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…THE WOVLVERINE--, ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THULRSDAY, A.UGUST ii, igi10 VOL. I. AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANDIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Main Both Phones VARSITY WA[ 612 E. Lberty Only one block from the Canpus Three good square meals per day Single Meals 25c $3,50 per Week Sunday Dinners 35c MEAL TICKETS- Another Chance THE WOLVERINE STUDENTS' DIRECTORY Verified by Uinversity Records, and the books of the TefPhne Compn...…

…THE X OVRINt 4 x 5 Cartridge Kodak (Shlop worn) Price reduced 50c each day beginning Aug 5th at $19.00 S e i a i r 110(1011' E. E, CALKINS, Drlggist 324 S. State St.' Get your MICHIGAN Pins, Fobs and Spoons HALLER'S Optica~ ~ Dept Fn Wath and Jewelery Repairiga HALLEJR'S J[WELURY SOR 216 South Mal.n St. THE ~AN ARBOR -DRESS Irihdot is t in t sittldt o Printers of:-The 'Wov eieThe iihitaooDalyu, 'Ito' Atonao. The lao flteito. r'It(Uo' 05li'Te ...…

…n,. ..THlE WOLV!RRIN) F aboit ss We have good celht or heavy, plain coddor ebony to euit Fidwat you like and we reev tforyou in pivate drawer without charg- HUSTON BROS. 07-309 S. State St. Ball & Simmons REAL ESTATE Rentals, Houses, Rooms or Apartments COMPLETE CAFE FOR STUDENTS Q. C. BISSIELL 7333S il Lia.yihog Nw ano1I ci Huon River goat Livery and MIl ohrs CLEANED and LOCKED 301.2 S Stat S. First Class Shining Parlors NEW SHOE STORE ON ST...…

…-- THE WOLVERINE White Swan Laundry We do the Finest Laundry Work in the city. Phone us an order and be convinced Junction of Catherine and Detroit Streets and Fourth Avenue Bell Phone 165 Home Phone 152-White WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY We are showing an especially fine assortment of WOOLENS for Summer in Flannels and Light Grey Suitings Keep Cool. (Cine where all legs lead to. F. A. MYLES (Second Floer) 607 E. William St. 15 '. DETROIT UNITED ...…

…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK,7c SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol. V. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1914. No. 21. COACH INVITES PROSPECTS TO EARLYTRAINING Has Only Four Real Veterans But a Large Amount of Freshman and Reserve Material Looks Promising TO FACE HARDEST SCHEDULE EVER PRESENTED TO IICHIGAN Men to Arrive in Ann Arbor Sept, 7 for Consultation; Practice Begins on Sept. 8 With only four real veterans avail-...…

…T H E W OLVE R IN E ee cliiPunic lcc icciter , " 11 The official student newspaper Saor I eil4aslu uge _________________ lie University at Michigan sumcmner s I MON"TUES., Aug. 10.1 1-Hazel Dawn ~session utciished hy the students on known on the scroe as Mary Pick- 'Tuesday Thursday and Saturday atf- 1I ford the second, in "One of our Cirls" teenarwny-leiscc by FromtanHowoard. tron.Tet-fiv isues WED., Aug. 1 2-Homterun Baker. of theo usrpinrt...…

…THE WOLVERINE ALL ROADS LEAD TO POP'S Wby all this doubt as to where to go, For hreakfast, (inner. or after the show? When right at the corner of Thayer and Monroe. Pop" Baneroft awaits you to say "Hello.' I s>otth erep. And alot of pp; Will treat you right, Mare, noon or eight. To find what is hest. Just give him a test; And after that trial. We'll wager you']1smile. So after you finish the "fuss" or a "Hop," Follow the sign hoards: ALL R...…

…T HiE W 0 DV E-R I Nt Four and live oo flats. Wit! be read September 15. J. K. MALCOLM 604, E. Liberty St. NEW U, ot M, BOAT LI VERY CANOES Candies Cigars Cakes Soft Drinks Soda Fountain and Pavillicn Orchestra Sunday At~ernerns and Evenings P. G. TESSMER, Prop. IV l11'' f IINNI Gt it-Cas0t.at Aril ('11(Con K i j.} Weber 0-Ia N aaPIiooh ",a11 \Iy o (' tha e Im Ssi hor. ;or two, C. et f'ii (5 17-41 . (! InIh11 laiN, 811101,le Yosl has a ,' 15...…

…T YOUR DOOR STMSA WEEK 000, EONLY OFFICI VOL. VIII. No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1917 PRICE FIVE CENTS FINAL CMIES WIL BE HAIB CONTESTS Last Sets of Singles in Third Elimina. tion to Be Played Off Today ENTRIES FOR DOUBLES WANTED With only six men left in the third elimination contest to be played at 4 o'clock this afternoon on Ferry Field, the semifinals scheduled to be played during the early part of next week wil...…

…Cbe Wloverine Wuerth Theatre The official student newspaper for Matinees 2 3: 63.Nights 613, s, 9o the University of Michigan summer Studays-Sundays-Constisnous session. Published by the students on Sat-t-Fredeick Wrde in "Fes of Yoeh.dAlo "The Mystey of the Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday af- Double Cross." Episode 13 ternoons. Twenty-five issues. Sun-Mo -a- 1 Fannie Word in "le _ steange Wedding." Attn Tiangle - Tu e-Vioet Merseean in "The Hn...…

…LECTURESNETEEK ON BOLD PRACTICE SESSION OIERSITY OF SUBJECTS 1 IN.DREAL__RIFLE FIRIN PAT-CHES Speaker Will Discuss Politics, Sociol Students Under Major Wilson Given THE POET'S CORNER ogy and High Cost of Work with Charging of High A CROSS-EYED RIME Living Explosives There was a young lady from Flint, Whose eyes had a very bad squint. Politics, sociology, and the high cost "Direct artillery fire slightly to the She winked at a boy, of living f...…

…LLUIUHEb ANIO Lany Prominent Speakerst In Ann Ar or for First Time Third 1917 Grid I ember Narried June Marriage of Phil Raymond to Speak Wheeling Girl Just Announced A schedule for a series of lectures Phil Raymond, ex-'18E, and star under the auspices of the Wesleyan halfback on Michigan's varsity for Guild officials for the fall semester the last two years, has surprised his has just been drawn up. Several friends with the news that he ha...…

… Uk'lurriz AT YOUR E THREE TIME R A WEEK 22. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1920. PRICE FIVE C r , o 130 sLow VDIA STATES LESSOR CROSSI AKE HASTE SLOWLY IS AD)- VICE OF KH STOtY MAN JCH A COURSE WILL AID N SOIXING PROBLEMS oup of Educated Natives Iesiring Self-Government Growing Larg. er4 and More Emphatic That it will be best to mke haste >wly in India until the problems of e country are better understood by 'itish st...…

…HE OLVERINE olverine U E I"DO YOU NEED YOUR STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER N Or THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. d Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons. Ann Arbor Press Building, Maynard Street. Phones: Business, 96o; Editorial, 2414. OVFICE HlOJRS: 12 :oo Daily; .:30 to 5 :oo Daily, except Saturday. *tions not to exceed 300 words, if sgned, the signatures ily to be published in print, but as an evidence of otices of events will be pu...…

…)LVE N _ ... ..... .._.... ,ti._,, .., ... ATTEND IIGAN MLANA Wier, violin 'cello, Mrs. George ad, piano, Carl Lindegren, voc- M. Bilbie, will be the artists at a Summer session recital, to be it 8 o'clock this evening in Hill Ium by the School of Music dmission will be charged for the to which the general public is but the audience is requested in its seats promptly, as the will be closed between numbers. Paul Eaton, '21, president of-...…

…TH WOLVERINE . . ..._ w _.. _ ontinued from Page 1) iat the early recruits attract- ay work were largely medic- vho were curious, or men in- in the electrical phenomena, although better men are en, .e field, more are needed for ork. 13e expressed the opin., the greatest development is me, but that it is now retard- ed because the process is so eypensllve. Suggests Experimental Work In concluding he suggested that both experimental and clin...…

…#. ,. I 000, t~/ ittrrztw AT YOUR E TI A WEEK ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1921. PRICE FIVE GUMD TO PRESENT VAUDEVILLE SHOW, "Flashlight" is the name given to the vaudeville entertainment to bed TAP ROOM LOWERS SUNDAE PRICES1 STATESTREE[T 'DEALERS STAND PAT 0. 1 .i t- TENDER LUNCHEON TO 63 SCHOOLMEN Sixty-three schoolmen were enter- tained at luncheon Wednesday noon by the Rotary club of Ann "Arbor. George Oscar Bowen...…

…lege spirit through the entire year that we are seeking through the medium of summer intercolleg- iate athletics, and, our good friend "The Wake" to the contrary, we believe that the scheme is an entire- ly logical one. We believe, in short, that the idea of having school the whole twelve months is com- ing more and more to the front, and that it is only a matter of time before the summer intercollegiate athletic plan will be adopted anyhow. ...…

…ne. But to metit seems that the col- e studentit s the easiest mark for ico men that ever lived. or instance, wh'en college opens, re will be a man coming back to' n Arbor who styles himself "Rail- d Jack" and whose ability totans- r* questions of any nature entitles i to an executive position in Thom- Edison's plant in New Jersey hands vn but whose actual worth to the imunity is mighty small. He stands a box oi any corner, gathers a wd of stu...…

…[E WOLVERINE JENSIS EASY I (Continued from Page Three) some needy men and women deprived of the means of earning an education. These latter students could pass the ewas proposed course in Discretion and Dis- prin- crimination with flying colors becausej inels' .to them a dollar means so many hours' prin- washing dishes, scrubbing floors, and roach firing furnaces, and thought-serious thought-is given to where to spend it. Exhibit Eggers...…

… Ih p 'ummirr THE WEATHER FAIR AND WARMER TODAY Sir oatt ASSOCIATED PRESS DAY AND NIGHT WIRE SERVICE VOL. XIII. No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS ROADS FAVORING HARDING PLAN BELIEVE ROOMING SITUATION WAILL REMAIN NORMAL LIBRARY NOTICE Students having in their pos- session books drawn from the University Library are notified that all such books are due Mon- day, Aug. 14, on account of the impend...…

…PAGE TO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 PAGE TWO FT{IDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 t14r oath rar r I 11113 Un 43tttlg OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE SUMMER SESSION OF THE UNIVERSITY 'OF MICHIGAN Published every morning except Monday during the Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the se for re- publication of all news dispatch...…

…FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1922 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY ,. PORTO ICAN HEALER ATTRACTSTHOUSANDS (By Associated Press) San Juan, P. R., Aug. 1.-Extra policemen have been detailed for duty at San Lorenzo to help handle the crowds drawn there from Wednesday night to late Friday each week by the stories of apparent cures by Julita Vazquez, the "healer of San Loren- zo." Hundreds, if not thousands, of auto- mobiles carrying" the sick, lame, and curious...…

…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST '11, 1922 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 1.1, 1922 D 'scouraged British Students Discouraged British Students To Seek Utopia On Lonely Isle (By Associated Press) London, Aug. 10.-Discouraged at the outlook in this country, dissatisfied with the after-war Britain, but actu- ated mainly by a love of adventure, about a dozen engineering students of Loughborough college are setting out on Sept. 1 f...…

…amtr J Y w 40 An) WARMER. TODAY ie wan 4,Ia it ASSOCIATE PRESS DAY AND NIGHT' SERVICE I"!, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,F SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1923 PRICE FIVE r f IDENT HARDING TTIN6 ADDR9ESS GE iS THOROUGHLY CON- SANT VITH NATIONAL POLITICS t Ann Arbor Joins In Observation Of Funeral Of President Harding 4 Marion Minister Officiates At Harding Burial CIP Ann Arbor took on doi h-like sil- ence yesterday afternoon, while...…

… uaiI~ F THE I GAN shed every morning except Monday the sunmer session. ber of.the Associated Press The As . d Pres is exclusively entitled to ,the republication. of all news dispatches dxto it' or not otherwise credited in pr and the local news published here- -ed at the postoffice, Ann Arbor, en, as second class matter. :riptlon by carrier or mail, $i.-o s: Ann Arbor Press Building nuiiiications, if signed as evdence of, nith, will be publ...…

…Attu LUUItIULAU PRESIDENT IN, SpunC ous with striking an attitude but it is shrewdly to be suspected that the Am- erican people do not know the differ- once. When Harding vetoed the bon- us bill he showed. himself as care- full of consequences as ever did Cleveland. A man does not have to. cents per word in advance; f if- r reading line per F t i7 ti n a rE b e0 w 01 (Continued from Page One) . set of high class col- The Meet in Bach- ui...…

…. . F YARDIAG FUNERAL TRAIN SPED ACROSS COUNTRY, -I, -- Iy Here's/ Th~t Chance A Clearance Sale -on all Summer HATS- Ladies', Misses' and Children's. Also a nice line of Felts. Popular Price U at Shop I- Z- 333 :SOUTH4 MAIM _. I I '~ I ". i! . 'r i ;'1111i11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11 1~1 ilf ilfl ffii 11 1 lii -WHITE SW AN L ANUNDRYCO Launderers, Cleariers- I- Cents' Suits... _1.5 Ladies' Suits .....…

…TODAY'S EVENTS :O(}--Lecture - "Virgin Is- lauds." 11r. Robert B. Hall 0, h p #'ummrr imrF 41kiit MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS 3, INT. irTTT TT.. AlAWwr.r n i a ... ..,. .. _.. ,. . __ ern VUL. VI, No. 4U ANN ARtU, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1927 PRICE FIVE CENTS cco z ETTI GAT RESPITE rU PROFESSOR DISCUSSES EFFECT OF PURITANS~ AND PILGRIM, FATHERS! WHERE RADICALS AWAITED DEATH DI HYIIA STATES HENRY NOT DIRECT CAUSE OF REFO...…

…AGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, . 1upon which the government was 1 ounded. ll a UtOne thing, at least, that can not be __ said against Sacco and Vanzetti is that Published every morning except Monday they were apathetic. Deluded they dluring the University Summer Session bylnahv be adcoem dfr the Board in Control of Student Public may have been, and condemned for tions.-I their political beliefs perhaps, butt in The ...…

…THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1927 S acco-Vanzetti Hlave lI '' prof"ess urge the Gover- this was Hield Stage 7 Years commutethei tsentences'or appoin a'nnd * ______a committee ofcitizens to make an (Continued from Page One) impartial investigation into the whole pages) ~ Ajbril of that year and was returned case. Some of them, however, asked (nearly 2' to the state prison, him not to interfere with the court's byJuy Moore withdrew as counsel for the de...…

…THEIF SUMMER. MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, AUGIUST 11, 1927 1 , 17 .f 'ti+/ V iTi1P A. .4 ..Ri 4 Ta.a va ,aa va f . l.+a as rs r x .rs:9Y'::'.-fxresiy: b's-r.+ -xIRU', _; ,. i...a.. ailwl i [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 Z:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. in. Saturday). Volume VII THURlSD)AY,-AUiGUST 149 91.7 umber 40 Exani...…

…WEATHER Shotiers and cooler. 'U'l 4 r u mmtr f~tr ~I~ibi MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. IX. No. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS AMIRICN SWIM M IES VANQUISH OPPONENTS IN SEMIFINAL EVENTS WEISMULLER SETS OLYMPIC RECORD IN 100 METER FREE STYLE CALIFORNIA CREW VICTORS Westerners hefeat Crack British Thames Rowing Club By Half-Length (By Associated Press) AMSTERDAM, August 10 - All- American athletes, b...…

…PAGE TWO 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 class matter. Subscription by carrier, $r.5o; by mail, $1.75. ...…

…SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1928 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY d -_ __ _ _ . FACULTY ANNOUNCED BY SCHOL F MusiC List Releasd By University Musical Society Conitains Thirty-Six Instructors EARL MOORE IS DIRECTOR 'Ilhe board of director., of the Uni- vers y Musical society, he govern- ing board of University Schuol.of Mu- sie, har. annou_ ced th? faeulty for the' ensuing year. The names of tho* appointed and their ranks are as follows: Earl V. Moore, mu...…

… PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, PAGE J'OUR SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, DAILY OF1FICI.AL BULLE[TIN Publi,,ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received att the office of th~e Summer Session until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volum~e VII S~ VIT-1.DAY, AUGUVST 11, 192S No. 42 regular and visiting--are urged to he present. Important announcements are to be made by the Exe...…

…ESTABLISHED 1920 07 4 e Su m mi r lJiitrhi!3 an jIaitp M1MBROF IMB ASSOCIATED I PRESSj VOL. XI., NO. 37 FOUR PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 WEATHER: Partly Cloudy, Cooler PRICE FIVE CENTS MIMES TO REIVI OPERA PRODUCTION FOR NEXT SEASON Contest for Musical Comed Manuscripts to Close October 15th. MUSIC, LYRICS WANTED Women Students May Be Askec to Take Parts in 25th Annual Production. Decision of Mimes, honorar campus...…

…TWIM SUA-R MCHI AN DAILY a TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 TiE UMERMIBOA DIL TESA, UGST11 13 £id t gan L aitJ Publiisbe ewes moesxacg ept Monday 'o the % r Session bythe ioar Imu =0us f tudat ?publications. 'IM Amsdaate Presas is exelusively entitled MM Irepublisation of a11 news dis. PSW*4h.4 to it or not otherwisevexedited his en and the leoal news published .is of republication of special athes heren are also reserved. Dihied sat the Ana Arbor,...…

…TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 ............... COMMISSION CITES PLICE BRUTA LITY I ATET RPORT Favorable Arguments for Cruel Practices Conceded by Three Experts. BAD EFFECTS DESCRIBED Detroit's Trip Around Loop' Bared in Report; Third Degree Exposed. (Continued from Page One) licemen are to me conceived as con- scientious and hard working. They risk their lives continually, and if an occasional slap on the face will mean sending a hardened criminal t...…

…ffM SUMMU MMCMQ N DAMY TTTF::gT)AY_ ATT(""TTTglr 11 19'41 m - WWtflA 'T'T1x'Qth AV4-vuTT(1TTO amaIl Daily Official Bulletin PUblica o in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members O th University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the hn ' ession until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a.m. Saturday. VOLUME XI TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1931 NUMBER 371 Annual "All Education Banquet" will be held at the Michigan League, this even...…

…W eathier fair Thursday and much change in ORW itg an Iait r Editorials Eliminating Our Governir Luxuries. Official Publication of The Summer Session 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1932 PRICE FIVE 4 I I ussians No ireat, Says Y.M'Clusky demns Revolutionary eas of Communists, ks Trade Pacts amer Session Series Is Closed rable and Adverse ints of Soviet Reign own by Speaker lemning the method of revolu- Ivocated by the R...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ly .7-. that is usually expected but the oboe section and first clarinet were surprisingly above average. Mr. Kuersteiner, the violin soloist, offered the Vieuxtemps "Concerto No. 4 for Violin." Although he was not particularly adapted to the piece, he interpreted the slow movement beautifully. His purity tone and sensitive lyricism were qualities to be admired as was his easy manner of executing highly difficult technica...…

…-THE MICHIGAN I AIIA (A sociated Press Photo) Joseph Stalin, head of the Soviet government in Russia, smiled at «a recent troop review as the photographer took this picture.. Voice Student Of University Wins Plaudits Miss Dorothea Torbeson Landed for Her Singing By Cadillac Paper Ann Arbor music lovers will be in- terested in the following article which recently appeared in the Cad- illac Evening News concerning Miss Dorothea Torbeson, a stu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30. excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. mn. Saturday. VOLUME XIII THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1932 NUMBER 39 Summer Plays: "Tour du Monde," the famous melodrama by Jules erne and Alphonse d' Ennery, will be produced this week in a new stage rsion by Thomas Wood Ste...…

…The Weather Partly cloudy, and warmer; Saturday generally fair. LL 2t igm liatt Editorials Shrug Our Shoulders And On; A Man's Dream Is Rea ized. Official Publication Of The Summer Session VOL. XIV No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1933 PRICE FIVE CEN F I -__- U. S Envoy Is Criticized By Cuba Liberals Ambassador Condemned As Foreign Meddler For Mediation Efforts Fish Says Machado Must Leave Office Roosevelt Awaits A New ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIGAN DAILY n of the Summer Session 1 .7' These monumental buildings and his far-sighted endowment bespeak his great love for his Alma Mater, his profession, and his country." In the above words Mr. Cook's former secretary characterized his benefactions to the University. Al though the group of buildings which he ordered constructed are finished, Mr. Cook's serv- ice to the University has hardly begun. For years to come s...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Big Mayoralty Fight Looming For New York By-MARK BARRON NEW YORK, Aug 10.-G)-With November approaching and a new mayor of New York to be elected, Judge Samuel Seabury, dignified but persistent, continues hisbattle with Tammany. As a result, political observers are agreed that Chief John F. Curry and his Tiger machine are confront- ed with the most threatening fusion opposition since the '80's, when the Rev. Dr. Parkhurst se...…

…Former Editor On Daily Wins Tour Of World S. Beach Conger, Jr., of Ann Arbor, at one time Editorial Director of The Daily, was recently announced as the winner of a trip around the world as assistant to Harry A. Franck, noted travel author. Conger was the final selection from a group of more than 2,000 candi- dates for the position, which involves acting as Mr. Franck's assistant and mechanical aide during the globe- trotter's next trip around...…

… Weather .Mostly cloudy today and, to- morrow; scattered showers, with moderate temperatures. Ll r e Sir Igau 4E)at Editorials Publicity And Propaganda .. I Official Publication Of The Summer Session L XV No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rain Brings Drought End in -MidWest Portion Of Kentucky Is Inundated By Floods; Showers Freshening Mercury Still High In Several States Second Issue Of Magazi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TURDAY,A THE MICHIGAN DAILY Official Publication of the Summer Session The Theatre A STAGE MANAGER REMINISCES _.F, III Published every morning except Monday during the University yearrand Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. oZrciattd Oolkgoate $ tacs 19__ 9a$NATIO vmvea 1934 By Larry Levy "THE SHOW MUST GO O...…