…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. ...…
…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...…
… ETABLISHED 'V 7 rA IfIt iaMilj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PPRESS VOL. XL. NO. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1930 EIGHT PAGES r . PRICE FIVE CENTS TECHNICALITY MA Y nnriiriiT pnuennni Many Accept Sigma Delta Chi Grid Banquet Invitations as Committee Works on Program rraiE TOfl PSex Problem to be Topi .Four Faculty Mem C 11 A TCrfnnnonuni ic of Closed Forum; ibers to Lead DiscussionV OLVERINES subject, "Problems of Sex...…
…W r alt 1 0 0 t(". A kt n A t t itJ s . ,v r rMp!?+l' ok t qv 4 r x+Y+C t C A A rti HO E ICN STUD [NTS Convicts at Missouri State Penitentiary Threaten to Riot Becauseo Unsatisfactory Food; Guards Employ aa THRN U'H'_MICIGAT Ten Nationatries Represented 2 ~ ~ " " on Ninth Annual Trip; I.s Placstit/! {n. HILDNER IS IN CHARGE Itirierary to be Coveted Thrtough ~ : ~ Means of a Chartered Bus; I ~~E * Five Steps Arc Listed. j. 1 .-aH-v !) f3 1 ....…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1936 .THE MIC'HIG!AN DAILY PAG*E THREE ISO III III I "SEARCH "ENTIST WORST GROUP WILL MEET HERE NEXT MONTH BLIZZARD OF HISTORY PARALYZES CHICAGO; iTFlDE hPard Gives Taty YO I DISPARA TRAFFIC DUG OUT FROM 19 INCHES OF SNOWFALL I , F I L N E or Peri Uhivmrd, of te AN flflf 4 * , y i____Cercle Francais last night on the NeededLegislation Is Also subject. "Courses Given by the Says Four West-tE~t F4jghts State Boad Univ...…
…PAT rt7T THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA'T MIAY, MA1RCT 29; 1930 H I isting at Michigan now. Through l the intimate contacts such as close U _ sc dD^ year~ ~ ~4 ~ROLLf MuI1C And Drana Pn1bish d every morning except Monday friendships these men formed with TEDII Member of Western Conference £lEdi1 better adjusted to their surround- ADDING THE MAY FESTIVAL PROGRAM. Memberl of sternulCaonndegrauats hetattrlbcam/- Asoclation. 1 ings and the relation b...…
…°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...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 We 4W 41P MEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TENTATIVE OUTLINE FOR MAY FESTIVAL ARRANGEDBY SINK Percy Grainger and Claire Dux Are Soloists With Chicago Symphony Orchestra., NORTHWESTERN WAGESRAISED (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, March 27- Plans to increase by approximately 33 per cent the salaries of profes- sors and to limit the num...…
…PAE TWC THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 *INST EIN DELAIESTrans-Atlantic Speed Record Shattered by German Liner Europa on My tesaideno e;Bremen'sMark BetteredbEighteen flflhIIflT~lhIlAITII'Tfl l. nim nrii'nu Premier Negotiating Anti-Smuggling Pact I I bOR-VIIRIIUN IMVlil ELECTR-ICAL THEORY( Famous Physicist Presents Two Static Solutions of His Field Equations. PROOF MATHEMATICAL Cases of Electrically-Charged Fields and Unchar...…
… FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE f IIL K Secretary of Treasury Mellon Observes 75th Anniversary at Home in Pi 'My Confession' Used as Basis for Discussion of Ideals and Philosophy. SAYS VIEWS NOT SENILE Professor Denies Age Caused ttsburgh ISTR-rr IFifteen Artists and Symphony Orchestra to Appear on 1930 May Festival Program The completed May Festival pro- ichard Bonelli, baritone OTamT n1r annmmed vosterrav hv Ch...…
…PAGE FOUMR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by th Board in Contiol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference- Editorial Association. The Associated Pres is exclusively entitled ! to the use for republication of all new dis patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein.. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 T1417 MTrWTr- ANT -n All V IL* A r--4 v TT,"rw PtRIDAYMARCH 2, 1930 T~IVItI IC M t'11-1T J . - lFr GE 7. ,.g x ;sm UNPAR q rr N T ai"( (T OMAN ADVISES ANNUAL INTRAMURAL MEETATTRHAGUE EXPERT FIFTY PARTICIPANTS TO COMPETITION; WOMEN ENTER FlIEMAJOR TOUREYS S BLIZZ ARD HOLDS UP CONST RUCT ION AN NEW MOSHER-JORDAN DORMITORY 'N MIA OWor on the new Mosher-Jo for the Minneapolis firm, Pehrson thall for women,whse...…
…PAG SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDTAY. MA~RH 28. 1930 LlI7. l, 1Xi..C VA.1!%~.Al 444jf,. 13tiV COLLEGIATE SWIMMING CARNIVA L WILL BEGIN TODAI MICHIGAN ENTRIES SHOLD RATE HIGH Four Schools Favored to Fight for Tean4 Championships; Yale to be Absent. HOLD FINALS TOMORROW Swimmers from all parts of the country will gather at Cambridge, Mass., today and tomorrow for the seventh annual national collegiate championships tcf be held in the new...…
…A 1 I.T. Tr%.A'.f %XAIOf'lTX 00 101:111. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN .V'±~1DA~X, VJARCi ;&a O, uw __ ____________ YEARLING FENCERS' CONCLUDE SEASON BRITAIN AWAITSI ANNUAL RUNNING OF STEEPLECHASE' Forty Horses Slated to Competej Over Aintree Course ! Swordsmen Finish Year's Play in 91st Event. With State and Freshman T am t3(y Associated Press) Tournaments. LIVERPOOL, England, March 27 NUMERALS TO BE GIVEN -All Britain today eagerl...…
…0 PAUL EIfa TIH E MICHIGAN DA ILY FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1930 DAILY Off ICIAL BULLETIN GREEN TOURS DETROIT IN POLICE CHALIAPIN ILL j DELAND WILL SEEK REPUBLICAN CAR TO PROVE RADIO EQUIPMENT NOMINATION FOR GOVERNORSHIP Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members #(By Associated Press> cm could ride in a radio of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- LANSING, March 27-Gov. Fred dent until 3:30 p....…
… E-STABLISHED 1890 i 4. aIM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 127 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS VOTE IN 14 COLLEGES FAVORS PROHIBITION CHANGE '9) T Studet Voters, in Daily Poll Make Many i VOE CRT, ageObservations on Margins of Ballots 111 4fln lf llfl l n- __ __ __ COUNC APROVESFaculty Votes Cut TDown Wet Margin opnpq~i 1( 1 Aini;n Prnct..( Ar lPnj1 i t it Cryptic notes and s...…
…?AGE TW~ UNIVERSTY BOST LARGE COLLECTIO~ Group of Egyptian Parchment Now Includes More Than 6,000 Manuscripts. VARIOUS SIZES INCLUDEr Water Immersion, Glass Mount Ray Filter Used in Task of Dedcphering. Comprising the largest collectior of papyrus manuscripts in Americ and one of the lAr est in th world tl6e Univ i'sityr nb has a library t ,o hib'i'e tha 6,doiI jOajri of &b6i6i1 .gfptiagorigin. These range ir sie f oii or. fragffiehts to' larg...…
…-THURST)AY_ MARCH 27. An ,THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE . .. ..w. GLE CLUB PLANS]Mexican Flyer Plans NATI 'TOf T ER L L L LJij i LOne-Stop Paris Fih { SC oMANYATTRACTIONSSHIPBUILDINGRCE Mi r n nnunnrnT I1 ._ . .: . E iN SrniN u tn i I .n_ 'I Program for Annual Appearance Is Fixed by Traditions of Long Standing. TICKETS NOW ON SALE Enthusiastic Comments Received' From Alumni Listeners to Radio Program.. Ticket sales for the Spring c...…
…MCI: FOUR' THEU MICH-IGAN D A I L " ITURSTDAY, NTATITH 27, IM modern business life, to choose the fountainhead of wisdom rather Pabrlsh d every morning except Monday than the glorified information bu- Cuiongo udientPebliat . BOin s reau. And if this be true, we regret Member of Western Conference Eitorialthat the judicious and discrimina- Association. ting cannot choose Michigan. Our The Associated Press is exclusively entitled academi...…
…T T AV:''.lt Attu 27' lfj.AQ THE MICHIG A.14 Ll.'AIL 1VCLAY A'Ir'.T '71f~l 'ii T HI AVJ 11 WVA a S- _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ____. UNIVERSITY WOMEN CAST DRY VOTE IN DAILY POLL PNOS fNXPRESSED IN CAMPUS PROHIBITION BALLOT; MAJORITYIDI) NOT DRINK WOMAN ASSUMES; SIMPLICITY OF LINE AND FLAT FURS AIRPORTCONTROL I LdL L ADD SENSE OF ELEGANCE TO COATS niamniminr nnI...…
…PACG X THE ICHI 1AN r)ATT.V .T a.aa. ..am aTC.a~ aVf 1"Y LI"9A *** ~ 4~A A L..1 ± .I'S7'PGI i t Y", N1Lirtun L't, luou WRESYLESTu COMPETE IN ATOA 4 } _- _. __._ _. _... _.... _ __.._ _. uM ICHIAN TO SENfljBIX ETS NEW NATIONAL MARK TWIARIYIE FOR SHOT PUT AT INDOOR MEET HeitadParker, Conferene Champions, Will Not Go....... V*ARSITY'TENNIS 'SQUAD PREPARES MEDIOCRE SQUAD OF LAST YEAR I TO OPEN SEASON FOR SENATORS STRONG FIELD ENTERED'i...…
…TS-09 MW ?VAMT~27,1030 '"-IEMICHI.GAN DAILY PAGE LWENi~ Intr'amural -I MAJOR LEAGUES 1PLAY OFF PUCK _ FOOTBALL RULES COMMITTEE CURBS S L A SSI F I E STOP RULE AND CAM1 IU LAGE ABUS E ADYERTISING I - I~CHAMPIONSHIPS . 1* News 1__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ______________ Two hard: fighting hlokey games ' y Reit'Patton 'in the playoffs of the International Yumabemogtsepr By hvn two men_ tip fbr wine and the N~tio21al Leaguie resulted g'; who have bgen ...…
…'rH MICHIGAN DAIL.Y k THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1930 THE Mi HIGAN AILY'- THUR .AY,.ARCH.2..19. I 9! - t Y'f 7 '4 R - v -t ea A f -.ue .-v 1"\ a -w r. 4 "T - W - .* Jr"m- 10W " 1V WWAf I 1a 1A MINING EXPLOSION Dog Witness Called AMERICAN CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES DA I LYV F ICI AL BVL LE N KILLS 8, BURIES 3 to Exonerate Owner TRAPPED BY CHINESE COMMUNI (By Asfiociari rsi ) Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members ARNETTSVI...…
…ESTABUSHED 1890 IC tY 4ut MEMBER, ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 26. 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LITERARY 3~~jQ~5IGeograPhical Society LITE 90Y SENORSGeographical Society Will Honor Eckener VTE TO MAINTAIN' CLASS CEREMOF'JI S --a Class Day, Senior Sing, Seniors Banquet Will be Observed in Traditional Form. DECIDED BY CLOSE POLL Complete Nominations of Class t Day Officers and Posts f...…
…or wr mirP1r. A M, MA'Tt"",V , isir 4ZTAV AXAI O.V 09 10091 .I}? tT rT 11"flA V . LL4IA 1l_....1 l..i 1 1V L.#f] L 1 'rI V .L'LiiJ7 lX, ,LVitutl.~1 6o, luOau lk R 0 * - - - - - - - - - - - - . HAWKS WILL TRY TO CROSS CONTINENT IN GLIDER'inirT nnnr HAITIAN OFFICIAL' TOWED BY PLANE, TRIP WILL REQUIRE EIGHT DAYS HUUSL T9 I UNSJBdIUDWILL WITHDRAW ___________ "'rnnurr H POS I Separate Votes Expected Over Controversial Amendments to Tariff Bi...…
…e -WEDNESDAY, MARCH GVr i§sT0f "THS, M.TCHIGAN. DAW11Y. AWDNSDYMACH26 130'TE. M CHGA"JIL D mE T FROM HAITI ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON 'LU L Lil TO, T,9L TO CONFER WITH HOOVER ON PRESENT SITUATIQN AT FIRST M EETI . o ::.o _____________}__ O F C T : L N E S ': . .;.:l :t'*:-..;" .'- .*** ..nh? 00N Q6J0 ," M~ P . ? 4A. : _, . _ ,__ i Michigan Delegates to Zoning: and Planning Conference to Meet Tomorrow. f TEALDI TO GIVE SPEECH Recognized Of...…
…PAGE FOUh THE MICHIGA\IN DAILY ''' T}n IAY. MARCH 26. 'I030r TV AT ,;jidraa ,.y a aa aauv a . Ilrl ll R PVhlisbhd every morning except Monday during ine Tniversity year by the Board inI Cont ol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Assoqiation. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled! to the: use for renpublication of all news dis- 1 simultaneous with the beginning of the Althing, was during medie- val ti...…
…WEDSDAMARCH 26;, 1930 TH E MICHI GA N-DAI LY a C~w IfA C4 b: VI v r TO SING DURING OE 90 UUWOMEN COMING FESTIVAL EXPRESS OPINIONS' *ABOUT PROHIBITION3 Second Day Shows Decrease by 214 Votes in Number Who Cast Ballots. - LITERARY COLLEGE LEADS 1 r FESTIVAL ARTIST S-HAS UNIQUE LiFE, Dusolina Giannini, an American, Has Rapid Rise to Fame as Concert Singer. MADE DEBUT IN AIDA' The concert hall may acquiesce in the "veteran-singers" dragging' th...…
…*1 THE MICHIGAN fDATL=- WED~NESDAY, MARCH 2AliWO .. - -u- - a-}:.11-y.-a.. e_ a. _ _ _ _ __.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __^.i -- -----T -r- - .. - __ .._ .. ' : 11 . .. I - . , - I I . . , : - " - ,- -7 -- I I I . -- .. '.., " 1. 1 - 1. 1 - -- I I 1 11 .. - - I I I VETERANS RETURN FOR WOLVERINE NET SQUAD SOPHOMORES INILKipke to go Outside MAKE -STRONG 0as Soon as Weather NE STRNG BDrillws l Will...…
…TTHE MICIH-IGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN YURLACIITE ._"Wommorwr. . . ... _. _ _ _ _ _ .:_- _.. _.. _ _ __ . ... _.. U_ DETROIT RELYING ON RECRUITS YC IN RACE FOR FIRST DIVISIO .I.I/Tr g p r ICHIGAN NATATORS WILL MEET STIFF TFAMS ON EASTPRN TRIP II fLASSIF IEU~ mfdADVERrFISINGLA NOfTICEI I6 Bucky Harris' clan of Detroit Tigers, boasting their usual batting- A strength but apparently slightly AtA~etkc,; for Al' Dqcpartint better off along the pi...…
…,rHE MICHIGAN DAILY THF MvCHI aN iaiLV .a.4V4SSSIa'',&*.~ *i1VF tol.At Z, ;L a i DAILY OFFICIAL 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) SOCIETY TO SHOWIS 1FOLOIITO DND OHENY CONGRATULATES ATTORNEYSC PU PI SlNLT 911AQ TLNOLRB SOCULETUTO FSLOW CUIULIUFUUOLLO WING ACQUITT AL IN OIL BRIBE IJ duvL...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 oe *~~t lai tMH MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 3,56 OTE; POLL co TI UES Tooi SENIORS TO VOTE ON OBSERYANCE Class of Literary College Will' Ballot on Continuation of Traditions. HOLD MOCK ELECTION1 Class Day, Senior Swing, Classl Banquet Will be Revisedj or Abolished.' PRI ESIDENT RUTHVEN CASTS VOTE COACHES MOURN IN DAILY'...…
…THLIZ VMIC H U'AN, DAILY TiUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930 I _ FIRST SIX MTHSIMORMON TEMPLES TO BE CENTERS OF WORLD-WIDE FIV R XIi~ ord Trying to Buy OF INST RAIONS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS IN HONOR OF FOUNDING Early Type Windmil fONTINUE ON VIE- ,CONTNU.......,-. LAUDED- IN ARTIC LE! I ' AT CAMPUS HALLSK [NP,PL NS BIGMADE FOR OCEANFLGT Aviators of Many Countries Hope to', Accomplish Atlantic Crossings Soon. NO SOALO HOPS PLANNED Profss Plok Pae...…
…TH~ MtCN.-- JIin PACE -THRME MACHINElKE MENAMERICAN INTERNATIONAL B - - jjfAN5 SEEK S IN SPEE MEMBERS LEAVE FOR SWITZERLANDE SNews From Other Colleges Y RABBIFRAKLIN Convocation Speaker Deplores Industrial Efficiency of Modern Age. SEEK RELIEF IN SCHOOLS Present Deification of Power Seen as Principle Cause of Growing unrest. Religious and educational insti- tutions should have courage to teach a way o'f living, to stimulate growth intelle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 25, Afditoatt Batt# Publish-d every morning except Monday during ti eniversit7 year by the Board un Contiol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledy to the use for republication of all news dis-~ patches credited to it or nt otherwise credited in this -paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
