…T T r v 7 7" 7. w 7 7 R 7r,. .-v -! - .: . r . w . ! . . "6RAY " , 1930 TH M CAN DAILY PA B~O EVEL' Detroit Wains Game From Senators, 6-2 S*-IaARKEY-SCHMELLNG BATTLE i PROMISES FAST, HARD SCRAP C LASSIF AYR'I PIANO TUNING -- Phone67. delivery. E1 ) Victor Allmendiinger. The Sten- KILLIN'S GRAVEL CO. IGD way concert artist tuner. Office; Tel. 7075, 7112, or 21014. C at residence, 1608 Morton Ave., YIGTee . ncat.Fi (Continued From Page...…
…r r. ,.r W Wrrr , V- - v - r -v -'W"W"V - V - " - _WW TI PAGE EIGHT THE M4CHIGAN DAILY' 1P.tIhAV JTTNhVfl ' £ 1(V f _*_ _ ItI~b#ix., J lVL' o~, LiIUUJ AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN II January 15, 1930, which provides that "hereafter sorority and fraternity rushing shall not be allowed before the noon of Saturday of Orientationx Week." Under this ruling fraternities may make appointments withI freshmen at any time for engagements to be kep...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890I Vt it I. tI1 MEMBER ASSOC!ATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 178 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS UNION COMMITTEES1D C IN19 FOR COMN YEAR NAMED BY DNHE House, Publicity, Banquet and Underclass Committeemen Chosen by President. NEW GROUPS APPOINTED Men Wishing toTry for Union Positions Should Report to Student Offices. Union committee appointments for the coming year were announc- ed yesterd...…
…1 0 i TrWO THEMICHIGAN- D ..L Y 1°:P T" ~ ~ U. TI _130 .., . o., .. , ....,..,.... KH9S 9NOUC~s !AGE WINS COVETED SPIIGONI EP LAR TRO PU UNBOYS U ~ otayDepartment 1: .!ftt AN ~ri ftl:"N alf)Makes Appointments POLICEMEN HUNT% MISSING YOUTHS S~eam Students May Begin to Register on June 26; 'Hours Released. LAWS TO BFGIN EARLI ER' Hiours of registration for the 1930} ~Smmner Session, which opens June 30 in all colleges and schools of t...…
…lTHhAV XTJUNE1 5. 1920 THE MICHIGAN ..DAILY PAGE T1REE C~ . ..J... J q .', i., - $UDbEN SQUALL C APS JZ S RWN UHA[[L[ MILiTARY UN Al lM N ITII ATTND D BUATOFF WEST COAST: 6 DRSCHEDULE fORY GIVN THIS MONTHi Ten P'rfessors to Givo Lecturej Series Durin Five Day Session. SHAW DIRECTS PROJECT1 Classes in Varied Subjects Willj be Offered Following Comtineincement. Many graduates of the University will take advantage of the oppor-' tunity t...…
…- ~-wv PAGE FOUR THE ~ M TC H.TG. A N DAILY a s a - a s v- - -r v S { 111a-V1a a~ ' nwAJM I ,i 1 jU , 1.y J Published every morning except Monday luring tie University year by th ouad In Conti ol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference 11itorial 'Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- yatces credited to it or not otherwise credited ithis paper and the local ne...…
…T ...1w w- Tv T 7 T T ..w w r :.w-R r r rw s.ww .. -s+.w- - . THURS~DAY, JUNE D. 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY f, cc v 4.. p ILVA RMATA ANNALBREAKFA, ST PL.ANS 'COMPLETEDc Last Affair for Senior Women I Will be Held in Ballroom of League Building. BELLE SUGGESTS SMART SUITABLE FOR HOT Ii-- COSTUME SUMMER DAYS i WILL BE HELD JUNE 21j Florence Tennant Will Play to be Presented League Theatre. Direct in Senior breakfast, an event on...…
… r-rn W --- w '. - . . w - - - ." - r y - - . . w r wW 'W 'r - --- V r - - vrr PAGE -811 'r E MLCHI-GIN D A T E Y M UTM On A Ir TTTIJM% G t nr n - -a AS A .5 ~ 1*A ~. u.. AIS rrl'1R6,DA JUNE q 5'y~~, P1930 WOLVES TO MEETSPARTAN NINE INFJIVAL Gi IM ES REVNGEONSTATE Fisher Team Will End #Seagson in Contest With East Lansing Nine, jufi el2, 21. HORNsBY GETS AAFELG N SPARITANS ARV ST'RONdG' Hoping to gain revenge for the 3 to 1 defeat...…
…T, -__r THUP,2DA'T,,,tTITfi5. 130 THE MICHIGAN DILY -PAGE SEVEN ° 9 wrn nr _ _ Malone, Bush And Hartnett; Sei- T OR i bold, Cunningham, Zachary and C B 1g AjSorr I l AMERCAN LEAGUE.- St. Louis ... 100 000 020- RHE Philadelphia 000 011 020-- 4 11 0 RbeRudItitsOtEiighteen Gray, Kimsey and Ferrell; Earn- pmer, But Yankees Lose; shaw, Quinn and Cochrane. Berger Keeps Pace. R H E Boston . .. .200 010 100 1- 5 10 31 Brooklyn retained its two-...…
… - rwr rrn - - r n rrrwrrrn PAGE EIGHT T.H E MICHIGAN DAILY' ,rTTT74.WT-A ' I~ TT7.YThIP Cc* o -. ' - - '- - - - - . .1 U t 11f1X, JUNL' N 5, 1u I ._ DAILY 0 F1FI C IAL B ULLETI N 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) (Stars E VOL. XL. THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930 No. 178 WASHIN ory thatce is presente ...…
…THE WEATHER Fair and Warmer &I g 6 ummrr miicthigan :Iaitp MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X. NO. 5. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS UNIVERSITY GIVES' SPECIAL CDURSES ON PUBLIC HEALTH'1 Public Health Officials and Social Workers to Attend Health Institutes. STUDY SIX WEEK-ENDS Many Nationally Famous Health Lecturers Scheduled to Take Part in Programs. "Functioning "adequately in pub- lic health requires t...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 It It 4 aU33t SMEMBERI ASSOCIATED PREj VOL. XL. NO. 177 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS INSANE CRIMINALS BREAK(FOR LIBERTY AT IONIA HOSPITAL Two Are Captured as Officers, Citizens Search Near-by Swamps and Woods. ELEVEN REMAIN FREE Cgever Ruse Aids Prisoners in Escape From Bad' Ward; Attack Two Guards. (By Associated Press) IONIA, June 3.-A posse of near-. ly 100 officers and ...…
…TIM SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1930 r ~fWOASTED RLLS P'ublishedf every morning except Moud y i I- during the Un iviersity Sumumer _Session by ORilT Music THE DRAB and Drama LMATIC FESTIVAL a0 the Board in Control of 'Student Publications. ONE &' ALL The Associated Press is exclusively en- titkld to the use for republication of all news Editorial--Once more we as pros- clispatch...…
…- -ww.r-ww-' PAGE0 TWO TH4 Mltl--T CAN btAT rv .4nI ...._______________________________________WED~ nJ 'I f-.'5D~ ~ , JNE!- 4,-!-.PMU) I R ill C ID GRAAFZEPPELIN AT REST IN JESEY AFTER TRIP FROM SOUTH AMERICA M TTHEWS PlNS FR0 COSEVTION OSBORN MAY SE'L. SENATORIAL Pi.ACE MOUSE SLAUGHTERING TIME ARRIVES IN MUSEUM MAMMAL DEPARTMENT Rodents Give 'All' to Science as j ether as the agent of a merciful Massacre Progresses. death. To further...…
… ..Y 4, .1930' THEAM R - MGAN-DAELY 4,.90TE UMRMHA AL nharn'S. SHIPPING BOARD STARTS .NSTUlNS le " STUD YOF MRCHANT MARINE ILLS FT IH C I 1 H 9T- 1 N E 1W.lurley.o f Chicago Named sold, or are being operated by .Oeof Six to Examine Rap. American companies. * tidly Failing Boat Lines. New Line Authorized. tr5. arcJR~aAn.a LncerL Irum ItL £" ricanI4 to Win British Amateur Golf Title. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 3-Making room for ...…
…WED'E A, JUNE 4, 1 TIHE MICHIGAN D AIL PAGETHREE PAGE THREE NTON MICORNELL YOUTHS CROSS ATLANT;IC;I TOUR MEDITERRANEAN IN SAILBOAT BANOVET TO TAKE I r.....,..... :::x:: 1 F PLACE ATBOST-ON s Eve of Michigan- !{ard am Set as Date for Alumni Celebrations LARGE GROUP EXPECTED] Special Train at Reduced Rates d Will Convey Hundreds From Middle-West. Plans are being formulated for: the National Michigan Dinner;k which will be held Nov. 7 in Bos-...…
…THE SUM MER MICHIGAN DAILY -FRIDAY,- JULY 4, 1930 -ALSO- SATURDAY NIGHT i IT 0 ;L.i I' The Smart Comed y By PHILIP BARRY 0 PHONE 6300 FOR RESERVATIONS All Seats 75c' 0 SEASON 'TICKETS 7 PLAYS 4.00 (I I IREASONABLE PRIDESh CAFETERIA SPECIAL LUNiCHEONS AND DINNPERS FIFTY CENTS MITITIIIIIIIIIIIII'l mm …
…PAGE FOUR T HE MT{CHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 .u ... - ft Published every Morning except Monday, during the University year by the Hoard in Con jai oi Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use ftor 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 ...…
…WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE v 7 r ,E DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATION HELD AS CHIEF ACCOMPLISHMENT OF YEAR PLAYWRIGHT OF 'JONICA STARRS' DESIGNS SETS] Mrs. E. W. Smith States That Z19PIEAHSNEW INSTALLATION MANY DANCES, DINNERS, TEAS HELD IN HONOR OF SENIORS AND GUESTS Decoration Day Weekend Scene i tertained the seniors of the chap- of Last Social Functions ter at a luncheon at the Women's for the Year. League last S...…
…-'AGE 9, WOLVE C MICHIGAN SUFFERS UMERouS LOSSES Varsity Percentage Shows Fall as Teams Lose More Than Half of the Time. GOPHERS PROVE EASIEST Athletic fortunes of Michigan teams, usually in the ascendancy over Conference rivals in dual com- petition, did not fare so well in the 1929-30 season just closed. In 62 contests with other Big Ten teams, the Wolverines emerged victorious on 37 occasions, while they lost 21 encounters to the opposition...…
…WEDNEDAY, JUNE 4,~ 1030 THR MICHICAN DAKIY "PAGE SEVEN THIIJR RI ~ M ETAR9 SE$NTcRS D]FEAT TIGERS, 8-4 i II FOR CICAGOMEEV A BALTITLE I_______________ -FORCHIC G~ru M[I ' A ombination of effective pitch- , Yesterday's major league contests 15 to 2 Art Teachout pitchinga '__ ing, heavy hitting and mediocre! were featured by a series of wilds steady brand of ball backed by fielding proved to be better thanI hitting games. In every tilt sa...…
…T -~ - - W W W V Y~ - V V ,; 1AGE EIGHT THE MTCHIGAN DAILrY WV.nMV..qnAV -TTTWr. A 10'%A t -._7_-___________________._._.__._____aaAAli a .nJA./±I'.JLjaJA.., U.M %J *, ±aj DAILY OFFICIAL ,BULL ETIN 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. WEDNESDAY JUNE 4, 1930 No. 177 NOTICES Members of the Gr...…
…L 4 P 6 uw mrx filhltiga ~I~ai4ip MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS MORALS R 0l HOEIENROLLMENT IN FORESTRY CAMP o R lESHOWS 100 PERCENT INCR ALSE yr LflIILII VLUL SAYS PROF. PARlKER' Nine states and Canada are re- presented in the group of 25 stu- dents who are attending Camp Fili- bert Roth, the sophomore forestry camp near Munising, in the Upper Peninsula, which is under...…
…ESTABLISHEDI 1890 g t rd 400 ,4771 at I . . ... . ..... .... . ...... . .. MNNWNWWNNO VOL. XL, NO. 176 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 EIGHT PAGES STUDENT DRINKING~ PflhIP DF~ on ~ ~ r c ~?'OBBINS ANNOUNCES TASSEL COLORS Rear Admiral SENTOR DMAN!RWillLet SEAOSOMN'e ;de;IMMEDIATE ACTION 4 UN TARIFF HATES' 1.1 B rd STUDENT DRINKING Br SHOWN IN DECLINE Ur L re Here ___ College Heads Believe Greater S Temperance Displayed ...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 3 f 193 V THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. JULY 3. 1930 -_ II4 e'ntutvr Published every morning except Monday during the UnAliversity. Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Precss is excclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all new's dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub~ished herein. Enter...…
…w. _ _ . . r . s.Ww r W W'. .,r 's .. .I r' . :FW W w 'Tr : PAGE TWO TRr. MYr.14Tr.AM nAtt-V a IIa °. lrta'. ...tt 1, FAtl Ixrrv.I I _/ ESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 ZEPPELIN PR EENED FOR FINAL LAP OF 18,00 ILEFLIG-HTi Thousands View Giant Dirigible in Lakehurst Hanger as Ship Is Repaired. BILL Y ARNOLD, YOUNG CHICAGO RACE DRIVER, WINS E lIMagic Hands Quicker ANNUAL 500-MILE SPEED CLASSIC AT INDIANAPOLISp IL LI iiiuThan Mystical Eyes; GOVERNENT...…
…0 THE SUJMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PLANS ANNOUNCED- Professor Olson. Explains Aim of University's New Plan for Child Education. TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 30 Schedules for and information petaining to the University's new elementary school for groups of children of nursery school and kin- degarten ages have been issued by Prof. Willard C. Olson, director of. research in child development in the School of Education. Septem- ber 30 has been set as the date of...…
…- - 'ww 'Tr 'T T T wryT Tom r WY' r'W' T T f' r .. r r- - tTT ATA V. TTTI V, R -1 Qq T HE M IC HIG'N,,.Alt I PA GE TIIflEE2 NGC?1~!13 V VLVG O lYIJV a; u " : a v; a yr VIYIiW .... , 4 ..: .. . . .. ..... . . __. _ ... i r i I PLANiS COMPLETEDVS11ILTANEOUS TRANSLATO R'FOR ALL LANGUAGES. HISOLE LTLDYA. M. Jackson Stoent0E SOLVES PROBLEM OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES Navy Hono tdn '~l~jt~II~lBOSTON-(AP)-Out ofUNKNOWNd IA^ II SEE of Edward...…
…THE SUMMER, MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY THE SUMMER MIChIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JULY Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all Inem- St. Mary's chapel for Catholic bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean Students will have only one mass of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.m. !Sunday mornings during the sum- Saturday. mer session of the University, ac- VOLUME X THURSDAY, JULY 3, ...…
…;- mr-' R7 T'F^ :- - V - - -w w W - YWW v-w-v - W - VW'VVVWW ~--~- - - - -w w w v- v - - - w w V W~~W PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN nATT y 1s eti +s i i ir stiiti+i w a ww w }ter 111 s 1, iHF 171 CV A. 1r V A t' r~A ..,1TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 Published every morning exeept Mondayr Suring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferenc Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en...…
…T . TT T TT!'w .T T T :s~ r- . #'P UT Tw AI[NTY T3 T ^ WTM rNWTI VT-'7 x TA4 ,93w wL M CHI A V Ip r Y I KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA WINS BASEBALL TOURNAMENT WOMEN TO HEAR RETIRING OFFICERH ,H DEFATDfN INL''' SEASONS EVENTS cGAME OF TOUFINEY FR ORCNIZATION, Extra Inning Played to Decide Victor; Score Tied in Fifth Inning, 16 to 16 K. BADGER, '31, PITCHES Kappas Take Lead in First Inn- ing; Game Marked by Fine Batting, Poor Fielding. Kappa Kappa...…
…- V -, ----- ~~V V 'V WV - wy V W W W W w. -w w r-.- ' w .. t.. T.. ..., ..1f:,., ,W'Wl PAGE SIX T~t MC HTr. 'N'N nAl F-V f'"TTT" e4l'% A YT 'TTTT,,," A 4 AA/4 - a a =a1 C 4 %'. & £ S1 AA 2r L7 l9 AI L. * aL , j UYJUNE~1 l3 MI - ".r dd 1jolll 71 l°J PARES WELL ll SPRING BY~ VADSITY TEAMS Wolverif es Win Championships in Outdoor Track and I Dual Tennis Meet. FINISH SECOND IN GOLF Athletic competition for the 1929- .0 season has p...…
…"T 7 T7T Y ;w T .. v -w 7 rr. . s -. ww... r w...+ -. .-.,. . _.-. T'UE DAY, Jt'NF , 30 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN INJURIES HANIC Many Players Are Put on Shelf3 by Series of Casualties; Hal Carlcson Dies. FONSECA BREAKS WRIST This year's baseball races have become unpredictable close battles as injuries and illnesses ranging from mumps to broken bones have attacked nearly every team in both of the major leagues. In some of the more u...…
…r : - _,r W V-r VVVV-w'Vr rr r r TH E MICHIGAN DAILY sA U319o .I IL M. [OD, MEDADMIRAL BYRD WELCOMES BALCHEN, Colonel Lauds Swiss ,LPILOT AT SOUTH POLE, TO BALBOA; Compulsory Training B UDGET HEAD, 0 IES dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 No. 17 Director Who Resigned in 1929 f___________________ Succumbs After Prolonged !xF NOTICES 'hSiege of Illness. I Reimbursement of persons using their own auto...…
…THE WEATHER Fair, Continued Cool. T 4 P SUmmer MEMBER OF THE £rg ~IaitF ASSOCIATED PRESS j VOL. X, NO. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS SENATE VOTES AID TO W Vi IENS DESPITECRITICISM Democrats Successful in Raising Pension Rates After Bill Comes From House. CURTIS TAKEN TO TASK Conditions Indicate Conference Between Senate, House of Representatives. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, July 1-A new world....…
…TIM SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 a THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILYWEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 0 R V Published every morning except Mond y during the U niversity Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise cre-dite:d in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the ...…
…3W3. THE ~SUMMER PMOMHOAN DAILY PG~T~I I 'ROHIBITION CHIEF DYGGATES REPEAL [~aj. Campbell, Outgoing Head of New York Enforcement, Charges Interference. LAMES PETTY POLITICS Sr. LOUIS AVIATION FANS OPEN SPECIAL +GLIDERPIOR T AS LAND)IN+G FIELD FOR FLIERS OF MO TORLESS CRAFTS Lindbergh Made First Flight in' Glider at Field Established r; by Pioneer in Gliding. J:c' Fs Prohibition Officials 4Treasury Department Are Insincere. inI (By Assoc...…
…THE SUrdMER MICHIGAN DAILY"' WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1930 DA OFCIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOLUME X WEDNESDAY, JULY 2. 1930 NTMBER 3 Women's Education Club: The first meeting of the Women's Educa- tion Club will...…
…IH WE4 ~1~ATHETIR 01 ummrr MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Cooler, Showers Probable. A SS VOL. X, NO. 2 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 PRICE FIVE CENTS 111111111a 111111111111111*11 1* a I11111, I HLPLH1UHY 5HUUPIHNODLAE TO PRODUCE SERIESHOND Of SEVEN DRAMUSH HNYBRIDS ARE NOT ALWAYS INFERIOR, SAYS PRF.~ SHULL Students in Play Production to Appear in Plays Offered in Summer Session. tHOLIDAY' WILL BE FIRST Chester M. Wallace, of ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 It i xti ASSED VOL. XL. NO. 175. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1930. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS BADGERSO OVECOMEi MICHIGAN TO TAKE CONFERENCE TITLE JUNE ISSUE OF INLANDER FEATURES MUCH STUDENT WRITTEN MATERIAL Sommerfield Scores to Give Badger. 1-0 Victory on Nine Steal; Literary Magazine Will Appear on Campus Next Wednesday; Last Issue of Year. June number of the Inlander, featuring articles by ...…
…THE SUMMEA MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 OPEN TOSUET Registration for Membership Continues 'Through Week in Union Lobby. BILLIARD ROOM CLOSED SCHOOL PRODIGY i Registration for Summer Session membership i the Union will con- tinue today and the remainder of the week at the main desk in the Union lobby. In order to obtain - a membership card, each man stu-4 dent in the University must pre- k sent his treasurer's receipt at the Jt3 tim...…
…T 1~MCHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, J'UNE 1, 1030. TOTAL, 'PU V [l ONROUND-' 7HE-WQRLD PLIER AND PILQT oF QOHMTY 6,88':PIUEWR ~ r. V n >-t n O i Expert, 1930- Census -Returns Indicate1 Lake Research. Th1ree ecaes.. ANN ARBCIR LEADS GAIN r tecrease Shawn by Only Four ! te Towti!bis Over biuses ~f 1920 lCensus.1,<q 'Uina1 census figures for 1930, ,as:s announced yesterday by Cornelius , W. Tuoy, census supervisor for r1 Washtenaw district, .give th...…
…1930 THE SUMMR MIofIGAN DAILY ,, PRO0FESSOR GOULD' OUTLINES HISTORY' OF ANTARCTIC TRIP Michigan Scientist Describes Work and Accomplishments of Byrd Expedition. v 111[III till III i111111111111III I1llmtill III IIII III 1111111111111111111NIIIIIIII11111f11111IIIIII III IIII III 11III III IIIII[II111111111111111111till[ 1IIIII111111111111111111till 1111111111111111111111111111111111111N11III III UiIIIIItill 11111111111111111111111111111ll1 s...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1930. UIJIIDKITY ndsen Elected Head ir UIIIWL tJIII | IILLI' Iof Architectural Club u \1 L Percy E. Knudsen, '31A, was elected president for the coming J L .year of the Architectural society,I in the poll held Wednesday and1 School of Forestry Aids State Thursday, according to returns an- Division of English to Sponsor by Instructing Teachers nounced last night. Knudsen led New Volume of Student on Value of Forests. three other...…
…THE SUMMER MICMGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 1, 100 TED SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 r TOinEROLL b About Books Published eveymoring e-ept Monday IW'EHRE / ______________________________ during. the Unvesity nSummer Session by AEt NLPANS'EEYHN the Board in Control of tudent =Publications WEREHRE L.I..a The Long Trek by Richard L. The Associated Press is exclusively en- Sto n ihr .Sto r tifled to the use for republication of all news...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAIEY SUTNDAY, JUNE 1, 198. 7: r L ,-,7 Z - - - __ - - 1 _ - ..... a r. Publiaed every morning exeet Monday t tuing the ~niversity ear by the Board inh Contl of Studen Publication. Member of Western Conference Editorialh Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- zl patches credited to it or not otherwise gredited n this paper and the local news published...…
…Y, JULY 1, 1930 THE SUMMER MICMGM DAILY PACE FIVE LY, JULY 1, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PA~~F~ F'IVR i I RUBN B ,SEICTI AIRMEN CON' WINS FIRST P"r<iZE:2: ISM ESYCONTEST r....: Received Degree. at Michigan ~ ~ inr Marine Engineering in Class of 1915, "DIED IN° PLANE CRASH . 'Bonbright Prize Offered for Best Essay on -Electric Light and Power Industry Rise .t Honor was again brought to:. Michigan with the winning of the Bonbright pri...…
…__ hiY1~1:1O MT I AN IATY A E I w wr I' .. "MOO, AM% a ATHLETICJTO BSPAKER NGROUP PLANS COMPLETEDO , ARRANGESBENEFIT ' STAGE WHISPER By Helen Carrm, '31. SORORITIES END SOCIAL ACTIVITIES BY ENTERTAINING SENIOR MEMBERS Anticipating the exodus from pot-luck picnic supper at the chap- Ann Arbor before Commencement, ter house. sororities have lent their interest to The senior members of Kappa t the entertaining of senior members Alpha...…
…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN' DAILY TUESDAY, JUL- Y_ 1, 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1930 i RUTH YEN TO LEAVE ON VACATION TRIP TO0 SALTLAKE ICITY Will Establish Camp With Son West of Salt Lake City to Study Reptiles. SON TO ASSIST FATHER President Expects to Return to Ann Arbor Sometime Within Two Months. Continuing his work in the study of reptiles, President Alexander G. S Prrrrir.rOtRTALKIP cy-....rrr..s r..rr, Cornell on...…
…PAG~E SIX THE MICHIGAN DATLY SUNDAT, ~JUXE 1, 1930. - - ----- - SPARTAN NINE TRI UMPHS OVER MICHIGAN; 3-1 WOLERI ES HELD Kiegler Allows but Seven Hits But Michigan State Takes ' Lead Early in Game. RALLY COMES TOO LATE Michigan State celebrated Me- morial Day in fitting fashion by triumphing over their arch-enemy, Michigan, 3 to 1 in a fast, well- played game at East Lansing. The Spartans rode to victory on the supple left arm of Ch...…
