…ESTABLISHED 1890 ICJr .A& AL. t r 4. atli IMEMBER SASSOCIATED PRESSJ VOL. XL. No: 583. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Dramuatizes Sevcral Characters From 'Hanilet,' Othello,' tT -.1 T%.._1... -. i '.actors Require Ten or Fifteen Years to Develop Technique,' Declares Mr. Sothern i ,, STIMSO N'S PLA9N S rn AlEI l nrnn Dr, Bunting Receives Dental Society Award "It is impossible to tra...…
…w - - tri~. M7C~-j7CAN DA1*~' --,--y - -" r. _ ._,_.. ,, . r,..,. _ - , ..1 , , ... HONOR PLJAN CH1AIRMAN 1t EXPLAIN Sil IITY C1IS IF4PROFESSOR DENSMt'ORE EXPLAINS ~~~ IIS SYSTEMVS N AMERICAN COLLEGES' iiL~l IL SPEHETRIAO'WR (Ti ion Faries nf fe rses ichY11 nw 0 nc cntrorNclogeyaAdorning the extension bureau 1gently, strangle the seaker," ex- (ster. The aedriesben p. surveybthat eoffice is a long six-foot "speech ex-1 plaied Profssor Den...…
… t-L '?, I t-r~.MTC~tC~Nf--T,-Y TA9YLOIR Chicago P Value o in. rofessor Explains d Explorations Antarctic. FORD PRESIDENT I RAISES SALARIES' ,..President of Fresh of Engineering Names Grov Committees for the of the engineering coll( nounced yesterday by C president of the class. composed of an agrega men engineers were n Members of the vari 7 PRAISES WORK OF BYRD "People who believe polar expe- ditions are of no use to mankind,. are...…
…PAGE FOtlfl TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929 0- 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 entitled to the use for republi:ation of all news dis. p"tches credited to it or not otherwise creditedj n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffic...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER G, 1929 TH F M I C H I C. A N D- A I PA OIR FTVP _RD Y ECM E , 192 TIIa M CI-i(."r.a ._ANa1.n V e :. a. Le I& XXk-vrj R A V iri _...._ " 17 zvmw&l 'IV-Aa w" , . WOMEN'S LEAGUE AND INTERCHURCH SALE OPENS T9091 Scarfs of All Kinds Featur Bazaar Held at Barbour# tiyrnnasiun. SHOW LARGE SELECTION~ Attractive and Useful Article to be Sold at Reasonabe d Prices. With two weeks left until Christ- maas, Santa Claus is favor...…
… I r I * -- '1 x .. -- ". ,: ... . . . .,. S A . * S1T1N1 . 1AA 1 N.../ 1,%1 A 3 A t .. .- - - PUCKSTERS LOOM AS TIT LE CONT ENDERS re) VETERANS RETURN MINNE oTA WRITE Tfl nni n~rrn Tr nhl WOLVERINES IUV flULDIMflI LBI Fditor's Noe: This is the third of a seres rof all-Conference gridI teams ns selectedl by the the'r collge newspapers in the Big Ten.. An- other ,vill a "pear in an early issue. Although given no places on the first a...…
….. ... + .. s- .. .. .. w. .. _ .1. Fi~ iL~ P.,t1 K.-S, 4 ".2 ~J.'1 L../ ,r-\ .1. L~ 4> - -.-..~------. ~~~--- '~-.I N.~'.... - ~ --.' -~ -~ - ---- -~-' F ~ -- I IWA'S FATE 110 BE DECIDEDO TODKY,_ Continued from iPaL4(, ) ,TheMichigan Gc ;gtion :fit lh sis, while if the ziawkeyes are al- meeting will include Athletic. Diec- .m rector Franklin Cappon, Harry Kip- 1 h ve een co m let d ill be on - l~c G eo rg e VTe 1:er, R ay ..Fishe r, PiK pp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBE 6, 1929 DAILY OFFICIAL BU.LLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructivenoceoalmmer of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:3D0 a. in. Saturday) ___ VOA L. FRDYi7MBCR 6, 1929 No. 58 NOTICES All Seniors.: Sen iors who have iiot purchased pietare rt(:eipts to appear in. the Michiganernsian do so at once. Because of an extension in the Senior Section you ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'Jr t Ahr tr 4.ait EMBER -ASSOCIATED PRESS ..... ........ .e.. _ VOL. XL, NO. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS HAINES A9NNOUINCED AS OPERA AUTHOR BY UNION MANAGER Instructor in Journalism Is Also Author of Three Previous Campus Operas. CAST REHEARSES DAILY Lyrics Are Being Written And Will be Fitted to Music Next Week. RUSSI ANS SEEK TO FLY ATLANTIC1 IN FIRST EASTWARD ...…
…THE-MICHIGAN DAILY 'WEDNESDAY,-NOV. 57-1929 Bowles SIi1~s Behind jrflhiD Mt YIPftuI~ flW TOWS CRIPPLED GEAT LAKES FREIGHTER 'Afh~~ ~lIf INTO HARBOR COLLO WING CRASH WITH STEAMERdWILILII~L 7.'BY SECRET TREATY1 1-lad Alliance Been Kiiown, I ... ~South M~anchuria Would ... j ILive Been Annexed. :, I WEN ZSSA, C IN ire Mayoralty VoteiJI- NVIAISIdoil INPLAiNE AHE 0 I ! , -" N ON0 f a x F u ned Eleve n, r Yeai Ag#q by niver!.ty .. . ( Fonv ...…
…TH-E MTeHIG -~I LY NEW CAMP DAVIS HAS PICTURESQUE SITE IN WY( )MING UIVRSITY AATS NEW SURVEYING CAMP SITUATED IN HEART OF MOUNTAIN REGION MGH ' 12[CE OAION'- TO 0151 TOEE A -IN G i r -I N Climate and Scenery Considered3 Among Best to be Found in the Country. NEAR NATIONAL PARKS Camp Open to Limited Number' of Students from Other Universities. Ann Arbor Spons Ye, EXHIBITSI Exhibition to Gallery Men O'T|T BLOODY BATTLES FEATURED GAMES T ...…
…e THErMICIGANn.DILY r A. r OV4 9rllrftar~AIr t'vblished1cyry m±tornring except Mond'ay during th Ilim-elsity year by the Board 'in Control tit Student Publications. Member of Wester n on erence Editorial Association., The Alssociated Press is exclusively entitledj to the us:e for republication of all news dis- iratches credited t+O it or not otherwise credited xn this paper andl the local news published lzerein. E~ntered at the posto. .ce ...…
…',??V.6 ,, 4Z~ciTHE. MICHGAN *DA1LY'~____ WE .9 - - ONION& r- .,__ _ ,.. ..., ._._._, _._ .,,......,_._..v,. CATHERINE WILCOX SELECTEDB TO LEAD' PAN-HELLENIC BALL! Dancc Will be Held in Bllroom of League Building for. [irst Time. COMMITTEES CHOSEN ', I NOTICES I'SENIORNS, FROS5H'MI& SHALSEY BELIEVES PLAY DAY !ATHENA BANQUETCAIINEETE CREATOR OF FRIENDLY FEELINGS: HONORSINITIATESCP9N LTI Christmas cards may be ordercd through the...…
…1 T i-IF ~IviCir flA E V WMIC mo HAII'VARIU Mob EXPE UTS a # v #. i 4 L I A OJ" 1 1 V 1 .'-4 1 1-1 1 1 TO DEFEAT WOLVERINE FORGES I . ... .. .,yam s OPTIMIlSTIl SPIRIT PERVADES CRIMSON CAMP LCNCERNI-NGRESULTOf-TUSSLE NOTRE DAME BACKFIELD STARS RECALL FAMOUS COMBINATIONt Basketball Comes Before Philosophy on Badger Campus 4 t i i t Q Crimson Victory Over Powerful Florida Team Bodes Ill I for Michigan.< LATf N! POWER SHOWN ...…
…T 'HE lMITC -H C -X , DA IY- TOBETMOHIGN Defeat by Dartmouth Adds Hope That Michigan can Win T npartaint Game.. DEFENSE SHOWS DEFECT (Continued From Page Six) forget this 20 to 20 battle to a dead- lock. Buring the first half the Crimson eleven, crytallizedl in to a *relentles4s driving force, rushed the ' Cadets off their feet to amass a 13 to 0 lead. Aroused to a fighting *pitch that was undeniable, the 'West Poiniters; completely 'turne...…
…THE"MICHIGAN DAILY' W11~Th7W~ThAV 'NW~V A I~I~ DAILY 4,Cl4w7.l '[1 d 3 JL V e xsrcrv IDAILY OFFICIAL BulL ETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all member, of the Unriversity. Olopy received by the Asistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p, M.-(11:30 a. in. Saturday) ONMONEY STATUS, UyneyUiversity Lecturer Talks t on Relations of States .' I .. VOL. XL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBIER 6, 1829 No. 3) NATION EDITOR WILL GIV...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 d:Y AL AW 41-v ANN A60 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - --- ------- VOL. XL, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 .. 'F. at i, " w a, ~ J , r , nns7 "' rr'; i ' i' :: -i ' 1' ES MEL= EFEi mm T S pmmob" 'IT, R, s, 17-0 W M 0 Ak N 0 0 ANk 0 0 0 NWA 0 MUlk N Aft MICHIGAN RADIO Hoover, McDonald To Discuss Problems In Mountain LodgeU BY C. P. WILLIAMS, principles o...…
…PACE fiW6 TTIT. MIC.HLGAN .LILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1929-, 1~AGETW~ TI-IF. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1929 .. - - i BUSINESS AD SCHOOL ADDS TWO NEW MEN TO TEACHING STAFF ° j 4 t t . 7 Professors Charles Jamison Edgar Gault Appointed To Faculty and TRANSLATION OF IMPORTANT GREEK MATHEMATICAL STRESEMANN BIER~ PAPYRUS IS COMPLETED BY ROBBINS AND KARPINSKI R E S T S IN STATE --~~BERLIN. Oct. 5.--Thousands of Michigan papyius 620, c...…
…d f' j'VN DAY, OCTO ;ER, 6, 1129 THF. MTC[TTGAN .k L -TITRri-- . .J....Y...OCTO BER. ...,....2....A ......... _.._. HighSc PLANE FORCED DOWN! Making jump which Soviet Plane Makes Forced Landing Arbor have 1 Because of Motor Trouble; to witnessing, o Resume 'Flight Arbor High hool Student to Make Exhibition (By Associa d Press) CRAIG, Alaska, Oct. 5.-The four Russian aviators flying from Moscow to New York were safe here today after ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHICAN DAIL Y SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 r . ..... . ......... . ..... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.V Member of Western Conference Editorial a Association. V The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- jatches credited to it or not otherwise credited 1" in this paper and the local news published...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1929 T 1 1 P iVF 1 i_ H T i i A IV nATT.V 'D d /*!1'7l t"^+MP s. 1 a a.. AI .. a aI N Al I..' E A Li A FW Yft 'PVEU - .4 j~~ a Will! ... a qI~p-11%pp.,v O ENTERING WOMEN FIND THEMSELVES AMIDST RUSH LFIPENINGSWEEKSPONSCHOIOIRCCISCAL IVDAR Id PORTIA ELECTION F ==I FOR NEW CLASS [V[NT Past Ten Das Have Been Marked proved to be fake money,then paid Fern B. Schott, Mt. Clemens. The intramural board has re- L...…
…P'AOZ SIX THFE MICHIGAN 'TDAILY ZUNDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1929 ' ANN ARBOR BOWS TO POW ERFUL MUSKEGON E LEVEN NORTHERNESDFEAT LOCALS: SCORE IS ITB 6 Muskegon High school's crashing, running, passing, rushing attack was too much for Hollway's Purplel and White Ann Arbor High team at! Wines Field, yesteday afternoon.- The final score was 17 to 6.4 The "Big Reds'" forward wall{ was far superior to Ann Arbor's, tearing wide holes through the l...…
…i I tTNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S VE!' -~ ~- Sand tackled Hudson for a one- punted but this time the ball went Crall yard loss. it in play at her 20-yard marker. anothe Gembis made a couple of yards Hudson cut through State's left i punted and Simrall punted. Truskowski tackle, evading several men in the yard 1i downing the ball on State's 29- State secondary defense and ran 79 for 18 'yard line, near the sidelines....…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIC HIGAN D A I L Y SUNDAY. OCTOBER G. 1929 . . . .......... . . . , .a..., ..._,... ..., ,., rr _.. 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. XL SUNDAY, October 0, 1929 No. ' _ 1mh-es Scholarship: Candidates for Rhodes Scholarships kindly meet Professor A...…
…THE WEATHER Fair and Cooler. zj; 4 P 9'umuirr 4bp .411 t rht alt 4,73 at t MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, NO. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS I MORRISON SUVOESTS TO PILOT ZEPPELIN AROUND WORLD DOUBLE TRAFFIC AlMS! TO REDUCEACCIENt CITES PARKING AND SPEEDIN REGUATIONS AS AIDS TO GAIN ENDS 27,000 PERSONS KILLED Claims the No Left Turn Laws Ar Wise But Usdess Unless Subject To Study In his lectur...…
…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\ TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 PAGE TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 ip umtmer This method has come over to America and has found a foothold M ir I #a tfl t aat Harvard, Dartmouth, and a fewl of the other Eastern colleges. It has not found its way in any true Published every morning except Monday form into the West. Michigan, the Board in Control of Student Publications. might add to its present prestige The Associat...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE __________________________ 4 PU RD U E UNIYERSIIYIENGINEERING PROFESSOR EVOLVES S GASOLINE FOR ENDURANCE FLIGHT . -.. ._._ ALUMNI OFFICERSj CHOSEN AT CAMP Officers for the eleventh distritf WILL PLAY MAJORITY OF GAMES__AT HOME SIX OF EIGHT SCHEDULED GAMES TO BE PLAYED IN INDIANA MEET MICHIGAN OCT. 12 Welch, Caraway, and Harmeson Furnish Backfield Speed and Color to 1929 Team (...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHItN '.4DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 l .. DA I LY OF C I A L BU LLET IN Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). VOL. IX TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1929 No. 37J BATTLE OVER SCHMELING'S FATE Changes in Lectures: It has become necessary to make several changes in...…
…THE WEATHER Generally Fair with Possible ShowersJ . P 'u m m r I 3Iithigan 4I.aittu MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS NHNWILLSAIS1 SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR BOYS' CAMP In order to further the cause of the fresh air camp for under priv- iledged boys of Detroit, the Student Christian Association has desig- nated July 11 as Tag Day. Most of the boys who are given an opport...…
…xraUX Twu THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN SATURDAY, JULY 6, 2929 ~~AGE TWU SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929 tumer Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board 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 pub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Mi...…
…SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THE '*'HXPrvnor Jones, Recent Winner Of Open Championship, Miss Wells Describes HEARING HELD ON L A SS I F IE LAMONT [PRESSS My StRcod Wthwo iClsD May Set Record With Two Titles In Season Life Of Old Michigan REGENTS' LAWSUIT' ADVERTISING SATISFACTION ITH Miss Agnes E. Wells, dean of wo A hearing in the condemnation jr_:--men at Indiana and visiting pro- procedings brought by the Univer-...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ROWE, RETURNED FRO M AROUND-THE-W DAl L 0 111F I C A L Bi L[ T|NARRATES ADVENTURES WITH FLO Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- "A splendid educational idea," splendidly entertained by royal houses, embassies, and educational 1 bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean was the characterization applied to of the Summer Session -until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (...…
…lemma', ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwt x j 1'% ' 4,l a11i MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 114. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MEXICAN DFICIAU aa ASSUME OFFENSIVI IN RBLURIN ALMACAN TAKES FIELD AGAINS' REVOLUTIONARY FORCES AT VERA CRUZ CALLES IN CHARGE OF NORTHERN DRIVI Report Heavy Fighting In Vicinit Of Monterey, Strategic Railway Center In Leon (By Associatc rrss) MEXICO CITY, March 5.-The Mexican government...…
…1. PAOF+'TWO THE MICHIGAN DA I-EY - .y MANY STUDENTS USE ACCORDINGTORPOR MORE THAN 600 WORK OUT EVERY DAY AND 2000 HAVE LOCKERS SPONSOR TOURNAMENTS Ofer, Instruction In Six Sports Free Of Charge And Plan Gymnastic Tournament With more than 600 men stu- dents using it daily for physical recreation, the Intramural Sports building, opened last fall for the first time, has achieved with a short period a significant part in the educational sy...…
… - - - # - 44.. T AH ~*~~ ,.,A& .. > .. ..._e .w v a . a" +. ,3. ,,. aaR <-.i; E d : - I_,~ .,C.1 ..1 l.,N;.. 1 1 Li SC.AQ SSIONS TOPIC Tnt iunnri r anhir nr i Cosmopolitan Club Will Construct New Dormitory For Housing Foreign Students GERMAN WEATHER CAUSES GAS Five Alumni Clinch Election To Benc TANK EXPLOSION NEAR BERLIN_ l a s t I s i s e a V p r h ti SU- IN E U UL Lt~1 U Project Creation Of International the supervision of Homer ...…
…THM M'lCfITCAN DATI.Y WF ONESDAY, "'NIARCII " G,' -'929 . , TI-TV MiOI1TCY\M f) ~~~~~~\ I I \7 wE..I _h. sr A ._, ..V ff .. .'A A4 A*- ------ a aa vaa v} avaMv Published every morning except Monday dwning the University yea* 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...…
…6, ID29 -THE MICHIGAN IDAILY . ". . sm ". sr s TI-IF. M a(a1 H ._sa" N o A I1. V a. 11 A a A .... , . I owl .s0 UM.W-I1'O _.5: 5Z s-- :s 0 SENIORWOMEN -WILLI BUY CAPS ANDGI ACCORDI11NG TO CUSTOM LEAGUE COMMITTEE RENTS GOWNS TO SENIORS IN SEVEN COLLEGES CIECKS NOT ACCEPTED JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY WAS ORIGINATED TrI|T IN 1904 IN HONOR OF SENIOR WOMENFIRSTUAND L B The first performance of the the exhibition dances and Miss Junior Girls' P...…
…is -M -Ic -H T C', A N D'A I Wt±1,J k$Tii WHIRLWIND FINISH MARKS WOLVERINE COURT YEAR ,, - ;. CAGERS MAKECERTAIN OF SHARE IN TITLE BY CROSHING TRIUMHOVER BADGER TEAM Veenkermen Stage Comeback Ater ROSE CONCLUDES Dismal Start Against State 1 to Make Tie Certai CAREER ON COURT EWE LOSES FOUR GAMIES By Morris Quinn Displaying a practically unbeat- able brand of basketball to out- class Dr. Meanwell's touted Badg- ers, the Wolverine cagemen ...…
…SDAY, MARCH 6, 19297. 7PI4EMI-C-i.LAN. _ 1iE .i GRQDSKEY LU TO' [IESE IN 440 RACE ILLINI MAT TEAM IS STRONG IN 118 AND 128 POUND BOUTS MURPHY SPURTS T SET BIG TEN SCORING RECORD While Coach Veenker's Wolver-, ine cagers skyrocketed into. the Varsity Sprinter Is Defeated Position As Fourth Man On Mile Relay Foi LOMONT WINS HALF MILE In the feature trial race of the afternoon at the field house yes, terday, Freese defeated Grodsk) in ...…
…w I.)IS~AYMAflCII6,'1920 Tt4l- MTC"lr.WN _, trtrurr it Bluill, A:: . IVA I DAILY OFFI.CIAL BULLETIN IPublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of. the University.. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30i p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) I ! n room 101 West, Engineerin g Annex, Wedneasdaiy, M< .tudent~s who maw ish to)obtain a lposition hiinthie Sea that comany. Scc MC for details. Senior .Lng...…
