…ESTABLISHED 1890 1.9mmomem- 00 -am a 4r It Ian 41P t MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS YOL. XXXVI. No. 171 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1926 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r NIYER6ITY WOMENI SERYELANTERN1 MORE THAN 1200 ONLOOKERS CROWD HILLSIDES TO SEE CEREMONY STUNTS PRESENTED Traditional Procession Marking The Advancement Of Classes Ends Colorful Affair Lantern Night, the annual ceremony which is to the women wh'at Cap Nig...…
…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...…
…'WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 192G THFE MICHIGANfDAIL'Y SMESESO TO OPEN ..JUNE 151 -n-Resident Lecturers Fromi Parts Of Country To Gve Instruction All1 550 COURSES OFFERED 3 Classes of the 33rd ,annual Summer ;ssion of the University will open mne 15 in the Law School and June lin the other colleges and schools, af~ted Dean Edwardl11. Kraus of the ;gunmmer session yesterday. The fac- lty roll has also been entirely con- pleted and its personnel w...…
… ?ACT PoCR THE MICHIG~AN DAILY 'Q'EDNE"D'AY, -STAY 1q, 114 ,,,,, .,WEDNESD,.AY . s.a. A 1. i92... I 1 i Published every morning except MonAay during the University year by the Bo~arin Control of Student publications. Members 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 eterw ise credited in this paper and tke local ...…
…- WEDNN'ESDAV, MAY 19, 1920 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AU P3~9 O'k HONOR SOCIETIES TAKE I N MEMBERS' Nomen Named During Lantern Night Ceremony For First Time In history LVA' iffAv mw 1 v ils F rs I i . .oi c. i i +ri r ti r r MnOIFwgMW' PUBLICLY HONOR 33 Announcement was made last night at the formation of the block "M" dur- ing the Lantern night procession of the new members recently elected by yMortor Board, Senior society, and Wy- _,...…
…PLI sIX TI-F MT-ITr;AN fATTV WE UNESD AY, MAY 19, 1926 ltoooo-o- - . V-mw-- mmmmm ____..fi ...... E . .... ..rr.wr w sw+. .r r w w ,ti - ., .. a r - -- r... SPRING GI TROPHY AWARDED TO GEORGE RICH BY COACHING STAFF; The Press Box VARSITY GOLERS I E' nnr F 'rn nwoarnn 4 r 7 JalilemnAnd Heath Selected As Second Choice In Poll For Chicago Alumni Prize WINNER IS HALF BACK In a meeting held last night at the Union, George Rich, ...…
…WEDNEiSDAY, MAY 19, 1926PG]tr2i THE MICIJIGAN DT I ATT..-Y PAGE trvrli .. ..1 ".-.. IIII,* UI I IYIIMIY YUIUY uYp" 'w ;,z .,YU.,..... ---- _ . F"RESHMEN CLOSE OUTOORSAU yVarious athletic events already card-' eda for next week-end have prevented Coach Charles B. Hoyt's yearling tracksters' from enter'ing the all-Con- ference telegraphic meet to be held Saturday. This ends the season for t-i freshmen athletes who engaged in limeets, winn...…
…I PACE MIGIETT THE MI HI AN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, i. PAGE EIG~I? WEDNESDAY, MAY I9,~ M-Wmmm -- A DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume V1 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1926 Number 171 The President and Mrs. Little will be at home to the Regents, officers, and members of Facult...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 5kk .Iaxitg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS i 0 VOL. XXXVII. No. 166 TEN PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927 TEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS - - UNKNOWN NUMBER Il AS CRAZY DYNAMITER BLASTS SCHOOLHOUSE, UI'RTY.SEVEN ARE KNOWN DEAD Wi EN TWO EXPILOSIONS WRECK C1IOOIL MANIAC BURNS OWN BARN State Police, Doctors, Nurses Recover Bodies And Clear Wreckage As Bereaved Parents Watch (By Associated Press) BATH, May 18...…
…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...…
…/ TURSDAY~, MAY 19, 1921' 'T"H9 MTCHTC",AN nATT.Y - VAPAD T, I ' ""'__________ --* ~a a 1L l AAl.AS I.~l a L'C4 il~A 1 ' Alexander Ii11 I'l Inc. Greenwood and Kilgore's D SALE UNEXPECTED is saving money for those who can take advan- tiige of it. NEXPECTEl IS A SENSATION 4 $1 For a Remarkable Selection of our College Type Suits that sell regularly to $68.00 THESE SUITS ARE PROVERBIAL "HOT LITTLE WONDER. SELLING CAKES" LIKE T...…
…it THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUNSDAY, MAY 19, 1927 "--, ------------- .......... U74 mjr tgatt atty Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Contrel of Student Publications. Members of Westera Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwiseI credited in this paper and the local news pub- l...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAtF N'IV TilE MICHIGAN DAILY PILflF~ WTVP I VA v v = -zs- s LIZARETH WELLMN geant Rehearsal l Will Be In Costume is CH U IR lflIIJPLA :!it10I W\ith the completion ol the cos- tumes and the perfecting of the dances Ronal Hatmilton Haynes To Meet With of the Freshman pageant, to be given Womeu Iterestld In Writing at 6::' o'clock on May 24 following Junior Play Book;the cusiomary piejic supper at > -- o'clJock, a dres...…
…PAGE SIX SCHMANNHEINK HERE ON CONCERT PROGRM; INTERVIEWS STUDENTS, PRIMA DONNA PLEASED OVER ARRAY OF ARTISTS ON FESTIVAL PROGRAM WILL RETIRE TillS YEAR Relates Havoc Observed in Flooded Mississippi Regions ]luring Recent Concert Trip More disturbed over the conditions in the flooded areas, from which she has recently come, than over any per- sonal concern, Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink arrived in Ann Ar- bor yesterday morning, and waiving ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IATOR IS O PARIS I liiI m Expeditl4 First 1Pert ey. 4? .4 hnap, of the geolog four other member niversity of Michiga dition sailed yeste: rk for Bremen aboai Gorge Washington c e expedition to Gree: y, which includes the weather bureai utrologist, C. R. Kal Fred Hertz, photo . Oscany.n Jr., radi n Prof. W H. Hobi Erlanson in Coper y will leave for Ho on the Danish stele ner Disko. this summer wi k begun; last year i det...…
…lllllil I II I I IIIIIUD) CCU LY+vr is __ .._.._ 04 DECLARED WINNER ASSOCIATION TROPHY IWITH THE TR'ACKMIEN By Herbert F. Vedder did ore tI'an 150 feet last Saturday, 1With .Ohio State conceded at least anl i !(d may heat out thne Ohio men, whoj even break with Michigan in the tr~ack: failed to place in the quadrangular; events Saturday, the Wolverines az r meet which was won with a throw of Reduction By Blott,,HAR VARD RUNNERx Leave...…
…VRNATIONAL 5"' THEWIDR WSj POUYR. 4 flyI r Yi Wadham s" Going ,Out of. THIS COLUMN CLOSES AT 3 PAM. LA 1 I 11,1 111111(By Associated Press) U IU PARIS, May 18 1927-The Amer- >ican method of "seeding" the drawl And Four Distaince :len! And L istTre e invaded France today when it wasa irow Ham uer announced that Bill Tilden, the Amer-i ican star, and Rene Lacoste, his great VE TOMORROW French rival, will be placed at thel top of their...…
…IAL BULLETIN THE MICHIGAN DAILY DE PINEDO RECEIVES N E W PLANE PARK IL CONDCT .', ....r LI; LAW . Prfotssor Now Teaching At Iniersity SOf 311ssour!Will Ho Class '... In Corporaition Law Rhythm, Harmony, Dancing e Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of' Jopy received by the Assistant to the President until a. m. Saturdays). Copy must be typewritten. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1927 NbUMBER 166 to rt Asso8ation: rtant group of paintings s...…
…ESTABLISHE 1890 It Sit A 4ait MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS ---- - ------ VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 173. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1928. EIGHT PAGES MISS KELLY ENGAGEDJ AS FEATURE ACTRESS IN ROCKFORD PLAYES HENDERSON ANNOUNCES PLANSI FOR THIRD SEASON OF a SUNER PLAYSc SECURE MANY NEW ACTORS Thomas Wilfred, Inventor Of Color Organ, To Paint Scenes In Light For Ibsen's "The Vikings" Katherine Wick Kelly, leading lady at the Clevelan...…
…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...…
…ATURDAY, MAY 19, 1928. THE MICHICAN DAILY IPA( ._ STUDES ILL MK EMPLOYMENT _SURlVEY *Cmuiittee Selects Sociology Classes TO Conduct Investigation Of Local Unemployment LINTON HEADSZOMMIlTE A special group of students will be- gin work early next week on an un- employment survey of Ann Arbor in order to determine the seriousness of the .local unemployment situation un- der the direction of a committee ap- pointed by Mayor Edward W. Staebl...…
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…SATTURDAY. MAY 19. 1929. ' ''Aa X , lvx..a A .= -* -.-- 1 i/ AL VA em MISS JOHNSON GIVES IMPRESSIONS OF Officers Selected 13R11 MODEL LEAGUE ASSEMBLY IN LANSING At Recent Meeting $ From AlthMichigan Intercollegiate by Miss Ursula P. Hubbard, state A NNII~TI]A?~ 1 11(1Mohi1 Aseembly of the ILeague of Na- secretary of the League of Nations Os Michigan Dames Profit This Year Is Smaller Wecanse Secenery Was Paid For From Play Receipts...…
…" T14E MIC141CAN DAILY "-- . SATURDAY, MAY 19, aTI4F. MVa -+IrTCAN fl. Y -YSATURDAYMAY .. TEAMS TO MEET I I 3ADGERS BIG TEN HAS SIX BALL GAMES ON SCHEDULE TODA Y TRACK MEET PREDICTIONS Feeling that they should make an effort to really get in bad before the school year ends, the reditors of this page have prepared the follow- ing predictions en the Illinois-'Michigan track meet based on past form shown. They have attempted to submerge...…
…RDAY, MAY 19, 1928. - '"tE MICHIGAN [DAILY c FAILS, TO CINCH 1P IffVTlP GA tME ii h 0focedl ll of the Am c tic-a n Lcag ue .teamus to take a dlay of rertf, ihd not affect the games sched- (Continued from page six) fbledl in the National League and all 7 to 5 quite common. Toro and Seight teams saw action. Cincinnati Strollin~g were also prominent in the took a hectic game from Brooklyn, wage ring. Tihe early speed of Reigh after° trailing t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURAY, MAY 19, 12 The Collegian Restaurant Careful Attention Given to Private Parties and Dinner Dances Try Our Special Sunday Chicken Dinner for One Dollar d' Pastries and Desserts a Specialty 50c Luncheons Served Daily Prompt and Courteous Service PHONE 3268 113 SOUTH MAIN F, I y &I A three-layer brick of delicious Ann Arbor Dairy Ice Cream is the special for the week-end. Try It! GRAPE-PINEAPPLE MOUSSE APRICO...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890. JrY *iiy MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX,, Vol. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 EIGHT PAGES SBEC i_ 1 ., S aRTH 13-0 Varsity WOLVERINES SHO Thinclads Drop Close Meet To Illinois W V. Veteran Twirler Holds Wildcat i UEP DTo Single Blow I BUTLS73 TO62 Closing Rush In Final Events Decides Supremacy POORMAN WINS SHOT PUT T lan Pull S urprise By Beating Timm In Dashes By George Taubeneck, Spor...…
…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...…
…SUNDAT A hh 1' ATT- '47' ... . ... .. ..° _. .Fa . .a .- T l ! s. 4 14 C V A . Ita J.' AIGHT TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR MAIL MICHIGAN EUCAINTRODUCES MUST FASTER SERVICEMAN uI [ TO MAF INSPEPTION mW ITO DLNU - n- --. ATURES InA 'S DWCHT F. DAVIS ACCEPTS POST I -RILLEV I ~ AT HEAD OF PHI IPPINE ISLANDS I .A.oci.ed Press) WASHINGTON, May 18. -~. A:4SAIP NE CRS EU A1 L Illul LUII U K RMA# SCHOOL WOODY, SCHOLING TO LEAVI ON MAY 29 FOR HAMBURG WH...…
…- SUNDY', MAY 19, 192w' PAGE FOUR 1T~ ~ TT~7A YrTY 1 ilEj !ylI%: "A%-I L-% 1 .._ . 1 Ly 4-1 ,S, . Published every morning except Monday durinjg the University year by the Board in Control of Studeat Publications. I'!- INNOVATION In announcing that suggestions for next year's lecture series will be gladly received the Oratorical association is inaugurating a plan that should make the program even more popular than those of the past. ...…
…TN AY MAY 19, 19 9 ,,T 14 E MSC-HIr.AN I A11.Y TG PM~ I i r , "-.. m a s a , a s T . a 4 a . ' La a . 5 1 r > 1 ' . t . . # I a . 5 . A . ~T14P M1~HI~~M v iTr_ ,. L i. ! " e J," 1 vi r 1, _._ . d . .. , 01 MOVATA-M 0 ."A 93 WANE " *5. ,. ATHLETIC BOARDHi NAMES LOUISE Cl AS CHAIRMAN 0 NATIONAL ODYI'30. ----------- LIBRARY DONORS WILL SIN BOOKS; i.. ;-- 1 I6gaves FIom 184 Universities *tW .epresented At Meeting MICHIGAN W....…
…7 C-L s -1 t-L"Y :v . lJj., x 11"T'4.. , a 1 /i ._.._______._.____.___a m :.. ..._._.,_ t Clyde TAKES HISTIC ACE OVR UDY OUS First Son Of Man-O-War Shows Speed In Two Lengt~h Win Before Big Crowd? NAISLAPUR IS SECOND (By Associated Press) CHURCHILL DOWNS; Louisville, Ky., May 18.-A flash of lightning, a clap of thunder, a swirling rush through the mire-and Clyde Van Dusen flashed home through the mud and rain today to victory in the fift...…
… SLTI T 1 3 , ivl Y i 9 , 1929 -, THE A-C H[ItAN 'AT5MT-Y, PAiA 8 v" SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 ~AO~ ~ Detroit Swamps TIGERS G EIGHTW Final Archery Drill FRAME HITTING SP AR Carded For Monday FRAMHI~iNG S~f[Archery practice will be held in! White Sox _ _ ___ _ _ With 11 Victory PERSONAL ATTENTION= Li RE HOME AT A SAVING OF IU%3 WITH CASH CARD. DIAL 3911. MOE LAUNDRY, 2044N. MAIN. c I, FRSHAN MUERL~Richman Advances InMNGRAENMD IOWA NI...…
…TI-Ir, 'KlTrHfr.Am, nAT I. V S-LT DA.Y MAY 17, 11-20 PAUE, ERAHT PA ~ EU TII IFLj V s I . l r .. *-a7w s'rt.a - - B~~L L L N INVESTGATIONISH AVIATORS PLAN WESTERLY A II A IN S O S LG T A R S T A TCI 11 I AY O F C A Pbiaini h Bulletin Is con.trutive notice to all members TU~ fU L r~ r of the University. Copy received by the Asist ant to thbe Pre.st- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11 :30 a. m. bSaturday.) i-_-" -- ls~~1 ~nesDmaind htrlidns Vol. XXXI...…
…E aN EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF No. 164. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1931 PRICE . ... - . ... -. I N r f nfl a ..f ni + r m.. .... . ... - w- - . . 1 - _ _ - - _ - FIVE CEN' Editors; Societies to Debate Question of Dating "Resolved: That the men and women should share equally in dating expenses at the Univer- sity of Michigan." That is the question to be de- bated by representatives of the Ath...…
…'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...…
… TAL H~ENQRY'S ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY Uii iWDI1I ~IVhat's Going on FOIR SENIORS AT BALL;NEX T WEEKILuJAUL'UJL4 ~~I Michigan-Duncan Renaldo and ^w. g Majesti- Robert Ames and Mary " N5 ti " 'R 19 Astor in "Behind Office Doors." AnnouncemnthMadeet Murphy in "Cohens and Visiting Rome in Honor Kly nArc. of Encyclical. GENERAL Leture-"Rom'antisme et l'Esprit TFUTURE LIES WITH GOD' Classique," by Prof. Laun'onier, ,..: visiting professor at Princeton a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIEY STED ROLLD DR SPRING IS MARTHA GRAHAM HERE An Appreciation The Vegetarian Society is goingAnpreito to give a nice dinner soon at which, By Robert Henderson it is stated, a talk about "Be Kind To Animals By Not Eating Them" The first point that catches the is to be featured. This, we under- attention as you meet Miss Gra- stand, is to be followed closely by ham is her jet black hair - one a "Be Kind To Everybody By Not could...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ----- ---- - - - ---- ------------ Flo NMI. 4 III OMEN TO ENTER' ICHERY CONTEST :CINNING MAY 27 Competition Open to Individuals and Teams of Two From All Organized Houses. POINTS TO BE AWARDED P ra c t ice Periods Supervised by Major Students Now Being Held. Practice for the intramural arch- ery tournament began yesterday at the Palmer Field House and women will have the privilege of practice every Monday, Tuesday, a...…
… THE MICHPGAN~ DATLY sity Baseb all ee to Play Western State Toda x 64" 12[, astman in g d sr at.Mve in O ut aeup. o~eaDefetedWestern. State Earl ir iSeason, 4-2; Fans Ep'Ey Win Today. PROBABLE -LINEUPS cl&n Western tate perko, 3b Blpckney, rf aendle, if Decker, cf rimpkns, ef Denner, 3b idson, 1b Thomas, c ffley, c Cooper, 1b nels, 2b Wood, 2b ody, rf McKay, if ,,ht, ss- Bailey, s rKay, p Neiginfind, p Back home again after a fifty- ty bre...…
…_THE MICHICAN DTCY SEORGE~~ 0S INTORMN Five Americans Fall by Way- ed gathered on the course today, Side; Douglas Fairbanks which is common land. Crowds of Loses 1 up. children played over the fairways and one youngster turned somer- WESTWARD, HO!, May 18.--(P) saults on the eighteenth green until -George Voight, American con- he was shooed off so a match could tender for the British golfing throne be completed. A dozen mothers Bobby Jones re...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN cn in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Diversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to dent until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. XLI. TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1931 NO. 161 NOTICES President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students on May 20, in 4 to 6 o'clock. Notice to Scniors' Graduate Students! Only seven days remain for ment of diploma fees. There can an...…
…300 ESTABIUSHED 1890 4rr iCJ f Wig, 411 lop 'W "Of oftaturAbo MEMBER ASSOCIATED PR.S '7 XLII, No. 166. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932. WEATHER: Generally fair; warmer PRICE FIVE CENTS ._._ .._ _ ..____v- --- - t .. _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _____._____ IN KIDNAP HOAX1 AS~AILSALLIE Scores Dobson-Peacock for Encouraging Him in Fake Hunt. WAIVESHEARING Norfolk 'Intermediary' Charges Accomplice SoughtPublicity. 1...…
…'__ _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, ...…
…',May19, 1932 WTHE MICHICAN DAILY FACM Poyt Names Team to Run in Big Ten Track. Mee TWENTY M[ W1IL RACE ATEVNTON showing of Egleston, Renwick SWill Determine Final Place of Michigan Tracksters. If predictions mean a thing about the success of the Varsity track squad, Michigan has a good chance, of placing second in the Conference track meet to be run off on North- western's cinders this Saturday. Coach Charlie Hoyt discussed the ch...…
…P " THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Ionday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The AssociateL P1rCss is exclusively entitled to the use for re- pubIication of all news dispatches creiited to it or not otherwisel credited in this paper and the local news published hehein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan. as second...…
…THUDAY, Mbay 19, 1932THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIW St R CTTEE FOR FRESRMA Art PACE NT AKES REPORT OF MMEN TAKI PAR T I ANNUAL DANCE EVNT IN HONORP lNA.A Old, New Officers, Executives to Be Entertained by Dr. being displayea in Aumni Memor-GyU Nine Groups Portraying History Elizabeth Waiz, Dorothy Hait, and ial hall the studies by G. L. Brock- Bell and Miss Stewart. of the Dance Through Music Alice Goodwin. hurst is similar to line engraving ...…
…THlE-MICHI, GAN DAILY )AILY_ OFFICIAL 'BULLETIN blicatlon in thc Bu111lein is constructive pot ilee tM all membr theUniersty.Copy r eceived at the office of the Assistant to Presiden t nt(il 3:30; 1 1:30 a~lm. Saturday. >1. XbL I. THURSD)AY, MAY 19, 1932 No. 1661, Fre Shmt an Women: First outdotor rehearsal ofPganThrdy Ma y 19, 4 to 6 p.m., First dress eer of Pageani-t-Su pn day, May 9", Lirn fv.ie rehear. Alwith I'h --MnaMay 23, 9 p.1-n. At...…
…The Weather' , 41 Partly cloudy, a few scattered showers today; Saturday, un- settled. VOL. XLIII No. 167 ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1933 Editorials End Of A Student Council PRICE FIVE CENTS Oratorio Features Concert Thrilling Performance Of 'Belshazzar's Feast' Is Heard At May Festival Artistry Of Heifetz Highly Appreciated Stuecckgold, Bampton, And Young People's Chorus To Be Heard Today The second concert of the May Festival cam...…
…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 ...…
