…4 PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1955 I _T.._ _,,. _ _.__ ___.. NEW SEA ROUTE ANTICIPATED: Midwest Awaits St. Lawrence Seaway Opening ELflNEi EDITOR'S NOTE: Work started this spring on the St. Lawrence Sea- way, which promises to bring, big ocean-going freighters to the door- step of the industrial Midwest. The following story, based on a survey of Associated Press bureaus in the Great Lakes region, tells how lake- si...…
…PAG TWn THE MCMGAN DAILY" SATURDAY, APR . ?7, 19" r TrM H N A SAA-A--v CALENDAR COMMITTEE: 'Panhel Never Met SGC About Rushing Schedule' Senate Refuses Raise For University Budget I I 4 1 (Continued from Page 1) deal of planning, and rushing would come during preparation. She declined further comment, except to explain that everything reported so far was unofficial and indefinite. Panhel will try to have its rationale ready before ...…
…k TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUnDAY, 1L R7, 1954 TWO TUE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1954 j' ' : East Problems Crucial at Geneva 19 Nations To Discuss War Areas By DA BAAD With partial attention focused on the increasingly tense war sit- Mation in Indochina, the 19-na- tion Far Eastern Conference open- ed in Geneva yesterday hoping to find solutions for both the Korea and Indochina problems. The Parley, the only tangible re- sult of ...…
…Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 n Opinions Are Free, utb Will Prevai" ditorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. DAY, APRIL 27, 1956 NIGHT EDITOR: DICK HALORAN Democratic Fa...…
…TH-E MICHIG1'AN DAIL'Y 1 11 L'i 171 l \.l 11 1 \. ff~+"f~fffff~f"f:THE MICHIGAN DAILY G G H.Wild Comlpany fAbrYs fie f* edn olg year. at 117iE. Washingto street, Ledn Mlerchant TailorsA7= lbasemtenttoor, side entrane) Phose 892-3 f* MANAGING EDITOR : *~S ENIRY TIHOMASON f -BUSINESS MANAGER: RIOSCOEC B. CRUSTON SPRINGi WaOO[NS - EDITORS: Atletics, -_ --= isROT K. WALTON For Stilts: Top Coats atnd 'ewts,- - - - - . 5.Eo f ASSOCIATES: Trousers,...…
…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. .. Published Daily (Sunday excepted) during the College vsar, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,. OCE: 'Tines building N. dain st., opposite '96 RES GESFAL E'10 APP~EAR. (Cotttintted from iFirst Patge.) The iisul laotls roster is gmiren, and the dePartnto of 01organiztontoutsoi record(s is 5(1r'y5coiplete atndltac(curatite. ine 1pag e lidvotedt to "g;rinds'' ott POSt o0f000. the lay professors andst tude'nts....…
… T1HE MICHIGAN DAILY I TH E MICHIGAN DAILY. <,71ise siigtrs--l b~. Slicha e sats.11 - - _ -- -- I !nd(1 iglttitg sill l° i ne f r ,lclla \11dl ire lie rest ositheli'stiitett Ihods G. H. Wild Comlpa ycla lY its fr ginod hi hr . 'trSi~ MERCHSANT TAILORS " srritcs.lrucbe~iswlatedda"heensd- t'\h e. seri'e I, santithere lessIseti 51110oticeabile lak ifant vhig likee eliicet, o ig Haye rceived a large line of ing bu'ithels" ttt.t ti i~ustht ill wool...…
…tI oIlliaN DAILY 311 SO 'AF II1' openigdplyo Sprin a Sut' Metif s It 1ilaaager---NORisAN l l i5 As isas A). . I( I ar .j Allitisli L slr . .R...1's alt r k. I sitsis :1 ] i ta it .... W le . o,, i 'sisiss ssd iraisali Uii i i1, ss l 2xsl sags ailI liii. D Eli It r.u-s' Arthur J. Abbottl. tsIssi A.. WoVllagissstti !iraist Msc~s RE '1 It.l S. ' N iV RSITY NOTICES t 55' '5i5st5I rcis- For SUITS, OVERCOATS, ad G. H. CO W IDThe LeaingMechaI 31...…
…L 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. f tn Seniors to Swning Out, ++44444444444444444f 4ip e. Tite annual senior swing-ott 5'htha aty(tttarecetdwdsn h icht inaugurates Ite wearin~g of Nothing Better' ZTHE Colg ertthte cape and gowns, will be held inl, INLAND PRESS Cot~eg yate.at LUniversity hail at 4:13 p. Ir. to- Can he turisited titan awhat we______________ + THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN tmorrow afterttootn. A muusical pro- expect to pat for...…
…THE U. OF M. DAILY. , J(of T e~t ,Notice. T AEIpratmeigof both old CQLI31 I Ah1 R IIE RECEIIPTS. Published Daily (Sundays ecepted) duringan neexctvborsfth inlwolese yar. 5y Oratorical association at 5 p. in., Whtwild foan hov oo- THE U OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Friday, April 27, 10 room 2I. thyyo ___J. W. QUARLFS, Pres. tain them. All espy msutbeatlthe office bfre t,:v0a.im N otice.--- of the day of publcaton..TR D RE IP S WHFFiItEN.-There...…
…THE UNIVERlITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays exceptei) during theilolleg6 year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrriCE: Times building, 329 S. Main St. Telephone (New S ate) 189. MANAGING EDITOR J. F. TuoxAs, '00 L. BUSINESS MANAGER o. H. BANs,'00 L. EDITORS EL, 1. SKILLMAN, '98 L., Athletics. E. L. GEIsMER, '93 L T, R. WOODROw, '98 F. ENGELHARn,'9. F. D. EAMAN, '00 G. D. IUDNUT, '00 . S. DANFORTH, '98 P. W. JONEs, '99. C. H. LUN...…
…'JC. o0 2 D(. THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION o'clck, 1u 10 S bsc i ll.tio l in' the letati 1WO I ti' ,10D [ LY rt (IfOUIt Itblt ckt' W, r THE U. OF M. DAILY. would(1 b2 unIjutst to lbar out bona fide Q 11112y belong is entitled to their sot r- I vces. '1'1e articl11 of thte cotlsttit- Spaluldi3n;"s Ipackets (11d11aaComplete Line of Spnrtin.ttGoodsil. l ion fitally adlopted r eatds subta nti- ally, 1111ha tmmun1111st e1a1ona 11111 ST==_I...…
…-THE U. OF M. DAILY. 1' i] : t (: n f c~ ~ { work d&iring the next college year. of " T ~ t A , copy should be in the haands of every student, as it would serve to '.tblshed Daiy (S sasdays excepted) daring keep hIitit posted as to wviat thse far- ts' cotllege ys-ae, ivsulty is dointg, and enable himn to platn HE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION ljsrkitdvne Saiiseeiptitsa pricec lit ii0peeSer, invarciabiy iade-atac Singltcoesv 3 cents. Satas...…
….......... , .. 'I'HCE TVII(:HIGAI4 DXILY :;;a ... r AY, APRXL 27, and universities plan to partici- pate in the conference, according to Mrs. Elizabeth Lemm, publicity director. Students may register 10 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 5 p.m. daily at Lane Hall. 'Boarding. Males Get AIM'S "New Deal" for indepen- dent men not living in residence. halls will throw open its doors to all such students at 7:15 p.m. to- day in Room 3C of the Union. Formerly ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1951 the Board of Higher Education of New York City, will speak on the subject, "The Fruit4 of Scholarship." Classes, with the exception of clinics and gradu- ate seminars, will be dismissed at 10:45, Seniors may be excused from clinics and seminars to attend the Convoca- tion. Academic costume will be worn by faculty members, who will robe backstage and proceed to their seats on the stage. Honor stude...…
… I -- I" -, -, . 1 171 THE MIHICAN iAILY ,'s2 af UN Influence In Ruling Seen By Efimenco A California court ruling that the state's Alien Land Law is not enforcible beause it conflicts with the UN Charter may mean that the United States is beginning to put Charter principles into prac- tice, N. Marbury Efimenco of the political science department de- clared yesterday. Terming the action astounding, Efimenco pointed out that the Charter had ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1952 Publications Board Announces New Daily Appointments CLASSIFIEDS * * * * * * * * * -Daily-Don Campbell -Daily-Don Campbell HARLAND BRITZ DONNA HENDLEMAN *. Associate Editor .. . Associate Editor -Daily-Don Campbell SID KLAUS .. .Assistant City Editor * * * * * (Continued from page 1) Goetz, who calls Pelham, New York his hometown, is 20 years old. He is affiliated with Chi Phi frat...…
…PAGE TWO TILE M1II CIA N DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947- List of Students Honored Friday Cmn tinued Ir EDITOR'S NOTE: Names published in this issue of Tilw Daily complete the list of students honored in the 24th annual Honors Convocation. Graduate School Depa rt men/al Honors AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING : Gage Crocker, S.B., M.S., +K+i4; James Dempsey, B.S.; Robert Gunkel, B.S.E., (Ae.E.) ; Charles Lauritsen, B.S.E. (Ae.E.), ITatu, ,1,K+, Fra...…
…THE MTCHTCAN TiAITV tfi i C:lfA A VT 001 *Ala A AA ~ . UAL1.7J111j..~ m rf frr a- r " r at. r _______ ._._-__ ._____ -.Td.._I ._____ _AITV_ TUWNAY.JAPRIV~L 27, 1948 New Exchange Program Offers Education Abroad A new exchange program soon to be put into effect will provide free education abroad for an esti- mated 10,000 or more American students, professors, teachers and specialists. The program, authorized in the recently-passed Voice of ...…
… PAGE TWO THE ICHIGAN DAILY .AUD 'Y, APRflM 2T, 1946 Candidates for Student Congress List Platf orms MARY LLOYD BENSON. Transfer student. Experience: Student Gov't. in high school, House Officer Fresh- man year, Staff Assistant in Jordan Hall. Outside activities: Usherdat lectures and concerts, Rifle Club, Spanish Club. Platform: 1. Less ex- pensive formal dances. 2. Grading the faculty. 3. Overnight guest priv- ileges for veterans. 5. Be...…
…Tilt MICHIGAN TINILY rRTDAT, APRIL 27., THE MTCIICAN IAIV FID._ P.g .. 1.r t-S V L v/ y ® Molotov Blocks tettinius lection FIFTY-SECOND YEAR: Ezio Pinza Will Open Annual May Festival Series Thursday Wants Four Chairmanships, One for Each of Great Powers their-power to solve this question. Of course, it isn't an easy question. "There is an excellent decision on the question adopted at the Crimea Conference. We shall carry it out and fac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY will be the title of a special lecture, League. The meeting will be open to H t D ' r A BEaider the auspices of the Michigan anyone interested.H ealth s la 7C}ASSIF IED . ~ Schoolmasters' Club, by ProfessorAE constructive notte to en embers of the Win. Clark Trow of the School of Faculty Women's Club: The annual t o eown 1o 0ofce of the &azscant to the Preident untu Education, at 4:30 p. m., on Friday, meeting and luncheon w...…
… TH E MICHIGAN DAILY Figures In Shakeup Of Taiainrany Hall I ducator's Arie CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY Ur ito4 UniFte( LALOST AND FOUND F t -F k lt% I LOST: Gold watch and white gold ADVERTISING chain and knife. Left in 1035 A.H,, ''' i ~ Ii~iia~tes He a r O New Aims hI Education At Cene ral Svssion -Associated Press Photo These men are figuring in the shakeup of New York's Tammany Hall, which was climaxed by the ousting of John F. Curry as l...…
…Club 1 3; Fin tre Bei sals are ne-act ciedad I 3, in utI plays," Words, .and " a Is Fit |3 Many Universities TPUOTI I0r|I ANN ARBO R ? D CROSS HEADQUARTERS to Be Represented JUII'UL LAUNCHES PLANS FOR SAFETY DRIVE FARCE ~STAE HO1-[ gvna h nrmrlpo ne IA I lFll T o m er a en if - av n MP ION at 'Y' Conference WILL l9uLD 0 Dni,[To For ; Permanent Life-Saving life saving and water safety will be; Corps; Police, Firemen # given at the Intramural p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . I -- - - --- ------ y Street I I, 4 . ..,., TAILORS State Street r 5aSe Ball mnnis oflf Goods Ve are agents for the Slot- ted Throat Rackets. We have the most com- plete line in the city. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT and inspect purchasing. nteed. our goods All goods Our Display Window. 1eehan's JDENTS' BOOKSTORE TH E IC IGAN DAILY Oficial Newspaper at the University of Michigan." Published every morning except Mon...…
…THE, LI ....,.r -- - - -_ ATTENDS, II RESC~i 5r YORK MARRISE I-E jNlTTEr m iWAJU( CES1 - FR M VE GL DE ' ILDS, PROF, a. F.511111[MAES MIAN TLLS OF .LOST PARTY'S PERILS 1 BIRGAY M[ET1NG / ~ I Prot. A.Franklin Shull, of the zool- . s ogy department, left yestl erday for .. tions of clerk and city carrier in the Russia; it is Ann Arbor post office. Preference will Norway add be given to ex-service men. Danes RMay Recognize Sovie r = Mosc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -emier Hits Red Tactics in Laos 0. * *5 * * * v Soviet Attack on West S5Pil"s Doom for Offer 'On Test-Ban Deadlock LAOS, TEST BAN: West Hopes To Discover Position of Khrushchev LONDON ()--Diplomatic sources said yesterday the Western powers soon may learn whether Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev still exerts .all his own power and authority. A disclosure about Khrushchev's position may be near. It could r come, infor...…
…APRIL 2 7,1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE APRIL 27, 196~ TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE U.S., Great Britain, apan CLAIM PRICE-FIXING; Indict Four Steel Companies For Anti-Trust Law Violations Launch Satellites, 'Signals Era g a r For Space Cooperation By The Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL-The Unit- ed States and Great Britain joined together yesterday. to launch a' scientific satellite. This feat, coupled with a joint United States-Japanes...…
…27 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA TMER a wa+rr/ " aancp W. French Imp ison Leader Insurrection Of Algerian Challe Flies To France, Surrenders Seek General's Aides In Camp Near Algiers ALGIERS (AP) - The leader of the four-day Algeriaft army in- surrection was clapped into a French prison yesterday and his lieutenants fled into hiding as President Charles de Gaulle re- asserted his rule over Algeria. Gen. Maurice Challe, retired air force ...…
… TWO PRIMARIES: Voters Back Nixon, Kennedy By The Associated Press BOSTON M-)- Sen. John F. Kennedy proved himself the over- whelming favorite son of his home state Democrats yesterday with a runaway victory in the presi- dential primaries. Kennedy even ran well on the 6OP ballot, picking up about five per cent of the write-in votes of cross-over Republicans. Vice President Richard M. Nix- on, while dominating the Repub- lican primary, manag...…
…TilEMullGAN AIL 7 , ; ' " . vf ' "_ Yr t r .:,. ,. ¢ ,. ¢ A College Man looks as much a fossil in a suit of clothes made for his father as a Vassar girl would appear if she wore a dress buil for her mother. The difference twixt College Brand Clothes (just for young chaps and men who envy the youth) and usual garments, is every whit this much, no price difference. Fine Line of Spring Hats and Fuirnishings WVALK-OVER OX FORDS $3.50 -FOR MEN A...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I [ or Art and Skill in Tailoring Call 01m SAM BURCHFIELD & CO. The Recognized First Tailoring Trade of the City 106 EAST HURON STREET Seni or Caps. and Gowns $1.75 From Swlingost to Cormmeeomenat $1.00 For Commenrscn.ent Week Wool Serge Caps and Gowns.--No better worn by U'. of M. Senior Ciasses. at tonyitime no ma tter ahat th e i(e. Leave your order at once. MACK (, COMPANY i ~ZINCinTPrIceN A LESi Better in Quality ...…
…THE_ U. OF. M.. DAILY. jIXGHIGAN GEnT1AIL Time Table (Revised) Nov. 18 1894 EAST. WEST. Mail and Ex..... 3510 Mal -----.8 4 N. Y. Special.;.. 5 15 N vY. SpecIal.... 7 30 Eastern Ex ...... 10 25 N'S. iited.9 2 A. Mr. Pacific Ea---12 15 Atlantic Ex..-1. 47 Pr a 1). N. Express.... 5 40 'Western Es-..2 12 G. R. Express .1-I 05 Chi. Nt. Es-...10 5 GRFx-- 5.57 0. W. RIuGGLES, IL. W. HAYS,. G. P. & T. Aet.. Chicago. Agt., Ann Arbor. T., A. A. & X. M...…
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…'IBEUNIYFESITY OF TU I GAN ALLY SOLE AENTSD PARTI CU LARj is ABOUT WEAR EcE I isc L - /l/31d1S" -' i? I toA OODMISEEDT S k' GS i ': "-u:.', ?3r S : "'["h: C '' 5, .u""Z " :,-y :J'i:_''° 72°S" : "_' r117 "'?i" MAIN '" a STR ?EET 9 2 '' W9 1' i _ .... ....... s .... .....e.........w a_. _s.sae_ at_ aene_ rs._ssave r._o_.cnes _e_ s._vn._siw._._ v_ Michioan Central ANIARARA FALLS ROUTE, lIE S110571 INE- T1 +4U. F M.TA I LO"R S SPRING IMP...…
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… rom a trip to1 of the Federa ing societies, re head. t several days he confexred w tary of Comme of the Inter iry of the N r of conlgressm oses of the fed fering its co-op al government kings of gene Chosen For Big Radio Program ILSI Dale Kirk, '23M, manager of the Varsity Glee club, has announced the names of the members who will make the the trip to Detroit Saturday night to tec- sing in the Michigan Night Radio the program. ted The follow...…
…TI -E MICHIGAN DARN T ... c> . : ---- -r " .. ° - Qy a '.1 S. C .: ,, .. '; ,r ,': MglOO FACES' LYIR1NIS TODAY SPRIN TERS RECEIVING SPECIAL ATTENTION FRESHMAN LIT BASEBALL All freshmen who wish to play on the class baseball team call 746-R today between 10 and 2 o'clock. Freshmen who are out for the All-fresh and expect to be able to play later, call also. highly probable that the Varsity coach will again be back on the courts t...…
…. V 6. 1 Ii IL,.. RSITY BASEBALL MEN 8 Teams Enter MEET ALL-FRESH TODAY Baseball League REGENTS MAY ACT UPON CONFERENCE QUESTION COACH LUNDGREN'S ATHLETES TO TAKE ON YEARLINGS FOR FIRST CLASH Rain and cold weather in succession forced the postponement of the Var- sity-All-fresh baseball game from last Wednesday afternoon until tomorrow. It had been planned to hold two con- tests during the week, the first with the yearlings and the secon...…
…APRIL 27, 1918. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE :.,. _, y CASE1 AND VASITY CLASH0BTS TODA Adams V'Vill Start at First, with Gar rett at Second, Knode Short, and Mraz Third RUIZICKA, SAUNDERS, PARSONS, OR SHEIDLER TO START IN BOX Entire Squad Displays More Pep Than Usual in Spite of Inclement Weather Yesterday * ase wil go up against the pep- piest team Coach Lundgren has yet sent into the fray, if the Varsity dis- play the sam energy and life th...…
… t V V L [. It _I1 U L. .t .,.,, ....,u, mann, Labadie, Brandell. Two base hits-Caswell. Sacrifice hits-Bran- dell. Struck out-By Robins, 10; by Conrad, 11. Bases on balls-Off Con- rad, 9; off; Robins, 3., Wild pitches- Conrad, 3. Passed balls-Andrews, 2. Time og game-2 hours, 10 minutes. MEN LEAVE TODAY IFOR PENN RELAYS Carroll, Ufer, Donnelly and Murphy Again Represept Nichigan in T'we-mile Event. SENIORS ATTENTION! W E ...…
…i . N (- : r pp ' ! ri ; ..-.. .- lug .4, t f..x , ' .. . e . " r' I PURDUE IN COLUMN; S FROM WISCONSIN ES TO WOLVER- IVES Ichigan's Varsity baseball nine red the 1000 percentage columin, he Conference standing, Saturday defeating Indiana 10 to 3 in the ie at Bloomington. The Wolver- , were never in danger and with tain Parks pitching. steady ball e was no doubt as to the outcome r the first Michigan counter had n made in the third in...…
… b&Ck -aiia. NAVA' eag eo wh;lo were ele ed flArril 9 qWill .nr uia ra]un ic~~~~ 1, Inst< lie prec asme-OLbIWMNhL not riwr T HLEIC CONFERENCEI EN TO HAVE LITICAL SCHOOL morrow in the parlors of Barbour) gymnasium. Woman Appointed As Labor Delegate Unversity Sujmmr Session Faculty Members W1-1l Be Principal Speak~ers TUT:EI ted to the~ voters to of ol(1 a~n Institute of Govenment aid1 Politics, July 21 to 26, at thep 1Jxfv-' Daily m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 1- ||1 ) 1 . ! I111 : l 1111111111||111111| 111115 1[ "11$|111-1: 7 ( -may- a- C, " '" y, r'"'r " , r }~--". , . .. INTERSCHOLASTIC TO BEHD HERE First Feet of This Kind Since Spring of 1916 When Oregon, Ill., Was Victor FORBES NAMED AS MANAGER OF APPROACHING CARNIVAL After a &pse of two years, the an- nual University of Michigan inter-- scholastic track and field meet will be held Saturday, May 24. David A. Fo...…
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…, TEACHERS WILL HEARl CONSERVATION TALKS - Lectures Relative To Forestry Week Will Be Delivered This Morning .To Schoolmasters SUCCEEDS EXILED STU) SOVIET MINISTER' ti j :V,' , q ,t: d)' M 'i 91D YOUNG WILLBE SPEAKER Apropos American Forestry Week, being celebrated throughout the Unit- ed States this week, the biological con- ference of the Michigan Schoolmas- ters convention will be devoted to x ; ; ,; R> , . + } ' a F conservation. Thi...…
…ITHE MICHIGAN~ DAILY _PA(IF TMIKS Im ai [riit is? ±Ii oiiin *'aff li Last Two I Years Are Cradiiates Of.3 rIi hersii les OBTAIN 26 A.B3. DEGREES {GIVESFUDFOR. HISTORY WORKS Major Thomas MV. Spaulding, '02, of Baltimore, has donated a fund to the General library wvhich is to .be ex- pendled for books in the field of his- tory. The fund, ,,which is to be known as the Stephen Spauldling Memorial fund Chas been given b}* AMajor Spaul&d- ing ...…
…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1930 THE M ICHIG-AN DAILY PAGE 'THI .. . ........ - - .......... - ay Festival 'Will Feature Fifteen Artists A 4k, - ". +Wnt f 6- 49 - Galaxy of Prima Donnas, Soloists, and Instrumentalists Will Appear May :14, 15, I6, and 17, in Hill Auditorium For The Annual Series of Spring Concerts Sponsored by The Choral Union Society And The School of Music. fl GA ° -a f e. By William C. Gentry WITH fifteen artis...…
…N qxUESDAY, *ANPRI.L 27, 1920 Tt4r A/[YrTJTr-ANT nAtl V _.... ,..: ,.. m. .,. ..I r-i AiIl.,yICLTC AM T'i-N1 V WAGE THREE "HEALTH MEETING* Tfln nr on n nflflifI Hospital Heads Ui Vl 1T~jjt ..:,,,DR, HOBBS TO SURVEY I t L n11fereiicc Will Follow Luncheon At Uu ion;a One Of Three Mleetings t Given Here During Year EXPECT 20 DELEGA TES r It 99TInspcction of the University "hos- i OATF15U[S pital will be madec by more than 3h' members ...…
…{ A~itrnAY, APRILJ 27, -1929 SPicSouth Carolinan FDistrict Court PRvRi [n PUIPArfln P IE MI II iC N A./A E . ...._.._.... PA E TfR . _.: ._...-......:.-.. ......., ,' ,,b.+w 't~ n* Ex-Governor Indicted METHOD OF FIGURINGE ___ URSN unrun uInuu CALL IUIN ruM Hubert M. Hutchinson, Dean of Prof. G. C. Priester, Of University Yale Law School, Will Assume Of Minnesota, Makes New Office July First : Discovery Here IS BUT THIRTY YEARS OLDI TEST W...…
