… E STALISHE 1890 Jr wow 4 aii S MEMBER ASSOCIATED VOL. XL. NO. 57. ANN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS C OUNCIL WILL PrOMOTE MERIT SYSTEM FOR UNION FRESHMEN CHOOSEKIIfARBOOK PRICE 'HOOVRRO !'L0 BE INCREASED 1HH1 J'OHN H. HUBS FOR .Aithough the University officially NIONLB CY.recognizes only two Black Fridays Irin fi CLASS POESDEN duringth school year, the Michi- O ganensian has ann...…
…JAW~O THE MICHIGAN DAIL2Y THURSD Cy T RPRTONFRESSCOPLEESFORMALITIES M PA TRICK SULLIVAN IEII IN PEPAATIO FO HEAY LGISATIV PRGRA VIIIXLMAY OBTAIN SEATIL WILL BE FEATURED LIECOLLECTION; TO IN'D T OT O E1x y1,000 Hand-colored Pictures of D ecem! Prehistoric Conditions a Hill and Baromeo Are Members Y%.r31: Compose Group. of Chicago Company Which jVLAL NANABRJR X.V L A L INA NABIs Now on Tour. ~ IY, DECEMBER 5, I929 APPEAR TODAY Eger Issue Carrie...…
…THURSDAY, .DECMMER 5., IQ29 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DEC~M.BER 5, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ts Ip a e Is 0 Can there be 24 more delightful or permanent gift than a. Good Book? YOU CAN FINID AM ONGST OUR STOCKS, Oif VOLUMES OF HUNDREDS I I g ift oe *5IAM on~s .a 0 il 's * opra FINE BINDINGS 1 i vol It Bil SUARkIAND SEE OUR NEW ICHIGA CALER DAR _ _ _ _ WIE HAVIE THE F IN EST SLECTI ON OF briatmas ...…
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…/ 'a'r R aDA'fi, D Cf~l T r 1 y THE MI C-,A - TTY ' '" NO&TATA im- t a qo s 3 s a - . p NOTICES 9N 0 'C W N E eta Eta alumn E chapter of OPENED RODI IRINNI1Alpha Delta Pi will sponsor a DAIAAD, SPONSODS WORKSED O VIEW~ T benefit bridge Saturday after- I E U E M PlT1 noon at the chapter house at BA1C IC VI Te N W M S U F PL YUIId 1020 Lincoln avenue. Reserva- O N [ iTh most important collection of tions for tables may be madeb di'wo...…
…THE MICHIGA.M DAILY = T- HURSDAY. DWEMBM -.5w 192 j THF MICHICANI flATLY ..T1~TTT1?~ThAV Th ~MTi~Th ~ I92~' 1.!11.1 LAIV1JJl'1L L'J1U U 1~4 1 r iiTeam Colgate Coach Asks Grid Stars to PlayI in Football ClassicI Prepares For Ohio Wesleyan Encounter ANOTHER SET OF HORSEMEN RAMBLE ON TO FAME Invitations to join the East team r . for the annual game with the West ~kf. iSan Francisco, New Year's day x ::.. ,... have been sent to nine p...…
…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY PAGE SEVEN THoilI A D I* Three Lettermen Form NucleusI Members of I-M Staff ,for Hoosiers' varsity to Attend Conference R.ckptballTeam.I Varsity Fencing Squad GRII Rounds Into Condition, 3 CASUALTIES SHOW MA*JRKED C L A S S -I F IE~ DECREASE DURING PAST SAO ADVERTISINIGE gal Newvs TW OB~ATAINS SELECTED (Special t The Daiy) L AFAYETE, Ind., Dec. 4-With the opening of the season shedul- 0d around the middle of the ...…
…THE M I C H I C A 1 IL THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Engineering Council will not meet today. Oratorical Association Ushers plea se report at 7:30 for the Sothern lecture. Quadrangle meets at 718 Onondaga. The meeting will start prompt- ly at 8:15 p. m. GVIN WILL TALK ON OLD RELI~ONlS Many freshmen at Columbia Uni- versity who refused to carry on class traditions were forced by sopho- mores to kiss the feet of the statue of Alma Mater. Stude...…
…T- / It Ake 41P =Pusw A:daw -A IAV lilt r I a It 4hp * rri r rrr .r w..r.r. -.' ,5.SOCiA ! FP f I R kl:.9S VOL. XL. NO. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS SENATE CONDEMNS1 MEMBER FOR FIRST' TIME IN i27 YEARS Upper House Censures Bingham of Connecticut for Tariff Framing. PASS RESOLUTION 54-221 New England Delegation Backs Former Yale Professor and War' Aviator. By Francis 1. Stevenson, A. P...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN ,AL' '. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 19211 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T~JESDAY. NOVEMBETh 5, 1O2t~ rLIGIO N N ETHIS'IS SUBJEC1Tit n | nn.. Ti~ ||Eh3D E |E D E MANY ENROLLED FOR EXTENSIONS I -t 74"1 T-f 1 4"-9 -1 pyq r- V -,__r1I BLAND TO LECTURE 1 w r i a i 4 Criminology Classes Study Co Inspection Tours of Michix O + Final compilings upon the en- One of the latest projects of the In the rolment of University of Michigan O1s...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929_ .{.. _ _.._. _ THE M I C H I A N D-1 1 N LL PAGE THREV .... _ . M, .,,~Y, r .. _ _.. ... ....._ ______.,r ._..,_._ ,...._n ,. . .-.4_ ., _ rm. .._. . . .t . ..., I MICHGA L__ _L SLDER PROGRSS C PONSIDERBLE IN PAScT SmUOII vriY i Thought Likely of Nobel Prize WinnerI Award! Thirty Fraternities Are Taking Part in Newly-Arrairged Program. OTH4ER S M1AY YE T ENTER Professor Pawlowski W r i t e s Article in ...…
…T"r M.IiiiAN D A 11, ,. 4rb A r~ g Dal eat We reteat tatou teams are riot the product of po P: U: hed every mrnring except Mond'ay cytx te-igteVz .St vcrbthBodiy; yrx herkC II £~rlof tud ...?ulbiicatio, s. larid iixxr iifui~j3mxeit ati r: oft iebr cf ~zt ;n fE...e z. o ditorial Ithai pra .. ioe., vwe :3 1itat iur A.$sociation, t a Tr tilllia y xf71-1t ball- seiany The Associated Press is exclusively entitled 1I3eCattsf they 1i, it, aiii w...…
…~IU~AY~N~ ~:~,-1~ __ tHM~~IzAr A~t ___ __ loPAw ?e -qw- wW loft fkA 71 ATTEND ANNUAL BANDUET AT H-umphreys Talks of Advantages of Women on University Campus. PI BTA PHI WINS CUP Award for Year High Is Scholarship for Presented by Smith. More than eight hundred wornen attended the annual banquiet of the University of Michigan Inter- Sorority association held last night in the Myra Beach Jordan assem- bly room of the Women's League...…
…ENE M_',IGA, DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1929 TNF MICHIGAN T)AI LV BEGINS FINAL DRIVE FOR HARVARD MEET SCRIMMAGE SHO FOOTBALL UPHEAVALS FEATURE BILLINOISnRPTfl 1UD POORMAN PROVES STEADY Oniu ir ArvIIAr GAMES THROUGHOUT CONTINENT PERFORMER ON MICHIGAN LINE " TEAM TACKLES :YPSI~ANTI VARSITY rujin i LlRIIlb! Football experts are still at a lossI err by the score of 15-7. The re- to comprehend the significance of I sult was even more u...…
…,-- T -w r ,,PA4a'E apVtW .' ^".TI -n .r=- 1C M f~ A t A L .. vvk5Z ra,.. s' Af.Iv5A s v- ..'a. ya. ia. l7V L' i.]U Y 171 _.__ MINNESOTA AND PURUE RETAIN LEAD IN RAGE-FOR-BIG TE CAPOSI Sideline Chatter SEdwrd WarnWver, Sports Editor. 'B' SQUAD PLAYS M~TR'SOEL ASSIFI U 'BYPSILANTI TEAM C DAPERTISING (Continued From Page Six)TI IF[ lC 'RC verine junior Varsity when the two iINOTIC9E When Harvard trampled on Flor Northwestern Ruins Ill...…
…~THE MI~CHiZAN r°: LY .._. . ~$ --w . . ^ W 9Af*A wsi. It SDAILY OFFICIAL R ELFI 'TAflir -MINISTflY' DAIL Y OFFICIAL B ULLE TIN :AFFORDS I South Dakotoan Headsl STDFT-(IJDFT' 9 4-P 1V1T2 t Publication in the ittOunIs c=Stt re fnotice to all rnember _,uuru ~a i~t ~: of the University. Copy received by the Assistant tr'o thf= ?ffsi- LUU LU ia U IIjK ,<;A.:x.ldOjH detuntil 3:30 h. m(11:30 a. m. Saturday) __________ iiittt. }, t (, i.L ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 '<V Ak Abi A6 A90010L w - lot,, war 'ANWOF 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATE PR ESS C' VOL. XL, No. 6 ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS I MICHIGANTO [ACE - t NOTRE DAME STYLE INTODA'S BATTLE Spartan Battle Brings Puoils of Rockne, Yost Together TEAIS WELL MATCHED A. A. Milne's Sketch Slated On Program SHEPR By Play Production' ORATORICAL Inaugurating the 1929-30 Play Production program Valentine...…
…PAGE T W T HE MI CH IG A N D A ILY SATURDAY, OCTOBEr 5, 194-9 HISORIDCUMNTS& MICH IG AN F ARME RS F AIL T O T AKE. Fraternities Suf fer LINDBE RG WILL CONDUCT SURV EY 1 ADV AN TAGE OF F ARM BO ARD'S AllD L osses as Unlocked AMONG ANCI E NT M AY A INDI AN RUINS (| (1Y Assocts Press> led. It was rejected, according to _ beautiful Maya maidens drowned IO BAOINGGNT C 4.-Mihi officials of the board, because Doors Invte Thieves;GUATE L Oct. 4.- ...…
…tATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 TH E MICHIGAN DAILY .x tAGE TnR4 RUTIVEN'S SIX PREDECESSORS AS MICHIGAN PRESIDENTS 1852-1863 1863-1869 1871-1909 s 1910-1920 1920-1925 * 1 925-1929 Henry Phillip Tappan 9 astus O; Haven Harry Burns Hutchins Marion LeRoy Burton Clarence Cook Little James Burrill Angell SPETUDEATH OP' STR ESSE StATESM AN AN A ARflA.With the death of Gustav Strese- mann,the German foreign minis- ter, the German...…
…PAGE ron THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1529 .. ... ... Published every morning except Monday duringsthe University year by the 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 otherwiseecredited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the pos...…
…SATURDAY- OCTOBER 5, 1920 THE MICHICAN D)AILY PAG FI" V # saA A;j A i X fd li~r9~P~WP ,N~ ..................... Now TA VA I WW A W 0 =ffl= V N11 j 'W' ENLARGED ORCHESTR A FIRST WOMAN REGENT ARRIVES TO INSPECTORS DISCOVER ASSUME NEW LY APPOINT ED DUT IES Mrs. Leroy V. Cram, '98, the first University that may request her woman ever to become a regent of assistance. She regards her posi- the University of Michigan, is al- tion as ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN A LY ?ATf: A AY", OC I OBER. 5. 1924 THEV. (HIGA N f1lA1 .3l V esATrDAY o nrr.. ra.f+a a y vv a Viy i:ii4 !yIy iil if kQE 'ti, 2*, JUNIOR WOLVERINE BACKIELD NOT UP TO tADR Lacl; of Practice as a Team May Be Seriaus Handicap to B Squad I In Their First Game. TWENTY-SIX MAKE TRIP Battling on foreign ground M\(ich-; igan's "B" team will regularly open their current, season this afternoon 'when the Courtwright team m...…
…,, A k bATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1929 THE MICHIGAN 0 IV.Y f r~t VF18 p, Conference Schools Hold Grid Interest (Continued from Page Six) and seems to have rounded out his usual good team. Northwestern, one of the darker nags of the Big Ten title chase,, meets Butler and Cornell College inI a double header. While Cornell should give no trouble, the Butler; eleven is likely to give Dick Han- ley's boys a real run for their; money. None of t...…
… I _--. PAG E rTCTT -THE MI CHICAN DATIY SATUT7) AV, OCTO'f 5, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN i a i COMMITTEES N AMENEW AMERICAN DES MlTT BN A M"WILL OF THE Publication in the Bulletin is constructive of the University. Copy received by the dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturda Vol XL SATURDAY, OCTOBER notice to all members Assistant to the Presi- ay TO CARRY OUT WORK 5, 1929 L: No. 6 UNDERTAKEN BY S. C A,' SATURDAY, OCTO...…
…ST LTS 1890 t Aolp MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES . ; ' , y,, s;. '; ;, ;:1;' ',' . T c E oc E E..Mmmmml .S PLANS ANONCD FOR SENIOR S I CONTINUED INDISCRETION MAY RESULT IN ABOLITION OF TRADITION IS CHAIRMAN AT Architects To Begin LEAGUE OPENING1 Erection Of Panels For Costume Party Squads Will Commence Active i Work In Setting Up Decora- tions Tomorrow Morning...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1929 P A G E T W O S U N DY..M AY.., 192 RESRTSBRIINC MORE PROF[ITS THAN LUMBER IUSTRHYSAYS STAGE FOREST WEEK CHAIRM'ANI URGES OBSERVATION OF ARBOR DAY SCRUB LAND IS VALUABLE See Trees As Sareguard For Growth Of Recreational Industry in Lower Peninsula "Approximately $250,000,000 a; Year profit is the record of the re- creational industry of the state of Michigan," said Arthur W. Stace, chairman...…
…S'UNDAY, MAY -3. 1929 THE MICHICAN DAILY _. PAGE NOTED, ARTISTS FEATU.RE MA.Y FOES'TIV AL unr T tl .tT:n _ Ai iTkififiii r __" - I IIl . ' University Musical Society Will Present Brilliant Program Of Talent In The Thirty-Sixth Annual May Festival;" Scheduled To Take Place En Hill Auditorium For Four Days Beginning May Many Soloists And Musical Organizations To Appear 22; Josef Hofmann Jeannette Vreeland Sophie Braslan Frederi...…
…THE MICHICAN D AIY nVI3NfAT, MAY 3, .1l2l Published every morning except Monday duing the University year by the Board is 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 therlocal news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Anl Arbor, Mi...…
…17-SUNDAY, MAY 5, 11-2.1 T ATICHT A U . T U Y !n t NDAY, M A Y- T5, I 11 1HE11MI C H-IG A N-1 - -1 -Y '" ' " _ .. _....._..,a,. Xj. 11 "A M l [UNERRADAT WOENHONR . A. A. BANQU3ET -;,COLORFUL COSTUMES ENRICH Pia 8ANQUII[1TICKETS REMUNDERGRADU THWMENN O PRISBCGRUDO__AU AC MOTHERS WITH MANY PARTIES As a banquet in honor of Presi- BAKRUDO!LAU AC AdentVILAL H Little is being given on May \P I O !Spigpledging is in order at; The scniors of ...…
…r' 1.1 A T L r.-. n h THE MiCHIGANIYAILY ~TJ~IN1DAY, MA~ 5, ~ JAPANESE BALL TEAM STRIKE OF HORSE CLUBS U4INEGRID SESSIONS EE - OWNERS WILL ENDENDTHISGRD SESWEE (Iy Associated Press) J Candidates for spring football ,,,T PLY V SITAURORA, Ill., May 3.-The horse- will be HS men's strike, which has delayed gin a series of scrimmages Meiji University Comes Here For the opening of Chicago's racing Eastern teams met western teams tomorrow in th...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y SUNDAY, MAY..,.1929.THE.M.C....N..... TRAC SUM A [1L IS S DICOLLEGE student for position out PERSONAL ATTENTION LIKE TYPEWRITING and MIMEO- of city; opportunity to travel -- HOME AT A SAVING OF 10% GRAPHINGI- TrackVEventsNG guaranteed salary. Educators As- WITH CASH CARD. DIAL 3916, !College work a specialty since 1908.1 lOT'yar dah-Wn b Toan,- -sociation, 717 Francis Palms Bldg., MOE LAUNDRY, 204 N...…
…FAG! EIG!!~ T H E1,,IC H T 0 A N rI A-MTr Y !JITDAY, MAY 5, 1929 DAILI 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.) Vol. XXXIX SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1929 No. 157 Prof. Riabouchinsky's Third Lecture: The lecture, to be given in room 1042 E. Engineering Bldg., will begin at 4 o'clock sharp, instead ...…
…4 STABLISHED 1890 It Etc-A . I EMItE ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 140. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1929T Borah Praise slTYMuseum Houses U!NationalistsWin FEEAlAAL RY I__ HO NORARY __ FMOSNOVEIST 'INatinalAst Oi Lands Policy I Carnegie OfficeInChineselevolt (ByAssociated Press) Carnegie Corporation Grants Su 1y[Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 4.-Against IN NIS CHOICL For Research Work In MflTIlfl DL i sIHANKOW April 4.-The Nat...…
…T H E' M I C 14"1 A N D A I LY FRIDAY. APRIL 5; 19219 -, THE MICI-VIGAN DAILY I~ThDAY, APRIL 5; 1929 Napoli Announces Elaborate Plans For Second I Circolo Italiano Musicale Elaborate preparations are under veals masterly Italian vowel and J01, T IN YEAR P A N way for the second annual Italian, consonant pronounciation. musicale to be presented by Il Cir- Leonard Falcone has volunteer- Intend To Provide Scholarships In colo Italiano the ...…
…. 5, 1929 T a-f MI** HT" -CAL".X . F .b , A New Carillon Devices Di ENGLISHFOUNDRI.ES CAST PRETBELLS, IMPROVED PLAYING METHODS REPORTED AT REGULAR INTERVALS CAMPANOLOGY IS TAUGHIT Now Controlled Mechanically; Operated Similarly To The Player Piano Is Discoveries a'being made so often with regard to the instru- ments used in the playing of caril- Ions that it is almost impossible to predict the results of future re- search in'that ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIeAN DAILY MRIAY; APRIL 5, 0~2 New York drys failed in Fvictions, New York drys failed in an abortive attempt to push Published every morning except Monday through an enforcement law, Wis- diing the University ear by the Board in Control of Student Pulications. consin voted to repeal its enforce- Member of Wester Conference Ediitorial ment law, and Congress voted a Association. -bare tenth of the money necessary The Associate...…
…K!DActA L B, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *FA flV I" t, '4 '4 la ' I i. I 14;, I x t a? r RIB Poll o .. i f I:f"4 i: '- 4 I. :, :: .r n .1y ii I ,-- i I di - - -, -E I' AW-W LVAYAMU] WA'vAV 7ES"'ILT . N.3 C. AL sm AILN 13 LOCAL A A. LI. WWILL HAVE DELEGATES AT NATIONAL ASSEMBSLY MISS GRACE RICHARDS, ONE - ADVISORS TO ATTEND CONVENTION OF TO VISIT NEW ORLEANS Special Excursions Are Planned To Evangeline Country And Gulf Coast Five d...…
…T44H V Cfl C 4A N DNt'L N "0...'... "arM..r, 4pvftwwdo,@of FR.TDAY, _AI*M 5, 1929 y 7 7 nr=== ..: . BASEBALL TEAM WILL LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH TODAY MHIGANWILL PLAY' ROWNG CAH ASSUME FIRST GAME AGAINST CINCINNATI"SATURDA - - - - ---------- Fifteen Players Headed By Coach Fisher And Captain Corriden To Make Annual Trip SEVEN GAMES SGIEDULED Headed by Coach Ray Fisher and Captain Don Corriden, the Michi- gan. baseball team will leave An...…
…THE MICHI-GA'N.. D A - It. - Y'' TH MCHGADrL U - jSCNSIN ;RELAY~ TRACK TEAM;TE E1ND ETERED INTO HAPEGOPHfER MEETl I (Specilt h Daily) MA4DISON, Wis., April 4- Wiscon-- Six Men Will Ma.ke T5rip TO Kansas;snsrakelytm iletr, Relays; Mile And" Two Mile: sn5cakrly emwl nc Quarets.To C mpet a special university event to be staged at the Minnesota relays in 'l;DPRA.TiG :1V FI L inneapolis next saturday. Coach, (EE PRCIC N ILD .om Jones announced"...…
…THE MICHIGAN TAIL T R7 jAY, APRTL m), IgP.n THE MICHIGAN DAILY !~T~ThAY, APRIL 5, 1!~29 ORNATE INCENSE BURNER FOUND Ruined City On TigrisI 0 A I L Y 0 F F I C I A L IUL LT I N BY MESOPOTAMIAN EXCAVATORS Yields Incense Burner, Publication in the Bulletin is congructive notice to all members ( Table of offerings or Incense filament, and one gold earing have of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- Burner is what the ac...…
… ESTABLISHED 18390 'C Aan I aili; VOL. XXXIX. No. 113. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929 EIGHT PAGES le HIC HIPS si oul * ' 1 1 S n Ct Into 1 :, POLICE ISDISTINGUISHED BY SOLEMNCEREMONY HOOVER IS SWORN IN AMID MIGHTY CHEERS i WITH 0B IN -FRONT------------- * ** tionsGWLV RIN0IN6IG EN LEAD 4 '1 New Executives Assume Posi (By soeittV(1 Precs.) WASHINGTON, March 4.--The American peoplc today with solemn cerem...…
…-'-H _M _I -H I GA N DATIY TiJE&DAY; MA?7711Y2 ___.. -- _. ----- -- Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. Visitors: night at the Observatory. July 18, "Archaeological Work of the University of Michigan inI Egypt" (Illustrated), Prof. Arthur E. Boak. Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre, July 19, Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. July 20, Play by the Michigan Repertory theatre. Former Faculty Man To Speak July ,22, "Matter and Ma...…
…x° THEt. AriVILHIU N Al NEW, PRES IDENT STRIKES TWN KE 4 TOTEuiK n. HOOVER EXPLAINS DUAL PURPOSE OF LAWl ATNOME, PEACE ABROAD COOLIDGE AND DAWES VA(C CAPITOL FOR FUTURE AT" LEADERS SAYS DISREGARD AND DISOBEDIENCE OF LAW IS MOST MALIGN OF ALL DANGERS upon you, my countrymen, as tasks means and the responsibility much, as upon those of us whoj which it involves, j beg your toler- have been selected for office," he' ance, your aid and you...…
…'THE M I C1J1A0N D I LY TUESDAY; MAR1C! 5; '1'929 Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial! Association.- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titledto the use for republication of all news (dfpatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
…"tUI~SDAY~ MAr~Q1t 'tO2~J THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAW' ItME v 's ._,.. L MW DAM low VA "a AS'wAl=- -1 1-1&1 ............ .... _ _ _ _ ri . __ _._ _._ __ .. . v. u ... _. .. _... H EIDELBERG FRA TERNI TIES REQUIRE oPCAL MAIN FEA ATURE OF PENNY CARNIV AL IN NEOPHYTES TO FIGHT SEVEN DUELS Three fore-runner'sof the WILL BE BIG TRAVELING TENT SHOWI soo lshnmsfmay Penny Carnival furnished sur- |_4_ Fraternities at old Heidelberg them appear...…
…Thi THE MCJGNDA711TY l L twl -9"; - iLjt!:jZ INDOOR TRACK SQUAD PREPARES FOR INDOOR MEET LARGE FIELD TO Grodsky And Freese To For Fourth Place Oil Relay Team INFINAL BASEBALL r CUT ANNOUNCED Coach Fisher Sets Today For Last Cut in.Squad; Well Pleased Compete With Indoor Results Mile 'Expressing himself as being well' satisfied with the results of the BIG TEN STARS TO APPEAR IN TITLE MEET indoor practice so far, Coach Ray POLE VAU...…
…MARS 5;^ 102 THE MICHIG-A NDAlLY Intramzral Authorities AnnounceOpen HouserLAssI F i . COMPETITION IN EIGHT SPORTS WILL DR T MA WOLVERINE MAT WOLVERINES OVERWHELM BADGERS, SQUAD WORKING 37-22, TO TAKE LEAD IN BIG TEN HARD FOR ILLINI Basketball, Tennis, Volley ball, Squash, Handball, Games Are Listed Fcr Novel Program WRESTLERS TO COMPETE Climaxing one of the most suc- cessful winter sports seasons ever attempted the intramural depart-...…
…Ti-I-M 'rIdA DIL TJI tVyAx"YLCA:MNi1 tp '"'I3 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I 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.){ IVol. XXXIX TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1929 No. 113 ;I Senate Council: A meeting of the Senate Council, for the transaction of important business, is called for Thursday, March 7, at 4:00 p. in, in room D...…
