…SIX T H E :M-fC.44"I CA N .DAILY VP-TnkV WV=T.TA-DV ..-qft I Q,%ft a a a.r A T a 4"4 , a 1, 1 \A ~j-] .,..,._ ,... . .r urmr ., t _ .,... _..::.,_ IICHIGAN SW MMERS TO TH M-ICr IC1AMtD , r unkVx ~ltf l uju'~ ~OIne, NTER NORTHWESTER n VASITY NATATI >Wolverine eam Seeks Re v fair Def eat }by Wildcats Last Season. PURPLE HOLDS RECO .In addition to seeking to r their hold on the Big Ten- s ming -title when they enco the Wildcats tonight, ...…
…It ID~fAY. FE.RR1YARY 28, 1930 THE NJCNTI AN D.LY- A . ...ydf i1bFM M+ 'T..:.. R:R YM'+g.)bp}I'' 'Q^ .TX.TRL. avvv WW 1 f E L . ." 1R^1 Y Vui -ry ^Y d P'.'i 'l..i Y _- Fraternity Quintets Near Finals of Tournament -co JNOONT MET RECHS SHEN ROUNDOf PLAY' Delta Upsilon Gains Victor3 From Phi Beta Delta in Close Contest. THETA CHI IS DEFEATED Eight matches of the indoor ten- nis tournament which is going into the second round will be pl...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY FRTDAY, ?RIBRUARY 28, 1008 a DAILY OF FICIAL 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) VOL. XL. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930 No. 104 i NOTICES Catholic Students: A mixer will be held Saturday afternoon from 2:30 to 5:30 in the auditorium of the Chapel. Medical School- Candidat...…
…~ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Wir U 4 ai MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 89. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1930. EIGHT PAGES -I }.... w w w w..e.w r- w4 7 T , 0 !1 1" "I PRICE FIVE CENTS FOR H, B. HUTCHINS TO BE HELD TODAY Last Rites Will Be Conducted in St. Andrews Church at "Three O'clock. BURIAL AT FOREST HILL ISeventy-First 4,,:, l, Year!HO BERT L, IPEY BHIIISH LA0iUIILIL Tn l n-r nnnrrirn riinnrflflr r ftT~I V an . yne'...…
… --, 1 VJ l:.w 7. 1. 1 , .) , 17 U L 1 t. Y 1 ti I> J\i I ~ hi I .-~. N I) ~ I ~ X .. .e .... ., ...., .... ,.. ... 4. y ....... ,. AntiSalon Lague!BODER ATROMENARE NDE SERIUP. DHeniadoo L-ea J.[ ' ELO ID RBORDER PAROLEN REINDE TO DISCUSSDECEN VH iti Dr}oc RB OPS OTN OTA PHONE INVENTIONS TCUNTLVEINTNTS I~IIIl reenm Orders Charge NIMUNICIP91AL H u I S UIIIJAgvtitst f Sdt.xite - d ~39CAIere r j Will _.Face Civil 'ICOL11- for Alleged Stlay...…
…r 1 i I I 1' C t t" t 7 t t 0 T~Y;14~tA~y2~, i;30;THE MICHIGANDAL__ iias OMIIEARKANSAS FLOOD REFUGEES TAKFES DCAOVIjNWFINANCIAL PROBLEMS FACING BANKRUPT RFSSuHER TEMPORARY SHELTER IN BOX CARSN -NC K APB DISCUSSED BY PROFESSOR REED, 0 !the estimated revenues fo' these' rone. In 4+Pof. Thomas II Peed, of the po- o 08 f iticaiI science departm~enit, who i; ed." THREE DRY CHIEF idSiIi~ itdil iw o ev.o i~efoi 1 rl :.Acrteaschi Jools fPaced3)y ...…
…U PAGE FOUR h,1business with ordinary legislative speed. Two weeks ago it agreed on Published every morning except Monday the sugar controversy and last flaring the I1uiversity year by the Board in We h uhdsue ete Control of Student Publications week the much disputed leather -Meiber of Western Conferenc Eitoriaf1 fd hide schedules were settled. Association. The motive for the new vitality The .Associated Press is exclusively entitl ed is not...…
…TuEsruy. ZJW, tGA.,hyta j mo.- 1"HP-AvItCHIGAN DAILY TTI1TA h~P P ' ~f 1 r N A V (. N f TL- VYJVl~i"n.S'ri . V 1 L 'n**at Og. ' . .. 1 k * .A Jr- A.3 . -- asr r r INTERlCLASS GAMESN fST0-N; nr IrflhTrrPT Tfll MIXED CLASSES OF UNIVERSITY WERE lW itder Carnival Queen SURPRISE TaSTUDENT FROM JAPAN Is Al-on tlt Winner of Barbour Scholarship colleges of th~e two countrics. On' Says Co-Education Was j a trip around the world, Miss MialA Un...…
…Ti-i R (171Hi 0. A'P,4. . sI ._.I v a A t++ a o.N L!Pt-1V SOhY, i.AiiiUNiZY :40, TA.Z) WIEMAN Mai TAKEGOPER COACHING POSITION y rnern Arrive; at FOME ICINChcago to Get Set hera and i~y s .etinue , ld ing two ~[ICHICAGO, Jan. 27;--Primo Car- ti L sparring par'tners, his manag:er and - a drawi ng 1-n7tluctor, today wore3 here to prepare for the Italian's Weiman WllGo to Minneapolis western boxiiig debut wi t h 7+E er Tloday to Conf-fer...…
… 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...…
…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 ...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 IC.e 41U 4a ai1 MEBE r VOL. XL, NO. 52. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS TICKTS AVAILBEANS LAID FOR nEXT BROADCAST A 5%" n# o ffo l tili uinu BOZORTH HEADS NEW DORMITORY CAMPUS AND STATE AIIIOIIP inu RIIU fill r N U r "Scientific Tests of Character" Ir P ~will be the subject of Prof. William ,,, C. Trow of the School of Education.II HANiSG(IVING Ihanksiviing' Of ...…
…" PAGE TWO 11HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1929 INFANTS' I DE SCR IBED BY H ESS AT COUZNS CLINIC Illinois Professor of Pediatrics' Leads Discussion at Meeting J Backed by*Couzens Fund. Coast Guard Cutter Returns From Arctic Crew Saves Many Lives During, Visit to Northern3 Waters. (By Associated Press) OAKLAND, CALIF., NOV. 27.- The coast guard cutter Northland, displaying a log filled with ac- counts of various adventures d...…
…THURSDAY, NC7VRMB _ 2% 1929. THE MIC- IC-AN.: DAILY ___RS-A-^^- a' a a28, 199 a sIa-M v - s .:. r-:x flA TY.Vai - .--- --4. AMERICAN PHYSICS WOMANS DOCTOR REEIESHONOR SOCIETY TO ME ETI FRIDAY IN CHICASO 1 1 4 I Large Staff Toils Daily in Angell Hall - - - --- Preparing New Dictionary for Publication Screen Reflections HD A Professor Sawyer Announces Convening of Eastern Research Branch. LOCAL MEN ON PROGRAM Six Papers on Investigations...…
…PAG 0 FOii . Best of all, this sporting item inI OtheHarvard A. A. News has gone Published every morning except Monda far to dispel a lot of mistaken no- during the Universitvyyear by the Board in:; t iplalt fmsae o THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1929 Control of Student iublications. -.. - Member of Western Conference Editorial1 Association. , The Associated Press is exclusively entitled1 t, the'use for repubication of all news...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FI~VE, Pdn-Hellenic Initiates League as Scene of Comin Lewis Browne Reconueids Lusting !3ook (Iasketball Season, Wi1ith, Attendant Winter T UIMN MILIU and Blasts Some Literary RcputtionS ADLPLI [LLOS[E IO'LSports, Schedules First Practice MondayTO 9 Students do tomuch assigned known, btalittle cliqul( f oo 1Pt1 1A1 f a- h opeino h n [[AIO ii 9 t'iai declared Lewis Browne inpe who really apprEccate lierature ji1 i H LB...…
…THE MTCHTGAN FATLY ' HUu SDAY, NO-VRivfBER 28, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVE~IvIBER 28, 1929 .. _ . . . . A WOLVERINE TANKMEN TO MEET FORT WA I NE Y.1 I.C. A. 'DUCKY' SIMRALL PROMISES TO BE POPULAR LEADER "Ducky" Simrall, diminutive Wol- verine quarterback, has been chosen by his team-mates to cap- tain the 1930 Michigan Varsity; football eleven. In making this se- lection, they have chosen one of the best-liked, and gritt...…
…'iHii'SD z, iOvvE-IMUER21s; Th21 X, THE DAiLY DUCKY'SIMRALL¢ ,ELECTED CAPTAIN Inramural tems+ (Continued From Page 6) during thepast two seasors, and that in the Iowa game of 1928. He [" ! .is only 19 years of age. Fr idyseeas un Friday's schedule .c otai r oin.ts__core_ _ _ _ _I (Building closed Thanksgiving Theta Chi upset the dope by Day). winniing their volley ball much Tennis. 2:15-Phelps-Cole vs. Lhevinne- from Alpha Delta Phi,...…
…° MICHIGAN - DAILYY' TMRSnAY, NOVEMBER 28, THE MICH GAN.DA...TH-R.....NOVEMBR.28... a~ five drll9!.r( ashi ticket which nv'?.y be purch ased at ihel Treasurer', ARRIVAL 017A E IA W RD A FROM RUSSIAW AEDNEAD 1Amteric:Ln itiatbema2tica~I So('iety: T1he TcifL i:i ~gut~liu' American Mathematical Society will be held at the University of Miclzi _... gan on Friday and Saturday, November 29 and 30. Sesisioiis will be 1ivlld ['Y Associated C ieal...…
… P # u mmt x THE WEATHER, Fair and warmer. Ar x1 i MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. X, No. 30 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS JUL.2, 92 PROF J 0, WNTER OF CLASSICS FACULTY W(ILL"GIVE LECTURE MONDAY LECTURE WILL CON CERN ANCIENT MONUMENTS IN ROME GRIFFIN TALKS TUESDAY Professor Aveling, of London Uni- versity, Will Speak Wednesday on Labor Topic Prof. John G. Winter of the Lat- in department of the Unive...…
…PAGE EWO THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ .II wIf $'ituuu r Published every morning except Monday during the University Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications.I The Associated Press is exclusively en-I 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. ltnte...…
…SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAE THREE w'F .... .... __ __... WAR RENUNCIATION CEREMONIES EXPECTEDIN TBSTER HOO0SIER TITLE HOPES' WILL REPORT FOR FOOTBALL PRACTICE THISr SEPTEMBER BENNETT NOT TO RETURN' Pat Page Anhounces New Policy for' HONORED BY NATIONS PITTSBURG AND TECH TO SHARE IN STADIUM, FOR FOOTBALL GAMES. l LASSIF\E TYPEWRITING AND MIMEO- GRAPHING promptly and neatly done by experienced operators at moderat...…
…,FACE FOUR TSHE SUMMER MICHIGN=..UY29DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 tm _ _______________________________________________________________________________________ I DAILY OFiCIAL BULLETIN 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 SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1929 No. 30 Educational Confe...…
…THE WEATHER Showers and cooler. 14, r # uutmmrr l3Ihhigauh.ta U tttt MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED P.RESS VOL. X. No. 5 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS i WORRELL EX PLAINS SCIENCE Of MAGIC Of ANCIENT EGYPI GRAIN OF TRUTH SEEN IN AN- CIENT RITES OF AN- TIQUITY SLIDE ILLUSTRATIONS REVEAL CEREMONIES Empirical Way Of Building Reli- gion Irrational; Experience Only Proves Adequate "Magic is the science and art of effe...…
…rAUS rWu~ THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILN FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 mu - I Xip *ummer Published every morning except Mondayt 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 otherwise1 credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. tntered at the Ann Abor, Michigan, postoffice a...…
…rRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THR= FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRU ......... f.... ............... .. . ..... ........ ....I. . . . i* ideline Chatter .... . .......... .. .. ....................................................... With the Schmeling-Uzcudun but was far from the class of tussle out of the way, the question Dempsey as a colorful performer. arises whether boxing fans are go- ...…
…PANE FQUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 DAILY OFFI1CIAL BULLETIN Publication 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). Volume IX FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 No. 5 Colleges of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Changes of E...…
…ESTABLISHED i890 iY e Ar t r all 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 177. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1929 No. 177 WIE AN F LILE MAINTAINS Y Act ACTION OF SPORT gra not suc Failure Of Immediate ran Expulsion Thought stal Mistake rep MONEY CONTROLS DECISIONci Situation Rests aQuiet At Iowa; Official sity Begins Query viol sub Characterizing the action of the A Big Ten faculty committee on in- this tercollegiate athltics in oust...…
…PAGR THE MICH.ICAN 1DAILY TUESDAY, a MAY 28, X1 9" ' _. rA W TEDYMY28 9 KNUFACTURERS WILL INSPECT -PLANT HERE DU G ANN-UAL TOUR LUNCHEON AT UNION TO END TRIPOF INSPECTION THROUGH SCHOOL Industrial Research Problems Will Occupy Interest Of Convention , Michigan manufacturers who visita Ann Arbor tomorrow, for the an- nual Manufacturers' Conference with the Department of Engineer- ing Research of the University of Michigan, will be invite...…
…u ST A A7 28, . 06 TH*E MII T E11 sw - TTnt-n C.T MG, COMMININ COLLEGE MEN MAKE BEST PILOTS, Cn, I, U R ACCORDING T O OFFICIAL STATEMENT Professor Awarded Year For Research STUDENTS CONSTRUCT AIRPLANE MODELS IN ENGINEERING SHOPS, REEVES HONORED BY APPOINTMENT 4 DRIVE F ORMICHIGAN QUOTA THIS SUMMER American Legion Joins Foreign War Veterans In Backing Movement As Beneficial The state department of the American Legion, and the Michigan...…
…PAGE FOU ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1929 a . , Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Studnt Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association: The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news fdispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at tke postoffi...…
….TUEDAY, MAY 28, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE rtv .f. A At dA.c d d1 vcy6 31 4 l ($E LYS- q~v-q~q E dnse- PAGE FIVE W~~v { I MANAGERS APPOINTEE FOR SUMMER SESSION ACTIVITIESOF LEAGUE COMMITTEES TO BE CHOSEN AT EARLY DATE BY PRESIDENT PARTIES ARESCHEDULED Dorothy Woodrow, '30, WiVl Act As President; Harris, '31, Chosen Secretary-Treasurer Dorothy Woodrow, '30, has been appointed summer president of the Women's League by' MargarFet Bush, ...…
…I trE -'*m IC14C A NI'AITIEY ' " -TDAY,' MAY 28, 190 o nio -4 MICHIGAN, CHICAGO TIE FOR BIG TEN TENNIS TITLE .. , MARON1METHATED BY RAIN O DECISION Wolverines Lead At Ternination O Play By Three T Tw Matches BARTON, SPENCER LOSE Intermittent showers which finally terminated the match before the completion of the singles competi- tion halted the Chicago-Michigan encounter yesterday afternoon on the Ferry field courts. As a resu...…
…-TUESDAY, . MAY .28, 92 - }}ice A , .: ME gl THE MI-v sa..va iH L 1 4 4'.',M *.AU! W~ MINNEAPOLIS SCENE Of CONFERENCE GOLF' WOODBURY WINS POLE POSITION Drives Boyle Special At Rate of 120 Miles Per Hour To Get CONFERENCE BALL STANDINGS ALTERED' Illinois Links Men Out Of On Account Of Finals; Michigan Favored Play MINNESOTAUNDEFEATED Illinois will be the only Big Ter school not represented when the Western. Conference golfers tee o...…
…PAGE lJ UHT T H E MIC 11TGAN IDATT. Y TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1929 f i I D AILY Off ICIAL BULLE Caap Counsellors Trip to Saginaw Geography 2, 32-All Sections: Summer and Permanent Employment: Forest: The final examination in these courses will be held on Thursday, Men interested in demonstration work on straight weekly salary Professor E. V. Jottcr of the June 6, at 7 p.m. Students whose names begin with A to L inclusive proposition see Mr. B...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 73J t r 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED -PRESS, Vol. XXXIX, No. 152. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1929. EIGHT PAGES llnTrn TInrfll m AllI LEGISLATOR'S PLAN WOULD MAKE 101Wu I NLULUWbiII WILL SPEAK TIODAYI INHILL'AUDTOIUM DR. BLACK OF UNION SEMINARY TO ADDRESS STUDENTS THIS MORNING WHITE UNABLE TO APPEAR Speaker, Native Of Scotland, Holds Honorary Degrees And Is Author Of Several Books Hugh Black of Union Theologicalj...…
… P AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIDAY, APRIL 28, 1929, -m PROBLEMS PRESENTED, AT TEACERS ESSIsON ARTHUR FIELD, GRAD., OUT- LINES PUBLIC SCHOOL COURSES O6IWRAPHY IS LACKING Subject Has "Squeezed By" in Cur- ricula Of Preparatory Schools In British Isles "Up to the present time Geog- raphy in the Public schools of Eng- land has just squeezed by," was the characterisation of the teach- ig of the subject made to the Geography teachers of the ...…
…: " 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...…
…PAGE M THE MICHIGAN ONLY SMAV; AVIft iA VAGE rota STTh~YAt A~tt 2~,A~bT'~ .. r Published every morning except Mondays during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.. r Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. - The Associated Press is exclusively en-C titled to the ?:se for .republication of all news dispatcheahcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-I ished h...…
…8tTN"Ay, Arrme.,2 9-~ ..THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .FI h .THE MICHGAN DAIL PAGE FIVE r , .. ,..+. ....~.. ,... .. r q Ww p CM, &Vm -l---I LVTAVW AA MJK 40M F MOW MAAWI WL'7A WMMI ammm WP"'Wa I, WOMEN TOGET WORK SOCIAL EVENTS INCLUDE ANNOUNCEMENT PARTIES, DINNERS FOR JUNIOR PLAY CAST, AND PLEDGING WYVERN TO SPONSORi BRIDGE TEA MAY I11 jAnother important affair initiat- Engagement ties hold the announcement par- major place amongI ...…
…r V9 SI ,-I H iiLMTCHMCAN T3tY, u '"'f.? , n'i'x' i : ; i y , ". "~ ~1 ~vt7~'rTA~, A~t ~, ~ -. ., .= Browns Lose Tilt But Take First Place In BRAVES RETAIN LEAD IN NTIONAL CIRCUIT New York Downs Athletics In Free Hitting Contest; Pirates Lose To Chicago Cubs UHLE CHECKS ST. LOUIS ETROIT put St. Louis into first place in the Amer- ican league yes- terday even tho the Tigers down- ed the Browns,10 to 1. George Uhle won his third sta...…
…"' SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1929 I TH*n MICHTCAN DAILY ~THE MICHIGAN flATLY BRITISH PROFESSI'ONA CUP MATCHES FRlO English Pigayes Regain Possession Of International Trophy After In div i d u aI Matches AMERICANS WIN TWICE (By Associated Press) MOORTOWN, Eng., April 27.-_ British professional golfers today regained the Ryder cup by a smash- ing victory in the singles after their American rivals had established a bare lead in the foursome play y...…
…IAGE_ EIGUI ' , THE MTCHIG AIL Y r;fT1 r? 1.Va /ii ' . tt lls3, 19?9 J'A G E. -- - --------Y ... . .....1.2 DAIY1FFCI AL B UL LETIN Publication 1n the Bulletin is conb tructive notice to all members of the Utniversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent untjI 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 No. 152 Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: An adjour...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I r 4an %POW t MEBE Vol. XXXIX, No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 Old Prime Minister PROF. HAYDEN'S rTALKS, SONG HITS, Lawrence M. Gould Is RegainngPowerjHOUSE DAMAGED 'TO FEATURE BILL Sends Radio Letter s eganingPowe BY jMALLFIREOF RADIO TONIGHT ___s_____Lete The home of Prof. Joseph R. Hay- Only two talks will be given on den, of the political science depart- 0 tonight's radio program since the ment...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .....,.. x PRESENT STOCK MARKET SITUATION EXPLAINED BY PROFESSOR LEFFLER "The great question regarding note what effect the meeting of the precarious situation of the the board of directors of the New stock market prices at the present York Federal Reserve Bank today time is whether or not the federal will have on the action of the reserve board can exert sufficient banks in the New York money pressure to limit speculati...…
…- ~?HtrnSbA'~, MATh~H 2~, li~2~i T'HE MJC.HICAN UATLY - PAG~I mi~ DISCUSSES F 0 R E I G N WORKC IN SWEDEN, FRANCE, AND SPAIN TRACES SWED1Si ORIGIN Shows Influence Of Horizontal Lines From Southern Europe In Swedish Sculpture "Te predominating feature o early Christian ornament the bap- tismal fonts of Sweden in the head moti inntertwine with rb- bons representative of growth and ending in small circular discs. The dragon motif is the vest...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN D AI LY' Published every morning except Monday dowing the University ear by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatcheshcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. - Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ...…
…TIU GDAY, MARCH 28, 1920 THE MICHIGAN ek ".., o"Woom ~ f4 m . . .._ . W,. ... . A N a F iOLPLANNEWomenDProminentDn Campus Activities oNew Gifts Received UCHEIS, GLEE LUB Are Nominated For President Of League iItLA L IU1 For League Building MAKE FR THER PLANS 'ALL _A NOW gifts received by the Alum- m n ^ 1i .n_ OB ~-~INTALI nae office for the equipping of the 1VM LLA PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN MAY WILL CONSIST OF TWO DEFINITE PARTS 4 D...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY HRJA ~, TvfAIk.CH 28 ,1~i29 TOUNAlET T IVIGHT CONTENDERS FOR COLLEGIATE MAT HONORS KEYE TRAKEN TA UNRYNT I:SELCTE ,. .:: a:.::" -. rr. rsa.. u ~~au ir-b** '* ur4it :SoussstiisrUsa "sar... Iar....OSau .. a....:V usI~ :::y: >.:: "S rsrr:rrt.r.. . . . ~ so U S a 55cf 9rr si *esa errt a0 uaaA'aaaa a.4sU. C7'Z t .1 AT 'TEXAS CARNIYC vhr (S4ici 'LToIThe Daily) TO IA PTAI N P0U NIU N IOWVA CITY,, March 26.-Four1 special eve...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH4 28, 1929 THE MICH I A I Y ' 8 i tNOTICE-Beautiful spring line of LOST-l Axminister and Wilton rugs. witho Georg iot] oureCDVERTISING D & .7 White gold rimmed glasses ut 'case. Maurice O'Brien Cambridge, Dial 4818. 3 ISHU RTiln IN l PRACTICE Heavyweight Strains Elbow; Loss Will Limit Michigan's Chances At Meet DRAVELING GES ChANCE Ed George, who was Michigan's surest point winner in the Nation- al Wrestling meet this week-end...…
