCS E NIE6-i Dal' - - - u-rn t "ORIENTATION" PROGRAM DISCUSSED OVER RADIO BY FACULTY MEMBERS Ruthven, Smith, Bursley Advise Prospective Freshmen. . I'IIMLI~1As the first speaker on the " Or- iN LUU U U IUI i entation Week" radio program broadcast last...…
…THE N I HICAN D5AI LY 3LJu'4.l-) - Y -r1-.L f ~. .11)U BOEING ANNOU~CE SsHosZaN'tW' e AERONA'UTICS PIZE7[ Honor Students in Aviation May F Enter Competition for Scholarships. ; .. l r fw - - u r n r*e r IL7 i I Michigan T rackfthett Captu re F irst. in J1 ammler Throw at Drake Members of the Aeronautical so- ciety and students interested in. aeronautics who have maintained;v:>:< ascholastic standing to classify them in the upper one-...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1930 THE M ICHIG-AN DAILY PAGE 'THI .. . ........ - - .......... - ay Festival 'Will Feature Fifteen Artists A 4k, - ". +Wnt f 6- 49 - Galaxy of Prima Donnas, Soloists, and Instrumentalists Will Appear May :14, 15, I6, and 17, in Hill Auditorium For The Annual Series of Spring Concerts Sponsored by The Choral Union Society And The School of Music. fl GA ° -a f e. By William C. Gentry WITH fifteen artis...…
…PAGE OUI THE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY,_APRIL 27, 1930 r Published every norning except Mosaday during the T niversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, Member of Western Conference Editordal Association. The, Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dig. Iatclhes credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffce ...…
… 'rL1r~ RA1C'i4Tt~.AM PAGE FIVE DlA T T. .4i NI1vk"rh fi Y! A 1^f1'1TY 4%" 1 ^0iA ~SUNDAY, APRIL 27190, rUl 11 r SWAT VAVAM AIM =am -zs- I ........ . ....... arm w...-w. PORTIA SOCIETY ISJ INSTALLED| AS TE CAPER FTOF1. P. E. Zeta Phi Eta Ranks as Oldest Professional Sorority for Women in America. GRAND ARCHON INDUCTS Cornelia Otis-Skinner, Elizabethj Yoder, Louise Dresser, Are ; Honorary Members. Portia Literary Society, local ...…
…PAGE SIX TPF AATCILITO -A-XT n R TT-V TTnJc ir, 4 (.r 1: 1 el r UA 1 .Y 'Z Av b..... _.a-..~N JI-XL Y, APRIL 27, 1930 VARSlTY GOLF TEAM OEF19T PUR iB B SECOND SYRACUSE CONTEST AS1 SEEN FROM THE PRESS STAND el threw outay Beagle drewj'ens. Superko liner a single to left.I Howard Turns in Brilliant 73 a base on balls. Sulkowski flied to Tompkins doubled to right, Superko Tri. R to Take Low Scoring Honors McCormick. Horowitz walked. Top...…
…SU6NDAY, ATP L 27, B~30 TH E MICHICAN DAILY PAGE EEN Netmen Win From Western State Normal! n PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT OF SECOND BOX SCORES SET-TO AGAINST SYRACUSE SQUAD OIOAW6O(ContinuedFrom Page 6) Schofield. Frank struck out. Tomp- VRRZ_ T ARMCormick forced Truskowski, Kelley kins tossed out Hayman, Walkov AMRN EG R H E Ito Hayman. L. Hill batted for taking second and Stoneberg hold- m f----oit--------0- R H E Compton. Kelley toss...…
…PAGE EIGHT ________THE MICHIGAN DAILY'. SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 10 " -. fColgate-Rochester Divinity School, will deliver the following lectures HOOAY CETIIdRAENT ©©AIIVf 1AIBI i under the auspices of the Michigan School of Reliion: FIJNRAY CINT FICMFRA ERIY Fl UILLLE T I K Monday, ALril 28LPuLitanism and Capitalism." ANNOUJNCES ELECTION OV P MRURll 0 11 11L 11 0,I! F ! C I A LLJJ T±P.C 1, Ax-u~u 90 Ti i .iv ~ i ra . Students to Register For Marat...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 0 7W Y - irt"~"", 4r0 MEMBER i SS w I FTED ' I PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 145 PRICE FIVE CENTS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 130 EIGHT PAGES VRI TA NOTED LAWYERS ATTEND PROGRAM WOLERIES AKEIN OBSERVANCE OF FOUNDERS' DAY H! EPR EXTRA IN INCAME...TALKS ON CRI ME FROM flRANCErrTEAM __-- 9Wok 'E IC T PRAISES Former President of Minnesota Stresses Enjoyment Straub's Timely Two-base Hit With Bases Full Ends Long ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~rn DAILY ®___, ___ .._ . _vv * ~S"URVIVING PRISONERS CLEAR17bPU INS OF DISASTEROUSPITENTARY IRE MENTAL PLEAUE n 2 IN HONORSSPEEC-1_ T , AR IITECTS FINIS Twenty-six Entrants Draw Plans for Administration Building of Mythical University. END TWO WEEKS' WORK Prize Design Will Receive $1200 Award to be Used for GOVERNMENT PROPOSES BUILDINGS FOR ENVOYS IN FOREIGN CAPITALS Former President of Minnesota Stresses...…
…MAr1TTh~hAVY ADfTM. OA f1A'nfl .,l THE MIC141CAN DAILY PAGE THRTtEB i .1'..t~L4.'. Y . YK £ LJ' G.J U,Il S= . . a a*.* a a L *.aa v -. . w ~n -a u- a. SCHO' T ACH 3 S1 SHALTAH bout Books...I IThe, olowing facsilide of an early re- merciful panning herelsted, the latest quota L i vi Tew of Resets' azlymtioi i furnished to tion for a first edition of the collected poems 'the >oily through theemortcsy of the loon of John heats was placed at ...…
…PAGE FU29 THE MICHIGAN DAILY: SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 .: 4 Published every morning except Moaday during tae University year by the Board in Contiol of Student Publications. reason for the automobile regula- tion as that Dr. Little gives. The various considerations rec- ommended any regulation of auto- TASTED IRbu/ 0 F I. -.. Music And Drama I i ! + 11- - --- 1 Member of Western Conference Editorial .Association. The Asso...…
…- : A'T'TrP.TAV AB14TY '9.A li THE FMT('A-IC~AN D)AILY PACIE rIVE .a .uL eAJaL. , , oo y ua . a .- ~i. -.-. -..- - - . 10MMIVATA Mffl ALd \ - SPORTS PROBLEM S~ FORM D1SCUSSIONS1 AT OPENMEETINg1 Different Universities Present Papers and Pictures ! at Program. HOLD ELECTIONS TODAY Dr. Bell Will be Toastmistress I at Formal Banquet Tonight. Discussions of problems which Women's Athletic associations on the various campuses of the c...…
…PAGE ElUX THE Mtr.HTr.A 1 nATIT V -"A'r-TTT nA'V ATMM $)r. Infitt +T li. I AA 1 1 t IXL ANHT E' I U~iAIY, iUJ.L dv h, IJU GOLF AND 7-E.\TNIS TEAMS x 'EN SEASON TODAY ~ ------------ - RITYLEINEKSMEN ERANE6 ETI arind ChatterU WILL, MEEIT P uRD UEL' l0ULEINSTOA ,_, ; l RUTH MAKES FIRST HOME RUN AS YANKS FINALLY WIN GAME K i Wolverine Team Is Undefeated in Dual Meet Competition for Three Years. VETERAN STARS ABSENTI By Cadwell ...…
… SAT UIDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 TH MICHIGAN DAILY I OMEETVASIT II SRVY +WILL BE MADE (,OF HIGH TO MEET W. S. N. C.S P9 OUTO OEIG 1TiVAS rmYISRVY9 ILB 3by' -{ 3./O i® ~AE W . .C1 OF MIC ~~~er f h cut although it was --wo aesiw ~re oe FIR T NNI G- yra us: H y- Danel thew Ste en ou a fistmainly the play of the reserves1 Commlittees or a committee re-I After having mace this general in practice mathes so ar this s 'a- D'a oldtoHlza.B agle lsothreanwl...…
…PACE LrTOir THE MIGHT AN 1i,, RA nA, ATRM 2, I90 0- THEM-C--- DAL- ". w.a Yaat.L/#.,IL .4 f Ai iY.L.4./ Ly.V i.Vi/V a14 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN JOURNALIST WILL IFARCE ENDS RUN PRESIDENCY CHAIR 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) i i VOL. XL. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1930 No. 145 ON CAMPUS TODAY ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A A. t t i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HIGH U 001 TDO l 1Attorney to Preside G N thwtII at Tonight's Debate TO DEBATE TON ICHT1 Detroit Northwestern, Clawson RUT HVEN PLANS1 10UgTOS' [ETMORAL SUBJECT ~I[[BE EATPED FOR GUILD TALKd I President Alexander G. Ruthven 1I j [P rl Fullil adrsthe annual Inter-Guild [f nounced last nig...…
…I TTA. MICRIGAN DlAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930 ...d.. ..,.. fSiTr Thomas Lipton's ShamockV Launched 10 CON YENEHIRE in England; to Compete for American C TO COR ENEHERE AY 'CENSUS INDICTEScOMPEITION AMONG ANN ARBOR ;ILLINOISLWRS' p gCLEANERS SHOWN INl DAILY FILES .U fr e r rm rn eIhl l_ ________________Bai IN1 IN PUrULAIIUN DANA TO OPEN SESSION E. V. jotter Declares Subject' Should be Placed in Rural Curriula. Gathering at Saginaw For...…
…6 FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930 THE MICHIGAN RAIL! ' PAGE TIIRELP .. ...,.. -. - a.a a a... ~T a +.. a a. a .a fla v a..+c'!a' PAGE TRR1~ DEAN RECOMMENDS IMPROVEMENTS IN ADMISSION R ULES Effinger States Dissatisfaction With Present Requirements;E Urges Discussion. Members of Associated Press Convene for Annual Meeting in New T ARRoper, Jones refute York City Under Leadership of Frank E. Noyes, Washington Editor! FOOTU UULL in Prhtion Quiz - -...…
…PAGE roU1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY' 1~ I I artificial stimuli such as the inter- fraternity scholastic competitions Published every morning except Monday ; suggested by former President Lit- otng rue ofUniversity year by t the Board in tie. These stimuli cannot operate Member of Western Conference ditorlal until the fraternities themselves Association. acquire a more serious academic The Associated Press is exclusively entitled attitude, and th...…
…I FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930 THE MICHICAN DAIL Y I qvwU s . /IUO oll SPEA( [(SUGGESTSj OET ERKS LE (WO DIRECTOR ARTS EXHIBITED LL IN , GANDHI R ANKS L I AT ALUMNI HALL n Women's Faculty Club Sponsors ATHLETIC ACTIVITY7 ANNONCES DAY'S __ iririin An interesting exhibit, of art FOR SURE TIME PROGRAMF MEETDp fa r LLI~IUDwork done by the members of the Art section of the Faculty Women's Pres. Ruthven and Miss Lloyd Banquet Will be Served to 2...…
…PAGE GIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY BASE BA L L WOLVERINES rGHT TA AT FOR SERIES LEAD INAND Comptoni Will Take Mound for dn First Game of Two to beBehr Played Here. TOMPKINS BATS WELL Baseball rivalry which saw its in-' *... ception five years ago will be re-t newed this afternoon on Ferry Field ; when Michigan's Varsity diamond' RIL A 1RY ---- . ! s n - HLETESWILLCOMPETE NUAL DRAKE COMPETITION 7'. 177 1 SI7 AGUSE RE Y r Diamond Chatter -_ - ...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1930 THE MICHIGAN D AILY rA LT NAB VENa i INTERCOLLEBIATE OUTOARD RACERS asbaal JeCOLFRS TRAININGE ILLCO PETEFOB COLD TROPHIES WithOrange TodayEMETS' (Continued From Page 6) -O-ntack and along with Hudson, (Continued From Page 6) C Fist Ea t n utar Straub, Daniels, and Truskowski warm up sufficiently to play their First Eastern Outboard should present a powerful offensive highest type of game. Racing Regatta. combination....…
…PAGI:ETOI!TT THE I fllG. D .A T 1, Y " rT?.TT)AV A'PTRTt. 9r 10'In TH~ MIHIGANrAILY lDTja X, Arl'DTT O 1Juj ALY FICIANews From Oth Colleges Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members -__ __ _ __ -_ __ of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- UNIVERSITY OF OREGON-Surf WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY- dent until 3:30 p. m, (11:30 a. m. Saturday) _boarding will be one of the sports G. W. Steph':ns, dean ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 p r ito 41P MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 143 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EXPERT TO BEGIN' STUDY OF CAMPUS DRAMASITUATION Geo. Quinby, Savannah Theatre Director, to Investigate Dramatic Societies. IS BOWDOIN GRADUATE Move Is Step in Development to Culminate in Campus Theatre. As the first step in the develop- ment of a University dramatic or- ganization which...…
…THE Ml(',Htr.AN At I. v ,_ ,vs, N t 1 4Ca t- 1 ./ L jIIi ti~l F tSDY, AJ P~T L 2Wi93 NATIQIAL MUSEUM VI7ELL SRAPflIC kRT MATS F Guteniberg Bible Reproduction' Illustrates Utter Press Printing. MANY TYAPES ISPLAYED Eamples cof Linle Engravings byk American, English, Dutcl- -SOF PR!SQNERSDEAD, IN OHIO ,FIRE InI j ij. jf'WIL-CST J. P. MORGAN $2,000,000 FQRENSIO C TES ....... . . . . . . ,Defeats L (Cicero and Hesting by 'Speech on Tradit...…
…j THE MICHIGAN DAILY' ..PO SIBE.A POI T- -NT-O- KILIN '* M NAV AVA,, RSTO RCE MOO1N SHlADIOW IN ATTEMPT TO PHO TOGR P.S UN ECLIPF'SE FROM SPECIAL PLkI E :.ONYSLY E&VNING SKY MAP NITffNUA irI7 ECLIPSE 12 Nation-alities Represented : .1:*. : - on Tour Taken During;;:, M*.....A.It wA 0 Spring Vacatio. P ~ ~ 1 AOA~ LE INDY &M - Am WI B I1TPo YEARSTOO LATE, SAY PROF1ESS( VISITED FIVE CITIES Carlton; Wels Lauds Prpose as Educational Projec...…
…T'HE MICHLGAN DAILY" THM SDAV;- AJOkIt A-'- * ~ , ** . ;, 1 2,u. r Published every morning except Monday during tae T'iersity year by thi Board in Conti of of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited todit or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the po...…
…24z 193& THE TMICkI AN '.D'AILY ,.. 94 aapv a T L a rM v; aa' v( r'aN D+saILY a. ... _..K - -. - e s s vA *0111 I"WN NATIONAL ATHLETIC COUNCIL (a" OVER THEHUDD DELEGATES ARE* GUESTS OF ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AT SIXTH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION NOVEL FEATURES APPEAR IN SPORTS I WEAR FOR ESPRING BY BELLE. 'Now that vacation has been frantically passed to the accom- paniment of much hasty shopping, and May is descending upon usl with...…
…C1CH.IGA~N D A IIY THURSDPAY, PP,4; 19,; TRAGKMEN GET FINL FOR DRAKE REi LAYS NATIO"N'S AC'E$ IN DRAKE' RELA YS AND, NOTED PRO ~i~in __TAKEN BY DAH t-...,z, With the. death, ls daTH G IY4"[EN L IJC tIT 0OHILL r ~Alex Smith, golf lstsondaof$h s ;most picturesque figures ever to be Coach, Harry Kipke Sends Squad ,associated with the pastime. Alex- ' Th ugah Short. Session . ?anderv Smith, brother to the Mvac-' Donal Smith who won the Los o...…
…24, 1930 -THg M1~I4I~-AN 1~A4LY lay by Play Account of Michigan-Ohio Tie CO) TIGERS' LOSING STREAK GROWS AS BATTERS FAIL TO DELIVER -h-- After dropping three out of four AMEICAN ILEAGUE Wolverines Out-hit Opponents; to the Indians in Detroit, and los-DeoR1H E but Buckeyes are Aided ing the opener in St. Louls Tuesday, Detroits......001 000 000-1--1 1 ~St. Louis....000 021 20x-5-7-2 by Six Errors. principally because they could not, ...…
