…ESTABLISHED 1890 Lit iga I4 U I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1928 EIGHT PAGES DEATH OF GAIVAN ,IS OBSERVE BY SENATE AS PROCEEDINGSHLT HOUSE KEEPS CLOSED DOORS AS TRIBUTE TO DEATH OF kCOMRADE SENATE ADJOURNS EARLY IDebates On Various Questions Are Interrupted And Varried Over Beause Of Adjournment (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 3-Death of another comrgde, tl time Gallivan,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, FORESTRY WEEK WILL EDTH UPU TIIP MLLLITC illlrtYAN1 nATL 1 "Wu. n ESBnarY .u uw r COUNTRY APRIL 22-29( STATE COMMI1TTEE PhANN 'G TO CA3111AltGN IN MICHIGWAN UNIVERSITY TO COOPERATE Forestry Club To Hold ExhibIts Of Timberland Produicts; Prio grant I To Be Arranged. American Forestriy week will be ob- served throughout the state during the week of April 22-28,, with an in- tepsive campaign in every county to i...…
…APRIL 4, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WASVKE IS APPOINIED PROFESSOR MITCHELL RETURNS FROM JOURNEY THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES ON SPEAKING TOUR As the reult of a need for sum- mer intramural activity at the Uni- versity, the Summer Session has an- nounced that Paul R. Washke, in- structor in 'physical education, has been engaged for the session of 1928 i I to organize summer miramural ac- tivity. Waske is now in the same work with the regular i...…
…'t1] THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY ---1 -777 wo-op"Wo"W" P t , tt I t ments, 'which Senator Willis used P '"t to whip the local politicians into line,I has not lost its efficacy, for Senator Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Fess has entered the breach in the Control of Student Publications. same manner. Lowden, Dawes, and Member of Western Conference Editorial possibly Curtis will gai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P) low VAV *i LEAGUE AND W. R. . TO ORGANIZATION OFFICERS ALL WOMEN ARENELIGIBLE TO VOTE FOR CANDIDATES OF LEAGUE V0TIN6 TO BE IN U HfALL Starting at 8 o'clock this morning, women students of the University will hold their annual spring election at which officers of the Women's league and of the Women's Athletic association for the coming year will he chosen. One polling booth only, by the regular Women's league can...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDN TH MCIGND.. WD BASEBALL SQUAD AGAIN PRACTICES ON FERRY FIELD HOLD FIRST OUTDO'OR WORKOUT IN* 10 DASl Two More Practice Sessions Remain Beer&. LeavIn~ On Southern Training Trip Friday FIFTEEN WILLMAKE TRIP Clear skies and balmy temperature permitted Coach Ray L. Fisher's ball: tossers to take their first outdoor -workout in ten days yesterday after- noon on south Ferry field. Only two more opportunities will be gi...…
…1928 TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY___________ FRESI~~NWILL OE TKRE METS-TODAY" Annul'Iudor Meet WRstlng And ii0 cliig Toieys Start Ii MAY WILL HAVE CHARGE' Wat rman, gymnasium° will formI the cnter of attraction for fresh-P men athletes this afternoon during the annual all-freshman indoor meet. The meet will open at 3:00 o'clock, when the 'all-freshman wrestling and fencing tournaments will begin simul-1 tanegusly. First place winners in the Indoor m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNFISDAY , PF("4 - - ------------------- I ....... ............... ...... .. . . ... . . i J L u M I L+Y OFF ICIAL BULLETIN I iblication in the Bulletin is construc e University. Copy received by the A 30 p. Pa. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) tive notice to all members of ssistant to the President until PRIL 4. Numbr 142.- Volume 8. W~lNfl'1APA Sophomore Engineers: There will be an important meeting of the Sophomore En...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 wi A atid MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 139. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929 EIGHT PAGES LIITLEWILL I VE FEATUREADDRESS, ON RADI TONIGHI LAST OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW1 MORRIS HALL BROADCAST TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT LORCII WILL ALSO SPEAK President Will Speak On Cancer Over WJR; Harrison Will Sing Number Of Solos President Clarence Cook Little will head the list of three speakers who are scheduled to appear ...…
…T-THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APIL 4 929 Dear Readers: These Men O( S( P ertnent To pi cs At Other Schools o 0 University of Illinois:-The Uni- versity of Illinois is engaged in an effort to increase their appropria- tion. A debate for a million and a half dollars is now under way in the., state legislature at Springfield which is, according to the faculty of the University, the difference be- tween progress and stagnation. Kansas: State Te...…
…--2~-, THE MICHIU 3~L _. . . ... TEMPORARY SHELTER IS HOUSING AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING WORK - : "HARLEM" OPENS CAMP DAVIS TO BE HELD OUTSIDE SOON IN DETROIT STATE THIS YEAR FOR FIRST TIME PROPOS fl BUILDINGS MUST HAVE . PROPER HEAT AND LIGHT PLANT RUN TO CAPACITY B"lse's Overloaded .250 Per Cent During Rigorous Conditions Of Past Winter Buildings without heat and light are unusable and the present build- .ings of the University of. Michiga...…
…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^.r...y .. vattl board's system of regulating inter- est rates with a view to controlling Published every morning except Monday speculation. during the Uni'yersty year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Whatever may be the trouble, it -Member of Western Conference Editorial is certain that the matter is of vital Association. concern not only for the way in The'-Associated Press is exclusively en-...…
…APRIL4,1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 'GE FIVE 'Margaret Bush Is Elected To Presidency Of League 1JEAN WALLACE, '30, 9VICE PRESIDEN T OF orrirrnv run VIM V IS ELECTED AS LEAGUE; OTHERl FRol r!OIN YFAA 2 ~ U1U010W UIULII111UUhUI1HU I Lnu NEW PRESIDENT OF W. A. A. IS TO BE DOROTHY TOUFF, WHO HAS BEEN ACTIVE ON CAMPUS Margaret Salsbury -Bush, '30, was chosen president of the Women's League yesterday in the annual elections. Jean B. Wallace, '...…
…BAE *IALRGLR W eINITHSRGTI BASEBALL REGULARS WIN NINTH STRAIGHT VAIC TORY SPOJS WORLD Babe Ruth may pull a surprise Collett was helped materially iii on the fielders of the American her match by an eagle which she League this season by hitting the scored on difficult fourteenth 'hole SPRING PRACTICEflfCUB VETERAN HOLDS TIGERS TO TWO CAGERS I 0SCO IUE~ ~ Coach 'Veenker Plans To Aill Oit Veterans After Vacatioifto( August Yearling Squad A FA...…
… TiH,,. .A L,- r pU i~ I - R1~ SEND .MEN OUTDOORS Oarsn Welcome Chanec..To Get Onr >;ake Mlyencdota After Winter ''rills :In Loft (Special To Thec Dairy) Wit,his crew launch still in dry dock, Wisconsin's newv i. rowing men- tor,. the. -youthful "Mik1e" Murphy, took his, oarsmen on ,the water this week (or the first time, -coaching them from the coxswin's seat in the, sturdy eight-oared barges. Lake Mendota opeijed oh, Wednes- day, a. s...…
…T14F, MCI-l A 15 A 11 .Y' A Aj4F M IVV N T 7 IIY, * ~ rA -A -*SA .--- ..,....: ,. a sue. .-A. :+*t '!" T 71a..."rr^R*t'*'°, !'\ ( iaw wr. .... w w s ! . +. A A t . A A "7" Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: A meeting. of the Dean's Advisory Committee is called for Thursday afternoon, April 4, at 3:00 o'clock in the Dean's office. John R. Effinger Administrative Board, College of Literature, Science,...…
