…i MlIAY, .JAiNUAlty ,Hs D'A lL \ - _ _ x ---- ---, _^ - i a Sa o SNOSINGAMEKJHOP CALLS FOR LATEST FASHIONS WOMENTOMANHY100CKIINGPAITS ~ 5 J ~ NBy Belle sd no gacfldae ctivities at the League no gaeu rps;building1 lOCC C lC 0 10 FRISHMIN is I"After my laughter came tears"1Oteso ofeairalsdrape'L ElL' STAG LSETS~wi~i be prticlaly numerous nextUL UdSIl i [IILSILO isdunt be reversed in a couple of from a normal waistline into en-! , week ...…
…T H E M-I CH T C, AN T) 'A T 1. Y 'T+'RTrI Y _ ".TANTJARV 24. '193(1 -IT= - I - .T.-11 . - 11 11 MlD lI Itib nlvunr& z -.*&b .sue, lua Wolverine Hockey Team Afflvw."qw Keturns From Northern r [KSf PL CARNERA MAKES DEBUTBEFORE F AMERICAN FIGHT FANS TONI G SPRvHTIIN Mi T ICIA Intramural News Invasion FENCERS TO MEET 4 1 Split Games With Both Badgers and Minnesota but Lost to Marquette. FELT LACK OF RESERVES Tired and exhausted f...…
… FRIDAY, JANUAR"I 24, 1930 THE MICH4IGA N DAI LY .b 'Ar ... PAGE SEVEN FRIflAY, 3ANXJAR~ 24, 1930 PAGE VEN CARD1SIN HI Thckey Tem nicturns JOPlNIO N9T1AIU ,-,From Exhusting Tour Tfl nrrir.IIfIflflTVi .®... FRESHMAN CAGERS APPEAR TO BE New Rivals to Oppose LA S S I F I Er STRONGEST TEAM IN RECENT YEARS Iowa Teams in 1930 M, Press). V !lviiiV t11I Canadian Swimniing Team Holds )nierational Y.M.C.A. Chamnpionship. OLYMPIC MEN TO SWIM...…
…If'HL MICHICAN DAI LA PRMV, AM PP r4 13 .. I . ... . 1-1 -- ----o--- Res=Lue- 1 4 1 k 6 DAI1LY OrFFI C IAL B ULLEIT IN Publication In the Blulletin Is constructive notiee to all members of the University. Copy received by the Asistan~t to the Pr'e dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday)_ VOL. XL. FRIDAY, JAN UARIY 24, 1930~ No. 8t Ar en-tife Wad. Tranpr ece Tourists 1'ron Ship Wt . kc * i Strts of Magellan, c! , . ,Brew 'Transfer...…
…a t ,ESTABLISHED 1890 !CY 4ittt I at1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES$ VL. XL. NO. 85. AR ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1030 EICTUIT PAUES PRICE FMVE CENTS. RIT s STE OTR:__ TO DE Hi:Lo TOD TO CONVENE TODAY IN FIRST MEETING6 Represcntatives of Five Powers Hold Individual Talks Yesterday. NATIONS TO CITE NEEDS .Amtericati Delegation Holds Two Hour. Meeting at Embassy; Stitnlsoln Busy. ; ' The Union Needs Your Vote T...…
…MNIAPEDInterest Increases LROGUSTANSDGEN NUSUAL WTETHRvS CO A LU TO foi IFoniin F id _ CAOT CiTES UJE ASRY OULD'S SLEGE LA ED FO CAr'i 'I ciII O E A IOiIii O M Di nV.chL ELP led by Larry Goul, second in comncivd Whtan hre [ - o id idt dmial yrd tt eietd . Watathe WhenW~ihthe Italans and the French - Prof. William I. dpabs , of the ge Wj21 his o U Paul MuniS "Sevinl FaIcs" heRepresentative of Chicago Civic Mdlover naval pa.irity, theMdci colDa ...…
… NtY!~Y 4~ i~ ci T1-~F MJCHIflANI T~ATTV A f1~~ trIt2~'~Y~~ -~ .----- - --------.---- -- -- ~ 4S4LbA~aZJ 'HIGHWAY TALKS TU APYEAL~ TO STUQENT Bony Tvanspoua~ion Pro fcssot Sta~j Lccturcs Wilt Int~vest Uidergvaciuatcs. PLAN MOTION PWTU~ES CLEVELAND MANUFACTURER HOPES TO ENCIRCLE WORLD IN T~N DAY FLIGHT, PLANS TO LEAVE ~ RESEARCFJ ON PROBLEMS 15~CHICAGD FINANCES TEN~YEAR JUNE OF STUTTERING, TOLD BY MUYSKENS III New and unusual resulLs ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHiGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1930 oil Published every morning except Monday diuring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Vcstern 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 postofl...…
…THURSDAY, JAN )ARX 23, 1030 - L ---- THE MICHIGAN.. DAILY 'AGE FIVE THU1~.SDAY, JANUARY 2J, i~3O PAGE FIVE Tl-Tr~. MICT-4h2AN I) Al 1.Y 4 g O"SWIL NFA TAM MW A W= r ti r N RET IRT O S NATURAL P11 AfMCDDMINISTRATION TO HUSBANDS' WELL BEI RENHIOUS ~~~SETTINGS IN AMRCNPODCIN_.111_PNS GETS MISSION, ACCORDING TO MRS.T "Sib fr Phii n retois eofnt- njAnn Arbor iflcc the ape ning' of T I I fl T Do you believe there is any to-dlay are too p...…
…. r - .. .,_ i1l.,f L' x..31.8 Sa . CHI iCN 1 IL -'~H%.Y ,ilv 1T7AUY :23,1.}30 I. MICHIG N 'B, CAGER TO MEET DETROIT Y TONIGHT I,' 4 v wo HNIBASKETEERlS SEEK B T f 6M NN unior Varsity Goes to Detroit ; Veenker Drills Cage Team in2 Basket Shooting II r Badgers Round Out Sport Encounters Beflore' Exam Lapse T. KEY MEN IN WISCONSIN'S CAGE TEAM ' j Th-is Trio of Veteran Performers, Along With Captain Bud Foster. and J...…
…1L1U.S Lt~1; rJ G IJ~li a . _L i VARSiuFI T .- a a a . Rici i . 4 A i .: t." . PUG S TERS CLI t. N D PLACE GLASSIFIE'1 v ADERTSINUDT .A WISCONSIN HODSW OVER WOLVERINES Defeat, Second Game at HandsI of Gophers, Robs MichiganY Of Topu Rung Tie.Y E Joseph Maintains Stellar. Play Over Course of Trip tor Lead Individuals. Michigan's powerful hockey sex- _ tet, although running into a snag in the second game of the series against Minne...…
…p'1cuJ E iI', 1H 'Nil MICH'IGAN EAILN 37 ll:.1 ) y 1 S.' 1,] *i1 1 JI~ AiLYFIILBiILLT ee fqrate tit ~flAE ~WOKINTERESTWNUNIVER _tl-- ni telaltnI u _u ventet i tx es~ 1fl lf .-~--. ~II1M B EO J~ That MihiansUniversity Mu- orf the livterit Copy recivd by tlw' Ass Lrt to the Pv1'xe- # ILJ UI ! 1!J G 11bii1c'w h bJec'n4aREPORT denlot until 3:30 p. nL. (1u:0a . nt. Strday) l' ,nnIir -('~''y xppular I Jac( .>.znlu g Xva-"' jVOL. X,. TIL SJIXY JAN...…
…rSTABL!SHED 1890 1; E Lwr 4. MEMBE~R ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 84. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS POLLS WILL OPNMT SYST CHIGAN CLUB OF SCHENECTADY JAPAII N TN C PREPAREDONGO TO LrnIT'rINrrOI4 YOPN TO GIVE INTERSCHOLASTIC PRIZELTO GO TO LIMIT KrmlPORT sAYBRIN6 r toh lReduc°ion C. mommor-4- 1"."7qolmimmNmmmn*&,.,,$ "$,R- ftr, AW. 1:1 1 191 1 1111111 11 1aEl uui 11111Y1 1 11( /VIII ...…
…PAGE TWO THE PMICIGIAN D)AITL'Y ISMS NESA.Y, T AR~M.Y 22, 1930 T [],ATKS:JAIL FOR kEducation Club to Discuss New Correlatedl LIQUOR BUYERSI Educational Course at Meeting This Evening ATiNDiscussing the topic of the new Van Krimpen, and Ivan Stewart. 110 corr elated course in education, the 0 Men's Education club is to meet to- They Wi1il demonstrate the course night at 7:15 o'clock in room 304 which is made up of materials tak- er 1-YE ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1930 THE M TCPTCANT t5 x ± +' ngTT V -ARA __ __ __ __ _ __ __ __ __ _ __ __ __ _ __ __ __ __ _ __1L AJ 1V1 \ A 1. 1,f-k1V.. L. H 1. Z..-....__.. YALE p. 4w-, fl MEXICAN CONSULATE AT LAREDO OPENED FOLLOWING ALTERCATION TO LECTUREHR I.**~* A A oU T ha s y {I t A A 1A m i a w i r r .ru . . ., a ,....: - .. t: y- +. ! s T J^S J"1 T T t'tiT 7 A T 7 7'T1 ....r...rr + +w.rrr... ,.r L'esprit de Voltaire' Subject of Dis...…
…?A~FtT THE MICHICAN DAILY WMIMSDAT, 3AIMARY 1 330 PIblshed -very morning e rept Monday d;ring the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. S emberof Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uae 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 postof ce at Ann Arbo...…
…m I. LL7. Z - Ali! 1 ARI Y ii i'. -SO 'THE MICHICAN-DAILY a' A AAA JAN ARY 22 1 Y..iF AAAlt 1 1A allow 1"Imm- !L / - p w~v flrIlftuhIImnirn WEDDING SOLEMNIZED WITH GREAT POMP PR LIIR I FORROYAL WEDDING SOLEMNIZED WITH GREAT POMP IN CHAPEL OF THE QUIRINAL PALACE AT) PRIZES ANNO'JMCED ..:::::i::,,e. ROME ITter-Class Teams Amy Loomis Speaks Hold Practice Game to Pi Lambda Theta Interclassbasketball competition Amy Loomis, diretor of ...…
…PAGE SIX THE M'I*CH-I GAN..DAILY .WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22, 1930 I\ \Y \M \YI1YIIM \\YY V \ Ilr w 1 Varsity Fencers Outclass 1 ealing Squad to Win, 14-3 ]O HNSI EN| THINCLADS SHOW YOU __IMPROVED FOR M F I IFeing that his men are round- TfKE hLit tnegnnL BOUFS JNG WINNER RICH PURSE' Side Court Shits ji t TANK MEN TO GIVE113 EXHIBITION SWIM fF FIRST YEAR Giving an exhibition under the auspices of Battle Crek college in TMi MP s ...…
…DNESDAY, JANUARY 22, .1930 THE MI-CHICAN DAIL Y. PAGE SEVEN ~ . , +..+rr ro.v..aarr . BADGERS AD VAN CE;j TO SECOND PLACE BOSTON' a a a s.... 11 vI nri we® a r ." nra r a s +ii IrY .w v....__ ..,, .,,,r,.....,_ _. ....s PAGE SEVEN VORLD'S CHAMPION PUCKMEN MOVE TOWARD SECOND NATIONAL TITLE Ittram'ura1 News Wisconsin Ousts Indiana Quin. tet as Runner-up to Leading Boilermaker Five. i' Fr aternity Bowlers . Open Meet at Union ...…
…'I'HE -M ICHIC AN IL' IMSD ATT A# 22, 11-M DAILY OFC Publication in thae Bulletin isc of the University. Copy receli dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. VOL. XL. NEDNCSDAY, NO Instructors and Assistants:I Pew remaining questionnaires as t tants, which are still outstand in, the President's Room, 1 tUnversit Prospective Stdents in Lib ra senior class expecting to apply fe in Library Science are askd to le earliest cnvelene. At the sar arr...…
… E~STA LSHE 1890 Y Sir A .A AL -AIL. --AmmbL.A MEMBER ASSOCIATED VOL. XL NO. 83. ANN ARBOR, MCICIIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OL E EEL-" ES HU BLE HOOSIER S, 45-26 Prof. Aigler Attacks Carnegie Investigation I SMOOTH WORKING CBliNATION 'AHLE TIC BOARD'S RPORT CRITICIZES TCTS Charges Distortion, Exaggeration, of Facts to Indict SchoolsI for Recruiting Men. STATES SITUATION HERE I Justification...…
…PAGE TWO .THE MICHIGAN DAILY TSD JAUARY 21, 1930 R I TM FLOODS CAUSE SEVERE DAMAGE IN MANY SECTIONS OF COUNTRY FELLOWMENinSTONEF' * ' . Htad of Presbyterian Scpinary Addresses Stutdenits at Night Con vocation.XYA,, S.C.A. SPONSORS SERVICE ____________________ Speaker Says Man Who Values College Is One Who Will Value Life Ahead., "Those who serve their time and the conditions in which they arc l fen. Y ym.m inv.the..best rmanner," theY~ liv...…
…THP M T C HTC;A N TATTY w__ . _. .... THREE T---------------------f4T ~rTJ~F~ --" -- L (ltd L 1111 LiJU i R British Writer Goes LONDON CONFERENCE ON NAVAL ARMAMENTS WILL tps for HealthON MEET TODAY IN GALLERIES OF HOUSE OF LO WITH ENGtAND FOR rl BOE L ND WORLDOINATIN EpWrILL AbPA SNrth ,WORLDROMINITI IN Exporing- About North Pole' r RDS I . HOUSE WI [HEi IMMIGRAgTION VIE Bils fox Scott Nearing Sees America at WarEWith Britain fo...…
…-+ - t,:.o Tz M4HA PAILY r 4TWj..:Al .!AP,. .' 71J lC" I Published every morning except Monday during the tPniversity 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 it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffi...…
…-T M.ST)AV9-,,TA!4t-rA THE MI HIC*A kf)Ar .. ' : E'riC.tL r i Y 1 /'^ . _..... ..a Y .Y ASR4 C J1 1 V.A r .t h'/-- A.i' ( q SL Ei _s= .. TAM SIMEW A mT \ 1 0 / CAS AOTBI , All Women WelcomeOD4 CHILDREN OF UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL at Tea and Musicale UDIS TRECEIVE DONATIONS FOR PROJECTS of King's DaughtersI ls usARecently, a local labor union gave and two part-time teachers in the S A~ O N6D~ chairman of the program being ___to be us...…
…PACE SIX DAiLY n,..,,TUESDAY. JANUAiRY 21, 1930,. 'B' CAGERS MEET IPSILANTI FIVE HERE TONIGHT e SEE IMPROVEENT IN ORING PUNCH Teachers Were Defeated Earlier in Season by Michigan I Junior Varsity.j LINEUP IS UNCHANGED Coach Courtright's Junior Var- sity cagers, beaten in four out of six starts during the present bas- ketball campaign, will seek to bet- ter their percentage against the! Michigan State Normal outfit from Ypsila...…
…N {PDO[ ID[ISurduefl Hoosiers Tied I T S ' f o C nf r e c e H e n -,.'(Centi r ed From Pa e 6) , t,.;_ 5, rs In the led TAKE sT 0 [S 1ll fn0 fhn orl-,- r 11 ,r-, ff~l - - A. ' " , - - . * - . 9. THE MI-C.,H-IGAN 15"AlL Y PAGE SEVEN T HEu Ma Vi 1 -IA N \ 4/i ~ i: A 4'f PAGE SEVEr wra rw + Msw r..y. n... p Mi F - Final Ex~xfinations to Suspendf Sport'Activities Wfirite Mcn T'ry t Conjcentrate. 'LOOLA is NEXT (Spcil to 'he Daiy) if AFATTE...…
…X .t, L t:; .u rr - THE h MIHI ANDAILY 'Tt7rdmAy. 'NTAwAtY ii, i1 .r $ w iwA.w yv W: as a Factor in the Business Cycle in America" Staff members and grad- ( Auto show. I'tiii OF ~uate students in Economics and Business Administration are cordially Transportation thrmiugh courtesy of American Car and Foundry DA L!OF CI L BU L TI invited to attend._ _ _ Motors Company. FICIAL. ULLETINDate-Wednesday, January 22. 1930.:c Pubictio ' Leave Ann...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 gor Kr, I~4 ai1 gft. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO 82. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS [L [ESDR. CURRY TO ENDR JPLANTFRATERNITYW L L UNCIL 'THREE DAY FORUM , , s , O E BRIDGE TOURNEY PRGRAM r190 TO GIVE A lRESS ,Union Competition Opens Next BEATS IOLVEINES STATE CONVENTION ITIVIIILNUtElJn .NHIVE3 - - --Registration for tle interfrater--~E~~e - University Dean Presents...…
…%AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1930 N Ikj[SCONFERIWHITEHOSAD G.1lIAL t~tiI~i iirnrl IRIIIfi fu lUnnnnaii r nnhtinn"I I 'Screen ReflectionsV, DETROIT AUTO SHOW OPENS WITHr RECORD NUMBER OF. NEW MODELS ___ r RSUtb RILL U UUNUL R6 I'>. - Wih the opening of the twent-iwould Take Your Choice. Picture of You," Sunny Side Up,' ninth annual Detroit automobiley public St WllMkeOraiztinThree talling picturesare a ou!"Tnr n - e ...…
…SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1930 2 - ~~~ ~ , - e as' --S ' ~ ** S THE+ T 4CAMt {I ENJOYS FLORIDA SUNSHINE IUiILEWIS HOLLAND TELLS RADIO AUDIENC MICHIGANSCITY~WHILE RECOVERING FROM INFECTIONU0I T S c"HDRR i NN qry ; PROBLEMS ARISING IN DEVELOPMENT TIIIHBy Lewis M. holland be to use an ordinary incandescent siste AOJ, -Ilamp. A little investigation, how- ! ng b IS : ft 1, ". o en hx" vt } -c ever, would soon prove to us that rci to Science Auditorium ...…
…9H VI-IA DILL Jt7W~AV. .7M'X~17. REVIEWING CAMPUS DRAMA. posterity, do ordain and establish must be a ruling body. Would the TYPEWRITING The official sanction recently giv- this Constitution. writer of the article have the and Published every morning except Monday en a young but prospering student Many men come to our univer- freshmen supreme? All through life IlMEOGRAPING Control of Student Publth od. thatrical group, the Hillel players,...…
…-- - _ _ THE MICHICAN'bAYLT SUNDAY, 3AI'~tTAT~Y I§,30 THF. iviIC~i-ifQ1AT'~YAViA' ._~__, - s cl Avon* Amon& mum. ---- PICTURE TO OPENt SOON hT THEATRE Passion of Jeanne d'Arc' to be Given Week of February 16 in League Theatre. COMMITTEES APPOINTED Proceeds Will be Contribute to Undergraduate Campaign Fund of League. "The Passion of Jeanne d'Arc, a stirring epic of the death and execution of the French patriot will be presented in ...…
…w THE f1 T1TM ,N L) AIT SUND3TAY .JANUJIARY IQ19. 193 u _ .._ 1L11 J:11V V Cll\/ 3. 1J 1 71.1V CAFMUERS P .R .:it, fir .' } t x S a' INVASION VEEKERENMEE IINDIANA LEADERjiNDA i I RADY INDINA TMOR.O URBAINA Il GRAPPERS ITHINCLADS HEED I GR PP ER fi i U M [T 0rixa t 1h FLBET_ IL! WiIOWA TRACK CAL [1..u Jan 1 Tes t rad- IO W A CITY , Iow a, Jan. 18.- , s~ity of Illinois will be with three major champions, : en lettermen this sea-1 Cage...…
…- AC -SAE VEN yt T 1-4 F V'71 ("ll"T r.,A-N . -A "I .L , .. "eaw-~ra,;.r~x- ~a'ae~a .s r +oA 11.1L... 7.1 ...- A1.1 ...A """)1. L! 1A. Miichigan Sextet Ulpsets W~ison9 tit b . TISIN6 -- - -.. - ---- -~-,--- -~---.----a WI[GM IN TI ULAGERS IN FINAL ~1ATHLETCS AND CUBS HAVE HOPES ST-D OVRIMLEIOS RILL FOR GAM j1ta r1!w OF RETAINING LEAGUE PENNANTS manD (Continue From Page U){ Within a2mnoth from the presentsLively. 712, ____ feature ...…
…THE M-IC.HICAN- £ALY SUNDAY, SA"ARY 19, 1636 - Varsity Glee Club: All members of the Glee Club will meet at! Varsity Band: Formation Monday night at Yost Field house a R N H E +°N E IRentschler's Studio at 3:210 to have the Club picture taken. Wear full 7:15 for basketball game. Full uniform and marching folios. M'ori R NC:NG N E dress without ribbons. hall will be open from 7 to 7:15 and a short time follow.ing game. TO LECTURE HERE NO...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ICV Itr 4ail MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 4k VOL.,XL. NO. 81. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r 1 J a 1 1 i 1 3 9 J l vA -... ,,, t 1 l i 1 1 SEnateof l lsmmitteeSanctions Formation Freshman Debater Kidnapped From Room; of H itlel Players Dramatic Organization Is Released After Being Held in Ypsilanti Another student dramatic organ- elMU IINADri Evidence is being sought to de- w...…
…r -i .. . .. ,.W ... _ _ _ T ' T D - - - 1 -J A. ] , .' va-+aa .. y WaiaY 4.,aaa, 4e .b' .1.. y .i. s CF RI PLANS FR B-LAGK~ SPEECHCONTESTS, Professor IHollister to Choose Group for Fina ls ,after Preliminary Series. W1IDE TOPIC CHOICE Frencf i Delegation of Five to~ Guard Naval Interests of France flTI I li~ GIANT PHYTOSAUR'S JAW MOUNTED AgainstPowers at London Naval Armame nt Limitation !Meeitngr U ifii tnnUUn rLnI AND )PUT IN UNI...…
…w - uillUtt7Jt;% ltll'dUt1I Y 1: 11_ .l1 MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 7-HREE THE ~ ._. .i rIx AIYA~ hE _ . Olsen Gives Talk on Child Research Facilities in New School 1 p af i 1 l 1 l r I 2 1 t I 1 r ( i TO CARRRY ONEXPERIMENTAL WORK - CO--ITHUI ON Professor Olsen Given General Nurseries Have Increased. Charge of Instruction Professor Olsen went on to state for University. that the nursery schools have in- crcased enormously in- the pas...…
…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday <. ": m, ihe tIniversity .-ear by the Board in (> rorol it',den : Ptrblicatians< fn P. , A'tenconference Editorial ociation. 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 matter. Special r...…
…SATURDAY, JMI VAi Y 18, '1930 THE MICIII. A - A"IL 8 PAGE FIVE SATUDAY JAI((JRY ~, 90 TE MIHIGN~DILY AGEFIV .. ..e.. ,14-1 *w qw lgvp ,7r LTA It *41 TO {RAFT DISCUSSES FIRST DEANS HONORED IN NAMING PCT DR. HYSU II. ING '20M G ''HP II OE IN MSC DORMITORY MOSHER-JORDAN HALL Ufld P IL TWO PIECES OF CHIN? ' "ost of the talented pipil1s I've ___ -- -- FP R EI O ft Two unusual pieces of Chinese' beeuwme,"stte E Constructed in Two; first w...…
…T H E lV 1C1IQA.f Ai X . ARD7 A1V..)l. . t VNIJFY , i ; i. i OPEN- COFREC SEASON TONIUNT U I I m m 1 11 11i-iilliilllo 11111111- - - - - , ,I. I - -iii I I LAST YEAR'S SCORING KINGS STILL PUT PLNCH IN BASKETBALL SEASON I I I s a .., ,, i 1 t F t i4 _r ATHLETIC EVENTS 'T ODAY. Wrestling. Ohio ,State at Columbus. Hockey. 'Wisconsin at Madison. Swimming. Mv. A. A, U. meet at Detroit. MND AY. Hockey. Minnesota at Minneapolis. Basketb...…
….irY'I URX~DIIY lt. d UllL; :±t 1 1'..L H t I A,!r -.AIN - -A'- .« . ? ..,.w.......... L !. A. Ln A V .F :A 9 A 41& j' 4 0.^Z Y l:%ir ":['Yl r L \Y . j Wolverines to Partiipa te Zn' /1A. UI. Swim Toda CASSllIFIID 1'016wyi s, ERTISINS ic _.__. _.._.__ .._._u__._ . r I SEVEB FEDE ILLINOIS GIVEN DECIDED EDGE I N 'Yearliing Cagers Lose u~r AEWT GR FIVoT at Game to Varsity 1~rmz 4 ___~ -(Continued Frm Pa ge,6) ENIEED W MI ving tmbledc...…
…PAG1 EIGT TE MCEIA ' -I MICHIGAN DAILY x ....... D A IL Y..._._.-SA . ..rJa~- i"JANA-..m.- & l... . r I'DAILY OFI ICIAL B'ULLETINK i Publicat~on n he Bulletin is constructive notice to all members or the U~niversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL, X1,. SATURDAY, J'ANUARY 18. 1930 No. 81 R''OUND TABLE CLUB TO BRING NEARING ASNEXT* LECTURER, Frank and Outspoken Economist to ...…
…ESTABIUSHED 1890 . 4 '. Lw A I MEMBER ASSOCIATED VOL.,XL. NO. 80. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS CUUHH UUNFEHLNUL Hoover Nominates for Commission Lee Post England to Honor American Delegates to A .m C n" f ol-A"i 'CONGRESS OISPUl Omi CUT[flfli n EIAI A Deferred Rushing Compromise TOSTART INITIA DISCSSOSTTODA Leader Has, Won Much Renoi Both in United States and Abroad. WILL CONSIDER R...…
…p PAGE 'TWO TH MICHICAN DAILY' FRIDAY, JANUARY 17; 1930 y u uas.. .wr,+w.awu.,,.., ... ...... .., ,.r....:,.,rv v S"Y' ||| 0 | ROME ACCLAIMS PRINCESS MARIE JOSE OF BELGIUM, BRIDE OF CROWN PRINCE HUMBERT, ON HER ARRIV AL INt FO URTHLECTURE'I F- 1 _ . ..,. ! ... . .. I Theological School Head Calls, Religious History Both Science and Art., 'CLASSIFIES RELIGIONS Believes Christianity Too Archaic to Make Itmpression on Modern Mind. "R...…
…1930 T 14 I i ! V i CIA I l 3 A n1A+.Tii 1930 TLY1 L L\ %l L1 tYANT fAY Dormitory Plans Embody Varied Advantages and Comforts ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF LIViNG -S[STUDENTS HAVE GREATER INTEREST DIEROM IN NEW WOMEN'S DORMITORY FO[ RELIGION SAYS HARVARD DEAN . So f Lr as the attitude of the stu- imor'eexemntlaiud - dents is concerned," stated Dr. aV:t j Willard L. Sperry, dean of the Har- wards life, and wants to try things , ' r 'ardk is...…
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…It T -Nr CrT-rl t A-N 4'*rTv%' p DECISION OVER OHIO PARIS DICTATES Q . A | HILL WOMEN AFFECT SHOOTI T OLI U U'OFF-HEAD' HATS 1,1ag.aW IALL0LO DRAMATIC TASTE HO I CT GIEN MICHIGANINCampsBy Be nIe.A L"Women of the United Sates, by Campus women have been quick EETINGleading men to bad plays, areT DEAELAST NIGHT . Installment Plan of Buying I Subject Discussed by Women Speakers. BREES GIVES VERDICT Negative Team Debates Indiana on Same Qu...…
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