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…ESTABLISHED 1890 'V AV A* a, - IAL AL NEW AMMUN= ANAW 4000OW 4t I~ ai1F MEMBER ASSOCIATEID PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 61 .,ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928 EIGHT PAGES SHUTER NAES PERSONNEL OF TWRO CHORUSESi THIRTY-TWO CHOSEN FROM LARGE NUMBER OF TRYOUTS SHOW TO BE SENSATION Sell-Outs For Every Performance Indicated By Heavy Advance Demand For Seats Selection of thirty-two members of the men's and girls' choruses for the 1928 ...…

…PACE OW THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER, 4, , 1928 OKLAHOMA \WINNER MOTTIER TO TELL OF NEW PROJECT OTflAK a a r u s t .tir i i f" i/ L ) 1L-L 1 .. v...rTUESDaY.ra DECEMBER 4 .+..a.a . . 192 IN LIVESTOCK JU!N CONTEST AT -C lCAGO0 INTERNATIONAL L I V E S T O C K EXPOSITION GETS STARTED AO4IES SET NEW RECORD North Carolina Wins Col JTugingi Contest; $YiV na Wet king His iest wheat S'amile ( Hy As-sociat ed ress CHICAGO, 'Dec. 3-Beans a...…

…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1928 THE MI-C HICACN DAILy ------------ - ..... ............. . .. . .. _.... . .._ - .n____ ... ._v. _...,......_.. _ - } F O R G E R M A N Z E P T D A M I NGfU I LNDDJIA ILT ROUTE IS ANONE NITSACOPLElTE TO GET LARGER ROYALTY SHARE BY IKKLUMHAN' BIG MONOPLANES OF NEW DESIGN ,O BE USED PLANES SEAT 32 PEOPLE Second Line To Link New York And Chicago By Over Night Service Also Planned (By Associated Press) Chicago, Dec...…

…kACR FOUR TIIF; T E 1I-II iA.ND A I L rTrmst:a/K Z';DCE IvTRTZ7R 1928 a a a ar AWL Ammusum"Mommmomom i i %- 1 A 1 A.1 X-1 1 'f 1.0 C-1 1 L4 i Published every morning eccept Monday lurng the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- stled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it nr not otherwise cr...…

…TURSIDAY, D1~MMEfl , q 1928 THE MICHI AN' DAILY :I + ! Utt Iv 144 i' I. 41 . 1' ' ''~ * - d ,. la t p .' M ' .F IAf ,IF W ' !Z " 4,1 r is i i p t i .k ' C iT f t L . i r C * T /"7 S ''! a- JUNIOR WOMEN WILL' HOLD MEETING THURS Identity Of Junior Girl's Author Will Be Revealed At Later Date Play TO HOLD TRYOUTS SOON The identity of the author of the Junior Girls' play to be presented next spring will not be revealed at: the mass...…

…T I-4 F M T C T-t T f; A NJ n A T T N' TUESDTAY. DECEMBR 4. 192 .. ...~. ., .... .....4 I A '.. .. A A 4 .~. I L I- t' L] 1 dJ3:aVTr1VlL71a L 'x ,i:74U 0 ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHOICES MAKES TAgSK OF IKIGINIIDUAL STAR FOR PLACES ON L ICULT POMMERENING AND POE ARE 0 0 SELECTED FOR FIRST I ALL' CONFERENCE TEAMS TEAM HONORS First Team AGURSKI -IS UTILITY MAN LE-Haycraft (Minn.) l LT-Pommerening (Mich.) By Morris Quinn LG--Poe (Mich.) As ...…

…'2IIESDAY, DJECEMBElR 4, 1928 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY P AOGE &-EV 1 Two Michigan Players ChosenO Mythical esgcgation C (Continued From Page Six) ' a geat defensive playei and the' GRD EN EP a17"A T KEEN FOR MATI Nagulrski of MinniesotaWisowofoustanding Badgr lineman of the iI ! !AJ4A AL4If I IJ J , .I1 g m oWll n i , a n a ei l w of Gb o n d P e A G a d U [ [ 1 T T E N VLT EMA S F '' L L SA SNwY Chicago Lubratovich of Wisconsin. ICH L past three...…

…PAGE RTG ITT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUT-,,-.DAY, LECr-, MDrFt 41 192$ PAGE ETC ITT TUESDAY, DEC~MD~R 4, 1928 DAILY A DAILY OFFI1CI-AL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all menbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Music Section-Faculty Women's Club: Scabbard and Blade: The chorus of the Music Section of the Faculty Women's Clb will . T...…

…LAw Vol. XXXIX. No. 37. PART ONE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928R MCHGAN GAINS FIRST VICTORY PRICE FIVE CENTS 3-0 PEMBROKE PASS TO REYNOLDS IN LAST MINUTE OF PLAY MAKES LONE SCORE FIRST HALF IS WESTERN'S Geistert Stars In Last Half Outplay Kalamazoo Team; Field Is Muddy. To( By Cleland Wyllie KALAMAZOO, Nov. 3.-Battling on even terms with Western State Normal until the last four seconds of play, the Junior Varsity today wen...…

…r ~ T "HE MICHIGN-'W~LY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921 1 . . . . . . ................................ ... . . OW H IS REW ARDED MTKFUL SERVICE- is Grant Leave Of Absence' George J. Lutz, Foreman For 40 Years DIARY OF UNIVERSITY CO-FOUNDER1 IS UNIQUE TREASURE OF LIBRARY Forestry Magazine CAFETERIA AND BRACE SHOP ARE Appears On Campus UNKNOWN FEATURES OF HOSPITAL I i s ARC ---T tE, A RE -E S . BIRTHDAY BANQUET; ti Midnight Thursday mark...…

…4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN _____________________ :HOOVER LOOMS AS EPECT H EAVY VOTING ON TUESDAY TO SHOW REPUBLICAN_'MAJRIY ESTIMATES OF DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH POINT TO SMITH DEFEAT NEW YORK IS DOUBTFUL Forty-three Million Citizens Qualify For Participation In Choice Of Nation's President Herbert Hoover will be the next President of the United States. The truth or falsity of such a state- ment, however, cannot be verified until after Tuesday's e...…

…FOUR u MTruHT CA T T T'V rrwr~ 1~ 'N T I V M T C' 1-1 T CVA7 N.Y ~U.L'4LJt1L, .P4~JV - ~ ..,--... - -. - I EMBER 4if, 1928LJh 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 ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or' not otherwise credited in.this p...…

…rDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MCHIGA DAIL 106 W - 04 . ......... ..................................... m"INA'A ADVISERS OF WOMENI TO ENTERTAIN HEADS IIEADS OF ORGANIZED HOUSES MEET FOR ANNUAL DINNER HALLOWE'EN AND ILLINOIS GAME FURNISH MOTIF OF WEEK'S PARTIES League Questionaire Betsy Barbour, Helen Newberry,I and Martha Cook dormitories gave Hallowe'en dinner parties Wednes- day evening. The dinner at Mar- tha Cook...…

…IM-IF MICHTIGCA N r11 fir.~ -, 8tJNT7AY. NOVfl:MllE?4.1029 1 , RTING WOLVES T RiP NI INCLOSE GAME is Provides Margin By Kick After Intercepted Pass In First Quarter I JMBERT IS CHECKED I Dah[iem Nemesis Toaa~aa avxaxar~av'x *r Dahl em Nemesis To r Illini Aerial Attack INIS SCORE BY QUARTERS Gains Most Yardage First Second Third Fourth Final For Illinois Eleven 3' 0 00 Igg g MEMORIA 13 STAGED S.~ oI . a_ 0 0 0 FLAY BY PLAY ACCOU...…

…NOVEMBER 4, 1928 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY ;ActSF' 'E - rAr nrrrr wr BY BEATINCG Lanky Wolverine Outs To Win Harpham Cu Country Compe AUSTIN FINISHE By Charles Kau Randolph Monroe, sity -miler, outsprint Wuerful in the last 100 Harpham trophy rac morning to win the= cross country competi second successive yea ing the five mile cours The race was very cJ being bunched at the mark, where Monroe, V Austin began to forge, first two were even at 250 y...…

…DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 1 Internship" at 8 o'clock p. m in Room 1528 East Medical Building on Tuesday, November 6, 1928. All those interested are cordially invited to attend. Edwin J. Doty, President Michigan Alpha Chapter Men's Education Club: The Men's Education Club will meet Monday evening, October 5, "at 7:00 p. m. in room 302 of the Union. Dr. S. A. Courtis will speak on "Idealism in Education." All men interested in Educatio...…

…Pg Lwn 4 &113 VOLUME 39 PART 2 Editor, Kenneth G. Patrick ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 Business Manager, Edward L. Hulse NUMBER 37 11 " . , .C- : rc - r When 86,000 Watch 22! An aeroplane view of the new football stadium at the University of Michigan. This is said to have the largest seating capacity of any football stadium in the country. It is built in a natural amphi- theatre, and the top rows can be entered from ...…

…Wellesley Oarswomen Take Fall Practice. At least one eight- oared crew from each class at Wellesley recently took to the water for Fall rowing practice. The crews work out on Lake Waban under the personal direction of Miss Josephine Rathbone, of Newark, New Jersey, the new rowing coach. _ \ \ / 'N - A 4 "On a Tricycle Built for Two." Helen Woods (left) and Suzanne Kearsley dig into the pre-bellum past for a tricycle upon which to participa...…

…Leads Crimson on Gridiron. A. E. French, a member of the senior class, is captain of the Harvard football team. French is prominent in many campus activities. He is a mem- ber of the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770, of the Pi Eta Club, a track letterman, and-last but by no means least- president of the Student Council. (Harvard Pictorial) "Dogs For Defense-Nothing For Tribute"-A group of Smith Col- lege students and their famous "man-eating" ...…

…Dons Mantle of Tad Jones. M. A. (Mal) Stevens is functioning as head coach of the Yale football squad. This is his first year as head coach. He has played and coached under Jones. Stevens was a star halfback on the Yale "Wonder Team" of 1923. He was graduated with the Class of 1925, and he is now studying law. (Yale News Pictorial) 4 L i I . -- ' -7- If A LI VI /, A1 1 -. '' I I Ii N (Above) ALTHEA BAINBRIDGE enjoys the th...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr t 43 W 4a ti4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 'i!tr utx P a& f'1 XT.X n 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928 y _- t FOUR TA LKS PLANNED NIGHTRADIOPROGRAMl FIRST OF SERIES WILL GO ON AIR OVER STATION WJR- WCX TONIGHT VARSITY BAND WILL PLAY Smith, Yost, Brown, and Pollock ' Slated for Speeches On Student Topics. "Michigan Night" on the .radio will again be heard when thedfirst of the series to be held this...…

…I H E Mid:I--iIG,..N' DAILY T'. .r L'.I SLi1 .Y,. Mae West Arrested VACHEL LINDSAY TO APPEAR UNDER State Street Is NoTs Again As New York AUSPICES OF INLANDER MAGAZINE Longer A ere RoadWod Is WaitiRemeer Saturday, et. r The Inlander magazine announc- States. His latest volume of inter- E np our n; O e.es its presentation of Vachel Lind- pretive poems, "Candle In the Ca- By Lele ye the say, America's troubadour poet, as bin" is filled with nu...…

…, OCTOBER 4, 1928 T HE M IC H IGA N D AIL Y p .,.. . GERMAN AIRSHIP S TRIAL FLIGHT, Returns To Berlin After Flying For' 36 Hours Over English And German Terxitory Tfi VISIT UNITED STATES BERLIN, Oct. 3-After paying a friendly visit to England, Graf Zep- pelin, the new German dirigible reached Berlin at 9 o'clock this morning soaring over the city while thousands crowded the streets and cheered. Tihe huge airship in pass-1 ing over the ci...…

… J ... .. .. a v . a v ts i i r- a t ..LJ7 G9LLJL Y3"t U'.~il. a.HcI N fli y 1 Music And Drama 'I Flowing Pen of That Old Narrator, Tap Who's that comin' down theystreet? Who's that lookin' so deplete? Why, boys, that's an agent! Why should he look so run down? Why is he just leavin' town? Why, boys, he's an agent! What's the heinous crime he's done? Why does he shrink so from the' sun? to AND NOW, WHAT DO YOU THINK OF DRAMA AT MICHI...…

…4, 1928 TH MICH AN 1 .AILY w..,, ..... .. 4, 1928 iTHE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 \.e 0 i&'iuS RGR&DUATE FUND' World Fellowshi Committee Brings Foreign And American Women Together I TTEE CONVENES Five Women Appointed to Carry Numerous Activities For Coming Year On $50,000 OBE PLEDGED To plan the work for the coming year, the Undergraduate Campaign Fund committee met yesterday af- ternoon. Jean Hathway, '29, chair- man of the committee...…

…:1HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER ?DINALS FACE YANKEES Il SERIES OPENER TODA Louis rAVORTES yt and Sherdel Likelyt ach Other on Mound Contest at Yankee St io Oppose in First adium IPILOTS CARDS I .. I WOLVERINE TEAMS WILL QPPOSE TWO VETERAN OUTFITS SA TURDAY COMBS ON INJURED LIST NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-With the opening game of the World Series scheduled for 1:30 o'clock this aft- ernoon in the Yankee stadium, and with the Yankee ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI LV4___._ 'H"ARRIS R$ LJEV ED 00|U|LM|OF PILOT'S POST NEW PLAY~) ~ . ALL BSIG T E N GRIDIRON T EAMS KEEN'S ANDp COURTWRIGHT'S TE AMS CL A SS I F I E WILL SEE ACTION THIS WEEK HOLD REGULAR PRACTICE SESSIONS ADVERTISIN- St Perfection of JN .UP MAY _ CHANGiED (By Associated Press) EAST LANSING, Oct. 3-Another polishing up on new plays to be used ggainst Albion college Satur- day, faces the M1fichigan State foot- ball team...…

…c' 'H I HI AI' THURSDAY, O THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, ( ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ntil 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) matches off by Saturday night. Doubles matches are to be started at once also and first matches completed as far as possible Monday night. Results matches are to be reported to the T~fsavv I s Wnl - -.,....…

…f WEATHER Unsettled and continued ( ! P # u mzzr 01tr 4:3.a il MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOI. IX, No. 36. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS 3 F' POLISH FLYERS NOTI SIGHTED AT AZORES ON TRIP TO AMERICA SITUATION CAUSES NO ALARM ON HORTA ISLAND OF FAYAL WEATHER REMAINS GOOD Flyers Leave Le Bourget Thursday Night, Ann Arbor Time, And Hope To Land Today BULLETIN (By Associated Press)k GAINS POSITION HIGH IN...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHICAN DAI Y SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, 1928 -a 4 0M ova t i aunntr ir Iiivan wr1 Published every morning except Monday dut- ing 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 ortnot otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. . Entered at the Ann Arbor, ...…

…SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE INJU ID her's ne tin 'venotcedLOST-Twenty dollar bill on campus D'TOE N RD Chinese Girl Student Compares Activities "TeesoetigIv oie SS E j o~nAcdFia here at Michigan that's very differ-ori Acae idym nng And Ideals Of Colleges Here And In China "ent," i said MissWuincclsoCA ERSNGDiy______ "n itithtyudon't treat the e ___e__ADVERTISING___ __Daily.__ !}j+ L freshmen the same as we ...…

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 _________I DAILY O F F I\CIAL B ULLETINK Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received {.t the office of the Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday).C Volume VIII SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1928 No. 36 Examination Schedule: The examinations to be given at the close of the eight weeks session will be conducted in strict accordance ...…

…t. .. C, 4 p J uminrr WEATHER Probably unsettled today. Not much change In tempera- ture. ifti tan :4Iait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. IX, No. 10. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WFDNESDAY JULY 4, 1928, PRICE FIVE CENTS , PROBLEM OF BUBONICI PLAGUE IS DESCRIBED BY DR' W._DOORENBOS "BACTERIOPHAGE AND BUBONIC PLAGUE" I$ SUBJECT OF WORLD AUTHORITY SLIDES SHOW CONDITIONS Speaker Tells Of Work Of Quarantine Board In Keeping Diseases Of Orient F...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, £tr . i .u Published every morning except Monday dur- ing 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 published herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, post- office as second cl...…

…I WMRDNESDAY JULY 4, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _- MURTLAND ADDRESSES WOMEN'S MEETING OF EDUCATIONAL GRBDOUP TELLS 0P V[SIT TO SCHOOLS AND PLANTS OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND Conditions In Fifteen Factories And Various Universities Are Seen During Study Made "Industrial Plants and Schools in England and France" was the subject of the talk given by Miss Murtland at the meeting of the Women's Edu- cational Club held Monday evening at t...…

…FOIh THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY,, JULY 4, 1928 .. . THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1928 DAILY OFFICIAL. BULLETIN Publication 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). Volume VIII WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1.928 Number 9 Exhibition of Tibetian Paintings Architectural Building: A :group of Tibettan paint...…

…m11r ESTABLISHED 1890 I g It A laitM MEMBEF ASSOCIATI PRESS 060moom . . VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 160. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1928. EIGHT w IIR TUG OF WAR IS FIRST EVET I ANNUA_GAMES1 TRIO OF CONTESTS TO MARK ENCOUNTER OF CLASSES SATURDAY MORNINGf CREDO LEADS SOPIOMORES Present Sophomores Enter Contest In Attempt To Keep Slate Clean After Three Victories Beginning this afternoon with the tug of war, the freshman and sopho- m...…

…THE MICHTGAN DAILY .f 111 1 - p ROGKFURHD 'PLAYERS LIST MANY SUECCESSES FORPRODUCTIO'N DURINLI SU MMER SSSIO N "BrniI'w~i," "Hr (ijirdhi6iiidl Eave-," for the next yea~r and a half by the A nd "C licago" Aim ong D)ramnas Actor's Eq~uity Association. ' f itleCa Oin Progriun "Mier Cardboard Lover" will be fol- lowed by "Broadway," Phillip Dun- Final plans for the third annual ning and George Abbot's mnelodrama sumrmer, season of the Rockford ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY H'kOR INITIATIS HEAR, uADDRESS BY SLOSSON Labeling Phi Beta Kappa as a con- necting link between today and the 18th century, because it was founded at William and Mary college in 1776,. Prof. Preston W. Slosson of the his- tory department yesterday traced the history of the organization for the newly elected members, meeting for initiation in room 1035, Angell hall. "Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest Greek letter fraternity in t...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILYRIDAY, blished every morning except Monday rg the University year by the Board in rol, of Student ublications. :mber of Wester Conference Editorial :iation ;° e Associated Press Is exclusively en- to the use for republication of all news tches credited to it or not otherwise ted in this paper and the local news pub- I herein. tered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. Special rate stage granted by ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY k A VA W"A Mal I __ M 1 FORMAL OPENING OF! TEAM GAMES ARE EMPHASIZED BY SPORTSWOMEN IN DENMARK i NE ATLTI HOUS SET FOR0WEDND BUiDING TO BE OPEN TO GUESTIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING YOST BACKS PROJECT Mrs. Clarence Cook Little to Receve;j Miss Ethel McCormick Plans Program of. Day During the afternoon and evening; of May 9, the formal opening of the nev women's Athletic building will be+ held. Cards of invitation...…

…THE MidHIGAN IYAILY D )LVERINENETMENOVERWHELM SPARTAN SQUAD, i. V, "Ni 1? 9 1 LA ICHIGA NET TEAM MAKES CLEAN SWEEP To DUPLICATE LAST YEAR'S PERFORMANCEl FRESHMAN TRACK f(p ] [j| T(AM GOLFERS TO MEET Y TEAM IS ORDINARY YELIU ILL ILI PURDUE SATURDAYVAi S-I lIN ' TOIEILIGE jLUUJ1UL Coach Hoyt of the Lireshman track 'Q 'Tfl DE[[H ih daily drills being held on teiG RS AT c :LOST SEERV n =j IN FRST DAL EETO OIITQOOR SEASON team stated that these...…

…THE MTCHICAN DALY WISCONSIN OTBLL A BY OHIO STATE TEAlI Jul L ANDI S MAKES PLEA FOR MORE PUBLICPLAYGROUND SPACE (By Associated Press) EXI ECT MISS WILLS(i C L 8Eso as LOS p SPLAYNEXW CLOES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT P I BUCKEYE 114T TEAM ADMTMSTYRS 0 DEFEAT TO THE CARDINALS A MONTREAL.-Lack of playground places around the town for this pur- space in mo1t aLrge cities, which pose. You can get today for dollars forces youngsters to play ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFCAL BLLET 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.) Volunie S. FRi1I AY, WMAY 4. Number 160. 'reshmnen and Sophomores, Spring Games: In accordance with custcm and with the consent of their respective )eans, Freshmen and Sophomores in the Colleges of Literature, Science, and he Arts,...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Lit iga I4 U I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 EIGHT PAGES DEATH OF GAIVAN ,IS OBSERVE BY SENATE AS PROCEEDINGSHLT HOUSE KEEPS CLOSED DOORS AS TRIBUTE TO DEATH OF kCOMRADE SENATE ADJOURNS EARLY IDebates On Various Questions Are Interrupted And Varried Over Beause Of Adjournment (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 3-Death of another comrgde, tl time Gallivan,...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FORESTRY WEEK WILL EDTH UPU TIIP MLLLITC illlrtYAN1 nATL 1 "Wu. n ESBnarY .u uw r COUNTRY APRIL 22-29( STATE COMMI1TTEE PhANN 'G TO CA3111AltGN IN MICHIGWAN UNIVERSITY TO COOPERATE Forestry Club To Hold ExhibIts Of Timberland Produicts; Prio grant I To Be Arranged. American Forestriy week will be ob- served throughout the state during the week of April 22-28,, with an in- tepsive campaign in every county to i...…

…APRIL 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WASVKE IS APPOINIED PROFESSOR MITCHELL RETURNS FROM JOURNEY THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES ON SPEAKING TOUR As the reult of a need for sum- mer intramural activity at the Uni- versity, the Summer Session has an- nounced that Paul R. Washke, in- structor in 'physical education, has been engaged for the session of 1928 i I to organize summer miramural ac- tivity. Waske is now in the same work with the regular i...…

…'t1] THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---1 -777 wo-op"Wo"W" P t , tt I t ments, 'which Senator Willis used P '"t to whip the local politicians into line,I has not lost its efficacy, for Senator Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Fess has entered the breach in the Control of Student Publications. same manner. Lowden, Dawes, and Member of Western Conference Editorial possibly Curtis will gai...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P) low VAV *i LEAGUE AND W. R. . TO ORGANIZATION OFFICERS ALL WOMEN ARENELIGIBLE TO VOTE FOR CANDIDATES OF LEAGUE V0TIN6 TO BE IN U HfALL Starting at 8 o'clock this morning, women students of the University will hold their annual spring election at which officers of the Women's league and of the Women's Athletic association for the coming year will he chosen. One polling booth only, by the regular Women's league can...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN TH MCIGND.. WD BASEBALL SQUAD AGAIN PRACTICES ON FERRY FIELD HOLD FIRST OUTDO'OR WORKOUT IN* 10 DASl Two More Practice Sessions Remain Beer&. LeavIn~ On Southern Training Trip Friday FIFTEEN WILLMAKE TRIP Clear skies and balmy temperature permitted Coach Ray L. Fisher's ball: tossers to take their first outdoor -workout in ten days yesterday after- noon on south Ferry field. Only two more opportunities will be gi...…