…ESTABLISHED' +'189 . 4 Air I tU1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I,, I I I, VOL. XX. NO. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 TIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTa :.., , . ,, { ,:; . >. . r, rr . ,, :. . : . ,,: . DE FE TS 0 ERI ES, 44-28 FOREIGN STUDENTS TO OFFER SEVENTHI PROGRA M__TONIGHT ,Varied Acts Will Include Music, Dancing, and Acrobatics, by Student Artists. BoY PIANIST TO PLAY German Chorus Under Direction1 of Hildner...…
…f TPr ?,-iTrl4Trs-AM IL #'ACL+41 J.W5 1 v.I 1 1. . &~1 r I r l'4 A I RNHGROUP fl PERU DIPLOMAT J~l~l Little elrL~aie Rest Of ILTO EAR THIRDIi.TRO S DEAN OF ENVVOY MS3L~h on Consumtion of Intoxic Willam c1aJhliCLetur Dr. Clarence Cook Little, former ings. Dr. L yl 'ovrFenhTavl.-p esident of the University, recent- jege spirit7 ICT Wil Coos Memersof exas j usae Slle Preentat aleHarvard Crimson that he consid- greatly di ,I 1 I V.Wilim c~uhlin...…
…TUESDAY, MARCH 4, ioao THE MICHIG*AN DAILY PANE Summer Session Offers Medley of Varied Entertain men , a a 3 1 1 l 1 1 i i i Radio Broadcasting Station WWJ; oNew Fisher Building for luncheon; ETH ;Detroit Public Library; Detroit In-, stitute of Arts. Trip ends at 5:00 p.mAnn Arbor. P O A:R9 SE / P YPlay. (LydiadMendels " n'#r July 28, 5:00 p n TeMci 'TD'[flU[ gan Archaeoloia Expedition n __ _ _ _ _ _Mesopotamia." (Illustrated). Prof. P...…
… PAGE FOUR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 Published every morning except Mondaye during the Tlniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.' The Associated Press is exclusively entitledt 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 a...…
… TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 4USAMR .,13.R~ MIVIC N r AL AEFV i 9Lq&VAVA M " WAvAM ' III lqpg d _ _ - BOOKS OF RELIGIOUS CH ARACT ER CALENDAR IUO RANK THIRD AMONGALL PUBLISHED eMarch 5-7. T Tuesday, 2:30-Faculty Wom- 0 I ER EST Two Groups Are Represented Professor Joeckel mentioned a setioclub,PLeaetheaer According to Professor !book by father and son, J. H. Ran- Alley. Carleton B. Joekel. dall, Sr., and J...…
…CONFEREINCE TITLL LEADSSCRS WON BY_ MI&CHIQANb Hockey Increases in Popularityl as Coach Lowrey Develops s:. Winnng Otfit FOUR VETERANS LEAVE, With the firstundisputed Western Conference' puck championsghip, whch ev~ fell to the lot of a, Wol - verine puck, team safely written in- to the books, Coach Eddie Lowrey's Varsity hockey combine can- look. back over a season which has ::. definitely established Michigan as ,:;;':; on of the strongholds...…
…4,~1930 TH'E MICHIG AN DAILY . ._.. ,. .. ::........ x - MICHI.GAN F FS W FOURTH M After Win Over Bishops, Varsity Defeats Buckeyes, 10-7 at Columbus. TO MEET CHICAGO NEXT With two victories won over the week end, the Varsity fencers are, beginning another week of stren- uous practice in an effort to con- tinue their winning streak when they meet Chicago next Saturday. After defeating Ohio Wesleyan, 4- 3, at the Intramural building last...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,rIT ..!:T-iAV MATIt * a tr nr n THE_ MICHIGAN-_ s DAILY 11..:rhIfl'^ Alffl .tLJJZ) Y1, £ l::'Vrnn&/ 2, LUOV ~' DAILY OFFCA BULLEHIN . 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. in. Saturday) IVOL. XL. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930 No, 100 NOTICES Aill Secondi Semester Freshmen who have obta...…
