…CH 25, 1930 THE MICHIGAN, D ILY a aa. TP R' 2M T 2C-1 TCAN{.L T l./d- 1" .'1Y JIMA -, ==" %I zRom -- ----) qwv -__. .....__._-r.... ..___._._., _ __ _._ -____ -- __,_._. ., ANOR lE JANAMERICAN DANCER ELEANNOR COOKE, JANE YEARND, ANtIWINS PARIS FAME HERMNE SOU MED CATE League Officers Are Nominatedl for Spring Elections, Wed., nesday, April 2. CAUCUSES PROHIBITEDj Vote Will be Taken at Election I on Present System of Nomination. CAL...…
…PAGE S'Ix THE. MICHIGAN- DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 2 1'G SXTE IHGAAIYTESAMA. * . ; ,: .. , , 1 <. Y ! ... 1F ,l. . x. . ... a s e._ a i .. h f . :L : PREPARE FOR NATIONAL MEEl C! COACH MANN PICKS eonnS or r Er !EN VARSITY A LL SQUAD FOR CED INDOORS -RNhhI rlTfrfiramural Po gam IL OC IRNIVIN FOR trnr L~isL r NF HT HI SlwsVaried Sport * Activities S u c c e s s Four Wolverine', Who Competed Ity a * in astYea's eetAmong the many ...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGt BEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'AG~ ~'EN 1 Wrestling Meet Is Slated For This Week C LASSIFIE wooADYIFtIS~IIG WOLVER ILES WILL i Sport Briefs - 3 SU.S. * I-M Check-up Shows* /l T T ENTRY FOR GRAND NATIONAL Success of Varied * i \1[611 IxI Athletic Program nIILL FED T O PILOT a- KOW. a I huLL MBy Bob Townsend. Parker May be Unable to Make Hoosier football is off to an early start having already seen two...…
…PAGE MGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEEIGH THEMICHGAN AIL DAILY OFFICIAL BU LLEI SCIENTISTS TO STUDY COMPONENTS1 OF FOG BY USE OF NEW METHODS! M _ - __ _Ii (By Associated Pres) but the scientist has classified fog Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all membersC RI E a r 4 of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 24- in more than a score of forms, in- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:3...…
…ESTABLISHEDI 1890 IV ICo lail MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VO.IXL. NO. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r i TO POLL STUDE, TS TO ORIRO 11 I v CORNELL CONOUERS' VARHSI1TY TRACKMEN: W IT H 63-32SCORE; Intercollegiate Shot Put Mark Falls As Cornell Gets Slam in Weights.I WOLFE WINS FAST MILE, First Win for Cornell in Eight Years of Dual Competition With Michigan. (Special to The Daily) ITH...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI LY M ANY MRKS AL WILKINS RETURNS FROM ANTARCTIC EXPLORATIONS RITTS LONDONAREPORTER J DV ACCOMPANIED BY THREE MEMBERS OF EXPEDITION__ C|PHONS APON-E AS CORNEll DOWNS / lISPLAY PIU lES Et wt saer a Tries IItflPITV TnfiPVftnrf .k, ,2{.>>Over Ocean Radio. SIALMOVIES BE PRESENTED it'IIJII Ion..IvLu# .+ vYOils, Watercolors and Etchings lo p i s. fNow on Exhibit in Alumni Eastern Team, Joint Holders of IC.CA. Indoor Crown, Triu...…
…2s, loo0 SHE M I C 1 AN A 1 U PAGE ..,.1 : _ _.Hr .IC . G AN. _ ._.. . _. 404 RGANG LEADER RELEASED FROM JAIL GS AYS 'H ELLO'TO CHICAGO POLICE GOTEMPATE TE ERS EEE ::. Increase in Enrollment Calls ABHTCT SC oHflOL N } .rf or Greater Supply Than :.....e. :::. .....by Prf.so.Lrc.. ., ah Ever Before. Open Lei er by.Profess r ILorch . Announces Consideration: of Five-year Course. REACHL NO. CONCLUJSION Under-graduates Asked to Give Sugges...…
…PAGE FOUL THE MICHIGAN DAILY pr Iricgan latg Published every morning except Monday during te Tiniversit year by thae Board itl ConttoI of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated -Press is exclusively entitled to the us~e 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 An Arb...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY EMMOM VAVIM swommook ]WAqW4jj I Women Will Express Opinion in Prohibition BALLOTING ON PROHIBITION QUESTION IS OPEN TO WOMEN INFIRST ATTEMPT AT, DETERMINING FEMININE ATTITUDE MRS. HOOVER IS [(T SORORITIES ENTERTAIN FOLLOWING *| |(TV NOTED FOR HER L LL LIL SENIOR SUPPER AND JUNIOR PLAYdUIjIII| F UNIQUE DINNERS InissGrae Rrhads reUEiIaEion of their proximity to Kappa Delta announces the graduation when they...…
…THi-jE MIcr!-11'A 1 DAILY EIGHT C HA MPIONSHIPS DECIDED IN BOXING SHOW ro) . flXN lIP SETS FOUR RECORDS IN NATIONAL WOMEN'S INDOOR SWIM CARNIVAL Large Crowd Witnesses Rise ofr New Champions in Every : Weight Class. WOOD WARD AGAIN WINS Before a crowd estimated at more than 2,800 people the all campus boxing show, the eighth annual tournament in the history of pugilismi at Michigan, far surpassed any glove contest ever seen on th...…
…TI-I E IR'ISHMNrii orrii SMITH AND SARAZEN LEAD GOLFERS 1lU DL\L IN SEASON'S PROFESSION AL PRIZES I If the old American tradition of money as a standard of success holds true these United States will Yeara PukmenHoncok on Horton Smith and GeneI Nin~e Yearling Puckmen Hon- I}Sarazen as probably the two most lore ; Next Season's Sextet 4yfpoal .; xs xsuccessful golfers of the winter "ll be Strong.$ season. The youngster from Joplin, O EEmuch in...…
…IGHT THE MICHICAN DAILY1 _ __ NOVA* +. E r ' J 5# r - ~~~~CONSER VA TION DEPARTMENT GIVyES MYJEPOE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ______ ________________________________________y__Asso cid reamean little unless ,one consiersthe I 11 n nv u o Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members LANSING MichMarch 22.-Ac- 1n itIulsFncnidr h of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- cording to the report of the f...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr itiva I &i1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 123 DAILY COOPERATES WITH COLLEAGUES IN UNIVERSITY PROHIBITION SURVEY: HARVARD PAPER TBANNOUNCE RESULTS p ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS FRANCE, ITALY 1 MI I4~D~A!VAN TYNE DIES HOLD UP PARLEY V AFTERILLNE z(c s) DIES AFTER LONG LONDON, March 21.-As the naval conferenee passed its six- tieth day, both the French and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STRAMRH RAI1SES NTIO A ____ 'TECHNICu' TODA DUCATIDySTEM. P7777 Has Written Stor "_._ _ _ .:".... .. :. . .....:.:. .....,.......;: . " , Jt L ±V iAI I.atEap1V F v -v r~s n O TED BIOL OGIST JSTE3WO7R K ERS P RO0VE EX PERTLS HEN CATCIfN G RD R VETS tidit. Chatterji, Noted Oriental Lecturer, Tells of Progress f in Indian Intstitutions. f EKS HIGH- STANDARDS dares De grees Easier to Get r n ITT4r C w xn aTarca Author° of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . t , ^~. .... ,... ,..... .. , , . .. ~ ....... n _..._ w .. _ ._,. _ _..,.. . DENTAL SCHOOL TO' SIt i u u TO DIG CUNVENTION! American Association of Dental School Hold Three Day Meeting in Canada. WARD AND BROWN SPEAK FIF TEEN PERSONS INJURED WHEN IjEMPLOYMENT FOR SENIORS EASIER COACHES LEA E TRACK IN SOUTH L TO PROCURE NOW, WRITER CLAIMS SAL1Securing mployment is becom- the greatest satisfaction. 9HC-LICHT T094Y nr...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY .r w f Stjotn At all in keeping with the high name 18tlliand standards previously preserved L Music And Dra n ublishd every morning except Monday by the institution, and their actions l : ig the TUniversity year by the Board in sadrsprvo' eee T0 ttol of Student Publications. , in the affair should be instrumen- , ROLL D emer of Western Gonference t tal in bringing about a much need- WELCOM1E,.BRAHMS' THIRD QUARTET ...…
…HFN!1MfCHIA N. f L 'Alm M 0 MVA VAM I M' !RPM .. ; . - -.- _ ._.._._ __ __. _ _. _ _._ -m Mrs. Grace Hollister Is Selected Director of League FORMER FOOD0DIRECTOR WILL REPLA CE WOMAN RUNS N 'CIRLS' GLEE CLUB MRS A!. 0. HENDERSON AS MANAGER OF TO GIVEPROCRAM Ypsilanti Women's Study Club AI c_ _ _ r. i~W be Entera n u AT HIGHSCHOOL ST9H PH9 TICE Students in the class in creative STARTPRACIE wrtn= in Un=iv RETL AIRMEN recently compl...…
…ATHE MICHIGAN DAILY CK TEAM brbrA x 3 a 4 ES ANNUAL R VALRY AT VOLERINES HOPE C 0 EXTEND STRING IVEB Gym Me ~i ____Schoo k or Sate ig Red Team Is Concele (Spa to h Edge Over Coach Steve LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 21- Farrell's Men. Judging from the interest that has already been expressed among the EIGHTEEN MAKE TRIP I high schools of the state, an in- creased entry list is in rset nor ornell's T r a c k m e n Hold the fourth antnual I. f ...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1),A LL Y TI-IF MIC4-JICAN DAILY I -- - "a U~l~I IRESERVE TRACMX TO COMPETE TOIHIYT~ LC ETH NYNE !EP[~ v ON CLEVELAND TRACK TONIGHT U ~~~~~~ ~~nnyfP !lh While Mihigan's first string The tw o mile relay which in-_WEi Ug n..H Y'rak.es rDUAOEighI iiMEETEncLIunteFOBFill'UI u al hlege on t he taYs l dChs1e wilte1 w Theta Cii Winnr Last ear by-i Eigh Title ncountes Fillboards this evening five Wolverine wit~Cif Mray ehi~ One Half Poi...…
…H E TVI 1 C H I G A N SATURDAY, M, ARCH 22, 1930 TO2HEAD BANK OHE'PROHIBITION INTEMP DAILY OFF I C L BU LLETI N UNION X CUIR6'CONSOLIDATIOND SAYS PAYTON, NOTED Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members EL Y lIIILL LRiI Tdi JU lan Prohibiton i of the University. Copy received by 'the Assistant to the Pres- U~ndi insane camspaigint mpeaefort h dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m.n Saturday)ca a human energy, writes Dr. St...…
… -STABLISHED 1890 , Jr Ewir I aiiM f MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .0 I VOL. XL. NO. 122 AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 EIGHT PAGES Neli-Known Scholar Noed etritiabb AFFIRMATT9 Will Delier Talks V LWILLHLiASSRESOLUTIONtoG e Convocation LOSESTO ILINOI1 WODAY LQUOR PREVETINGHIGH Talk tSunday Eve ning, N IHLC John E. Tacy e of the fore TW -DwYltars{adNewGdshasG ESSI most corporation lawyers in the been announced as the subject of1 U...…
…PACE TWO THE MI.CHICJAN#*DAILY FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1030 Eao ~x rcet atl ve rpoe AIff KRNI_ _.Dcor il oo LORGH ANlNOUNES, HOOTH FRLOW1 jSHIP' Annual Competition Provides for Year's Travel and Research. DECIDE ON TIME LIMIT Reward Given for Best Design and Quality of Work i h Steel Merger; Youngstown Center of Fray H U0I0 IVI L I Wu f ~Baltimore Prof ess f :Police Charge. UprisingOred :";by Third Internationale From Moscow. S NONmPAYIES oF ...…
…or w v M T r 14 1 Air y 12 941,rkX vix n4vr INU II..L 1 .UL, _.... _.. __ .. ,, f LITERATURE CENSORSHIP IN DEBATE SHW $144 PROFIT : Large Sale of Tickets for 1930 Affair Shown in First Audited Statement.CI 3 I ALSO PAYS OFF DEFICITS! Announcement of the financial statement of the 1931 J-Hop, show-i in a profit of $144.01, after approxi-: :' mately $800 had been paid on defi- :A cits of previous class parties, was: made yesterday by the aud...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ,. __ _ _ _ _ w . P ubhl ish 9dc every morning except Monday during the University year by the 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- ratches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. many passages well calculated to shock ce...…
…~~RCU~ 21 ~3H E MICHICAN'.DATEY _ .ST.. A. .157. ILVAVA riAwommmlk cb i FAvAUM zs CONCERT ARTIST [;l MISS LOOMIS PRAISES COOPERATION O TO APPETAR HERE OF JUNIOR WOMEN IN STAGINGPLAY HIN UVISIONARY TO APPEAR BEGIN 'WOMEN TOritesan c peaioTiC SOCICTIVITYEficiencyonthepartofthecom-amateur cast." 1 mittees, and a spirit of co-operation A much shorter period of time on the part of the members of the than has been usual during the PRO E CCteaa...…
…THE M I I AN blAtt-v fi41 A 'b V A t& 41 t nnrl < - .++ a a- -a 1* L-A 1SL 1 r". A LAY,' MdACH 21,4193U VARSITI SWIMMERS WILL MEET WISCi G WLVERINES ARE FAVOREDTO WIN Badgers, After Fair Showing at Conference Meet, Will Try to Stop Michigan. LAST CONFERENCE MEET After having its title hopes blast- ed in the Conference meet at Northwestern, Coach Matt Mann's Varsity swimming team will play host to the Badger natators in the final dual ...…
…-PTT)AY, MARCHl 21, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ....... ... . ,_ _ .- __ r .. . ., y __ __ _ I Theta =Chi !Sextet Wins Camnpus Hockey Crown Displayig a -highly effective pas- sing attack, in the second and third periods, Theta :Chi outplayed Les Canadiens, 44, to win the .All- Campus .hoekey championship last night :i one of the feature events of :the =Open :House program. Throuigh. stellar :defense work of Prouse, who also scored the...…
…THE E ICHIGAN DAXI LY w s. +r na.r.ed ru.r +. r .rw 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. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 No. 122 Luncheon for Members of the Geology and Mineralogy Section. Mich- igan Union. Luncheon for Members of the History and Political Science Section. Mic...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Air AL -A6. =t I. aIIM MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS mks= - YYYYYYYYYIWIYI/Y ONNOWANNOW i ' VOL. XL. NO. 121 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PICE FIVE CENTS STUDE T Am mm Mb T O B LLOT 0 ''1 CAMPUS ATHLETES, FEATURED IN OPEN HOUSE FESTIVITIES Large Crowd Turns Out to See Championships for Winter Season Decided. MORLEY LEADS FEMACERS Tennis Is Center of Attraction as Clark Takes Title...…
…T1AIr- MT(M-1TCAN DAILY l l3J '.,A NEW PLANET IS REVEALED BY PHOTOGRAPH; IMADLAC kCREEN DISCOVERED BY HUGE 24-INCH TELESCOPE[SDRFECI f REFLECTIONS - iGI~~~[S [IVLi AM %~~EBE Encouragement of Scholarship The Men Have It.- in Journalism Students Is Not much glory for cinemactress- Pfes these days with two pictures fea- purpose of Award- turing male stars and the third go- ing as far as "Men Without Wo- ONLY SENIORS ELIGIBLE men." The latter o...…
…_ . "" M ~ ~ 6 IC~rrA'Ir~tY 1wlYrrrwrrrr rYrr rr 1 ;. ::.r. nm u _ .rn.....:.n':... ,. __ .., 'A -AA L L 21,VA A NI A a A to t']. 11 L 3"'l..l 1.J . _ _...... {-. _...._.. _ .. .,,:.... YYIiVf1M i Kfl1._ :n.uv. r .. \i1i Wl1 .. _. .Ml rr r 'i I I .r r nr nr rr irr4 ... ." ' ,.. Rrrnurrnr nnrrrrrr i' rrr.s.i NATIVE VARSITY DEBATING TEAM EXPE RI1 OlSUSSS WILL OPPOSE IOWA ON PROHIBITIONICMRUS WILOM -:o J ZON COAL PROOUCATIO _.Albout Books..R...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY TIrtSDAY, MAROH 20, 1030 34t Sic! tau satin Published every morning except Monday during the Tiiersity 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 n this paper and the local news published herein-. Entered at the post...…
…z s"THE MICHTCAN DILY'___ oil ss / s-- : a .. _._.. ,.. ESUOTRIO TO END SERIES OF R ~f TJE LROFPSLSHDSW N WOMENLSTUDENTSELSHUCOSOCIETY WTALKSELRYF PASTLSHADSWOR LOCALNCHAMBR MUSICAHDEI SIl TI ll WI uTH WHITE FORMVALS, SAYS BEL [DII~ F E I!~~ ByBell. Itkingly beautiful, as one of TO BE BECIP INJS I I'T'' Nov that the play has brought l ulta-smart favorites This L. :t j yaSchools of Several Types Are !girls, there will be mad scrambles...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Th'RSI)AY-. MARCH- 20, 1930 T COACH FARR ELL PICKS T R ACKMEN TO MEET CORNELL U BROWNS GET IN SHAPE AT WEST PALM BEACH TK1M OUTDOOR DRILLS OF INDIANA NINE \N UNCOVER PROMISING MATERIAL Tspeci a to 'r a1 Included in the list are8 lettermen 1 I Z: i vi1Vt 1, . , . S~~l~11 . -With the diamond in fairly good Coach Matt Mann Drills Merman condition daily practices are being. Daily to Avert Mediocre held by the India...…
…TFIE M CI-GAN DA fbY _, .. .. .. ..v ... 4: r.i i ..:a. --- Finals Feature of' Open House Program .. - . -- - - n m - - - - . - - r ALP4IA SICMA ihii~ Q r P p HIFIFTEEN SURVIVE OPENING ROUNDS IN ALL-CAMPUS WRESTLING MEET TIT I F ________ y. Y.4 M' r'. ; a?' M AW lid LW 1 1I I I I. Amongthe fifteen survivors of he gained a time decision over the All-Campus wrestling tourna- I 9 ment which was held last night at Gravelle in 3: 18. ...…
…fHE-MICHIG-AN DA'-ILi;, ' THTTRARnAV MAIPI"In THE....MICHIGANU D14:11;riLY l The Engineering Council will meet at 7:15 p. m. in Room 302 Mich- igan Union. Seniors, School of Education: Your last chance to order invitations: and announcements will be March 20 and 21 from 1:30 to 5:00 in University Hall. ~IJ~ ~ Section of Psychology. Section of Sanitary and Building. Room 1121, Natural Science Building Towinoo Aircraft Medical Science. Roo...…
… IESTABLISHED 1890 pg it1 iaitg IMEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. No. 120 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS j PROGRAMPLANNED BY RTH YEN, STONE APPROVEDBY CLUB Alumni of New York Adopt Ten Year Program, Including Endowment Fund. WILL AID IN RESEARCH Money to be Used as Means to Attract Outstanding Men to University. Adopting the suggestion made some time ago by President Alex- ander Grant Ruthv...…
…THE- M ICHIGAN DAILY CENTRY-OD FIGAT 'OD IRNSIDS' EFLO.TE aaLU : rt , _. yuuv ;, WILLAMSURGESI OPPOSITION PARTY League Secretary Says New Party Imperative for Political. Progress int U. S. DEPLORES STATUS: QUO Describes Program of Creative} Politics to be Offered by New, Alignment. AFTER THREE, YEARS OF RECONDITIONING IN BOSTON x q. } : . . ACDEYTODEOKIDDER IN FLIGHT WITH LNBR1 Ig~gEMTTO Hg~iUNEARTHED RUINS IN MAYA SECTION Togeneral ar...…
…TH E M I C HIC A N DAILY PAGE CENSUS FIGURES TO SHOW AMOURTiHF NMIIIT' KA YE DON, BRITISH DRIVER, PREPARES FOR ASSAULT flPI IISII ON SPEED RECORD ON FAMOUS DAYTONA r . .c i }.. . . s.'}".... . . a ak FOR NELIRAR MORRISON MEETS LIRENCH PROFESSOR WITH COMMITTEE Knudson to Discuss Student Life at University of Paris -m i t Administration Officials Await Results From Nation-wide Survey of Workmen. POLL BEGINS IN MONTH Effect bf Recen...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,_MAF Published every morning except Monday during the TUniversity year by the Board in Coutrol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for reptlblication of all news dis- patches credited to t or not otherwise credited tn this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY A ......rte cU C=1 KTAVAM U MffA'vA WE G;xm &I mm i" a ; . l I J 7 J i e t 1 .7 Jr Y { ..: Q t j t x r |iind a Philosopher PROMINENT FACULTY MEN DISCUSS P|11( Opportunity Is Givenf F WOLMEN l L H L Will Speak Tomorrow MERIT OF ENGLISH HONORS SYST EM LAI LUGED S LClasses to PracticeJ9 Arat A.A.U.W. Luncheon*for Swimming Meet Students and Graduates Believe 1versity education." 'The honors i EA STED11YUS I11L nprepara...…
… THE. IVi I C I-I I, G A.N 1)ATL THE MICI-IIGAN DAILY INTRAMURAL OPEN HOUSE C"J FENCERS CLASH TONIGHT IN OPEN L HOUSEPROGRAM Time 7:00 Campus Swordsmen to Compete ...Open House Program. . Event in All Three Weapons in Auxiliary Gym. Twenty competitors have enter- ed the all-campus fencing meet to be held under the direction of the Intramural department at 7:15 to- night in the small gymnasium of the Intramural building. The num- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEEVEN GORDON IS ELECTED 1931 FENCING CAPTAIN CDLASSIFIET ADVERMiING L ;) , {; , : , |LETTER AWAUFO FARRELL CHOOSES SENT TO N L LiI idHHD'10I RELAY TEAM FOR"______________ TO SIX SWORDSMEN CLEVELAND MEET AWARDEDLETTERS r By running off two mile trial races yesterday Coach Steve Far-1 Three Men Get 'AMA' Mono- 'ell determined the make-up of the' Ten Grapplers Receive Varsity grams; Eight Newcomers Re- two mile re...…
…THE, MICHI ;AN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY mom" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLEIINN Those interested in the' Archery Tournament to be held in Detroit the last part of this month are requested to meet in Dr. Lynam's office in Yost Field house this afternoon. t Disciplinary Action Meted to FreshmenLL Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Junior Engineers who wish to be on the Class Track Team are re- Ny Trf 1 Wn Grou of t...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890, I i, Ar AVWPP t In MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i VOL. XL. NO. 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930' EIGHT PAGES_ PRICE FIVE CENTS - - _ - - . _ LL _._ - -- -- -- - - - - _ .... . _ - - - _ ._.. _. - - - - --- POVERTY,OPPRESSION, WAR WILL LI FIND NO PLACE IN COMING SOCIAL TO CONVENE HE RE RMARC 2,2 2 Dr. Charles P. Berkey to Deliver Main Address on Geology of the Gobi Desert'. DR. KAMM WILL SPEAKI Prof. Al...…
…trHE MICHIGAN DALY I*"AI LY PAND I HLATTEUJI Noted Indian to Address Classes in Jornalisrm, Philosphy, $ociology, $einitics. TO E HERE THREE DAYS Will Discuss Relation of Hindu Philosophy to Scientifc conceptigq of Matter. Opportunity to hear Pandit Jag- adish Chandra Chatterji, noted Hlindu lplpe, will be affor students of th University whenj he lectures in different classes on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week. In addition to sp...…
…IHE MICHIGAN ,DAILV. PAGE FA9IJ[JY MEM8EBiRPLANE IS PREPARED FOR NONSTOP REFU5LLING 'UENOS AIRES FLIGHT: TO ATTEND GHICAGO IDUCATION ME £Ti _____ . _ rMnriwe MARSHALL 'SIGHTS NEWEST COMET RECENTLY DISCOVERED BY GERMAN flff After successful observations wards or away from the sun. Three O PART A last night, Roy K. Marshall of the observations are necessary and suf- observatory department became ficient to determine the path of ~person t...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the runiversity year by the Board in Control of Student Pubiications. 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 rn this paper and th local news published herein. Entered at the postoffce at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matt...…
…'THEMICH1IGAN .-DAILY rn f AAA" M JUNIOR PLAY OPENING INITIATES SENIOR FESTIVITIES c TRADIINAL SENIOR SUPPER PRECEDES PREMIER SHOAINGOFO'STATE STREET CURRENTOFFERING OF JUNIOR WOMENt PGNMLGGE OTMNAOUC LANS TO WRITE 6[9 T l.T NLMN h IVE -,SCHEDULED TODAY1 PLANS FOB MEET" All Eligible Women Will Have I Opportunity to Receive Group Positions. Members of Organized Housess May Show Skill in Any j of Five Events. League Building Furnish...…
…T19nr .M ICHU.AN D AIT. V - a'- '- A A t .."1l I .. i 'C1~..L 1_,L..4 AS3. A 4 w . .^ NTRAM SITORS ECOE I EATURE EVET n Sherman to Oppose Clark in Finals of Tennis I Singles Tourney. JTSIDERS TO COMPETE, troit Players to Encounter{ Faculty Squash Team in Contest. Vith the period of winter and spring Varsity athletes vir- 11y brought to a close, campus rting enthusiasts are turningl a interest to the annual Open: ase programn on Wednesday ...…
