… ESTABLISHED 1890 It 44 41 41 auII g MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 88. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1929 EIGHT PAGES HOOVERPREP SCLLEGE PRESIDENT ITS INDEPENDENT MEN WILL G i AMPUS RUM SLEUTHING 0 IB R A [C 1 1 1 S I1 TO FORMULATE JUNIDR Identity Of Companion Orchestra TO LEAVE CAPIO P[ANS [_NW HEREM [88[8 1Independent mn who ae going to attend the J-Hop on the night J o'clock next Tuesday night in room' FOR FL...…
…- - .. ... .- .. . _ _ . ' - - - .' - - - - r... THE MICHIGAN LIAIEY UNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1929 Students Scheduled To Attempt First Solo GlidesNext S unday ,. -- )MBkYO PILOTS WILL TAKE OVER CONTROLS UNDER GERMAN GUIDANCE SAFETY FACTOR IS HIGH Possibility Of Serious Accident Piaetically Piecluded tiy - 4Dsign Of Plane Gliding by students of the Uni- versity will b inaugurated at 11 o'clock next Sunday, Jan. 27, when offieils of the Aro so...…
…THE. %i t'' .,,... . LUMNUSTO PDD[UITI CROWDS SEEKING THRILLS THRONG TO LL OF GEORGE HARSHYOUTHFUL LETTERS OF NAPOLE *. TO GENERHAL LIBRARY /0 ,HARSH PIRESENTATION TO BE MADE! aMONDAY AFTERNOON AT LIBRARY COURT AT SLAYER OF TRIA) DRU( L AISE SALARIES, RETAIN PRESENT -ST BUILDING IN WINTEUR SIZE OF FACULTIES, REPORT SAYS I I College professors are themselves that an increase of funds accrues liili iG(Utresponsible for their own low sal...…
…'THE MICHIGAN l A I L Y SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1929 rublished every morning except Monday during the University 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann...…
…SUNDAY, JAN ARY 0, 1,)20 THE MICIIGAN DAILY 1 I OR - - ., i I w--V~qrz REHEARSAL SCHEDULE FOR COMING WEEK IS ANUCE F PLAY CAST DIVIDED INTO GROUPS, REHEARSES SEPARATELY THROUGHOUT WEEK TARDINESS TO BE FINED Members Of Cast To Be Dropped Upon Failure To Appear At Three Practices For this week's rehearsals the women who are taking part in the Junior Girls' Play have been divid- ed into groups, each group being scheduled to meet three ti...…
…FHE i H"ICA flA' iC IF- AyJ~AR 0 .. r. TRACKMEN PREPARE FOR INDOOR MEETS WINS FIRST TIME TRIAL: CI C New York Herald Defends Athletes Ted Wuerful IN 8E'C ND PRO Boutli (Sfe*. TOT ilne IatV) DETROIT, Jan. 19.--Harold The-j ron Donahoe, the sensational Uni- versity of Michigan grappler, who promises to be as big a threat in the ranks of the middleweights as Gus Sonnenberg is in the heavyr class, returns to Detroit next Wednesday nigh...…
… SUNDAY, -JANUARY 20, 1929 FARRELLMEN PREPARE FOR INDOOR TRACK MET;LABE ,SOVAD WORKS OUT DiLY (Continued From Page Six) The low hurdle event will bel Ing a large field over the six lap taken care of by Tarbell and Kin- distance to break the tape in ney, two members of last year's 3:26 4-5. Varsity squad, and Potter, who Benson and Austin, two promising earned his freshman numerals at sophomore - cross-country letter Yale. Tarbell failed to win...…
…T J-1 F NI 1 (-" I I I (", A N AIL MTNI)AV, .TANtTAP,'%" 1 i-I F NI B 111 (!AN 1)1 LY SUNDAY, JANUAflY 2Th 1929 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all of the Upiversity. Copy received by the Assistant to t dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) University Symphony Orchest,.a Concert: Rhetoric-Mr. Abbot's Classes: I Members of Scalp and Blade: The University Symphony U chestra, SIaiuel Pierson Lockwood, The follow...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 f. IoiV EAgal 4> iI;L11 MEMBER ASSOCIATEDI PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 102. ANN ARBOR, MICI1GkN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1929 STUDENT FORUMT FFUTI T ID'ARANYI RATED i ALOWELL THOMAS OF S. C. A. HEARS BY CRITICS AS DOESNOT TALKru ABOT THURSDAY SPLENDID ARTIST FOR REPORTERS ~$ Dr Hugh Cabot, dean of the Med- C W IPesenting a ledo fimO~o i detrsadahee D .ical school, will speak on, "The R O viln numbers elly pro ran HIS ADVEN ES B...…
…TWO THE. MICHIGAN, DAILY: WEDNESDjAY, ''R DeanG. W Patersn (DELUGE OF OLD GOLDS S PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT GRAND OPENING DeanGHeWdPatersoank CHIN ESE DIPLOMAT ;CASE CLUB TRIALS CAMUSNDE __L I IAI~f~ [LI~DIA~T~fh~h~flBy E. F. F et ff [ ISTN TIR L AN UJLIN 'lW}LIIUDSU LflILIETERLAST RUND U A new epidemic on the campus- thnkso fIL O ~<:::BAKv:L;::.: Thi sehWi r(il eeiePrz nicotined fingers. Men and wom- anh~ ai" ihigi ueu mle i-TI M' ia en, no...…
…y V20, 1024. , Trr m It~-h~ D~AM,\ r- J Wok* " p aeiaees, - y TR ATION L EPOCH IS QUITE~ NEESR 'GO TJAFFE S "Y TALKING MOVIES ALSO AID IN; BREAKING SECTION BARRIERS ESPERANTO IS PRAISED Present Time For Rapid Traveling Is Factor i Unifying All Nations "In these days of rapid con- munication by radio, telegraph and' HARVARD GRADUATE, WIFE STUDY LABORING CONDITIONS FIRST H AND telephone, we are quickly coming into an international age,"...…
…: A wE rMT~r 'kTH MICHIGAN AIL' rublished every morning except Monday 1during the University 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a...…
…263- INI l THE MICH ICAN- DAI U PACT fi PAG~FIV~ iL S Yrw. r+r 'i VAX" U as A *A AM ARUM a -J nniirrMARGER Y RUTH VEN LANG HAS STUDIED i Kappa Alpha Theta Coirii oiNT SYSTEM H[AD PIANO UNDER ACCOMPLISHED FATHER SENTATIVE lftPD appaAANJILLNIL HOLS" -LDefeats Nurses Andr Margery RLang, noted chestration under the guidance of A I- cposer and pianst is the most M. Gluth PRAISES RVYIOEfePLN'EntersSemiFinals)INSTALLATION DINNERI recent r...…
…THE MICHIGA, ,, DAILY'' .. kY l-,D 1YaL.;y1.J.VA ..w. tea... , -1 l , r' 1 A , i THE.MICHIGANDAILY I" CA"M 1 TRACKMEN WILL COMPETE IN DETROIT INDOOR MEET WOLERIESWILLVI WITH FREGNSTARS Tolan and Murray to Match Speed Against Percy Wiliams In Sprint Events. TEN MEN WILL COMPETE Cinderpath stars from Michigan will take advantage of the oppor- tunity presented by matching strides with trackmen of interna- tional prominence tonight in De- ...…
…JARY 20, 1921 THE, I M -VC H I G A-N."' D A I L Y .PAGE A Y 0 1 .-T-- -H T A -D A L P G PLE TIE IN CON lRE WISCONSIN TEAM C NCE RACE- ENDS AS , McGRAW LOOKS FOR CLOSE RACE WITH GiANTS IN THEIR FWHTING LIMBS INTO LEADERSHIP Badgers May Rest Undisturbed On competitor for honors, ringing up i Top Iung Until Gaines Next eight points. iaturday Night Purdue kept in sight of first place I M and insured itself of a tie for se-pe 1'0 IEET PU...…
…r . :; _: i 1GIt THE MICHIG-AN DAILY 7=7-)NMM ' .7 Y-77R-uA1m-lY 26. Ma r'AGJ: '~i Gil 'I' ~~DA7, £'EEflUA~Y 2~. ~ IDAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN] r __________________T_ Speech 116 (Theory of Oral heading): This class will have its first meting in Room 3212s A. H., WedneE- ADELPHI TO DEBATE ON COOLIDGE 1. .4 Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy recuived by the Assistant to the Presi- dent...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwr 4 low.~. 4. au MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRES Vol. XXXIX, No. 126. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1929 EIGHT PAGES NEW QUOTA CLAUSE OF IMMIGRATIONlFRID ACT PRESENTS COMPLICATED TANGLE "Whether it is mandatory that tional origins system, which has1 the President shall proclaim the been postponed from year to year. new quotas according to the na- By this new system the annual tional origins clause before April quo...…
…PAGE TWO _ THE C MICHIGAN DAILY>? WEDNEs DAY, MARCH 20, 192. }II QIPollock Will Give 'GOULD, SEPARATED FROM ANT ARCTIC jSha ILA1ISOUT H AF ItCi Address On Fscism EXPEDITION, IS BELIEVED TO BE SAFE .nr ~s -rnr..us-r--n AdesO aes W Pays Visit To M'CLUSKEY DEPLORES SEPARATION BETWEEN TEACHING AND RESEARCH Alumni Association That Prof. Lawrence M. Gould of complete reports, there is no cause the geology department, second in for grave alarm."...…
…2, 1924 HR II-I1GAN W 1 , FLOATING UNIVERSITY HAS MAYADVANTAGES ACCORDING TO RUFUt TWENTY-TWO MICHIGAN ME 4ND WOMEN IN LUDED ON 1927 TOUR SORT RECEPTIONS IOVE! Side Of International Problems I Presented Which Cannot Be Qtherwise Obtained Telling of the advantages of a ''floating university" educatio, Prof.- W. C. Rufus, PhD., assistan Professbr of astronomy, heartil: gndorsed the 1929 campaign fo: apphcants, n an interview re- cently. "Twent...…
…FMU THIE MICHrAN DATILY DUMBAY, "Tvt r fi 20,-1 t')29 - L- - ' . I aaa v . aI Sy; L f L L- fM - - --' L - 1- lY.l.[11t t"il laVy 17L+ 3 OW.0 Published' every morning except Monday] dui jug the University year ty the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled 'to the ugse fq-~ republication: of all news dispatches credited to it or not other...…
…MMIAT FAY MARCH 20,19M .THE MTCHICAN DAILY ._..M F C uATL ,.. .. .. fe a AEN AUM z _ SENIORSINFNAL Wide And Varied Choice Of Careers Is Open To Women, Says Willard E. Parker GAME BYDEFEATING Indiscussing the occupational larly attractive field for the college fields open to women, Willard E.. tramned woman. Parker, executive secretary of the The work of the Committee onI 36 TO Committee on Vocational Gui Vocational Guidance, of wh...…
…TH E MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCU 20, 1929 HO USE IN INTRAMURAL BUILDING FENCERS STAGE COMEBACK AFTER BAD START IN CONFERENCE TILTS and two weeks of drill before meet- ing the Michigan State team at EsLansing. Spartans First Victims At Lansing the Wolves register-I ed their first victory of the sea- son by nosing out the Spartans in one of the closest matches of the year. After changing positions for the lead several times Michigan! ...…
…THDE MICHIGAN. A I L Y DAILY PUTTING. RUGS TO AID nnirTnrrnr nm rflO' Will- Award Numerals To 4Yearling M atmen JOSEPH LEADS HOCKEYI MEN FOR, HIGH SCORES Weather Still Stays Favorable To FisherI Dl~ i i UIL :( umerals,,will be. awarded to the riiu sifications 'in the. All-Campus Although Coach Courtrit .of wrestling- tourney, which will be. one the Varsity golf team has not; of the feature. events on the Intra- ordered any definite p...…
…F 'AE EiGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WTDIflSA, Iv iP~R 2t, 1g2§ l: Publication" in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the "University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until -3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) I Vol.: XXXIX WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1929 No. 126 Research Club: I ngiueering Students: The eserchClubwil inet i, ram 5213Eas Meical13ulcing! The Classification, Committee has placed the limi...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I C 41P fAw Mir t t . -tlI. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 145. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1929. T EIGHT PAGES MODEL ASSEMBLI ASKS IMMEDIAT[ Little To Give Religious Talki Will Spea On Religion Versus Christianity At Episcopal Students' Dinner. I LEAGUE ASSOCIATI(O INEVITABL SIR G REED EXPI Canada Hopes U Join League Declare Regret at the and Stripes am the League of1 for the immedial President...…
…SAE TWO II I HT AN - A I'll y -AOE TWO -BAT V~BAY, A~Th~-2~, 1~29' hERO ANNUALPLACED ON SALE BY EDITORS Samuel S. Bradley, '91, Completes Work On 1929 Edition Of Aircraft Annual LISTS 1928 AIR FEATS Radio Night Program Will Be Broadcast By Chicago Alumni Charles W. Fisher, '18, Will Send Out Greeting From Allertonr Club Over KYW Michigan alumni, students, and faculty members will receive an of- ficial greeting from Charles W. Fisher, '1...…
…- - AE ' U t Kt Y c ti >f; , .2 kN -D AG . ... ...... . Michigan CollI OPPORTUNIY OFFEREDSTUDENTS TD VIEW WOR~KING S OFANN'UAL ONVENftIO OFWORlLD PWERSi ges Gather Here For M del League I DELEGATES WILL DISCUSSAND CONDUCT WORK' AS IN GENEVA PROGRAM IS COMPLETE Banquet Btring At Union Tonight Will Model Assembly To Close By Robert L. Sloss Twenty-one of Michigan's univer- sities, colleges, and junior colleges represented by more t...…
… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, APRL '20, 1929 U = = - - ---.- U - d P ublish e e e y m r i g ex ce t on y Pulse vedrioding the University 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 dispatchestcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished her...…
…SATUTU5AY, AP~Lt 20, 190 Ti-IE MICHIGAN 0 A IIV PAGN FIVE - - _; - __ tM1 t c. ,,. ik, i, . k . .a.y., . .-. ,...r... :....... t . -- Mir .,.5' 2 s°- :s 7 _____ _. ___._ -___._.-r-" A' ~iP i4 icy" 4: L ICAN ASSOCIATN Free-Lance Writer Believes Literary Spring Fashions Usher In New Fabrics World Over-crowded By Colle WeTdW ,,*&a*~~~g Women, That Find Favor With College Women I 14 } r "' A =k Im i i L-to meIn otc no .~te; Col h...…
…A N _ ATE ' ,y, h . .- . ---- - _ ,t -r: . .... - CONFERENCE DIAMOND TEAMS PLAY TODAY HOYT'S GOOD TWIRLING !o0 SUBDUES PHILADELPHIAoI SPORTS BRIEFS 1,I HOYT'S GOOD TWIRLINHROG fI t ituuHSO TSB IES[tflYIN ILL PLA! SSIJNGeorgeojac, star Rutgers and Olympic swimmer, hasbeen elected I I IN U IIIM ______ Jpresident of the sophomore class. ___ lHe is also honorary captain of next Spring Football Aspirants Drilled In 1yas wi am j whoI Tompki...…
…8A''1t7RnlJ~.rAt Ir ' vV 1 7 T .H E y p y4.. ,TH . i A fliV t ,, PAGE SMM ____________________________________________________________ ______________________ ____________________________ ________________ Good Pitching Marks Big League Ball Games 1®) natrAV 'EA 'R"N Interest Centered ALL-CAMPUS TOURNEYS IN BnML[S BEAT nuwriN In Mile And 4 Mile I GOLF, HORSESHOES TO ON BRANOT'S HURLING Relays At Lawrence ntry lists close today for the M...…
…g 4 PAGE EIGHT T HE VIII-IIN D AILY S^ T ^ rA 1APRIL 20, 1929 :, -i 4 i DA-LY OFFICIAL BULLLTIN Publication in the Bulletin is conkructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3A30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) DOMINICANS. FINANCE WELCOME AMERICAN REORGANIZATION GROUP I Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1929 No. 145 University Lectuires' > Prof. Howard Mumford Jones of...…
… T 2 WEATHER Generally fair with rising temperatures. 01 4 p i ummirr I Eithiga Iati MEMBER OF THt ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, NO. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS - TWO UNIVERSITY MEN NAMED FOR CHICAO WORLD'SFAIR GROUP WHITE AND HICKEY ACCEPT POSITIONS ON NATIONAL SCIENCE COMMITTEE WILL BE HELD IN 1933 Advisory Committee of Council Was Formed at Dawes' Request; Has Science Leaders Michigan will be...…
…eAUE TWU THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929 U74r Ou mmrr 1. t.C4tgaYt I Editorial I Comment I Music And Drama WHISKY FOR ILLS Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. (From The Daily Illini) The Associated Press is exclusively en- The government will soon auth- titled to the use for 'republication of dil news dispatches credited to it or n...…
…SATURDAY JULY 2Q, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAOR TIM= SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929PAGE THREE CHOOL OPREPARE FOR 'BATTLE OF DETROIT' TO PUBLISH BULLETIN EDMONSON DELAES UNIFICATION OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN STATE IS ITS PURPOSE FIRST NUMBER PLANNED Journa' Will Treat Various Phases of Education; Circulation To Approach 4000 CONSUMPTION OFL S S I F I E BEER DECREASING (OQ Associated Press)VLTHE RAGGEDY ANN BEAUTY LANSING, July 19-With off...…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHI' =:4 DAILY SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1929 _ 49 DAILY OFI ICIALBUdLLETI Nj Publica~on 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 T URDA Y, JULY 20, 1929 No. 23 Notice to Users of Campus Telephones: The new dial telephones which are being placed in the Campus buildi...…
…ESTA6LISHED 1890 'Y if 1791, WWI I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS .yr Eby .i .'f z AXi lizo ffff r f f Y .. M ! Ssa h ; T K Y "" °. i. ,1' r Y9 F, f ' i 1 ' w 3 t j ' ' ' ., j rt fix'' + BY C + i' i9 q e C . , t' '< . , i 3 E ESQ I P- "UT IN S OR SJudicial Department to be Called as Aid I UIIIVL Tin Probe of Lobbying Ur rTUIin i(By Associated P...…
…TWO THE M I H A N DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 241. 1920 ,_..MI HG N T~T. tYDY CT~R2 . - 1 46 '-' A"AAI fAwl. AL4WAA - gHID STATE[ EA VXITRN CONTROLSTO F TBTAK EFEATS MICHAN T'ON EEAINL ScreenI~eflctions '* PACE MENTIONED F"OR BAR HONORklTq,[ 4 r KCNSTP C EK Wolverine Line Plunging .Attack Loses Ball on Downs Near Buckeye Goal Line,.j OHIO SCORES ON PASS' Continued From Page Oane) first quarter play, registering four of their first downs w...…
…a, w- ... ._ ._ , i11 19.Ja . x , "l. v .C %. emu, ; ~Z'; THE 1C~U& JASIL; FALL RIBE TRIAL AFT R FORTNIGHT Doheny Testifies for Defense; is Quizzed on Payment to Defendant. DENIES BRIBERY CHARGE Fall Weakened by Illness, butl Attends Court as End Nears. ($y Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 - Two weeks of attention to testimony re- garding the $100,000 paid to Albert1 B. Fall by ,Edward L. Doheny was at an end today for the jurors in ...…
…'AOE FOUR TlH E MCHCAN T) A 'Ili "7TTI n hA I,- AA- - - s- - - - -- - - - - - -r cam e. u a. k- DJU Y~., U 1013IL IQ~, i9:7-.3 Published every morning except Monay; during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwisencredited in thi...…
… ,rHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~i { ,I , - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - --- - - .- - - , - , ff - ... . . .., .4... M WAvAIM s o Pm lfkA _,rev r VISITORS PRESENT FOR 0. S. U. GAME; 'WIKISO MKES.MANY PLEDGES AND FACULTY ARE ENTE iiF S F]R [ Along with all the festivities that number of out-of-town guests after yellow chrysan h1 have been a part of the first Big the game yesterday. low tapers. Ten home game celebration, enter- Alpha Ch...…
…'Ais Z1 _ T HE, TV1CiZ § 3f11L :"uvxna , vi. ~ vLc l'. 1. 1/Li STATE YPS9ILNTI 8ET S IRISH6 ""EEE Teachers' Touchdown Comes During First Quarter of Play; Ray States is Star. NSPELT OF HARRIERS DOI NOT LOOK PRO.MISINi With yesterday's trial race con- pleted, the Varsity cross country season is well under way. Out ofj 18 men starting from the Ferry field track, only 5 finished the 4 mile course under 23 minutes. The best time being made by Fi...…
…SUTNDAY, OCTOBl R, 20, 1929 TH:iiCtIlGAN lL 1, rc1i r; r vi;iV DAiLY MICHIGAN LOSES FOURTH PERIOD. nessy replaced Fontaine. Heston Truskowski was grounded. A pass time out. A long pass from Trus- Fair Weather Brings Steinke tackled Holman after a struck through the opposing left from Simrall to Truskowski was in- kowski to Heston made it a first B GAME TO OHIO two-yard gain. Holman added three guard for one yard. Ohio taking complete. Si...…
…PAGE ETG HT -l" DAILY OF FICI'AL B.ULLETI N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. XL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1929 No 20 THE MICHIGA\N TDAt j Excuses for Absences: Underclassmen in the College of Engineer- ing must take the initiative in securing from the Associate bean ex- cuses for absences from classe...…
…)ESTABLISHED 1.9 Jr t aitlM MEMBER ASSOCIATED 'PRESS PRICE 1~'IVE CENTS VOL. XL. NO. 45. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. A, 1929 EIGHT PAGES "PRICE FIVE CENTS +---- ' GOD ALWAYS HAD PUBLIC WELFARE UlfYA~~lII[ DR. HUTCHINS, CHAIRMAN OF COOK FUNW [H RS INMIND,' SAYS PROFESSOR POLLOCK' 11111VI TIIIIUIUSIJd FOUNDATION, PRAISESC. E. HUGHES In commenting on thec untimely ! get and Accounting Act of 121, (tlllWii la~sEHge pei on th...…
…T' P / ) A % -- A T T - "IV FACULTYMArctic Eplorer Saves Icebound Girl and Men HEAR OR, FARRANO FOR COMMANDER, Coipanes and Squads Will Vie San Francisco Library Director Band to Play. .L~A, "' J I LN YIALllrViD 1;3i~AY NOV-.il,20,.i SEVENTY F R O S H I Builder of DO-X I HEAR HENDERSON Plans American A T RENDEZVOUS Prof. William D. Henderson of the Extension depart ment of the University addressed the weekly meeting of the fieshmet) who at...…
…W-FMMT)AV-~ , It M C -I AN D IYY fl.'~4hJJ* W017- fl~*tt THE MTCHTAN D A I L YV S:i2.l AV Y!ri"r.31t1 3 4YV 5! . Vr e. i9.u'i] W-mmommom i VISITS OF HEAL[TH!"~lfS~ SERllE INCREASED SINCEL LASd byTER Room Calls Increased by Twenty Yale Professor Heads. Arts and Letters Body WILL HOLD CONTESTI IN CURRENT EVENTS New York Times Annual Cur- rent Events Contest to be Held in March. : i :# I Six Compared to Same Period s<1930 MARKS FIFTH Y...…
…PAGE OU THE iMICHICAN fDAILYv WEDNE~SDAY, NOV. 20, I129 1:/4..JL/iib it V 7 i#V iViFV Published every mornig ecept 14ouclay during the University year by the Board in Cunt rol of Student Pu~blications. Member of Westeru Cvnfereuce Editorial Association. I tio'nal defense. As a result, it is of prime importance that the ali'' corps should function with the greatest degree of efficiency. And yet the author of a highly con- structive crit...…
…PAGE yVI TIIFMICHI-IGAN l)AIL DAILY ttfl-.*...r A* *rtt vin * iwm WDNMSDAX, 'NO'V. 2U. Ik4U e ra e. - z..:o - . .._-," t.Y- ::_.. __ . ® -__- " ; ;. 4 tI / ! cow UNWIN ,. r . k^. l ALL TICKETS FR HCOMING Pan.Hcllenic Decorative by Local Florist WX Fit Ballroom. USE LEAGUE BUIL Tickets for the Pan-Hell to be field on Nov. 29 in t Beach Jordan assembly roo: Women's League building a pletely sold out and there a large demnand for t...…
…THF~vj~j~j~ -3 ! ~ . , iiV 1 1 i P114 " IIRQOi7R!®M17RR9i q t .jar w i KIPFDRILLWOVRN.MCHNFRFIA appfliC"elLLaYI s=a c.a "' IE A NEW PAYS RAVJMURAL CROSS IS SCHEDULEDt ICross coury will hold most of eaTrk1theineetatteItarad- Michigan Ta Drills on Taknartrnont for the next week. To- SlaysnsraFiceal. mnorow it 4:15 o'clo,-Ithe iinter- Seasos Finle. Ifraternity erosa county meet willI Ik - E7 tIL a SI H.N D O LLr 1 S [ C n __ !EIGHT IOWAN...…
