…TM-MDAY, MAY 3 Is I" - fv[M1 fi.? tNDIALY PAGE PTIE k Installs New Officers of League S WIMMING TAR SHOWS STYLE IVY THOMAS, IN INTER VIEW, TELLS JNTRAMUTRAI, OF IMPORTANCE OF- WOMEN IN EAST Indlant Student Relates Position ing carried by Gandhi's followers. 1N. W JGratBrtan ports are sold by standing near GratBrtan them and begging people not to buy 'Yo ar almst obod ifyouthem. t Archery"YuaeamsnooyiYO Manufacture and inidustry have jWo...…
….I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 3,1932 : _ _ c*@hia 3 "' eal c:. APWAW RL ,. ' y ,' _ . -' J SUCClESSIVE OVER WLVES "a 4cNeal to Hurl Against ns in Effort to End of M.S.C. Victories. J ° A7e Th 0 ,, ay . ____ - - - - - -- -_ ____ u Record jI { 7 i E i SMTISFI EI TO First- Outdoor Meet of Season is Saccessful, AccordingI to Coach Hoyt. No matte:r .what "he summaries ccAained Coach Charlie Hoyt was j entirc y satis=-ed w...…
…''. . THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Retain Positions; Senatorsea Yankees Purdue Win Shows Wolverines' Power LEO DIEGEL RATES VIRGINIA VAN WIE NATION'S BEST WOMAN GOLFER BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Aeet with Detroit City College Pipgras Says Gomez' Success Carded for Wednesday. Due to Confusion on Part The decisive 17-1 victory record- of Everyone in Park. ed by the Wolverine golf team in b Brian Bel by :ra .eyl last Satu...…
…, / THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' _ __ _ DAILY. OFFICIAL BULLETIN, Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all Mkembers, of the University. Copy received at the +pifice of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOL. XLII.' TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1932 No. 152, NOTICIVS To Members of thre University Conwil: There will be an adjourned mneeting of the University Council onf Tuesday] May 3, at 4:15 p.m., Room "B," A...…
…iEDI '"V w1 tl 1 I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 1890 EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN J., No. 151 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1931 PRICE FIVE G lAKER, NOTED B TO CHARITY, CIER, PASSES New York Financier Succumbs at Home Dean of American Bankers Dies in New York Residence at Ninety-One. CALLED THIRD RICHEST Deceased Capitalist Held Stock in More Than Forty Corporations. NEW YORK, May 2...…
… ITA!TION ISTER SAYS HERBERt HOOVER, JR., Mks. HOOVER RtACH WAS!HNGTOA~ AFTER VACATIO~ ~te Sa*~itary System ~is~alted by Detroit ~elf are Group. CHAR~1TI~S TO ~ Is ~ID ~e o~ Pasteurized led; MQre Than o be Needed. 4tAon has been se- Fresh Air camp for ~ children, for the i; George Hofmeist- ~n of the drive for butions, announced f the camp's organ- last year have been the in~tal1ation of ~tary system, through ~ of a Detroit wel- nd with...…
… THE MICHIG1AN D AI YE a.. w ....... ITAIANSPRQPKESY NEW. CONSERVATIVE FACTION Former Popular' Party May Be Future Opposition to Fascist Regime. MOVEMENT IS CATHOIC Pope Does Not Recog ize Body; Mussolini Newspaper Makes Attack. ROME, May 2.-(IP)--There is no political party in Italy but that of the Fascists-but political thinkers are watching with enormous inter- est, the growth of a movement tnat one day may develop into a trans- migrated...…
…T E MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY; MAY 3, 1931 TH__CA.D IY.UDY.MY3.13 It 1 ==. - - - -- - - == r1 III KMUSIC NDoDRAMAN btarting Tomorrow w SPEAKING OF CLASSICS by Blanche Yurka. It has been said that "great art has no limits of locality or time." "No limits" is possibly a slight ex- aggeration. The modern mind is not too agile nor especially sympathe- tic in its exercise of the retrospec- tive imagination. Recent efforts toward re-visualizin...…
… THE MlCHIGAN DAILY cl . ,-u--z -- 5 .. _ , .. . ro ., r. rue to Hold Annual Installation Banquet Tomorrow Nigh MEN WILL FETE ]GERS FR H1932 ANNAL INNER ior Cooke and Helen Jones Vil Retire as Heads for 1930-31. N LLOYD ro ATTEND ue Ballroom Will be Scene of Official 'Ceremony Tomorrow, RETIRING OFFICERS TO BE HONOR GUESTS AT LEAGUE INSTALLATION IAI HISTORY OF MUSIC TO BE TRACED! Af.I.fhIII, L IN DANCES OF FRESHMAAN PAGEANT ll A...…
…THE MICHIAN TEILE START 4 1931 I aize andfBlue Golfers Gain Decisive Win Over Ohio F(TT( TO \\((1 FERRELL NEARLY MISSED ON NO-HIT N\LIILS III MEETL GAME WH EN RICK HIT ONE IN EIGHT H Two tennis teams of unknown strength will do battle on the Ohio SStatecourts at Columbus tomorrow afternoon when the Wolverines in- vade the Buckeye town to open the Western Conference tennis sched- ule. Both teams have met weaker opponents during the pre-sea...…
…'THE MICHICAN DAIlY PM AS WIN THR E FIRSTS IN RELAYSC E LAISIF RVERTSING"' 1 STWINS CENTURY IN I i 9.6 AT COLUMBUS T v THREE EVENTS,;z. ies Win 100-Yard Dash, nd 880 Yard Relays to Tie Illinois.y BUS, O., May 2. - (P) Ticial world's records and ew Ohio marks were made , ghth annual Ohio Relays e' NOTICE Iaseba11 Scores American Lea gue. R 3 1 Clev.....210 000 000 Det. 000 001 000 H E 10 0 8 2 GULFERS CAPTUR Brilliancy of Play in...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.TLY LY OFFICIALBULLETIN ion in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Jniversity. Copy received at the offico of the Assistant to ident until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1931 NO. 151 Additional Noticeso n age 3 NUYICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home from 4 to 6 o'clock bn first two Sunday afternoons of each month to members of the ulties, their friends, and o...…
…ESTABISHED 1890 Elr t qja lattg IASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930 EIGHT PAGES CflDUfn~eunor IIARCHITECT'S DRAWING OF AlUMNIT ii Afli flflIDlftcwC1 rIm7 rc'i PRICE FIVE CENTS JaUFOVIVIVIE u nt CLUB TO BE ERECTED IN DETROIT RAL INCOSNI I T E C L" :.:....:..: ::.v: .:.r::y{.:v J ,. IN TER C LA SS CA M ESv ..::. ::.:...- :?{r ':{ai:r": : {'{"}s4r ~?"i:4"?... i} $'"! .':i:; 't{...::i.}:i:6 D0FEAT ...…
…- rx THRE MICHIGAN E DATE Y At;1 RDAY, MAY 2,19 30 7 EDUCTIONSCHOOL TO, HOLD MEETIG IN SUMMER TERMl Seris of. Conferences Offered for Educators and Part Time Students. !L N ALUMNI CONGRESS Graduate Meetings Will Open July 21; Social Program Also .Arranged. In the 1929 summer session of the. School of Education, a series of educational conferences was of- fered, extending over a period of'; lyve weeks. This summer the pro- gram is to be ...…
…THE MICHI-G-A~lN -SATURD~AY, MAY,-1930 DAILY PAG T'rmE GUUL w I LETUR YA TIONAL GUARD SMEN TAKE OVER COLUMBUS PRISON; gfffN Q Aged cetAwarded "U ^'Ei ,l.MACHINE GUNS POSTED TOPRE VENT FUR THER RITS' iL o~flJonor, ib t rh YMIGNEVILLE, Meu tne-E-Mo- ,.,..sell.Proince, France,. a 2+a TOFAS O 3 .* ~*. ..P That the French Legion of Hoanr as S...... F Ra ic etda Shwass . u~rotcinu reey L ~ei Dn et Wdw4 Club Engages General niest of Honor at Fin...…
…PAGE FMUIM T HE MI C I I C AN D AILY SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1930 I ie Published every morning except Monday wurig the University year by tha Board in Contl of Student Publications. Member of Western Confereo Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- Aatches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news published Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arb...…
…' ;, . DAY. MAY,- 1930 THE _".MTIC AN °DAILY 'PAGE FIVE yr 2Rw'1':a" b,'ap."4!5;*;*>. #TWk Nr.ga. +VIVV s a a.ate --a a w v. w a. a. " ... ., .. .... C =::&f 'TA *A= ikA *i v er-> ' ,. r ----- -- -- - -- HED-0GER' TO SPEAK FOODPROGRAM Member of Chicago Memorial Fund Will Discuss Adult Education' at League. WAS WORLD WAR NURSE Dr. Caroline -edger, of the Eliza- beth McCormick Memorial fund, Chicago, will be the principal speaker at the...…
…PAGE .SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ SATURDAY, MAY 3, 193'0 PAG~ ~&~&' SATPR~A~ MAY ~, ~1~3D -, l WOL.VERINES READY FOR PURPLE GAME TODAY IR IN 1!G NINE- HRSlj' Michigan Diamond Team Secks Second Western Conference Victory of Season. BILL COMPTON TO HURL PROBABLE LINE -UPS. By Sheldon C. Fullerton, the trip to Columbus to compete Ohio State athletes had a per- in the annual Ohio State Relays fect day early this week when they which wil...…
…THE MI+CHIG AN DAILY PAGE SEVN MkC*IiGA FACES I Hoosier BaI T anmi PURPLE DIAMOND TEAM TO PLAY ~ ~~~~Meets Chicago Today MICHIGAN PRL ETR AT FP RRtY FIELD TODAY C j Ia tr A r t we(Speial to Ih ay PURPLned rN aeTT R u ta 'z a1 N w-pOIGON dMy2- ~ o~u oiaeeriodical hitters, has a habit of ^"! ah eeT Nn "n . t Of(Continued From Page 6) C dP P " verine veteran plenty of lopposi- ! _______BLO________ Oh INGrTO eN Ind, ay of ed on Fyfe for 16 hits ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATULDAY, MAY 3, 1930 DAILY 0FI CIAL BULLET IN STITON DCL AES Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- IIU ARNOiii1 dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) I VOL. XL. SATURDAY, MAY 3, 150 No. 151 Lobbyist, Chairman of Anti-Dry Board, Believes President NOTICES R to be 'Wet' Follower. Black Oratorical Contest: The final preliminar...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 A& Air 4W t t- AAL AOL GLIJEL Nor' vap, r Vol. XXXIX, No. 156. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MMMM MEMO MINE NINE Oov 000 1111h,"mrqu E AML %JE Fl ma-M STi i E P :,ks e w ; ,4 p= . Cream of Campus Scholars Feted At Annual BanquI [ DEAIHS DO GREAI GREEK GRACIOUSLY GANGT SGREET cUYS~ Shuter Shows Sclious Side i yi 9t i + i Regal Reformer Renders egret HOBBS HAII ;Chinese Chief _..__...…
… ' t PAGE TWO 'I E MICHIGAN DAILY FRiIDAY, M~4AY 3, 1929 ~PAGETWc~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRANTIC FOREST "FANATICS FEEL FLING OF FAME About sixty members of the stu-j dent body and faculty of the School of Forestry and Conservation will gather -at Saginaw forest out Lib-1 erty. street' for the annual Forest- er's Field Day to be held on Satur- day, May 4. Acording to Robert K. Winter,' Grad., chairman of the event, the group will assemb...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929H7-1 T ICHIC AN ORM DRA.KE TOI FOR OLD SCHOI LIQUID TONGUE CASH PRIZE WILL NOT. AMATEUR RATING4 ENTRANTS Assurance Of Short S pc Insures Heavy Crow For Contest FIGH torical contest is given $100 and $50 goes to the contestant awarded sec- ond place. Ex-Governor Frank 0.! Lowden of Illinois is the man whose 3L I generosity makes these cash prizes possible. Similar prizes are usually M given to the students winning the loc...…
…PAGEJ FOUIn Published every morning except Monday duing the University y1ar by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. *Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, i a second class matter. S...…
…4--m- MmA'T, -MAY S', 1026- THE MICHICA D, A T-c Y, -, PACE M, - P1~T~AYyMAX" 3, IA~2~V - PACE ~TVE THE MTCHI~AN I3AVICY r i.s j, ;'' , r .. _.. -. ..........,,..,v wgr",w -e 'U MWA'wA U w mw '. Lydia Pinkham To Deliver main Address At League Opening (@ RAIN FAILS TO PUT CRIMP IN PROGRAM fOR 1i: ;, . Y1'" INAUGURAL CEREMONIES; ZILCH WFILL SING it SPRING ?] IS HERE )\ ~QN *~4<N. - - ' SOCIETY NOTESTP RI S WILL Emil...…
…f ; S1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY , 19 3 9 PAGiSiX I FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 RAIN KEEP ICHIGAN'S MASTERFUL EN NO" OOR S BIG BASEBALL BRAVES Frantically In BOLDLY BOUNCE BAT An Fierce Fracas DE An unusually small amount of1 FORD[IWITPUI BIP BYcrabbing and gin, good baseball the part of the co-eds has marked [ the inter-frat baseball competition, SPOILING SPRING UNIFORMS state intramural officials who have VARSITY HASN'T CHANCE TO IS ...…
… TRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 LOW(ER STAFF PUPPl[S FOOTBALL FROLIC IS CHALLENGE.UPPERSTO CANCELLED BY CRUEL' VIOLENT ENCOUNTERiCOACH TAO E. wIEMAN, TH E MICHIGAN DAIL" VArW. QlMrMl ..H a. ICv Ei i 1QA M . 11+.. .[ ' flty 'fl't 0~ come a reality.. The project is go- -ing forward under, the supervision <of Prof. W. C. Ballard jr. of the college. GIFTS for ALL OCCASIONS At rock bottom prices NOW- 49th Anniversary Sale Burr, Patterson and Auld Co. 6...…
…i MAGE EIGHT TIwIE MT STICN DTI]V Ii3AY, MAY 9,-0~29 -i DAIY OFICALBULLETI N Publication in the Bulletin is conhtruct'ive 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. XXXIX FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 No. 155 University Lectures: Professor D. P. Riabouchinsky, now of the French Service Tech-' .nique Aeronautique, will deliver three University lectures ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890, I Ar Ar -A-.Ah. t t *A MEMBER ASSOCIATEI PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 159. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1928. RDIGHT NAMES O ( NOMNEES FINALS OF SCHOOL e1 AM'LS -of HMIlNLLC TO BE RADIOCAS UICl FiclS Plans for a special May Festival radiocaston to be held Friday after- noon, May 11, were announced yes- hIterday by Waldo M. Abbot, of the ANNUNCDTB SM rhetoric department, who was pro- !gram n ager and annuncnr...…
…TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY A It 111. * TEESTOBE" ; I ST LANDSCAPINCI n N) R1D OND)S VIP. s RIEVONTITIONI N( 1,)1 lAAR DENS ENTY MEN EMPLOYED WITH PARADE AND PAPER BLIZZARDSOUITI!TOD[S[LlTHED ~ TWO SPANISH PLAYS Twohort plays, La Plancha, de 1a, tr i Marqueca. (The Mistike of the Mar 5 guise) and "El Milagro" (The Mir . ac), willy be presented by the So- f ciedad Hispanica on its annual ipro- <y gram to he given Wednesday evenin.,, Ma y 9, in Mime...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY STATE COEGE RAND ILL APPAR JOINTLY YWITH UNIVERSITY UNIT CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT WILL MARK CLOSER CONTACT BETWEEN SCHOOLS ADMISSION WILL BE FREE Alpha EpsilouMu To Give Dance After Progratu At Masonic Temple For Players And Guests When the Michigan State college band comer here Friday night to play a combined concert with the Univer- sity band at 8 o'clock in hill audi- torium, it will be not only the first time in history tha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dttilig I4 k~vr 2ecry ,y nrnning xcepi Monday te (Tniversity year by thr 4rard i of StudentPutiaon etn 1 "'d ;. r r''ier_:,eu ':sci r" Associated ess is exclusively en- to the use or republication of all news che: credit er( it o not otherwise "I tin thi? !";;w,~n4 the local *new Pull, herein ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, gan, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by Third Assistant Post- General.. s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY * I ||TITE SOPHOMORES OLYMPIC GAMES AS iIITIATE, SUPHOMORESPEACE DISCUSSED This is the se l of aseries of artces INTO WYVERN SOCIET usd thetteistnicufi of middl Western colge wo m enIwihneteat 'it Ste U iersty i CEolm b s ril 2,2,and Junior Honorary Group Picks Twelve was the toic of a per read by ar"a New- Leaders In Activites In hic is quoted elow of issoui, Class Of 1930 Nineteen hundred twenty eight's MEMBERS AID ...…
…'THE MTHICAN DAILY OLVEINES WILL OPEN EASTERV SERIES T -AV k i 1'l' 1 l D fDlfQ[ ioht Br Ten Pall MANAGER P'ECKINPAUGH AND FIVE OF THE CLEVELAND unners Complete. R imrr.L1 uu .i. r\m 11 i- ' 1. - IIIfi L tr .. 1I L1 Teams To Play In COLGATE INOENN WeekEnd Contests Conference b~aseball teams were enjoying another1 day of rest today G-,A ME AT H MILTON (prior to the hieavy scheduleofam Ifrthe week end. Five games are on. COPRIIIJEN4 ...…
…STATE NETIN TODLY VairPl"Hy, ictfi Over Nortliweslcr11, x , avo red To D)efeait SpartalI Telinis Tea'ni rTHEMICHIGANDAILY _____________ FOLLOWING ARCHIE'S FOOTSTEPS'[ ffl [ ILLINOIS DEFEATS BADGERS UHIHI!IiIUWHILE INDIANA TRIMS IOWNA CU~ALZQ FIISHE UNON ACEINSPRING PRACTICE GAMES q t t oO '\t .t~ ~ ~ i't , Iai W ani W nixr1 playing between qarters9 of the "In- k db ~ mps CC - !r~d °v iry M,11 ave C ( I I Ck el 1eii I e ~ id Tea,, IwIa treiigt...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . AlLY OFFIC IA L BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to. all members of University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 0 p.m. (11:30 a.m., Saturday.) 1 S. 'I HIUJISlAY, MAY :3. Number 159. eshmen and'Sophomores, gyr'ing Games: In accordance with custom and with the consent of their respective ans, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Colleges of Literature, Science, and e Arts, En...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Sfitr iau Daflg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 152 .EIGHT PAGES ANN ARDOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1927 EIGHT PAGES 1 _ r PRICE FIVE CENTS SPRING GAMES WILL BE HELD THIS WEEK; PLANS ARE FINISHED FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES WILL ELECT CAPTAINS AT ASSEMBLIES BOYER, '27, IS CHAIRMAN1 Tug-Of-War And Three Contests Sat- urday Comprise Program For1 Annual Class Struggles Oil And Liniment Feature Preparations For Roll...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T I'l., j TH MCIGN DAL TEJ)Y M\ :,l:2 AfTimpulsive act reaches a successful steadfa."stness of punrpose? If the for- ART11 conclusion he who gave the imiplse i ':; TnwerI~~ib of much value; 511111 li I elte--ell siwh a rwaftt dteL3 ignored or forgotten; if thec om ~Ol f~1 results in failure the one whzo gave uo i'orvtln ~h wm thej tbe ifortm),,ate advice willI rest ni-,- ; iner hoW"h does it; it {ie rlllj iol t "ttti' ....…
…I' T'IJESD4AY, AJA .~1527 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4W mow. PROMINENT GRAOU TFPd Advies rchtecuralStuentsm in the architectural profession A d fi eP r ch ic t u r al S t ud en t sj od y b tXhe g in a dlh e ol - ments are rather spiritual than ma- 1 fibres of the spirit.1 The man who succeeds in any branch of architectural practice and writes his naine clear in the annals of the profession is the man of cour- (Continued on. Page Eight) : ;...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY S, 127 -U ____________________ __ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association., The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered ...…
…TT-ESDAY, MAY 3, 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE FIVI ............ } Acion I, Represeiitattvo 'Of Allj Vioeni f on Campus; Pledge Will Be Redeemed By T1eni EXCEED OLD QUOTA ! At a meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Women's league held Sat- urday, April 30, it was agreed that the women of the University should underwrite an additional pledge to the League building fund to the amount of $50,000 redeemable in three years. It has been the p...…
…T4HE MICHIGAN DAILY 9TE&UAY, MAY ;l',12 ___dWOM__ __ ___ (r wow-- . , . 3, .. ... " r xp I . s.. i A; _ 1RWIl!IiWIIIiIW) .. .......... w.........r.. ...,. . Ll -- A ! r.- 1 .1011FAlogm WOLERIE TACKENRATE M'FARLANE ' WOL "AM N THEBEST! TUN ODUL E.T T H E RI "!"Led"''Davis, regutlar catcher , ist not exIeci d to st art in the game at Puridue tomforriow. Davis sprained his anlkle wlhen he, slid to the plate in' his home run in ...…
…UAY 3, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPAUL E i DOUVR PA EiT LEAD IN CONFER EN CE BASEBALL M.PrT AM i DA fPC'-- A VV%'T*RVTTI I T~LT ''V A M~ I I I DLPIIINSTO IENTERTAIN SPORITS OF ITHE WEEKi; cJL ~N j A I 3 Ta 11,LJLIU ILn i UIniUi i XvI.ja nii tila 1) 1 1II~' Juc I J2Pik.yl'I __-911(1 11 VU~ tllI .ihi3t. y WIN I ' 1aela I Illinois went into the lead in the Conference leaders with four straight Wensa, May ,-Pbrdue at ; 1Dolphins, faculty swim...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I AESD, MY 27 -, __ .. BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. VOLUME VII TUESDAY, IAY 3, 19'27 NUMBER 142 To the Deans: There will be no Conference of the Deans on Wednseday, May 4, 1927. F. E. Robbins. Notice to All Seniors: The diploma fee of $10 i...…
…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE Jf- Sir 43an 4:Iait I --- i Section One I VOL. XXXV. No 157 TWENTY PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1925 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS I EGISL r 1 tu Ri TS T C I RE f? VON HINDENBURS MAY ATTEMPT TO PAIYll CITHOLICS NON-PARTISAN ASSOCIATIONI URGES COOPERATION OF U.S. IN ACTIVITIES OF THE LEAGUE COMIC MAGAZINES GRANT EXCLUSIVE REPRINTING RIGHTS Ff LEADERS BELIEVE DR. WILL RECEIVE SOM...…
…PAG ETWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 3 19'?, 400 Requi chairman of the Senior bril commlit- worked ou which will compie *est tee, anlnounced yesterday that there is. transfornm the Union hallrooin Iet ely thoe A s u e Se i r a p8iii that a few m ore appli-t 317ii;"(* c f'III it :'lvisahie o1' 1 y Tlhat the ;;'o 1: 1 ii xiii he it' V. 'ill the i=iadc inl I'Te w ilaily. K.. 1ec 1 iv l tr .;e (Olti.;._ t. , i i iig n F\'1O Fs :1.:^;- ....…
…SUNDAY, {IMY 3, 1t925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE x RES DAILY PAGE '~7HREN HOSPITAL WULL BE, READY ON JUN he completed May 31, and by June 30r the major portion of remaining oddI jobs will be completed. At ~)F room, V ofl) fthe N ilding are-. hli paint ed by compressed an. yp3° .yers;, Wih Work st arting on)IIhe i sixth floor. 'Compr essors to flurni-dh electrical fixtures have all ben or- dlered. Heating and ventiting fixtures and1 nua...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1325 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of StudentPublications. Members of Western Conference Editorial ,Association.' The Associated Press is exclusively en- titied to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited. to it or not otherwse credited in this paper and the local news pub- iished therein. Entcred it the postoffice at An...…
…3. V: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PG V PAGE FIVN ------------- op y C s _ A YET mom vim= Atom .... , REORSPRESENTED Al A A 11I PI MIILIITfl comtmittee. The offices filledI were: Mr's. N. a Tra vs. Iron Mion ta in. first vice-lvresidlC nt; Airs. R. A. Steven4ef,, Flint, secretary. I I manow PLAS OMLETD ORCommittees Named .._. .. For League Tea Sbe 13iId g e tea., which is to be' gvnStraafenoay9atAttractive floral decorations ini-# the...…
…PACE SIX THE MIC14IGAN DAILY y _.. .T .,. . ... SUNDAY, IVIA- 1925 :. H IHGNDIY UDY A ,12 /pow'''... ... . oi m _i , :a -. <. 1 ..... a, \..> " WOVRNSDROP PNIG6AEBenson To Hurl;MICIGATENIS TO ILINIS N COSEIn Badger Game SUOTOE TO 'LLIOIS INGLDEATtL Hee Tomorrow!'HTU 11 (Coninud frm Pge Oe.) by trikng ut Jste andforing Benson, Wolverine veteran mounds Wleii~hv o l ace (Cotined romPae Oe.) by triin ou Jetesandfocin maman, has...…
