… ESTABLISHED 1890 ..doollsom it i~un tti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII. No. 151 EIGHT PAGES ANN AROR. MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _._ R APPREHENSION GROWS1 AMONG OFFICIALS A& FLOOD RATERS SWEIL MORE DANGEROUS FLOODS ARE PREDICTEkD FOR RIVERS EARLY NEXT WEEK NEW ATALITIES LISTED Southwestern Arka sas Submerged By lWaters As Levees Give Way; New Orleans Threatened (fly Associated Press) . NEW ORLEANS...…
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…PAGP, FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 Published ever morning except Monday during the University yea r by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications.# Members of Western Confereace Editorial ~Assoiation. The Associated Press is exclusively e- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise' eredited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .... .. ,..DAILY,.. .? _ _S 1 .... '. , _ _._._ __ . ..--- ANOUNCESCHEDULE YItciIlng Proves Greatest Difficulty In First Round Of Preliminary "Garies Last Week PLAY TO BEGIN TOMORROW] Second round of the preliminary games of the Intramural baseball tournament will start tomorrow. Thej first round was completed last week' when every team scheduled to play appeared;l and played fast and good baseball. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA LYl SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1927 is _ (1a".ss .. . .. .......... Ift" 9 - I--- - womwxm% _/ . awwr " "' FBSIA R~MHSHOULDBE GREAT AID TO CARDINALS 4 YOUNGS' ILLNESS Yesterday's FEHA RCMNINNA Or'0NAL LEAGUE PENNANT RAE;TINILT[IUIAIQ; DOES NOT BOTHER MFowwnmET VARSITY SUAD """WERE JUST TaOOD0OD ~ Cleelan 002 Results c ague~ GOLF TI PURDUE EAMI LET FORn ON TUSA SolII e lv4Iitk Lini ITo MIAeli (1d ; ltfSII us l.tlrue M(en Wh...…
…THE MICHIGAN . fi T P PAGE V r4.N THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SflV1~J fPlSITY OVERWHELM S PONiT'IAC TENNIS CLUB i Y'e I':c Itir r Atid feilijir~t -., only Ff glit BARTON DOWNS HAMMER In the first Lome meet of the 1:27 season, the University of Michigan tennis teazm decisively defeated thre Pontiac 'tennis club yestftday, tkn all eight single and four £lotlrle.4 matches. The meet served as excellent piractice for the team which meets! Mi...…
…AGI EIMIHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONO --.-- t DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN r'ublicaiion In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of 'he University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. V{DLL" 11k;VI St.,-DAY, MAY 1, LY27 ,N IT BER 41Ii i - __________ .1 Automobile Rulings: The following action has been taken by the committee-, Mr. R. A. Llyons, '27, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ahr 4v t t 4a i4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1928. EIGHT PA . HONOR SESSION WILL BE HLD THIS MORN IN UPPER STAFF EKES OUT 6-5 WIN AS DEMON HURLER BAFFLES RIVALS By Jeb- HOPKINS, DARTMOUTH HEAD, PRESENT CHIEF ADDRESS TO TO DISMISS AT 11 O'CLOCK Students Who Gained Recognition In Scholarship To Be Seated In Special Section The fifth annual Honors Convoca...…
…THDE MICHIGAN JDAILY rIIRT IflTLLUI RAHU' )[VonE TOiaiiberlanids, Are S$4 Aside For Growing Of Lumiber And Strewn IRegulationl TATE HIAS NEW LOCATIONI PRESENT LIST Of10NMSIFH N R (Continued from Page One,) Ujren, Ned E. Mellonm, Henry R. Silber- mhan,. Carl J. RihJeriing, Frederick W. Seitz, Ray Alexander, Roger W. }Rogers, l4ton, D. Green, Morton W. Newman, Leon R. Jones, Nathan P. Feinsing~er, Lowell M. Birrell, Leslie Henry, Julius Jack...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY COUNTY SHERIFF ASK CNINEMET OFDO GRINNE LL ANNOUNCES PRICE OF TAGS FOR STUDENT FRESH AIR CAMP FUND CONTEST BEGINS FOR FELLOWSHIP Competition for the Booth Foreign. Traveling Fellowship with an income of $1200 has begun in the College of Architecture. Thirteen men have en- ; . tered the competition, 11 of them be- ing students now enrolled; in the Col- lege. Dole Thompson, '27A, and Carl Belser, '25A, are the othel two ...…
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…l .... -. THE MICHIGAN DAILY BRummerCamporOSF PLAY ON SALE NURSESAT PARTY CONTROL SCHOOLS, niae Michi anIs TSTUDENT EXPLAINS FRlOM MARTHA COOEOffered To Womenj NITATIONS ARE SENT Directors Of Physical Educaion Are . Invited To Be Guests At Last Intramural Game FINAL SCORE IS 29-10 In the intramural base ball finals, played yesterday in Barbour gymnas- ium-, Betsy Barbour won a decisive victory over Martha Cook with a final score of 29-1...…
…TH-E NMVUGAN tAW Y 7ARSITY SWIMMERS Gl flNTED MAJOR LETTj' MTlt WL BE FRSTiTENNIS SQUAD SHOWS STRENGTH MEWL YANKEES ADVANCE IN RACE WHEN IN MATCH WITH PURPLE NETMEN LS. LOUIS TROUNCES CLEVELAND TO DaPflhIu ArWAom, liVI TATG AiiUI1 ..:. .. U~ IILULI fL tlf lIUO Jarnail, Wallker, Walaitis, Watsoni, Ailt And Seiger 1tonore By Athileie Board TEAM RECORD HONORED For the first time in the history of the sport at Michigan slx member of the Var...…
…rITHE MICHIGAN DAILY k_ s ALAN J. 7CIATED )PRE5S, SPORTS EDITC*L) C hisory Mats nto Ileave tinlthMe fils at Autwerp it 1920 -with ~*posterity a record of five Olyin-a single toss. tle waSssco nd int yc-and points scored for Untcle194 Sa i eer oe f l~imTraffic poli~ the dignity or his nlaynhavky in 1908. lMctrath, Ihen a. 1V'« hckits 198,Mc~ath 1 Zel ;lifted him high in the, police' depart- ,Oi~cC, won secondl place ill the. in- mtent, drif...…
…-_'THE MICHIGAN DAILY t West Association of Directors of Physical Education for Women in Colleges and Universities. Margaret Bell, M. D. present at the Senior Ball: There are just a few tickets left for the Senior Ball on May 18. Seniors who wish to go had better get their tickets immediately. They will be on sale from 9 a.m., until noon and from 2 p.m., to 4 p.m, today in the lobby of University Hall. JameJs Hughey, Chairman. Junior Resea...…
…Rampant Jubilation To Pervade Campus Pep Bounce It * ESTABLISHED 1890 It WI ii~. &ILk. Tonight MEMBER Vol. XXXIX, No. 154. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929. EIGHT PAGES PAN Al TESTIMONIAL B. EXPRESS UP SENTI WILL BE -H President Will Be hers of LocalI Followi In order to expr of the student bo formal farewellt dent Clarence Co student testimoni be held in honor on the night of T Unlimited Opportunities Afforded By Engin...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE, DNESDAY, MAY 1,1 2<<J - a ._ I WEDNESDAY, MAX t NEW COURSE IN F[LD GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED f SUMMER SESSION Will Lead Orchestra At Annual Function N W INSTRUCTION WILL OFFERED TO ADVANCED STUDENTS ONLY BE! STATE TO AID IN SURVEY Relation Of Wild Life Of Michigan To Land Conditions Will Be Chief Considerationt Advanced and graduate students Charles Dornbergers in geography will be given 'the op- Who will bring his...…
…EDNSAY, MAY 1, 1929 -, 3 rt~tMICHICAN DA1tY 1 E t ... -! 11 Sculptor Accepts Position On Faculty! .AIRBANKS DEC.BE N~EWLAY APPOINTED PROFESSOR IN FINE ARTS SPEAKS Si OF IS IDEALS WILL CONDUCT ATE3LIER Ability of Art Medium to Depict"r{F a People's Aims Reflects . $}5 / Its Significance "Sculpture is the significant ex- ipressl'on of the aims and ideals of apeople or an epoch of their life,"f ,>.'r : reetywestern sculptor, rcntyappoint-...…
…I POUZ M T.?,"Ill C A N A T E Y ~H1~ MT~HJ CAN T~AILY succeedin getting her propaganda n American papers when her con- Publiahed every morning except Monday dition did not warrant it, a public dna ing the University y ear by the Board in Control of Studeat Pubications. sentiment might be built up which Member of Western Conference Editorial would greatly embarrass a con- Association. scientious administration not yet The Associated Pre...…
… T H E 'M I r- H I- C N JV31' A Ir. y -, PAGE Fra. T H E...M. .H...... . . ...Y. ...A....... . ... - - . I JS 7. .4. ra A ILVAVAM I I I '. 1 I c t t 1 iC S' C $V SA. A INITES ( iRLS| Imagination Is Cornelia Otis Skinner's Only PHYSICAL I Members Of Physical Education Staff LI AA, INVITESLG I LS Critic As To The Sincerity Of Her Sketches E \ CL DUUATION Attend Conference Of National Association L, Charming even in the midst of a ...…
…P- AGE 8SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,19N Varsity NOSES OUT YANNIGANS BY ON RHUNMARGIN $ad Luck Tags Camp As Weintraub Suffers Leg Injury, Compton Pitches Well COLGATE MERE THURSDAY Unmistakable signs of a batting slump haunted the Michigan base- ball team yesterday when it took a two run rally in the ninth inning to nose out the second nine, 6 to 5, in a nine inning tussell. Further complications came when Louie Weintraub's leg...…
…..-Tn ESDAYMAY 1, 1.929 THE MICHIGAN DAILYV PAGE SEVEN, lt-5 VAGE SEV~. FRESHMAN TR ACKMEN PIPAL EXPECTS LA7 BOX SCRE___TO MEET MINNESOTAl BECOME POPULA (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) chuble, McManus (Tigers); Geh- 'a close race in the low hurdles and quarterback and toss it to Gilbert, lg (Yankees); Todt (Red Sox); is a potential point winner in this and which has been cited as the, riinmons...…
… PAGLM J,1 T T H E r T 4i'vi T T~ V w l-M "17TH V "-TV T i Ada 1 }41 l.4 L*& A Y 1 4 A J C9 IL~ l L a Y-£-. wj VTAJJ ' l il 7 PTWl Y L 1 1iWM ' "a DA I LY 0 F F I C IA L B UL LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is conmtructive 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 WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929 No. 154 Chemical Engineers: COVER CONTEST TO E...…
