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…PAGE SIXTHE MICHIGAN DAILY I i . GO TO LYNDON For FRESH Eastman Films GUARANTEED Film Developing Best VELOX Prints oA 1 i 11 Ann Arbor Distributor of Kodaks All the Latest Models THE MICHIGAN DAILY 719 N. University "At the Sign of the Kodak" I SELECT COMMITTEES FOR ANNUAL RECTTI Plan Usual Swimming, Canoeing a Tilting Contests; Eleborate Floats Being Designed Chairmen of committees for the an nual regatta of the University Boa clu...…
…PAGOVSIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 W4 A RIP- I PO IIIMY'Y..wi + !1 - T w y NVarsity Golf Team Defeats Detroit City College 24-0 L Michigan's Varsity golf team his cohort Glover also played super- crashed through, today with an over- ior golf. (Continued from Page One) whelrning victory defeating the Col The victory of Professor True- The rest of the team point scores Iblood's men not only lives up to are 'as 'fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY will,, IIIIA116AW--.00, /AOOOM Wwk 41I (I i I II IIII II!lIWU "% L.- rl Yl li ) KN MW-j r" f i.I l! 1 ft ..rte Twk ..... - J RAIN SLOWS DOWN PRE[P TRACK STARS' (Continued from Page One) First heat-Won by Grim, Columbus South High;' Jerrels, Lansing and Levitt, Toledo Scott, tied for second. Time-10.4 see. Second heat-Won by Baldwin, Dan- ville, Ill.; Eberlin, Toledo Waite. Time -10.3 sec. Third heat-Won by R...…
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…'"TGIF Ml(RATC=AN IATTYHT~A.MY2.12g ...aa **&a ~*.ARa. THURSDAY, MAY 24X x'9218. 1 1 lL 1Y11 .i1 11 1t-11 \ LL-11L 1 v . OLF, TENNIS TEAMS START BIG TEN MEETS TODAY OL RHS 'GATHER FOR I11 TEN TOURNAMENT lehigan Veterans, Connor, Bergeilln Vys(,.and Cole Hale Yet To Be Defeated OLSTAD DEFENDS TITLE Golfers from all Big Ten schools [th the exception of Iowa will begin e quest for the 1928 Conference ti- e over the difficult Scioto co...…
…0 I PAGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY -TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1927 INN ---- a r .- _. ,_ re r a 1,, WDLVERINE NINE CONFIRMS ADVANCE 'DOPE' flY JUM"P FROM SEVENTH TO SECOND PLACE Five ConsecutIve Victories Entrench Coach Fisher's Team Only One Half Game FromF irst ILLINOIS STILL LEADING Counted out of the Conference race three weeks ago as the result of three defeats in its first four starts, Mich- igan's baseball team has proved its right to the ...…
…rA GE SIX THE VTCTTT AN DAILY Wf7rbAY, MAY 24, 1030 .. A..t SIX TI-T -_. .......M T... ..-..._N. D . . ....... + ' WOLVF2 S p m g [N t ,B T Kiegler or Compton May Start Against Sommerfield, Wisconsin Ace. TEAM BATTING BETTER PRftA;BLE LINE-UPS. S PLAY AMPION T MADISON ,. s MICMGAN Butler, rf. Superko, 3b. Tompkins, cf. Hudson, 1b. Straub, if. Myron, ss. Truskowsk, c. 'Daniels, 2b. Comupton or Keigler, p. WIsCONSkfN Griswold. c. W...…
…IMOR, ant: M 1 i 13A1EY T-,- -, 7-MFloA , - -9", i - - Michigan Baseball Team Meets Strong Hawkeye Nine Today n - --- IOWAS SEE VICTORY Southpaw Pitcher Selected To hurl Against Undefeated Wolves In Big Ten Contest MYRON HAS LEG INJURY Reports from Iowa City indicate that the Hawkeyecamp is filled with optimism and a firm belief that the Wolverines are due for a fall in their baseball game with Iowa this afternoon. In third plac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUNAY, m LAY 24, 1936 Northwestern's Tennis Team Captures Conference Laurels , , Lower Bracket Doubles Match Decides Title Miller Sherwood Defeated By Leavens In Second Division Final CHICAGO, May 23.- (') - North- western university's courageous ten-. nis team captured the Western con- ference tennis championship from Chicago today when George Ball and Don Leavens of the Wildcats defeat- ed John Shostrom and Herber...…
…xTHE MICIIW 4N idDAlLYTU rh N r 'N~ h J Closing of Chicago relief' stations cut off cash assistance to some 34,000' families, but the 91,000 persons: in those families got food. In the display above is the food allotment for a family ouf four: 2 pounds dried beans, 30 pounds oranges,' 2 pounds rice, 8 stalks celery, 4 pounds butter, 4 pounds prunes; the 12 pounds of cabbage are not shown. Medical aid was available through regular chan- n...…
…WE7DNF9SD;*V, MAY M4, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY m Railroads Are Debate Subject For Next Fall Government ownership and opera- tion of the railroads will be discussed by the men's varsity debate squad in next fall's contests. Three of this year's squad which traveled to the Big Ten meet in Chi- cago in April have participated in their last contest for Michigan. Robert Rosa, '39, will take up his studies in England as an Oxford scholar, Louis P...…
…x THE MICHIGAN DAILY A )werful Wolverine Track Squad wil0peii Drive For Title ward In Final I Appearance As Miehian Star rersatile Wolverine And Owens Meet In Series Of Individual Duals smith Leads Team Purdue Hurdler Big Ten Track Meet Statistics I Final Summary Of Teams Contesting In Big Meet Shows Strength Of Each Osgood, Davidson, Stoller, Stiles, Walt Stone Lead Sophomore Runners The Michigan track team, Big Ten indoor title hol...…
…d THIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MA ESIDENT REFLECTS: ilins Compares Effecto D PRESIDENT--Joe Collins, who retired in March after ns as SGC president, has had lohg experience in student nt at the University. Elected to the old Student Legisla- freshman, he was one of the last SGC members to have bohgroups. By JOHN WEICHER Joe Collins, '58, three times cted president of Student Gov- inent Council,. claims he got .o student, government by ac...…
…. six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY,,MAY 24,1941 County Airport Will Be Object Of JCC Drive Group Seeks Pernissiop To Sponsor Tavelling Cadet Medical Board In conjunction with an attempt to reopen the drive for a new airport in Washtenaw County, the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce Airport Committee received permission from the Cham- ber of Commerce tosponsor the re- turn visit of the Army Flying Ca- det Travelling Medical Board to Ann Arbor o...…
…THE MICIHIGAN DAIL XY FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1 t_ German Commander Jimenez Links Allergy Trend With High Intelligence Quotients Ann Arbor I I Here Is In Today's News Dumond, Tapping Speak Prof. Dwight L. Dumond of the his- tory department and T. Hawley Tap-. ping, general secretary of the Alumni Association, addressed the University' of Michigan Club of Niles last night. For the Finest DEVELOPING and PRINTING r ig Your i m to GACH CAMER...…
…4*, PAGE I WRW. MTgMTV-LIIW n AL IM 'V ________________________ i UfA.KJYZZlRAJ~.Npkfv eIALj ..... DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The first railroad to be built in the United States west of the Alle- ghenies was located in Michigan. In 1936 the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad completed a 35-mile line between Toledo-then a Michigan city-and Adrina. TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1955 Graduation Announcements MORRI LL'S 314 South State (Continued from Page 4) D...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY F Ai'. MAY 24. , ... THIHGA AL IITrV WV9 - Wia.z, a u , a 1 POET, CRITIC SPEAKS: Cowley Audience Includes 23 Hopwood Winners DISCUSS PROS, CONS: Panhel Tables Rushing Contact Rules Proposal (Continued from Page 1) He suggested a new program to teach skills concerned with working habits, problems of structure and style and methods writers in the past have used in solving them. After Cowley's speech, the 26 Hopwood award...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1956 Y LABOR DEPARTMENT: Summer Jobs Offered amost paralleling the encroach-i nt of final exam worries these s is the ensuing problem of ding a summer job. Jo doubt in empathy with the dent's troubled intellect, the x York State Department of >or has announced' the avail- lity of 5000 counseling jobs in r.controlled summer camps. 'he department has emphasized...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AAY 24, 94 3 - - Ceremonies To Herald Opening of City Carport noon. Mayor William E. Brown, Jr., will give the dedication speech at Ceremonies starting 7:30 p.m. * * * THE STRUCTURE has been termed the first such municipally operated building in the country. Boasting a 240 to 260-car capac- ity, the "port" will initiate park- ing service the next day. Following the playing of "The Star-Spangled Banner" by the A...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?InURSDAY, MAY 24, 1951 .............. VORLD PREMIERE-Prof. Ross Lee Finney (left) watches as Prof. Wayne Dunlap conducts the University Symphony Orchestra in a rehearsal for the world premiere of Prof. Finney's "Concerto or Violin and Orchestra." Prof. Gilbert Ross, featured soloist, is. on the right. The concert will be ield tonight at Hill Auditorium. * * * * * * * * * - Finney's Concerto To Be Given Today Professor...…
… 9 SUNDAY, MAY 24, 190S . THE -MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAYMAY 2415 t DAILY MENTOR BOWS OUT: It's Thirty for City Editor Connable' By GAYLE GREENE (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is not an assigned story-ABC I1.) Down to two packages of cigar- ettes a day, shorn of the baggy tenchcoat, the green eyeshade and the 24-hour Job of Daily City Edi- tor, Alfred Barnes Connable, III, is enjoying a period of conva- lescence playing solitaire, dusting of...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY LLTIME H OBS: August NSA Congress Needs Secretarial Help DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I (Continued from Page 5) 1 T Aiee-Ire presents the GeneralI invited. Tickets may be secured from members or at Union desk. American Chemical Society: Meeting, Mon., May .29, 4:15 p.m., 1400 Chemistry. Prof. N. V. Sidg- wick, Oxford University, will lec- ture on "Interhalogen Com- pounds." U. of M. Sailing Club: Meeting, Thurs.; May 25, ...…
…__ TU M~cHGAN ill TELESCOPE TROUBLES: Sevei-Days' Scrubbing In Store for 'U' Mirror , , The mirror of the University ob- servatory's 37 inch telescope is about to have its ahnual bath. A considerably longer job than the ordinary Saturday night dip, however, the bath and the subse- quent recoating of the glass with Lyster, Maker Of Filter, Dies In Washington The Michigan alumnus who made it possible for thousands of University veterans to dr...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN .AILY Campus Highlights Recital Planned . planedp.rty.b planned party. Students of wind instruments in the School of Music will present a 0 II~i ... program at 1 p.m. today in Harris o Hall. lhenmbers of Interguild, heMich- The recital will include composi- igan Christian Fellowship, the tions by Handel, Corelli, John Field- Newman Club, ilillel Foundation Stubbins, Brahms, Powell, and Ben- and the Unitarian tudent Gr...…
…OPINION Page 6 The Michigan Daily Tuesday, May 24, 1983 The Michigan Daily Clericals need A FSCME 93 Years of Editorial Freedom be lying about my responsibilities keep the faculty from going to Managed and Edited by students of By Janny Huisman and was being cross-examined. Columbia or Stanford? The Y By .T~r~ZJ Hutprestigewaofeworkings-formithe The University of Michigan Several months later I finally prestige of working for the Last week the...…
…T H MICHIGAN DAILY 1s Chase Two Pitchers to Beat a Mich. TF-jNNIS. 7-'E.AM -WINS FROM ILLINOIS,5 1 RUSSELL TAKES HONORS IN 440 LAST DOUBLES SET DETERMINES MEET! FISHER'S TEAM BOWS TO STATE DOTfLOSE TWO GAMES IMAIZE AND BLUE GOLFERS 1 TO DEADLOCK WITH ILL Lel festv Mises n Short Putt' Pav Michivan a e ' .I stly the ted, , ;en but for to 5 Runs. again as Madonna in succes- out. But .ithbertson it and Su- 0 against ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Major Figures it World Tariff Confierences sup-mer Plans I1()t.11 led 'For B.i uG..Ke A10ni it iicrma 1-e) Velrsaile Scholar Baptists Attack Pres. Roosevelt For Wet ViewNs WASHINGTON, May 23.-(A')-Thie Southern baptist Convention, by a voice vote of- its membIers, is on rec- ord as feeling that "much to the discredit of his administration" Pres- ident Roosevelt had allowed the White House to be used to "advertise t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T Voman's Flight tecord Broken ly Jean Batten lies From England To Australia Alone, Cutting Foiir Days From Mark Cheered On ArrivalI Police Are Clubbed In Hectic Minneapolis Rioting Two Pr e v i o us Attempts Failed; New Mark Set At 15 Days_ PORT DARWIN, North Australia, May 23.- (1P) - Jean Batten, 24- year-old New Zealand girl flyer, reached this city today after a solo' flight from England on which she set a new women....…
…T~lEMIC-HIGAN DiA LiY TUESD __ of the P1" V L.: 'Y ~tlo n 1 i t l u le u i e n lt eu i e n o t le e T-C3 a ll m e m b e r J IX ! [ i riii r ' o l iii . i i i h 4 N 1u : 1V lr '. 11 1rs o ft I h e s e ,,o u p s a r c- Uniersty.Cop reei~d a th ofh'eof he ssitay I t llf!i t) Lu l elid thle (dinnfer lat c'libbsat 6 o'clock. All will go 1o the i- f- d W u n i-: 0 1 , 0 a i . J~id y {tc ~ t rt f t c t t i o y P h y sics C olloqu ium : M r , E ...…
…Page 6 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, May 24, 1985 First Run Films AMADEUS Second run of the Milos Forman/Peter Schaffer supposedly "irreverent" biography of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Despite the Oscar sweep, this is really a pompous, self-satisfied, pseudo- intellectual piece of fluff. At the State Theater, 230 S. State; 662-0264. BEVERLY HILLS COP Eddie Murphy goes through his usual fast jiving, smart ass routines in this moderately amusing...…
…SINGER ANITA BRYANT, a crusader against "the disintegration of the American family," has filed for divorce from her husband of nearly 20 years, Bob Green. The couple is shown here in happier days in a 1978 film photo. Anti-gay crusader Bryant files for divorce From AP and UPI MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-Anita Bryant, strong-principled advocate of God, family and flag, says she is divorcing her husband-manager of nearly 20 years because he "violated ......…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, May 24, 19722 I, I I *1 I - 5 * - ads get the job done I (continued from Page 5) BUSINESS SERVICES TYPING - Papes, Thesis, Articles, etc. IBM. Technical includied. 428-9301. 31J11 HELP WANTED SECRETARY - Good typist, harthand helpful. $500-600. 761-5252. 92H12 BOOKKEEPER. Fuall - chorge. Salary open. 761-5252. 93H12 MEDICAL SECRETARY. Expeienced. oGaner1alofice daliea. $45a. 761-5252. TYPING-Papers...…
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…Page 6-Thursday, May 24, 1979-The Michigan Daily New York as never before By OWEN GLEIBERMAN I have a confession to make: As one of the three or four most devoted Woody Allen fans in Western Civilization (I've even seen What's New, Pussycat? several times!) I never expected Woody to come up with anything as superbly moving as Manhattan. Not that Annie Hall didn't put me on Cloud Nine for about a month. But Manhattan offers something more: Thi...…
…Pace Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 24, 1977 .... ,. Thare Phne 452-4264 TONIGHT AT 7:00 & 9:00 MUHAMMAD ALl in A COL M8IA/EMI TONIGHT AT 7:00 & 9:00 TONIGHT AT 7.00 & 9.00 Carter discusses environment WASHINGTON (AP) - In a special message to Congress, President Carter insisted yester- day that the nation can take s'rong action to protect the en- vironment without endangering the economy. To underscore his commit- ment, Carter dire...…
…Rage Sk THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, May 24, 1969 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY The Texas Wedge Doily's Complaints EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Bogema is the Book Review Editor of the Ann Arbor Argus. The following are his observations concerning the Daily. By DREW BOGEMA No one at the 'U' especially likes The Daily. Oh yes, one sees copies everywhere-stuffed into notebooks to be read at leisure during boring lectures, stacks occupying local newssta...…
…THE MICHI s 4 e mMlmn,. ICAN D~AILY r- HURSDAY, MAY 24 alli 1umpi ..w...v..r... ....... K L E TR 481 TRAC rewz '41h List of AG by S~eudi~ng Ak ., cu' gfr cof ree Cr- IW II AS 56 T0"T Whwtrack athletes from the mid- clie 'et gather on June 1 and 2 ik AnirnA Atror', r the an ual Confeence tneet, there will be in al probability the biggest collection of cinder path tnen ltat has ever invaded Ferry: field, acco diig to all information ...…
… Sou th t oncer moli/ in2 qay tiacA an] hl GCe.., Scenery, recreational facilities, and the isolation attract tourists The Upper Peninsula Faces Many Obstacles (Continued from Preceding Page) Many of these 1,411,502 vehicles makes up the Porcupine Moun- contained tourists, but a large tains' State Park. M number came only to see the Although not planning to mine Bridge, immediately, the company wanted But the rapidly-growing busi- to see if t...…
…6 Thursday, May 24, 2018 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com ARTS MOM + POP MUSIC Charly Bliss tour ends with gusto Courtney Barnett asks for sincerity in ‘Tell Me’ COMMUNITY CULTURE REVIEW Courtney Barnett’s second album begins: “Y’know what they say / No one’s born to hate / We learn it somewhere along the way.” Paraphrased from Nelson Mandela, that line from the opener “Hopefulessness” sets the tone for the rest of Tell M...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Managed News' Hinders Lansing Press over the administration's plan. The final decision on whether there will be any new legislation may well hinge on the weight giv- en the two referendum influences. Should the administration and congressional policym'akers fin- ally decide that the freedom-from- controls issue was a major cause of the defeat, there would be small chance of new legislation. A...…
…I MAY24, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE'1 .... DESTINATION OREGON: Trackmen To 3M' Nine Awaits NCAA Verdict _______________________________________________________i Take Trip , By DAVE GOOD Eugene, Ore., isn't usually re- garded as the Playground of the West, but that's where Michigan track Coach Don Canham is tak- ing part of his Big Ten champion- ship team to "kid around" next month. That's also where this year's NCAA track meet is...…
