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… tir& ~~ tV I f I4Z. t " .- I t I __________________________________________ .__.._..__..__.. ..-.. ..- -.-.--...- .. Bennett To Go To Nev Hveri Ahitect Wil Conviene At Yale Next Week Dean Wells I. Bennett of the Col- lege of Architecture will leave tomor- row for New Haven, Conn., to attend the Conference on House Building Techniques to be held next week at Yale University. Experts in the housing field, prac- ticing architects, manufacture...…

…_ _THE MICHIGAN DAILY iais Push Four Charged With Bribery Plead Not Guilty Stubborn Battle On Foreclosures Midwestern Farmers See $1,500,000,000 Staked In Mortgaged Debts Relief Is Demanded Eight States Embattled In 'Moratorium' Demand; Ohioans Use Coercion DES MOINES, Ia., Jan. 27-()- With an estimated billion and a half dollars at stake in the form of mort- gaged debt in nine states, midwest- ern farmers today stuck with firm- ness to the...…

…r THE MICHIGA DAILY League To Aid hn Presenting IseveIt Ball Over 650 Tickets Are Sold For Ann Arbor's Part Of ld d )at ion , In order to accommodate the num- bers who have signified their desire to participate in the local Roosevelt Birthday Ball, the League ballroom as well as the Masonic Temple will be used for the party Tuesday night. Over 650 tickets have been sold al- ready, according to W. F. Angell, sec- retary of the arrangements ...…

…t THE MICHIGAN AIL TM THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ta 'AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN )lication. In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. )L. XLI I. THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932 No. 91 NOTICES\ Faculty Meeting, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: The lar February meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 1, in Room 2225,, ell Hall...…

… 1 11IL;A4\' , fgI 1 iA rl l_}.i .L'' i +' dl lld f:: _ _< Varsity T rack .Squad in Top j Loo to Conference Schedule CA 1S SIF if I -r- COAGH KEEN'S MEN. HAVE ALREADy WON, FOUR DUAL MEETS' ['HESE NEWCOMERS PROVE VALUABLE ADDITIONS BUCKEYES DEFEAT i i, Thee Veterans, Hewitt,; and Parker Lead Way Kelly, rn 1 s J Scorig Honors. RESER'VES ARE STRONG Early ,Season Showing Establish- es Wolverines as Fav orites I in Title Ch...…

…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1031 THE 7MTCI-ITCAN1 flATLY PAG1ESEVEN 1 1( L+ ( a a . a a a v a- ar a ... JAY VEES A'jTTC ED STUDENT /NEET SCORERS i Unbcaten Recd,oilo 1vin I cr~as--d Attenidance,. For the first timesin e cin- auguration, of the "Bc: ', ramidaclf into Wes,,tern Co::afe;rence athiet icsa followers of the lMaize and Blue: athletic fortunes arec taking nrotice of this year's Ja.yveo squvad. Tihei- 30-19 victory Saturdlay nigh...…

…FR-MAT, JAN. },8, D1 23 fiITE MICHIGAN DAILY flUDAY",' JAN.'1 118, Y1I1 1LT111 V CTY TCAN Ai. Y Coach Charlie Hoyt Keeps.Mum While Track Teams Do Talking ASID E LI NES By ROY HEATH Schwarzekopf but they are few and By IRVIN LISAGOR_ An apt analogy could be drawn, by' far between. In the long run Michi-, sGOR n_____x _tt anon hoe id ant da ig gan's track teams are made up of Terrible' Terry .. Ismething on thze ball to extract that anyone ...…

…"1ICJ 4 M D ILY inY Modern J-Hop Has Had Past Full Of Trials And Tribulationsj smart, young things to try to put a "punch" in the affair. "Michigan's hoodlums (would you have thought it?) had innings for a short space last night" according to the "Daily", "when about fifty toqued (better known as "tight") gentlemen at- tempted to force an entrance to Waterman gymnasium." Storm Ball "The trouble started when the Hop authorities refused to thr...…

…i IA 'C; L Elc 1ri' A ir MC-II(N ALy T°UL' DiAV. JANUJARY 3. 1930.--I 1for conflicts, to be given Tuesday, Feb. 11, p. in., in room 10t R. L. Ak' DALYOF FICIAL BUL*LETIN kmhetln I the Bulletin is const ructive notice to all mecmbers o t hr, Uiuiversly. Copy received by the Assstant to the Presi- (leilt until 3:30 t). m. (11:30 a. In. Saturday) V0,L XL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930 No. 89 NOTIICES i P. 1'. fBursley R~oomJorthe Finial Exa ...…

… ~11W1%?.T'I~!eqYAY, YA~~YYYAY~YY ai~ qA.. . ..'AAA ..A ~ L.. 4~ A L.d I VVA2iLJ±~J~jI PM*R EIGHT Ur-rv~ MTCWT(~AM flATT V - ~.-- -. --------------- -. ____________________ 'DAIY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication inthe Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. VOL. XL!. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1931 NO. 90...…

…LGE EIGHT THE ICIICIIIGA DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1938 . . .M IC.......AI. FRIDAY, JAN', 28, 1938 County Officers Fig ht To Retain Welfare Funids Duke Greets England's New Cardinal Challenge From Governoi In Defense Of Prograir Of Legislation Receive( LANSIN.', Jan. 27.--P)--Membcr of the state association of county su- pervisors went home from their an- nual convention today determined ti push an intensive campaign for the defeat of the ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY aching Profes sion Held Lax In Rejecting Misfit Candidates I Heads Local Ministers Teachers have grossly failed to take advantage of the available in- strumentalities in order to reject the misfits among the candidates for teachers' certificates, according to Prof. Raleigh Schorling of the School of Education. In discussing the situation Profes- sor Schorling pointed out that the army, during the World War, was forced to...…

…Se4e Smo,krs turn to (7gme4 F °' IT IS MORE FUN TO KNOW Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any other popular brand. Camel pays millions more-for your enjoyment. Draw 'a line twenty inches .long on the edge of a news- paper. Stick a straight pin in the exact center. Place a forefinger on; either aide of the pin. Close your eyes .. try to measure off quickly the distances by moving both hands at the same time. Have a wat...…

… i IN TRUE MILITARY STYLE-the Bugler at the College of St. Thomas awakens the boarder students at the St. Paul institution. MISS EDITOR, to you--Lillian Larson, ed- itor of the Augustana (S. D.) College yearbook. UNDER THE SABER ARCH pass Gladys Reckord and Paul Coburn, leaders of the Johns Hopkins University Military Ball. Matisse Photo wr Au Je p or t(a -4t fllr 'bA MARKS: POOR, FAIR, G'ooii, OR E\:?._ - __ SUBJ ECT MARY OF SCOTLAN...…

…ow F wEEK BOOK OF THE WEEK Handled With Care .. . Glass. By Howard Stephenson. Claude Kendall. $2.50. The author has selected a frag- ment from the history of the be- ginnings of America and has made of it a ground upon which he cre- ates an edifice compounded of the sufferings, victories and defeats of those early pioneers in the first days of industrialism in our coun- try. This novel is the richly human story of a lone giant of the earth,...…

… PAYING THE PENALTY for disobey- ing underclass regulations at Stevens Institute of Technology. -up 1 9I …