… PAGE TWO TTR MtM-tlr.AN r)At1 V &4ftf'% t X P1 tt Ai m A a af 1r 1V1. 1- 1 1 1 W /-1 IN L L"L 1 1J A SUN W TAYA, BAPRL 1930~6 =r TRIBiUTEi LISTS TO BCESTUDIED1 Prof. Alen B. West, of the clas- sics department. at the University of. Cincinnati, will be in* Ann Ar- bor until Monday to confer withl Pr~of. Benjamin' D. Wveritt, of the, Latin and Greek department, con-' cerning the 4'Athenian tribute lists;" 'a subject on which the men have...…
…r SUNDAY, APIL, 6, 1930 THE MICH-IGAN D)AILY .... . ...... J s 5for f ourth FLASHLIGHC-JTS $1.49 Light beam 500 feet!l Similar lights sell up to .$3.5,0. ELECTRIC jRON, 9.C S.taodard size, smooth ironing surface. Fine heating. LIFE J3UOY, SOAP 6 BARS 29C Nationally advertised quality! Limit 12 bars to customer. RAZOR BLADE Package of 5 28c You save one on this item! PEB Co PASTE One -V0c tube for 29C Another big saving for the home!...…
…PAGE FOUt. THE MICHICAN D I iLY - SUNDAY, APPflt i!'i7~ * ~ - ____________________________________________________________________________ :' Published every morning except Mondayl during tae University year by the Boad in Conti o of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled 1 to the. use for republication of all news 'dis- patches credited to it or not otherwi...…
…_ S I fAY, A!P1 6, 1920 THE MlCf4lGAN_--D'AILY THE MICI-fICAN DAILY Some a 1 AOOW-Nwtbl ../i=r N -nom 0 , I IN FO MA CL DI H E i Paris Notes Indicate Popularity of Sports Clothes for Late Springs and Summer WearI D DY O By BELLE. ithree-piece model done in blue and In the tweed-versus-chiffon-for- brown mixed twedd Tat word SBUGH , BY W MIN' 1campus-wear sort of campaign, we a a o onigpo which leading organizations ar e dhsawy fondgp...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 F/YiY YMII 1 1 VARSIT IEI TT IS INJURED IN' RUNINGEP'LAYS Veteran End Suffers Broken Nose Early in Work-out; Neu- man Is Outstanding. PUNT DEFENCE DRILLED Michigan's 1930 spring footballj showed initial signs of real earnest-j ness yesterday afternoon on South Ferry Field when Coach Harry Kipke ran his gridiron candidates through a prolonged drill. Bill Hewitt, veteran wingman, proved the ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 THE MICHIGAN D A ILY PAGE. S'EVEN T ww r .. rrwwrn+ ret SPR IN IN R ACTITIE TO BECIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER VACAGTI ON a f t Theta Chi Leads Fraternities Sports so Far This Year; Phi Beta Delta Second. in SCHEDULE MANY SPORTSI Spring activities centering, around the Intramural departmentI are scheduled to begin immediate- ly after the vacation period. At present the three leagues have 1 played off tournaments in se...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7TTNDAY, APRIL 6, 1930 SUNDAY. APRIL 6. 1930 (Minister of the Fountain Street Baptist Chuch, Grand Rapids, will speak Mathematical Club: The April meeting will be held Tuesday at 8 p. IG D j U O 1C I A L rLI at the Convocation at 11 o'clock, on the subject, "Religious Experience." m. in room 3201 Angell Hall. Professor T. R. Running will present a JG ar4 paper on "A Graphical Method for Smoothing and Extrapolating Data....…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'V Liti4a '4l MEMBER OCIATED PRE .... ... .. .. VOL XL. NO. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1930 EIGHT PAGES REGENTSANNOUNCE~ENGINEER CHOSEN FiNANCIER ADMITSse~iors Will Elect NITRATES PROJECTISURGEON TO TALK~ Q|KENGINEER CHOSEN 1Seniors Will Elect ;T}TEC[ EP SURGEON TO TA LK f IlL9M SISU TLGTO LEAD TANKMEN DA Officers for Class L AT GRID BANQUET DOAINO AD SUHFUNQ GIFTI DayWednesday VTE T NTINA TA~Elec...…
…T H . MICHICAN DAILY SATUDAY, .APRIL 5, 10 s 1 SUPPLIANTS ASK Looking down the nave of St. t Peters in the Vatican 'city, where l thousands heard ;prayers for reli- gious freedom in the Soviet domin- ions. Detroit Cafe Owner Fleeced of Savings by Confidence Men (By Associated Press) DTROIT, April 4.-This is the 'story of a confidence game con- ceived in Detroit -and executed on! world wise Broadway to the dis- comfiture of one Henry Elspa...…
…SATUMDAY, APRIL 5, 1930 s T' I T Cit ICH A DfAILY-- La.~.a 4 ~ =s PAGE T Y YiIY T Y ..":"." .... ".. "." .... a 1 l.. Ly 1 Yl a .a t 2 i .1 LT1 1 Y L 1..1.1 L... .. FORESTRT DIVISION9 UNDERTAKES EARLY SEA9SON'_PLA1Tt dCS Present Reforestration Outline May Establish Acreage Covering Mark. SHAAF GIVES REPORT NEW ZEALAND GREETS BYRD, BACK FROM ANTARCTIC I Higgins Lake Nursery Summary Shows That Seedling Output Triples During 1929. With...…
…PAM. r~oe THE MICHICAN IEY' SATURDAY, APRlIL 5, 1930 I an. ... u......o... . ... Published every morning except Monday during >tue Unbiversity year by the. Hoard in Conttol 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 thin paper and the local news published herei...…
…1 1"1 t" . M[ 1_ f, 1N1 V D A~ I'L"Y'*" a;t t iTr' AT-iTY MVLTY MIN -- M- -- VATAM wo 'wA, I= Fa C.- IM I zs I SI1GMA 9 H AH IOTW OPENS CONVENTIONI Delegates to National Honorary1 Music Sorority Convention Received Thursday. ENTERTAIN AT LEAGUE Ann Arbor Active and Alumnae Chapters Give Formal Musicale.j Guests and delegates of the Alpha province convention of' Sigma Alpha Iota, national honor-. ary music sorority, were welcomed Thursday...…
…PAGE =SIX P P M I r i4-...n A- JJ in A T T V MY -- Y. l iw. A A. .ti f. .warw.r. aw..w a.rr- 1 ! 1 .? L' ~SAP& T ' TURDAY, APRIL 5, 1930 I FISHER-COACHED VARSITY D1WAS I ANNIGANS, 15-7 , BOTH TEAlMS MA CCHE SINsAVOR MEROUSERRORS LSports Bie Second String Team Scores Two By Pat Patton. ionship. Three goals behind coming in First But Lose If you want us to, we can easily to the last-period, the Bruins put Leprove that golf is mostl...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1 530 'T44"E VIC-HIGAN 'D) A T L 7 PAGE -SEVEN ...e.. SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1~3O THE MTC11TQAtL1D~ AlLY Poo ~e iiThA f'CRWEWeSfa s OL Big Ten Grid Sessions TRY NEW MEN tornsignals, only eleven as pir-ATTRK U ants reporting for the Crimson I 'a drill. (B3y Associated Press) Perfect Wcather Aids Cinder- As far as turn-dtuts go Mno NEW YORK, April 4.-Ten of th~e path S~~gzinit Drill Session ;st holds the edge over the oth...…
…11AGE EIGHT? THE MICHIGAN DAILY * SA'C DAY..APRTT., i_ 11 .4.10 DAILY' ~A~TTPThAV APW~'YY. ~ 1Q'~fl * -L 3 .4*4 *~4.a..4 4.3, 4 Vt3 -rIVarsity Glee Club: Al ebr fteCu ilme ttesae TAFT SEES HOPE D lY u F F I l A L BU iL L I N enriceW iRiohiV WILALTMOERNH AR IL softril lAdiorumforbtheeFORa1aCTr A In r OF IIAL UL1LApril 6. Street dress will be worn, convocation 11 SundayA. I Th Sared antta:Maunder's "Olivet to Calvary" wll b edP1A IFTD~iNTI...…
…F ,ESTABLISHED 1090 IY V Midujan . tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS (OST WILL READ POET IC SE[LECTIONSi AT I EAGUE MIMES Poet Has Been Teacher, Editor of Weekly Newspaper and Shoe-Maker.{ WON PULITZER PRIZE Frost Holds Idle Professorship' at Michigan; Taught at Amherst. Robert Frost, nationally-known poet and winner of the Pulitzer prize in 1923, will re...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,AIL I TT'MA!7 ADDYT A 1MfA .. .. ....- .._.. .1 : -x a .u c N.,L L. .l.lfi.Y H.t VItI4 4. IWO rfl Dry Crusader Jailed or Exhibiting Liquor CONFERENCE OPENS TO COND"UCT 910 DY Three Day Program at Columbus to Stress Need of Reaching the Individual, PROMINENT MEN SPEAK University Sends Wilfred Shaw, Dr. Moehlman and Dr. Berry to Take Part. Opening its tenth annual sessiont yesterday, the Ohio State Educa-t tional conferen...…
…FRIDAY, APRIL.. 4. 293a THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1~'1~TflAV APPTT. 4. 1Q~fl 'THP. MICHTGAN DATEY enr.~ PRISON SERVICE PORTABLE DANews From Other Collegesa SEEKS STUDENTS s in emington, Royals. Students interested in becoming Corona, Underwood COLLEGE- That YALE UNIVERSITY-- Announce- prison officers or wardens follow- Colored duco finishes. Price $60. arms i'eduction is creating interest ment has been made by the Bureau ing graduation should wr...…
…PAGE FOUR TNF MTrHTr.AN TIATT-V 1 1 1 " IVAA 51.!-AA1 I. %.L1 L' iJL"1 t IJ..~ . 1 F LID )AY, APRIL 4, 1930 Publish~d every morning except Mon during tae Tiniversity year by th Doard Contr,) of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Edito Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entit to the use for republication of all newsd patches credited to it or not otherwise credi nthis paper and the local news publis herein. Ent...…
…FRIDAY. APRIL 4. 1930 TI-IF.MICk-IGAN DAILY PAVE FIVE r r. r sr..:f "'^ ^+ rrr rJ rvvv A A A A iwA l 4 A l v" a a w w. a s u .. .... ... . ' ,jam " a LEAGU1EDEEAS FOUR TO STUDENT FEDER ATION MIET Well-known Speakers Scheduled for Conference at State College, Pennsylvania. THYRSA AMOS TO SPEAK Include Campus Review, Out- door Breakfast in Program of Entertainment. Four women will represent the University of Michigan League at the sectio...…
…PAGE SMX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZT1A V A P'l i _ ,q. tl t HsF MICNTCI.. ., x .A N D: q.rza.... r. r ha V P~Td1~ A.'. . V. iun z , S']rSi,1L t, Ay v COACH MATT MANN ANNOUNCES S WIMMING A WARDS Laufer and Crabbe GABBY STREET TAKES4 'Take National AAUROEAHEM Sprint Swim Titles 19) .._ FIFTEEN NTT ORS.Card Line-up Should Bort Many hit iiV VI II(1y Associated Press) Walter Laufer, Lake Shore Ath- tea'y htters. Six Wolverine Tankmen Receive l...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY PACE SEVEN w KH W A L K E ILLS GWALKER LEADS ntramural SWIMSCORERS; 5UVAD I BLDKINGNBobby Walker, speedy Wolverinet e 'W " sprinter, led the Michigan tank team) in scoring against Confer- Fundamentals to be Stressed Wyhence opponents in the season just I FundmenalsWinning every match the Senior in Spring Practice Until Lits defeated the Junior Dents to closed, netting 37 points in four After Vacation. win the inter-clas...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIG AN DAILY I Education F44a-Track and Field Athletics. Solitary Petrified Stump in Museu Obtains IHE Courses scheduled for the second half of th semester will begin Co anons When Directors Mount Fnd ins Monday, April 21 and are as follows: Co panos__n TOIY M~I!tFnins 'Z Education F42b-Baseball. The famous petrified stump, a black shale of a swampThe 1ark t n teiconstructe tice to all emeEducation F44b-Apparatus and Tumbli...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 1890 Jr lw i '7a113j MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 133 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SE T"COMM I-TTE APPROVES CHANGES I CI I Membership Reapportionments in Student, Interfraternity Councils Ratified. SETS DATE FOR PAGEANT Recognition of Hellenic Society and Arab Students Union Officially Made. Proposals f o r constitutional amendments that would alter the composit...…
…__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _THE-MZICHIG AN- DA.IL- _ "°ri~DA ,.A PRIL 3, 1930-1 VISITORS TO IWAESV RWOANE OUTARYRII ANGE CUNTRY I UfllAI'B HHEALTHYAAT 90! ALEYVOTE OLgFCENSUS_ oret~ ar SURVsEY FEATURE !LINER News From Other Colleges EDT FEy1 F IB r on 'Tour of Texas CountryPaeEe ontutdePeIllyTON HStrctdPuCILmnCAr, 1pital as the accident was not deem- cr'c U~~A~.cae A tFlying Palace'. to be Largest ..PRINCETON UNIVERSITY-An leci serious. ga...…
…THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 THE MIC.HIGAN b'AIL Y p M H H AWKS, JERNIGAN LEAVE SAN DIEGO Cg8s ON TRANSCONTINENTAL GLIDER TRIP TO SEEK STDETS : ~ - j Fr [FLYING CO UR SE>1 Navy and Marine Officers Plan Yisit Here to Choose aeT Air Candidates.'- STUDENTS MUST QUALIFY! Training Will Enable Graduates' to Obtain Transport Pilot .. : * .. License. University students who may wish to secure training in aviation at Government expense will have }":::: ...…
…PAGE FOUR TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MXHI ANI A-'A k A4Y Fublishtd every morning except Monday during toe University year by the Board n Conti l 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann...…
…1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA*E FIVE f4jo S"! v v .°ru- xsz -ts .s w ELEANOR - -.M COOKE, '31, WINS PRESIDENCY OF LEAGUE VICE-PRESIDENT WILL BE HELEN JNE[ OF THE WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATID MUSICAL SOCIETY !|lT CONVENES HE R EPAGEINI DIREICTORI [ jo [wwp T[ COMBINATION OF STR FEATURE SPRING MI *Dorothy Sample is Elected Vice- ! President of W. A. A.; Other I Officers Are Chosen. D. BIRDZELL TR...…
…, THE MTCHtGAN DAILY 'T RURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 "° THE. MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 tow: WOLVERINE BALL TEAM GETS FIRST OUTSIDE DRILL C) ,__._ TO CAPTUECA ME FROMSCRUB TEAMI Yannigans Take First Practice Game With 7-2 Count, Fielding Is Good. HURLING IS STILL WORRYI Poor Batting Against Mediocrej Pitching Features First Outside Drill. WADE TO LEAVEI ALABAMA AFTERz CURRENT SEASON4 Wallace Wade announced today he has res...…
…T H E MICHLIC AN D AILlY -A"DE Trip Ends Varsity Swim SeasonCLASSFD swtm Sla.,9' Z I cADVERtTISING FOR RENT NATATORS RETURT nrTrfl Vfit r AiI I T NTTNW-v 'F S-orts .Briefs IR PIRATES STRONG CONTENDERS FOR LEAGUE PENNANT' "A-/ V 1 JLI VI Ltl '1 - - -- . .-. - .- i. v (Continued From Page 6) -e .Traynor. the captain of the club, d C. Fullerton. ma'o leaguers in Gill aT *..gwillet the call at third base. With less than two weeks re-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T'T-TTTP.'qT")AV ATYP.TT. A IWAA I THE ' ICHI AN AlLOmrn t% X , jr,.JADTT I) 1fl2 A IL L OFFICIAL BULLETIN DHEADS! Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- [[3 TSII'Y Ident until 3:30 p. I. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VO.X.THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930, No. 133 Hearing by judiciary Committee to be in Recess Two Weeks; NOTICES Wets Will Appear. ...…
…ESTABLSHED it Ait o I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATIED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 132 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS E. AISHART WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS AT RELIGIOUS MEET 25 Years Experience Enables Him to Discuss Problems of Youth Today. SERMON TO .BE PRINTED Has Written Several Books; Many of His Sermons Have Been Printed. The Rev. Dr.'Alfred Wesley Wis- hart, pastor of the Fountain Street church of Grand Rapids, a...…
…THE- MIC-1HCAN DAI LY ''W-D flSDAY, -APRIL- 2, 1930- STUDENT ART Hghs Auto Route ThroughRock ies Will ShirtCEYJ TOCAC Fal River Fars at Altitude of Over 12,000 Fee NUTOCG IIIII Ar rYWIQTFO _ _____ ___ _ ____ ...._. News.,From OterColes Notre Dame Professor to' Talk Here April3 on; Acetylene Analysis HILL ULL LI TAUTIILU4 UNTIL APRIL TENTH H lu a , I 1i 111 IiWW!" Prof. J. A. ieuwland, head of Colgate Students Vote Wet Use of Mae-up....…
…WEDNESDA, APRIL 2,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIURN [ECLIPSEOF SUN TO BE VISIBLE IN FAR WESTERN LITI ER| S| \ O S ERVATORIES ON APRIL 2, SCIENTISTS DECLA / i~ ~ITOTALI FESTIYAL BEIVED1'/7 I4 L l IY M II IP I C'. NCu t- '.tI ( A BEE EXPERIMENTSG German Biologist Say s Insects Students to Atte Aeronautical E at V 4roit Student members of nautical Society will go next Wednesday afterno nd ''USEUM EXP[)T xhibit 19V NL TRLP 4iror LEAVE ON TIiP ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY AXMTYKTV.Qn'AV' 'A:PltTT. -) -1(1-qn TNP" . a M ,..flTaITCuANJ L AT1! a 'W 4 W A=t~ I .21Ax L?'hW L'O i A V Aflfltt1 46,'1:1.3 Published every morning except Monday during the Tniversity year by th. Board in Contil of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of al news di- patches credited to it or not otherw...…
…WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1930: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1k Imo-1- WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND LEAGUE WILL HOLD JOINT ELECTIONS TODYAT BOOTHN IN UNVRIYHALL Qn1rv , l'4'I+elnhers of W.A.A. Mav 1 Onho'A Mp. 1 ~itwc3 b U1W #A1A "NOTICE. Vote or Officers of Try-outs for Mummers Dra- Organization. matic Society will be held be- tween 4 and 6 today arid tomor- WILL PAY FEES TODAY row in the League building. League Will Request Voters -- - t...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'WTDNESDAY, APRIL , 2, 1030 THF MTCTATCXAN ~YAiTT7Y W~DNF~DAV APThTL 2 t'~2A - L1 Al LS) 1 ,L)1 1V1L LJ 1~VV GRIDDER S GO T 0RUGH INITIAL FERRY FIELD DRILL REGULARS ABSENT AT FIRSTPRACTICE Poor Weather Conditions Fail' to Keep 69 Candidates From Reporting. # BACKS APPEAR HEAVY .J TANK STAR Coach Harry Kipke lost littl time yesterday afternoon in star ing the 69 football candidates wh appeared for the...…
…THE MIC-HIGAN- DA IL Y PACE tiN 2.11: . .. .. . A W HI SFRESHMAN TRACK VS SQUAD PREPARES 907 s 710 S. TO GO OUTDOORS ITT__ j;_Pending favorable weather con- lie's just a great big man from in baseball and banks, besides his ditions that will allow regular out- Maize and Blue Golf Team Held the south, but he doesn't smoke or books and ball banging, has taken door practice, Coach Hoyt is send- to One Practice Session even chew as far as inves...…
…PAGE FIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAIL'YI WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1 -s-r-1-rCosgrave Loses Post MIL ID ALY OFFICIAL BULL[TIN' Screen Reflections Ul PRO Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members _____D of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- 'TYUVD U MIMELDS"c.*:s 3Detroit dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) WHATS NEW. difficulties the only thing that Bill to C. VOL. XLp WEDNESDAY APRIL 2, 1930 No....…
…V TABLISHED 1890 it Zr 43tfl 4 t1113 MEMBER I ASSOCIATEDI PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 131 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ____ GRIDIRON BANQUET DECORATION MOTIF Stock Sales at Gridiron Banquet Will Decide Oil Can's 1930 Recipient. GRIEVANCES TO BE AIRED Publicity Seeking Congressmen First to be Presented with Lubricator. Paraphernalia of a stock ex- change will transform the ball room of the Union into...…
…THL -MICHICAN DA11_1V -V'rCA V AbbfT ~I C tNOA' r a . a a : ... a. r s . r, + a A. r.v..i a '1'UL°' rS.' L'71l 1, .+'9 ? 1J .L , l;i:il1 PHNCO EC INRIOT 'AT MQISSUI ) STATEPRISON FOR MORE FOOD AARE0I.RE19RABIAN EUCT0FREUSS AWAR11D 01 QULLD Y UADS 7 CNVCT IJUEDLAW FELLOWSHIP 1 W I ~ .~,'. ..'.... _____a fellowship in International Law W . -*.***********P to Lawren ice Preuss of the political 111 '' :_' . " ' ::"/ roeso Crawford to Talk on...…
…THE-_MTCHI °IN1 DM--Y' s v REV, GRAN GIES CONVOCAjTION TAK ON HlR A FATR Pennsylvania Pastor Maintains: That Christianity Means Life and Growth. ANALYZES NEW VIEWSi Religious Experience Is Gained by Personal Influence, Says Minister.' AMERICAN, CANADIAN SUPPORT DRY LAWAT HOUSE JUDICIARY HEARING PLANES AS|SEMBLE \O AIRPRACICELL 160 Ships Expected for Western Maneuvers of Army Air Corps This Mth. MICHIGAN SENDS GROUP! (Ty Associated Press ) ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publishd every morning except Monday during te Unhiversity year by th Board in Conttil of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.I 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 postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matt...…
…1, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY w w P MIMVTYPEWRITER Women will Receive Questionnaire ati LEAGUE-TO EUEST NOMINEES COMPETING FOR PRESIDENCY OF LEAGUE PINION OfMETHO W F CLSS USED IN ELECTIONS, ...~.-..'.< Speed balWill be Poll BEG IS TEAMS pIntroduced 4 O'clock ? REPAIRING All makes of ma-d chines. Our equip- ment and person- nel are considered among the best in the Stae. result of twenty years' em building. 0. D. MORRILL 314 Soith Stat...…
…THE1 MIC.HIlCAN 1DA-ILY- A SEBA LL TEAM HlOPES FOR' OUTDOOR PLAY TODAY r. VARSITYeDIAMOND Signs With IN. FAIR CONDITI0N! Regul ar 0 le Ray Nebelung, who played on the_ iMichigan baseball team for three Battrs how e~'hs o Drllsyears ending in 1929, has signed Battrs howResltsof rils Iwith the Des Moines team of the in Cage by Pounding Out ;Western league. The. Cleveland Inn- Clean Hits. dians had an option on Nebelung's! ________servi...…
…r M.1 -C H. LCI-A N- _DAIL N A=p .. ... . . .... .M....CH...I.....N. ......A........Y _. T CHICAGO LOOKS TO ANOTHER TITLE - CLAIMING NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM D round out the infield at thir. For PROVE STRONGEinfield reserves IvcCarthy has Beck and Blar, two holdovers from last Sorts_ ADERTSIN6 D N~OTYCB year. By Pat Patton. Haven after having spent a week Easterners Tail With But Four _IWith a slugging outfield such a Uniforms Issued to L...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY4 TTT . .. .... Si a. . v .. a i~r i a 1 J A -.+ J ..L .S f A, S .. .Lb.. DAILY OF FICIAL 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. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930 No. 131 German Department: The ordinary monthly meeting will take' place at 4:15 p. mn. in Room 201, "University Hall. ...…
…Music And Film Program Planned For Pep Bounce Tomorrow * * * 0, * * * A ESTABIISHED 1890 ELoolp, ow ldmmLg;,.;o 4ho v 'Awi 4&A& fill r4 t aw Aw I t t i MEMBER ASSOCIATED * PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929. EIGHT PAGES ® r®.r r Yr r arw0 trrrrl!-- wv1-,- --w M ww7w - rr- -nrr--wr rrf Ya w rwy THESPIAN WILL PRESENT SKITS TO AP-PEARTONIGHT ______ ~~~~~il aiy au Illt BULLETIN The following bull...…
…PAM t i 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY r TUESDAY APRIL 30, 1929 y __ - ___TESDY-ARIL30,192 BSHOP CONTRIBUTE^Dr. Carl Guthe Will BISHP CNT -BUTDiscuss Architecture OND ERONK TO TALK ON FAMINE IN CHINA, ARTICLE ON PUTNAMJ1 PCLTII HkAD OF UNIVERSITY LIBRARY HAS CURRENT ARTICLE IN JOURNAL ALSO EDITED ESSAYS Proaminent Men Contributed Work Presented To Putnam On 30th Anniversary William W. Bishop, University Li- brarian, features as leading con- tri...…
…SDA' APRXL 30, 1929 GEOLOGY CAMP WILL OFFER SUMMER WRK IN CUNERAN.AE ADVANTAGES OF CAMP MILLS SPRING .EXTOLLED BY BELkNAP REGION TO BE EXPLORED Kentucky Mountain Folk Claimed To Be Especially Interesting Ralph L. Belknap of the geology department, who will conduct courses in geology and physiogra- phy next summer at Camp Mills Spring, geology and geography summer camp, believes that the camp work offers students an ex- cellent opportunity to b...…
