…EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI, No. 163. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1931 PRICE FIVE CEN ANCSTERS LIQUOR INCOMES DECRESE MITCHELLSTATS Illegal Traffic Said to Compose Not More Than 20 Per Cent of Criminals' Earnings. CRIME PROBLEM GROWS Attorney General, in Radio Talk, Says Tax Prosecutions Give Racketeering Figures. WASHINGTON, May 16.-(P)- Illegal traffic in liquor was said toni...…
… THE MICHICAN DAILY' SUNDAY, MAY PHUTEST ;ets Vigo(vx us Provisional Friday. w i i a i R if L/ i l R iwI 1 _. E SMITH WILL FLY ABOARD 'ZEPP'ELIN ATION_ ATTEMPElD Will Retain Status Quo pmn, States Minister, Vatican Concr- s. I, May 16.--( II)--Vigorous e ilese i .'protestlug wcek' de riiction 01, Ru- ,l~hecurDh proper ty in ire rnder cons ideration to- he _repubican government. s by oYincidence ther'e was 1also a.~ statement by the of ...…
…17, 1931 -T HE MI CHIGAN A ILY _ i i 4 FAR M CH[fIT PLAN lAY B _AID H Afl Agricultural Meeting at Prague to Give American Delegate Study of Subject. PLAN TO CUT EXPENSES Investigation of Means to Limit Costs of Production Through Organization Scheduled. WASHINGTON. May 16. - (P) - Possible application of European farm credit principles -to the Amer~ ican rural credit structure may be- come an important part of studies to be made at the fifte...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 17,a193 i " ., ed every morning except Monday dur. aiversity year by the Board in Control tPublicationis. of Western Conference Editorial Asso- ociated Press is exclusively entitled to Ir republication of all news dispatches o it or not otherwise credited in this the local news published herein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- iecond class matter. Special rate of ranted by Third Assistant Postmaster tion...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1) y 6 1 It L lr PAGE DAIY..~ AML . . 4 (1T f OFl[ ( | BASEBALL TEAMS 4 IETY USENIOR TO BEGIN TOURNEY N Intramural Elimination Games Will Start Tomorrow. Elimination games of the intram-i la ra baseball tournament will be-~ DRA9MATIC GROUP PLANSPROGRAM Public Is Invited to Reception} Which Charlevoix Camp Staff Will Give. a |B Tin DORMITORIES GIVE SENIOR DINNERS SU P I IN EENIN FOLLOWING SINGOUT Martha Cook Gives Beach P...…
…T441 MC HlTGA N D A T E rsity Again AIN, w x Attc I ck, 9toO0 0 Wo, tvrt-n4 rfn q; r7l Daniels- Only Wolves toa Mijt "ills :last rBall Safely. S~Pc ial to. The flaili DVJi dwards Miirorls Erll~r). n went doQwn to its thirdl the conference canxpaipgn ywhen -Ge~ggc Mills alrid nates siaut out the Wolv- FOR IU~m~ ON N 2-1A, 4-5~ _____ ______EiHDPI - / Ah xn Captures L ast Nine From tenfesty for Lone 'Detroit SPORT CALFNDA,'R Tuesda...…
…7, 1931 7- __ THE MICHIGAN DAIEY COT ERNd ILLINOIS IN CLOSE BATTLE 1 E WESTERN CONFERENCE TRACK MEET 1T s FEATURES WEEK'S SPORT PROGRAM (jjfl i jii-- IBEATS SENTMAN I RI E ROYL YCHT CLU BIG TEN RESULTS 51 4 1 INI flbRl orious in Both 100 Yard Dash Events; Point Winner. i3 to The Daily) e Baurgi"arner, 5 Editor, W11n0is DaiUy to victories in ve y the low hurdles, the Michigan, Champions en, def eatel the IBl- id field teams yeste...…
…THE MICHIGA DAILY SUNDAY, MAY17,1931 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLI. SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1931 NO. 163 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students on May 20, n 4 to 6 o'clock. Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Scie...…
…ABLISHED 189j '1 r EA B4 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MIHIGAN ... ............ No. 162. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1931 i ARCHITECT'S BALL HELD LAST NIGHT BPFAI86 HFEATURING PAUL SPECHT AND BAND Color Is Predominating Motif of the affair and with the added at Twentieth Annual effect of the masks which were Cas . worn until after' the pageant, an ClassAffair. atmosphere resembling that o...…
…RUTH BRETON, CYRENA VAN GORDON, I DO OVIAIDIT[DC in~r M . _... RU T H BR E TON, CY REN A V AN GOR2DON, Q ITSCSE WILL APPEAR ON T ODAY'S CONCERTS 1O d 1PRSiANROUYA[lIES ,. x r d v r v Y d'1 r "w 'rte r h r A r r r A-% r% n ev rT A r-a A n .r ra r1 r OV A' ;A r t TO 7t t 0 NAV Y OFFICIAL HUPE' FOK AMEKICAN Nine Michigan State ENTRY IN 1933 SCHNEIDER CUP RACE Paper Editors Face Cites Three Factors Necessary T1e story of the airvnane's de- F...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Fl . I ........ U .P.. IL ... Lh SCHDOL'S HISTORY TOLD IN BULTIN Founded To Render Serviced for The State;' Building Erected in 1908. NAME CHANGED IN 1927 Curricula Altered During Years; First Session Required Six Months. By Stanley Arnheim, '34 Michigan's dental school was the first to become part of a state uni- versity and the second to become part of any university, according to the school's bulletin. Known until...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1931 U-- . hed every morning except Monday dur- University year by the Board in Control at Publications. er of Western Conference Editorial Asso- ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to for. republication of all news dispatches to it or not otherwise credited in this .d the local news published herein. ed at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Miebi- second class matter. Specialt rate of granted by Third As...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA co PON 4 E I\ ||iiir| NELSON EDDY STATES PREFERENCE FOR COMEDY OVER TRAGIC ROLES P90R TI T009Soloist at May Festival Praises certs often and no other place could Work of Choral Union at please me more than Hill Auditor- Both Concerts. ium," Mr. Eddy emphasized. .N BA LROO._E _rComedy parts are my favorite SE. .. ( roles although the majority of my I : . ORMITORY GRAN1TS F1I SCHOLA9RSHIPS Judges Award Prizes fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATUV )lverines Ak Deteat w key( S PITCHINC Varsity Trackmen to Fac SIllinois_ Thinclat TIGERS TROUNCE YANKEES, 2-0; I CINCY REDS TAKE DOUBLE WIN am, 2-0 Is Today i Gives Maize and Blue Nine weep of Home and Home Conference Series. upton Will Hurl for Varsity Against Illinois Baseball Team This Afternoon." (Special 10The Daily) WA CITY, May 15.-(.'P)-Aid- by brilliant infield suppcirt, ler hurled Michigan to a 2 to' tor...…
… ' i .. ; _,: 1lFf ' [ S.s'° 1 L 1 ' . :.1='] A mmmmw r+arnrrrirrrir ENTIGRA0 RANSFAVORITE AS AMERICAS BESTLI U ODERBY Weather- Guarantees Fast running, showed up well makin ick for -Running of 57th all of the horses favorites. ArnualTur Clssi. I Twenty CGra nd Favored. Annual Turf Classic. The hotel lobbies favor Twent Grand and the street coners lear ENTRIES toward Mate in a personal survey Post Number Jockey ;r, n +ic.,- m O FJRxESHMAN ...…
…Exhibitions 00 ASSOCIATES WILL COM _LLETINWater color paintings by members of the Royal Society of British L U r rLr ASCOMMENCED B D Artists, third floor gallery of the Architectural building under the aus- pices of the Ann Arbor Art Association. Open daily from 9 to 5, untilRI[1Ur arf ice*to all members further notice. Dr. Pease and Dr. Pearson to form of the Assistant to .. Determine Precise Speed near 30 a m. Saturday. American Paintings, W...…
…D Jr -ddL 4tit t n ARV via ai tl MEMBER ASSOCIATED . PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN _ _ -- - - --,- EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931 PRICE FIVE C S VETO, ALT TAX' POLISH MASTER. WILL PLAY HERE I1 Vote of [90EREWSKI (M(S||Baromeo Confesses asMoore Discloses TO MARK FSIA Secret of Wedding Chase Baromeo once studied at Michigan, so perhaps it was all right. But it was certa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AMUS VETERANL VIIT 1IMIRAL ' i I I II 1 ''INT O FFICIALS TO 0fFER HOVR I SAViIRCS,_NQTCQUTS! Departments Plan 'Trimming on Edges' Rather Than Big Changes. ARMY TO LEAVE POSTS Screen ReflectionsI TELSISAETALTONPLHT BTR OFN1I EHp to on PACT Ask of -A stormy a and the union in t for the an union here Fri- four days hot' opean body ask- in it, and then fa'ctors in the situation.^Max-j foreign minis- s r me asper- i...…
…THE MICH1CAN D -A! L DAXLY' As ARD CRUISER MAKES RECORD FROM NEW ORLEANS TO ST. LOUIS "d RB TO FIGHT REDUCTIONS, ASA SEA Detroit Man Injured by Walking Into Auto William Kranter, of 444 Howard street, Detroit, was slightly injured yesterday in front of St. Joseph's hospital when he walked into the side of a car driven by Mrs. Mary jfj (Eastern Standard Time) Todays Radio Programs W. B. Stout Will Also Wednesday Night Lecture at A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY morning except Monday dur- year by the Board in Control ationa. tern Conference Editorial Asso- Press is exclusively entitled to lication of all news dispatches not otherwise credited in this al news published herein. postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- lass matter. Special rate of by Third Assistant Postmaster carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50. rbor Press Building, Maynard ditorial, 4925; Business, 21214. TORIAL STAFF elephone 49...…
… rO LEAD CHORUS Positions Offered LILY PONS FINDS AM I COMING FESTIVAL Women Interested WELL DRESSED, Yurka, who will play the part of in Summer Camps;Sigma Alpha Iota Initiates Noted Electra in the production, has char- French Soprano During acterized Miss Graham in this part A Arbor Visit as a "peasant Cassandra." Her role In the summer season many wo- nn r-Vi will stand in much the same light men are interested in working in By Eleanor Rai...…
…CHIGAN DAILY fan Varsity Wild flay at Iowa City To - - x:11 'AL uYEy . ,, ,' H AWKEYE BATSMEN WHO WILL BE OUT TO AVENGE E EARLY SEASON DEFEAT IN RETURN ENCOUNTER TODAY .'( Wolverine Varsity to Encounter City College Squad on Home Course Saturday. With the aid of the first good golfing weather in some weeks Michigan's Varsity golf squad went through their paces yesterday af- Gaitt STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Phil. ...................…
…THE MICHIGAN DA1IY L ADS ENIRAIN . . . i WWrrrrrr .++. ..r_.r .. ----- . - = - - rrr+rr rr +krrrYU .rrw _ - nrr.a rr . r . .cf,. FOR IL INOIS ME E T LOWLY RED SOX THROW OFF YOKE OF CELLAR, BECOME WINNING CLUBI Shano Cofins IsuesnFighting _____Spiri Into Bostorn. ic ig opes Center Around Baseball fans the country over Spin Star i, Century are, for the first time in years, re- and 220-Yard Dash. joicing over the chances of the Bos- Iton...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CIAL BULLETIN to do their directed able inconvenience. Ii the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members sity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. the hour periods. desirable ter. suggested Every effor to elect the G. L. teaching under conditions that represent consider-|Laumonier, visiting professor at Any student who has a definite appointment at ...…
….ISHED -.Md&i.gAkr Ahr d4W AmEft" -Am. ait60 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN No. 160 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1931 PRICE FIVE C TE E S i CUT ILL T e MED TO PRESIDENCY SPAIN CONFISCATES FRATERNITY COUNCIL; P RIOPERT OING: DELEGATES NOMINNAEDMRE RIOTS OCCUR Republic Orders New Governors I5 ~. t Members for ary Body ected. DOUMER ELECTED HEAD OF...…
…i 14EMICHICAN D A I LY THE MICHGAN DAIL u"ll ES 9 Today's With Interest sComing 13.-(A')- with in- ng~ speech- m'Hoover :1inois, be- that coul it in a 1re- ,hwho believe heI ono ue cconditionsj answer to Adminis- What he has in naerally known, butI Lus night by ena-, as ,ors RoertlM.La ients; Daniel 0. vae,' for the Re- the Deorts- eco l A~ies. None !d p-r hibition. 'A; bsquarely! iu the depres- .t'nament reduc- t the renomina- Hiooyv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DTY DAILY I I I I'll I I I III , 11 11 , 1 11111 111, 111 I'll INIIIII FAvallissooll" Naomi -Heavy Slo USTa~tDw efr olg JUINE 'GOOD 4EWSI. -v June ty " p: I INCLUDED Registration; White to large nrumber of chemnical en- J rrL.. AMP_ 1 r ,- ; ,mv& m " eon the. program of a nmer Session beginning a the East Engineering 'dier the :aus5pices of the the Promotion of E.-- Education. ha other ifeatutres of this ,choo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THRSDAY, MAY g except Monday dur. - the Board in Control I erence Editorial Asso exclusively entitled to f all news dispatches rwise credited in this ublished herein. at Ann Arbor, Michi- ter. Special rate of Assistant Postmaster by carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50. Arbor Press Building, Maynard Editorial, 4925; Business, 21214. DITORIAL. STAFF Telephone 4925 IANAGING EDITOR irman Editorial Board HENRY MERRY E. COOPER, Cit...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4- IS IWA'wA GO C= 5'5Z Fe I ,_ LL SEASON ODAY WITH ASMATCHI Interclass Teams I by J. Bentley, Manager. ,T CAPTAINS of Practice Have pening Contest SIGMA ALPHA IOTA INITIATES ARTISTCUSST TI0 .... INITIATIONSERVICE Lily Pons Will Become Honorary ' Member of Sigma Alpha Iota This Afternoon. Lily Pons, French opera star, who appeared on the first May Festival program last night in Hill Audi- torium, has accepted the inv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA 1 V e%"WT IKUWF IMURUM -4 Hurls y 4 1 4 t-10,C) rya r 17" or Over Varsit tads on CircuitI ICo acht-atf Culv7e r1 RhETI- = i s ii !;}> ... . 20,00 117r0 00 :5 9 2 TWc'ty rapd,!Favorite to RunI a~s Fhbrr ~nrdFate.off T cro o East -Rexinger, Ranking Co Player, Leads Strc Maroon Team. snference -Ong 'McKays left - handed 'iad the Varsity ball teamn ly at sea when he could anywhere near the plate 7afternioon, and as...…
…THE MICHICGAN DAI1LY' n Golfers With Varsity' !i Fische Play to Tie festy who scored 77 and 78 respec- ature Play-off of tively. The former defeatedI Berge- ~EL.li'n 21/-1/,. while Lenfesty complete- rnoQ9 s tche. Ily subdued Schloss to the tune of :3-0, although the hard fighting -teamwmatch betwee~n ' freshman was never very far be- the Var ty ad Fres- h ind, and finished the round in 82. s held yesterdfay after- Eddie Dayton had matters...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY CIAL BULLETIN s constructive notice to all members ived at the office of the Assistant to pting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1931 NO. 160 NOTICES MAY FESTIVAL CONCERTS tonight at 8:15 will be as follows: "Saint Francis of An oratorio in a Prologue and Two Parts; Hilda Eleanor Reynolds, Contralto; James Hamilton and Tenors; Nelson Eddy, Baritone; Fred Patton, Bass; phony Orchestra; the University Ch...…
…LSTABLISHED 1890 I EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN M EMBER ASSOCIATE 7 ...... . . ---------- ...... , No. 159. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1931 PRICE FIVE _ _ _ T F1 NCE COMM MTMMITE E ASKS MILL TAX UITIIIII g( 2000 Graduating Seniors Open Traditional Round T Of Activities With Annual Swingout Ceremonies AT SRAUTIN - - ro* Y Seniors Hold Annual Swingout Exercises; Over...…
…TH E -MICHICANDAILY WEDNESDAY, MAYl . ____ ___ Y~lEPROGRAM [ Desires Special Industrial id Business Conference to Present Ideas. C RAILROADS, TAXES tant Problems Include Oil, Agriculture, Utilities, Says Idahoan. # tNGTON, M a y 12.-(IP)-A AI ve program for the new pS has been sketched by Sen- Borah with the suggestion that trAial and business leaders pre- heir ideas in a special confer- ong the subjects the Idaho 6lican listed Monday as ...…
…WtHE MICHICAN DAILY . ar a s a vs s y ... a .. .+a, e ADS CANDIDA TES R BASEBALL JOB SCUEILTTER RIVE BYHOB STUDENT UI HEALTH VI West JUNE 6 ular Class Work to ContinueI hrough, June s; Schedule . to End June 16. amination schedules for the id semester will be distributed he Colleges of Engineering and itecture this week in the office e secretary, in the West Engi-j ng building, it was announced Associated Press Photol rday by Prof. ...…
…TH E MICHIGCAN DAILY every morning except Monday dur- ersity year by the Board i ContruJ 'ubl ications. Western Conference Editorial Asso jated Press is exclusively entitled to republication of all news dispatches it or not otherwise credited in this e local news published herein. the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- and class matter. Special rate of ted by Third Assistant Postmaster on by carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50. nn Arbor Press Buildi...…
…31 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 4 VAN U MffAvAl .J : X52_ zs- : l 4 NANA G[ saders for Major Sports Selected I ~Foreign Languages J LUCultural Necessity, DS Believes Pargrment "It is hard to imagine a cultured person who doesn't know at least one foreign language well," stated and Prof. Pargment, head of the French department here, in ai? interview yesterday. "Any cultured and educated per- NT son should instinctively know the cultural, i...…
…ITHE MTCHTAN )ATYA sWm ___ ___ ___ ___ _ _ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ ______.~ ardus Aixarciec-3, A..-Rv ropy st U PLAYER ter, and Runner tsanding Man .a Practice-. Tommy Loughran and Victrio Capmolo to I Mix in Heavyweight Fight Friday Night PATI E S TE BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS ilerican League. man Everhardus, '34, of Kala- , was awarded the Chicago ii trophy at a meeting of the es and playerls last night at nion. The presenta...…
…riTHE MICHIGAN F~ATLY' .. . rI Iretramiiral Vews fur I the onlyc ontest, th >oned~eith et ground, rg Detroi icy whitem tune of 2- on the ru the boys widely sca r ii dang el on the fourth inn pushed t and fror in the1 lie Gehrin returned a 12 day Reds the only ion for t nnati sp Braves caj count, bu Ihe Reds 3ostonians but Brand eserve in s manage( f the otb White Sox to Four All fraternity tennis matches roit Trims Red l which were rai...…
…THE MICHIGAN IATL. WEDNESDA THE MICHIGAN DAILYWEDNESD~ LY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN: ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members rniversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to ilent until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. University and American Chemical Society Lccturc: Professor Hugh FIRST S. Taylor, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry at Princeton Uni- versity, will give a lecture this afternoon, at...…
…HED I VdP t a 4~Aug MEM1 ASSOCI. PRE EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1931 PRICE RSITY f yY' ADOPTS REVISED COUNCIL PL s Will' Hold Swingout Exercizses Today O ASSUME N OPENING ION EVENT iven Will Deliver Lewis to Give HITS GOLD BASIS OF BRITISH INDIA SPANISH INFANTRY RULES IN MADRID AFTER MOBS RIOT BELL TO HEAD MEETING, Palmer, Head of Lite...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY lollA, ~~Ociati~~~~~o none otn u~Ru 15 Li ERA' L g }ImLD AS FLYER INSPECT MI TCH EL .FIELD UNDERGOES. ANNUAL TEST I hul I1 ie Under y-Six GIVE' TALK )eii for 8 8 OAH HITS BITS Idaho Senator Says Poicy H-as Greatly Lowered Livin~g in Silver Nations. TARIFF ACTS DEFENDED Senator fHatrield, Thimseyer of Iowa. Answer European Condemnation. WASHhIGTON, May l.-{R?}- Senator Borah thinks that. since half the hau...…
…Iiglt THE MICHICAN D3ATLY' _ School Encourages Self-Guidance by u V L SNESYISTEM FOR ADING UPILS, History Teacher Finds Scholars From Institution Here Rank High. CALLS PLAN SOCIALIZED Faculty Steps Into Background; Students Control All Outside Work. By John W. Pritchard. Students are their own bosses and the faculty is merely an ad- visory accessory in extra-curricular work at the University High school, and even, to a certain extent, in th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY published every morning except Monday dur- the University year by the Board in Control Student Publications. emnber of Western Conference Editorial Asso. tion, Ihe Associated Press is exclusively entitled to suse for republication of all news dispatches ;dited to it or not otherwise credited in this er and the local news published herein. lntered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Miehi- i, as second class matter. Special rate...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 gmIL M JWAALvA " """ s f'"" 4 .. ......I lEN'S LEAGUE S TEA DANCE CLOSE SEASO4N STYLES CONFORM TO HOT WEATHER Washable Blouses Will Feature Tailored Suits. C\' ] . Bernice Hall SOPHOMO S PExplains Beginn MEETINGsFOR PLAYBgof Freshman LIFE OF CHINESE WOMEN CHANGES AS WESTERN INFLUENCE INCREASES iing Club Delbridge's Orchestra Play at First Affair Open to Men. Willi [LL BE HELD SATURDAY >ceeds to Go to Underg...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY I*. iga Faces Ohio State T%.Xda at Ferry V leic if or Keigler Expected to, onl Mountd for Varsity; Rio Hurler Unpicked. -ontinues Fight, in Spite hicago Defeat, to Keep in feels of fllinois. ROBARLE LINEUPS t Ohio State 3b Baumngartncr, cf e, if Widlar, rf ns, ci Fic'iter, lb lb Hilnchnan or c Hale, 3b 2b Fesler, 2b , rf Strotier, ss ss Condon, if or Kieg- Weisheimer or Fury, c Kermode, Wrig- ley, or Albord, p in A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIEY II OP r K TO BE A WA RDED TONIGHT STOP I Vi#AatlyG L p L1EB MANY STAR PITCHERS IN AMERICAN ARE GIVEN LITTLE NOTICE BY FANS Outstanding,' to Be Given ago Associatb Award; bach Makes Selection. e ad Prospective Ability e Choice; Several Have Chane for honor. year's winer of the Chicago trophy will be announced at a meeting of the players aches in the Union. Pro- m of the award will b made er Morton, Michilan alum- d ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY k-1 AL BU in the Bulletin is constructive notic ersity. Copy received at the office .of it until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:3 [LLETIN e to all members the Assistant to 0 a. m. Saturday. NO. 158 TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1931 NOTICES t and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students on May 13 from 4 to 6 o'clock. ty Lecture: Professor Glenn T. Trewartha, of the Depart- >graphy of the University of Wisconsin, will lecture on the N...…
…rABLISHED 1890 AVa AW MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN Y VOL. XLI., No. 157. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1931 PRICE FIVE uul d .. R S BUTLER URGES FOUNDATION TO AI DEPRESSION STUDY GOULD DISCUSSES ANA ARC TIC WORKI GOULD DESCRIBES POLAR EXPEDIION !. 3 Alumnus, Officer of Food Corporation, Talks at Luncheon Here. CALLS DROP OMAN-MADE' Says Institution...…
…lTHE MICHIGAN DAILYp p 9R IHf~ N 0 J. M. Barrie I'eaches Seventy-First Year eputies Favor Foreign cies of Veteran Statesman. ay 9.-)---The way. to presidency was open to- ristide Briand, veteran ister, if M. Briand Ae- y that he wa.nts that Luich dignity and little Says Institution Would Provide Jnsuralice Againist Whar on Present Order. (Continued from Page 1) "If, by stabilization, we mean complete stabilization, with never a ripple on...…
