…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JA PLAN TO GIVE 481 SUMMER Dean Kraus Says That Tendency Is Toward Attending Extra Sessionis WIlL STRESS PUBLI CIIEAITiI INSTRIWCTION BY AiTHORITIES Four hundred and ninety-one reg- ular courses, excluding those special courses in public health instruction, will be given in the Summer session of 1924, it was announced yesterday by Dean Edward H. Kraus of the summer session. 'This is an increase of about 30 course...…
…I [VERSITY. nday during the Univer- ent Publications. 4TED PRESS j entitled to the use for ed to it or not otherwise published therein. >or, Michigan, as second Maynard street., 'vds, if signed, the sig- but as an evidence of hed in The Daily at the led to The Daily offce. consideration. N o mnn incloses postage. orse the sentimets ex ....... Managing Editor Phone 2414 or 1o16 ..r.Business Manager Phone 960 0r .2738 ............ .Asst. M...…
…iR OF THE UNIVERSITY ICHIGAN . except Monday during the Univer- trol of Student Publications. ASSOCIATED PRESS exclusively entitled to the use for tches credited to it or not otherwise local news published ,therein. t Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second mail, $3.5o. buildingMaynard street. ditorial, 2414. ceed 300 words, if signed, the sig- ar in print, but as an evidence of 1 be published in The Daily at the tat or mailed to The Dail office. recei...…
…11 V L.AMA" 1~ ly entitled to the use for dited to it or not otherwise As published therein. Arbor, Michigan, as second .0."-N- Maynard street. 241 - of experience in -the particular variety of produc- tion and playwriting required for college players and colge .audi'enoes. Nobody will,.confirm this fact more decidedly than the successful writer of "George Iaid It"' I90o opera, whose;,work was re- vised many times before it reached its final...…
…UNIVERSITY . :d every morning except Monday during the Univer- the Board in Control of Student Publications. WEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sociated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for n of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise this paper and the local news published' therein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ption by carrier or mail, $3.50. Ann Arbor Press building, Maynard street. Business, 96o; Edi...…
…featured r, and never Lt. signed, the sig- an evidence of hie Daily at the 'he Daily office.. hon. No man- postage. sentiments ex- i after 8o'clock HARRY M. CAREY U Wiuefred Bietha-n ry Robert D. Sage Marion Nichols Frances Obetholtzer Edna Apel E. Y. Lovejoy Charles Murchison. Russell Fletcher been offered in the eight-week term before. There was a time when the Summer session was looked upon as an extra, and irregular, session of. the...…
…THE MtI'CHIGAN DAILY EEDY.FBAR Old Uno Fair Idea I Rvie E F vi urther expCllanlation1s con1cern1ing liew c.: iiculuni changes in the it engineer ng. course were givenl An interview y'esterday- by Prof. W. Iload:, ]ea.d of t"he commtiittee that bseenwokn for the past thr ee four months uipon the chlanges clh were recently adlopted by the; ulty of tiec f(lleg;es of: Engineeringi Ar;11chitcture.4 it is :anl ati'tempt to nmake mthe civil j...…
…HEM1CHIGAN DAILY TUSAM !BS PrtRFAc TONIGHT LEA VE FOR DEBA TE TODA Y was not sche~duled to start -until March 1, but was 'practically complete by that time. The completion of the work Of laying the stone on the front will ,be (lone as soony as the graniteF steps arrive. Plasterin g hlar Been started by Bry- ant aridl(' in, of Detroit, upon theI og round floor, while tie tile work of { Wokupon the power plant is po- gressing according...…
… Task . ... un... . u.. .... DATE SET BY HA1L weial Matriculation Day Expected To Relieve Office Strain of Treasurer FEJUD ONLY TO STUDENTS NOW A T ITEND ING UNIVERSITY 1n order to accommodate students io wish to register at the first op-' rtunity next fall so that they may t their athletic coupon books and nd in applications for games as soon possible, Registrar Arthur G. Hall, sterday announced Monday, Sept next fall as a special pre-regist...…
…TUESDAY. (fir l'r PER, 20, 1925 PAGE TWO - THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1925 HARDY ADDRSSES LOCALMERHANTS Lansing Man Opens Program of Bet- ter Business Institute; Stresses Putting Customer First WILL TALK AT WUERTH Speaking before more than 175 bus- iness men and merchants at a lun cheon at the Chamber of CommercE inn yesterday, Ray Morton Hardy, o Lansing spoke on the subject, "Wher Profits Come From," the second o his firs...…
…PAGU TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 I______ ____I SOPHOMORES PICK, FAVORS FOR PROM. Not Popular With U.S. Labor Unions Silver-Plated Compacts To Be Given, Detroit And Union Opera Orchestras Booked. APPLICATIONS MONDAY: Favors in the form of a thin, silver- . plated compact were chosen by the publicity committee of the Sophomore prom at its meeting Wednesday in the Union. The cosmetic ahxiiary is patterned, and will be...…
…I TWO 1"N TT -IFr:NUH ,MC-.N 'fDAILY " v 4X-7['46 Vl ,11 1s.1 -.A-IL - ait . * . A I . ./ N i'A.JAJ> 4 IU.., TO LECTURE HERE, Dr. F. C. WHoods Will Speak Under The~ Auspices Of Galens, Honorary Junior .Medical Fraternity DIREC'TOR AT COLUMBIA COLUMBIA'S FAMOUS SCIENTIST WAS ONCE POOR IMMIGRANT LAD IMONROE.--Fire believed .to have been caused by defective wiring, dam- aged the Reaper theater to the amount of $2,000 recently. F, List...…
…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...…
…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...…
…T H E, C- A N 1,-ATE- .HE. T - -AN I. Statesman-,Is President Elected of Greece Torn Mooney Case, Pending for Ten Years, TV D ENT Y,,Will Go"Before California Parwole Board LINS OO eN TO FAECOCES O TEJI ETS rEvidence Compiled for Defense uwa: convicted. In the Grand Jury Lowry mnd Cook to be Delegates; -it Lehind Staniford. Man W\as Fgamed. ilr t.W5dirun' h h F~or <t period of ten years, the ?two o'elod{ in the a ft en 1 o ,i car , ...…
…PAGE, TWO TI-I MICHIGAN DAILY FRlIDAY, JANUARY 20, 19i 20, 1923 PLANS TO- INCREASE ATHLETIC CHANNELS'', APPROVED BY BOARfti DONATES MILLION ARCHEOLOGISTS TO U. OF CHICAGO WILL MAKE TRIP eseach C mpleed 5It. has been found tha. the rate ofi B Buisjr S i si oek turn increases regulartly andI~ REITORT 'FAVORIS iULIN4GS INCREASE PARTICIPATION INt VARSITY S1PQR, tro I I II accomlp any 1% gfee F. Al c D)alH1(1 accQordinlg to aniiannoti...…
…SEA1YIATIN 'WO BOOKS DEALING WITH WORLD SELL _________CRUISE ADDED TO MAIN LIBRARY Ilet a:T and th expedtion a stted by thilte i T wo hooks were 0ail( ld ecently to up only of ipic ture.. eue ~B o o h Ot Prf. WlliamI lus~y. he min llibrary whoih dealt with the ;snlapshots are views oll 14eca:~s OYL The vorCi-, s hi~t n.x~il n;, f t islr CIIl ('1tUiSe 11 the S. S. adth ot4 i- o ba- c W Xeep The in- ; r' n n1 d;iniolast y avn Oneihook,,(,oil- te...…
…'TF MIHTI-N DATLY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ . .. SMOEANOUC[So Houise Treasures, CISFOR CONTE-ST:At Museum, Butildingy is I a h EXPEL TWO UNIVERSITY EDITORSI Bates Will Address 9HARGING BAD TASTE IN POLICY ' Swing-Out Exercises Because of allegedl "bad taste" in now "a .college, dividled against, its:i Dean 1 enry IVI. Bates of the Law rticles appearing in literary and The other edlitor recently suspend(1C(1I school has been selected to give the Iadd...…
…FTHE MICHIGAN DAILY -SUN PRJFSSRPlflMNTDePriest Is Chosen Republican Nominee RRITES FRENCH BOOK, -... Prof. Michael S. Pargment, of the Romance languages department, has 'written a new French text hook which will be put on sale by the Machillan publishin~g company within a few days, it was announced yesterday at the headquarters of the (department. The book, "Exercises de Composition et de Grammaire," will be used in the inteiediate French...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUND AY, FEBRU' A RY 20, 1,927 PACE TWO HUJNTER WILL IIIT SCHOOL' OF RELIGIONt SERIE1S OFLECTURES10 TOPIC FOR WEI)NESD)AY TALIE IS "GENESIS OF CRIME IN THE GANG" SEVEN TALKS INCLUDED E ilnen ; Socioogsts ArIclnidde In Pro , am To Be Given Du'ring " Crrent Senester ' ~Begining the series of lectures the :t ~will be given this semester on soeo *i logical problems, Joel D. Hunter, e.e- V cutive secretary of the United Clari...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA, IaIIWII20, 1927 --~3TO II IHIA AL Fayer Declares 4Students Sympathetic HAYIfN SEAKi'Wh ill hpnbli:,hd i^ At" yBI ' ; T LUNCHEON OF ltuc(Iteenr1rledCl1 NIIESR AtIE~ With R.upert Hughe~s'Stand COn Idolatry H C G O N I n> oil f ciicni oL gg ELB PE 30M "rs~ Jt dn W Quh, )0k,'Tleiin)('.>2C a l.tOL1 * * the 1 inlle problnmdE f ly in Sym 1pathy ith the V IwS of rl-4 Hoeer, Ctol~nieS.d lrnifecSSO1withs refeeceto...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1927 LOCAL NIGHtIAr Officer Given TEAM W INRS'.DEBATE Psto 1W1ll Meet Roseville iHere in Semi. f2 Final Series; Rogers City, Albion Are Also Qualified iJf.;" PLAN ENTERTAINMENT Ann Arbor High School is one of the four high schools still represented In the race for the state debating chamnpionship as a result of its victory ...., over Plymouth in the fourth elimina- tion series of contests held Friday...…
…_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T H EI M IC H IG A N D A IL Y Oficr--' '" t& WL3! OOD AND CORK! very hgh tem~eratures. Data has been j ZOOLOGISTS HEAR PAPERcoprtvlpeniubtasenI IIB"fflifIN Officr COLLABORATE O~ f, 1o pled °hsuch, a way that it w'a' l exican Pre idencyt N E TE X T O i tisfdi t:y for lse sa text book. t the regular weekly me ng of! N_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _t e Z o lo g i c a l J our i n a l lu b l a s t n g h t, [[[BR/TIES NVMB[B...…
…PAGE TWO i THE WMICiHIGAN DAILY t EDNESDAY, OC;'i'tJBER 20, 1926 ' r avaa a aava-ia a..'t-aai.a Y i::d#..711L1 1 y V 4 1 V L a 1 4 Y 1 ' SCHERMERN OIVES" Talk On History Of Esperanto Given By JAL(ONcRIDE Aocianlaer .....,-.r. ,. . ,.. Plane Which Made North Pole Flight On Tour Of Country sIng I X t i i 'Osteopathy Dim. IE aT HA-BEER, :3viS IAiNARD ST. PHONE 5669 IliI. IIw'r HAREIIR, .328 MAYNARD ST. PhONE 5669 E.pc unto will (drop)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, f1922 UTREH DDPOE[QSOD OCLLEGES OLIMIT 11111 i. f1 onav ununaii1 BY NEW SEEI( olls of this university should be WOMEuN ,vTheo unioni is the debatinig society of students, of which many of England's RULINGS" lea ding men havei beena pres itents. I RUSSI.~AN AUTHOR 3p1 morrow. Mr. Hindus, a native of *~-rJ,8GIVE TJLI(Russia, is known <asia? authority on WILL LL ALIK conditions in that, countrLiy....…
…v THE MICHIGANDAILY TURSDAY, JAI LLOF- PRINCEl -escu ndt Calbind Me-- lonsent To ( Rve Oll I Id iWith Priie fs FAVOR CAROL Associated Press) INAUGURATED, WOMAN STATE OFFICER ASSUMES 5V "ery often our work is andi- is faith in the Republican party anl(] AT THIE DETROIT THEATERS HER NEIA( WORK WITH ENTI-JUSIASM capped by a few women who carry IILHaim, loyalty. Ifelteids-__________ revolutionary ideas aggressively into Ithroiiow n Tof eiciganh...…
…P Ant TWO 1 THE MICHIGAN - DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRAI PA WO"TH ICIANDIL ATR,. EBA Ex-Kaiser As He Looks Today 17 _ _ _ - .. .- J I I I ,A: p K ,T ° U' I w A~x Srie',That Attracts and Pleases TUTTL'E'S LUNCH ROOM 338 Maynard ,{ The Staff of Life! Why accept mediocre quality for such an essential staple as BREAD? Our special RAISIN BREAD, made every Wednesday from Sun Maid raisins, will please you. CITY PASTRY SHOP' A -i ...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHIG~AN DfAILY a...-a .ai sa-tea a.rr->aa-. a .. IA l! l (I 1 I I i I I l L V I I C L/ l i 1 V u V R r TELLS WEAK PON Line Crews Race DOIKITTo Save Farmer S1 TEi li,-Wi AL KEE, Mar chi19. - Double~ E crewVvs*ot linemen racedl vwith "death Elasnigh erecting a high power line Pi'roi. Cooley Thinks 3lostS#tlai ;oeahlfme of frozen countrysidelothescromfLuiF.Rd, Honest In Examinations En 113, Thiensville, Wis., farmer, to pro- Wi...…
…VA F 'TWO TIlE MTIHIGTAN DAILY A Xl OFFERS FACULTYJAE[MIE ATTENDMEENGS'! 'DeannCooley Is Present At Convention Of Engineers Held In ew YYek Durinig Vacation HIGBIE ALSO IN EAST Trips to eastern cities as well asI throughout the Middle West were tak- en by faculty members of the Colleges of Engineering and Architecture dur- ing the spring recess. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley attendi-dj a meeting of the Society for the Pro- motion of Engineering ...…
… PAGE TWO THEIF MTCH-TC AM fDATL Y muTTP O- l V XT A V 20. l),, a. I gow ti -Ll1 .1 S1 SA 1 \ LA *AS 1 'j' LTIUL'Gr'7'DAY, MAX LV, 1: v, r ,, F._.. - e u w For Y"Ul Secodan I I 11 i v iIt'll 11111111111111111111111111111111111111 IliII 11!!1lIi1111!l1i1111n11di11l11111d111d111 Illldl -S TPhe year is nearly over and you will have no further use for your old books (I, Why not turn them. into cash.? ,,; t rm a i , ", p,:, j:...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, 0 HOOER MAJORITY S SOUTHERN STATES ALABAMA, ARKANSAS LISTED AS DOUBTFUL IN DIGEST NATION-WIDE VOTE RETURNS SET NEW RECORD Democrat Carries Lead In Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, And South Carolina NEW YORK, Oct. 19-Hoover is leading in six of the ten states in the "Solid South" as more than 2,500,000 returns from all of the forty-eight states are reported in the Literary Digest's huge national presidential poll ...…
…",THE MICHIGAN DAILY S1'RE IR EVELING IN AGNOSTIC LITERATURE H g School Debate the league headquarters all th Ep ...T.r '.,... H IS BARRED TO INMATES AT JACKSON A~nrPC 'appear in the e wsaperis ofthe I et Acquainted ith Shades of Boston ov-ering over prison authorities to control all Jackson Prison yesterday resultedradn matter. Chief among the- in the official barring of agnos tic vciumw , banned were: "Gems From, literature; and the inina...…
…SABTID THEE MICHIPlnGAiportAndLrainng Satio DAY, DEOEMDER, 20, 172- BACSLONRLSSTMI For Air Force At San Ant onto, Texas SYNTHETIC TREES' ARE NOW COMMON,k AL.ILEN MAINTAINS "In this day of clever substi- tutes, when silk is made from BUSINESS PROFESSORS WILL GO TO CHICGO Case Club 'Arguments Progress, Stason Reports Competition in the Case and clubs. Story clubs of the Law school is The arguments between the vMar- progressing rapidly acco...…
…- - .. ... .- .. . _ _ . ' - - - .' - - - - 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...…
…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...…
…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."...…
…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...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IDNC[M[NI MAE W CHANGES I 5AF ERONE QUA ~OU CE BYl '.L{ 7? .-11 l ~ EN IE' reR ING SCHOOL. . S 1 Y t4S AES uhy.' i 11te(? cilg oie; ae5ft(iilae silathshm til p}URANgy WILLgtLECTUR '};t; cit part~i' ely ',,iew foeih' \ .. ~ tl _j;'111'' }. i ~i :i l(year. l~ea MorimerP (oole hasb te grantd a ea ve o~ hs~c an(A.} sit tDen(erg .PttV ~lI actig i hi placc orthe eM f ,h land, and iln o l. tur eor 1 I i iVb 19 of~esr nosc e h, ...…
…THE MICNIC'IAN DATT .Y' mT-TxT'n.gnAV. tI TI-IF MtCIT~ M f~! TTTUQfA . . L.tl.S &L. s q a.-av' ZV, IV4 CONVENTION ATTENDED CONVENTION TO OPEN! BY PROF. MATTHEWSFI RST SESSIO,,N TODAY 'YOUTHFUL PROS3ECUTOR, ONLY 34, LEADS HOOSIE R CORRUPTION QUIZ I NDIANAPOLIS---A 4h e a r-o I d matn"ofsuch youthful appearance held 'ounty ' attorney -who ? I T (,l i e oimport cant alloffic ]Discusses Forestry Research Before Gathiering of Wood Industry E...…
…T.HF MTCHTC.AN DATTY IN E IR O H ,T R D S A C E ODIS EAR COMPLETION ;r 4a V M A1N-I-N) iFAATT VI Presntidng Sunday - q- r _ An~1Thanksgiving Week DeL xe P~c~a, P liniaje in Screen Pre- se~c~ C rie arly Pecorafors 'To BegJin Late Th~is Month; Will Finish Work By First ~ew Year INSTALL INDIRECT LIGHTS Intorior work o nthe new Michiigan theater is now in the final stages, l preparatory to turning the buildingj over to the decorators before ...…
…PAGE TWO THRE M IHIGAN DAILY _______________________* ---------*- TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925 EED~ ~Three Women Sit A .._upreme Court -Of Texas Inh ortant itle S z vi' reach Univ ersities Ofer 125-26 cholars/zips; Applicants Must Sen Credentials By March .First, are recommended to make use of facilities when they arc in Par'is. its SchioolAt 1Paris (Gives Opportunity TO 1'4'011101; Including f111jio1, ledge of grans-l-tical French ...…
…A 1 .s7 r AAA [l" - - CABINET OUSTED (Continued from Page One) he is quoted as having said. "I say the best way is to maintain the party ab- solutely independent and you will de- feat the Labor menace in the end. Otherwise you will split your party, just as the Liberals are split." The meeting lasted two hours. Debt Commlision Delayed In Washington the fall of the Lloyd George government gripped the at- tention of official circles both go...…
…THE I CF Paris Calls Him;1 Exposes FUND GEIS 'Most Haled Man'i YETERDAY IN Of, TOAN DAILY R I iu l ll l nY A "w IYWWi11Y Vices Paris PEPPER LAUDS LEAGUE STE WAR US MN ET T SENIOR LIT AFTERNOON DANCE, ARRANGE REGATTA od;a y at the Union. 2:30. Couple. A -c; stagf, 25c.-Acdv, "400 $] 0 N G r jiCarrying $ 12,600,000 the legislative ~ -x appropriatin bill framed by a sub-!C (Continued from Page One) jcoznmnitteaz, headed by uncle Joe C a ...…
…THES MICHIGAN DAILY f rg oyle IWi llN Sport Satire ?n's from The Other Coleges (contii~uned from )Pa;e.o 0110 ties, All th~o latent. fir, e Zi lUl flW10fl° Ololy n2; i'm1?1 lof heMayalemper - ruent ilhre in th i a1d (1 f. i n iScnil - ;' [SilgU L i 1 131)+~s, )- Si 1 10A- 1(id he (1 I d j)1) the r)11.i'll r- 1le (>effecti venessc i h ' :ip ft(%Ii,!colo:.- ing, 111)"(1 I", alhility to Orolueh required ymalurl)etoein rwhichl 1resl)ct h...…
… 00 FEET WITH PLA1NE , E I . '[ ! A E _" I ! ' 1 #. , 3 C I i riiTflTfhlf l U rty of Michigan Engineering(pi OEM COOLIT TO clb of Detroil.. He will bcin Cincin- ;Hit 15 71- I ati Thursday, F'riday, and 'Saturday i o f this week wvhere he2 ill confer WL I[OiR TIWI0 WE[KS; with thle proceduire comm ittee of the;, F ederated IAmeric an Eingineerin.g so- Dean Mortimer E2 Cooley will leave cit . udy n!o!a heDa his mxorning for a two weeks tour w...…
…EXT SIM j'of America, will be a dt~ressed by Proj. -.. LUlartmnent, upon "Our Natoinal Parks" -- nu~r~nuI~n iinrruon Tuesday. 'HTE HO U liT The h'iolo -cal sectios of the ___ science and Mathematics association An.ro iiesaepriual ofAnSouth-WestiMichiganawillahtarulroly o So t wetlih g n il ho rPrf nversity extension lc:tures for the lPusse'.l W atson of the forestry depart- fortunate this week in that they will , xt week number five, while one...…
…______THE MICHIGAN DAILY v-. S ATHLETI\C BOOKS AREI COLLECTEDFOR FRAUD Eighty one student athletic books intended to be used fraudulently for admission to Ferry field for yester- day's game, were taken up by Athletic association officials at the gate. The books, which were in the hands o ' others than students will be kept un- til satisfactory explanations are made by; the owners. Owners of the books taken in will be called upon during the we...…
… FFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SUMMER SESSION blished -every morning except Monday tgthe. summer' session. mber of the Associated Press. The As te Press is exclusively entitled to the for republication of al news dispatches ted to it or not otherwise credited in paper and the local news published here- tered' at the postoflice, Ann Arbor, igan, as second class matter. bscription by carrier or mail, $.o. ices: Ann Arbor Press ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY HBSI SESIN ti,../ww wr a II W ., f 111 IISIAM4EA GIs N ephew Of "T. R- " Is INew Assis tant,1 N.avy Secretary nnni~iiSioux Indian Is C S , ho Judge Of TO CO NIVENENO V 8 Minnesota ?:Courts Tap Room Will Be Scene Of Third Pep Meeting Tonight BIGELOW TO ATOMIC ES i' J1A. ii4e'Q I5 'AGI7 i S tudents Forty Four by Noted UDS HIGU SCHOOL OPeni; A the first uen school pro- gram to be held by the Chamber of Cohi...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, .. NEW UNIVERSITY HIGH OPENS WITH S18 ENROLLMENT (Continued from Page One) under the present plan with the first three years as Junior high,, it is ge- pected that all grades will be includ- ed at the end of two years. Professor Schorlir.g expects to have 500 stud- ents enrolled in five years. It is not his aim, however, to push the at- tendance record of the institution but to let it grow gradually and ...…
