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…-TH I.*. I CA "DA au~z . £~ A T .V 1 imArlip 11cossiv 'H 1I 11 14-1 1 tANP" 1. lATTV F~ACE IV i Women's Glee Club To Present Annual Spring Concert Today; Event Will Include Navy Choir __ Senior Ball Ticket Sales To End Today Prima's Orchestra Will Play4 Dance Music, Novelty Tunes At Annual Semi-Formal Affair Washington Liberals Experiment Musical To Be Held At Hill Auditorium The Women's Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Margueri...…

…PAGE SIX TiltI MTC A ' NT1AtMx ,SDAT, SUNE 6, 1946 Chicago Fire Disaster Investigated by Experts Hundreds Trapped, 58 Die, as LaSalle Hotel Burns; Worst Blaze of Kind in City's History A NEW TWIST TO AN OLD PLOT: Shaw Mocks Ideals-Price By The Associated Press CHICAGO, June 5-Safety, en- gineering and architectural experts started a series of investigations into a flash fire which trapped hundreds of patrons in their rooms of the loop's...…

…- .. > >, . II 17Y frrgnn. I WEATHER Fai, Co-ntiniie Cool1, Frost VOL. LV, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS MassYouth Group Organizing Plans ToBeFormulated Four Point Program Ur ged 1y Svend Petersen, Danish Youth Group Leader Allies Reduce Germany to1937S ize * * * * * * * * * * Bombers Hit Japan's Largest Port An, organizational meeting for all students on campus will be held at 4:15 p...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD Army Geologists Are Necessary To American World War Effort ity to go into and understand ter- rain studies and prepare them for military use was a natural. No one can interpret the terrain from aerial photographs better than the geol- ogist." One of the most important jobs the Unit does is selecting possible airfield sites. Such features as the underground foundation, drainage, gravel deposits for use in construc-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY v I I I i m~an9 the teoun 44 By HANK MANTHO Dily Sports Editor AS THE professional golfers came off the winter circuit and began to lay their plans for the summer, many reports arose as to who was the great- est golfer of all time, and the biggest percentage of yeas gave this classi- fication to Byron Nelson. The only other golfer to appear as an opponent worthy of the title was Bobby Jones, but even the Jones admirers...…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDlAY, 6 69 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GEO-ROUND: Jackson hesitates t Cnvc DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN '..., [ .. ./--i ;; 1 ,I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay McFee Editori...…

…JUNE6 ,1945 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Carolyn Daley Chairman for 1 Ru thMcMorris To Be Assistant Carolyn Daley. Day House, has been eboscn geicral chairman of the 1946 Jwior Girls' Play, according to an ainuu1cerent made yesterday by W1#jge's Judiciary Council. l4u,t~h McMorri6,. Kappa Alpha Dance Program Planned by Club An informal studio dance program will be presented at 4:20 p.m. EWT tomorrow by members of the Ballet Chia in the dance studio o...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WIVi1*TY.l- AY. J~ 6 6 r,; I WyELCOME rleNt, wbo&Ig0 .{ They come to enlist,- your help in the *':: b nIvg D EG ' MOhE PE R DS * anl of-them, I 4'. FIN yU R QUOTA." A N yU.PERSON4AL VALUE OF Wt OU AR SO"7114 WAR LA AVERAG0E QUOTA AS' Bjjs BUGI8 pIcNCOE PER(CASHEALE MONm 15: $250 $250 150.00 *175 225.250 131.2515 210-225 112.50 125 200.210 93.7510 180200 75.00 50 144.180 37.50 2 100-14018.75 :< Unde: $100 HE...…

…EXTRA! it( 4 ii EXTRA! VOL. LIV No. 153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wealther LONDON, June 6-(AP)- The sun broke through heavy clouds at times in the Dover Strait area this first day of the Allied invasion of Western Eu- rope.. After a daybreak shower there was sunshine, but later banks of heavy clouds swept up from the northwest.* <V By WES GALLAGHER Associated Press Correspondent SUPREME HEADQUARTERS, ...…

…0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1944 .. s __ _.. _.... sa _ . .. _ _. ___ leGerman Open Up Second Fron in France Weapons Show Ingenuity Rccket-P'ropelled .Glider aBomb Used;C Inven.tion Eiployed Me +chani.cal Skill By PAUL KERN LEE Associated Press Aviation Editor All the inventive brains and mechanical skill at the command of Adolf Hitler's Germany have gone into devising and manufacturing weapons with which to combat t...…

…TUESDA, JUNE , 1944 Ta. ' U A .U.A~v 3®TRt.*1I, 1 .AL.J i. IT' MTC#111'ITC 11\fL A TTV - + rAI..*i TIW± Nine Meets Boilermakers Here in Double Bill S ON THE REBOUND by Jo Ann Peterson LAST FRIDAY marked the anni- always driving ahead, no matter how versary of the death of one of poorly the team appeared to be doing the most outstanding athletes ever at a chosen moment. to play Big Ten football, and one ofr.e the finest sportsmen t...…

…PVAGE FVQUR .: .eM. H (aAN flA.Y -lax-.lt. a V al. r .Ss a 1 * l_/. .. . aA ITdflV TT. a 1dL - - aL'w. : b.rtis, ,a 1 l it O 174Y Fifty-Fourth Year KEEP MOVING i* 54E iris. r.mnl ........... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank . Bud Low Jo Ann Peterson Mary...…

…I: CuE MICHIGAN DAILY WAGE FlV Insurance Is Ruled Interstate ien REUN TO RE iION ent y Court _ 75-Year-Old Decision Is Overturned Conspiracy Is Charged tinder Aniti-Trust Law WASHINGTON, Jtne 5.-(P)-The Supreme Court, overturning a 75- year-old decision, ruled today that the insurance business is interstate commerce and therefore subject to regulation under the Sherman Anti- Trust Law and the WVagner Labor Act The decision in the ant...…

…PAGE Tx THE MTl ICHT A TTv TTTESDAY, JTJNt G, 1944 a. t/ 11 1 V L'a L . .1 .L' . 1 L 1 'r _- - Allied Troops Chase Nazis Across Tiber Yanks Sink 20 More Jap Ships in Pacif ic U.S. Troops Aim at Mokmer Airdrome in Range of Philippines By The Associated Press Twenty more ships have been blown out of Japan's vanishing mer- chant and fighting fleets by Ameri- can torpedoes and bombs. Night flying Liberators sank a destroyer and damaged...…

… Weather Y ir t titx Editorial Christianity Was Once Subversive Too Fair Fifty Years O f Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 178 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Tumbles California 3.2 Victory Over Bears Gives Wolverines Split In Series; Muir Stars John Leidy Elected Captain Of Golfers By MYRON DANN Michigan's nine climaxed one of the greatest baseball seasons in Maize and Blue history yesterda...…

…'I I3E MIG IIGAN D A TT.Y FRTTIAV'_ TTTNF R. 7 AA.t", THE MlCH1~AN T)AIT.V - 'W'~AE.~ ~, ~ U~ .L~JtL E1i 111L3.t} a1U.Lr b 1541 L Engine School To Cooperate With Defense Special Courses To Train High School Graduates Here During Summer CollegesWill Assist As part of the Engineering Defense Training Program of the Federal gov- ernment, engineering training classes for qualified high school graduates will be offered this summer by the- Univ...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Baseball Team Edges Bears, 3-2, In Season's Last Game Wolverine Golf Team Chooses Leidy To Captain_1942 Squad (Continued from Page 1) himself and everyone else as well, qualified in the tourney. Reconsid- ering its choice for golf letterwinners, the athletic department awarded Leidy a varsity letter for his out- standing performance in national competition. The only way Coach Courtright can account fo...…

…1T 1. . ,rA t l 1# 1, i le a a . aa' w :Ca14 . .['. :.. 1- - 11/A X) tPI.JL XJ 3 b . S t.L nrnr-~r- 'N 1iIJ . 11 A1ItA1N AILY GO$ 0 i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every .morning .except .Monday during the University yeareand Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use ...…

… THE MTCHIGAN DAILY ?AOE 71v New Woernn's Co-0p Plans Are Approved Passed On By Board Of Regents, Henderson House To Be Built By University Alumnae Groups Plans for Henderson House. wo- men's cooperative dormitory to be built under the auspices of the 50 organized alumnae groups of the Uni- versity, have been approved by he Board of Regents so that construction of the house can probably begin this summer, according to Mrs. Beach Conger, exec...…

…ix THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIIAY. TiINF . '194'f TH M HGA 1A1. r1'D.TJIAsV TJ'thTP O'1:!t1 Army Center Tour Planned Byliekelsen ProfeSSOr To Make Study Of Courses; To Advise Improvement Methods Asked to make a study of the courses aind suggest methods of im- provement, Prof. John M. Nickelsen of the mechanical engineering de- partment will go to the Camp Hola- bird motor transport training school near Baltimore next week to inspect the work n...…

… 6, 1941 T HE M IC H IGAN D A ILY PAGE SEVEN DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 6), Class, Tuesday, June 10, at noon. Sen- ior Class-Tuesday, June 3, at 5 p.m. Medical School: Freshman Class- Thursday, June 12, at noon. Sopho- more Class-Saturday, June 14, at noon. Junior Class-Saturday, June 14, at noon. Senior Class-Saturday, June 7, 1941, at noon. Graduate School: All classes. June 17, at noon. Candidates for Master's Degree...…

…'T IE 1' I . . I . :IL3 ' }t ,Y, ' + . x.941 ..- eEuM =-C.IGA N D v A I.L Ydaa~a~a Rfl V J~t V'. '8 I ThA CLASSIlFIED ADVERTISING ASSOCIATED HELP WANTED MEN STUDENTS - Part time or steady work. Washtenaw Coney Island, 111 N. Main. 430 WAITERS and BUSBOYS wanted- Full employment from June 14th to July 1st. Part time from July 1st during Summer Session. Apply Allenel Hotel. 432 COLLEGE GRADUATE-22 to 27. Large finance company. Must be: iar...…

…- I The Weather Increasing cloudiness, show- ers in west portion today, and by night in east; tomorrow showers. Y Ap an jIai1 Editorials Make The Issue Clear ... Answer To H.C. And R.H... VOL. XLVI No. 179 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1936 PRICE 5 CENTS Blum Pushes Labor Strikes Toward Peace New Government Expects Agreement As Minister Confers With Unions Premier Demands Reforms For Labor Socialist Appoints Three Women ...…

…PAGE TWO T I MICHIGAN DUILY SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 193i Strikes Sweep France As Socialists Take Control NEWS Of The DAY (From The Associated Press) Economic Unrest Grips EIrope While in F rance Socialist Premier Leon Blum's cabinet promised to ac- cede to the (emands of 600,000 strik- ing workers for legislation on a 40- hour week and other labor questions (see story on page one), strikes and marching men kept the rest of Eur- ope in a corr...…

…w THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE By GEORGE J. ANDROS Kocsis Eighth In Open; Trails By 3 Strokes Wolverine Pilot Has 143 To Hold Amateur Lead As Second Round Ends SPRINGFIELD, N. J., June 5.-(P) -Shooting a sub par 71 that could have been one or two strokes better for a two day total of 143 in the sec- ond round of the National Open Meet over the Baltusrol Golf Course today, Capt. Chuck Kocsis of the Varsity golf team headed the amateurs ...…

… FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1936 THE MICIGA N DAILY quences of our unpreparedness in the last war"- To them we. reply: We did not have to go to the ~ ,~ ~ AT~T last war. Would that we had been so unpre-N B E N E A lT * * * pared that we could not have gone. What would you have us prepare for-invasion? By whom? The * ** IT A 11 , Yellow Peril? R.ussia? xi ? YJ th t f j .4 11 Z uvw ~ t 1 xtz .i i exico :Your reaLs or inv...…

…SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.. ., THE SPORTING LADY. r" By BENCH WARMER II Recreational leadership has ended and camp certificates were given to 124 out of the 40 in the class . . . Orchids to the winnahs, who included Harriet Beecher, Jean Drake, Mary Goodrich, Helen Hirshey, Edna Kan- delin, Betty Keenan, Sally Kenny, Florence Michlinski, Rowena Sheffer, Louise Stone, Farley Ullrich, Elizabeth White, Carolyn Priehs, Br...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY '-'ATURPAY, JUNE PACE SIX SATUi~W~Y, JUNE 6. 1936 Band Awards Are Presented To 66 Winners Committee Offers Gifts; 'M' Blanket Is Highest Award For Service DAILY OFFICIAL, BULLETIN tuontinued from Page 4) you will remain in Ann Arbor or not. Please also check up on your record if you have not already done so, to be sure that our information is complete. French Final Examinations, Thurs- day a.m., June 11. Fren...…

…I] Jr it 4 il MEMBEJ ASOCITl PRESS ," NO "Mo - M.- - EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 179. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATIRDAY, JUNE 6, 1931 WEATHER: Cloudy, probably showers. I GROUP NT SEVEN SUMMER German Seaplane Hops Ocean DO-X COMPLETES ATLANTIC FLIGHT TO NATAL, BRAZIL Giant German Seaplane Finishes Long-Delayed Journey From Switzerland Lake. PONTIFF REFUSES ITALIAN GESTURE FORClMPROMISE V...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Leaders in Italy's Present Fascist-Catholic Conflict CATION CAZINE 1 t s K i Former Editor Announces e Idea.' U OF PRESENT AGE ehce Cook Little and Other Nt0nal Figures Praise Fothcoming Project. By John W. Pritchard. velyn Lbinski, spec., former ed- of he Quill and now a student the University, will soon an- mnce a new magazine, conceived er the guidance of nationally minent thinkers, which has n' ealid "a new, unique ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DA-IY : I IlbAL HbUflL LL IN SECOND INI UNIERSITY 11 Today's Radio Programs (Ea..tern Standard Time) INH NIXCjSGOES Ok STEADILY11 jMusical Organizations Complete Active Year, Filling Out-of-Town and Local Engagements FRAhTEMITIES HOUSES TO Al By Jerry Rosenthal i III Pu 'II Many Will Not Enter Until Last Minute, Says Shaw; Number Reaches Forty. PLAN EXTRA FEATURES Zhemistry Lectures to Be Given; Ruthven Will Entertai...…

…THE"'MICHIGAN DAILY R -r 4 1 BaiTt~ norning except Monday during the University year trol of Student Publications. Vestern Conference Editorial Association. Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- iew dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ?r and the local new,, published herein. Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second al .rate of postage granted by Third Assistant carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50 Ann Arbor Press Building...…

… ss JORDAN HALL RESIDENTS ENTERTAIN IN HONOR OF ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Approaching Wedding Occasion for Shower; Honors Dinner to Be Held. senior is to be chosen is scholarship, campus activities, and contribu- Lions to either Jordan or Mosher hall. reading fromTOP to BOTTOM I At this time the senior and grad- Wednesday evening the residents uate residents will present their of Jordan hall gave a personal class gifts to the halls. shower for ...…

…iiga Enters Four inIneclgitTr D. Cicosn rwaoB Lone Representative of Middle West TRAmranLae inAnnual Intercollegiate Rcs tPoughkeepsie June 16 AmWin L ei TV EflIME ,l Philadelphia ...... 31 11 .7 H[C i 1 t l N wh Yon ....24 18.51 ---_ Cleveland ......... 23 21 .5 olam, Camipbell, e hrS cores 296fr72 Chicago.... . .... 184 .4 to Represent H ole Clnd9 ose St. Lui ......... 15 24, .3 S: Field.'I.. ..Ron;Jrd Detroit......9 29 .31 tggWth Card of 29...…

…A L-j L- A %.0 A C LA SS I IF DI TWO PASSENGERS wanted to Box 73, Michigan -Daily. share expenses to Copper cou- SMALL FAMILY driving tc DVERISHi tr. Paul Clemnt. Phone 124 Angeles by Yellowstone, roo - fe p n 6 one. Phone 3212.I NTILE WANTED-House mother for fra- FOR RENT FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES ternity during umm r. No ex- ______-. if tPiano Turning! {Phone rier, Victor p FORUCO ne--"Pleasa'i 4cottage Allinaending er, the concert artist...…

…THE MICHIGAN DATLY ... OFFICIAL BULLETIN e Bulletin is constructive notice to all members . Copy received at the office of the Assistant to U! 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1931 NO. 179 NOTICES ganizations: The Treasurers of student organizations who portcd to the Office of the Dean of Students with regard al accounts for the current year are urged to do so with- J. A. Bursley, dean. Regujation: Upon cor...…

…THE WEATHER C Iig # mr r I Fair and Warmer lJf~irhig an :43 ttit i VOL. X. NO. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS PRESIDENT HOOVER 9RRANGES SPECIAL ffSSION OF SENATE Discusses Possibility of Early Ratification of London Naval Treaty. CLOSE HARMONY OEWiLL BE PROOUCEO BY MiCHIGAN GROUP Repertory Players Will Present Comedy of Dorothy Parker and Elmer Rice. WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY Hai...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 It LwA ait& MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS XL. NO. 179 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS MT TM\ FAMOUS ACROBAT TO APPEAR HERE LINE PROGRAM~ COMING YEAR Sets October 2 as Date r Annual All-Freshmen Get-Together.,z ANNUAL CLASS DAYMANY STUDENTS AI AIDED BY LOANS9 Bursley, dean of studentsA that over $15,00will have been loaned to SATURDAY,_JUNE rityst sdig the N JUNE 20 AND 21 1929-3...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 UMir Oummtr " t TASED ROLL Published every morning except Mondy THE BIG SUNDj during the University Summer Session by SUPPLEMENT-NOT the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news Editor, dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseT, credited in this paper and the local news Toasted Rolls, published herein. Mic...…

… ~PA Qt ' WILL 'BE CANED FORCOMING tTERHM Plans Are Announced for Next Year's Freshman Week' ~by Prof. Bursley TOBEGIN SEPTEMBER 221 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. _ _ _ . ;, , DR Y BISHOP APPEARS AS BEFORE SENA TE LOBB Y WI TNESS COMMITTEE { RE9NTS LEGA1ZE11 IDegree Specializing in Physics { Created in Recognition of .. Trend in Industry. f'w #v w. it rue. -.>W- w f T Prw eve Y t r v 7 dW n+. r1 u r r+. 'r a r .0-V .I1 .7+\ ,I""M .Yr.7"wlry ...…

…Y 6, 1930 TIM SUMMER A? RICAN DAILY Y 6,1080 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FASHION PLATE One of the principal consider- ations in assembling a summer wardrobe is to obtain sport clothes which are both smart and comfort- able. For golf and tennis the tra- ditional outfit is a one piece dress or skirt with a tuck in blouse. Soft woolens are the favorites for golf, but in very warm weather shan- tung, tussor, or toile de sole are more comfortable...…

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…THE SUMTVIER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6 1930 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1930 STAGE WHISPER By Helen Carrm, '31. Apparently when a New Yorker does things he does them in the marathon manner. Both Wallace and Hickman have been spending this entire week casting three plays, one of which is being re- hearsed before, after, and during meals. "Close Harmony," the first of these plays, is to be presented this week, beginning Wedn...…

… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIG;A DAILY VR.TnAV- STME -A 10-M TH M CH GA fAT Y ~'_ --_T -XZ amo G11,.l1 x dV1V1' UJ 1:1JU _ _._. , 4t tLi41gatt latg Published every morning excp Monday during the University year by th.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...…

…'T r7 w..w w rvw7 rw :+. w ww r w.'w....-3 FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1930 TIH E MICHIG AN £DAIL Y A. AJ6%AA;A A; A. V AA' i ,wl~v " { 'I NNW JENNIE s 0 Om \ LEAGUE COMMITTEEKANSAS SENIOR I WINS CONTEST PLANS OPEN HOUSE Graduating Students and Guests to be Entertained DuringL Commencement. INVITE UNDERCLASSMEN The Women's league will hold open house Friday, June 20, from .. 3:30 to 5 o'clock in the ballroom of : the League building. The recepti...…

…w f. . w w T w s T T w _T #I T T# T Tw # v T- w T T w ## T f# R T w w w w w T w PACt STX THE~ MICH IAN DAILY FRMAY, JUNE 6, 1930 ~AOE STX F2R.I~AY, JtTN~ 8, 19Z1 ~1SF _______ __________________ THIN CLADS WILL COMPE-,TE AT CHICA GO TODA' Y WOLERI-NI FIVE MEN National Gamnes~ Appearance as Varsity TROJANS PIC0 Entering five me annual collegiate meet which starts Chicago today, 00o wvill definitely end nection with the Michigan afte...…

…T T r v 7 7" 7. w 7 7 R 7r,. .-v -! - .: . r . w . ! . . "6RAY " , 1930 TH M CAN DAILY PA B~O EVEL' Detroit Wains Game From Senators, 6-2 S*-IaARKEY-SCHMELLNG BATTLE i PROMISES FAST, HARD SCRAP C LASSIF AYR'I PIANO TUNING -- Phone67. delivery. E1 ) Victor Allmendiinger. The Sten- KILLIN'S GRAVEL CO. IGD way concert artist tuner. Office; Tel. 7075, 7112, or 21014. C at residence, 1608 Morton Ave., YIGTee . ncat.Fi (Continued From Page...…

…r r. ,.r W Wrrr , V- - v - r -v -'W"W"V - V - " - _WW TI PAGE EIGHT THE M4CHIGAN DAILY' 1P.tIhAV JTTNhVfl ' £ 1(V f _*_ _ ItI~b#ix., J lVL' o~, LiIUUJ AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN II January 15, 1930, which provides that "hereafter sorority and fraternity rushing shall not be allowed before the noon of Saturday of Orientationx Week." Under this ruling fraternities may make appointments withI freshmen at any time for engagements to be kep...…

…. ,Y THUNDER OWERS 1~oo Bk 43an attx ASOCLU ~ PRE~ DiA" IJDIG, SERVICE ~ ~Q . 7\T^ .No. 178. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1919. PRimE THREEm AN-ABOrICIGNFRDAJUE . 91. D fl n P ~ .s+FD I KILLED IN EXPLOSION; ORE INlJUED KESBARRE, PA., IS SCENE OF LATEST MINING TRAGEDY )RT CIRCUIT RAUSES kTAL POWDER BLAST ter Occurred in Tunnel Through Which Men Were Riding on Way to Work (By Associated Press) kesbarre, Pa., June 5. ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY well as to commemorate the club's sixtieth anniversary, that Michigan men should be on hand tonight to wel- TL come the men. 14 Monday - Board in One Englishman says that the Amer- icans are splendid painters but no art- entd ists. He must refer to the way in ews dis- which we smeared the Germans.. inn Arbor, $3. s. And now the minister takes to the airplane to deliver a sermon. The press agents will Drobaly label his ser...…