…THE MICHIGAN DAILY . i CAMPUS SOCIETY I 1. I w NEW ARRIVALS in Co-eds To Invade Union Nov. 8 4; Second Annual Open House The Union will again open its door& to women with the second an- pual open house to be held on elec- tiob night, Nov. 8, according to an qpnouncement made yesterday by John'W. Lederle, '33 Union presi- dent. Nore than 2,500 attended the open hQuse last year, he said, and it is hoped4 that the number will be even g...…
…_ _-THE MICHIGAN DAILY - Fit City Sets A sid e $2,000 As Relief Student Loans Fund Designed To Help Students Whose. Tuition Already Is Paid Dean Administrates Inclusion 'In Budget Is Etxpectedl To Strengthen TnSeholRelation By D. 11. 11. Conspicuous among the items in the $62,933 budget set by the Ann Arbor Community Fund Association as the goal for the 132 drive is a proposed loan fund of $2,000 for the rlef of needy students of the Uni- ver...…
…/ ESTABLISHED 1890 YV 4 4A ltttan 4aitg MEMBER ASSOCIATI yPRESS 1 . VOL. XLII. No. 33 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1931 PRICE FIVE BOARD OF R EGENTS A0H rHGNSUTHORIZES SLASH. IN HOSPITAL RTES Governing Body Makes Drastic Reduction Totalling Over $52,000. EFFECT NEW ECONOMY Changed Scale Will Not Impair Quality of Service,w Says Director. Drastic reduction of rates at the University hospital, amounting t...…
… SOCIETY WILL Anderson Is Unable to IN NEW CLUB ROOM Speak. for Press Clubi '34, D. M. Levine, '32, D. W. Lyon, Word has been received that '34, K. Mack, '34, W. S. McDowell, Sherwood Anderson will not be able '34, J. R. McNitt, '33, R. W. Merritt, to speak at the University Press '33, B. R. Moshier, '33, J. C. Norton, club convention. '32, J. D. O'Brien, '33, A. B. O'Don- The convention wvill meet at Ann nell, '33, B. R. Porter, '32, W. H. A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA Defense Against .._. . _ SOPHOMORE QUARTERBACK STARS AS HIGHEST SCORER AT PURDUE VARSITY TROUNCESH' YEARLING HARRIER1S C Ostrander Wins Two-Mile Run; 1 Rod Howell Takes First Among Freshmen. s C The freshman harrie s took a 15-40 beating from 'the Varsity yes- terday afternoon in a two-mile race. The course was run from the Ferry field oval out around the Sta- t dium and back. f Ostrander of the Varsity won c over th...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN 144 1-gan Dal-tu ished every morning except Monday during the University year Board in Control of. Student Publications. ber of the Western Conference Editorial Association. Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- ion of all news dispatehes. credited to t o~ rnot otherwise in this paper and the local news published herein. ed at the Post Office at Al inArbor, Michign, as second atter. Special rate ...…
…THE MICHICAN DAL.Y tip; 41 . " "° I DRT PLAN LEAGUE PARTOY FO FRIDAY AFTERQO Betsy Barbour, Helen Newberry, Sponsor Monthly Tea Announce Engagement of Grid Captain FO RflT 5S MARGARET WHI TT EMORE EXPLAINS HOW QUAKERS INSPIRED HER WORK Grandmother Was Lucretia Mott has succeeded in the organization OFjC .r TOnEGIN1 Who Began First Feminist of a group of 10,000 women in Aus- fti qhp nftPi t~ o, DE AN LLOYDElI TALK AT MEETI From,4 to 6...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---- - ------------- :.- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN University Girls' Glee Club: Re- hearsal at 7:30 p. in., in committee room, Michigan League. Michigan Union Executive Coun- cil meets at 4:30 p. m. Music Section of the F a c uedt y CERCLE FRANCAIS TOHEAR* KNUDSEN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to of the University. Copy received at the office of the the President until 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. all...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 Abr . t u MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVE RSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI. No. 32 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1930 PRICE FIVE ENTS SPECTACULAHR FIR OF OUTLAW STOUT OIL WELLSUBDUED Conflagration Endangers Main Oklahoma City Power Plant and Burns Two Bridges. CITY STILL THREATENEDl Much Oil Escaped From Dykes Covering Canadian River With Three Inch Film....…
…I A.GE TWO THE MICHTCAN Ty'A TTY ,rrTrtom A,'% XTf 'L 1l RtS7'1"* A 'I AOA aAE WOTT aMT t. avn it . thwTT VaF l I a TU A qS331* AY, NOV '1-D'E- , 11230 Ander Inc. 9'he flans Shop North Unvmlty In honor of this event we are of- fering for the entire day and evening- 2 0 Shirts' at 3.Oo Sirts at n three grougs 95c $1.45 $1.95 'UNIVERSITY BLOCK'( ' mes Cellar Hides Co e~noreWhat's Of Cast-off1P nglomerations rops Used in Past Plays NIU...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMER 4, 1930 THE MI"CHIGAN D A ILY Text of Mic u"t*g'an Legal j'.'w n , ss ti , f,,, u te IN-"Vk el w m .Keport l t .e, c . A.,..-. 0.. COUBT PROCEDURE Michigan Supreme Court Adopts Commission Reports on Appellate Rules.' SIMPLIFICATION IS A I M (Continued from Page 1) Cummins as chairman and Edson i I R. Sunderland as secretary.I The Legal Research Institute of the University of Michigan provided the Commission wi...…
…PAGE FOUR TH F -NI I C 1-11 G A N'D A I L Y TUSD Y NO EM E 4.193n-,e~.U*,~ *,t xTas _. aM ..+. ...G A N..: D A. IL Y + vAFFt4A A. A V' YL7' 1YI& Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis patches credited to it or not otherwise c...…
…THE MTCHT:AN DATYE ESTA 'wA (V }|V | VDRAMA AT TRACTS HOCKEY PLAY D Y SOCIETY LEADERS COMMITTEE HEAS'! N AM E ASSISTANTS < Plan Hockey Film and Luncheon to Entertain Teams From Other Colleges. PROF. CAMPBELL ASSISTS Other May Non-competitive Games be Played by Contest- ants Interested. Chairman of committees for the second annual Hockey Play Day, to be held Saturday, Nov. 8, have an- nounced their assistants for this event, which ...…
…T SIxM THE MICHIG-AN ,AIL Y TH M C AT A ..s.<Y LR l? y d t 1 L 1 ' '? Ad iY, NuvEm 31'X 4, --nu ? . ., r 4 n _ ;" l .r j 'L'9 v,, ', ,: .:' a : ! idt , a i 4 a .u . . ._ SESSION U lEl TATUHIIL Scrimmage With Junior Varsity Replaced by Stiff Drill on Running Attack. CONCENTRATE ON BACKS Yesterday's scheduled scrimmage between the Wolverine Varsity C leven and the 'B' team was called off by Coach Harry Kipke in order to give him more...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN _________________________________________ ~ ~ TWO 6BICTE GMES PLA YED THIS WEEtKI1 Four Conference Teams Go East for Intercollegiate Battles. PURDUE MEETS CHICAGO Only two of the contests played in the Big Ten thi's week will have any bearing on the Conference per- centage column, the remainder of the teams playing with outside op- ponents. Two of the leaders in the Confer- erice will make an effort to improv...…
…PALE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTTT+'.CTIA V Nfl ] T'AhRFr! R A i oQn w T H E M I HI A N D A L Yi"TL OhA' 7T 17rc~~AIf~l.7~1. .JJ1 .. 1.'l' V J±VJL.L . . .L 3iTU -. i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the 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. XLI. TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1930. NO. 32 NOT...…
…LAw Vol. XXXIX. No. 37. PART ONE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928R MCHGAN GAINS FIRST VICTORY PRICE FIVE CENTS 3-0 PEMBROKE PASS TO REYNOLDS IN LAST MINUTE OF PLAY MAKES LONE SCORE FIRST HALF IS WESTERN'S Geistert Stars In Last Half Outplay Kalamazoo Team; Field Is Muddy. To( By Cleland Wyllie KALAMAZOO, Nov. 3.-Battling on even terms with Western State Normal until the last four seconds of play, the Junior Varsity today wen...…
…r ~ T "HE MICHIGN-'W~LY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921 1 . . . . . . ................................ ... . . OW H IS REW ARDED MTKFUL SERVICE- is Grant Leave Of Absence' George J. Lutz, Foreman For 40 Years DIARY OF UNIVERSITY CO-FOUNDER1 IS UNIQUE TREASURE OF LIBRARY Forestry Magazine CAFETERIA AND BRACE SHOP ARE Appears On Campus UNKNOWN FEATURES OF HOSPITAL I i s ARC ---T tE, A RE -E S . BIRTHDAY BANQUET; ti Midnight Thursday mark...…
…4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN _____________________ :HOOVER LOOMS AS EPECT H EAVY VOTING ON TUESDAY TO SHOW REPUBLICAN_'MAJRIY ESTIMATES OF DEMOCRATIC STRENGTH POINT TO SMITH DEFEAT NEW YORK IS DOUBTFUL Forty-three Million Citizens Qualify For Participation In Choice Of Nation's President Herbert Hoover will be the next President of the United States. The truth or falsity of such a state- ment, however, cannot be verified until after Tuesday's e...…
…FOUR u MTruHT CA T T T'V rrwr~ 1~ 'N T I V M T C' 1-1 T CVA7 N.Y ~U.L'4LJt1L, .P4~JV - ~ ..,--... - -. - I EMBER 4if, 1928LJh Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or' not otherwise credited in.this p...…
…rDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MCHIGA DAIL 106 W - 04 . ......... ..................................... m"INA'A ADVISERS OF WOMENI TO ENTERTAIN HEADS IIEADS OF ORGANIZED HOUSES MEET FOR ANNUAL DINNER HALLOWE'EN AND ILLINOIS GAME FURNISH MOTIF OF WEEK'S PARTIES League Questionaire Betsy Barbour, Helen Newberry,I and Martha Cook dormitories gave Hallowe'en dinner parties Wednes- day evening. The dinner at Mar- tha Cook...…
…IM-IF MICHTIGCA N r11 fir.~ -, 8tJNT7AY. NOVfl:MllE?4.1029 1 , RTING WOLVES T RiP NI INCLOSE GAME is Provides Margin By Kick After Intercepted Pass In First Quarter I JMBERT IS CHECKED I Dah[iem Nemesis Toaa~aa avxaxar~av'x *r Dahl em Nemesis To r Illini Aerial Attack INIS SCORE BY QUARTERS Gains Most Yardage First Second Third Fourth Final For Illinois Eleven 3' 0 00 Igg g MEMORIA 13 STAGED S.~ oI . a_ 0 0 0 FLAY BY PLAY ACCOU...…
…NOVEMBER 4, 1928 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY ;ActSF' 'E - rAr nrrrr wr BY BEATINCG Lanky Wolverine Outs To Win Harpham Cu Country Compe AUSTIN FINISHE By Charles Kau Randolph Monroe, sity -miler, outsprint Wuerful in the last 100 Harpham trophy rac morning to win the= cross country competi second successive yea ing the five mile cours The race was very cJ being bunched at the mark, where Monroe, V Austin began to forge, first two were even at 250 y...…
…DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 1 Internship" at 8 o'clock p. m in Room 1528 East Medical Building on Tuesday, November 6, 1928. All those interested are cordially invited to attend. Edwin J. Doty, President Michigan Alpha Chapter Men's Education Club: The Men's Education Club will meet Monday evening, October 5, "at 7:00 p. m. in room 302 of the Union. Dr. S. A. Courtis will speak on "Idealism in Education." All men interested in Educatio...…
…Pg Lwn 4 &113 VOLUME 39 PART 2 Editor, Kenneth G. Patrick ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1928 Business Manager, Edward L. Hulse NUMBER 37 11 " . , .C- : rc - r When 86,000 Watch 22! An aeroplane view of the new football stadium at the University of Michigan. This is said to have the largest seating capacity of any football stadium in the country. It is built in a natural amphi- theatre, and the top rows can be entered from ...…
…Wellesley Oarswomen Take Fall Practice. At least one eight- oared crew from each class at Wellesley recently took to the water for Fall rowing practice. The crews work out on Lake Waban under the personal direction of Miss Josephine Rathbone, of Newark, New Jersey, the new rowing coach. _ \ \ / 'N - A 4 "On a Tricycle Built for Two." Helen Woods (left) and Suzanne Kearsley dig into the pre-bellum past for a tricycle upon which to participa...…
…Leads Crimson on Gridiron. A. E. French, a member of the senior class, is captain of the Harvard football team. French is prominent in many campus activities. He is a mem- ber of the Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770, of the Pi Eta Club, a track letterman, and-last but by no means least- president of the Student Council. (Harvard Pictorial) "Dogs For Defense-Nothing For Tribute"-A group of Smith Col- lege students and their famous "man-eating" ...…
…Dons Mantle of Tad Jones. M. A. (Mal) Stevens is functioning as head coach of the Yale football squad. This is his first year as head coach. He has played and coached under Jones. Stevens was a star halfback on the Yale "Wonder Team" of 1923. He was graduated with the Class of 1925, and he is now studying law. (Yale News Pictorial) 4 L i I . -- ' -7- If A LI VI /, A1 1 -. '' I I Ii N (Above) ALTHEA BAINBRIDGE enjoys the th...…
…,STABLISHED 1890 . 'g. Sit an 4 at MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRESS .. . . . . ....... . . . VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 40. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1927 EIGHT PAGES COMMITTEE 0 N WAS AND MANS CONSIDERS DIRECT INCOME TAES WOMEN WITNESSES ADVOCATE LOWERING OF RATE FOR SINGLE PERSONS CLAIM SURPLUS T00 LARGE Say Married Man Now Has 130 Per Cent Better Position Than Be- fore War In Exemption (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 3- For...…
…f THE M 4 .. iCI-HGAN DAoLYtit_ QRAHAM ISCUSSES PR EVENTWON Of ATTACK&S ATTAIgNFNEW GLIDER RECOa R LITERARY CLASS HEAD' BY SRUEBUD NORM ON NATION'S[QFf5RSJ , ,,,MAKES APPOINTMENTS~ -. .. m,... . ,..,a. .. ._ I'nriowus Met J11o"Iqof (heel ig Inisetls Oiitlin ml By 1Eiitoiulogi"cal Authority SAY PAASIES USELESS On ii ii '~ u mnof investi- Iiiuq n te abits and control of luret i~ces wichwas started in a prviusis~ f TeDalProf. 1orPt i, ''i...…
…RIDAY, N kEMBR 4, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' PAG2E T STRIKINGMINE WORKERS STAGE MASS MEETING AS GOVERNOR'Sw THREAT TO CALL NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS CURTAILS PICKETING AT INITIATION DINNER SIXTEEN STUDENTS B E C 0 ME MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATI ON. CLISSOLD IS TOASTMASTER Prof. J. S. Worley Delivers Speech On History and Ae leveinent , Of A.S.C.E. Group Sixteen engineers became members of the student chapter of the Amer- ican Society of Civil...…
…THF. MTrT-TT . AN rI-ATT V V-- - . I rp.TTi*V., I i Wol? T11 T T T ~ M IX T l:. 1 Y1\....A -L ).& 'V I.J4AL1 ! 1' 1I~tTA In' L.C 11. I INNV 1 1IDl t*,1;};;!~. Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches creditedr a to it o...…
…IDAY, NOVEMT3ER 4, 1927 THEF MICHIGAN DlAILY "I ,a __ fe f 4' 4- CHICAGO WOMEN LUNCHEON__SATU Alumnae Group Invites All Women Who Come To G To Attend Luncheon PRES. LITTLE TOG Chicago women in theN alumnae group have made p an all-Michigan luncheon to at 11:30 o'clock Chicago time urday, November 5, preced game, at the Stevens hotel o igan avenue. A telegram rece morning by Mrs. W. D. Hende ecutive head of the alumnae cordially invited...…
…T! 11 1),\11-V r:, A Ia I I I (Aa1 ~ r AY! N OV'ril~kII!JU4, 19: 2 7 BACKFIELD SHAKE UP i - r ld A GAINST MAROONS PUCKEILARTI LIKELY TO REPLACE MILLER; IL B ER T W IL L S T R GEMBIS IS DEFINITELY OUT;, EX- PECT WHITTLE TO ENTER TEAM WL LEAVE TODAY Coach Wiemin May llen Shift Miller To Quarterback Post With Rkih A+ Fullback F'1r¢I (4AIE IWITH MAIZOONS SMichhiiaau's seats for Saturday's game at Stmt; field are in the South stands, oc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..-- -- -- _ - PACE, S MuH . i. n +tlA1iY#Wreu }aCH MAYv..SHIFT BASKETBA TRYOUT , REPORT FOR PRACTICE Two V4erars Included Among 3 ) en Aspiring To Regiuhr BeMhs On l 1higati Quintet- WILL CUT SQUAD SOON Under Coach Edwin J. Mather's guidance, 35 candidates for the Var- sity basketball team are practicing four times a week on the Yost field house court. These pre-season ses- sions are held every Monday, Tues- day, Wenesd...…
…q TVUF N4TCVTMfAN nAn V FRIDAY; NOFMBET 4I 11 +1 'cl..1YAI'. -A l ti 1 iLL.1 Vi' L. 'if 1L. 1."'A .,._.,.o.. .. ..,..., ...e.,,.........,. ..j. j DAILY OFF ICIAL BULV[TIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) MELLON CHOOSES NEW FIELD HOUSE BEGINS TO ASSUME FORM; NEWASSISTANT WILL CONTAIN ALL INTRAM...…
…I ESTABLISHED 1890 r 4hp AL x l MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I VOL. XXXVII. No. 33 DEIOCRATIC VICTORIES GIVE INSURGENT BLOC POVER IN CONGRESS REPUBLICANS LOSE 9 PLACES IN SENATE AND 13 IN HOUSE BROOKHART, BLAINE WIN Republican Congressiona Candidates In Michigan Elected With Large Majorities (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The shadow of an insurgent hand on the control lever of the new Congress took in- creasing shape tonight with ...…
…P'AGE TWO. HRDY OEBR4 0( THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, Z 4, 1926 :IflflIIT°°L NomineeAT THEDETROT THEATRES1 D ~ d r U d a 4fe ats S n B t e H B N S tELLE N ight s 5 c o $15 [C [ [ [jPLAYHOUSE 50c and 75c. A Golden Success niglsh Professfor Will 'balk On rihysteR-Of :Electricity Friday After- noon And Saturday Morningx G ARRICT? SU BEGINNING WIL:XPAN ESSAn Intimate, Pulsating ILL EPLAIN7 EST I lusical Reuey Pr. R vdington, Cav endish A ~' Te...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER MG 'THEI MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRKM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1l~26 PAGE THRETI FRTNIYCONQR" ESX LXON VET OF INCREASING VULGAITY' pi'( es i~ 1( i:~~i'' U~d ad ~a~~.; sa is'ythis demnanti. it iTO COVENE NOV. 2 Wad Of George Washington nii-er- sity Will Address ,Conference In New York City COMMITTEES TO REPORT National and local fraternities will meet in the next plenary congress of the Interfraternity conference at the :H...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'i HTTRtDAV. Nth ' CMBE t 4, 1926 THF MTCi-TTCA1~J flATLY ________________________________________________________ I 1 r 111A' NVY""1.1A1i 4 1§2f G ,.,... ! t t S1 hi' 4E tuh at i t l 4 sible for the discontinuance of "M" day. Modesty is glorious, if it is sane. Published every" morning except Monday huring the University year by the Board iu Centrd of -Student Publications. 4embers o Western Conference Ed...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'AG FIVE ftL ft ft A RECREATION, FITNESS Articles Committee Asks For Donations ARE im UO . , Letters were mailed yesterday to the many women's league houses and edormitoriesby the articles committee Organization Continues Mebersip of the League Bazaar. These letters Drive; Offers Varied Field designated what articles should beE Of Activity Jldonated by the groups for the annual bazaar to be hel...…
…pAE SIX, THEMICHIGAN DAILY UR nn *|||a A'/\ .||||| |||||[-- - -.-y. t7 Y, NOVIFMBER 4, 1926 t. ...01 'i WISCONSIN PHEPAHE FRMICHIGAN CLASH Coach 'Ittle Bolsters Weak Spots liowii In Hakd Fought Galue With Minnesota TWO PLAVERS INJURED JSAGEI{ LEADER ]PLAY'S SATURDAYI By STANLEY E. KALISH 1 (Sports Editor, )aIly Cardinal) MADISON, WIS., Nov. 3.-No pains are being spared by the Wisconsin coaching staff this week in preparing the Badgers f...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN a x a.u AVAANva ~T'HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 192G TI-IF MTCHIGAN DAILY L if-A fl i ir!. ABOLITION OF ALL SHIFT PLAYS MAY TO DEFEND TITLE INTERSECTIONAL GAMES GIVE WAY TOIl IiIhigut lail BECOME NECESSARY COACH STAGG -CONTESTS AMONG TRADITIONAL FOES4Ia s-ifti rtiii jWANTE (Continued from Page 6) igame.-P (By Associated Press) there have come this fall reports of club, and Craig and Klintw...…
…W-- P'AGE FIGHT THE MIC THAN DATT Y THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1926 TIa- FvaM.C+ aC AM fl y[A aa .+ V+-mx TI1cT'A 1.V MTUYS S L t? c79V p DAIL'Y OFCILBULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volume V i '.iIU RASI:, INOVI'L1LER 4, 1926 Number 33 University Senate: The first regular meeting of the...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 OF ddmlmmw 4 r ita ~~E~Aiiu MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVI. No. 38 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE, FIVE CENTS a -- IT LIN- AMRICAN DEBT COMMISS\IONS SEEK FUND DETAILS ITALY'S ECONOMIC AND FISCAL SITUATION SUBMITTED TO t All EIIICAN EXPERTrS DISCUSS CAPACITIES American Members Confident That A Satisfactory Settlemiat Will Be Finally Reacned (By Associated Press) WASH...…
…PACE TWO 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . a... .,.. _ . ., ...., a ®.. ,.. a,. 1 - _ -.. 4 nn 'FORM ER TURKISH R ULER LIVES will suffer the same fate, and so they drives a taxicab, a third peddles Ger- cotnuinmir npoetyi E-man-made "Persian" rugs at the. MEA GERLYON BORROWED MONEYopean cities.1 p Riviera resorts, another sells cheap TO ! The more energetic and practical of cotton stockings on the streets, a (By Asociated PressOne of these Turk...…
…'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925: rH-F MTC HTC.AM PATT . a 1L 1 VtL.','i1 11 Vl J V 11-L.1 ..."Nom.... CIVIL ENGINEERING COURSES OlFFERED Amass Glory For A rmy In Air Races Professors Bla'nchiard, Swintoni, Others to Glye Courses i anidj GIVEN DURING WINTER Prof. Arthur H. Blanchard of the civil engineering department, has an-E punced that the following profes- sional, short period, advanced courses, will be offered by the division of hi...…
…;4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ftm-*-W-Www , -.mwtww"fl6v~ WFt ntr~DAYr cNOVern 4, 19"1 For innumerable yar; ,thec, y ci everg x tthe physical trainer has been heard Pulihe eey morning except Monday during the U-niversity year by the Board inI throughout the lald; it has i)eCn ta k- Control of Student Publications.- en up by citizens from New York to Members of Western Conference Editorial Walla Walla. Each morning count- Association. less rotund, ...…
…IVrP'N r 9nAT, N(iYT'YTUIM, 4, 192 THE MTC TGA1v.1' DATA .Y ..iS~V OERE ,1h' IIFMCIA AL " a . .-. ,.,mow r. ; ,. n ,, . , 3P i l n[ k r . . i I IMLVA. fill: r mum, I ICII~lArrange F eriesI HOUR ISSSN10Of Club Concerts Concerts to be given by the Univer- sity Girl's Glee club will consist of two radio concerts broadcasted from l st Of Gifts Show That Variety And Detroit and of two other out-of-town Novelty Will Predominate concerts....…
…SIX - 4 THF MICI-TAN DAILY WEDTNESDThAY, NOVEMBR,. C1925. _ 1111 lYl llal 11 VL-'l1V L!'91L1 vvy vavyrrvyr-[w 0. LA } All Y L' iviLL' 11. Y .4J4J J/ ' '........ .w =" -N I C IO r /ywy rrr ,1 rr M4uiNwi u i HIM ow .0posposomm-ft- 1 ' 14 MEN CUTFROM All of JAut Years V terans and Reserves Manage to Survive -' First Cut of Season RETAIN 20 PLAYERS , With four weeks of preliminary training over, Coach Mather has cut the Varnit...…
