…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN D A TT.V" FRIDAY.' I PA~riG -.SIX T11 L' M C I 7 .A1V1V f 1 ___________________.. 33 i L E V 4t331A 1\£7. L U Z1 7. .LL 1 y LWL"ff 1 M -M L y.1 Swimmers Begin Defense OfNational Title At Butgers'T rni gh __ 1~ -V Crisler Wants ,Dead Earnest' Candidates A t First Spring Drill Coach Fritz Crisler served advance notice to all spring football candi- dates yesterday that a singleness of purpose-namely the urge to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ___________________________.___________ ASIDE LINES SBy IRVIN LISAGOR_____ We Dope's Dop ar Pete: ERE I am, the dope, I mean, with the dope. You see what comes .r a guy who tries to calculate nething incalculable. Coach Matt Mann and his boys irt the defense of their National im crown tonight, and it seems ay may have as little success as huschnigg had against Herr Hitler.; about New Zealand's and Har- vard's Willy...…
…THE MTf TT A N T) A TI.V r4.ttFlr)AV. MAMPT4 Pl% ,i... . . i a isa. U1T F ..!i .6 t (U.is91.3.J 3. A A. X r .TMj E Gl:I1 (d.7 1:1;5 Physiciaiis Face Many Questions In Pneumonia Dr. Nungester Confe-'e importance Of Factor Baffles Medical World I - I HJigh. 1)iver 1Re ovi ers IFrom I njuries New Serumii sought The problems to be solved in ex- periment al pneumonia research are hany and they seem varied, but ac- tually there is a fundame...…
…'The Weather Snow today; tomorrow most- ly cloudy, probably snow flur- ries, continued cold. YI r Lit iauF ~E~ai1r Editorials Beyond Leaity . . VOL. XLVII No. 126 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Appropriation For University Is Introduced In Legislature Bill Calls For $600,000 Raise Over Last Year's Total Allowance Proposal Is Same As Ruthven Request The University appropriation bill for $4,673,253.58, repr...…
…THE MICtHIGAN DAILY - Ti SDA XIvIMAfCE 25, 1937 To Hear Pro Antd Con (HCourt Bill Lovell To Talk For Vocatioiial Lecture Series Dean Alfred H. Lovell of the Col- lege of Engineering will deliver the eighth in the current series of vo- cational guidance lectures sponsored by the dean's office of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts at 4:15 p.m. today -in Room 259 West Engineering Building. Dean Lovell will discuss engineering as a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Bunch Hits To Defeat Phillies, 5 To 3 WINTER HAVEN, Fla., March 24. -(P)-The Detroit Tigers bunched six of their seven hits in the second and third innings today to defeat the Phillies, 5 to 3. It was the fourth straight defeat for the Phils. The Tigers scored twice in the sec- ond on doubles by Simmons and York, Cochrane's single and an infield out. In the third White singled and Wal- ker gained first on Atwood's in...…
…THlE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Member, Associated Collegiate Press, 1936-37 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Sunimer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repubtiation of all news dispatches credited to tr -not othrwise credted !n this newspaper.. .All rights of republication .of all oth...…
…I 2 19 TE MJICJJI G A N D A I Y AGE FIVE Mrs. Rhthven Honors Faculty Women At Tea More than 200 members of the Faculty Women's Club attended a tea in their honor given by Mrs. Ruthven yesterday in her home. Mrs. Ruth- ven and Mrs. Edward L. Adams, pres- ident of the club, received. Mrs. Ruthven chose black with white lace for the occasion, and Mrs. Adams wore a crepe suit with match- ing flowers at the neck and .on ,her hat. Mrs. Edward Brag...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 193' These men, he added, take this work :00-"Magic Island." 6:15-News and Sports. for no college credit. 6:30-Dave Schooler's orch. 6:45-Freddy Berrens' Orch. "At present, the engineering stu- 7:00-Stan Lomax-Sports Commentator. dent is required to take at least 10 a :---Ted Lewis' orchs 7:30-Trans-Radio News Bulletins. hours of English or four more than 7:35-Melody Interlude. the literary college student takes," I 7:45-P...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy in south, cloudy in north, somewhat colder to- day; generally fair tomorrow. L Sir gan AIaNj Editorials Corporation Cushions... 'Only A Little Jap' ... VOL. XLVI No. 124 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS DeathToll s Raised By Storms Fatalities In Flood Area Increased To 177 After MississippiTornado Ohio Flood Waters Gradually Receding Dust Rolls Into Mid-West, Darkening Chicago And...…
…TWO 'THE MICHIGAIN D A ILY WEDNESDAY, MAMCH Young Explains National Park Tunnel Protest Michigan Academy Adopts Move Against Altering Of Rocky Mountain Park Rampaging Ohio Waters Flood Homes In Cincinnati A protest against a survey being made in preparation for work to be carried out in Rocky Mountain Na- tional Park, adopted by the Michigan Academy in its Saturday business meeting, will be forwarded to the Con- gress conference committ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Outfielders Get First Outdoor 1 z 1 Owner, Manager Watch Yankees Perform Drill Of Year1 Fisher Still Undecided As To Make-Up Of Infield; Squad Is Cut TO 29 Candidates for the outfield berths on Michigan's 1936 baseball team drilled on Ferry Field yesterday for the first time this year, while in Yost Field House Coach Fisher sent the rest of the squad through a stiff bunt- ing and hitting pract...…
…FOUR THE MICH!rxXN DUEY -Ir WII.'LI FIC DAY, MARCH 25,19M a~a " aNas 1.T"" ~WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. 193G THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publisned every morning except Monday during the' University yearand Summer Session by the Board In Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper...…
…WEDNESDAYnMRCH 2 , THE MICHIGAN D ATLY'AGFV t a E F i'b 'Sprize' Opens Michigan Co-eds Are Compared With Cast Of To Girls At Women's College i On1 ---i'-_. Traditional First Night Honors Senior Women, Patrons, Patronesses Preceded By Supper University Students Are Composers; Al Cowan's Band To Play A heavy advance sale of tickets for the 1936 Junior Girls Play, "Sprize!" has been announced by Gretchen Lehman, '37, chairman of the ticket com...…
…AGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCh 25, 1936 I . ............ .... .. . ... . ........................ . . . Whitford Kane To Be Summer Guest Director Distinguished Character Actor Named For Staff Of Repertory Players As guest director for the Summer Session activities the speech depart- ment has procured Whitford Kane, noted character actor, it was an- nounced in a bulletin released by the Summer Session speech department. Valent...…
… The Weather Fair and warmer today; to- morrow snow or rain. Colder in west and north portions. LY 4it4igan ati Editorials T h e Judiciary Committe Opens The Door ...; Let's Giv The Kid's A Break.. . I VOL. XLIV No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Oklahoma A&M Wins Mat Crown Indiana Grapplers Second With 19 Points; 13 Other Teams In Scoring Mosier Is Second In 145-Pound Class Scores Only Points For Mic...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY San Salvador Explosion CLASSIFIED DIRECTOR' -1 Iwia W W -Associated Press Photo This is a general view of the damage caused at a warehouse ncar the docks at La Libertad, Port of San Salvador, when 250g ases of dynamite and several th )usand gallons of gasoline exploded, killing 150 work- men and wrecking a large part of the town. mall admission charge of ten "What will you do with Jesus?" At is being made. 12:00 noon t...…
…MARCH 25, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY * -U- PLAY & L YB- PLAY By AL NEWMAN Best Man... "POUND for pound, the best college wrestler in the United States" .. that's the distinction that the coach- es pinned on Ben Bishop, 155-pound wrestling star from Lehigh Univer- sity. What's more, he richly deserved it. Aggressive, fast and heady, the trimly built Easterner sailed throug- his preliminary-bouts in fine shape. But he ran into a stocky lad ap. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY I i away from the gloomy, humdrum, city life they lead and give them a chance to build their minds' and bodies to healthy states out in the fresh air. We all want to help some of these boys get this opportunity, and the way to do it is to attend the All-Campus Jamboree Tuesday night in Hill Auditorium. It is an extraordinary drive for sup- port in that you will actually get more for your money than you woul...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daner Dances, Banquets Held At Fraternities U. Of Alabama Wrestlers Are Week-End Guests At Lambda Chi Alpha The week-end has been a busy one particularly for the fraternity houses, where initiation banquets and din- ner-dances have attracted many out- of-town guests as well as local ones Alpha Kappa Lambda Prof. and Mrs. Howard McClusky and Mr. and 'Mrs. Ted Burroughs chaperoned the formal dinner-dance held at Alpha Kappa L...…
…-Associated Press Photo Attorney-General Homer S. Cummings (center) told the Senate judiciary committee that America's underworld has more armed men than the United States Army and Navy combined. He asked Congress to pass laws to aid the government in its war on gangsters. He is shown with Senator Ashurst (left) of Arizona, and Joseph B. Keenan, assistant attorney general. Man Is Seen After 'Death' At Rochester Figure Resembling 'Dead' Sicili...…
…The Weather Rain or snow saturday; Sun- day probably fair: little dhange in temperature. LL A6F Av 4"60 411 414tr4t m I= I t 41W t Editorials Stuidena Just HumansAte All . .: Colmb'iai Problem Chkild. ft VOL. XLIII No. 128 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Sforza Places Responsibility Of World War Vienna, Berlin Directly Accountable; All Europe Involved To Some Degree Discusses German, French Diplomats Desc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY May Handle Relations Between U. S., Germany Sforza Places Responsibility Of World War' SContinued from Page 1) trouble in Europe is not actually one of war, but that everyone speaks of Iiof. .Ja To T ach At Cal iforiiia S tmnmer Schiool Prof. Preston E. James of the geo- graphy department has been invited to conduct class at the Uiiversity of California Summer Session, accord- ing to an announcement made yes- terday. Prof...…
…THE MJ14ICH:1IGtA N T)D 1 _,Y N DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRE3SS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of al news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited hi this paper and...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Riskey Praises Close Contests At Open House "Intramural Building's fifth an-, nual Open House Program offeredr probably the most hotly contested! group of finals in the history of Intramural sport," said Earl N. Ris- key, Intramural director, as he re- viewed events yesterday afternoon. "Out of the melee Theta Chi has emerged to lead the Intrafraternity league with 835 points and Alpha Kappa Lampda has been forced intol sec...…
….4. ESTABSHE 1890 Cr Ar lod I mo 4all r t u ., ~mzoIc MEMBER SASSOCIATEDL. PRES . .. . ......... VOL. XLII. No. 127 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICIIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 Weather: Mostly Cloudy. PRICE FIVE CENTS -- --. - -.. _ ., _.4.. _. _. I O L Ti ,,2° ' 7s + . ST RTS A. SPECIAL SERMON TOPICS TO MARK SERICES TODAY 11 Ann Arbor Churches to Commemorate Good Friday. BISHOP TO SPEAK Business Houses Will Close From Noon...…
…TWO r. MITI U AN t) A 1Y FMID ,.Y. MARCH 25. 1932 _ I . .-vl- _ I A t_ .L! LVA".L1/V AA VV, AV*J&A 'MiCHIGA N DEFENDSl TITLE AS NATIONAL TANK MEET OPENS Preliminary Trials Scheduled1 for Today in 'Intramural Buildirn Pool. 243 LIVES LOST IN TORMNfS IN SOUTHERN AREA ALL'~~~ NIL ~ ~ TS PAHERE Advisory Council Willi Discuss Relations of UnivciK y With graduates. ' Alumni Notes Prof. Gail Carver of Wesi(-yan college, Maicon, Ga., wvill re...…
…THE MITCHTCAN DATLY ~ -~~~~~-- PAGEI FRIDT~AY. MARCH 425, 1932 Nolverine TIiiiiiCluds Depart Today for Ithace CORNLL EXPECTS TO9 AVNGE DEFEA Big Red Distance and Field Men Will Provide Serious Threat to Michigan Supremacy. Campbell, Wolfe, and Ecknovich Lost to Maize and Blue Squad for Crucial Encounter. A squad of twenty or twenty-one Wolverine trackmen are due to leave for Ithaca today to renew tomorrow night the ancient rival-...…
…p THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, IMA ing his fire extinguisherVand doesn't show up at the ball park till the eighth inning. Of coures Joe goes in and wins the ball game but he does it in such a Plished every morning except Monday during the University glorious way that nobody minds it a bit, and to make rear by thec Board in Control of Student Publications.I luember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. the picture a complete success ...…
…RIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 r THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,,.,, PAGE FIVE i __-.'I I _._.. .Annual -xr j-.jeague lections "/7ill Be HI"- eld' Wednesday, April o HistoryOcJ I.PiTENP ASPRANTS~ Histoy ofSororitiesI i~t[EEO. T 'FIALPHAXi DELTA * 11 [R IT g[[T.O C 1 e t SBy Margaret O'Brien]sr A KMIp i o ge scbea Pi Eta akesAffirmative Chi Omega. igan, and Miss Betty Godfrey of Alpha XiDetafat Lombards roach or criticism." to Abolsh Fraternities Chi...…
…six -THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY FRMDAY, MARCHI 25, 1932 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN Publication in the Buletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XLII. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 No. 127 NOTICES Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Within a few days, midsemester report cards will be distributed through the Depart-...…
…ESTABLSHED J1890h IY r ltitr4 4bo .ddf ANN MEMBER ASSOCIATED EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 125 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS GILLESPIE DEFENDSI MILL TAX SYSTFM:1 FIGHTS RE[DUCTION Wayne County G.O.P. Chairman Sends Resolution to The Daily. OPPOSES BRUCKER PLAN Believes Tax Reduction Would Destroy Security of University. John Gillespie, cha...…
…IrHT7 MTruTr.AN nATI V WRT)NV.AnAV. MAP.(ITT 25. 1()1 1 1 T H fAN lA T VX~T1~'~hA ifAP(T~ ~1( 1 L:.j Iv 1 %--i 1 a L1 V U H 1L jI vvI, ar i ,Uvac4S 1' % rrl Orel p .1 1 l 1 Annomnc?:7 List of Illay E N aR PLeTIP List Patrons, Patronesses, for | Autogiros Will Not Sup Airplanes to Gr Ponts Out Advantages, Faults, Inherent in New Type of Craft. v ,e Plant Conventional eat Extent. Stalker Says I ha$ Goin on I - -THEATRES 45 degree...…
…25, 1931 THE CMICHIGAN DAIL P PA'G'. ~0~4 HUMAN RELATIONS PARLEYS PROMOTE Conference Here to be Similar Country During Year. to Those Held Throughout ALL FAITHS TAKE PART Workman Charged With Federal Syndicalism ( [} Rf(l[* n Alleged Attempt to Wreck Navy Dirigible L / ^0f_ K yy;S~r NV I-: .I (f HIGH SC'HOOL ti ~V"- S _Spectacular Success Pf Camp f S V'}of1 Camp 5 }..Due to Intensive Training. Journalism Students Judge Beauty Contest i...…
…TH, EMICHIGAN SAILS' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1931 DAIL ...EDA, A1-25-13 _, ,_..- - Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control ar Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all newsedis- paetches credited to it or not otherwise credited n this paper and the local news published herein. Enter...…
…25,, 1931 THE, TCHIGAN DA Ia'L .k _ A 25,, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. qwl wvqU " " I. , A Am . . Jean Botsford Selected as Chairman for MRGARE1\T OBRIEN NAMED ASS ISTANTI AT CLASS MEEI ELECTED HEAD OF 1932 JUNIOR PLAY Barbara Braun Named Business Manager; Katherine Barnard Heads Properties. EMILY BATES GIVES TALK li t i 7 7 I M 1 1 i i i 3 x a 1 a t t 1 Catherine Heeson Is in Charge of Arrangements for Programs. Jean Botsford ...…
…THE MICH16AN DAILY WEDNtSDAY, MARCH 25, 1931 A i A &-A AT 3 A %~ 1 A A '-A (°°I Lit U 1 Y. A J-j 1 .._. MIY Mf f7;i euswnn sew irn + . wrrwrz A Edmon REGRET_ B PBILICITY North Central's New President States Asociation Held Advisory Position. James B. Edmonson, Dean of the 'School of Education and president of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, stated in an interview yesterday that there is no danger of a spli...…
…ESDAY, MARCH 25, 1931 c Ir N DATT.Y 1 1- L MT1\..-Tf 11A 1 Ll-l 1 L V " St. Y * . 4 ~ t S . INJRAURAL OPEN WNTER SCHEDLE To BE CONCLOUDED Finals of Leagues in Several Sports Will Feature Card of Annual Event. Exhibition Matches to Furnish Added Attraction on Card for Those Attending. Exhibition Matches in .SquashScheduled The Toledo Athletic club is bringing nine squash players to compete in the Open H-ouse ex- hi ition tonight. The...…
…,MTCHIGAN DATL WF.T)NF: I7AV. MARCH 5_ All -- MI H G N fA L JJJ.JS V**f.*i f. 1Vi'tt LL1X iVll11(,l..R GTr 1 J1 " -, Engineering Freshmen: The next assembly will be held in the usual room instead of in Natural Science auditorium as announced. Frosh Frolic Favors: Additional favors for the Frosh Frolic have ar-: rived and may be secured at the Union desk any day this week in ex-j change for the little grey receipt given out at the dance. E...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 oe *~~t lai tMH MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 125 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS 3,56 OTE; POLL co TI UES Tooi SENIORS TO VOTE ON OBSERYANCE Class of Literary College Will' Ballot on Continuation of Traditions. HOLD MOCK ELECTION1 Class Day, Senior Swing, Classl Banquet Will be Revisedj or Abolished.' PRI ESIDENT RUTHVEN CASTS VOTE COACHES MOURN IN DAILY'...…
…THLIZ VMIC H U'AN, DAILY TiUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1930 I _ FIRST SIX MTHSIMORMON TEMPLES TO BE CENTERS OF WORLD-WIDE FIV R XIi~ ord Trying to Buy OF INST RAIONS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS IN HONOR OF FOUNDING Early Type Windmil fONTINUE ON VIE- ,CONTNU.......,-. LAUDED- IN ARTIC LE! I ' AT CAMPUS HALLSK [NP,PL NS BIGMADE FOR OCEANFLGT Aviators of Many Countries Hope to', Accomplish Atlantic Crossings Soon. NO SOALO HOPS PLANNED Profss Plok Pae...…
…TH~ MtCN.-- JIin PACE -THRME MACHINElKE MENAMERICAN INTERNATIONAL B - - jjfAN5 SEEK S IN SPEE MEMBERS LEAVE FOR SWITZERLANDE SNews From Other Colleges Y RABBIFRAKLIN Convocation Speaker Deplores Industrial Efficiency of Modern Age. SEEK RELIEF IN SCHOOLS Present Deification of Power Seen as Principle Cause of Growing unrest. Religious and educational insti- tutions should have courage to teach a way o'f living, to stimulate growth intelle...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 25, Afditoatt Batt# Publish-d every morning except Monday during ti eniversit7 year by the Board un Contiol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledy to the use for republication of all news dis-~ patches credited to it or nt otherwise credited in this -paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at A...…
…CH 25, 1930 THE MICHIGAN, D ILY a aa. TP R' 2M T 2C-1 TCAN{.L T l./d- 1" .'1Y JIMA -, ==" %I zRom -- ----) qwv -__. .....__._-r.... ..___._._., _ __ _._ -____ -- __,_._. ., ANOR lE JANAMERICAN DANCER ELEANNOR COOKE, JANE YEARND, ANtIWINS PARIS FAME HERMNE SOU MED CATE League Officers Are Nominatedl for Spring Elections, Wed., nesday, April 2. CAUCUSES PROHIBITEDj Vote Will be Taken at Election I on Present System of Nomination. CAL...…
…PAGE S'Ix THE. MICHIGAN- DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 2 1'G SXTE IHGAAIYTESAMA. * . ; ,: .. , , 1 <. Y ! ... 1F ,l. . x. . ... a s e._ a i .. h f . :L : PREPARE FOR NATIONAL MEEl C! COACH MANN PICKS eonnS or r Er !EN VARSITY A LL SQUAD FOR CED INDOORS -RNhhI rlTfrfiramural Po gam IL OC IRNIVIN FOR trnr L~isL r NF HT HI SlwsVaried Sport * Activities S u c c e s s Four Wolverine', Who Competed Ity a * in astYea's eetAmong the many ...…
…T14E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGt BEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1'AG~ ~'EN 1 Wrestling Meet Is Slated For This Week C LASSIFIE wooADYIFtIS~IIG WOLVER ILES WILL i Sport Briefs - 3 SU.S. * I-M Check-up Shows* /l T T ENTRY FOR GRAND NATIONAL Success of Varied * i \1[611 IxI Athletic Program nIILL FED T O PILOT a- KOW. a I huLL MBy Bob Townsend. Parker May be Unable to Make Hoosier football is off to an early start having already seen two...…
…PAGE MGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEEIGH THEMICHGAN AIL DAILY OFFICIAL BU LLEI SCIENTISTS TO STUDY COMPONENTS1 OF FOG BY USE OF NEW METHODS! M _ - __ _Ii (By Associated Pres) but the scientist has classified fog Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all membersC RI E a r 4 of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 24- in more than a score of forms, in- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:3...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g t t A4100 ii.- MEMBER PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 134 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1928 FOURTEEN PAGES i ,. , r ?f t: TE CH PIO SHIP SM-ASH FORMER MAR TO MAKE iOft HEAVY DECISION 1H'BBELL AND RELAY QUARTET ESTABLISH NEW BIG TEN~ STA N DARDS WALKER ISDISQUALIFIED' Darnall Sets New National Record In Dash Event As Ten-in Captures Title For Second Time By Arv Schaleben, The Minnesota D)aily MINNEAPOLIS, M...…
…1'AGE31 TWO t' - TJAE MICHIGAN DAILY SITN',I)AY, MARCH 25, 1928 TI IE MICI-IIGAN DAILY SUN.DAY~ ~1 AflCII 25. 1928 . . ,... s r. t I . . . .. .. .a I. STARTING TOMORROW At Last! The Girl Nobody No's!. L DRELEI' S HERE! Weatch your husbands, ladies! Watch your watches, getnts! Lorelei's here. Yes, none other than the world's most fascinating blonde. Famous heroine of "GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES"-the book that set the world laughing an...…
…SUtTNDAY. MARiCH 25 928i THE MICIGAN DAILY T'A\CE 'TTIREl' S0~iVl y~, ( iillO',VC(l l)y A ad VC\V ('arne- FE NM AKER S ORATORS TO FOR AWARDS F~inal pomn~2tition in CONTEST VICTOR C. VAUGHAN, FORMER MEDICAL SCHOOLEA PRAISES UNIVERSITY GROWTH ON RETURN TO CA Dr. Vitr .Vugafre progress had been very rapid., fe leedah rate Cof Ithe ave TUISDAIdean of the Medlical school, in an Dean Vaughan, as he is still ;lian has beet; lowered ur intervie...…
