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…ESTABLISHED 1890 I -r t i x 7411 atI1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 85. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES SENATE STARTS FIGHVREGISTRATION IS )l COOK IS NEARLY FINISHED I ON tI1UIOPOL IUH 1lbOne School Is Completed And Two OF VALUABLE PRINTS urm" unnlill lloIin 11rVT More Will Finish Next i I Ratification Of Kellogg-Briand Treaty To Renounce War Is Lauded By Reeves, i Ratification of the Kohl ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920, Construction Of Carillon For Proposed Burton Campanili Is Explained As Intricate And Expensive Process By e Moore t CARILLON SIMILAR TO INSTRUMENT WHICH WILL BE INSTALLED IN BURTON MEMORIAL CAMPANILE all the classes which were at the of the campanile project, accord- University during the regime of ing to Professor Moore, to make it President Burton have banded to- entirely a student propos...…

…THURSDAY, Uh.J ti-cL 17, 1w2 TH. MICHIGAN DiAILY i3AL~ Tha, FORESIT SCH Hobbs Pays Tribute To Captain Wilkins POSTMASTER GENERAL STARTS NEW FLORIDA-TO-CUBA AIRMAIL SERVICE Glacial Authorit To Complete Work' FMPIAoYs THF&TFR DICKINSON WRITES Business Administration school RESEARCe SCRIPT search. hnddtion.s mous ______persons in the business world, co- More than one hundred million operated to a very large extenthe dollars are spen...…

…FOUR THE MICi-IIGi\N 1 It, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17', Y1999 FOUR THURSA-,- -- - -------, Published every morning except Monday during the Ulniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. 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 pub- lished here...…

…otURSDY;JM4,VUAPX IT,19-q21 .;H E MICHIGAN DA IV - F ~AGO1r k IvE ,,: _ M1.. , ,... ......-. ,... - RTAV'A=%& MNA"AM 00A _ _ d 0 t -t 1 } 1 1 t l ," t 1 f r A -i i S { W, -A -A SP ! "Classical Music Is Ch Organists," S SPBIN STYLE S O "The oganists who arceal- most able among the ones who re- vert to movie house music, usually Tomorrow Afternoon Field House find after a few years that they Will Be The Scene Of The can't stand it, ...…

…THE MICHIGAN A I LY T'-'RUDAY, JANUARY 17, ii 2 . . . . . . . . . .... ...... . ........... . . WILL PLAY IN YPSILANTI TONIGHT "B" "OVINIET JO SEEVARSITY FACED BY STIFF SCHEDULE iWEST VIRGINIA PRESENTS VETERANS IN DRIVE FOR CAGE TITLE-VEENKER AGAINST COACH KEEN'S WRESTLERS Tghding will be rougher and tougherSix Of Eight Weights Are Filled has held sway for a like period of HE Ggh a meseOProgtramsAnd ggfor the Maize and Blue five. Th1-...…

…THURSDAY; JANUARY 17, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . PAGE Sh'VEN -THURIIIIIIIIIIIISDAYI JANUARY 17,1 1"92911'11111111111111 11?111A1.OiEl l11mun1.111m11n11a~iilms.11.mi~ime-a+:s..~........... ., . ..... . e .., , .. .. e,., ... ... ,. , --- ALL CAMPUS HOCKEY WILL START M ONDA SsP t Briefs a. 7lit .IIII .' h,,,,,,IIt1,,,,,.I.,,.,,.,.lllil,,,,,,,,,,. llllt, it, ll,. l. l(,, II,,,,., itil, rl kS,. _...... « ... ,,. y __._'_rc fl C LASSIFI...…

…: F M i 1-1 1C. A T J JA11NJAflY~ Vi. ~22~ DAILY O F FI CIAL BULLETIN itj Mr. Scott's Freshman Week Group: Colloqumrn imi Applied Meclianics: b shall be glad to consult with iaiy m'mbi r;; of my rmhmin';";h W kcd The inxt meeting will be held on Thursday, January 17, at 7:3 group in Room 4001 Angell Hall, Tuesday, at 3 o'clock, Wednesday at p. In., in Room 248 West Engineering Building. Mr. L. C. Maugh will 10 or at 5 o'clock, Thursda...…

…FESTABLISHED- IVISD1890 I e Ai atIE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 100. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES 0 L ES DEFE T GOPHER oul TEIT SWIMMarion LeRoy Burton AFour yearsgo tomorrow, Feb. 18, 1925 Dr. Marion LeRoy BurtonFll fifth president of the University, was taken by death, concluding an I Aadministrationbrief in time but great in progress and achievement. Born in Brooklyn, Iowa, in 1874, P...…

…Se * -.- -. -. - - .~ Sw THE MICHIGAN DA L Y - ~ . ,*.SUNDAY, FEBRUARY- DAILY A CONF NCE OFGirls Desire More DebatesWith Men After Defeating -dney Exp - -- ert TeamI PRESIDENT COMMENTS1 ON MAAINE ATICLE Time, the newly famous snappy newsmagazine, which features short concise articles, recently printed an extensive commentary on the resignation of President Clarence Cook Little and in the same issue featured his picture on the cover. T...…

…iTr,._ 1,J2 7~~HE>7vi TC -HC2N D4L ESPE[RANTIST \fl Retiring Secretary F Takes New Position bYILL SPEAK Dean Is Chosen Head FOUNDING OF COLLEGES IN RURAL DISTRICTS HAS Of Medical Colleges It W r V Jaffe Will Lecture On "Esperanto" Fire raging from 7 until 10 i As International Tongue For oen Wrdneruseoclock yestrday mornng did w World..":nter..o:.r.e damage estimated at more than dl .IVES COURSES IN FINT $30,000 to the Moe Sport Shop on...…

…THE MI.C.-I-11-GAN 'DAIL ' - I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 7 Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- t.itled, to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lish'ed, herein. Entered at the postoffice at, Ann Arbor, Michi...…

…y 17, MAD THE MICHIGAN Di)AILY I- P A C- F dmmmft jVAT A W AAL "AIMM .57\.57 yp C ,. .._ . I __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Athletic Managers VALENTINE'S DAY IS OCCASION FOR MANY TEAS AND DINNERS THIS WEEK For Penny Carnival Flower schemes and color ar- that Margaret Funke, '29, has re- anigements at the parties and teas turned to Mich...…

…Ili. t T . 1 V A- T : .. .. L! t.y li... .i T H E ivi..... .. .. .L 1CH GAN WILL I V DE ILLINISTRONGHOLD _OMORRO_ IN COURT VNYANK OUTFIELDER ILLNOS OUR FVEWANTS MORE PAYSIHIPEAE MAY CAUSETROUBLE WITH JUNIOR VARSITY Sucket Quintet Is Always Hard Foe 3 "B" Quintet Victorious In Eight On Home Floor; Maize And Blue Of Nine Games Proves Of Combination Is Uncertainf Value To Varsity Yearing Tank Team Believed To Be One AST T LYT OSUDO OL[IET...…

…Ar jARY 17, 1929 THE MIC HIGAN DAILY, ............. . PENN FOOTBALL TEAMINDIANA TEAMS, ~WII I Pit L L T WILL BE BUS Y 0 ;[I 1... B1L [.I I I II*~JPa IIrJe 9 Badgers And Pennsylvania Sign, Contracts For Grid Games In 1930 And 1931 DATES ARE NOT SELECTEDI (Special To nie Deily>) MADISON, Wis., Feb. 16-Wiscon- sin will meet the University of Pennsylvania in football on a home and home basis in the years 1930 and 1931, according to an an-...…

…PAGE EIGH4T I ,\NI)AIIY , V F E MIi C 111C", N 1") A 1 1., - r f 1 D.A LY O.FFI'CIAL BULLETIN Publicationin the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the niversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. .(11:30 a. in. Saturday.) II B fotatnical Semilnar:- B~otaical Scmiina r imeets WX (Jj day, 'F'chriiay 20, al, 4':30(, lroom 1139 N. S. Bldg. Paper by C. A. Arnoldl---"Anatomy and relationship...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 1C. r Lw jiv a 4 ~4 ,41kB MEMBER I ASSOCIATEDI PRESS I Vol. XXXIX, No. 142. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 Official Of Packard Mills Will Speak On Senior Canes Ready Motors Will Speak City Purchase Bureau For Early Ordering STDNS PER~~I ril pasCONGRESS SOS LN AUEFR eirCnsRay A !Speaker Has Experienced Varied Seniors Are Delinquent In Purchase GeealIxeutive Roles In Privae T nrIS O es Thi Yr580 Hav Sales Ma...…

…TWO T H E MI -HI A N -DI AT LY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 . . LITTLE WILL ADDRESS £PISVO9PALIAM DIKNNER R. Tom Harris Will Outline Plans Of Activities Of Harris Hall At Student Dinner TRUSTEES WILL ATTEND President Clarence Cook Little, speaking in an unofficial capacity' as a member of St. Andrew's Epis- 'copalparish, will deliver the prin- cipal after-dinner speech at the Angw Episcopal students dinner neit Tuesday night in the Union. '...…

…APRIL 17, 1929 9 TT-fl~ M fc~Pr'+~\t ~W~t rv~ I-A.a-A. A N l * . A. CLUM".l%&m __.'_ ' DEVOTE VACATION TO Building And Grounds Staff Works On Conditioning Of Campus Lawns and Shrubberies STUDENT CREW ASSISTS! Thorough spring cleaning of the campus and its buildings still. claimed the entire attention of E. C. Pardon and his staff of Buildings' and Grounds operatives, with the addition of an auxiliary crew of students, remaining in Ann Ar...…

…PAE FOB THE I. HICAN S I LY Published every , morning except Monday d4ing the Unversity year by the Board n Control of Student Publications.n Member of Westera Conference Editoriale Association.r The' Asolatds Press is exclusively en-S titledo thet'useforrepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in bhia" paper and the local news pub-f fised herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor, Michigan, is se...…

…. . I WMWEMAT-, - ,PRTL' IT., - -f-029 TH E- IMvCI CiA N')AlLY r ==::&TAiAM %*A(LvAml .m nAAnT nNEW DRAMA DEPARTMENT IS NEEDED, PAD REH | BEARSALS IN THE UNIVERSITY, SAYS HINKLEYf C T "Whatwe need in a campus thea-on its shows free of admission I Mter is a workshop, and -not just a charges," Hinkley continued. "Per- theater in the usual sense of the haps, if necessary, when it .had word," was the opinion of Arthur built up a sufficient cli...…

…N THE MVCHICAN-DAILY WE!DNESDAY, APRIL 1'7, 1920 , COACH FARRELL ENTERS SIX MEN IN KANSAS EVENT MEDL[Y RELAY TEAM YtILL G~TO. RELAYS Tolan And Brooks Are Entered In Individual Events To Be stun Off Saturday VAGATION DRILL POOR Six Varsity trackmen will wear the colors of the Maize and Blue in the seventh annual Kansas relays this Saturday at Lawrence, Kan. Coach Stephen A. Farrell is taking two individual performers and a medley rela...…

…THE, MT IGAN 1 L i THE MICHIGANDNIL;V - PA0~ s~vut FOOTBALL SQ UAD BEGINS HARD 1CNFERENCE SCHOOLS ARE LACKING VETERAN RKIN PREPARATION FOR FALL MATERIAL FOR GOLF TEAM AS SEASON NEARS f ~(Continued From Page r6) guards' work in coming out of their (Continued From Page 6) p T BANoffensive and defensive aerial for-(positions to form interference on on, failed to make the scholastic star last year, graduated as did two good players are listed...…

…EIGHT T HE MICH TtA N TDA TLE WMMSMAIT, APRTL. 17, x 2,0 EIGHT Wnr~m~gtAv, APRTL; 17, 1~ AILY BULLTIN Iota Sigma Pi: The regular meeting of Iota Sigma Pi will be held Wednesday, April 17, at 7:15 p. m. in room 410 Chemistry Building. Elizabeth Conrad, President E I Literary Class Dues: Botanical Seminar: Botanical Semiinar meets W d- 1929 Literary Class dues are payable today, tomorrow, and Friday, nesday, April 17, at 4:30, room 1'9 ...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY Ar Air* 0 qIrw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MAY 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES DEAS FRoMwnLE WELAND COMMilITTESREV. SAYLES ATTACKS DR. SHIELDS IN COMMUNICATION TO THE DAILY EmrOEM AM& N o U NEA 12 MARK Dr. T. T. Shields, the president of the board of trustees of Des Moines university, and the individual who I wasecently involved in the shakes up at- that institution, was s...…

…*THE MICHIGiAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929 'r 1OUN G LAUDS COOLEY IN'yINITIATIONSPEECH BEFREHORNRGROUP WOOD SUPPLEMENTS PRAISE IN ADDRESS FOLLOWING TALK ON LANGUAGE MEMORIAL TRIBUTE READ Eight Men Taken Into Sociological Society at Dinner Hield in New Women's League Building Prefacing his address with an eulogy of the late Charles H. Cooley, for many years head of the soci- ology department, Prof. Kimball Young of the University of Wiscon-...…

…M1IDAV, MAY 17, -102q r~T 4C -E~T~KIA r '. Winners Of Pulitzer [AIDDALIV~ irPTIIflR REEVES WILL DELIVER ADDRE[SSI AS FEATURE OF ' MID1DAYLUNCHEON, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TO HOLD MEETING FOR MANUFACTURERS REGENTS WILL ATTEND Invitations Are Sent Out For Guests To Inspect University Laboratories PrizPes Are Selected lifUA~IU K5LLCTURELS '! GIVES DEMONSTRATION Alfred Reeves, General Manager of. the National Automobile Cham- ber of Commerce...…

…PACE FOUR THE MIC HICAN E)AILY Ft|AY, M IAY 1, 1X29 ;-I, - ~ - ----- -- Pubitshed every morning except Monday dosing the Universit year by the Board in Control of Studnt publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. 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 pub- lished herein. Entered a...…

…PhMA1,11A'St': IT) 1016 THE MICHI R U!3IL ' 4 Y I, ___________ _______________________ M A VATA AM .: 1v . 4 . , L 'i l s 3 r I ,; N EO CS C ' MEN AND WOMEN TRULY EQUAL IN EiNIR r WINI Lecturer Discusses H[ [ UIL RUSSIA, ACCORDING TO DR. HINSDALIE [HWINPolish Student Life "Peasant Women Are Arriving merly Kamineff's wife is president At A Recognition Of of it She acted as hostess to P- There is one woman student to Their Rights" ...…

…'PAG &S I1 THE MIChIGAN DAILY .. #' , 1929' -1 UNBEAT C HURLIN GASSIGNMENT IS GIVEN__TO N'AFEE Asbeck Given Second As ignment; Weintraub's Return Big Help To Wolverines' BOILERMAKERS IN SLUMP A strong squad of Wolverine baseball players left Ann Arbor at 8:15 last night for Lafayette where they will meet Purdue at 4 o'clock this afternoon in an effort, to re- tain their lead in the Conference race The Michigan team, unde- feated in the B...…

…FRIDAY, MAY 1 l, 1929 i E- MICHIGAN DAILY ~- ~DAY, MAY 17, 192~1 THE MICHIGAN 7--7 FROM CHICAO,0 5 TO 3 ritching Of Crowder Of St. Loui Shuts Out Cleveland In Close Contest BOSTON BEATS GIANTS Detroit Tigers continued winning their ball games by handing the White Sox a 5 to, 3 drubbng. Car- roll, Tiger hurler in yesterday's game, held Chicago to six hits while his team mates hammered out nine against Thomas, White Sox pitcher In the onl...…

… FA L THE MTCHTCAN Fr!DAY, MJAY 11, 1021 DAILY OF FICIAL B Publication in the Bulletin is conbtructive n of the University. Copy received by the As dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday Collection Of Historic Musical LiteratureI UJ L L [I N Placed On Exhibition In Main Library Corridor ice to all members The first program of the Choral ; especially significant to this year's tot Union, isued fifty years ago this presentations by t...…

…A SPECIAL COMMENCEMENT EDITION v* u ntmr INIirhigaw aitg SPECIAL COMMENCEMENT EDITION i VOL. X, No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS MICHIGAN HOLDS EIGHTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT L ITTLE e s Approve TTLE Drmitory Plans ORTHODOX -CHURCH IN BACCALAUREATE PRESIDENT ATTACKS STATIC AND RITUALISTIC GOD OF OLD RELIGION INDIVIDUALITY REQUIRED FOR FINDING 'THE WORD' Text From Hebrews 4:12 Employed For President's Addr...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAL V MOWT)AV 7TTlgW 17 109Q I a A - - - - . - . - - - - - - - i AA. \ i~* i U%-I 1 1 '1A -]j \ A 1_,P fl2 117 1 n n a 1 ^T E- - 0ir umuurr Published every morning except Monday during 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 th...…

…MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRM MONDY, JNE 1, 199 TH SUMER ICHIAN DILYAGE-HRE UNIVERSITY PRESENTS; 1 4 HONORARY DEGREES' (Continued From Page 1) familiarly known to his associates in science throughout the world. In seeking, with tireless energy, to' measure the elements of a world unseen his vision penetrates to causes and forces interacting through timeless time; his scales and crucibles hold with ease a uni-...…

…THE. SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929 TMLU Th'rty-Sixth Session Will Begin June 24, (Continued From Page One) j sweep of land unobstructed by dense brush or heavy forest growth that would have to be cleared away before successful surveying could be done. Courses in athletic coaching, phy- sical education, and administration will be given under Prof. Fielding H. Yost, director of athletics. Among the courses to be offered as part ...…

…MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 00 4 r tmuirx rhigv augv THE WEATHER June 24: Continued show- ers today, and generally un- settled. VOL. X, No. 1. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS SESSION OPENS W TH RECORD REGISTRATION REPERTORYGRU PLANS TO PRESENT PLASEFOR SEASON PLAYERS OPEN WITH "THE CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT" TOMORROW NIGHT WINDT HOLDS RIGHTS FOR PLAY PRODUCTION Performances To Be Given In League Building T...…

…t AUE TWu THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL"k TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 rft'Jt~ TWu THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAIL\ TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 Union membership cards can be CAPTAIN HAWKS LE ODE~iCsecured at the side desk in the Un- UNION ORTAL and tomorrow. Treasurer's receipts U RU i ion L obbye from2 to 5 o'clock toda COUNTRY FL! TO SUMMERSTT ur'p must be shown. These cards en- METROPOLITAN AIRPORT, Los title summer students to all the Angeles, June 24.-Capt....…

…TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE DONOVAN PRIZES MODERN ART'S DAR AWARDTF TO 11 BY PACH TO SO Walter Pach, translator of Elie Eleven Donovan scholarships Faure's "History of Art," attributed have been awarded to students in the originality, courage, daring, and the College of Engineering for the fecundity of modern art to the coming school year, according to pent-up energy o...…

…A PAGE FOUR 4P tuIImer Published every morning except Monday during 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 pb- lished herein.I entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postoffice as second class matter.I Subscription by carrier, $i.5o; by...…

…TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE W Ni q WA LEAGUE OPENSDOORSAnnual Reception To Be Held Next Friday TO SUMMER SIUIINIS Summer School Faculty Members, And Students To Be Guests Of Administration' AND FACULTYWOEI FACILITIES ARE F UNDERGRAU REE TO ALL Members of the Summer School EUATE faculty and all Summer School stu- WOMEN dents are invited to be present at W___EN an informal reception, followed by dancing and bri...…

…PAGE 'SIX THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 192° PAGE SIX TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 192~ THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY tI The Blue of Yale seemingly never, to be denied in competition with the Crimson of her traditional ri- val, Harvard. The men of Eli have turned in another year of athletic achievement with the balance in her favor. Despite a bad start marked by the loss of the football game to the strongest Harvard team in years Yale has g...…

…TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY "A"fE bbvWN TUESDY, JUE 25,1929 HE SUMER MCHIGA DAIL PUBLIC HEALTH GROUP{ KING UP GEORGE'S SPE POLICY OF MA rL 1 4 7 LONDON, June 24- Parliamentr convenes Tuesday for the first time since the general election of Mayi 30, which returned a Labor plural-s Public Health Institutes Open With ity to the house of commons andj Record Attendance On First brought the fall of the governmentv Day ...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1929 - -. I -.- - 1, mam" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Volume IX TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1929 Number 2 Vaculty and Students in Education: An assembly of the students and faculty of the School of Education will be held in the auditorium of the University High School at 4:15 p. m. on Tuesday, June 25. At this meeting impo:tant announcements will be made and an opportunity will be given to beco...…

…I TWEATHER Cooler with slight showers expected 01 4 'ummrrx I 4a ~iar1l MEMBER OF THTE ASSOCATED PRESS Vol. X, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS NEW LANDO-ONERSHIP CONCEPTS ARE BORN Of MEXICANREOLT TANNENBAUM CHARACTERIZES REBELLION AS MERELY SET OF GRUDGES MOTIVES WERE POLITICAL Says That Diaz Regime Infringe- ments of Indians' Rights Were Initial Causes of"Outbreaks speaking yesterday afternoon on...…

…rAUfz *'WU tIj r umm ~r the giddy round of new enjoyments which the people were now able to t1 ai I afford. Old traditions and morali- ties were forgotten, success and a gambling instinct seized the coun- Published every morning except Monday try, and a new spirit of radicalism during the University Summer Session by adanwsii frdcls the Board in Control of Student Publications, entered in which gradually destroy- The Associated Press is exclus...…

…WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1929 THE SUMMER MILHIGAN DAILY PAQI THR~3 MiHIGA HAS KNOTTY League Auditoriumn H4EELO ..GOR5' C LAS FE PROBEM I CHANGNl For Small TetrSideline ChatterTEADRTSN ___.T............TO.,N&................ ..,...,.. ..,. .. _...,...,.....,..,,.._H RAGG EDY ANN BEAUTY CONRESSIONAL AREAS REARRANGEMENT WILL NOT BE ATTEMPTED UNTIL TWO YEARS FROM NOW WILL GAIN FOUR NEW MEN Wayne County Will Probably Get Extra Congressmen, with R...…

…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIG d.LDAILY WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1929 ___________________________________________________I. I - - - 7" D A ILY OFFI1CIAL BULLETI N Publicaton in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Vol. IX WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1929 No. 20 Students of the College of Literature, Sc...…

…,, 4' J+ THE WEATHER Light winds and slightly sing temperature. P MEMBER OF THE AL. r 4 til ASSOCIATED PRESS I ,. fl X, NO. 42. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCHE17, 1929 r PRICE FIVE CENTS Summer Enrollment Sets New bi ark ASIN OF 2 Tapping u FRESHMEN IS SEEN SAPPLICATIONS WILL SURPASS LAST YEAR'S CLASS BY NEARLY 300 NEW STUDENTS OHANGE "WEEK" PROGRAM *. Philip Bursley Takes Over Position as Freshman Week Committee} H...…

…PAGE TWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN SUNDAY, AUGUST -11, 1929 PAGE TWO SUNDAY, AUGUST 11, 1929 I jip &'mnur bade the students play the part - of free men and to preserve "in its j t M Un tj integrity your personal life and never (allow) it to be controlled by opinions and judgments forced up- Published every morning except Monday on you from without." during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Doc...…