…T"HtE MI'CHIGAN )ALLY Your Ease-of Mind Self-possession and personal effici- ency depends largely upon the clothes you wear. If we are your tailors you will always have that feeling that comes with Clothes of Character G. H. WILD COMPANY N VI TAILORS STATE ST. kTennis Rackets I Gill NIKES HT MchiAN DAILY RSPA-MKSll _________________________ PROIW IO EN TiI SIASTIVAIUL Official newspaper at the University of liE(' ELVE1I) WTRITES ). ETROT...…
…PACE 'T'WO W ~ ~ C I A , M Y (, 1 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1., 1 X "------ GUEST !WISPEA O N M M O T H E R S i I Offers -Protest !n .rr. E H , ~ i O ~ I f & ' i b ~ ' e~ Uoii r ~ #1 id ' 4~~J'"'i 1o her2 x i i' ,CAi arbor dring the wee itt-en 11l°i llol er' D ay, wll v 1be honored at a nflc( I tig Eu :iday il Hill1 audit"i u ~ l , a xvifi cli ldg air Guest, Del rci hoot arid wrielr of "rust Fols ms'',14', \w ilsxeak.Th Girls' G k c cI1...…
…cept Monday during the Univer- I of Student Publications. AsSOCIATED) PRESS :luuively entitled to the use. for~ is credited to it or not otherwise cal news published therein. Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ta1, $3.50. uilding Maynard street. orial, 2414. ed 3oo words, if signed, the sig- in print, M3~t as an evidence of be published in Tie Daily at the a or mailed to The Daily office. ceive no consideration. I o man- he writer incloses postage...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( FACULTY 2 COURSES International Acclamation Given Anatole France On 80th Birthday, ls Will Work In History And English Independent Of Classes STUDENTS STRONG INi HIESIE SUBJECTS MAY APPLY on creating new special courses department of English and his- vhich, it is believed, will attract pecially strong students in these tments was taken at the regu- ionthly meeting of the liter-ary y held yesterday afternoon. first spe...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the university year by the Board in Control of Student ublications. VEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local snews pub-. lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann A...…
…THIE MICHIG AN DAILY 4 Pr ' You'll be admired and oft' times-envied in one of our swell form fitting suits. Suits of fully shrun- ken pure woolen cloth. There's a dash and class to our tailoring that sets off your figure to the best advantage. And another. thing, the suit will hold its shape and wear well. IIave you ordered your flannel trousers? ,l ( op OS HOE We Just Received a Shipment of RUBBER-SOLED CANVAS OXFORDS They are just th...…
….... :.. y. I I )w On Display THE LATEST STYLES AND COLORINGS FOR WPRING 1914 Largest Line of Woolens' n the olty to select from Tennis agents for the Slotted Throat THE1f MICIGAN DAILY Official newspaper at the University of Mich- igan. Published every morning except Mon- day during the university year. Entered at the postoff ce at Ann Arbor, Michigan nnder Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. iiOffices Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub- Isc...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA' -,-- INLANDER TO ARRANGE F R LECTURE RI Calpu Literary Maga ' zine To Sponsor Renewal Of Lpehires IGvent By lfstingi1ished4 Anthors FIVE WRITERS TO SPEAK Plans tor a proposed series of five or more lectures are being made for next fall by Inlander editors, it was anineunced yesteriay. In addition to this groUp, which will be composed of noted writers and poets, a number of extra-series lectures by lesser known...…
…THE MICHIGANDAL DAILY FACULTY Take Souvenirs From Wrecked Airplane ljnhrersty Pess Club to Convene forC Recomnmending litproiving Joirn- aism Corses IS ADVISORY_(OMMTfEE or the "specal purproe of confer- ~rlung with the -faculty 'of the univers- ity tepa"tmepnt ,of: journalism, promu- i net newvgpapermen forming the ad- visory commttee of tie University press club of Michigan will be in Ann Arbor today and assemble at a luch- eon in the ...…
…TH4E MICHIGAN DAIL'Y TUESDAY, MAY G, 1930 THU[[000TrIL 1Trueblood Rptursis. OF LOEFONEIN From Af rica n Trip ASTRONOMY W ORHKI Professor Emeritus of Public ry Speaking Pr ices Work of aSMUSEUM TQ SHOW FILMS OF INDIANS Four Reels of British Colutnbian{ Indian Life to '6CGiven. at 4:15 Tomorrow. MAJOR TRIBES INCLUDE~D Motion pictures of incdian life i Pritish Coluinbia will be shown at 4:5 ThO'clock tomorrow a4ternloon in Natural ci iecauc...…
…PACE tO TH F- MICHTGAN DAILY THE ICHIAN DILYTHUIRSDAY, -MAY 6, 1V26 BOUDRICH EXPLAI'NSI CAUSES OF STRIKE English Trade Vnions (Called (GeneralI Walk-out To Avert Lowering Of All Wages' GIVES OPPOSING VIEWS Seeing a crisis for the whole trade uniion movement of England. labor in that country called the general strike determined to uphold the cause of the miners in order to safeguard their own, interests, in the opinion of Prof. Carter Goo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 te Line'of Spring Woolens-.,! , Larg.zst Assort nent in the City ,Ready for Your Inspection, H. WILD CO. 3 11 S. State Streetl Pj~iMICHIGAN DAILY Ot'lcal 7ew.-i iI; rat thie University of Mich- I'rI~isl~d n vrN gaonin except Monday dr iIm , .i it 4ai ie postoffice at Ann Arbor, Mich iga,, iunder Act of Congress of March 3 fice : St.Toncd floor, Ann Arbor Press Build- i.j.\ynard Street. Office l lours : Editor-r to 3 ...…
…ItAO V TV V THE' W-IR~ltaAN TRAITA WVEDNE SDAY, MAY G. 1939 i LATE WIRE NEWS Roosevelt Throws Support To Hopkins WASHINGTON, May 5. - ('1 -President Rooseelt threw new support today to Harry L. Hop- kins' plans for spending a lion's share of the proposed $1,50,001,- 000relief fund, declaring flatly he was opposed to earmarking $;400,- 000,000 for PWA projects of the type now administered by Secre- tary Ickes. He spoke at a press confere...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Speaks Here Today Bishop James C. Baker, Method- ist Bishop of Los Angeles, will ad- dress a dinner of the Wesleyan Guild to be given, in honor of the Methodist seniors. Pact Hastened By Rome Trip, Lon g Affirms Franco-British Alliance Set In 1936, Cemented By Fuehrer Hitler's Voyage (Continued from Page 1) give up the Russian alliance easily, he said. "France has given her word to Czechoslovakia that she will remain true...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1939 1'AGE TWO SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1939 Film Program Will Complete AET Meetings Extension Service Shows The Value Of Cinema As Educational Medium (Continued from Page 1) Statue By Fairbanks Shown At World's Fair declared that "people are today tak- ing their view of the world in part rom the motion picture theatre." Commercial companies, he added, in their so-called educational pic- tures, which...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937 Heads Of Actors'Guild Discuss Strike Drama Season Litzenberg Leaves Roper Warns Against For Nebraska Talk Enlargement Of Plants W i l Engage WASHINGTON, May 5.-(AP)-Sec- Prof. Karl Litzenberg of the Eng- retary Roper cautioned American in- e o o W ood' lish department will leave, today for dustry today against expanding plant capacity extravagantly in the belief Lincoln, Nebraska, where he will ad-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1958 Ballou Tells Experiences As Designer By JEAN HARTWIG Ballou, scenic designer for the current Drama Season, began his career at the age of 15 in a small Eastern playhouse out of "sheer nerve, not knowledge." Dressed in an olive drab cordu- roy sports coat over a red T-shirt and khaki-colored cotton trousers with buckskin desert boots, Ballou explained'that he designed his first set because he felt he c...…
…THE U. OF " IJbeenu //usl ''"li1off "thett is tite ~C of 11~( 1 iF~ timte for the studen lts to (demnand htis F THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION x tt11.'crilltic/ll price ..at) Ixur }'("alr, itlff ariably- f to uduaIlt'e gill" e coltlos: cents. ()n stile at I Sneenan n nna nst ()11kv news t;t:md at 12 Weloek, ncioll. Istihs "ril)tions tray I)(, (.rt at the c>lliee of the 1)A I LN', ()Vera 110U-V 510(-k, al whceiI:IIC=, at stctllct' , or % ...…
…rHE MICHIGAN DAILY. af H H . THE i'IICHIGAN DAILY. - c- t l 1S Nt iN Filtt d aeo-iy iiia se piel)datheinn iiti ltt it I ft fromt ag e one.)t rin g Argi~g Edits, 3 . ANE BLE. tit tl h NIttk t i itt .i * t lhe i ly - - - - a e C LYtDE I. g hew Nol ews - - - -A17 s nash.gton ii i-il ii an i i ii lc i Ec honge s. . . .inew hone 16 ii T a ilo r in g i NoAsiness M ng.CLAUDE A.IOIPS N. SON sict i READY tiit llpal} t ih iI til t il Andetcs-the----Styl...…
…t . i /: Sv-'..THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. . THE U. OF M. DAILY 111 ;t :, (111a{c .1 .,ilI Snterering secod~vv mittat ~ 1Atnn Arorll o 1. fIa' oi181 11. ,1tleil11 W e sell Aulse nnounceriient5 epe) urnr 11'i4h11{i{:11{'1byhs fGolf C u t,.1 gtb i{MiciAN aG I NGEDITO f, ha 'i.iat ha 11 1 1 }1 '' a '.' liloi Cl l i I . 110818\a . 1v i'. i ll iap or pehs il 14 +~~SMNASG I NAGET R, i il-t it:1 h 1isov iia I Coo 1 (1(1 il ii i 11 , ERO I E 1....…
…tilL MICHIO Ta ANDAJiLY--NEWSYy> ! 1 'IO to W J t ~ 2ii ~r Strawberry Sundays AND Crushes 15-CENTS -15 AT IJUARRY'S CAMPUS DRUGi STORE -G(()TO - Ro- E. JOLLY'S For Fine Lunches, Chocolate, Ban Bans, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos and Cigars. .08 S. State St. BANKRUPTCY LAW FOR.MS AND)ORD)ERS Jest I-croivea Get a Cop 'y 0. E. BARTHELL 326; t. Stat't .j.t l oo e Z+StCHI y BVS Fhe U, of -W DAIL . 12 1 The 'VARSITY t"tFNV-! , Al;rt Ar"-t' I,1't'11 i...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAT 6, 1941 i -- . DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1941 VOL. LI. No. 152 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin i constructive notice to all member of the University. - Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students Wednesday afternoon, May 7, from. 4 to 6 o'clock.- Note to Seniors, June Graduates, and1 Graduate Students: Please file appli- cation for degre...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Normal Faced With Prospect Of Shutdown, Dormitories Of Students May Be Used To House Willow Run Workmen The 1,500 students of Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti yesterday faced the possibility of having to continue their education elsewhere as a proposal to house Wil- low Run defense workers in the school's dormitories was informally placed before Dr. Frank Cody, presi- dent of the state board of education. Mrs. Jos...…
…THE MVICHiGAN DA~ILY SATURDlAY, U' T 1944 ,x.s us r..,....., ........ . ... . - Fi fty-fourth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control 9f Student Publications. Published every 'morning except Monday during the regular University year, and ev'ery morning except M01on- day fnd Tuesday during the summer session. Ed;torial Staffj 'k ,. } P 1: ,y . ' 14 . 1,x. 4 L ...…
…rA tr 0 Tun M H-1-. i~T _ _ U.S. Assistance to Russia Totals 3,500,000 Tons President R ?views Watler-Crossing Demioonstration on His Tour Brown Hits Use of B and C Cards; Vacation Permits Asked by Kelly WASHINGTON, May 5.-(1P)-The United States has sent Russia "sev- eral thousand planes," "many tens of thousands" of trucks, jeeps and other military vehicles, and over one million tons of foodstuffs. This was disclosed today by lend- le...…
…Few mm or ities write te news, WASHINGTON (AP) - At a time when blacks and other minorities play a bigger part in American society, almost all the news in almost all the nation's newspapers is written by staffs that are white. Of the 50,000 journalists on America's 1,700 daily newspapers, about 1,500 are black, 650 Hispanic, 430 are of Asian ancestry and 10 are American Indians. Ninety-seven percent -of newspapers executives are white. "ALMOS...…
…WAGE TWO THE MCMGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 6! 1953 PAGI TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1955 Ambassador To Lecture "The New Syria in the Modern World," will be the topic of a talk by Syrian Ambassador Fariz Zein- iddine. Zeiniddine's address, sponsored by the International Center and the Department of Near Eastern Studies, will be given at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday in Auditorium A, An- gell Hall. Active in the Arab Liberation Movement Zeiniddi...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1954 'rrnrRWWJ"nAv AYA1fq R f DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Dcily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day precedin...…
… 'PAGE TWO THE MICBICYAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1956 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1956 1956 DRAMA SEASON fB BOX OFFICE(OPENS TOMORROW AT 10 A.M. FOR SALE OF SEASON TICKETS Hospital Outpatient Clinic Holds 'Open House' Today The University Hospital's Out-v patient Clinic will hold an open house from 2 to 5 p.m. today in recognition of National Hospital Week. The open house will have two specific aims, to demonstrate the types ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY +iffff~fff~~d®°°°l T"lE MICHIGAN DAILY BEST GSAME OF YEAR. ntrd(Eneeasscdc liss i lttethe. An Yesterday aftternoon thibeshea game , I.H Wild /i Company zVst ArboroOfce.sedl-dain- theof basket ball, which has been played l a k t f ; Pu~~tblished dily (odaiy ecpe)duigtei*tegmaiu hsya, came olf f lge yirat 17 E. Wahington street, i legmaimaasa Leadling e ft an Tilrs" bsent floor, sidle entrance) Phase 892-3r between the sophom...…
…THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Mchgan Going to Now York. AT TilE GRAND OPERI fUSE. the days ofI E<l«tti ttotL Itl If- '~~~'f' ,i~~ RE tries for te annutlol('lttitiiriot- -All t'gtlzr t t rotrci m-'11obt le it I Suly iv 'sily. Itsapert teltitte needsI t' blshi Dil (uda eeetil drng Irieal(liy t tte(Situenday extcepttettd)tittis ea ltoa-50 tiitdairingt tnllo the College ear, at I t'clligttteAssoritttOtt of Aotttteoe til(e(lhre as itiitle, (io...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________ - - --1 IiTE MICHIGAN DAILY.1 G. H. Wild Couipally MERCHANT TAILORS : Have received a large line of woolens for SPRING and SUM- MER in (Menium, Light, and Dark Art Leather) Silver Drab, Grecian D~rab, Light Mole. Royal Gray, and King's Tan. We have the Blarney, Hudson, Comberland, Chester, Orient, Pet- ham, Aostralia, Cymric, Bullion, Federal, Empire, Raeburn, Irish Boating Tweed, and London Wars- teds. Please ...…
…THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. ~t~* ~ ~ TheProf. Hutchins Accepts. beBoard of Regents held a nmelt- - ? ing yesterday morning at the Issoei Published Daily (Suntdays excepted) during HIouse in Detroit. Official notiee was the College year, at received) of the acceiptancle of the pool THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. 101o rsletpotmo h n OFIrCE: Times building, 7S S. Main St. be- ino.Pedntroenofheu - tweec Liberty and William Sts. eritsoby Prof....…
…,; . A . si~ O ' 1 MIC "i !Y. 3AILY. 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY.J K O(t L) t G. HI. WILD CO. 311 SO. STATE STREET Opening display of Spring and Sum- mer Woolens of Exclusive Styles For UILTS OVERCOATS, and TROUSERS G. I. WILD CO. 1T Leadtog Mechant Tattrs 311 SO. STATE STEET Base Ball ShoesI Gyent (tod s and G(to esn~ E. R.tFROST, 302 S. State St 1 4GRAVED Caling Cards SpecialPrices .Quoted to Students . SCRIPT LETTERING Plate and 100 CARDS 100 ...…
… THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY Published Daily (Sandays accepted) dating the College year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ')Fei(e: The Inland Preese, Hanaing Bitch. Bath Phones cay. MANAGING EDITORO. F. ENEHARD,'00 L. 11USINESS MANAGER. 0. 0.HBAtS, 'at L. EDITORS. Athletic Editor, P. W. Janet, '99, T. ii. WaoaDao', '00 L. A. 11. MeDtUOALL, '01 E G. D.tieaNeee 'to E. .. B. Wooi), '00, C. L. NILE, '99, C. ...…
…THE UINYZASI'rY OF MRICHLiGAN DAILY. r -i cat... Id. the college championship last fall, as ___ ac~tL XI .1... been unable to play thin pring o n.n- I count of his baseball l ~ olg c l ir r lPubliohed Daily (Sndays excepted) during The Yale team will probably be made1 1 the College ear, at up as follow: R. Terry, Jr., W. R. - __ *THE UNIERSITY OF MICHIGAN, lBetts, W. . Smith, J. Reid, Jr,~ R. 1-._____ GFE:Tmsbuilding, 325 S. Ian St. Crowell an...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. C. i ! ~ ~ r11 nificance. It is one of many indica- "' ":" "' 'I~is that the active interest of the '"co-ecds'' in university affairs is iioss i'ailistied Daily (Sundays excepted) during ihriilire ncsveta the College year, by frwdradnOeicuieta THEU. F M IDEPNDET SSOIATONit has ever bees before. Thrci THEU. F M INEPEDEN ASOCITIO Ievery reasoni wvhy the 't co slihoultd Subseription price $2.50h pee year, invariably conisider...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,Z ntf . Tait- . enough to be susceptible of any in-S PF pu pon Otit. Pal"u'ed tDaily (Sundays exceped)sduIning l\V did not sdiscuss the resons SEurir -s - .uyrl Situ st n i in h. Is 1S INE hers 1 ta sa, -iTas, ad at the Cllsge e ar, by urged against our propositions, sin- -ctws THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ply Iecase the student body of this __-institutions has been sufficiently en- EDITORS. lightened upont that s...…
…E TWO ~TE MTCTXTTC.AN D71TT. FRID)AY, MAY 6, 1949 ARENA THEATRE: 'Winslow Boy' Initiates New Drama Technique i I' 1 Man Tops Machine in Glassblowing . .* .* DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Experimental theatre comes to Ann Arbor Tuesday and Wednes- day when students in the speech departmpent produce in arena style Terrence Rattigan's The Winslow Boy. Making its initial Michigan de- but, arena theatre requires the ac- tors to perform with ...…
… GE TWO TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 19 Engineering Scholarships, Prizes Awarded Students DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN , . ;. , ; , Forty-six engineering students have been awarded prizes and scholarships totaling more than $7,500, the engineering college announced yesterday. Cooley Engineering Essays on non-technical subjects won prizes for three seniors: $400 for Rich- ard Varian, $200 for Henry Knight and $100 for Goron Saxon. The ...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY .6, 1953 WEDNESDAY, MAY ,G, 4953 Fini'.Sighs Zsa Zsa RADIO, TV FESTIVAL: Hatcher Family To Act In International Show L; Two junior members of Presi- dent Harlen H. Hatcher's family will help their father and Rajesh Gupta, Grad., inaugurate Interna- tional Week in "Rainbow," a pa- geant scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Sun- day in Hill Auditorium. President Hatcher and Gupta will explain to Anne Linda ...…
…TI E MICHIGAN lAILY sAT 1m COMPLETE WITH AUTO HORN: South Quad 'Monster' Startles Strollers ENJOYS SHORT LIFE: International Lanuate Dies -- --.mss F I E D ewE By DAVIS CRIPPEN The 28 ton monster with a timer and an automobile horn got back to work on the South Quad yes- terday. The monster in question is the> cement mixer-or as it's known in the business, paver-that mixes the concrete which is used in the dorm's construction. With buildin...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1952 INTERNATIONAL WEEK: Indian Dancers To Give Show at Hill * * * * * * By HELENE SIMON This year International Week will begin its activities by giving the campus a taste of exotic India. Vashi and Veena, Hindu dancers, will present a program of "Dances of India" under the auspices of the India Students Association at 8:30 p.m. Friday at Hill Auditor- ium. Th Eeastern couple will use co...…
…rTHE ICHIGAN U XIL _..... __._ . . w .. ----- .__ ___._.._._.. "_ ' POPULAR MISER: Coins. From King Midas' Fra Included in Money Exhibit Misers are commonly unpopular people, but the staff of the Mu- seum of Archaeology has a vote of thanks for the "Midas" of Kar- anis, Egypt, who is responsible for the ancient coins included in the new exhibit at the museum. Due to the accumulative abil- * ity and secretive nature of Kar- anis' rich man,...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY TITTMSDAY, MAY 6, 1948 iftball Reaches Playoffs; Horseshoe Contests Begin [ Major League Standings t I-M NEWS The Intramural Building will be closed all day tomdrow be- cause of the IFC dance which will be held there that night. Alpha Omega walked off with the Professional Fraternity Bowl- ing championship by downing Nu Sigma Nu in the finals of the elimination tourney. Entries are being taken for the All-Campus do...…
…TWOv TiE MICHIAN DAILY ,-. - ITSO HAPPENS.. . Appointment In Five Minutes Where Ctaglrn Was King the Bible off the best seller lists last year. We WE'VE BEEN THINKING of saving this infor- guess the best thing that we can do is note w it without comment. mation for the next time we find ourselves in i * * * * a Southern Army camp, but it really shouldn't wait. ccidental Integence One of the fact-collecting, cause-pushing out- SOME unmarked...…
…PAGE TWO T-HE ,MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1945 I PAGE TWO ~UN DAY, MAY 6, 194~ I Art Treasures Discovered by 75th Infantry WITH U. . NINTH ARMY IN GERMANY, May 5--(0)-Paintings by such masters as Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Reubens have been found in a damp copper mine stacked side by side with the bones and solid gold Sarcophagus of Emperor Charle- magne. The art treasurers, valued at 500- 000,000 gold marks (roughly $200,000,- 000), inc...…
…)DAY ]not initiated last week please come E. in the chapter room, East Engi- Students: On Friday, May 8, a din- ANNUAL ELECTIONS will be held,I House. i for initiation today. neering building at 7:30 p. in. on~ ner will be given, at the Michiganl and plans for the SPRING BAN- TR-AFMciaSoilsClh:D.FB.Thursday, May 7. Union, at 5:30 p.im, in honor of QUET discussed. All Members will Mir. Holmes Bloomer, of Mande- estra-WE ihgnSNils b D.F . ve & K...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the L n erdity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:A), 11:30 a. in. Saturday., VOL. XLIII SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1933 No. 156 NOTICES To the Members of the University Council: The next meeting of the University Council will be on May 8 in Alumni Memorial, Room B, at 4:15 p. m. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Further, the courses listed below will be examined as follows: Education Al Education B20 Education C1 Bus. Adm. 102 Bus. Adm. 122 Bus. Adm. 152 (Please note Tue. a.m. Thu. a.m. Mon. p.m. Mon. p.m. Tue. a.m. Sat, p.m. that Bus. F June June June June June June Adm. 12 7 4 4 5 2 122, it Qd o t c c IVIC~ru ll11sr he Tue. a.m., June 5, was incorrectly itted to the concert unless they pre- nt such tickets at the rear doors ...…
