…SDAY, MAY 2136,THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fisher's Men Will Meet Strong Western State Nine Sease Win By Captain On M After The Wol be seeking day when i State Teac Rained o inning ina at Kalama: seeking rev they suffer of the Mic a four-yea State comp Coach H that Capta on the m pitch for t followed b scheduled1 Ed Abbot the call fo Hibba On the r team that starts in] .'r H'bba summer. Another Frank Sec tional reec alternate ateur tean are senio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AN DA IL ,, ;., .4 Legion, are fascist we do not: mean that they: are actually advocating fascism. Very often, as was the case no doubt with the Black Legionnaires, these forces of reaction are unwittingly' fascist. Sometimes it is their ignorance and superstition. Sometimes it is their lack of understanding of, or refusal to understand vital economic and social questions. And sometimes it is just plain greed and cruelty...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY =PAGEFIVE 1 Sophomore, Junior WT omen Are Chosen For Honorary Positions. 4 _ cYerry -CGo- Ngsid For Summer 5po its - Y STEPhIANIJE It won't be long before Ann Arbor goes into seclusion for a week or so for those inevitable finals . .. Everyone seems to be making the most of these last week-ends before the fray .. .Almost all the houses are giving parties and this past week-end came in for a good share of the...…
…P'A GESI T HE MICH IG AN D AILY TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1936 Prof. Bromage Leads Section In JulyFarley Will Conduct Discussions At Virginia Convention On Local Governmentj Prof. Arthur W. Bromagc of the political science department has been chosen to lead the discussion section on "Local Government," a division of the University of Virginia's annual Institute of Public Affairs, which will be held in Charlottesville, July 5 to July 18. Professor ...…
… The Weatlher LL Si.ur ig9an 4:Iaij Editorials Responsibility Of The Alumni . Fair today; tomorrow cloudy followed by showers; not much change in temperature. VOL. XLV. No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan Wins Conference Track Title As Owens Sets Three World's Records . , Nineteen To Seek Council Posts Monday Elections Of Members Of Control Boards Also To Be Held Tomorrow Balloting Wi...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26,i935 4stlon toi the Bulletn Is onstructiv notice to all members ofik ty. Cp reeived at the ama. of the Asitant to the Proid unt 3:30; 11Ma.m. Saturday. SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935 baritone, from Lewisville, Ind., stu- VOL. XLV No. 174 dent of Professor Arthur Hackett from the School of Music, will give Notices a Graduation Recital, Tuesday, May Attention of All Concerned: Name- 28, at 4:15 in the School of Music ly ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Splits Double Header With Wisconsin Baseball Team Wolverines Win By. 13-7 Score, Lose First, 6-3 Badgers Win Over Larson And Are Defeated By Patchin In Final MADISON. Wis., May 25. - IP) - Michigan split a double-header with Wisconsin here today dropping the first contest 6 to 3 and winning the second 13-7. Michigan Ford, 3b ........... Rudness, of ......... Paulson, 2b ......... Oliver, lb ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIGHUIANI D~A~JLY ,-, -_ -: -,x In .,,. , ,.....,. ; ... ....: .. - .. ,. ,...,_ ._.. .<, ,.:.... F:., _+. :-.. ,;.. .. r,. .-._ .a __ .. _ . _a.., .: :c:=,r-t --rr. -:_^-'tr x; :. criTTr'.w l+.r: row4 . THE MICHIGAN DAILY II Iu 1- - :: . - 7 Pubitbaed every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Ass...…
…ASY, MAY 26, 1935 THE MfiCHIr A N it A lT.v T1 ' (11( AN T AI V . ~ L1V1 1U. .L US.U L " .1.1 x71 3. H L 1. r.&'JL zIVi 2 advisors F o r Freshmen Will Hold Meeting Nazimova Stars In Dra matic Season 'Comedy Honor Groups Have Colorful Prof. Bursley Will Explain Duties Entailed During Orientation Period' The first meeting of the Freshman Advisers of the orientation commit- tee will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the League at which time...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNbAY, MAY 26, 1935 _IN_ THE WORLD OF BOOKS Shadow-Like Adeline Of Jalna Dominates New La Roche Book WfILTEP Essay flnnual Revives The Familiar Essay.. a diverse heads as Education and Phil- Author Finds A New Bernard Shaw In Coming Festival Play YOUNG RENNY: Jalna-1906 She is too vivid and honest a creation By Mazo de la Roche; Little, Brown. to be an afterthought, anyway. Mazo de la Roche began her 'Jalna, Penny ...…
…The Weather Fair and warmer' today and probably tomorrow. L Sit 4;tant 4 aiti Editorials Liberal Organization Fulfills A Nee.. . M I VOL. XLIV No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Kidnaping Is, Prevented By Hotel Maid Servant Refuses To Accept Bribe For Disclosing The Location OfBoy Gives Alarm When Finally Discovered Authorities Link Attempt With Extortion Threat To Manufacturer JACKSON, May 25.-(IP)...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . New Education School Course Is Announced Will Consist Of History Of Education And Study Of Schools Systems A new course, open ;o juniors and seniors, and intended as much for students not seeking teacher certifi- cates as for those enrolled in the School of Education, was announced in an interview yesterday by Dr. Cal- vin O. Davis, professor of secondary education and Secretary of the School of Education. Professor Davis...…
…SATURDAY, MAY ;26, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ATuRDAY..MAY 6._134 T E=MI IGAN DAIL Maize And Blue Nine Seeks Revenge Today From Hoosiers Whitey' Wistert To Pitch Against Hoosiers Today Tennis Team Loses To State, 7 To 2; Meets Chicago Today Drivers In Annual 500-Mile Race Classic Pitcher's Battle Expected When Wilshere Opposes Wistert On Mound Huffman Hits .463 Indiana Whipped Michigan In Last Meeting Between Teams At Bloomington Ind...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RATTIUMV. * WA V On T H MyH (A D TT - -.ra.+cv. _. ..:a.c. C9r--Stl -xdd 'f p& + r1 T b'' 1#' E MICHIGAN DAILY the book-store and the rooming house, are based upon a sincere desire to be of service. We are convinced in general of the sincerity and enthusiasm of the liberal students associated with these organizations. Their efforts, if pursued with proper judgment, may erase the memory of deeds not so well advised, and ...…
…934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lantern Dance, Ticket Sell-Out Is Anticipated Pupils Of Roy Hoyer Are Featured'In Floor Show; Patrons Are Announced( A sell-out of tickets for the Fresh- man Lantern Dance is anticipated, Elaine Cobo, finance chairman, an-, nounced. Consequently, sales will not be opened to men, although women may still obtain tickets at $1.50 in. the. League Hosiery Shop or from committee members' In addition to the appearance of Nate ...…
…* THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 2S. + : raa. .rr .awux* . U, air * New Michigan Forester Out Next Thursday Publication Is Dedicated To Charles W. Garfield, Prominent Forester Minneapolis Strikers And Sympathizers Club Police The Michigan Forester, annual publication of the School of Forestry and Conservation, may be obtained after May 31, Carl J.- Holcomb, '35. F&C, editor-in-chief of the book, an- nounced today. The annual has been d...…
…....... i The Weather Cloudy, showers Friday; scat- tered showers Saturday. P, -_-Iqqllimlmpr at r IRMNENPP- Ar XLlF AAW 'Aw Nl = Ar\ m utr4t V46VWI'&l 11 9 attij Editorials I O'Brien's Assertion And Laird's Apathy VOL. XLHI No. 172 N ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS New Morgan List Reveals Stock Favors Robinson Asks Ouster Of Davis And Woodin For Dealings With House ExPres. Coolidge Named In Probe McAdoo,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Latest Map Of Campus Placed On Sale Here New Perspective Plan By Bukovsky Is Being Sold At Bookstores "The University of Michigan cam- pus in 1933," the first map of the campus to be published in several years, was finished recently by Prof. Paul Bukovsky of the engineering college and is now on sale at local bookstores. The map is a perspective from the point of view of 3,500 feet up and 3,500 feet northwest of the corner ...…
…U1DAY,MAY26,1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ndiana Diamond Team Here For Tilt With Michiian Tc Wolves Have To Win Next Four To CopSecond Hoosiers Toughest Team To Iurdle; Remainder Of Schedule Easier Wistert Will Pitch His Car Superior I Same Lineup To Manuel Plays at IcteCzi On First Start; Short; Michigan's Varsity baseball team will be seeking to stay in the race for second place in the final Big Ten standings in its game with Indiana here ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY ICHIGAN DAILY .I i/_ ,-5 ILBN I TE ^R .MW t~Orf .5T PL N ~J N .111~WC N ..'tM+ 5O( 1+M 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.E MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news...…
….1 ___a_____s_._____________v_______e____Y!_________A CAM~olS Teport Large T"ie4ket Sale For Amt'erican Girls To Be Presented At Court ( 1V - p * Dr. and Mr's. Adolf Loveman, anc Lantern Dance Max Gail's Orchestra To Play At Spring Formal Dance Tomorrow Pleased with the large general campus sale made already, Jean See- ley, ticket chairman, announced that the few tickets left for the all-cam- pus Freshman Lantern Dance will continue on ope...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Anti-Hitler Riots Greet Arrival Of German Visitor Policcien Battle Group Protesting Nazi 'Murder, And Terror' Reginie Chicago World's Fair Scheduled To Open Tomorrow I1 Scores Are Injure *1 Germaiin Representative To Exposition Quits Vessel Unnoticed NEW YORK, May 25.--IP")-Riot- ing broke out today at the North Germany Lloyd line pier in Brook- lyn in connection with the arrival in America of Hans Weidemann, rep- res...…
…ESTABLISHED 16'0 Jr K0iIf *ll ASCIATED . VOL. XLII, No. 172. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932. WEATHER: Thunders torms; cooler. PRICE FIVE CENTS _._..__ _ . . . -. .,,-.a . 2 HONOR CUARDS CUOSEN BY SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENTS Each College to Be Represented by Chosen Group Bearing College Colors. HOLD PRACTICE TODAY Faculties, Regents, Candidates for Honorary Degrees Will March. The seniors chosen by their re- s...…
…TWO _____ THE MICHIGAN, DAILY ACULTY MEMBERS DO BESS INSTITUTE T THIRD SESSION VETERANS STOP TRAIN ON 'BONUS MARCH' PAPER TO CONDUCT PR IBITION POLL THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932. SCHURTZ BACKS BETA THETA PI TAX EXEMPTION CLAIM; SAYS PACK ERRS Nnmerous Legal Precedents Aid Fraternity's Position, Says Grand Rapids Attorney. Memorial Organ Recital Is Held for Founder of Organization in Hill Auditorium. GARDEN Is DEDICATED Hayden Advocates Co...…
…X, MAY 26, 192., " THE MTCHTGAN DATEY FACTE =1 THEMTHTGN 3ATY AGET- Ba.seba FOR ORIENTAL TOUR ON 11THOf 9AUCUST Nine Will Atte mpt to Repeat Successful Invasion of 1930. WILL PLAY IHAWAII Schedule of 15 Gamies Arranged; 'Trip Planned at Mei ji's Invitation. LITeam JA YVEE Certain of Suminer Trip to Japa NE TMEN DOWN ADRIAN, 7 TO( 4 k Publicity director Philip C. Pack. announced yesterday that t h e Michigan baseball team's...…
…T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932. sion of plays "as such," that culminated in "Saint Joan"; whereas "Too True To Be Good," now the current Theatre Guild production in New York, may Dusic and D ama Published every morning except Monday (luring the University be final item in the occasional plays of conversation, by the Board in Control of Student Publications. miscellany, and argument best typified by "Getting drchitects Disgrace...…
…W7 "I - - p r I PLAY PRODUCTION WILL PRESENT ADE LAIDE SYMONS' 'BE ER G.ARDEN' Author Helped.Write Play Given agement and when she completed by Pennsylvania Academy the "Beer Garden" it was selected of Fine Arts. as one of the four for presentation this spring. It has become an annual event Miss Symons has an interesting ahilosophy of the technique of com- for the department of Play Pro- oosing a play." I thing it is a grand duction to prese...…
…... _ .._.THEL I gIIIU A IV DAILY TIRI AYM), MAY2,19. M DAILYOFFICIALBULLETIN Public ation iii the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the 1.iive-L. oi~u (recev~tived althe o ff fthe Assitant to I the President until 3:30 ; 21:30 a.m . Saturday. O. MU SDA"Y, MAY 26, 1:932 No. 172 jf IVOL. XLII. I' NOTICES I Members of the Guard of Honor: A meeting for the purpose of instruction and drill (of the Guard of Honor for the Comm...…
…I. tr ' 4att -0 AS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1931 TS 1 1 1 E E cou IYCIL P urka Thoroughly Enjoys Doing Greek Drama; Likes Ibsen Plays I to By Margaret O'Brien Expansive though regal, the Yur- ka swepst away all the 'usual for- malities of an interview, and spokel from the heights of the charms of a college town with a disarming quality ...…
…THE MIC14ICAN f)ATLV _ _____ .1 - o 4DonaldB. MaMillan Traces.Air Route RffIT[W for Trans-Alanic Tripito London in Jtrne IUJIILI Il UV 3 I Board Extends Its Sanction of Plan by .Mail; Voting r Is Unanimous. 45 ~MEMBERSHIP OU TLINEU; Sigma Rho Taux to Hold Initiation Ceremo~nies rToday Preceeding Its AiwumalHoniors Banquet Rites to Tike Place at Stuamp NearEngne~iugArch; -The reg. ular spriwn l intioii of Sigma Rho Taul, egneigde- bating s...…
…THE MICHIGAN D4TtV:' _____ *nae council, n with the Saturday in .r A. Cooke, of the first is a member of sev- societies, and will re- fall to take her mas-, Botany. This is the ire give as their part ear program.~ An- th~e Detroit asso- -sity of M<ichigan were present e clubs; several is sent letters. Dr. H~amilton. [ng business ses- te adjourned to Terminal tower addrese by Dr. , A.M, '10, a pro- ird medical school 10 years a mnem- of Nat...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY morningexcept-Monday during the University 'er itrol of Student Publications. Western conference Editorial Association. Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- iews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise er and the local news published herein. Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second ial rate of postage, granted by Third Assistant carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50 rbor Press Building. Maynard Street, Ann Arbo...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY cc L MI R Pageant Will Precede L.tern Ni 1ght Cerern ENT OU LEAD1 FUR ANNlUAL PROCESSION ON PALMER FIELD Semi-Final Matches to Be Played Today Have Ordered Will,'Meet Tonight. GUEST S ATTEND INFORMAL PARTY Jordan Hall Entertains Faculty; Hope Eddy Offers Program. Jordan hall held the first of a series of informal suppers for the faculty Sunday night. Margaret Mix, '1 president of the hall and Malvina Lemmle, grad...…
…THE MIC141CAN% DAILY T 01 all W ( Qe Awar J Jn ack Anna 3CET ' ffi iy Nine to Meet Buckeyes at 1 C 'I i Vill Receive Honors fear.. Won by 25 st Year ason. of the 1931 will receive last season, d last night. ST RIBLING, HEAVYWEIGHT FIGH TE R, TRAINS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT Athletics Rout Yankees to Take Double O Bill and Lengthen Lead h i Junipo Wa s h i n g t o n, though rained in Chicago, defeated the C t esterday. stepnd int...…
…T~HE MICH-IGAN DAILY' ,,.. ft 'AMBEA TS IESOT-A, 7-w2CLAl S F'ED i ADVERTISING LIV HD AmericanLc;g Philadelphia . ...... 24 Washington ....20 New York.. .. .9 Chicago .. ........14 Cleveland ... ....1 St. Louis... . ...12 Boston .."..... .11 1 I,' r L 13 13 _21 18 20 s squad ule yes- rely de- team 7 National League St. Louis..... ..18 8 Ne wa York .... ...19 9 Easton ...... . ..... 17 12 Chicago ..........14 14 Pittsburgh. .15 17 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FICIAL BULLETIN tin is constructive notice to all members received at the office of the Assistant to excepting Sundays. '11:30 a., m. Saturday. HO0OVER APPROV ES $38,0OOOUOOO0DROP III POqTAIf iv~riiqrI NEW YORKER ~ at.Large MAY 26, 1931 NO. 170 NOTICES E! SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS! e day remains for the payment of diploma fees. There on beyond 4 p. m, Wednesday, May 27. The Treasur. d Satuaday afternoon. Shirley W....…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 Air IA&M MAP 4lo MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol XXXIX, No. 176 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 EIGHT PAQES ILLI Ul s S -x r _ r " ' . .,. . , ! , ", r , - ,itC TE IACK EI:T VARSITY NINE LOSES T0 ILLINI. TRIPLE IN 13TH VICTORY, 3 TO 2j Wolverines Hold Lead Over Badgers in Big Ten Race ASBECK HURLS GNg BALL Truskowski, Weintraub Captain In Tw Places o Events ri-a Davis Cup Team! Defeats Japan (By Associ...…
…«- ."rW6 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 ILLIMOIS INSTHIRD 810TETARACK(TITLEq this event, scoring nine points when Cave, Sentman and Burkhart took second, third and fourth. Jack Tarbill of Michigan collected the remaining counter, Burkhart nos-1 ing him out for t'e fourth place by inches. The Wolverines collected seven points in the hammer throw when Captain Ketz won the event and George McArthur finished fourth. lCetz brought his ...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929 . . - a.. "+v ,..-, x. .. ... s a,. ee. ..+K.:. .aR,: t . r +er- :...a.., s. 'r.-,. w.., . -.. ... .yA._..._ _. .,.. + ,.z rA _ AiA t. A H NfAl HRtLhF VAUE THREE~Ni Thirty-Sixth Summer Session Promises Attractive Features S331 HAS RAPIO REEANSION Lectures, Spacial Courses And Trips Fill Program Announced Eor Summer Study AUO BAN. INTERPRETED 0 "Where No One Doth The Sinner Ply. .. FIELD COURSES IN SCIENCES PLANNE...…
…PAGE POUi Published eery morning except Mondat $wlng the University year by the Board i Control of Studet Publications. e Member of Westera Conference Editora' Association. -] The Associated Press is exclusively enn titled to the use fo~ republication of all new dispatches credited to it or not otherwise Credited in this paper and the local news pubn lished 'herein.i Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor Michigan, is second class matter. Spec...…
…T H E "M I-H T C-A 7 DAIlE Y FA (;r .1 .... ........ ' 'r s1MA C= I&LSc qu At SALE Of IIKEI T SOCIAL CALENDAR IS CROWDED WITH ENTERTAINMENTS CONTRALTO SINGS UIKT \HONORING MOTHERS, SENIORS, MAY FESTIVAL GUESTS IN SIXTH CONCERT .. SUMMER SCHOOL NEW PHYSICAL. PLANS INCLUDE EDUCATION COURSES .;1 j 'I ..r a -'C °hI 4.i 'Vi !RMothers' house parties, dinners LEitlull IiflVST for May Festival guests, and senior SA D A E Idinners hav...…
…E -t T 14 MIC14TC-AN D -A MY '1lA SAS 26, 1929 Me l ~ii )TI1A AL I x I .1- 1 kwoop-ma GEORGE LOTT WILL PLAY AGAINST MICHIGA MONO Y CHICAGO TENNIS TEM' IcA igTen ( T MEET WOLVERIES Victories Of Michigan And Wiscon- sin Enable Both Teams ToD ni iin ~ Say At Top Of Race FOR BIG TEN 'H 91 Both Michigan and Wisconsin maintained their places at the top of the Conference baseball heap by Third Ranking Player Will Com- virtue of victories...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1920 -4 THE WC I N-DA"TL THE MICHIGAN flATLRz~ s. .r BA SEBA LL TEAM TO MEET BADGERS C D ADVERTISING MnUTAFII[ ill I II lLOTT TO PLAY IN i r I 1 a i i ,J 7 i r C r L O r yyG 1. I r a a R mu t iiuihIL OIL TENNIS MA TCHES 1 TFA(Continued From Page Six) ibinations are undefeated in dual meet competition and the play Two Grames Next Week Withh Wis-I should' be hotly contested. Both consin Will Virtually Decide shte...…
…PAaTEIh THE MIC T IN DATA V SILUTU )AT, tvl AT 19, lo-121 4lows" IStudents' Recital: Mr. Benjamin Z. N. Ing, pupil of Theodore Harrison, will give a graduation recital, Monday evening, May 2'7. at 8 o'cloek, in the Schoolt l of Music Auditorium on Mayna d Street. Miss Louise Nelson will be the Publication in theBulletin is constructive notice to all members accmras. The gneralbi is invte follows:oadisio of he nivrsiy. op reeivd b th Asis...…
…4 ESTABLISHED 1890 I 41P t 4a1111 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I -M -mv - on, -------------------- -- VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 179. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1928. EIGHT PA B16 TEN TRACK PRE~iMINRIES RETZ BREAKS HAMMER THROW RECORD BY THREE INCHES HESTER TIESDASH RECORD Iows Qualifies 21 Men, Illinois 1G, Ohio 15, And Michigan 9, In trial Events By Herbert E. Vedder DYCHE STADIUM, Evanston, Ill., May 25.-By qualifying at leas...…
…THE ,MICHIGAN DAILYx SATURDAY, MAY 26, EWSPAPERS L u TO PL-AN ASSOCIATION IEP{?E S EN \'l'1ilES F1031 FIVE JUNIOR COLLEGESINSAECINE'' PLAN BANQUET AT UNIONi dew Orgaivitloii To Be Sponsored By lBrnwi A. rneuIlces A Michigan College Press associa- tion may be the resul't of tihe meeting of representatives from five Mich- igan junior colleges at a, goon lunch- eon in the Union today. Thie meeting is in charge of Prof. John L. Brunim, head of ...…
…S.H ~MTCITGN AtL I l _ _______...___-- JARAC T ER IS NAMED AS REQUIREMENT- FOR ENTRANCE INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL4 r '" VOPTICAL DAYNLYM EARMN ~"(1hiaracter is wheat we want to finch," Sai Dr. 11 ugh Onabot., professor of ,uirgesry and dleani of the Medical 16o1o1, in an interview in rega rd to the xeent requiremerr - for entranco, in- to the Medical school whereby each ax)plicant is given ri -minute inter- view with Dr. Catbot, Dr. Carl D. 0...…
…R__TI HE MICHIGAN DAILY SA 70 A' 4d- att Baily Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferease 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...…
…a.P M W= *C='* -.-DAILY i ,.,;; 1 TTe-- +. W v 1 Ml~iTCT-4TC a fl aTLa..Y,.:,, * .,, /' " r MLVAVAM as I HOUSING RE GLA TLONS, LEAGUE RULES APPLYTSMESSIN LA SME SEIO EPTION IS PLANNED BY VISERS FOR ALL WOM EN STUDENTS WOMEN'S LEAGUE JUDICIARY COUNCIL ACCOMPLISHES MUCH DURING SUCCESSFUL YEAR, CHAIRMAN STATES "Though the Judiciary council of tion, the advisers give the final decis- we stress individual attention." "sgeaJueicasynon...…
…0 ?HE ,MeHITCAN flATLY BALL TEAM HAS BA TTING A VERA GE OF 3 A ; e rIla n n. ....A L e a d s I te g u l a r s 1 1 -1 0 1 . 4 8 9 Fecentage; Asbeek. McAfee Hare .500 Anti .VA RNER 18_HITS, OFF 01110 ith one more Conference game .re- ning on the schedule, Coach Ray er's Wolverines are hitting for a average. 1n the 13-09 slugging with Ohio State last Tuesday the higan batters" garnered 18,bilts hree Buckeye pitchers, material- nereasing...…
