…ESTABLISHED * 1890 JL LwPPW I a1133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 15 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10,. 1928 EIGHT PAC AR NEXT MARK SMITH IS IN HOME TOWN, CONFERING WITH HELPERS NEW YORKERSCHEER HIM Nominee States That He Will Settle Rising Tariff Dispute In Future Speech - (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Gov. Smith artived here late today from Al- bany for a 30-hour stay during which he will confer with...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ _ ., EXPEDITION LEADE RS ARE RETIJRNI NOGHOME B[RNAP IS HERE NOW HOBBS IS NOW IN NEW YORK.c WILL ARRIVE HERE THIS WEEK3 PARTY SAVED HAS SELL t Denmark's Geographical Society Fntertains Entire Expedition In Copenhagen Ralph K.. Belknap second in com-f mand on last summer's now fa- mous University Greenland Expedi- tion,: and one of the principals in the rescue of Hassel and Cramer, pilots of the Greater Rockford, re-1 ...…
…s10, 198 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ORRELL URNDLAKEI BIBLICAL TRANLQATIONI FROM COPTIC EDITION SEMITICS HEAD TO PUBLISH HIS TRANSLATION IN ENGLISH I COPY IS 1200_YEARS OLD Professor to U s e Photographic ~Plates in Detecting Letters 1 Defaced By Time At the invitation of Prof. James H. Breasted, head of the Oriental Museum of the University of Chi- cago, Prof. W. H. Worrell, of the! University of Michigan Semitics de- partment, is engaged in transla...…
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…OBER 10, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i 1 I 'vA 13 * *i t SENIOR WOMENMETIAVERAGE AMERICAN'S PICT URE OF pj[AD COMMITEE H AW AII IS INCO R REC T, S AY S TDENT TO CLEAR L Wooden houses instead of palm Miss Choy, who is herself a native leaf huts, automobiles instead of (Hawaiian and has taught one year surf boards, conventional clothes in the Hawaiian schools, speaksj II A DfPlIITI ntedogrs krsadrdoprfcEgihwhhshsyssinplace of ukeleles, is...…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY , ,fi ' ['' S k =: Fuur r ( !' {{ I O JGrid T AE73- its [VOLVEINESPRACT I OVHNts .r INDIANACONTEST outpunt any of the other' play- ers on the Varsity squad. Varsity Holds Stiff Tackling Drill, Signal Practice and Light Then there is Pete Cornwell who Scrimmage Follow played a short time Saturday even though he had been bothered all LINE DRILLS FOR HOOSIERS week by injuries. While he was .y FI Although no definite li...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ? -: Yost spent his time with kickers GRID BITS YOU xfRIIDKBITS ILI and passers. Totzke, one of the (Continued from Page 0.) transfers from the "B" sq iad, ex perience on the 1926 Varsity squad. hibited some of the best puntingpty seen on Ferry field this season, Wesleyan found the right 0 1whil WiteadSrushNdTAC l tohadvat Whittle and Straub shoedi side of' the Wolverine line any- ___ advantage in the passing drill, thi...…
…H E MICHIGAN DAILY THE M.ICH..I..G.aNa D <a aa.ar'LY.aab+YaF .h ___"__ _ ^^-- I DAIL0Y 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. mn. Saturday.) Vol. 39 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1928 No. 15 Action of the Administrative Board: The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts h...…
