…1WLINELSDAY, 34NUA Y 1l; 19263 TVIF., MTCHtGjkN OATLY PAGE SEVEN THRMTC i IIIILYPAE SV5 Ex-Ambassador Says It Is Duty Of U. S. To GiveEngland Aid It will h f i 'ilt fnr Gr.at. Brita.in mi nna. am n1± fW flitl AZ , aip d lt01P Labor President Asks Governor To End Coal Strike ILW11 !U 1111CUI 1T k~eL 3L W:1i nes are now of Iie value, anu Le; to fulfill her financial obligations to' proximity of iron and coal has ceasedI the United States ...…
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…PAGE EIGHT THE-.vIJCl n ,S LY.I . ., ,. .. ..'"" ' . r'" .+rw Yili 'r i : rwr+"' iw ? L rr' +i:+.. "w. ' DAIL.Y OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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 VI IIEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 Number 77 Campus Parking Privilege: The 1925 parking permits have expired. New permits should be a...…
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…PAGE SIX THE MiCT-TMAN DATT .Y SATURDAY. FEBRUARY G. 1926 PAGE SIX I-IF NAiTC1-CAM U'1TT V gST it"""" 5'EIe""" .5'.0s15 A F THESE CAME ALSO (Continued from Page Five) Booth No, 25--Lawyers' Club Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Shass-- aker, Toledo, 0. Guests-Misses Ade- line Clark, Ann Arbor; Dorothoy Nova- toy, Detroit; Marie Aisdersois, Grand Rapids; Eleanor Horny, Detroit; Louise Master, Toledo, 0.; Elsie Cro- mler, .Detroit; Carol D~ixoii,...…
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…TIS ISALL OF THEM THE LEADERS OF THE GRAND MARCH CMMITTEE WOOK EN (Continued from Page Seven) Miss Eleanor Morgan of Cleveland(Cn uefm a Oe Hegt,0,adJha.Lyte 2E (Contined from Page One Alice Brunson, Glencoe, Ill.; Virginia Heights, O., and John . Lovette, '27E, companies, and music from all. Dodd, Monroe; Peggy Hines, Detroit; general chairman of the committee, urganizations familiar to radio Pauline Malone, Gary, Ind.; Ruth Mc- led the grand...…
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…1TU;ESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. f NEWI YORHK EI lT DO- TQ9 LECTRE ~HERE' Alexancder Woolleott Will Glive Sixth Oratorical Address On Plays Andi illay ers IS DRAMATIC CRITIC Alexander Woollcott, for yearsI dr amnici editor of the New York1 Times, and now holding the same po-' sition with the New York World, will give the sixth lecture of the season course Of the Oratorical association, Jan. 22," in Hill auditorium.I His le...…
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…PAGE EIGHT_ THR-rMTCHMTAN T)~ATY L. VA..LA~..4I .fS~L. TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 11 a a 1L 1Yll\..t lll..l!-1l V LriIL 1 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN- 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 VI TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926 Number 76 H Advises K in "One of the papers read at the SCIE CE FG 9 TY meeting was written ...…
