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…a i PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRM 28, 1954 JOB ABOVE ALL: 'U' Center Interviewers Gvercome All Obstacles By RONA FRIEDMAN Neither the rigid doormen who guard the apartment dwellers of the larger cities, nor the unleashed fury of nature stop the perserver-! ing interviewers who work for the University Survey Research Cen- ter. A low refusal rate of three per- cent testifies to the excellent train- ing these part-time interv...…

…{i 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 .....as .. aen Opinions Are Free, Trutb Will Prevail' Editorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or the editors. This must be noted in all reprints. 'URDAY, APRIL 28, 1956 NIGHT EDITOR: JANE...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY G. HI Wild Comipanly. Leadi gMerchat Tailors SPRING WOOLENS For Suits, Top Coats and Trousers. Full dress suits'a specialty. Let us show you our London Serges, London Cheviots, Scotch Mixtures, Kilowens, Blarneys, High- lands, Edinburghs, Drum- tochty's, McGugors, London and St. Andrew Flannels, London Cassimeres or Amer- ican Serges. Please call and see G. HI Will Comlpally I E. WASBIINTON STREET. PIT Exciting fun for Ever...…

…V-, THEi UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. c"" *ofrtt. J will certainly lhave('a salutary efete on thei 'oplinio ofthtei'pubitlic regardinig f' ubllshed Dily (Sunday excepted) daring the' questionl of legal trainling. -With the College year, atr the adviaiieeieiit iilliositiontanll il-l TEE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. crease of influenice of the law gradin-t OFFICE: Tinmes building N. Main st., opposite ate there will tonte iitcr" genieral reo- post...…

… i I t 5 Atty THE MICHIGAN DAILY. G. f[.Wild Compdany 1ooin1"to MERCHANTF TAILORSBuissMuo ists scat to te titr lwcicilts of sli(co "get-together eventls, MIak h e iis i tiers entertasiing. gvelcthir tegularle. Iux cair ttesIsItsct as annoisuncedi, and their saccess soil lie assured. Thev ire too good a feature to lose. i mawic anb Dramna esl''sl iREsITAL.. .srecital twill lhe givenislits afteroon as byt pupiils iof XMr. HIowtIsland iiand te ...…

…THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DAILY. Published Daily (Sundays excepted) daring the Cotege year, at THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. OrrICE: Times beiding, 79 S. Mate St. be- tween Ltberty and William Ste. MANAGING EDITOR J. F. THOMAS, 97. ASST MANAGING EDITOR F. S. SIMONS, '98. ATHLETIC EDITOR H. B. SKILLMAN, '98 L,. BUSINESS MANAGER 0. H. HANS,'98. EDITORS R. L. GeISMEn, '98 L. I. A. CAPrELL, '0. F. A. Fucen, '99 E. A. AeremLL,'1. G. D. HUODNUTT, '0...…

…3_IL p - is . ,. Assi totad.. t Paulatg 1( 1 ,( 1 it t WHEE ARE FRESH CAPS~ I eir Absence Arrouses Commentit on the Campus PlyB l 'l'h;IITheIseasonh tsion and weaare ; t i 11 vt W l it a cO u i vl----- it a]1 Illimber of fre5']ltnatl caps 11.1- j 'tYMI"Cd Im ]it tie cr;n n r t aboll . f] Co.i Li ato otr I ir_1T t t 011 sa i ts utc ttdi ttC talti itt i/ta .viii St year ittnire stoil.Iaxot/i 1n it 'of /the ittiition.tisCap y a itt tiay tff...…

…2 THE Published Daily (Sundays excepted) daring the College yeat THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 'MeleeE: ThcInlaed Pecss, HntitnigBlock. Both Phoee s7. MIANAGING EDITOR. F. 5ENGLARs ,101 L. BUSINESS MANAGER. 0. . II ins, 55 L. EDITORIS. Athletic Edio, P. W. Jou~s,'9, T. tR. Wosx, '0 L. A. II. McfOGlLea~, 1 E GD. loosetTll E. J. B. Wox, '1, C. L. MNnE, '9, C. D. COOs, '19, L. J. MOTOERYn, '0, 'NV. . B. liaC'KE, '0 Dl, A. G. Bow, '2. The shbsipion ...…

…THE U. OF ME. DAILY. ,". .. f M T a R. mony in class circles. Again, at * L M I I ," hs vet ieay n rfs sional students have freely mingled LHID B N iLLUPTB Pul hed aiy(Saysle eted) drinn and the feeling o ert e elu- Dail (Os ay cptd)ofderametthey will do for ou and how to - THEU. F 19,INEPEDET ASOIATONsiveness has in a great measure been X 'a THb.O .IOPNON SOITO roken dowr.. larn them. Subscriptias price toil) per year, invariably____________ ...…

…THE UNIVEMITY' OF MICHIGAN DAILY, +OQcate war as much as anyone can. But + + il + Shere are things worse than war. When! a man insults your sister you nmust flandsom e iic e M ro s - Published Daily (Sanays excepted) during knock him down, and when another na- the Osliege year, at tion Insults yours the insult must be an- - THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. swered by the cannon. We cannot Oresca: Times building. 52999. Main Si. easily whip Spain and...…

…THE U. OF M. DAILY. lionof ii amncluent -et~iccc ~J1. of t article VIIl, the bulk of thewor o W riC ht & Difpon's Tennip Rackets conducting the lpreliminairyclass InR182 P, theColett yer, y Ithe execuative committee and given THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION to special comsmittees from the Subcrptin ric, ,0 pr ear ivarabycarious classes, thus insuring iiore n a cenoSingli cocescc3 centts. Onaleat( care aciiil itstice ini the oniduct of u...…

….THE U. OF M. DAILY. 1C. Of Z . T"4), Publiatied Daily (Sundays excepted) during tar College year, by THE U. OF M. INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION Subscription price $2.0 per year, invariably in advancec alagle copiea 3 cents. Subserip- tons may be left at the office of the DAIsY, at Stoffletas, with any of the editors or authorized solicitors. Communications shosild reach throffice by 7 oclock P. At. it they are to aptpear the next Jay. Addlress nil...…

…TWO I'IHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1949 'MAN WHO LOST HIS TONGUE': Aphasia To Be Theme of Radio Play * * * * By HERB ROVNER Students in the radio division of; the speech department will present the second in the Angell Hall Play- y house series at 10 p.m. today overl station WHRV. This week's program, "The Man Who Lost His Tongue," is the story of the determination and courageg of an aphasiac in overcoming his w injury, and is ...…

… I THE MICHIGAN DAILN aATURDAY, APRIL 28, 151 'I Ii b.. .d If MATE Rf OF F A CT By JOSEPH ALSOPI TEHERAN-The Iranian crisis now ap- pears to have become an endemic dis- ease, like malaria. So far as can be judg- ed, the patient has survived the present at- tack. But there is one vital theme that must be stressed in this last of a series of reports from Iran. Soon or late the disease will prove mor- tal-Iran and the Middle East wi...…

… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1953 r BI-ANNUAL EXPERIMENT: 'Operation 4006' To Take Place Today * * * * * * By PAT ROELOFS "Operation 4006," the speech de- partment's bi-annual experiment in radio and television broadcast- ing, will take place from 3:15 to 9:40 p.m. today and Thursday on the fifth floor of Angell Hall. An exercise in practical broad- casting under actual commercial conditions,.1"4006" is a simulated r...…

… TIHE MTCHTIAN DATTY F RIDAY, APRITL 28. 1I9, r asa ria wi i ~ i i 1 L 1 L 1.. - r '_ _. NU'Ur MOM U DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Saturdays). FR...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IIAILY V F W AfNDAY. __ ____. t : arvr" aaw aMaf! AV] aV I.T R FOR CLASSY CHASSIS: License Plates Sport New Look To Woo Out-of -Staters The 1948 license plates reflect, in varying degrees, the ambitious sales campaigns that several of the 48 states indulge in to lure the vacationer from his home grounds. New Mexico, one of the states that uses the license plate as a sort of portable bill-board, has proudly emblazone...…

…T IlE MIC It IGA N DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1946 I ~ Student Rates at Health Service To Stay the Same ice has made charges for essentially elective services in trying to carry the budget and costs of the new building," Dr. Forsythe said. "Price adjustments in this area may have to be made, but nothing of that sort has been determined yet," he indi- cated. For certain acute illnesses, such as appendicitis, the Health Service re- fers its p...…

…PAGE TWO THE' MlCHIGAN DAILY SAIT11DA Y, APRIL ?8, 1,945 'PM*R TWO SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1045 FiftyFifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: San Francisco Wise Choice THE TREADMILL oe er 2o ,fitor I . )L 1_I _ - - .: -- _: - u.ww .e ....,a... . 12Asv s2 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray D...…

…HE MICHIGAN DAILY' TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 19" t ' ,,, TH~ TCIT AN DATN TESAY ARI 2, A ., t C~l AV WOOD FROM RUSSIA, 1fjiuII. dBUSINESS RLA TIC A. M .6.~iSA - ow - The arrival in Providence, R. I "test case" cargo of lumber on the raisedl the question of whether it States. Emory J. Sans Souci, collet SENT_ TO TEST ~ l~ lF j~[f l SUMMER SESSION TO GIVE COURSES pnlo n aqc.wl eds ~NS ARIVS IILR di UV LI dUV ~i id IN ANCIENT LANGUAGE, LIT'ERATUR...…

…'THIE MICHIGAN DAILY. ILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN: )n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to 1111 memlbm M 00 .Copy received at the ome. of the Asstant to the President uintl 0 a. m. Saturday. Fltint, M anistique Debatlers Seek S ta Ttle Today XIiI FRIDiAY, APRIL 28, 1933 No. 149 NTCES *Hkonors Convocation: The Tenth Annual Convocation of the University +pf Michigan will be held Friday, Apr112, at 11 'clo, in H°Fill Aulorium. Classes, With ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletln i constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 1r:30' a: m. Saturday. SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1934 j VOL. XLIV No. 149 Notices Registration for Summer Field Courses in Geography and Geology: Students planning to elect the field courses in geography and geologya given during the Summer Sessi...…

…. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1932 LGEB FRESEEN P ,ROF._ WATKINS' wing Sentiment Is Favoring Expanding Currency to Force Prices Up. DICE OF TWO ROUTES tinued Issues of Paper Money Would Lead to Evils of Extreme Inflation. imitting frankly that he was the fence" on the inflation is- Prof. Leonard L. Watkins of economic department pointed in an interview yesterday the I and bad features of the con- plated measures leading toward ...…

…AN D. ILY x i 'greet/ I is, ost com- e city. I1 'S THE -ICHIGAN DAILY Official -Newspaper at the' University of icigan. Published every morning except Mon- day throughout the school year. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, under Act of Con- gress of March 3, 1879. MANAGING EDITOR. S Walter K. Towers.' BUSINESS MANAGER Albert I. Dilley SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1912. Night Editor-Robert ). Gillett. Undergraduate Extravagance....…

…THE MTlCHT1GAN ,DAILY .,..4 .Y.M..,. Force] -n {I Atftorne12y John H. drs ihn H. Edwards, new solicitor gem-l for the department of the interior, ierly set an enviable record in tl~m e position. of the post~ofilce deriart:- t. He is an Indiana lawyer oil E K S T O I N U R posed O d n n e W u g I c e s JP a s s e n ~g e r I s r ate n )river's bond ,L1CTE1) IATA S110OWSIF 3E t'p! HHQVO S ST FOR- HOD RHP H I PRI.ZE BI)ISCAP TY W E R T N (C...…

…Page Two T HE MIC HIGAN DAILY S drin Ami i 2 1957 Pg.wTH ICHICANDAIy,lpr ,Y I For those Cool Summer e a venings STOLE or SWEATER s both Comfortable and Becoming Yarns in a wide range of weights and colors. GET YOUR KNITTING SUPPLIES at YARNCRAFT . in the Arcade C - !' ° r-- R4 .. t 4. ' r f+. { 1 ". ,I", r :<: ; :.. .,,.: 'r. r 1., .. : ;;: .; Ki~ -.1 J' z " f°c, t , { P .:_, . ~ A - N a CONTENTS PROFESSOR & PRINCE-Lobanov-Rostovsky...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Now is the Time - TO - SAVE TIME Shave yourself BEFORE you wait. HOW? With a, Gillette Safety bought at QUARRY'S M n y On Watches, Dianaional,Ian Books, or other prrai propjerty. Watches and .Jewelry repaired. Bargains in W atches &izi amond s Office at residence 331 E: Liberty St Ann Arbor.- Hours tot11:30 a. to.. I to 4:0 ad 7 to 9 p. at JOSEPH C. WATTS spoons Post Cards oDarling & Malleaux STATE STREI Tl Steins MILEtR'S ...…

…1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAE THEE .'..' 1963 THE MICHIGAN DAILY [ nxrj iLinir1r, Soviets Assure U.S*. ofSupport For. LaosPeace MOSCOW (M)-Undersecretary of State W. Averell Harriman de- clared yesterday that Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev had as- sured the United States of full support in restoring peace and neutral- ity to Laos. Moreover, Harriman said he felt he had "laid at rest" some of the rumors that might have reached Khrushc...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 0 Rusk, Dobrynrn Meet, Talk on Berlin Crisis GENEVA CONFERENCE: U.S. Rejects Proposal To Outlaw Propaganda Soviet Blast Equals Nature In Important' Meeting BERLIN TALKS-Secretary of State Dean Rusk (right) stressed United States determination to keep troops in Berlin in a meeting in Washington yesterday with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin (left). MOVE TO NEW YORK: Couneils Delay...…

…G Z$, 1961 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pith.114 . 8 1961 .... . ..._.... YAIuF, .1ritGr. Laotian Leaders Ask' Immediate Invader Returns from LUCKY SURVIVOR-Rescued from a life raft by a United States ship,3 his part in the Cuban invasion. He and four others on the raft were laz Texas. PRICE-FIXING HEARINGS: Vinson Contradicts Other T WASHINGTON (MF-Arthur F. Vinson, vice-president of General Electric, yesterday denied testi- mony that he had...…

… Korean Riots. Reach Peak At High Official' s Suicide I. Death Pact HOFFA TRIAL: Takes ive'"s ,d I Vi selds to Bias Appeal Of Family Vice-President Called Target of Crowds SEOUL (R)-The Seoul Martial Law Command announced that Vice-President-Elect Lee Ki Poong and his wife and two sons com- mitted suicide in a building on the grounds of the presidential man- sion about 5:40 a.m. today. The family had disappeared from public view ...…

…THE1 0 51 ('1 1GASN 1)ATLY Samf Burchfields Fine Tailoring Trade Can Deliver the Goods SAM BURCHFIELD & CO. 106 EAST HUREON STREET IL HAVE NEW SPRING Cluett & Peabody's Fan. eludes evecry iiem ilnl-st Den's Dress ShirtsN 504 Tilt[IFARME[RS AND MECIIANICS BANK YOU SEEN THE MAIN AND "IURON STIR;10S SHIRTS AT MtACK'S'? Capital, $5,000, Surplus and Profit s, $65000 DosaGeea ankig n;;R.sltar,and lay 3 por cut a t l~tr nlr and :'LIIn; I it ItiL ...…

…THE MICHI1GAN DAILY IA LF-T 0N E ; and ZINC E'TCHINGS Lower in Price Better in Quality Ask A. M. SMITH II An Arbor Savings Baka Block Tihe Ann Arbor Savings Bank Captal stich.$50000. Surplus, $20,00 Rlesources $2.00000 AGeneral Bankig iBusises Trasacted p r 1 55 rB:Cas. E.Hilsssosk, tres;W. I it uiaVice Ires; '.1.1 FitzllCashe Rowe's Laundry 'Ihomas Rowe, Proprietor 326 N, Fith Ae. ie'Phoe 45 Ol Bll hone 457-L WANMTED 1, s GLO. J. e'. HALLE, ...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959 Advanced Placement Program Enriches, Accelerates Education of Bright Students THE MICHIGAN DAILY By FAITH WEINSTEIN The Advanced Placement Pro- gram "offers a way to accelerate and enrich education for the bright student, adding the incen- tive of possible , college credit," Prof. James W. Downer of the English department said recently. The national Advanced Place- ment Program, he explained, al- lows high schools to ...…

…TEI CUNlYEEFSITY F '1ICI3IGAIN DAILY It's Just as E asy. e£' 'r.a-e-..it .- cr .;c-... =:_ c..r ..a.- ir....s :c - ..,, :.rEr -. : ' w6i la 'Ai ii iii iii 'A ii iii 'Ai iii iii * To cut to fit as to cut haphazard, if the cutter knows hL- business. One of the principals of our tailoring is that the cutter knows his business, and the makers know the. business. {Happy=go=lucky" work will -not do in a n case. Of course, such workmen command ...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TREE TUESDAY. APRIL 2S, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ar +aira:rs: Aa Court Backs Cuts In Fireman Jobs Lets Stand Decision of Arbitration Board; Could Elininate 48,000 Jobs WASHINGTON MP-The lingering railroad work-rules dispute moved another step toward settlement yesterday when the Supreme Court let stand an arbitration ruling which could eliminate up to 48,000 jobs. The high tribunal rejected,...…

…i A 1. just the thongfor a ete A. 1,F(icdCollege menAtoVact sagnts (hi i uii CC niC . CGodi l c ifor TC,_ l4,..c TCll itll 021,,oraddes tillly lii t.. O S C l iei CIC :c i lit. that ti ii.lii Fountain Pen I it! ti-it ii i it -r o ti iOt r v soecuI itoss-hit make :1 'C t C ot i to t lii i t 'sI I ]- elii. e rrt1? rrrr+/ ~ ? Ca't Leak AT QUARRYS ittllve it C C i (i i.i . iii -li lJurt:ttoi 1 . IC C.4:0 i d '.C MAIN AND) liMtIN 111W Capitt...…

…t P. Freeman, of nd Fredonia, N. Y. Brand Clothes. SPRING RE HERE wool fabrics combined ine hand tailoring $35-00 and up Wadhams F&C o. IDI NG TRUCTION >hn N. Ryan of the U. S. Reserve Corps, for- egular army is now at the stables of G. L. Mul- Ann St. and offers acourse in Horsemanship or ruction at extremely low rates. C THE MOST OUT OF YOUR RIDING play Polo, Jump, ride cross country, play games on horseback, etc. ss rates for comple...…

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… .......... 'I. * * F I Ti I i r i i i ! h I Is r ; I lI 2 ' 4C 1.: r: I - OX T S KNOX HATS NEW HATS IN A NEW STORE 'Thos. J. Flattery (n. Tx .T8 74 Washington Blvd. DETROIT Formerly With DICKERSON & CO. KNOX HATS 1 IMAL GAE SET IEXT TUED AY PM. STAGE SET FOR RUNNING PENN'S GREATEST RELAS e Shifts in Lineup for Vith Case; Outfield Will Remain Unchanged Tilt Eastern Colleges Have Teams Work on Franklin Field...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1925 "IL MICHIGAN 1DAILY gE ,,"'. rifl E TAYLOR SOCIE[TY r Regent W. L. (Clemnents Is Named 1:11.n ber (of Advisory,,onunnittee of 01-ganization WILL CONVENE MAY 14 Regent W. L. Clements of Pay City, has been named a member of the ad- visory committee to arrange a three dcay coitfeience of the Taylor sociey -which will begin Thursday, May 14, in Ann Arbor at the 'invitation of the Ritn o ntiuesInSofia streets ~EXCAAT...…

… 1r !" 1 ., ,. .^ ' c. -, ., ... . , . . .. . O Y _ ".-.. ; AILE TEAM TO 60 TO PENN RELAYS5 utler, Wheeler, Wetzel, and Burk- holder to Make Philadelplihi Trip This Week )HNSON GQING IN FARRELL'S PLACE; WILL NOT COMPETE Michigan's only entry in the Penn elays is the one mile relay team,' ade up of Butler, Wetzel, Wheeler, id Burkholder. They are the only arsity men who will make the trip Philadelphia to compete in the re-; Y classic of t...…

…TkMIOEIGAN DAILY ti Lutz Quality Clothes For Thirteen Years the Best LI 11 t ...J if. Copyright HartShafuer & Ma Hart Schaffner .Mairx p.' Varsity Tifty-Fibve A Trouble-Saving Suggestion If you've been looking for a suit that's enough. different from the rest to be distinctive, yet not too extreme for good taste, you want this new Hart, Schaffner & Marx design for young men. It's here in all the latest fabtics, 0 nd in some inte...…

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…1928. "THE MIC-HIGAN DXAILY _._ . ,, ., _ . .r. .... ___ MICHICGAN MAINTAINS COMPLETE, BESTKNOWN COLLEG[ MUSIC CATALOG IN UNITED STATES CABINET OFFICER MAY RESIGN POST MUSIC IS MO(TIVATING POWER THAT PROMOTES LOYALTY SONGS AROUSE SPIRIT Tappani 'Singing Oak' Was Christened Hy Classes Of '58, 'Who Started ('ustomn E'DITOR'S NOT: his is the first of as iics of weekly articles to be pre- sented. by The Daily on the llistory of Michigan Musi...…

…TH{URSDAY, APRIL, 28, 19~27, THE MICHIGAN DAIL''Sc" PA r. P Tl Tyl IM TH TT-CA .,_D.+.. av~ ..-auLY / \f1 1 t z JORNMoer'30, Will Represent University PICK ANN ARBOR Miss Rabinoff To Compete For Honors JORNLISM CLAS[S'oejl ie ots FOR CONVENTION lauwl ev ismr~mn a encahn isRbn _____I Elizabeth Rabinoff, '27, Michigan's and Ann Arbor churches. Prof. Louis WILL r A~~~~~un Mhror was seleted a the loco- .Ecaftepbisekn WIL 6T1 n1927 Nationa...…

…WEDJNESD.A.Y APRIL 28, 1926 ~VW YORK OGANZTO WILL CONDUCT' 15 STUDY TOURS TO EJIWPE IN SUMMER, THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQE 7ERsMN studliedl by the class which wil travel ; th~rough Norway, Sweden, and Den- mark. The cost of these study trips have - zi dpt(wntop.v 1 uamziiu Iuprice With an attractive program of six will be riven this summer, Pour of session of Cambridge. The. German more" theanltiatnecexpendiortue is- weeksi study on the contine...…

…: " l li , t'l G : Gt, 1 G 7 THE" MICH-iiAN-DAEY P: I 1 :1 : : --, - - ----. ......... ., AL MStudent Of Qua From Sacramento, ,LLU comes memories of old town in the form of; Miss Mary Hamilton, o An official order from the United Arbor's oldest landladie States War Department named old student, now a succ Major Basil D. Edwards, Infantry, tracting engineer, who as successor to Major Reinold Mel- tions were stirred by ar arter Century Ag...…

…TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1936 THE M ICHIGAN A I VY Varsity Golfers Win Big Ten Opener From Purdue Capt. Koesis, Saunders Set tI The HOT S TBOV E - - By BILL REED ------- Il Wolverines To Meet Huron Nine Today At Medalist Pace Wolverine Leader Turns In Near Par Score To Defeat Pete Smith,_3-0 Second Win In Row Hard Rain Shortens Meet In Afternoon; Michigan Sweeps Morning Matches LAFAYETTE, April 27. - (P)- University of Michigan's national...…