…ESTABLISHED 1890 Ar AL =ZAmmmiz-- 4LA6 4tIt 4 &Ii1 IASSOCIATED I PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 30 ANN ARBOR, MIOHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS S E EMoscow Plane Lands at New York Field After 12,500 Mile Jaunt Around Globe' BY ONEILL CLEARS i;wzi o : atd go olast leg of the flight, a hop from TO JAIL FOR YEAR ON CURTISS-WVRIGHT FIELD, N. Y, Detroit, had been completed. ! Nov. L-A new air courier of good As the...…
…tHE MICIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEM1BR 2, 19.9 REFO'RM- PLATFORM O0RDERED TO REST CHSNB IN STATE MEETING, , FROM ISLE R( ~PTID C RIfl Michigan's Museum staffin creased by three ycsterday morn-; ______ing with the return to the fold of TaslUIAamIeltesStoie Dr. Adolph Murie and Paui Hickie, Tasslo dam ReltesStoiesof the manual division, and the ad-;? of Court ExperiencesdiinoWatrD neltohe While in Orient. building's roster in charge of the...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER -2, _ 1926 / x MTCH -AN- PAGE THRELI 8A'1~URfl~V', NOV~M~R Z. 1Q~ PAGE T1RE~ ~THE MICHIQA?4 T~A IL V riruaanr CRIE PRESENTED $50,00 TlT E NwCar 8"FOER 'WORKINDSOENGRDU GIVEN NEW VISAS YTMUKNTOiL, Stand 1,482 Pounds GIVES OPPORTU NI TY .TOHSUES . in Pressure Tests FORPI Wl Ades PrctTeccsEngineering Mechanics Class 'TI.lY AROADAssociation in Second Give MetSet Lecture Trip. Juniors in American Schools Are Offered Yea...…
…PAGE - rTJR THE MICHIGTAN DPAILYV - --- -. - ~ --- --.- . - -- ~ SA'±U J:I DAY, NOVVVMBER' 2, 129 hr ttehBaiti I strictly the business of the spon- ..sors 'and the. guests until the good F uibl<<he~levry morning except AMoxa nia meo h nvrstIeist da rng the Universit year by the.Board i ae of the U ersy beginso Control of Student Publications. be besmirched. Then if the dean Member of Western Conference Editorial wishes to inflict probation...…
…ZATURtDAYNVtI ,12 m I c R-11C A Nrl 41 AA L 'y *AMP. WIMO -.-. . . .. aa M Vaa Ti a 4 '1-1VM fl'r V / £t 1 La 1 V., .snLI V-1 VE PkWAMW SPLAY DAY PAR TICIPANTS WIL MET ;Captais. Draw at Dinner For ied the visitors. She was followei Opponents And Time of by Dr. Margaret Bell, who in turi P1 called upon Miss Halsey, who spok aying. on "Social Aspect of Sports." Fran ces Sackett. '30, acted as Masters o COLORS MARK COLLEGES Ceremonies, and ...…
…t PP MTO141C N 1 ) A TU." SAT rRDUAV, NOVEIMBER 2, 1919 AI F L. 1AA* -1i. t7..3' P A "L 4 A . . . wi SATURDAY'S GRID TILTS HOLD COUNTRY'S INTEREST POE STANDS OUT AS A PILLAR CONTESTS CARDEDH QOF STRENGTH IN MICHIGAN .LINE 101 -(Editor's note-T his is 'the third i'activities on the track and cong- E1 ofaE series of short articles con- fined the possibilities of his 5 feet Ohio Meets Pitt and Princeton1 cerning the Michigan footbal...…
…THE'MICH.I.GAN DAILY ,.,.. ,. _ ..T-HE-M.CH.,.AN.,.ALY VARSITY WILL NOOT SCRIMMAGE TODAYC D PACTICEGO T Condition of Players and FieldI Would Not Warrant Game; Work on Passing. AL STEINKE REPORTS Coach Harry Kipke announced yesterday that the scrimmage schedule for this afternoon between the Wolveric ."B" and Varsity grid teams had been called off.- The Michigan mentor feels that the weather has been such the pasi few days that the f...…
… DAILY ~1ATTTTflAY NOV1~TsAT~1~F? 2 1~9 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETI'N Publication in the Bulletin i8 constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) TO SURVE Geography Profe New Moveme Michigan RESEARCH IS 1 [1 1AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE COLLISION OF LAKE Wilj ~ II OSEN ORE 'MARQUETT E', AND FREIGHTER, 'SENATOR' ANCELL ~iiIILL dPLf~I( I STATE >....…
