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…in mind; the editorial side goes out to make the staff, and eventually to reach the position of manag- ing editor. And above all there is a real pride in The Daily, - a pride of teamwork. With an en- dowed and supervised newspaper, there would be, no really responsible positions open to students, and competition would disappear. Under such condi- tions ,The Daily would become in essence a faulty bulletin, instead of a student administrated new...…

…WHEN the sizzle and scorch of a summer sun surcharge the atmosphere,you'll appreciate the cool comfort of an outing suit. Tailor-Made to your Inches from any of our many tropical weight fabrics-Palm Beach, Mohair, Nool Krash, feather- weight serges and other depend- able, stylish materials. Order Now and be. Pre- pared for the Heated Session . { Select a fashion from the ny models that we show have it designed as you de- e it; patch pockets,...…

…- alists as it is seen by James H. Collins, - editor of the Weekly Bulletin of the led United States Food Administration. dis- h dit. The press is the greatest amalgamator Ms of peoples in the world today. By its - unified action and high motives of of service, the truth of our cause will be established. It is in that spirit as that The Daily Illini tries to serve. This is what Mr. Collins says: -- "The publicist's job is as definite rds, as t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lwM ! r Your Ease of Mind Self-possession and personal effici- ncy depends largely upon the clothes you wear. f we are your tailors you will always have that eeling that comes with Clothes of Character G. H. WILD COMPANY ,EADING MERCHANT TAILORS STATE ST. ~IennisRacet We are the Agents for the SLOTTED THROAT RACKET Rackets Restrung in TThree Days EEHAS STUDENTS BOOKSTORE - AIL Official newspaper at the University of ic...…

… ~A~"TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cruise To Australia Causes Stir In Japan TUESDAY, MAY 19, 19W~ DAHRROW COMPARES I BRYN WITR NERO1 Declares Opposi ion Sho n Against TIechinig o Eoluioll Great :Mea~.ce BRYAN TO DEFEND LAW New York, May 18. (ay A. Y1'i- Clarence Dariow, Chicago la wyr who is to oppose W J. Bryan inny Tennessee evolution tri , came otl today with a few opinions about the Commoner. Nero adtyn were linked by Da rrow as mien whose ir...…

…onday during the Univer- ident Publications. ATED PRESS y ~entitled to the use. for ted to it or not otherwise ' published therein. rbor, Michigan, as second so. Maynard street. 414. words, if signed, the sig- nt,' but as an evidence of ished in The Daily at the ailed to The Daily office. o consideration. No roan- ter incloses postage.4 dorse the sentiments ex- lie received after 8 o'clock AFF 4 ................HARRY M.1 CAREY Ehlbert Josep...…

…Tid' MICHIGAN DAILY e. THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Official newspaper at the University of Michigan. Published every morning except Monday during theuniversityyear. Entered at the post-office at Ann Arbor as second-class matter. Offices, Ann Arbor Press Building.tSub- by carrier, $2.50; by mail, $2.50o. Want ad. stations: Quarry's, Univ. Pharmacy, C. H. Davis, cot. Packard and State. Business Office Phone 960 Editorial Office Phone 2414 1. Beach' C...…

….TBIJ .fICHIGAN DAILY. ow On Display i .'[ EOrder Your Visiting Cards Now II L.L THE LATEST STYLES AN COLORINGS FOR SPRN 1 914 es Largest -dine of Woolens In the oilty to seleot from I 11. Plate and 100 Cards Script$1.50 Plate and 100 Cards old English $2.75 Plate, and 100 Cards shaded old English $3.00 The above are the three melt popular styles. Place your order now at. STVETSl'BOOKSTORE THlE MICHIGAN DAILLY Official newspaper at t...…

…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY Iw SAT DAY. MAY HOURS--8 A. M.to 11 P.M. 1EVER DY Saurice, s Canoe Liveryf SOn the Hurona River at the Foot of Cedar St. i Today Only-Jlack London'sg I 'I~b1LTOFamous Story!4 I i _y 1 j U frightig theibars ofW IIVStreel Fra o miiner to MHi~*T~I en bac~1imk to the Ya'cw -w la -waste" I it ioat la penny in is lrcket. lbut al ~e at love ij his heart!~ SUND iAY BERT LYTELL in "ALIAS THllE H)NE WNOLF" I $12.50 to $3...…

…P'AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURZSDAY, MAY 19. 1927 I I U.UDAUNTEDJ ON MEXICANQUESTIONj Oil 'and Iiail Niatioll PoeKs Not J ust if y Anly Iiterveutioii CLAIM GRIEVANCES EXISTI (13y Associated Press)E NWW Y' ORK, May 17--The oil and! land1c controversy between the United Sta te's and AMeXICO rests iwon areal grieVanc( nT the part of Alnerican in- terests , 1)1.t not one that. jn:-tifies, un-I tier such g; ct.iOns as international law, an...…

…P'AGE _W TW T HF MTC HM AN DATT .V 'VTr4..T1XTTi4CnA'V "atatAV (k 1Q9A. ..n-r TInA lTV*aA4 1V11J..i-L LA-.J11V A.J11L 1TT T 7cThAV ~. V f ft 1 i',ll E',SJJAY, MAY 14, 14 li university Is Now Completing Work On Campus Landscape I : "[tttttt!![ttlrtlrrattarlrtlratert!iltriar=i' ,West Wind Lending Librafr -The latest pooks/fi- Renft: ailtlagiti's iltai~ttii)enn BytRnel f Irving Wa rroiis~D SC 1 )i~DI'T AN < N U i v r s t y v . P h o ne...…

…PADI'W! " T HE MI'C IGAN DAILY x SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 ,. .......... . . ......... [FRENCH TUBERCULAR Bartlett May Head, A i RI Canadian Cormis AUTHORITY TO SPEAK ON DISEASE DIAGNOSIS - Nion PROFESSOR ARMAND - DELILLE TO COME HERE FROM PARIS UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATED WITH COWI Work Done In France To Lower The Infant Mi-tality Itate Will Be Chief Topic Prof. A. F. Armand-Delille, of the faculty of medicine at -the Univer- sity of Paris, wil...…

…Fr1yi~ MTCHTi7AN ~AIIX TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1936 r . . m .J -- View Of Annual Tulip Festival field At Holland, Mich. Classilied Directory LAUNDRY LAUNDRY 2-1044. Sox Careful work at low price. darned lx ENGLISH house party, limited to twelve guests. Cambridge (three weeks' university summer courses optional). London and nearby points of interest -Oxford, Shake- speare country, Canterbury, etc. FOR SALE FOR SALE: Apartment upright piano....…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Horses With Radios Important Factor In Texas War Drill DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive'notice to all mrnembers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. 1 i THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938 VOL. XLVIII. No. 164 Student Accounts: Your attention is called to the following rules passed by the Regents at their meeting of F...…

…THE MICHIGAN. DAILY I THE MCHIGA DAIL '24 Kiss The Boys'. iast Attends Ann Arbor Ploy Rulers Arrive Following Delay At Sea Sixteen members of the cast of "Kiss the Boys Good-Bye," now play- ing at the Cass Theatre in Detroit' attended este 7dcay's matinee of "No War in Troy!", opening presentation of 1939 Dramatic Season, starring Philip Merivale. The cast has been on tour of 'the larger cities since Christmas, when the play closed ...…

…'w THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE 7E DNE SPAY, MAY 19, 1937 '0ld Memorials Recall Classes Of Past Years: Civil War Cenotaph, Eliii Of '69 Removed From OrigihalPositions If the ghosts of the Class of '55 should return from the Elysian Fields to visit their old haunts once more, they would find several thingsj to recall the "good old days"; theI President's t.esidence which was uilt in 1841, Mason Hall, and South Wing. They wouldn't remember Uni- versi...…

…__________________T H E M ICH I GA N D A ILY SUNDA ir, MAY 19, 1935 ti. "The School Year in Perspec [AL BULLETIN 7":30 p.m.--Evening worshipse- ictive notice toa emese ice. All friends and members of the t f the Asstant to gho Preoldom guild are cordially invited to attend. Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church: All students planning to take these Services of worship today are: examinations should immediately no- 8:00 a.m.-- Holy Communion. . tif...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. P~ TI ublisetDaIisly (Sundays excepted)I during the College yeat, by HE U. OF MW INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Wt.- arceillurrl tht tthe Athi- letic As'socainhsrferredl the quetion f bcyceIrcesin h spri spNttote .. f1. tics ce Clu.iIt t t 'I 1) -will ensu e e -j tries, tieAtlti sscationlswill offer meal1 ad c l l herices ini the ofcl lstof ivns.'T'here are' somusi ivcs nte t'nIi- versity (11111 theican 5iilamoe inl)Oils hut thiem...…

…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY. !*f + +++ + *4 ® ' THIIEfI~tIC HIGAN DAI LY. Spring att . i) Psttice / Manang Editor, J. STANLEY BALEY. ' Tailoring BuiesMngrCLUEATHPSN 1100 / ~~~~Atlics------------- CLYDE L. DEW / New~~~~a s--------ATHUR 1). POUND / Wome~~a1n.............Ida M. iBrownrigg THE NEW SPRING AS EDITORIAL ,STAFF: WOOLENSeRE1. Waite Jayne W OEStGeorgeA.DelirneAthurcT. Hugg RED Y flV raeklin C. IPait l'. T. EareeOgle. Jr. 4A. H. Ortmeierc Harold...…

…r . ]1i 1 P1 i 108 E Wasingtn St THlE UNIVERSITY 1.11' MICHIGAN DAILY. TH E u. OFAA. DAYILYV fi~l~l,llO u ) ' 1t 1f hi v t';ttt'':l tn .'ft r,-rt oto.orA111 -0,Y.Popular P i e ..r......1......,,.. ^ i I. cf{1Cl '" .i1ttii T ennis i R cket , 'Ii IN Lilt '(IA. 1>111..' N N. 'N N. III '''(I e 7' NN 5. Uk, It '1' I. t' jlli Ill 1 N.t I.:lbi t 1 iz', 1 .iI lin 1-111 11 i 11111 I ' I Iitte. I 1tl' ll i ll"1 Tenni i ls e c ......40c AT WAHR'S BOO K S...…

….., - .- Wpr-w --- - -ww- -----w ww.- - -- rr - - .r -- - -...-.. . - -.---- PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DlAILY TUESDAY. MAY 19. 1 142 :. ..>. ::. ., ., a. ax x-. a± . x a ax a as' til.. . a ILF t b L ' A. .. ... __. ... .. - _ (I , TTTEUWL7AV 1,rV 1I Q& r IFC Reports. Houses Open For Summer #24 Sophomores Receive Summer Council Posts, ' Announces Secretary Michigan fraternities will continue to operate on a regular basis during the summer ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1940 Report Shows Student Interest In Music Appreciation Records By ROBERT GIBSON The idea that all college students1 are jitterbugs, interested only in the swing and transient favorites, is dis- proven by the actual sales records of the Michigan Association for Mu- sic Appreciation. According to figures issued by the Ann Arbor store at 601 Williams Street, more than 40 percent of the 2000 reco...…

…PAGE TWO T 14 P. MYCIITP A IV n A iTv IMb VIMA YY 9t.'t A'tr I ft IAA A _____________________t . .A l a .ii 1 jjI1 iI li. iI+ FRIDAY, MAY 19, 191 f: A Fifty-Fourth Year t. i 7 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Jane Farrant Claire Sherman Stan Wallace Evelyn Phillips Harvey Frank Bid Low . Jo Ann Peterson Mary Anne Olson Mar...…

…17 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 19 1955 ama ar +. ++ar.+.. } a m.nma sv avuv tr I i RENT-A-CAR Standard Rates tnclu4 ds: GAS and OIL and INSURANCE. Phone NO 3-4156 t.1CENSEI NO 8-9757 Nye Motor Sales Inc. COMING FRIDAY! BEST LOVED! MOST HONORED! F 00 SAMUEL GOLDOYNI TM EBEST YEARS. OF OUR LIVE taing MYRNA LOT " EREORIC MARCH DANA ANDREWS " TERES$A WRIGHT VIRGIK1AAYO - ROACY CARMICHAEL ALSO THE THOROUGHBRED WHO DIDN'T B...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY $U group ..gaes DAILY CLASSIFIEDAD JNDAY, MAY 19, 195 (Continued from Page 1) One of the biggest problems ternational students face at .chigan is the housing problem, e international student integra- 1n group said. Housing restric- ns imposed by landlords in addi- n to the general housing short- e were called the main diffi- Lty in this area. "It's a shame we have to subject r students to substandard hous- i," Dean Rea sai...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1954 "A a g4 uIv_ f I i DAILYO FFICIAL BULIETIN ~ t The Daily Official Bulletin is an official publication of the University of Michigan for which the Michigan Daily assumes no editorial responsi- bility. Publication in it is construc- tive notice to all members of the University. Notices should be sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to Room 2552 Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding publica...…

…AtrdligantEig Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 'You Using A Pinch Of Salt In Your Recipe, Dearie?" en Opinwons Are Free, Tr'th Will PrevaiR AT THE ORPHEUM: Adorable' Says Women Can Do No Wrong THERE IS always the slight suspicion throughout Adorable Creatures that it was man...…

…2 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, May 19, 2003 W:1 DEAN Continued from Page 1 LSA," Hanlon added. McDonald arrived at the University in 1980, after receiving his doctorate in American history from Stanford Univer- sity. His administrative positions include serving as associate LSA dean from 1995-2000, serving for one semester as interim chair of the history department, and serving as interim LSA dean since July 2002. McDonald has written or e...…

…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY jG. H, Wild Comfpay SLeadinlg Merchant Tailors SPRNGWOOLENS T SFor Suits, Top Coat, and', ZTrousers. F ull dress suits a specialty. Let us show you *our Loudou Serges, Lodou SCheviots, Scotch Mixtures, ZKiloweus, Blarneys, High Ilauds, Ediuburghs, Drum- tochty's, MGugors, Londou aud St. Audrew Flanels,* Londou Cassimeres or Amer- icsu Serges. Please call aid see 0. HI. Wild Collpally I0 C . WASINGTON STREET. SENIOR STUDEN...…

…THlE UNIVERSITY OF MICHGAN DAILY. lit M f sohomiores that flis last was cinte Guiseppe Campanari. f a f' + i tt ,by town bays, bt even if thi be 6 h vnn a naentbeb" proven, it (otsot tmaterially alter lte tei' lst tappearatcee in tPIiiadetlphiait& IffI 'ubtiled Ialy (Suday exepted) drng fatethtthefli (isttt'ttinit''wasait n- 'of fGuiseppet ('tiptoti, a baritonae, 5~ U J the Clierosear, at miedate result of ai college rtiw. If I li ieti ttiisit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY !THE MICHIGAN DAIL) G. ff. Wild Comfpanly AI ERCH7ANT TAIL ORS : Have received a large line of woolens foe SPRING and SUM- MER in (Msleniunm, Light, and Dark Art Leather Silver Drab, Greeian Drab, Light .Mole. Royal Gray, and Kings Tan. We have the Blarney, Hudson, Combertand, Lhester, Orient, Pet- ham, Australia, Cymric, Bullion, Frderal, Empire, Raer, Irish Boating Tweed, and London Woes- teds. Please come early and hav...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) during the College year at THE !UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrriCE: Tines building, 79 S. Main St. be- tween Liberty and Wiliam St. MSANAGING OEDITOR J. F. TBsOAS, 97. ASS'T MSANAtNG EDITOR E. L. GcsMus, '8 L. ATHLETIC EDITOR H1. B. SILMA, '98 t. BUINESS MANAGER . H. lANS, '8 EDITORS F. A. Fui, '08 E. A. CAMrnELL, '9. G. D. Buexec, '0. T. R. Wooontow, '98. BUTLER LA, '00,) G. D....…

…K MCHI~fA DAILY G.H.WIDCO. 311 SO, STATEf- STREET me Wolnsof Fo UTS, OVRCAS, and c 50 Ba4 al5Soe THE MICHIGAN DAILY. Managing Elditr-Let A WHITE. Business Manager-NORMAN H. HIL. EDITORS. News Editor........... Harold Titus Assistant ............ Harry Z. Folz Athletic Editor...Walter K. Towers Assistast............ J. Fred Lawton Music and Drama ...Earl V. Moore Exchanges and Files.... Dion S. Birney EDTORIAL. Arthur J. Ahhott. Pant Lcidy NI...…

…. 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY Published Daily (Snday excepted) drg th Cllege year. at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. Owao: The Ilaed Pres, Healg Blck. Bth Phae tA7. MSANAGING EDITOR. F. ELsAo,'a1L. BUSINESS MANAGER. . . A,a,00SL. EDITORS. Athletic Editr, P. W. Jas, '5, T. . Woaa~w, '00 L. A. H. EcDaUALL,'l E G. D. HUDoUTT. 'at E. J. B. WO, '00, C. L. ILs, 'c, C. D. teaL, '9, L. J. Reorease, '0, W. . H...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ^'c. of 'ZUf. T aty. Publtotted Daily (Sundays excepted) during ut [Collr t ar, c3. THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Sut teription price $2.50 per year, invariably In advane Single copies 3 cents. Subscrip- floss may be left at the ofice'of the DAILY, at Stoffiet's, with ansy of the editors or authorized solictors. Commsunications should reach the office by 7 ocloch P. M. it they arc to appear the next clay. Address al...…

…THE UNIVER6ITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY, oj Columbia won the eastern intercol- - f I. V t le -1giate fenoing tournament. Teams from ,Harvard, Cornell and Columbia. Published Daily (Sundays excepted during the ollege vear, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. rric: Timern biidng, 129 S. Sats St. Telephone (Ne- Sate lb. MSANAGING EDITOR J. F. TuoMAS, '29 L. BUSINESS MIANAGER . H. BAS, 'lb L. ,EDITORS R,1B. SILLMA, '98 L., Athletics. E. L. GISoME, 'it. G. D...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. ,ZC f M ~* hard work many of the oen -can W iht & Dtpnp T ni RacketS, ,"maeexeletreodstissrig rg t t 2}S eniOwing to the rainy weather there FtR18 Publised Dail' (Sandars excepted) daring has been nearly twos weeks delay in teeCollegie dear, by pudn' aetanaCopeeLnofSorigGds THEU. F M INEPEDEN ASOCITIO ,putting tile track in shapie, bsst esost Slodn' seesssis opeeLn fSolegGoo TH . FMIDEEDNTASOITINjof the men have already Clo...…

….THE U. OF M. DAILY. - * ' as the years go by. It would afford ans ..iL* OJ . Dtxr 41. annual comulnions with those with ______whosm we have been closely associated Published Daily (Sundlays excepted) during ins the lecture room, and revive many the Coliear year, by- pleasoant recollections which are s0 THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION closely allied to a student's life. The ____________________career of at class-mate, whether ini the Alt...…

…- nVMTCtTE2TA N TbATT.V ITURSDAY. 1WFV190 1"t V 11 1! 111L 1 V i1 r1 1 .i lL%-'X&1.71/!1lt LVL111 L.Tt 1.T%, 1*9 CREATIVE ALUMNI: Past Hopwood Winners Finding Literary Success Former winners of Avery Hop- 1,200 dollars in the Hopwood con- wood and Jule Hopwood awards in test of 1939. creative writing are continuing to .* * * find success in the literary world. HOPWOOD WINNER Raymond John Ciardi, well-known poet S. Ginger's prize-winning e...…

… E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1951 'AP 500 NON-ENTITIES: 'Pin-Heads' Break All-Male Tradition One of the oldest and most hal- }"c wed tra on capus onor- .. res--Pinnacles-broke its own :::«' ,:s<>: . .a:"}.::.? . . .... cred tradition in deepest night ~ 4.~.: n it tapped some 540.roveling yen and women non-entities..,. '. .t ... ;-< . This was the first year in the \s:: ,, .rG;v~:'.:;..: :4 springs during which the group '. ...…

… °. PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1952 I U U COUNCIL SAYS: A. Only Half of Qualified Persons Attend College DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 1) The report also declared there is a shortage of school teachers and of at least some kinds of physicians. Among measures to assure "ade- quate" scientific and professional manpower in the future, the coun- cil suggested expanded support for higher education by a na...…

…THE MICHIGAN MULY FRTnAV_ MAV 14. 14.ltfl; a asE MTCaa aaaWAl\ LDaTTYJ r1~TTlAV y jf&t17 18 18 U auk .,... m ---. - J' .. vain ai iiiii ri w MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. kSSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES m 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS .54 1.21 1.76 .63 1.60 2.65 .81 2.02 3.53 'ure 5 average words to a line. sified deadline daily except rday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 0 A.M. for Sunday Issue. FOR SALE FOR RENT 3 4 i BUSINESS SERVI...…

…THEil MI CUIGAN A1 IY r W FhM8AY, AY 19, 1943 PARLEZ ESPANOL? Freneh Spanish Iesidenee To House Language Students Women students on campus this summer will not only be taking courses in the Romance Lan- guages, they'll also be eating and sleeping them. A combined French and Span- ish residence will be open for women foreign language students for the first time this summer. The house, to be located at 1027 B. University, will help some 15 ...…

…PAGE TWO THIE ICHIGAN DAILY i9, 1946 PAGE TWO SUNDAY MAY l9~. 1946 Bowles Sees New Heights In Production WASHINGTON, May 18-GP)-An American economy geared by 1970 to an annual productive capacity of $400,000,000,000 in goods and ser- vices-twice the peak wartime out- put--is foreseen by Chester Bowles. The stabilization director sets up this goal in his first book, "Tomor- row Without Fear," to be published Monday. Saying that sharply acc...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIAN DAILY --mil Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Broken Promises Explained <r______________________ Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Scbutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Kay MFee S . . . Managing ...…

…Page 2 - The Michigan Daily - Thursday, May 19, 1983 Report says Capitol drug probe botched WASHINGTON (AP)-The congressional police force failed in 1980 to pursue "substantial leads" about drug use and trafficking on Capitol Hill, a special House investigator said yester- day. r Joseph Califano said the leads im- plicated low-level congressional em- ployees and three Capitol Police of- ficers but no member of Congress or its professional staf...…

…'THE MICHICAN DAILY {)I([ RUTH NICHOLS WILL ATTEMPT SOLO 17LIILLHOP ACROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN SOON IC 4HnIT(~k TD091 AT GENEVA TODAYjjV FACULTY MEN SEE YALE ABOLITION OF LATIN REQUIREMENT AS LOGICAL i litary Ships to 8 o'Clock e Hop. APS OCCUR on Expected to Foulis Asks IFEELD, Dayton, 0., May 18-] he army's flying forces today winning their fight against ght of time and the laws of tages. one. day remains before the Iitary phaes of the Uni...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FID? c April Health Normal Dr. For vth e toies Collection Of rl CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY j _Hawks' E ggs I Student health during the month of April was normal, with the excep- Brought Here tion of an increase in the number of measles cases, according to a re- port recently issued by WarrenaE- 392 Sets Are Gathered ByI Forsythe, M.D., director of the Uni- F versity Health Service. Former Assistant In A comparison of the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1934 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Gettle.Kidna pers Are Taken To SellQuntin -Associated Press Photo Roy Williams (left) and James Kirk, two of the three kidnapers sentenced to life imprisonment in San Quentin for the abduction of William F. Gettle, are shown after they entrained at Los Angeles within 48 hours after their capture. As they entered prison, they remarked, "Kidnaping is a lousy racket." Detroit...…

…'__ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tr EPracEicajokester Takes Advantage of ILStudedt Publication !,TWILLIAMSTOlWN. Mas..Mv 18 Con'rmittee toReplace T Y P E R I T I N t Hillsdale's President U 19 E 0 G RAP R xG Randall to Lead Travelers on' 16-Day European Trip This Summer. A University of Michigan alumnij I tour of Scotland, England, Holland, Germany, and France, to provide 16 days in Europe has been ar- ranged by the Michigan Alumni travel bureau, ...…