… ESTABLISHED 1890 A sommmallIMMMA- Ajo la i I&,. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . .. .® 0 Vol. XXXIX. No. 73. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1928 EIGHT PAGES MICHIGAN DAILY FINDINGS SHOW MANY FLU C S[S MORE THAN 100 STUDENTS HAVE LEFT BECAUSE OF ILLNESSI ESTIMATE 2,000 AS TOTAL Health Service Is Taxed To Limit While Class Attendance Is On Decrease More than 500 cases of severe colds or mild influenza were listed last night in a...…
…PACE TWO AIR4NDE WORLD PAYSHflAQE TO MEN TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF FLYING IS CELE1RATED IN NORTH CAROLINA ORVILLE WRIGHT ATTENDS Crowds Pay Tribute To Wrights At Scene Of First Air Flights * ( fl As s e<~c Pre.- . KITTY HAWK, N. C., Dec. 17.- Kill Devil hills, windswept sand dunes on the North Carolina coast, became an international shrine to- day as an "air-minded" world paid tribute to the men it called "flying fools" 25 years ago. Orville...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBLR 18,. 1928 TU-IE MICh--IGAN DATILY r PACE TTIRER TUESDAY, DECEMI3EU 18, 1028 PAGE TITTh~ ______________ _- ---- ___- ~--- ----- ~----- -- ----~~ _-- ('IAIIlVUI IUTnflITf~lf SNOWS FALL IN ""REASONABLENTESS OF RELIGION" IS rmikin urur Pni i rnrt. LYW AIII I IiI fUb I f WESTERN STATE.S THIRD CONVOCATION SPEECH TOPI UrU!tY U~~ ; V' au W ie i ~~ ~oest a tJn of love, Itruth, adbeauty, and [lD[IPL lA SOCIATION Til O LD llwig...…
…GE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. Published everytmorning except Monday Suring the University year 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 postoffiece at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a...…
…AY, DECEMBER 18, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY LYAV 40U \..7 13 k 1 i 1 ||h|LQ DI | nr MICHIGAN WOMAN PUBLISHES 'QUILL' D K FLU SURVIVORS ARE BECOMING FEW VULLIO DHALL LUS FULFILLING AMBITION OF CHILDHOOD IIUIl \ YOMUNYMtKl AND FAR BETWEEN,_OBSERVES CORA "The Quill," a quarterly maga- has been printed, each one devoted Well, my dear, Christmas vaca- I the sirvivors do come down with To ZE TA AU ALPHA!ne devoted to the higher arts, is to...…
…"vAt I MICHIGAN a TUE$DAY,JMB1PR 18, 19214 THI MICHIGAN I) A I L Y BREAK_ RECORDS AT 110-"'---'bk'4O1VT0 WOLVERIES OATCCach DrsHockeyTeamFor Init TORONTOLAWAGOSLN CONFERENCE CAGE ANNEXESTTL STEATE ITLE BATTING CROWN INVASION OF PIf >, x qU1 N awnai';As Marked Contrast SnlCLOSE T RIaACEAndn ,es Meet D eaL In Si Spindle, Walker, And Ault Make R(elease of tPe of icial American ll last Season New Canad in Marks In league batting averages ...…
…TUESDAY, D)ECEMBDlR IS, 1Mu" THE MICH-IGAN DAIEV- PAGE tmvE-l ToOPPOsE[NWKEYE IN CONTEST TONIGHT- Conquerors Of Indiana Will TPes Strength Of Hawkcyes On Both Offense And Defense WILCOX BACK IN LINEUP IOWA CITY, Dec. 17.-A!fn as- signment of maid-season toughness has been meted out to the Univer- sity of Iowa basketball team which plays. the Washington University quintet from St. Louis tomorrow night on the field house court. It is the probl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1928 University Girls' Glee Club: The Glee club will meet at the School of Music today at l o'rciu-1 IDAF I Y 111 I * B U L I and the Christmas party will be at 4:30. Rehearsal will be held a 7:30 this evening, in Hill Auditorium. Everyone is urged to be on time. Esther Anderson, Acting President Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members University Girls' Glee Club of the Uni...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ait I a1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXIX, No. 49 PART 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 EIGHT ST TE HOLDS RSI , TO FIELD G o YALE EDUCATOR SWLL OPEN FALL, SERICES TODAY PRtOF. PHELPS IS AUTHORITY ON SHAKESPEARE AND WRITER OF NOTE FRANTZ TO 'BE AT ORGAN Rev. J. T. Stone, Chicago Minister, And 'Henry Pitt VanDusen To Speak Lateri .William Lyon Phelps will ad- dress the opening convoc...…
…THE MICHIGAN _DAILY SUNDA' i a i # .. _ _I T H M I H I A T A T . --? ~ h fl1 work for three years, including the AN ATlirnCFT present, to an extent of $35,400a A~ vvi GFT year. 30. from an anonymous [HSIT on or, an oscillograph valued at $,1760, for the department of elec- MEN S O UNYEAIIY trical engineering. 31. From the ________________ zzcanMedical ascain 13. From Mrs. Mary E. Read, $2,000 td grant of $2;000 for continuing the ~dditicn...…
…18, 1923 I THE-M-ICHIGAN. D All LY 18, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -(LI iBSlDD UITSfOlFARM BLOC IN SENATE TO UDD LiUU IEIU MOVEMENT THROUGH to~ OFFORMER WISCONSIN - HEDANDGEOLOGIST PROF. THOMAS C. CHAMBERLIN. HELD DEGREES FROM MICHIGAN INITIATE LIBERAL PARTY DE MOCRATIC REORGANIZATION I if HOLD FUNERAL IN CHICAGO' Rank Educator As Among Greatest! Of World's Students In SHI Geological Field BROORHART, Mi Generally known as one of the Iow...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, THE MCHIG N DALY SNDA- _. _ t lished every morning except Monday the University year by the Board in of of Student Publications. mber of Western Conference Editorial ation. Associated Press is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news ches credited to it or not otherwise d in this paper and the local news pub- herein. ered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, gan, as second class matter. Special rate t...…
…18, 1928 THE MICHIGAN III I ,III I M OSIC SgIOOL 6IYFACULTY TEAS AND DINNERS PREVAIL THIS WEEK: SCHOOL SORORITIES ENTERTAIN MICHIGAN STATE GUESTS LOCALWOMELANIEU - ....-...,..WLT.T AvrE N otices fthef Th PA l TUDI Fauculty dinners prevail this week among the sororities. Many are continuing their pledging also.' Gamma Phi Beta gave a dinner1 Scholarship Cup Will Be Awarded Person With Highest Grades Last Semester ORCHESTRAWILL PLAY As t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - SUNDAY, NVEMBER RTANS THREATEN TO TIESCORELATE IN GALA 8, 1928 E.A--F SCORE B f. U RTER I STEINKE PLAYS HIS BEST 'GAME OF YEAR SATURDAY (Continued From Page One) later stages of the congest and two partially blocked kicks paved the way for State's final drive late in the last quarter. Penalize Varsity Often Michigan was a frequent offen- der for infractions of the rules, los- ing a total of 55 yards in penalties. Thes...…
…1" 4 E $ I yid ,A DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY *igan State Harriers Score Victory Over Wolverines C 'LASSIF #ADVERTISI u ~pSPARlTANSANEfOR a -: 1Wen Brown Wins For Second Sueeessive Year; Upstaters Have Nine Point Margin LIN ,...... _ EUPS Michigan MichiganState Truskowski .. .LE ...... Anderson Pommerening ..LT.. Christenson{ Poe ............ LG.....Hitchings Bovard. . ....C .........Smeadr Steinke .........RG....... Moeller Squier ......…
…i THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVF THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV __ T i_ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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. m. Saturday.) . I Vol. 39 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 No. 491 University Lecture: Mr. J. J. Mallon, Warden of Toynbee Hall, London, England, willf speak on the subject "The Psyc...…
…Jr Lwt tgan 4aity VOLUME 39 PART 2 Editor, Kenneth G. Patrick ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1928 Business Manager, Edward L. Hulse] NUMBER 49 -- - -I Do the Tassels Tear in the Tussle?-You may believe it or not, but these are members of the Harrow football team in the tight little isle of Britain. "Do they play soccer or rugby?" we asked both the Underwood boys, but neither knew. We know full well that they do not play the Am...…
… Blue Grads to Span Sphere-That's only another way of saying that John K. Colgate (left), New York City, and Stewart B. Riley, North Attleboro, Mass., recent graduates of Yale, are on their way around the world. Their itinerary will take them to South America, Cape Town, Syria, Persia, China, Japan, Honolulu, and San Francisco. They will return after ten months of travel. ~. Just One Flanagan After Another-Carnegie Tech boasts of twins on i...…
… - 14 11 1 . ll- , - 0 t A Gripping Spectacle-Half-Nelsons, ham- merlocks, toe holds, and other grips are turned out in large quantities by this class in wrestling which has been snapped in the De Pauw gym- nasium. (The DePauw) ir . .,v .. -._ -. .. ._ 6 I I If I I t 13 Two Tough Birds to Hit-Here are the two leading candidates for All-American fullback honors from the Middle West. They are Mayes McLain, (above), the Iowa Ind...…
…1 I Teaches English with an Authentic Accent-Miss Eglan- tyne Jebb, of Birmingham, England, a new-comer in the English department at Wellesley. She is not wearing a Doug Fairbanks beret. That's a trick cap which is given away with certain English academic degrees. (Wide World) Harvard Men Practice Plane Living-Harvard has an aviation club of fifty students with headquarters at the airport in East Boston. R. B. Bell, of New York City, is pr...…
…I, ESTABLISHED 1890 JY g Lwr * a11 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I i Vol. XXIX. No. 22. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 18, 1928 EIGHT PA NARROW MAJORITIES MARK JUNIOR CLASS EECTIONSYESTERDA a-HOP COMMITTEEMEN ARE SELECTED BY CLASS FOR 'ANNUAL DANCE FARRELL IS PRESIDENT Every Office Is Hotly Contested; Recount Shows Drastic Changes In one of the, most hotly con- tested and campaigned elections in recent years, the members of the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY UIN WILL STLRT RN FLIGHT HOME 3 WESTERN TOUR SEEK RADIO ANOTHER! OPERATOR VISIT DETROIT, , AKRON, AND [ER CITIES J J ;{ A I+ { IPAIR DAMAGED FIN To Complete Return Trip armany In Two Day's Less me Than U. S. Voyage (By Associated Press) qWEW YORK, Oct. 17-The Graf ppen plans to start a return 0ht to Germany in about ten s. First, however, after repairs Ve been made to her damaged she will make a tour of eastern ite...…
…# + G THE MICHIGAN DAILY r- PACE THR -- L Railroad Tickets For Special Trains To Ohio State Game On Sale At Union SC For the convenience of students road expect this number will be who intend to take one of the spec- greatly exceeded on the remaining Prizes of almost $3,000 in value ial trains to Columbus for the days of the week. The booth will wll be awarded to college ichigan-Ohio State game this be kept open each day till Friday work ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 192$ THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928 iblished every morning except Monday ng the University year by the Board i rol of Student Publications. ember of Western Conference Editorial ciation. ie Associated Press is exclusively en- d to the use for republication of all news atches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news pub- !d herein. ntered t.the postoffice a...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY HOCKEY COMPETITORS Galli-Curci Trains For Concert Pianist; Initiates Will TalkACora Opines 'N n ArA t en M e tinVAtlast, my dear, I have found a WIL0AH-1 ONG Thad likewise a good musical heriU I ULEGATES Following second tryouts for man in this university who really tage. Athena literary society, which took appreciates women. I mean some Very often with her father, the- one who appreciates us as a whle Betty Smithers, W. A. A....…
…TH E -MIC H IGA N DAIL Y THURSDAY, OC )BER ------------ SITY TEAM SCRIMMAGES DESPITE WEA THE f s s EN GAIN EXPERIHNCE N SLIPPERY GRIDIRON am Has Difficulty Breaking Up' Buckeye Passing Attack As..A Reproduced By Freshmen ACKFIELD IS UNCERTAIN Rain failed to dampen the spirits the Varsity gridmen yesterday ernoon, and the Wolverines nt through one of the longest immages of the year against two ked teams from the freshman uad that had...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .... .. .. rI VARSITY M ATERIAL UNCOVERED KS OF FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD SPARTAN ENDS, TO SEE ACTION r! ItI 1 west Players Among Yearlings Are Schooled In Enemy Plays To Use Against Regulars LINEMEN SHOW PROMISE Stock in the Varsity football teams. in future years has risen considerably of late due to the very creditable performance of this year's freshman grid squad. Ac- cording to Coach Ray Fisher of the first y...…
…DAILY THURSDAY, Public Lecture: Dr. Georg Kartzke, Assistant Director of the Deutsches Institut fur Auslander of the University of Berlin and Professor for eight years at Yale University will deliver a public lecture in the Auditorium of the University High School on Friday afternoon, October 19, at 4:15 o'clock. The titld of his address will be "Recent Tendencies in German Educa- tion." Dr. Kartzke is being brought to the University under ...…
…j T, 4 P *ummpr WEATHER Fair and warmer. qAa :4Ia itu MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. IX. No. 21 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS I LITTLE S'ENDS REPLY TO CAUSTIC LETTER OF D. A. R. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT STATES REASONS FC CRITICISMS MADE IN WAYNE SPEECH PLEADS FOR FRIENDSHI Tells Mrs. Brosseau Anyone Shou Object When A Society Takes Action Which Menaces A reply to the letter of Mrs. A...…
… PAGE TWO Published every morning except Monday dur- ing the University Summer Session by the loerd in Control of Student Publications. 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 published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, post- office as second class matter. Subscription by carrier, $1.o; by mail, $1.7. O...…
…WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928 V ooks of The Road to Heaven by Thomas Beer. Alfred A. Knopf. $2.50. The Road to Heaven by Thomas Beer is an unpleasant work with its coarse and common people huddled in the darknesses of New York City from which they are attempting escape. At least Lamon whose nick- name, "Lame," suites him better be- lieves he sees a way of dodging the rumbling elevateds and the filthy street by returning to his farm near Cleveland, ...…
…rAGN POUh THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928 ?AGE F'OUh THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1928 THOMAS CHOSEN lAIfl MALI nnirro ~ET~ DAI LY 0F FCIAL B ULLETI N Publi;ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). T HOM AS CHOSEN MMM0|(DQT AS IDAHO SOLON !l tMRN UULLD ULI.) Eft 77722!''iE4 RE...…
…L7, 4 f 'umrr WJ ATHER Mostly cloudy this after- noon and totight; probably CO[ l.',toil ig.1. Toi ~ao nilertailn. gilt4b "IN . . .._ L _ i w COMMENCEMENT I A OL.VIX, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1928 GEST CL I i I REGENTS 'FORM NEW CALENDAR FOR0 NEXT YEAR] ACCEPT DAY'S RESIGNATION AND APPOINT RIUTIIVEN AS SUCCESSORL GRIFFIN WILL CONTINUE Board Names Executive Committee For New University College. To Be Organize...…
….. 0 PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1928 17 PI i umnr vancement of science of many kinds. They have seen the Women's League MI a tU w a tUI V building assume the proportions of an Published every morning except Monday dur- institution which 'has been the dream ing the University Summer Session by the of every woman who has graduated Board in Control of Student Publications. from the University. And they have The Ass...…
…, JUNE 18, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ,- Literature, Science, and the Arts in education and research, he has gene- the class of 1905, engaged continu- rously shared his treasures with ously since then in the United States scholars competent to seek and set Forest service, and since 1915 in forth the truth of our national origins. charge of the Branch of Research. Continuing the tradition of great col- Under his leadership as a -skilled ...…
…PGNE FOUR THE SUMMEK MICHIGAN DAILY .. .. .HESU MR ICIANDAL AUTHORITIES OPEN MUSEUM BUILDING WITHOUT UNIVERSITY HALL PRESENT the college year: Augusta Avery Niet- hammer and Elinor Byer Parker. Phyllis Loughton spoke in behalf of the petroit Civic Theatre league proj- ect, following which the senior play, written by V. Valerie Gates, entitled "Violets for Mary," was presented by six senior women. The singing of Michigan songs and selectio...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 <Yr LW 43Afl Iall MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 172. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1928. WELLKNOWN ARTISTS TO FEATURE TODAYS FESTIVAL PROGRAMS EVENING MUSIC TO INCLUDE LE- ONORA CORONA, CHORAL UNION AND GRAINGER 'TO PRESENT "AIDA" LAST Marie Montana, And Benno Rabinof Will Comprise Afternoon's Concert Series Two concerts on the May Festival program will be given today, the first at 2:30 o'cl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SCHOOL Of EDUCATION ~h TOGVE[W ID"The TIV |E f I a - ----------------- _ 1 i r ome of Hart Schaffner and Marx" l*: I Corbettis Collegi C Part Time Subjects To Be Offered Graduates As Innovation Next Fall SIX HOURS IS MAXIMUM Part time courses for persons whose occupations are such as to afford them only a limited part of their time for study, will be an innovation of the School of Education beginning with t...…
…-41"" PTHE MICHIGAN DAILY ..... KELLOGG TO ADDRESS COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Two Honor Students Receive Fellowships v PORTABLE TYPEITI1ThRS Corona, Underwood, Remington, iRoyal. We have all makes. colored duco finishes. MORRILL, __ . _ " , . I Two English students, John M.7 bertson of the University of GI Dr. John H. Kellogg, superintendent of Christ church, Oxford, have b of the Battle Creek sanitarium, will awarded fellowships at the Univ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, I .. _ _ _ _ Publislhed every morning except Monday during te University year by the Board n Control of Student Publications.- Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all newsj dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-j fished herein. Entered at the postofice at Ann Arbor Mic...…
…, MAY 18 1928. THE MICHIGAN DAILY now ILVA =W' A-'wA Z M 2S _ JUNIOR TEAM PC Students Keep Diary As Part Of Work U I i LnIn Intimaite Writingr Reoorts Binkley FIRST IN CLASS EET Losee Is Highest Individual Scorer; Zauer, Appelt, And Mlclurray Also Are High Scorers SOPHOMORES TAKE SECOND Taking four firsts and tieing for three second places with a score of 36 1-2 points, the juniors won the interclass swimming meet at the Un- ion pool...…
…___________ ______TMI MtGCAN GAILY ARSITY TEAMS LEAVE FOR CONFERENCE CONTESTS WILDCATS TO 0PPOSE Cellar Occup ants Will Try To End Run Of Nine Straight Defeats Against Michigan Team FRED ASBECKWILL PITCH PROBABLE LINE UPS Michigan Northwestern Nebeltung, ef Jacobs, cf Loos, ss Welsh, If Lange, rf Kadison, 2b Corriden, 2b Johnsos, ss Oosterbaan, lb Palmer, rf Weintraub, 3b Foster, c McCoy, If Holleb, lb Reichman, c Izard, 3b Asbeck, p Mc...…
…~~Y, MAY 18, 1928. ~~~~~ THE MICHITGAN DSAILY _________________ 'fit CUBS DEFEAT TO TAKE FIRSI To Broolyn; Bille 1 '1'wel fth Home YANKEES BEAT Mlalone, recruit pitcher Cubls to first place in1 Icaigue yesterday by bl Bravc3., 2-0, Altle Cincir Brooklyn, thus breaking tie. Rabe Ruth poIld out h m ru of t e s aofence-busting teammate, also hit for the circuit, Yankees to upset St. Lou Athletics lost ground by close one to the White St troit c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JDJ DAILY OFFICIAL 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., Saturday.) Voluille S. FRIDAY, MAY 18. Number 172. Uiniversity Senate: The fourth regular meeting of the University Senate for the year 1927- 1928 will be held in Room C, Law Building on Monday, May 21, at 4:15 p.m. Order of bu...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr -.ddL 'Ah- AOL-, YOL. XXXVIII, NO. 146. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1928. 1\I |OLDEST OF CAMPUS PUBLICATIONS EFOUNDED BY ENGINEERING SOCIETY IM Editor's Note: This is the twenty- offering in 1905, and a quarterly in E campus institutions intended to develo 1912. An attempt was made by the *flNGtheir history and maon principles of staff in 1910 to change the magazine, organizations and management. w...…
…I. AM NrrECHARLES BRUSH, '69, AND ELIHUlii lfl hDFO[VT T GIVE IiLLUSTRATEDTAK nU fl~L~I~II A representative of the W sig T HMPN I N E RhEI I ColUI O fI ILO L F fI iue Electric company will giea .K C~IIRNT h[[NTS'I Lrt lcue comaid ihmotion pic-, I I il( n i5 . Baer To Su ced O'd tuvail subject of mte lecture xvill be "Steam CU6 r,. ' As Rdio O1)erald4 o I 1I92"-29 Railroad Electrification." A&Ama ) (AreeInland lE xpedlition IIIIDAY, MAY 24...…
…lye APRIL 8. 1928. . THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y, PRL i, 92. TE ICIGADIL ROYhAL AK, ZE I GOULD EXPLAINS SCIENTIFIC WORK [LLUIJ PROJECTED FOR BYRD EXPEDITION I Fraternities and Sororities II DEBATE TEAMS WI.L -w MEET HERE_ APRIL 27 1IWH S( IHOOL CHAMPIONSHIP OF SIA'E 'ILL GO '"t) VICIVfORS PLAN STUDENT MEETI Expect More Than 3,000 VisItors Eleventh Annual Contest In Hill Auditorium N At Debating teams representing the high schools of Roya...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE nAY_ 1 s THF. M l~ iCr i 'ITCAN L-tiAT.Y W-P M I1V 1~lVA-- - a a a a. a...-' a.,'J.fJsa £1 L t1tILJ L 1 Published every morning except Monday ring the University year by the Board in >trol of Student Publication. Member of Western Conference Editorial isociation. The Associated Press is exclusively en- led to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it o' not otherwise edited in this paper and the...…
…A THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA .- ci kVA" na kAmo MWN&isms * r ie . .. ......... .. A CIA C, W L HOL CONFERENCE IN OHIO Open Meetings Are Featured In Ad. dition To Discussion Groups; Mauy Women To Attend TO DISCUSS ATHLETICS Interesting plans have been made concerning the sectional conference of A. C. A. C. W., Athletic conference of American college wom'en, which is to be held April 26-28 inclusive at' Ohio State University at Columbus. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. In! . . .................. UNDRED SPRING FOOTBALL CANDIDATES REPORT MAY.BE MEMBER I 'RESS BLOCKING | "19SS LOCINGOF EOLYMPIC TEAM RLY GRID WORKOUT it Importance Will Be Attached To Showing Of All Men In Opening Practice NY MEN NOT OUT YET C t MCHIGAN TAKES LEAD ON CONFERENCE TEAM 1: it 11 11 iS ASSURED PRESS MEN 1 Wolvcrine Natators Place Twelve Men On Nythical All-Confer. ence Swimming Squad DA...…
