…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...…
…1STABLISHE r iga 4 &iiIN MEMBER I ASSOCIATED XL. NO. 101 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS _..... .l pa 'LE CONTINUES YOUS T METF ' SHOW OFF' PHESS BUILDING Box office sale of tickets for Play S Production's presentation of 'Show, Ioff,"the three act comedy by George Kelly, will continue from 1n' lu k' ul k thie jf EX PENSS LISTED ON YOUTH AFTER ON CLASS BUDGET 'TRAIN COLLISION 1 UNIO...…
…THF MICHIGAN DAILY TUSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 -___ r Prof. Thomas C. Trueblood, who is spending the winter touring ,South Africa, has written to his niece, Miss Anna L. Tomlinson,' of Ann Arbor, disclosing the interest- ing progress and activity of the Un- iversity's big observatory located at Bloemfontein, Orange Free State, South Africa. Bloemfontein, where Professors1 Rossiter, Jessup, and Donner of the University faculty are making ob-...…
…Wg$DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 100 TPP. MVr *W:Tr.,AxT TIA-I'l-V PAMP Vn".V, MY Ul : ,L.Yr,FEBrt.. RY. 25. .P 1~s'ea TT11G. llt* ...;:lfl lTTCWa' M Th l:aN1 VD A -+.:,y'h _,-. Z ~ V A .. _.l.. . l.A . J. . ._T ,._.. . L . __ ..... _S. !T.1 _ a s'bL.4A;I .a.J.A.,-a L'. it ,... __ _ CLASS REASURERS TO HOLD MEETING! WITH COUNCILM4EN1 Will Continue Collecting Class Dues Says Auditing Body. I Lewis,,-Former Democratic Leader'in Senate to Fight Denee...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "TL'SEA, ~ERt1W 25; 1i30 mom Published every morning excsept Monday during the University year by the Board In E Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled l to the use for republication, of .all news dis-t patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published1 berein.- Entered at the postoffice a...…
…TUES~DAY, R'r BRUA!RY 25, 1U'6 EtH MICHIC AN -D ATEY ' 4. H, 4Si v A nA 4$ * 4 f N '. 4 7- R+?A "rt r; } -----t- Inc V AS Imo . .jj . l d. _ . CLOSE FINAL PLA OF SKATING ENT IN SPORT CARNIV 9 Dash and Obstacle Race Events Followed by General Skating, Scheduled. INVITE WOMEN TO COME Fancy ,Skating Exhibition Giver to Provide Enjoyment for Everyone. Plans for the skating carniva: which is being held from 2:30 tc 5 o'clock Wednesday at...…
….'TT4r AltTr..tittr..bN n.A1t.V TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1930 Pr . e1 t14 V!T C V21 %.A .",-4UyDY FBRAY 5 13 OL VERINE GRAPPLERS FALL BEFORE INDIANA, 14-12 p __ - -_ n TRIANGULAR MEET IS SCHEDULED FOR. THURSDAY NIGHT Announcing the time of the tri- angular meet with Michigan State and Michigan State 'Norml as; Thursday, February 27, at 8 p. m.,, Coach Steve Farrell sought to cor- rect a false impression that the meet was scheduled fo...…
…4 T1UESDAY , FERUARY 25, 1930 TANKMEN PREPAr TO FACE WILDCATS Michigan Natators Will Meet Strongest Opponents Next Friday. THE M I C H I-C A N"DA I Y PAGE 8Nv SCOTT CAPT AINS YALE POLOISTS { -1 BOTH TEAMS UNBEATEN According to Coach Matt Mann there will be no let up in swimming practice for the entire week, with the Varsity working overtime in preparation for the crucial meet of the season. The Wolverines are scheduled to encounter th...…
…lp Q-r MOB "THE . IgTC H I A ATLY THE N'II~HIGAN ~DAY, ~T~fl'A~Y 25; #Si W ____. 1 i _ _ I e ,or James F .'.. Dunlap Will give an illustrated talk. on 'V ergil's A'sso- 1 i r nnir Nii1 10i hthe Rty of 'Nuple, oHIL i0ut rkI AL LILLLI I I 1 faetxlty Women's Club--Book.shelf arnd Stagie Section meets this afternoon, at the home of Mrs. S. F. Gingerich, 4 HgladRod Publication In the Bulletin is constructi re notice to all members Mr.WW....…
…,4 ,ESTA13BSHED iga N. MEMBER PRESS ... VOL. XL. NO. 87. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JANUAR Y 25, 1930 EIGHT PAGES I PRICE Fr" CENTS NAA EEA E ngland's Minister DFERE USI Nueum Colleagues I MPSIJIJ UASnion Opera May Be' TalksHWihHTardiWatch Presentation SMOIM H SAolished, Delares CONSIDERCRUISER #7 INDS SUPPORTERS of Kauffman PlaqueTI U E SPEECHES ON Late Press Dispatch S Ffyfinsadclege f u l Repots that the Union opera, for f ...…
…PAGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY; JANU7ARY~ 25, 193U: MEETING HELD TO ~POAR XPEITIN~ENFORCEMENT. MAODI~l lK 1ThFTT CONSIDER CHANGE AT SUGGESTION OF IN PROHIBITION 1Andre MVorize Wins IDEMOCRAT LEADS ru irRi fl TT[MPTS SECRETARY MLO Hearts of Students WET BLOC FIGHNTUIIfJUlIUVIIl I iI During Limnited VisitHU LIfi! . "a kUIIU :+~L H-e came he saw, and he con- I BE IV R £ E quered the hearts of the students.: City N Pro. AdrcMoriz...…
…40 0 ', ANUA'RY25', 19T30 TH E M I C H IGAN D-AILY- BSoule cres Loo Must Provide For N PactsE igned at the present Lon- don Naval Disarmament conference lbe of nvalue in averting fu- ture warfare unless special provi- sion is made for chemical disarm- Ground Floor of Architectural ament, B. A. Soule, of the chemis- School to House Art Work try departnent and a student of chemical warfare, declares. Throughout February. "The next war wi...…
…?aOZ rot THE MICHICAN DAILY P'fbikhed evey morning e'cept Monday during the u;niversity 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 otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published lerein. wealth and interest of their alum- ni, Mean whie a n...…
…8ATEBY,1~~UftY~5' ~u~TH E M IC H IC AN I2- 6A CC r. t:,'E FIVr * ......_2 tP~Y AVLDEEATS S? RT Li8P NSNAVAL DELEGATES' SPORT CLUB PLANSINWITH CONFERENCE, THIRD SKI AFfAIR' Season's Pastime to be Featuredr b W.AA. at Arboretum This Afternoon. SKIING PROVES POPULAR' At 2 o'clock this afternoon, a! - party will start 'for the Arboritum from the Field house on the third ° skiing party of the season s on- , WIVES HAVE SCHEDULES CROWDED SESS...…
…PAd:E fx T HFE M ItCV1TCdAN& Y I TT- SATURDAY; JANUARY 25, 1930 .:___ VARSITY AND TORONTO' 1' SWIMMERS CLA SH TONIGHT r CANADIAN CHAMVPS HOPE FORVlITRY Three Olympic Stars Included in Lineup of National Y.M.C.A. Titlists. WALKER, GORDON CLASH Some of the best swimmers in Canada and the United States will oppose each other when the To-, ronto Y. M. C. A. natators com- pete with Michigan at 7:30 tonight in the Intramural building pool...…
…SATURDAY, -JANUARY 25, 1930 r" T UJ r , AA -T O-L4 -T r-, 'A - NT A.4 I ' V ,AMA dVlb AMCMM-MV Wolveril UNTRIED MICHIGAN TEAM IS__FAVORED' C n yr C'Ar" 4~ 4v!1 A? u ?.? A? 1 .} 4E"E Fencers i l Meet Spartans Today Varsity Natators Meet MAJOR LEAGUES TO STAGE SIX Canadian Title Holders BROTHER ACTS IN 1930 SEASON, t (Continued From Page 6) _ terest is centered in these free style Included among the approxi---atet hh___ events as the...…
…~K~~czT H L M IC'HIGCAN XIY __C____ ~A'U~T?, AItYARY H.. 19M DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, P~ublication 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. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday) SHOPS MAINTAINED F~OR A/AN UFACTUfl !WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Un- knowin to the average person, ti Postoiffice Department inaint ains in; Washhington a factory which mnakes I all of ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 IC V Alw- Ahr ATN M 4t t I tilj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, No. 23. U NI ERSITIES DE NY CARNEGIE CHARGES; DENOUNCE REPORT Vehement Disapproval Is Voiced by Leading Colleges at ! Allegations. BIG TEN 0. K.-GRIFFITH Brown, Bucknell, and New York ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS R |Convocation Speaker to Give Message From Wide Experience with Students Bringing a wide ex...…
…I PAGE 'old ' THE MICHIGAN DAT1.Y s' IDAY. OC'T'OBER 25. 1 AN. THV MTCHTCIAM V'~ATT V * a, ~ * %.aK..J*V eat,, *.,&a~, I s t UV 1 VL)IZJ" 4t t 1Z/4V P 11clTAPROOM TO GET Clarke Knows Psychology of Cowboys, Says I UNI( MUNICIPLLAU Screen ReflectionsI RADIO OFAM I Dr. Scott in Interview on Plainsman-Poet A plfl 11 ,Play by play reports of the Mich- 1"Badger Clarxe nas broken into Leather". Among the selections 1 .gan-Illinois game on Satu...…
…7_.IDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 COMPANIES OFFERTe RESEARCH PR IZES THE MICI IIAN DATLV PAG E THREE chnic to Appear FIRST EDIT IONS OF EARLY WORKS Tomorrow in First ON SCIENCE EXHIBITED BY, LIBRAR Y TCiI g mP -ir llv siaifion t l~ms th first XaaLtu Ul :? Illt OSe Rare and costly books pertaining to early science. many of them first anish tansati voumes:c e irs English translation of Euclid by Sir i A I a 9 P a c 040ress School Announces ...…
…FALL'rOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY rMZMAY CC'TGIEA 25,- i9 rr nrim Published every morning except Monday during the Univesit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledj to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the posto.. ...…
…FRMDAT,, OCTOMh1R 25, 1020 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE PTVE t ... 3 4 11 ~AS'MA I 4 q~i nq' LEAGUE BAZAAR HAIR91MAN ANNOUNCE FOR ANNUAL AFFAIR SCHEDULED DEC.,6-7 + Dorothy Flynn is General Chairman McKaig to As CABARET TO BE F Appointed ANNUAL BANQUET' Beth OF PAN -HELLENICI si=st. IS SET FOR NOV. 4' PROF. TRUEBLOOD PADslCglHD0I nnrrSTUDENTS ASKED SPEAKS TO CLUBnvrniV TO LEARN RULES When the League, with its mani- Professor-Eme...…
…'PAGE SIX -THE ~MTCHTr.AMN ATIVaL ,* Y~ ~ FrIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1929 nd x f x a !-a x a v a^s k v L~ !- 1 1s s_ ... v.._ _ , _., w J WOLVERINE GRIDDERS STOP OVER IN WIND Y CITY i OLEINSFAE'range And Blue Likely To Meet Michigan ___----- Without Services of Stellar Quarterback TRESS OFFENSIVE I5s T fl[E HU RIDE Freezing weather, rain, and snow flankman, who started the Iowa has driven the Illinois football game.- ----M- - --- team...…
…FRIXDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1920 T E MC I N DAL HE MICHIGAN AIL"' . P'AGOE V .} FIFTEENTH WOLVERINE-ILLINOIS GAME TO BE STAGED SATURDAY CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Oct. 24.-Red# Ralph Fletcher had intended. for .. Grange ran rough shood over a be-I Cuchk Carney. Dunn went through wildered Michigan team, 39-14, and the Illini team 75 yards for a touch- ~a Wolverine eleven, beaten four down. The "fighting Illini" fought times, upset a championship Illii ...…
…r 9-..,. -, ...,..,.,, -.,,. THE MICHICAN DAILY THUTRSDAY, OC'i Gl2EP' 24, 1020 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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) ' Aero 5: The Monday 1-5 section will meet on October 28......... F. N. =M. Brown. Zoology 32 (Heredity). Absentees from the examination last June will meet in Ro...…
…TEWEATHER Unsettled conditions; some- what warmer. _______________________ __________________________ ol 4 r v' u m m P 4 d4h MEMBER OF Trip. ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. X, No. 27 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS PURDOM SHOWS VALUE p PETLAYH RE TANSITION STAGES OF PERSONNEL WOR IN GRADEPREDICTION MISSOURI PROFESSOR GIVES REPORT OF EXTENSIVE SCHOOL SURVEY' USES 18 POINT SYSTEM Seventy Percent of Co1ege Failure Tra...…
… eitus Twu THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 i s = 1 N umtttr Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 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 rub- lished herein. Entered at the Ann Arbor, Michigan, postofl'ic...…
…THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 MODONALD ANNOUNCES INTENTION OF VISITINGi UNITED STATE-S SOON! PRIME MINISTER TELLS HOUSE OF DECISION MADE IN NAVAL PROGRAM THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGN THRI LEADERS IN PHILADELPHIA'S PENNANT DRIVE ®VISITING WOMAN jFINDS INVITATION HERE COURTEOUS I ? f . . 1 DAWES' ARRIVAL TIMELY' Premier Announces Parity Agree- ment with United States Am- bassador Dawesj (By Associated Press) LONDON, July 25-Premier Ram- say ....…
…PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHI' "I'4 DAILY THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 r. - i i DAILY OFFI CIAL BULLETI Publicaton 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 THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1929 No. 27 ANNOUNCE PLANS CIRCUS ARRIVES FOR '33_MEETING IN TOWN TODAY' Plans for the annual "Freshman Perhaps A...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ahr t r ..0 rim ro f""m -atl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES RSIT i .. , . . r LL Tim DI s , . 4 REGENTS MAKE 1817 FOUNDING DATE REPUDIATE TI ru I ml ACTION Michigan F laces 16 In Track Meet' I ff &I. II IfifIN f I IM fAll TEN INNING GAME I nlLUL 1I[I IFILL Centennial Celebration Pans Entirely Cancelled NEW BUDGET IS APPROVED-...…
…7 . PA-GE O THE MICHIGAN DAI LY SA'T'T'RDA'Y', MAT 25; 1929 ' ~ThPAUETWO~ SATTJRDAY, MAY 25, 1929 4 FEATINGINSECTKing George Regains Health At Resort; Te Leaves For Windsor Castle After Long Stay IURIOUS TO FOREST TREES IN LAKES AREW EHEE PPresent Education Temed Hazar s it rdous E WOOD DESTROYED IN LAST 20 YEARS IS ENOUGH TO CIRCLE EARTH SAWFLY IS WORST PEST Professor Graham'To Leave June 9 To Make Investigation Of Conditions Leaf...…
…, _ THE M T iC'H C "A K 13 TES' -."' ' .. 3 THE T~r~ ~r.... w ,w'rna STATE DfAfRD TO ASKI M'chigan Places 16 Men In Big Ten Track and Field Carnival A niimw itrii nu inrIfI~h Lt Evanston s: ;. , VI1V Y IA1I N (Continued From Page One) ton (Iowa); third, Heintz (Ohio). SUMMARIES Time-1:57.4. 120 yard high hurdles-First heat Second heat-Won by Martin won by Sentman (Illinois); second,! (Purdue); second, Hayes (Ohio); Crooks (Ohio). Tim...…
…PAGE TPOUS THE FMIC FTGTCN EDATLY. f qp n,.~' ~' '-* "" - - - SATURDAY. MAY25. 129 .. ,U Putblished every morning except Monday dCrIrg the University year by the Boardin Control of Student Publications. Member of Westera Conference Editorial Assoiation. The Associated Press" is exclusive'y 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...…
…" a" .+ ! . -' ., . .Y ... :4 t A .' 4k s. .4 -WI '1 4. ..Ay A tCYe 1. A:SJ~l'. Mult iad1 Y f SATURDAY, MAY 25, .1929 THE MICHIIGAN IDAIEY PAUL WIvE -. .. .: .F--T ____ !! . -. k kVAVA-- VW __ v ® A i: .__-..m. . - ~ BREAKAST AND PLAY STARS OF BONSTELLE THEATRE PLAY ORPLAflWI RESULTS OF NEW IMAGINATION IS WOI DISCUSSED BY EUGENIE CHAPEL- TEST DISCUSSED SINGER'S ASSET TICK(TS TO B SOLD 0Phyllis Loughton, Jean Lowell, Forme...…
…tati -1 mom, 46 h6 r H 11 * Wl -1 Co H,41- C-A N - n, A 1"1:,y . Va *ws '. ' 1 r w L; l l t :"Lh1Y1 .lL'1lyY Gay 1 . _ VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM MEETS ILLINOIS TODAY n. ILLINI MUCH IMPOVED OVER FIRST SHOWTING Fred Asbeck Is Slated To Take Mound Against Traditional Diamond Rivals LAST GAME FOR SUCKERS One of the most important games on the whole Wolverine baseball schedule will be played this after- noon when Coach Fisher's men in- va...…
…- ~ EATURTDA, MAY 2d, 19 ~.Uhe W i EIGHTH VICTRY FOR ' BENGAL MOUDSTI l TH4E MICHIC AND13 1E Y .. ns From Sox In 21 Innings Col AR Chicago Cubs Take First Place ByTurning Back Cards With 5-4 Score LYONS LOSING PITCHER George Uhle, star moundsman for the Detroit Tigers, won his eighth straight victory in as many starts, turning back the White Sox yesterday at Comiskey park in 21 innings. After the seventh inning it turned out to be a ...…
… PAGE EIGHT 'rHEF.MTCTIITlAN D AITIA SATUflDAY, MAY 25, 1929 225 Angell 11a9,1; Schenk, 209 Angell Hall; Stevens, 1035 Angell Hall; I Colonel Miller Attends Conference; Turner, 1025 Angell Hall; Water, 229 Anrell Hall; Wells, 2203 Anrgell (D IL OFCIL ULEN ~ *E.A Wlar Discusses Measures For Future War Publication in the Bulletin is contructive notice to all members Luthicran Students: Colonel II. W. Miller, professor of the last ten years ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g1 Ar ttr4t an I. MEMBER ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 149. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1929. EIGHT PAGES e tl yA 7 h 1 J j J yy 1 / 7 7 l Z i d f l f j R j y t SCHOOL TEACHERS OPEN SIXTIWmFOURTH ANNALCONCLAVE REGISTRATION WILL B E G I N IN UNIVERSITY HALL THIS MORNING LITTLE TO GIVE ADDRESS First Regular Session Scheduled For This Afternoon; Informal Reception Wil Follow Registration for the sixty-fourth me...…
…. TWO I tflIMHf CA N'EATEY TWO TIIUAP2~1~29 - .n.., ROSSGORMANLRCHESTRALEADER, HAS MASTERED MAN INSTRUENT& NOUC TO ARCTI POT AIRA Announcement To Replace Carlson As Aerologisti the Michigan Ce For University Expedition tra, the teav Litrains, one leavi At Mt. Evans Post 4:15 o'clock in t arriving at Chic IftBBS HEARS FROM BYRD 5 the other leavi Word has been received by Dr. 't':e,andar rvi William H. Hobbs of the geology Io'clock. departm...…
…-. rnsixA~ A~fl~2~1~Q -T IVI I c 1-1 A " r; -A. T - L Z 7 IwM11+±MP ..H a. a v a a t - i. a * -" . * . 1 .L .1a +r [di . i . AER T EXISTENE OF <PNALDE1AT1HtRAY - t Machine Producing 3,000,000 Volts Is Invented By Erstwhile Wireless Instructor REPORT STIRS ENGINEERS (By Associated Press) SEATTLE, April 24--The asserted existence and operation in San Franciscoof a potential deathray' machine, producing 3,000,000 voltsI of man-made light...…
…PAGE FOUR THE M ITCHIGAN DALy TmfR~bAY ~APIL~r Published every morning except Monday d, ing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference EditorialE Association. The' Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to 'the Lase for republication of , all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and; the local news pub- lihd herein. Entered at the postofice ...…
…THUR$DY~,APRILt25,:1920 ,TW Mir"TrISAM n.I:TI-*V - .-, b UI vi--I ! r UTRE PRESIDENT OF THE NNOUNCEWOMEN'S LEAGUES' ASSOCIATION GLEECLUB UNIVERSITY OF PLANS CONVENTION HERE IN 1931 All mmbrs of the university IFAILII[SELECTS NFWH MICHIGAN LEAGUE m erLANTERN NG ;yGirls' Glee club whose names L UoLU LUs Delegates from more than 100 co- sistance of every undergraduate. , begin with the letters A to M in- Trr__ceducational schools throughout the...…
…r . . ,. ,-I THPI M T~C J.. I-Riiu wsL '25PPiILl'>-l g' _' M+ ' L 1 1 lil i r.l a . a v a DIAMOND, TRAG TEAMS LEAVE ON INVASIONS TODAY BABALLTEAM Varsity Golfers Finish Qualifying LEAVESFOREASTPURPE TO BERVEThree BadgerTennis LiSCOcFEATi onsin Will Send $d of Thirteen' Players Will) OTMen Are Experienced Squads To Two Meets Meet Syracuse BothIFriday r P ((SpecialTo eDaily)Special To The Dail) And Saturday MADISON, Wis., April 24.-Thr...…
…TnMSD.AV, APRIY 25, 1929 THE MI HIGCAN Atll- { SEEN' N , .,.. .... __._ _.__ _ - Z PAO~ ~I, TRACKMNEAVERj DIAMON D RELYSAODAu A weekof big league b 0 AK HIA 1having been concluded, the namnes (Continued From Page 6) of several rookies stand out as hav- mour in the 440, Lomont in the 8$0, ing shown exceptional ability in Benson in the three quarters mile, the early games of the season. The and Monroe in the final mile. In- American League ...…
