…THE1 MIC.HIlCAN 1DA-ILY- A SEBA LL TEAM HlOPES FOR' OUTDOOR PLAY TODAY r. VARSITYeDIAMOND Signs With IN. FAIR CONDITI0N! Regul ar 0 le Ray Nebelung, who played on the_ iMichigan baseball team for three Battrs how e~'hs o Drllsyears ending in 1929, has signed Battrs howResltsof rils Iwith the Des Moines team of the in Cage by Pounding Out ;Western league. The. Cleveland Inn- Clean Hits. dians had an option on Nebelung's! ________servi...…
…r M.1 -C H. LCI-A N- _DAIL N A=p .. ... . . .... .M....CH...I.....N. ......A........Y _. T CHICAGO LOOKS TO ANOTHER TITLE - CLAIMING NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM D round out the infield at thir. For PROVE STRONGEinfield reserves IvcCarthy has Beck and Blar, two holdovers from last Sorts_ ADERTSIN6 D N~OTYCB year. By Pat Patton. Haven after having spent a week Easterners Tail With But Four _IWith a slugging outfield such a Uniforms Issued to L...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY4 TTT . .. .... Si a. . v .. a i~r i a 1 J A -.+ J ..L .S f A, S .. .Lb.. DAILY OF FICIAL 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. XL. TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1930 No. 131 German Department: The ordinary monthly meeting will take' place at 4:15 p. mn. in Room 201, "University Hall. ...…
… ESTBLISHED r it 4 AIn MEMBER IASSOCIATD PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 105 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1930. EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS uL. r't t I fl ' t : } ' ti ES ,,EST Ti LE FRO 9:c TS * r - --- --- "- - ..._._. __ ____ /" l DR. CLLER NED TO. REPLAC CAOT Professor of Surgery Has Been Associated With Medical School Since 1920. GRADUATE OF HARVARD Is Member of American College of Surgeons and Amerian Medical Associ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .QArPYTVI*tAV AkAV14tt I ItIQA r H T H fA ~ n tv-- .-- . ~£4~4£t±u WtTTiYjR1T fAlti/'1, Iu NEW DISTRICT SCHOOL SPONSORED BY PRESIDENT HOLDS OPENING CLASSES IN VIRGINIA TOWNSHIP{ ITT( 0 SALT CRUST ON AUSTRALIAN LAKE 1 9-TT~i LD iBEARSHEAVY-LADEN MOTORTRUCK liIflI(Byv Associated r~ s tessha)lef adep..- ADELAIDE, S. Aust.-Interest in These stories had left a deep im- Australia's huge "mystery lake," pression as to its dan...…
…1930 THE. .MICH G . DAIKLY 1920 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY _r -, ?,J ,. iniversity Museum Report lildicates. Progress r IN NEW UNIVERST MUSEU HL MUSEUMACTI !TLES LSJHIEMEPRAISS II Screen Reflections " Ii FACULTY MEMBERS ni mmr nlu nniiflI i i : i 6 . , { 4 i in List of Gifts to Institution Far iin Excess of Previous Yaac Fi rP Sthnw. Is iears, rgures EXPEDITIONS NUMEROUS Collection of 160,000 Specimensr Resulted From Gifts Last Yea...…
…'TIHE M IC-I-IGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday' during the TUniversity 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second cl...…
…RCH 1, 19;30 -TH, E -MIC.14-IGAN DAILY WII~~~~. .,90TH IHGA AL w Y w loomw 1 0- ............. AL C, m ATHLET'ICA9WARDSI WILLDEC/YE N AT: .WOMEN'S BA1NUUETi Annual Basketball Banquet Will be Held on March 6. TICKETS - ARE AVAILABLE Classes Will Present Stunts; Further Plans Will be DUCE'S DAUGHTER I GRACE RICHARDS r SCUIOII BECOMES ENGAGED' STATES KEYNOTE f OF CONFERENCE ! "1 cr understanding which t ''a IXIc 31makes fur b ,ter aujustm...…
…f THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN WRESTLERS SET FOR NORTHWESTERN MEET U _° GRAPPERS' LINEUP SHIFTED BY GACR KEEN FOR TONICUT Wolverines Seek Win -n Order to Remain in Lead for Divisional Title. PURPLE IN LAST PLACE Wildcat Aggregation Bolstered by Addition of Veterans to Regular Lineup. Instituting a shift in the lineup of the wrestling team for the match with Northwestern at 7:30 tonight in Yost Field house, Coach Keen has hopes of gaining...…
…MARCH 1, 1320 .- TH. E. LV i 1 C H I C A .* A T L _ a I . _ - Volverine Basketeers W WILDCATDIAMoND I L N11 ASPIRANTS BE IN SPRING TRAINING E EVANSTON, Ill., Feb. 28.--For the first time in. the history of Varsity Cagers Seeking Revenge baseball at Northwestern univer-. For Eay Season Defeat sity, the team was able to start its at ILands of Mlini. practice seson out of doors. The[ unusually warm weather which CAPPON DIRECTS TEAM I has...…
…THP MTrHI 2A. I ' A I. t, SATURDAY, MARCH 1 1'1 .L' 1VL.1-\,. AA A "1 A. t- ____ _ ___ ____ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Forestry School{ Asks for Dead Game Birds -1- Investigation of Parasites Alnua s. Wiii be !Madse by Dr. O'Roke. onI RSEARC~ffSI KING ALFONSO AND NEW PREMIER ATTEND MILITARY MANOEUVE] SPEECH ISJINf TO0 RHYT1HMl ,LR~ SFN RS FIDWO S iVOL. XL SATUDAYMARCH 1, 930 N. 10 SATUDAYMAR~l 1 193 No.105 Openi announcement to all...…
…ECSTABLISHED[ 1 99Q L tt 7,11a I1 MEMBER ASSOCIATE!) PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 93. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATrURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 EIGHT PACES PRICE FIVE GENTS ICH.IGA ' / {1 , Fk _ i' 1 c i .I. 4. TA E 2 9- ddlm AE FROM M AR00 , yR r COOLEY HONORED' I I NTAIOSMY BYSTT GO P riM ROF E HELD MARCH 1 SOUND PROJECTED THROUGH BODY STTIROP FREC IRU1NII O[NA WLEINES HOLD I BYENGINEER; EMER ON, ODRICHIPASfl[NTTNGIIs Pcu i~tRpdI N FIRST...…
…ii , H I- A 174i- Th~h~AY. - __ Architects Show Glass Is Useful Medium CHICAGO'S PLIGHT lChico 'K __ EAN3; l~sistg~ '1!:1!YI ?1Z1~21TONIEWS CROOKS1 poiiotoneheds__eduHIAOJn 31.-Out of Chi- CHC WyomTing Gvro paso cretiseo0heA1rc1 ~cttlscino h tl rcnbr e racket. Tile sale o Qualities Essential to Architect features anI eight-page ! Architect includes photograph~s of city Micenses at hlalf pri1ce. Mlvi~t set itl illustrttiing VOrk 11fw bigaar...…
…. 1:'t'UtLJ)1L;Y,,- t'-fxl'I:j y " !; yJ i .. H MICHIGAN D AI Y . - p PACE- "IIWLM *.THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AGL TU~ -w CHOIR .PROGRAI $UNDAY NIGH A A i i s so o , a d i s rmt nm 1nbers on the organ w ill icluded on i agmsicalt program be given tomiorrow~ night by Andrew's vested chroir oT. men.a boys at the church. Preceding the program will the traditional Episcopal Eve songy; service including Staine fainiliaar seven-fold amen,t Magnifi...…
…PAGE FOUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930 TI-IFi MIChIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday du-;ng th., niversityyear by the Bnard in ton i l' tudent Publication, Mer o> Western Conference Fdtorial Association,. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uise for republication' of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and, the local news published herein. Entered at...…
…SATURDAY, n Mr,,UAR 17 1930 THE MI HIGl,, .DAILY SA~uDAY F~fRUA.Y 1.1a3O T._vMICIIIGN I)AlL s. ..- ,. .. WATAMM 0I ANNOUNE CHANE ELIZABETH RE'THBERG HAS AMAZING 'TITfUDE OF UNIVERSI"TY AUDIENC~ LE [Eiabeth Rthnbeig prima don- hoame ws 'a cnter of culture ashfitl "U~~Y 'niversity audiences are inded f)hi time is spnt in travellinug fromn N"J Bna sopano of the Metopoitain,1 aasnian erVU~lepasure to me -they are 8,p- lc to pac te 1_i!...…
…"_'. M iC -A T 1 A ! , ...._. _.. -_. X11 t 1%IcI)AY, P, V LslCllllti.Y 1, 1-bl.$0 I 1-I t~ BALL Y -4 ~ATU1tD '~' L*Th Swimmer Prepare toI ]Iee t Strongl Co pz etition C) -__ ___ Varsity Tennis Squad Phllfh ~TrP }.o Begin I;ndoorDrlls 'fIN1IU .LIf MCIGNWRESTERCONSIDERED tDaily indoor drill will be in ordecr ~ i [ P A I~ LO E O E T I O L G IC E for members of the Varsity tenn r~ jfl' squad shortly after the exam per- 1oe athtoLpt...…
…- -. . , " : A27 ~ - VIT. lvi i C 0 4-1 i i Ca- A, IN - - ' A 4 - -,- THE MIC.i-i-iC.AN~ E~Aii~-x BIC LEAGUE CLUBS JN4ians Lead Am~erican Teams With List of Nine Former f College Players. 77i- Yet KEES GET ASBECIK 6 In former tiunes tihe college base- ball player was discouraged from joining professilonal baseball clubs; now the major leag ue telams are 'going out of their way to sign the collegian's name to the dotted line. No le...…
…SAGE MGM - THE MICIGAN D,. LY ~ATUT1)AY WETARY 1, 1;110 r,, t l ::' 5 .1 DAILY OFFICIhL BLLTN RIG TEN FACULTY COMITTEE -,MEETS !'SOUND'TRANSMITT[ TO REFINSTATE{ SUSPENDED HA WlEIYES TI if OUGI- I BODY B ( C m~d F'ro" P )Q tM he dulesM 0 i'lt ~h 1 jr pfrs A My i1 i it be V drawni upvforiLI c ion ' bus, the threat of the No NT W n ~~ i Publication n tie litulletin is con.;Irut'ci notilee t+) all niember3 V7 the LTtuave iSy. Copy rcc...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY U, 4ia I a14 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 54. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 1 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TO Bl For Rejection 0fft O AI R u A~I Q(, uartet Will Present ? Wolverine Is Chco SOJIIERN ITOSPa of Young Plan Fails 'UTlSdFull flILI l'TA UU I lLL LBL Forth Program o'i emhRihtgCoa n onis for A11"--Conf i A n Germah Reichstag lrlg'm nnrn Choral Union Seres ON GREATOACNationalists Defeated...…
…TAHE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEM: i Probable Successor Tremble and StilesPO to Diplomatic Post . . . Screen Reflections - - -' to Appear in Opera tsnmitnAi nminnc na PPn P BER 1. 1929 ESSORSLEV II f' IYIIbIIIbIII hIf lUUL Good-bye, Vaudev ile. ary society in a North Carolina A' ...With the opening of a new all- college was moved to send a letter balkie policy of the Michigan (o the editor of the New York hete n he d mie o lcl imue...…
…w SUNDAY, DFCEMBER 1, 1929 T H iE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THMEZ NOTED SOCIOLOGIST WILL SPEAK HERE TOMORROW NIGHT Selects Topic, What Is Wrong With Educational System' for Discussion. HOLDS RADICAL OPINION Reformer Launched Criticism on Present Futile Treatment of Crime Problem. Presenting his conception of "What is wrong with our eucation- al system," Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes,1 professor of historical sociology at Smith coilege, will lecture...…
…T H r Id I C H I C., AIN . T-TI'MAY, Bron, IMER -1, i;211? TN?' TviTCNTCIAN fli ILY TrTYV ~ Published c"very morning except Monday during the Unversity 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- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and, the local news published h...…
…JIv L" AY, DECOVItER 1, !J2,'' THE MICHICAN -DA-ILY ~TJ~iAY, DCEMBE .i TE MICGAN__._L MOLVAVAM UMV AA U M r nMANY SORORITIES GIVE BREAKFASTS GYPSY FAIRMOIIF AFTER ANNUAL PAN-HELLENIC BALLI Pan-Hellenic ball festivities did chaperoned by Miss Katherine Y[not end with the final strains of the Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Homer dance music in the League ballroom Heath. TO P EV I RIA Friday night, for most of the sor- Futuristic desins were use...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DA -Y SUNDAY, D7, PAGIS SIX SUNDAY. DECLMBEP. 1. 1929 ECKERSAL PicI S BOVARD t L n f: . t :y,, r: :.. R!; r : , r ,< . : uAL ONFERENCE TEA JOE GEMBISBR S CHOICE ON SECOND BIG TENSELECTION Brilliant Purdue Backfield Per former Is Chosen Captain of First Team. HARMESON IS°HONORED Simrall, Poorman, Poe Receive Mention on Third Team. Indiana Fails to Place. Perhaps of most moment to Western Conference sport follo...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925 THE*,- MICHIGAN D A. I L PAGE SEVEN~ S U N D A , D E E M B 1 R 1 , 1 9 2 9T ~ l E M I C I G A N.AI L ELDER'S RUN GIVES IRISH 7-0 WIN FROM A RMI CIFD NATIONA HONORS1 CONGIEED TO MENi FROM Oly Pittsburg and Tulane Cant Contest High Ratirng of Rockne Coached Team., e. Popular Choice } TO INDIANA SOUADgg Captain McCracken Will Lead; Stroig Team This Year; Sophomores Promising. ' i Veesker Drills First Team C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 SUNDA; iY, DEC MD '.14 I92i I NOTICES University Lecture: Professor Griffith. Taylor, Professor of Geo- graphy at the University of Chicago, will lecture on the subject "With Scott in Antarctic," Wednesday, December 4, at 8:00 p. in., in the Na- tural Science Auditorium. The lecture will be Illustrated with lantern slides. The public is invited. !r m-ills F. Robbiw:. University Lectture: Mr. Charles Tr. 2, , ian, of ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 'it2 Alw Ila Ail VELAWL, 4,i MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. EIGHT PAGES VOL. XL, NO. 29 PRICE FIVE CENTS SHUTER ANNOUNESlAlumni Change Attitude Toward MERILCONOUND'SIHUTDoeAthletics, States Wilfred ShawATE UDoesfootball provide the only once of university and aiumn link whereby interests of alumniwen it wa nniuy de are connected with their colleges? cided that the college ...…
…119 ~TWO THE FMICH-lTCAN DAILY I1"TnAV V .ATS'Pt 1029. w u . A . " i pe r-- . " 1 11 a u X u,LlAJA... 1-4V VJ Y A:J..#jl-u .k} 1'5761 1 y Tablt to]Forythe lectures at. another. ~BE OFME~LS abettoForyte~ LOS FO LVE Ientification Cards May Soon be Made Another abuse wih the identi- G nowder Inenltor ,cto ad r Necessary Equipment for All Students i~~~~cs ' toutd as ca Unveledin L ndo , -- , l ns SUhatof cngetedmedical -_ridr this system o...…
…FRIDAY, _ 'NOVSEMBEn 1; 1929. T HE M ICHMIGAN tDAIL1 - -.-~--, -r- - ------- - -- - -, - -- --------------- -,---.----.- - _ _ , . AIRPORTFACILiTE Distance of Landing Fields Fron Center of Cities is, Main Trouble. ST. PAUL FIELD LAUDED Practical Value of Airplane in Future Will Be for Long Flights.' "Air port facilities throughout the country are very poor, because of the distance of the landing fields' from business centers of the citie...…
… PAGRT Otu1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRIDAY_ NOVEMBFR 1; ",1929.' _H M C-GA-D IL_., r.V .1 19 a'- *.lS.. - R 14 V Y vjl&vkAj4 A%- i) A 4P&t i. _.... _ . _.. a _ ._ Published every morning except Monfay duringsthe University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled4 to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or...…
…TrTDAY, vov i , 1929.THE MICHIGAN' DAILY ' i ' dome" 4 loft :SECALPRGM, DISCOVERER OFRA OPNPAIA S T. LAWRENCE 0iII ___ .O N 5 lA N D 2 I:: > > ::.::::: :< y ~dr. Bell, and Dorothy Touff Sto Give. Welcoming Talk to Visitors. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM akAternate,'Schedule Arranged! in 'Case of Rain on 4Saturday.j i Dances and special acts will be' ~features of the cabaret dinner to Obe held tonight in the Women's }Athletic Building as part of...…
…?TAC'E ZI THE M'ICHITCAN DAILY , tOV M R 1, 1s9. BLOCKING DRILL IS s IN VARSITY PRACTICE IITH KNEE INJ'URY Daniels Gies to Flank Position and Smith Takes Center During Workout. SIMRALL, DAHLEM REST JUNIOR ELEVEN NEW 'FOUR CHAMPIONSi GIVEN BLOCKING ON ROSTER OFINUIGO sUVIUI A DRILLINDOORS HAWKEYE TEAMS f' During the lull affected by the r(S cial to The naa,.~ ' lack of an intercollegiate game this week-end, Coach Courtright is drill...…
…P~1DAY,1OVm1 E zT1, 1929. ~ ~ ~THE MIC H I GAN D A ILY ._.. PACO M Intramural Department C R 0S S COUNTRY State this morning of the Harvard PI M game. The following men are to ans wimming eets TEAM WILL MEET make the trip to State: Captain "matIAO U 0 (otne rmPg ,Cl )Bnson Austin, Aubrey, D'Anna, j ( 0 "ti""ed frm Page aCol.2) MICHIGAN STATE Kennedy."Lowmaster, Feustel, FIiv 00iV0U0S contesting teams engage in a water Hayes, Fitzgibbons, Wol...…
…THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY *FRIAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1929. __. __ DI LYI OFF[I CI AL B.ULLEITIN 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. mn. Saturday) I Professor Shirley Jackson Case, of the University of hiag , Mac l lectnire at 8:060l). m., Natral Science Audit.orivu i, ,. will Polonia Literary Circle meets at 7:30 p. m. in L...…
…94TABLISHED 1890 . tt It MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL XL No. 4.ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1929 TWELVE PAGES E ROLL E T E CE I EDS 1928-29 I Governor Appoints Woman As New Regent) MRS [[ROY CRAMI Fro;sh ToMeetFAM fUS MIISIfIANSNew Law Rv[ew IJFM ITFRRAI WIN - i--~ U W EEW U E U ~ L UI~ Estimated Will Show Gains Final G[ISAPPOINIM[N1 Flint Alumna to Take Position Resigned By Hanchett SURPRISED BY SELECTION A...…
…TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 1, 192 FACE TWO T HL-MICHIGAN D~AILY MIPUIPALI ~flhIPATflD~ ~Chal1enges Glenna oUIN REGISTERSml 3100 SE NATE COMMITTEE QUESTIONS STIMSON OION CONDITIONS I PNG p[IN [L DUIN OPNIGWEK SCUBA1iiiiui UUaAUO For Women's Title WILL GIVE SPEECHES; TO- ESTABLISH RCR 9EOLLMENT TO CONTINUE THGOTLLOYD SAS PLAN FRESHMEN MIXER Coach Harfry Kl-pke, Team Captains Will Speak at Smoicker Thiursay t{Night Four Men From Education School ...…
…SDAY, OCTOBER 1, 192 -TH E MITCIH-IGIA N DAILY- yU 1 rTimERV . ,.4 t A .'. . ,. 4 1. qV c #AL4 U.JIN CONmCERI'TS MAINTAINED BY THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY- Charles A. Sink, President, Ann Arbor, Michigan Earl V. Moore, Musical Director I 1929-Fifty-First Annual Series -1930 1929- Fifty-First Annual Series-1930 October October November 15-GIOVANNI MARTINELLI, Metro- politan Opera Company Tenor,.in song recital. 30-DETRO...…
….x _ t, TA T3 Ut-(H V1rr Ft Ir.a N' }hA+ T ,I" -_ TUESrLEATr '- AMi~J " .. s: rau.u . r v v zv i __ PTblished 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 republication of all news dis- Stches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news p...…
…TtENAY$ i;tO2~d2rI '1 14,F. M I . C H 1 r. j V- ,T _n A0, I i '4 , I1 0 Al -WV "1 f f L. J LIZ1A1. 1-i 1 4 ..a 11INiJ L.F I L' F. -'xx 't' 1 . _ -_. 7'1 ILVAVA lk, vA IMIu.: t, Z . a.. - _ ..._ E.NTERING WOMEN FINI 'SH REGISTRATION AFE WEEK'S SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES GIVING VARIED ASPECTS OF CAMPUS: LIFE ALUMNAE HONOR tENTERING CLASS More than 100 undergraduate women attended the tea given by the Michigan alumnae in honor of t...…
…PAGE SIS °THFIMI'HIGA~N DA 117V TV',SnV- )C!C)T M,1 1494 NUEROUS All N BeRomead FEDERATION DlSPLAYS MADE TO UNiVERSITY PAINTINGS IN MUSEUM A-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 . 7 3,/ -1 - 4 1 1.SI CA.SI J l 1~ .J~ , .J'. Swift's Drug Store FACULTY BY REGENTS HARVARD PROFESSOR TAKES POLITICAL SCIENCE ! POSITION' OTHERS TO BE APPROVED Prof. Luther Purdom Becomes Di- rector of Bureau of Appoint- ment for Coming Year Numerous appointments t...…
…0 .. , _ __.. L-'MCh3A li j l L., . DAILY--- PA~7E1f~ MALE GLEE CLUB TO START SEASON TODAY SCREEN REFLETIONS'SCHOOL1O1 fEllATlNl TILLOTSON RECOMMENDS STUDENTS TO CALL I____ __ UU LJUJ~I-I AT ATHTPTTC OFITP 1FOR CA TT ITlAV TICKETS WITH MANY POSITIONS OPENWFOR TRYOUTS 0 away.tTOsPUBLISHdBULLETI wired for talking pictures, with the' result that all three of Ann Arbor's --- Several Week End Trips to Neigh- 3 0 T C C efirst-run theaters...…
…. . .-_.-- ---- - -- ------R-r- PAGE XTGR T T HE M T C H I _/-\N DATL ?AGE EGHT TE MICIG:ANDAILYTtYE AY. OT _ .,,192 a 0 P W eCary te Lrget tock of X00 s ANDT h - - I 1j~{tfU~flht11t- TS S p m I P L .. In the ta-te Book AdMIML Notlwuooks I ___umAm___a 2 A T aEt s for 'Stationer I.aund.a Cases Drawasug 'As Cup 'ies I P ts Brief Cases ountaiinrivwns Typewrl;rs ,dllb OEM ur ALL KINDS Prompt, Efficient adCoricous Ser...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY E PICKS THIRTY-IVE PLAYERS FOR "A" S Win Double Header FRESHMAN FOOTBALL QUITS MICHIGAN. - All candidates for freshman football report to Jim Miller Only Two Men, Hudson and Wills, at Yost Feld House between Receive Slight Injiuries two and five o'clock this after- In Double Header noon. First practice will be held today. HOLD LIGHT PRACTICE Coach Miller Applying the paring knife to __ Michigan's 1929 gridiron squad, Co...…
…T'H.E vI CH I C GAN DA IL Y WLFERS WILL" E IN TOURiNEY for Varsity Championship Cup Will Begin Thursday Over Barton Bills Course L GIVEMEMBERSHIPS nouncement was made yester- by Coaches Trueblood and tright of the Michigan Varsity team that the fall Varsity golf iament will be held at the Bar- Hills Country Club, with the qualifying rounds scheduled e played October third and th. is tournament, open to under- uates only, will consist of thi...…
…THE MICHIAN DALY __ FICIL BULLETIN blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the. University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- nt until 3:30 p. m. (;1:30 a. m. Saturday) ol., XL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1929 No. 6 to "A4 ' for the Information of all Mem- 7g of so-called "atceptances" for amounts of salary not} as reached a point where it has proved unfortunate in a dividual cases and has in general been c...…
…DAILY OFFICIAL BUI (Continued from Page Eleve oon at 4:15 o'clock during the University nced. No admission charge., e audience is requested to be seated on tim during numbers. For obvious reasons, ch THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOB LLETIN 'IIUniversity Loan Committee: Intercollegiate Debaters: ;Adephi house of Reres The University Loan Committee will meet on Wednesday. October All people who wish to be considered for the intercollegiate de-...…
…THE WEATHER Continued warmer. of 4 r 'ummimrx 0itrhigaz :43 xil MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS GRAF ZEP IS PREENED FOR OCEAN TAK-0FF ON PROPOSD[ FLIGHT ZEPPELIN WITH r21 FLYERS ABOARD PLANS TO LEAVE THIS. MORNING THREE WOMEN ON LIST Cargo of Air Monster Will Include Baboons and Baggage; Tour1 of World WV1 Follow BULLETIN FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, July 31. -The departur...…
…PAGE EWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1929 w 121ittpxmediate and serious must be met1 with quick and drastic action. The 1r4i ga n v ad'government must intervene. The trouble arose out of a threat- ened wage reduction of twelverand Published every morning except Monday a half percent which the organized during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications, workers refused to accept. The em-I...…
…TFURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THESUMERMICIGN DILYPAE TRE ILLINOIS WILL ENGAGE ARMY AND MICHIGAN ON FALL GRIDSCHEDULE! MICHIGAN HOME COMING GAME SLATED FOR OCTOBER AT URBANA ZONE SYSTEM IS ADOPTED All Applications for Army Game Will Be Mailed; Student and Public To Be Limited URBANA, Ill., Aug. 1.-Assurance that there will be a large chunk of tickets for the Army football game Nov. 9 available to the pub- lic...…
