…. . . Nine Will Seek Art Patchin Is & Choice To Fac Third Straight 3 Will Face Hurons On M ound This Afternoon e PLAY BY-PLAY - By AL NEWMAN Master-Minding.... * * * EXPERTING ON THE STEEDS is an occupation fraught with cer- tain elements which do not tend to fatten the purse or swell the head either. Up to this year I am extremely lucky in the matter of master-minding the Kentucky Derby. People are not prone to ask opinions of a young...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY A ~S I .,. _ "' -" ' I . 14<,- --TD( L0A' O.IT ygTpPUAToU 7 w m Mtrcrrrwy nxu E.........., . 1'uoished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Sessiou by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. oriated tdlle inte i resz 1933 NatIoxNL .'cofreaac)1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asso...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'roduction To Present Dance Recital At Mendelssohn ly 72 People In I Cast Of Second Perf or'anc .e Miss Emily White Directs Group In Old And New Dance Forns The Dance Recital presented by Dance Club, physical education rhythm classes, and Play Production. rhythm classes under the direction of Miss Einily White, instructor in physical education, will be held at 8:30 p.m. tonight in Lydia Mendels- sohn Theatre. The recital ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Figures Show Americans Are Thirstier Now Uncle Sam Is Taking In A Greater Revenue Than Before Prohibition WASHIIN1GTON, May 7. - P America's thirst for legal "hard lik- ker" -if tax figures tell the story cor- rectly -has grown up since pre-pro- hibition cdays. Beer consumption, by the same token, is running about 50 per cent behind. In 1917, the United States consump- tion of whisky, rum, gin and brandy was 96,250,000 gall...…
…)ESTABLISHED 18 90 . 'I V fIC at7 1EMBI ASOCIA ER k LED mmmmwwu VOL. VLII. No. 157. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1932 WEATIIHER: Cloudy, unsettled. PRICE FIVE CENTS VARSIJY THACKMEN Burgoo King Runs to Derby Victory W~IN FROM7ILLINOIS IN 77 5 CONTEST, . ... .. .... Hellmich Beats Renwick in 220 Yard Dash; Egleston, Carson Win. 1500 FANS VIEW MEET Maize and Blue Take 10 of Firsts; Illini Are Strong in Field...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY RTTIMA V A A V A 7 IR9 ___h____________-___________________ JL, .L vLJd.L . L4 M7#J T h ~ A ~f' 0 i+4') ------ I I4I9k1G WET CLUB IVEN R ECOGNITIN en of Students Gives Official1 Sanction to Crusaders' Organization. CHICAGO, Ill., May 3.-A batal- n of the Crusaders has been warded recognition as a University Chicago campus organization by le Dean of Students, following a >nference between Jerome Jontry, udent, and Dean W...…
…93 W THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA' 3lues Defeat Yellows in Spring Scrimmage, 33 to, I SMALL CROYOSEES FINAL GRID GAME MAIZE AND BLUE NINE TO VISIT STARS OF BLUE TEAM VICTORY Coaches Watch for Outstanding Material for Next Year; Meldman Stars. by John Thomas Coach Harry Kipke had his last' chance to look over his material for the 1932 football season yester- day as his personally coached Blue squad soundly whipped the Yellows, 33 to 7, At...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MA 8, 1932 ublished every morning except Monday during the Univeirsity by the Board in Con tro of Student Publications. Iember of the Western Conference Editorial Association. 'he Associated press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- atn of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise ed in thic paper and the local news published herein. :ntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second mat...…
…s, MAY 8, 1932 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE.E f ' ; _ ° VIOLET HEMING TO APPEAR HERE T , flEANTORAlBRESAL TIINTERCLA SS LUW1IU~UIUINEWS Elmcentary Education Research to Be Subject of Talk Baseball Next Tuesday. + Following is a schedule of the c____teams to play in the baseball tour- Dean Edmundson of the School nament for the week of May 9. At 4 o'clock on Monday Martha Cook of, Education will speak on "The Iwill play Betsy arbour at Palmer...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ublication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members f the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to hie President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. G. XLII. SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1932 No. 1571 St. Andrew's Church: Holy Communion at 8 a.m., Church School at 9:30 a.m"., Kindergarten 11 a.m., Morning Prayer and Sermon by the IReverend Murray Bartlett, D.D., President of Hobart...…
…i TABLISHED 1890, .r* ', tat 4 a111 IMEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I A EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LI., No. 155. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1931 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS r n N SHMEN TO BURN [S' AT CAP NIGHT' Crowd Expected to Attend raditional Event at Sleepy Hollow. SHOW TO BE GIVEN n to Give Principal Speech; t Will Award Blankets to Letter Winners Considered Cand...…
…" # a : FIB.MICHIGAN DAILY .. ,. . ^ # .eering Open House to Display DepartmetlWr Gd SSApparatus, Labor~atory' cilities to Be Shown at Open House. QPEN~ HOUSE DIRECTORY AERC ENGINEERING CHLI,,11CAL ENGINEERING Room, East Engineering bldg. Mcii 'us io ~partu. ........ 2_11 Vapr islav.....................>302y Coo fi'nav room............. ...39 Cas awl ol rcoearh.................4208 ]lateriail tfeting Iahortrr............420'7 1) 10 apv....…
…THE MICHIGAN DATILYi 7 -, 7 7 7 . . .. ....... . .. . ........ . .. FOR MEETING iness Graduates C on v e n e at Union Tomorrow for Annual Conference. Preparations today were being made to receive more than 75 alumni of the School of Business Administration, who will convene here tomorrow for a one-day con- ference in the Union. The committee, composed of D. M. Phelps, '26, T. K. Haven, '29, and R. T. Beall, '30, have been working on pla...…
…THE MTCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAT, MAY 8, 1931 d every morning except Monday dur- iversity year by the Board in Control tPublications. of Western Conference Editorial Asso- sciated Press is exclusively entitled to r republication of all new s dispatches o it or not otherwise creditcd in this the local news published herein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- recond class aitter. Special rate of ;ranted by Third Assistant Postmaster r C their ...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY- ..A..L.. s _ TAV ' q ,eague Will Give First Annua t J o tkli Daughter anqu AF FAI WIL ARK EVNT5CHDUE More Than Three Hundred Plan' to Attend; Alumnae, Mothers, Students Invited GLEE CLUB TO SING Jeannie Roberts, '32, as Social1 Chairman, Heads Committee for Arrangements. Formal recognition of Mothers' Week activities by the League will take place when the first annual Mother and Daughter luncheon is given at ...…
…#! -THE MI HI AN DAIS 7. FRIDAY, THE MCHIGN DALY FZDAY chigan to aceBadger Nine a,, 4: Madison To ay PTQN TO HURLI jer Slated to Oust Eastman in Right Field; Batting Order Shifted. PROBABLE LINEUPS 'i ;on sin Michigan i, ofs. Superko, 8b. :hendel, ss. Butler, rf. isby or Poser, If. Tompkins, cf. nilgofl, rf. Hudson, lb. uisinier, 2b. Diffley, c. hnieder, 1b. Daniels, 2b. riswold, c. Braendle, If. ankey, 2b. Kracht, ss. ,mmerfield, p....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY' t !ESTO OPEN DUA ETSSON TH GOPHER THINCLADS TOMORHOk Ten Champions First Defense of in Only Home Will Begin Honors Meet. Every Big, Ten track coach will be watching the initial Conference performances of the Maize and Blue thinclads tomorrow afternoon when they entertain the Minneso- ta Gophers on Ferry field's cinder oval in the first dual meet for each school, for the Wolverine's performance in this affair will giv...…
… in hearing the address will be welcome up to the capacity of the audi- Examination Schedules CONDLIFFE TALKS torium. Ready for Distribution, AT HONOR DINNER Dr. Hart will address the Hospital School teachers this afternoon at I four o'clock, third floor of South Department. The topic will be "TheI Educational Program for the Hospital Child," and all who are interestedI in the Hospital School are invited to attend this meeting.r English 212-...…
…E~STABLISHED 1890 G. Zr 4tUfl Iai1y MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. N. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS --_-r P ARKER R6JECTED BY VOTE O 41-39. ENDING[LONGI6HT Senators Borah, Norris Lead Opposition; Labor Bodies Protest'Nomination. NOT TO BE REAPPOINTED First Supreme Court Nominee to be Rejected by Senate in 36 Years. SENATE REJECTS HOOVER NOMINEE s' '::"::'.. :. . .::...... ..............…
…FA * T THE MICHIGAN DAII-C THURSDAY, MAY 00, IJ30. . _ORE .IL.TEMTT LWR OLDFIGTT EA'RTHDUAKE SHOWJS 400 KU[ 0DIE IN RAN] 0L EXORb MADE LASiI YEAR B Y FAMOUSGERMAN AIRSHIP t GDE I'N 0P P0DIT' [.LEB; F P> IRCE RTY INRE Magyar to Attemrpt !ff~lT URfh~i kTrans-,Atlantic Hop IIIIIANflHE IINVIIU -* ONON PARLEY1 GlO ONf S3ecretary of State Asserts Hea Will Runi 'If There Is A Demand. GOOD RECORD APPARENT American Naval "e egates to !3xpl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE _.F _ ECIAL MEDALS WILL HONOR FIRST 'DISTINCTION AND RENOWN BROUGHT NE[W ,PROGRAM FOR SPECALWILL HNRFRT fIRESSTNCTIOANDRNOWNROUGH SUCCESSFUL TRANSATLANTIC FLIGHT1duLD7"®E TO UNIVERSITY BY MAY FESTIVALS SH PlO ST U TIN7!7< T-~he AnnualI May Festvals of the UIakig ~ beui~~k1.o Up ossibritse a c h e v em e n t o n a ? °r!brought renown and distinction to In the early nineties a well de- Red Fd the U tA A r d fined seri...…
…FOUR THE M IH CHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1950 i '_ Published every morning except Monday flaring the Unjvesty Year by the Board in, Cn tul of Studnt Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial' Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all newsrdis atescredited toit or not otherwise credited n his paper and the local news published hetiein . Entered at the postoffice at Aan Ar...…
…TAY8, 193 THE MICH IGAN) -DAILY-c FIVE ILTA :/ Vw ,% = FA'wA S s A I MN.0 EMiLY BATES, '30; I BY SOPHOMORE L ~JUNIOR G Jane Inch Is Assistant Chairman; Dorothy Birdzell Has Charge of Finance. HEADED BY FELLOWS Properties and Programs to be Managed by Ivalita Glascock and Katherine Koch. Emily Bates, '32, was. elected c1airrman of next year's Junior Girl's Play at a gen'eral meeting of sophomore women held Wednesday in Lydia Mendelss...…
…F GWSI THE MICHICAN DAILY -1 MICHI( VISITY RAS EASY TIME WITR -M 6C Royston Stars Both in Morning and Afternoon Rounds at Barton Hills. TAKE BOTH FOURSOMES1 Under cnnstantly threatening sles and withan occasional shower hampering the play, Michigan's Varsity golf team yesterday suc-~ ceeded in overwhelming the invad- Spartan linksmen on the Barton Hills course, 17-1. The morning's play beginning at nine o'clock con- sisted .of two foursome...…
…x °THURDA MAY 8, 1930 RA MD KRI RI G 1N VARIED DRILL; I SCRIMMAGE T ODAY Michigan's spring gridiron as- pirants continued their workouts Fielding and Pitching Reaches handled 13 chances without an er- yesterday under the watchful eye Highest Peak in 2 to 1 ror, exactly reversing Daniel's rec- of Coach Harry Kipke. With some- ord and making 11 putouts and two what cooler weather prevailing the Victory Tuesday. - assists. . men were ordered to ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIIIAN AID 14, 'I'llUR.SDAY, MAY o, 1930 'I PAGE flOW!' THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ THURSDAY. MAY 8, 1930 DAILY OF FICIAL B ULLE-TINK 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. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1930 No. 155 NOTICES University Senate: A meeting of the University Senate will be heldj in Roo...…
…Come Out And Register For The All -Campus Elections Today! * * * * * * v * * * * * ** * 4 * * * * + ESTABLISHED 1890 ICr 44V 4hr tr t 4 augl S MEMBER I PRESSI Vol. XXXIX, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. EIGHT PAGES WOLVERINES r TAKE' SECONDBALL GAME FROM MEIJI TEAM HOME NINE DUPLICATES SCORE OF MONDAY'S VICTORY IN SIXTH INNING JAPANESE SCORE IN FIFTH! Montague Rplaces Asbeck On Mound and Reichman Bats; Fo...…
…PACE TWO THE MICHICA N WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929 DAILY YALE'DEAN DESCRIBES FORESTRY PROBLEMS Dean H. So'on Graves Says Oppor-l tunity Fgr University Man ; has Recently Expanded. ENDOWMENT AIDS STUDY "The opportunities in forestry have expanded greatly since the old days when the only occupation of a forestry-educated man was that of government service," de- clared Dean H. Solon Graves, of the~ Yale forestry school, yesterday. Dean Graves is...…
…WIDNIESDAY'l MAV- R, T T TV T, E - - WEDNESDAY; TvrA~ a, 1~29 WA7O1~ T'HPd':.~ MTCHT~AM Ti~TEY ,.- PROFE'SSOR -SUMS lipa POSITIONS OF HOOVER ON PREVAILING ISSUES! DROWN REVIEWS QUESTIONS CONSIDERED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE TAFIFF REVISION URGED President Receives Two Setbacks7 In Senate On Immigration And Debenture Bills With two great tests of Presi- dent Hoover's political strength being initiated in Congress, Pro- fessor, Everett S. Brown ...…
…IMAGE FO01 T141rM rrlTCN AM W XTTT V- IX? ?IZ~C~ Y%~A 'U' Y.* A~'f.~rE~I IA uI~uiAiJ1 J~.JJJrL A~ ~vm .L ~Y, LUWW .. aa L.A a A£..' ~. vAixk ..#ta a.a I VYaAJLv L'i;:)L)7 Y, 1V1tY 10,"!ifA" Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of al...…
… t THE MICHICAN-DALLY , y _ ; L'' iT ' 4 w !3 16 low m- VFA MWATA I KIN v v-.sue- r--rs z rzs-- .s "" IN TALIN BTFestival Singer Has Alumna RecommendsMTIssJOHNSON TELL MUnusual ORpera DebutL Newspaper Training TRADITIONS ON E TO BE HELD TONI ITh s pr doa -O PAGEANT AHRIYMrsrELEVEHNNEiV IORS Apropos of Lantern Night, Miss po Edith Mason, prima donna so- 0 Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, pes- Beatrice Johnson~avsro oe, prano, who will app...…
…HE t H CA N, -A T E W~tvN~A~,MAY 8, is}29 First ractice Grid Game Is Scheduled For Today 1111 fm ir ari HA WitI IYI1AN FLRN I YYU MEIJI UNIVERSITY BASEBALL TEAM rAMES TISSP RIN1I SENT HERE TO FOSTER FRIENDSHIP Second Contest Will Ue Run Off Tomorrow Afternoon At Ferry Field TEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Contrary to a statement made in the Daily yesterday morning, the two annual spring football games will be played this after- noonand tomo...…
…WDN SDAY, MAY 8, -029 p C4 1HFtMC H ICAN A-1L Y := _ PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT OF SECOND_;MEIIGAMEi -.- 9Sixth Inning Eighth Inning First Inning 1MEIJL- Zenimura bunted and Moo- - MEIJI-Montague went to the MEIJI.-Zenimnura fouled to M- die threw him out. Tabe sent a Ibox and Reichman behind the plate Coy. Tabe struck out. Washie hied long triple to left. Washie singled for Michigan. Montague stopped 4 ,to; Nebelung. No run, no hit, no to cent...…
…PAC4P :EIGTO-l THE FM T C TJT C7\ N TI AT rY VJ DNFT l Ay, MAY 0, 1029 F .. _ __. __ _.___. _._ _ _ .__.__ . _ _..._.._ _. _.. _ _._ .. ___..._- - - ----.- ----. .. ----- - ._. ..--J . -. -- - - _._ .._..._--_ not filled on!. the application. DAIL OFFCIRLBULLETIN DA ,Y O FI LPublication in the Bulletin is costrutve notice to .Ummbrs of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Pre i- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Satur...…
…9STABLISHED 1890 Orrr I Abr Ar ,A-..dh.d qpwpq at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I F, VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 163. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1928. MIGHT R GRADUATING STUDENTS! WILL DON GOWNS FOR SWlNGOUT _EXERCISES ANNUAL MARCH TO BP FOLLOWED BY ASSEMBLY AT HILL AUDITORIUM DEAN BATES WILL SPEAK Procession Will March North Across Campus To North University And Then To Meeting Appearing in the formal attire of graduation-black flowing r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DYAILY TI ml I I .. ..... ..,., .. ........ .. .. . ...... .. .... }... -.s- wrwrve-r nr.. ra :v. ".n r. rw rt n:vw tv ri r. ...r:ar ar r yv vrv za l1 ' "f 2 4 nMV9 t Zt n1 knk YAT t Y'1 v.t w't L1i. T^ J"11 __ L AR DRAMA WILL' r . )PEN fOR THREDAYS IUN HERE TOMORROW, i' PRESENT DJ):IA O'~ ITHREE NIGHTS TO' Aviator To Circle DR. F~ORSVTHE CLAIMS PRESENT EPIDEMIC TO BE ONE OF SOMETHTING MORE 'THAN ORLDINARY CAJDSF gl ...…
…1928. THE MICHICAN DAILY PREDICT HEAVY VOTING IN CAMPUS ELECTIONS TOM ORRC STUDENTS FROM E V E R Y COLLEGE ORATORICAL BODYT WILL PARTICIPATE INE NOMINATES NINL SPRING VO'TE I 1.7 A A %A YW V 1J£LU Students from all schools and colleges in the University will as- semble tomorrow at the various campus polls to vote in the annual spring all-campus elections. Judging from the final count of the number of registrations which were subscribed la...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T r4igttn 0 ttily "Published every morning except Monday lring the UIniversitly year by the Board in 'otntrol f Student Pulication Niembe su 'mrfei enra r .xterial ,'" t Cniatioti rhe Associated Press is exclusi vely en- itled to the use or republication of all news aspatches credited tc it o not otherwise redited in thin ae' and th eal news pb-hein shed berein ,ntered d the p busoft at \n Arbor, Michigan, as second class...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Filillill C===P 1) /i v-\r E i ROGERS TO ADDRESS PHYSICAL EDUCATION' STUDENTSWEDNESDAY ADMISSION WILL BE EXTENDED TO GENERAL PUBLIC ACCORD.- DING TO ANNOUNCEMENT APPEARED IN DETROIT Calls Kindergarten Instructor One Of Best Teachers Of Physical * Education In America Dr. James Rogers, Director of the National Physical Education Serv- ice, will speak at 8 o'clock next Wed- nesday evening in room 21, Water- man gymnasi...…
…HE Ml-HIGA. IDATLY ESHMIVEN 0 THE MI~HTGAN DAILY TRACK SQUAD DEFEATS OHIO Y EA LINVG IWO MILE HUCPIN I AGRGM! IN TELEGRAPIR 1C MEET' show 11e01 In Thiashe And Longr Runs Tq D~efeatJBuckeye Yearlings 73 1.3 to 61 2-3 Saturday TOLAN SCORES 10 POINTS 1, BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS A metricaiin League W L/ SPORTS &CALEND)AR C olf-N+ rt1 t;vstern. therYe. iyaseb)a 1-Iowa, thewe. Sat lrlkI y Raseball-Illinois, there. Track-Minnesota, lhere. ...…
…8, 1928,rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY MANY SCHOOLS ENTEHl FRESHMEN WIN FROMI ANNUAL TRACK MEE[Il High school -athletes will collect in Ann Arbor on F+ridaiy and Saturday of this week for the 28th Annual in- t erscholastic Track Meet which will! (Continued from Page Six) third. Time: 2:00.1. Mile run: bra by Beatharm* (0) ; Besc (M), second; Hart (0), third. Time: 4:45.1. Two mile run: W~on by GroehlnI (M) ; D'Anna (M), second; Hayes INTRAMURALTEAM...…
…toinobile Regulations: During the week end of Mother's Day (6 p.m., May 11 to 8 a.m., May 141 d during the week; of the' May Festival (8 a.m., May 14 to 8 a.m., May 21), e automobile regulations wi1 be waived in the case of students driving cars which either one or both parents are riding. Exceps in these particular ses, there will be no change in the present regulations. J. A. Bursley. useholders: All approved householders having rooms to ren...…
…I s ESTABLISHED 1890 fi trit an PailF MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVII No. 157 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS NEW HIGH L1EES, NEW ORLEANS WARNED TO TAKE .I RECAUTlION\S AG~AINSTY CREST OF WATERS LEVEES DECLARED SAFE Suffers Recelmhig Red Cross Aaid Number 338,004 With Figures Still Incompletej (By Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Driven riotously before the flood current, the ...…
…THE MICIGANDAL LILY r u T1R EK VOLUNTEERS locality to be explored by the expedi- b er of the expedition will have to1 DR EXPLORA4TION tion, but it was definitely stated thati furnish his own personal equipment, LR th~e party would not penetrate the and ,rill have to pay his own fare to' IIP IN SUMMER itropics,.Ithle point where the zxlpeclition leaves I ~'e i eat; wwil bi ,to men: thera ilroad.' _____ _ Washington, New York. Leexpedit...…
…SAY, MAY 8, 1927 "SHE MICKIAN DAILY PA'lffr TI-IF M..i -IIC~AM Lfl71L 1 t As$il #Tl 'v NOTED INVENTOR DIES AFTER[LONGI ILLNESS' lhudson -.1 lin, Fthinous As Autbor WAS FOE OF PACIFISTS LAKE IJOPATCONG, N. J,, May 8. ---Hudson Maxim, inventor, author, PILOT SAVES THREE IN PLANE / I wouIlsave th, southern MissiscippiSE CT HR STA Sv le fr m -, tp ii cr of tl !r , F R Dr y.Tent disastro is floods ! O E D C T O N S The general principle o...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN 'DAILY sDAY, MY S 1927 "one" Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Confereace Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- 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 therein. Entered at the postoffic. at...…
…SNDAY, IMAY 8, 11127THE MICHIGAN DAILY IN STA LLA TIO N 5D PP ER P lay F o r P lay 's S ake W ill B e K ey n o te D airy T ells G low ing he boti C1w icnethre y s ho ithC Of New W. A. A. Activity For Next Year ALEgWhd Of ntudent " en;T n gineer" who made the task look so WILL ,i- sd e In uro easythat one young lady decided to . MPlay for play's sake and sport for and members of W. A. A. and other FIJAL ROVN J Episodes In Euro pole. The sad res...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA.. Y 8: , 192 Fun i -'\ 0 , i ,.,i. v _ L _ PLA I Y t ATE Maw- .. ti er 1~ Y [DPART Third Annual Juniort A WE YE TRACK STARS OPPOSE WOLVERINES iN FIRl 1n ~ ff~Swim Meet Draws! DUAL ErET OF "12, UTDOOR SEASONiAT FERRY tug LULVIIUV IVUM More Than 125 Stars' Swimmefs from nine states and one' province of Canada competed in the preliminaries of the third annual national invitation Y. M. C. A. junior swimming ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN ..,. ._ _ _ - _ _... _ . _ . d _.. -- __ lVIMLetmen re First Conference Match I I I I I 0 THIlS COUM CLOSES AT 3 P.M. ADVERTI'SING j AT3PL TIAMEI[ 1yra-,ngoe Grid Leader' iOWA-1MiCHI1GAN T RACK 'SUMMARIES! S tars As Tracknman (Coiitiniiec from page one) inches. (Nrew Ferry field record.) B-[AT Las: er, Michigan, third1. Timne---: F ormer record, 141 feet 1 inch, by B[TBJ s[EOuTFIT :22.7. ; Doyle, M...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGTAN DAT .Y SUNDAY,. M'AY 8.,19t a.wsnf a r'aa a~ a Mva s~a..a a a. ssa>.x, vfi .... I D AILYOFFICIAL BLEI 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). Copy must be typewritten.' VOLUME VII SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1927 NUMBER 147 WHITNEY To the Senate Council: There will be a meeting of the Senate ...…
