…13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tennis Howard Kahn Team Downs Buckeyes In Second Big Ten Win, L Captures SixthI Straight Mitch Win In Final Doubles Tilt Gives Michigan Margin * Of Victory COLUMBUS, O., May 12.- (Spe- cial) -The University of Michigan tennis team won its second Big Ten victory in three starts today, down- ing the Buckeye netters here by the smallest possible margin, 4 to 2. The win managed to keep Mich- igan's record of n...…
…THE' MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY - x 1-uouished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student. Publications Member of the Western Confersnce Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. xioitted 0it bciate r s - 93,.A EMBER OF THE AS!SOCIATED PRESS rhe Associated Press is enclusively entitled tp the use frr republication of all news dispathces credited to it or not other...…
…aVaJIJar, MAY 13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Many H ouses Entertain For Parents During Homecoining W -4 ___________________ __________ ___ __________________________ )ek- Architects Exhibit Various Designs For Hoinecoming Mother's Day AdddR eason SFor Festivities CAcacia Aarks Fouudling; 111r. And Mrs. Brucker Amnor Uouse Guests Jeannie -Roberts Few Noted Michigan Athletes WedsChicagoSMan Is One of the several features o Homecoming Week-end...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1934 Dramatic Season Opens Tomorrow Night With "The Brontes ., ___ - Q ElizabethRisdon Elizabeth Risdon, Appearing As Charlotte B ronte Has The Part Of Charlotte Bronte Violet Kemble-Cooper Will Portray Emily Bronte; Play Is In Nine Scenes Six Shows Planned 'And So To Bed' Will Be Second Play Of Season; Leonto vieh To Star The premier Americah production of Alfred Sangster's stirring melodra- ma, "The Brontes," opens t...…
…The Weather Showers Saturday; Sunday un- settled, possibly local showers. C, r Sfr ig ti Editorials 'Back To Joe's And Orient'; The Erstwhile Hearst, Again. I VOL. XLIII, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS St. Lawrence Seaway Pact ParleyCalled Comstock Asks Governors Of Interested States To Force Immediate Action To Hokl Conference In Chicago Tuesday Governor Says Roosevelt Is Anxious To Obtain Approva...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 'a 3:ubicdon in the Bulletin is constctive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the offce of the Assistant to the Presidenit until 3:30; 11:30 a. mn. Satuirday. Maj. Edwards Reeeives State Describes Rail Plan XLIII SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1933 No. 162 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from four to six o'clock- on Sunday, May 14,to members of the faculty, students and...…
…VIAY 13, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rd O.. From the PRESS BOX By John Thomas Watching Golfers IO STATE golfers will opose the 0iichigan stars this morning at 9 a. m. _ . Real golf fans will undoubtedly t a k e advantage of this opportunity to see some first-cl a s s golfers in action. Many devotees of tue game have a hard time getting anything out of following golfers around. The fault lies in what they look for. If one goes out with the firm...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DAILY There are two things for which Mr. Hearst has been positively committed. They are, first, the replacement of high income taxes by a general -N. - ; L C --v . (' i]ti w ' c c { {! 9. I ;;. ; ., -. r - sales tax and, second, a "hands off" policy by the United States in foreign affairs. The President has ignored the Hearst advice on both these points. He stated that he was "horrified" at the suggestion of a sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCI ETY q.1m i New Members, Selected By Senior Society Ti Womien Honored By Election; Initiation And Banquet To Be Monday Ten women were honored with ad- mittance into Senior Society, hon- orary organization for senior inde- pendent women, Thursday night when present members of the society went to each neophyte's residence and read her the formal, traditional summons. Those chosen for the scholarship, activity ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY New B. E. F. Inspected Before Start For Washington -Associated Press Phoro Joe Salzman, one of the leaders in th# latest m ireh on Washington, inspecting his followers in Union Square, New York, before they started for the capitol to rcnew demands against the economy bill. for a soldier bonus and to protest ax O $27.66 A Barrel Cuts British Beer-Drinking By Half )NDON, May 12.-(,)-A tax of of $461,000,000 in 1923, to $...…
…'V 4 4bo U .l t +JSI:r MEMBR ASSOCIATED. RESS. I - - - - --------- SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy, possibly rain PRICE FIVE CENTS ...r i i ; . ii - -.W Q D Ll DBERmm"""'GH B F,. ,,. yl r)i:i A ', F.; DE D RHO E I TRHIBUTE IS PAID TO Dr.CANFIELD, 11AKILLED IN CRA9SH High Praise Given to Leading Head and Throat Expert. HAD WORLD FAME Dies Instantlv When Car Runs off Road East of City...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932 (By The Associated Press) Today's developments answered a question that had puzzled the nation since Tuesday night, March l-"Is the Lindbergh baby alive or dead ?" A brisk wind whistled through the clear night outside the Sour- land Mountain estate of the famous flier as Mrs. Lindbergh, assisted by Betty Gow, the nursemaid, put her 20-months-old son, to bed at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Lindbergh last saw the b...…
…NIY 13,1932 'W THE MICHIGAN DAILY ______________ Reei sAward as Most Valuable Fres hma ENTRY IN INDIANAPOLIS RACE n tong £the( enties in the Indianapolis lMemi 1 1 (1 r.1tia ce tis .ycaar I Luie Schneider, winne~r of last yeair's race. i;pitrdabove ,d. the wheel of his car' with his mreehanic, Jigger .~iin TOMEETI'MEXICO IN ZOQ.'£ R OUNL Alec"au~i Du1.ticfor Tough I flicii ueIr1,oundwill it mti1 tf' r,' d 1qiardci I ltr U. S. dl, plicit e...…
…w..T _H E IC H rGANDAILY" _ i~,~~ 3, 1932 rushing period. This agitation was short lived after ."namany fraternity leaders joined in quieting the rest- essless persons. Now even greater agitation is evident1 Published every morning except Monday during the University among sororities concerning the same matter. 'by the Board in Contro! of Student Publications. Member (i the Western Conference Editorial Association. There is only one main obj...…
…'RIDAY, MAY 13, 1932 THE MICHICAN DAILY " p,?1r'YF C'T k t A STEAK ROAST Executive Board Will Act as Hostesses at Outdoor Party Tomorrow. ociety The mothers were ente tained at Helen Newberry Residence last week-end. A dinner was given in their honor Saturday evening. Sun-; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Inti-tion Held for Six Mcmb The members of Kappa Kapp. of Honorary Journalism Gamma sorority entertained thc Sorority. Dclta Gamma chapter at a bufi...…
…THE~ MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. a_ DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the 'office of the 'Assia nt to the President until 3:30; 11:30 amn. Saturday. VoL. X111. FRWDAY, MAY 13, 1932 No. 161 NOTICE"; To the Members of the Uinversity Council: There will be a special xIecetIn of the Uniiversity C"ouncil onl May 23, at; 4:15 pa., in Room "B", Alumini Memorial...…
…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...…
…4 ESTABLISHED 1890 'V Ait 4 attn MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS LEADERS IN SENATE HINT CONFIRMATION 'OF HOOVER CHOICE Nomination of Roberts Takes1 Usual Course of Routine Investigation. SHEPARD IS 'SATISFIED, Russell D. Cowen Wins 1930 Pulitzer Award A d - Associated Press Photo ; Russell D. Owen. COUNCIL NOMINEES!EGJE SMA IL LIAMS, SPTE GETBIDS TODAY ...…
…or 14 V o U Y 10% T-1 T (%- Am nA- I T'V ' 04VV' T7'\ A H OR Jr A.H 4 4 w AAA L ii . FIV1. , 1-11 .J 4-AIN j 1~L TSU AT E P E ~ g J I ST DWLEGATIOO QF GOLDST, AR MOTHfERdS EMBARKS ! J AIiA T O IjIIIIIIIJililhIuiIfi hIIIII[{FiIIIItII0illltifIIIII TMTOBY MEXICAN.ACE TOR EUROIT GRAVES OF SNS IN -FRANEILYCNGTIAhI National GGuards Patrol [otwn EN S IDSA T Ri s Governor Poclas n j WA a and Rovirosa Crash IntQo atalLw S" O Lurg Electrical Stotr (u ...…
… 'EAN1Y 1 I3,- 1930 TO SPEAK HERE OiJ UNIVERSITY SERIES Dr. Charles Singer and Wife, Famous in Europe, to Talk May 20, 21. ARE FAMOUS AUTHORS _ ,... _ . .- THE MICRI AN D~AILY Playwright Receives 193 0 Pulitzer Awaid STATESHWS GAI iNERY RETURNS Completed Counts of 20 Cities Present Large Increases wtoell State Total. CENSUS NEARS MILLION Manistee, Albion Report Only Decreases; Pontiac Leads Urban Growth. (By Associated Press) DETROIT, May...…
…PAGE 1POU1 THE MICHICAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1930 ________________________________________________ ________:._____________ Published every atorning except Moaday.i uiring the Unversity year by the Board Inv contol of. Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editodalt Association.C The Associated Press is exclusively entitledl to the use for' republication of all news di- Y atches credited to it or not otherwise credited a t...…
…0 TUSDAY, MAY 13, 1930 ITHE 1MI HICIANDATL Y, PaflK PT" er-- - mwmmddism r" kVAVA T \ lllj 11111111111 SOZ A 'wA I= or WA s __ .._. e U| |0 DRAMATIC ARTIST; LEAGUE OFIIAILS TO APPEAR HERE FETRDATS FOR COMING YEAR TOkPLAY IN RApMA I f RF IN AIIDKatherine Wick Kelley toAppear w ; anque umuurrow i*xgmL ivmiams Installation of Newly ' Elected Officers.. TREASURER TO REPORT independent Women, Organized Houses, Are Invited to Atte...…
…iTHtMt-HIGAN bDA1LY ; TULSDAY, MAY 13, 1930 APPEAR ON FOREIGN FIELDS GALLANT FOX WIT SANDE UP F FAVORED AT KENTUCKY DERBY A N mwin kn t ai " 0 m rn*SO I u u i43,5wuHI smun ____ lost 13.01 Kipkle Brings Spring session to oo oa Ut en a flhiIEAtajsiiihii. i Nan End With FinalScrimage Au MEN ..:yBetween Squads. Y ANKSGIANTS, WINCONESS t AlS WINNER WIN CO:NT ESTS OFTWO DASHES McGraw's New York Giants againI- took the measure of the Chic...…
…TUESDAY; MAY 13, 1930 TH-E MICHI GAN FISHER STRlESSES DE ENSIVE V4DRfK; DIAMOND CHATTER , (Continued From Page 6)I Reserves Trounce Varsity With vor of a pinch hitter in the Bill Crouch Pitching fifth, Montagu' taking his place for Yannigans. )n the box. Although he was ___ ga. having his troubles with the In- MAY PLAY FROSH TODAY diadns, it appears now that if PLA _____ TO AY Compton had remained in the 'game chances are that Michi-...…
…MICHIGAN TUESDAY. MAY 13: 1530 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *Y , y. ~yF ---------- EVENTS TODAY meets in the Chapel of the Michi-gan League Building at 8:00 p. m. ACaN n d l University Lectures: ApaN n dih May 13, 4:15 p. m., Room 165 Chemical Laboratory. Dr. S. C. Lind, Portia Lambda Chapter of Zeta Phi Eta will hold its annual fresh- Will Debate Tonight Director of the School of Chemistry, University of Minnesota: "The man debate with Athena Soci...…
…,STABLISHED 1890h Ig Abr I t at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 168. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1928. EIGHT PAGES TSHATTERS VARSTYNCKMEN WINKE WEIGHTR FROMOPHERD FHO 6IV I -E Alll E DEFE TS ILII OIS-T VICE 11 TAG DAYS TO BE HELDARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR FRESH AIR CAMP{OR MUSIC FESTIVAL TOMORROWJ TUESDAY TO BEGIN WEON[SDAY I OUTELDERPG'H IEI NI2F'-DOMnFE IN N INNING : i IN CLOSE MEET RHEA TAKES HIGH POINT HONO...…
…____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ THE MICHIGAN DAIL"Y t~ht i g an in andl >>~again, polising men in particulair, and- their leader. i, a all( Itering it. "Varsity" ws finished by Sunday ''It it's -oo,,i eiioiigl we'll dedicate iOring flg n Moo;(, took it hack to 'INSPIRED BY OEMANO>tn' Whi potnt--ara ppruiy i greed Moore. Up1 untili thist tine there ; i held in IT-Ball--Moore presenltedl (Conntiu1na rn iPaap nnlUbadJbeen no song writteni for'Yost- (C...…
…GRI SONG COMPOSFDI SFOR EASTERN GAMES ,a (Continued from page two ) N o iii 1 the new found song Neither Lawton16 nor Moore needed to "sell" ther ma-" sterpiece to the students The song was flashed on the screen while Moore r played it on the organ, only interrup- ting his playing to aid Fred Lawton in leading the singing. As Professor Moore now says, the song was a hit,- it "went over big:' But one straw lay in the path of success, and this s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA M-mk" ''' " ! ''' h '', '3 ' ' 1 '1 , ; ''i "' Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in 'ontrol of Student Publications Member of Weters Conference Editorial Association The Associated' Press is exclusively en- :itled to the use for republication of all news lspatches credited to it or not otherwise :redited in this paper and the local news pub. ished herein Entered at t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 191 IWWAVAVAM A'0 m -vv-emu- zs r x ., PALM[RFIELD WILL BE SCENE OF ANNUAL FRESHMAN PAGEANT TUESDAY Plcnic Begins At 5:30 O'clock, Pageant fines for absences from rehearsals be- Opens At 7 O'clock, And Pro- ing used to cover food expenses. cession At 8 O'clock Posters Are Displayed. Posters submitted, in the annual TO REHEARSE TOMORROW Freshman pageant poster contest are, now being exhibited in the windows of Lantern n...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY , ILLINOIS TENNIS TEAM WIA TS IN EASY VICTORY, 72 I. Football Candidates Look For Rinehart, Display Fine Talent' Indiana Javelin Ace, MATCH Of THIS YEAR y hWIN SCHOLASTIC MEET ToWin First Places LEADS HURDLERS IN GOPHER MEET: FIRST GAME[DW RAISE IJdh .U01 FU NDS FOR OLYMPICS Pla~yers 4 haie tOfJPaiy Illinois (C-ipture. IN inc Mttre As TIeamn Fiotii Se ell Of P~lay ed GRAHlAM TAKES SINGLES Taking five out of ...…
…^-^ ^r r .,THE.MICHIGAN .DAJLYi NOTWSENWINS~ IN ANNUALf FIELNFT o'. ,r: & , J i <s . 11'4; ;. ''A, Uix ,.,; (Continued fromu Page Six) (Thompsoni (N. .W.) second, Smilth ((Cas)' third, Pongrace (1+.) fourth.I Tinme, 1:59. Broad jump-Won y Snowvden (N. rE.), Waird (A. A.) second, Nelson ((1. '. S.) third, Brown (Redford) fourth. Distanice, 21 feet, 11 3-4 inches. Pole vault-'Won b osen(.R 1.) and Roster (Kalamazoo), vie for Brit; B.riney ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN phony Orchestra and the following soloists: Marie Montana, soprano, Merle Alcock, contralto, Tudor Davies, tenor, Raymund Koch, baritone, Chase Baromeo, bass, Earl V. Moore, conductor. The Third May Festival concert will take place Friday afternoon, May 18, at 2:30 o'clock; soloists: Marie Montana, soprano, Benno Rabinof, violin; the Children's Festival Chorus will sing "The Quest of the Queer Prince" by Hyde with orche...…
…TA -IED Jr Ap 41P -.AL Air at A -: : _ _ .. --- --- - ,. XXXVII, No. 161 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927 TEN PAGES ___________________________ ,,. , NLY CLUE TO PLIBHT F FRENCH AVIATORSl IN CLIM OF TRIO~l REE CANADIANS 'DECLAREj HEARTNG SOIND OF PLAN E !OTOR FRENCH AIR ACE LOST IN ATLANTIC [." NOTED ARCHITECT AND 'AUTHOR TALKS ABOUT, B E l-lTJ Cl I CA 0O ' 9 E X C E L L E N T E PAl1(K SYSTEM LIES. POflR CI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILLCRUFEE UIONJs' Diplomatic Chief Q4NUET TICKET S Ll 2 I ins Nearly Com~pleted For Annual F'athers' And Sons' Week~ End; i. Pr'esident Little To Speah CAP NIGHT PO)STPONED) M" LOCAL -SPONSORS OF NATIO, ~IA1?KED PUBLIC INTEREST NA CiL CAN( IN CLIN. -. CE WEEK.'REPORT cancer clieis are being organizedl FIc. E.XAMINA TIONS throughout the wountry in the attempt tomale the early treatment of cancer cases recognized as th...…
…- A.... ...s.1x*.!1 . iV!'1 L./'111 m 1. W n Pultzr1H no1 psite the Philadelphia navy yard-.i t:0y by Pic inicr Mussolini for the ,u I \VAIn PuhtzeItalnorsanflyer whrose, plane, the 'on inletion of the trip. 9T1 11 ou b o ts Santa Maria was burned wh1en about PRVDNEIili:J ah !UIIU the Santa Maria 11, the huge Savoia man has been elected to lead" the sea plane sent to this country fromt Brown wetesnx er Reduction 'Of' iC9 In GROUP Commission) S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY d every morning" (c;pt Monday e University yer by tht Board in I Student Publicatio(ns. s of Westemr Conference Editorial n. sociated Press is exclusively en- hc use for republication of all news credited to it or not otherwise t his pap'r and i he local news pub- rin. at thr. postoffce at Aan Arbor, as. second class miatter. Spechl rate granted by Third Assistaut Pos - neral. tio.n by carrier, $3.75; by nail, Offices: Ann...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY : _..<,w. mill AS1tE M [3 Minneapolis Professor Claims Women IS SOCIETY HEAD -Are Over-Rated In Scholastic Ability FOR COMING YEAR REULTS Or LECTION College women are grtly ove-tkthe lead in industry, swbolastic rated in regard tp their scholastic zeal, dependability, and capacity for ability, according to the thiecry of. college work. Phyllis Lolhton, Margaret Jawkis Professor Donald G. Patterson,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ; _ Af"WhAA i t Bird" Takes Off From French Field Piloted-.by SOCIOOGY ar Heroes, Nungesser and C oli' on T]rans-oceanic«l ITY FORMED1 Two PRINCETON Flight SPLIT ON HEADS!h ISSUESI to Upperclassiicu ,udensip hil BY WOOD neeting held last nighlt in the r Union, the members of the 'ormed sociology club were initiated into Alpha Kappal ational sociology fratruity." thea first sociology fralernityl ended on the campus, a...…
…III! UflbfL Ifl ALI9 MAY FESTIVAL with the amounts depending on the years of service, maintained entirely from contributions, and the life insur- ance carried on every one of its mem- bers with no cost to them. The build- ing of Orchestra Hall eliminated the item of rent from the budget and en- abled the Association to widen the scope of its activities along the linesI of popular and children's conecrts.I Office space in the building and renta...…
….,ti..,.. ~G ,,, ..r.r.. v -'UNIMPRESSIVE WIN IN DERBY TEST "14EPRES BoxPARTIALLY REVIVES WANING HOPES N WINS WNSE 19-9,-- ratirI Starin Batckfield rs; John son IBolts 'd PlacementL. IL MEET BLUES "wo toutchdowrns inl thv ee, of hy the treen by Kecame from1 ay at Ferry' field and( erdict ove-r 1Bassett'; !)iNtort irop, capntain of ihe! EMh;I rail; Leam, coialy A ng ,in at foadprcAtiony lNod the Wolverines a. comrsfortabl1e ma:rgin ov...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITLE, gil 84400 WITH THE TRACKMEN Tanntage. Camipibell, NN ho placed p much difficulty* in taking first place.I :second against lowa ivith 1512 feet He woni th'e javelin throw at the Ohio 6 Inchle", iwill bie 3a rnag pwtsioil. andl Penn relays, in spite of the fact ity for second place. that he was competing with a sore; ---- arm. He is na tionial collegiate and Coach Farrell is as yet undecided W"estern Conference cham...…
…R INDICTED UD CHARGE ctive notice to all memlbers of Assistant to the President until' iy must be typewritten. 13, 1927 NUMBER 161 I - - ____________-______ 'I I I r ' I r . t ' x F t 5 sterday afternoon, Joseph for the remainder of the regulations. , it held by Roelof Lanting, ' t, CONDUCT TEST THIS WEEK OF NEW , STEVENS TO TALK traininI. T: ANGELL HALL TELESCOPE LENSES H ERE TOMORROW :rairoads as Grands, the "Tests are being conducte...…
