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…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...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 JL i. 4aili MEMBER- ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 51. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS EATON TO ADDRESS TU1I IIAUTO REGULATIG 'i DUCKY' SELECTEDTI OEGSU NS VAST DBTNGYRINSUET RUT IN I I WACHESWILL BE LIFTEDiEXPRE SS DERILED VARSITY CAPTAINl ANOUCE AT ANNUAL DINNER IN EVE1 T H I SYOUNGBRIGAN Y0UTDErnia drs, h eet n ,nRP- hoiaftrno for the Thanksgiving By 1nn rn AT g/A[T Y...…

… f- 1[ - 4 M, - . w a . wa . V +S al+ M T H .#M T.C I. I+AN DAILY ._,w . .v _ _ _ _ _.._ ..._ .. _ . _..__ ...._ SCIEY OF MATH FAMOUS AVIAtOR L TO R$ICUE ICE-BC IIS TRUGTORS WIL t4 f . 7d Meeting. 14 tY, PR OF. GRAVES TO TALK Dinher for Members and Guests l to be Given at Union Friday Evening. Seventy-five delegates represent- ing leading educational institutions in this section of the country, and # a large number from the Univer- sit...…

…TliE--MfCHfGAN D:ATLY PAGE TTTMTT ThiakivingeDa More Enjoyable A WOMANS { CHOICE TT-E fashion-loving fenine ights up when she beholdsa 3 glaming gift of jewelry from Brr * Patterson. It's a fine gift thought Gilbrt' Delcios Chcoltes-especially in view of our agree- GilbrtsDeliiou Chcolaes am able rices. " z 4 !Fraternity Badges x ~~Sister Pin'S'. Jewelry Swift's Drug StoreGit BRlR PATThRSON &. Opposite Law Building AULD CO: 607 Church Stree...…

…PANE FOURI THE' M.-C4IICAN. DAILY. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27, '1929".. -- ._. _- W _._ _ __ _ - .... ---- --- - _. - - ._._ - W Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Stuident Publicationis. Mem~ber of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi':ation of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pa...…

…°,O1V. '27,..1929 "- TF1,MC HIGAN DAILY ,'SAGE Fl"~ wwwwwwa"Wo"W" ............... V- 4b- A TA 'I q~ Id v ANNUAL BANQUET AT FIELD HOUSE ENDS EgES C06RNELLS PROGRAMS READY L° ATEST TYLES HOCKEY SEASON WITH PRESENTATION OF FOR PAN HELLENIC, P RIZESTO PLAYERSAND POINT WINNES '.....ICKEIT- HOLDERS ' Tw l-trTasApitdmine, '31; Dorothy Elsworth. '32 acCrstob f nsa Dorothy Feiske. 32Ed: Hernia DneCrst eo nsa Instead of One as in I Grabowsk...…

…-- -- - , . -.. C . .e Se - - - "n ,"K. .. lig ^ tMY 'fi W WYwM: iIW3Mr w 44 awo. .wa.+arbww I .Yro...., TH~i MIC.HTA1. D, -TfL-Y __, ____ AND c D I S imvw S RECE FOOTBALL AWARDS i '. MIHIANCOACHES' ALL-CONFERENCE' TEAM I Uh S F~ mESHOWS E PROMISE OFN D EV S E AOR D EB E RDD liRllFIRST TEAM ISICOND TI.AM nTg BRI I tr'--r - ---- - I iIA A11R IAA O 111I~I Feser (Ohio State) .......1E..... Ble (Nm trhwsterl) lul Ibl}.h.I.llFfli? ' N...…

…7 .-..~ T ll 'WIEMAN'S TEAM 'O PHY$1CAL EDsH PM9BY HSGIVEN NUMERALS Iiraml Thirteen m embrs of the physi cal education football Squad, three Only One Win and Three De. of four of which may prove to beStart Hockey Drills I feats Credited to Michigan's future material, were awarded on Rink at Coliseum V~irtiny Gr'dders. their numerals yestierday. The Urit r ccr.sound 4 was cca chced by Elton 1R. - I u~adW) C iemn, former by E top Les Canadi(.n...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE ICHI AN D ILYWI'DNE8DA Y, NOV. 27, 1929 _ DA:1IYOFCA L B UL LEIT IN Publication in the Bulletin is-constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received kby the MAsistaut to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) VOL. $L. WVEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2'7, 1929 No, 51 NOTICES University Lecture: Mr. Arne Kilda. Scandinavian Secretary of the American-Scandinavian Foundation, tell speak on subjec...…

…)ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY fmrMirt t abj igaba MEMBER VOL. XL, NO. 50. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVL EN 1930 F~mhUBL ArTAIN T BE r: , ui ti .h if S' r ', TONIGHT FIFTEN STUENTSTrueblood to Start aFiwF1 'ssoBE T on African Journey AUTO -BAN CHAGESn TRUEBLOOD LEAVESPr TODAY ON AFRN~ICA TO SOUTH flCr ; ~Sident, Cabinet o nn I Will Honor Warren VII IILILIL (Dly Associated Prc, l IP ) Ti~ [...…

…~THE CHIA N i-iA-,NI1 l1t'Ui$AY, .NOV \iv ThiE? 1 J( . .. ... . .... RI. T 11 UNIT WLLAID TO SEC'REDTAR OF TREASURY U. WILLAAGE FISCAL OFF PAAO IN.EV E CESEATEN WILL SPEAK AT ANUA INNhER Screen elecin Cuhurches Will Combine For Thursday Srie IFor the first time in Ann Arbor the church services of all d e n oin n- I 4z ?'*'.ArMinded Marines. f over-drarnatic Stoy, injcigatbon1s, I GHSD NT :emi~an Professor Will Delive'r ' SO you're ...…

…I 1TUESDAY, JNO VELMTh ll2-j ' 2 . - r. iv ak L1 %T -%I AYT/UHr1A L rY.IT.. FAIl*5iTH U-iI5 9 1* 10, a Noli Awk w 2, isr a - a I M DOADREGIME ' VICTORIOUS OVERl LIBERAL FACTION T NEWFOUNDL BY GIGAN] r bill to Increase Doles Passes, House of Commons by Large Margin. LEFT WING REBELLIOUS Would Enlarge Unemployment! Insurance $610,000,000 for ,Coming Year. * (By Associated Pkss> LONDON, Eng., Nov. 25. - fears that the MacDonald Ma...…

…PAGE FOTIR THE MICHIGAN DAI LY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1929 Published every morning except Monday,1 during thie University year by the Board in Control of Student ItrsLlicatious.I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the lase for republi' ation of all news dis-I patehes credited to it or not otherwise credited tin this paper and the local news publishied herein. Entered at the...…

…t * AO : FJ1VJ, "lm4VA '. ITr A11'.rvt ml,'tl 4:109#3fl~t T~HE.MICHIJGAN I~Lk 'V :71#.flTPUNJ'4 V .i.VI:4 4o..luzAi..A a a a., a a s " a .. - '- -" =. .J T - BC 1t - i U'=AAAa - - - - - - - - - - - r7- X-. - --- I -- - -.. , - - ITT[[,AS CHICAGO FACTORY WORKER [1LT C TO JU G"RIL S As achidI had missionary as- ed ~bout tipe K and the pscho-EC T IC V IIN pirations, but I finally decided that : ftewr'r.A'e BS9W9 0 as wicked aplace ...…

…. 10 Fitt h;~ I , 1. .J le LV V 1 ,- i . u c.' i , TSHE MICHIGAN ONLYT J-1 4 x !. _. ". _, .. _ rrrr -.-r'.'--ii V. ,nk . o IGRID SEASO NEARSCLOSE BIGTN I E C te' ATRDY'S SAM ES - vrdStary IntramuGalesItems +ul CyhdadttWrer so wou i Nearig Death LyantPlansurlIgnRtedsHigr Thuesday;00 _____________CAMBRIDGE, Maas., Nov. 25 --I NEW YORK. Nov. 24--Capped b I .... --- ~~Detroit and California Fall Victor M. Harding, Harvard end, Docto...…

…. _ r _ -_- -. ,.. _ . ,./AL _ x U Vl;]':A . V 444L: ..l1 !r ,d HARRES PLACE TFIR IN BIG TEl Vj ETiCLASSIFI U_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _A D V E R TIS IN O nnonfllrrflvhIT dema ers 'Clo¢se JOLLY HAS LEAD 'Gro .'hn Captures Third _ HADNCONSIDERED VALUABLE zBig Len Seuaon With FOR Iie' OPYCosCountry .Jaunt ' - 150, FAE fESU{ADI I N Wii'C Tf /n Over Hoosi ers a___A AD IT ON____I S F-- By placing first in the all-campus 310 S OR U TCotined i a g ...…

…f PAGE EiIGHT THE MICHIGANAILY I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . --.. - 3 .S U - - 33 f Ann Arbor Art Amsociatimn The Seventh Annual Ann Arbor Arit A ~ ' rnnrf _f~sn fHTLDNER COMPARES MANN'S WQRKS CI'AL - U LL t I N fi ;IatA~ts~ai l? p^'~caevery aftermoon in tbe atl rics and ccriclwo f r. A.iuivini Nicamrial blall thirough Friday, November te -i~ib rublicatloi I n the IBulletin i"; c uw ,fritetive llotie to all inemhers Rlictoric 180 (liraiva, 1...…

…E.STABLISHED 1890 >? IiAiia -- N MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL, NO. 49. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUN~DAY NOVEMBER 24: l92.q TEN PAGES PRICE FIVTE CENTS -,. , . War I oJ9dmlkL TO D EASE Clemenceau, Premier, 'TIGR O FRNGE~For~uic~ooI UNION ANNOUNCES Two Blocked Kicks Sngnhlfl LSErnh1: 5 Classes Will Ballot Give Harvard 10-( LOE UhbU~ Tomorrow, Tuesday OTiLSFRSL VictoryOverY SuetCouncil, Will Supervise l ll iV T 68,000 Pack Harvard ...…

…PACE TWO - pr OiIHE MICHTGAN DATEY SUILIDAY', NOVEMBER 24, N, ) PAE WO~TE ICIGN A_. IYA. OVM.._24_12 MICHIGAN, IOWA CONCLUDE SEASON N I lhIfl~ Invitations-F. R. Wiklar, ESPECIALLY warm attractive IN HARD-FOUGHT, SCORELESS TILT' R orM IR Storms. Steam heat, also garage. Dial -Cn-u--rmPg-1.-pacdtebllo E LE TO Sp~ Picture-V. D. Tan Cate c&air- 8544. 422 E. Washington. 3456 (CniudFo ae1 downs whcIlcdte alo a man; George Dixon and J. Wise'.- --...…

… THR MTr Rlr.A N 1fU v FAUIR TIRR'"'. SUNDA---,-"N1OVYMG V1 I !241,Al21J1V L [y V P 1-: LT X 4 * 1-4 VI PLAY BY PLA Y ACCOUNT OF MICHIGAN-lOWA GAME HAKEYSOTAI HWKI[ UG OLVERINE ELEVENi Statistics of Contest Give Wide Margin to Visitors in Closen t ilt. SIMRALL LEADS PUNTERS F First Downs,. Michigan by rushing, passing, 2; by penalty, 1. 8. 5> by Total GRIDDERS WHO PLAYED LAST GAME YESTERDAY y * water, likewise did the referee. ...…

…1AGE OUR - nalistic duty. ~II4 *I~~I ~~I4~1 The cure for this vicious situa- Published every morning except Monday tion is not yet clear. The eyes of +during the University year by the Board initecutyaeattepeettm Control of Student Pt blcations. the country are at the present time Member of Western Conference Editorial I focused on our college towns, and it Association. is not unnatural that news from The Associated Press is exclusively entitl...…

…T.HF M-f'lviCH IG ~A N F) M L-Y s .I P1A s , V 7 't4Y'f A'tr% A V 1 TntsYt ri A !"fT1Yf n A 4 "ft i ~i UiTAt)Y* NOWYW BER 24~ , 1929 A S I AA 1 ]1S 1MVA ]A- ~ - - - -~ w _ I VAN m Q S' I .; FOOTBALL FESTIVITIES ARE CLOSED MORGAN TRIO TO CHURCHES TO H9 ITHIS WEEKEND FOR YEAR 'OF 1929 B LDs IHUI'JJ PRESENT CONCERT NOTICES Buffetsuppers after football games Malone, '32, of Beriian. IL . IOf par ticular interest to women A meeting of t...…

…rPACIrIm TIHE, MICHIGAN DAILY ~TJ.TDYNuV7TMDFR,,24. i; 2, ....... . .. .... DALY FFICIAL B ULLETINHI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ^nt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday' VO.XL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER~ 24, 1929 No. 49 NOTICES T1o All Who Use Camipus Telephon'es: Do Not use raculty Directory when looking for Telephone number. Use Campus Telep...…

…Sect in i - - Li t '0a 4 augA&Ab [ Featur Sectio VOL..'L, NO. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1929 'Merriem-Go-R ound'-he 1929 Union C oxE Featres Lage Cst f Soloists And Dancers. 94 'Q.' ;., y. .s:' 'Ln . f% Z - "e - ,ow' a.°a - P\ . " ff \ d~ FA \> C a } Y t rt , ,:zS'+p'* L:fr n; S.a -. ,j ?$,.~r m: c " .,, >c a; 'Faj. @ vf ^ ,7 :N . . . . . . . . '5.:<\,k +Ml y i+; ...3. 'l a c +,. ' oH00 n.f;..4 t ; .£ n.. . . . . ;r45...…

… ~opo SHOW TOIsChairman COSTIMRST OPAWLL LY 3TfrIr NFOUR COACHES' f-__ STUDENT CAS 9 'Mi1aaR( eevn enWilAcc ~iay FoExpene Spyed isMaking I LEVEN'CITIE ShUIfLIUVUL 4 ~ t ietMechanical lRMri.oI6ii FIaiites Hethipstead Ainiinced Work of Production. Specacuar. Mimes Show to be Presented "AsWtteroo'nres pyr -tofMihigan Theater of A~ Writers of Lykics Post Four Pullman ears and a special LtCLdkonzay .4errie-Go-=Rotind." baggage car will be required ...…

… !- dl4N "itn reduc on Haines Is Named as 3TRADITWlN 154a :"u Union Op'eraAuthor I ORHTANT I4TO SH UTER PRODUCES UNIN OPERAS2 Fbi'cctor ?f Production Caime t Mimes i 1919 Bringing 4- 4 i 2 E. Mortimer Shuter Directs Union Opera Professional Revues Should Notl be Standard of Judgment ' Says Author TELLS OF "MICHIGENDA" By Donal Hamilton Iaines. No mere librettist is supposed to have any opinions touching the merits or possible succes...…

… "OF A I I anichigfa th l~atre e:boy 12,1i3, 14 .411v ~ 1; "~' matinee, december 14, r ~ $. 1* N. ,-: it . . M1. . . . a... .. ..*C «. -.. e. .m . 34 A!": oncento emimes and the __._chiga union are presenting the Annual opera tQ the students of the university. and thean arborthar goers t the Michigan theatr. december 12 through I4 witha matinee on eebe 14. this Year's show after three moaths o f cocen- trated effort ox the part of...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890. V -Ald 41v t iit I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I -- .+ A IIMgI1N I r Ilr r n I ... . ......... ................ ... .. .... . .................. VOL XL NO. 48. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 23, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS OL ,ES ELT , : tay g ,t: ro ;F h;;. E Y E!, q Raw TODj EL~mOG NAME mdli ?~yh~uEI~rnrr~ u-Iai New York Banker Place for Stock Marke s Share of Blame ' French Statesma...…

…PAGE TWO TH1E MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. NOVEMBER. 23, 1:x20 .. } .. « ......... «.....y .. ... ... wr+.., . _.. x . ___ V B ICOD~I N Victor Clarence Vaughan, 1851-1929 Profec FAMOUS SCIENTIST. y Wpogrds DIESINRICHMOND9' Received First Ph. D. Degree,',t ;"y 4?sxr lie is di Given by Universty ~~ excavati in1876.' 'ootu PIONEERED IN HYGIENE ( =' y eg Was Dean of University Medical -, School Until Retirement.i LA in 1921.; (Continued from...…

…S TLTRDAV, N O°S EMBER, 23,192 9 THE MICHICA . DAILY A c TtipUDY NOEBR 23,199-HE MIHIAN -A Y- - a.. f ",J I -~zw /w " q7 . f'. ' 'a 4 r; - , .. o rI s 0 , 1 , . '. a Y L r 1 I 'II A N 0 9 of 929 r 0 Bovard Truskowski Gem bris ~Poormanx Driveling Hudson AIuer Dahlem Heston I. It t 0 Morrison, :Y Wheeler 0 VAN BOVEN, INC. S. State St. SWIFT DRUG C04 3405. State. The 3. MURPHY BOOT SHOP Nickel's Arcad...…

…Ti-r MC iiT T4 JP 2-1t, iang tasy for an individual to assume is e.enerally dropped at this time ani Published every morning except Mondaythe real man stands 011 for ,hatI during the University year by the Board in Control of Student PLblications. . he is worth. VICTOR CLARENCE VAUGhIAN Member of Western Conference Editorial This should not be interpreted, Association. however, to mean that hell-weeks When death claims a man so in- The Assoc...…

…h'LlA t lil 1AY. C,'P fd.Iits_ . T H F 1 V CfI .I14'. J l j MAL ' > - ANUL~A-EfNC ALppp ~~OPEN RECEPTION H QI1({y BAOU[ERPON9LDIfCUfSE~F TO BEDISTflIBUTED IN IHiUNIVERSITY HLL DSORORITY1 HdOauSE CH LMIIIIMIflJI tIi N :thleMain Librar thb'Pct~nb~au _LnL ,e1)fAt Dcte OLtra C fD-MaryDelmiltenta Holds House- wivP. in New Home rRt-IIIIIJ1997,flf tlild flo lslII § IC RE T PH S[IAI!- on Tap;pan oad C.Mi N UI1L FBJI3t~u-Hi 0Ii sf ",i Th e Wonde...…

…P PA S01-. T-IF MIC1IGAN I A T 1 SATURDAY, NOVuAMD9U, 23;. 1920- ,.. '-"' _ _. _ WESTER CONt l RENCmw'o GRID, C E DULE ENDS TODAY ||CRSSCOUNTRY TEAM WILL RUN TE TITL AT OHIO TODAY, With little chance of beittem n their performance in the Confer-I Wildcats Are Determined to e n c e c r o s s country m e t Win From Notre Dame 1 ; lastyear in which they tied for Tilt fourth place with Iowa, the Wol-s in Feature t. verine harriers wil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TEN YEARLINGS Undefeated Elevens WIN NUMERALS Take on Foes Today; IN FINAL RACE ideline i Hampered by the bitter cold and. {Continued From Page 6) ice covered course the final meet of very successful team this year, but By Joe Russell the freshman cross country squad an idea of their strength can bceg g was held yesteday afternoon. In gicaned from the fact that they de-' Eleven fighting Hawks, bi st ng spite of the ...…

…-7 rMWTT H 1 THE MICHIGAN f) A I L. Y ILY[OFFICIA L BULLETI }/-(y , i 1 c S _ .. - j r - -Y - , _.. d 4 ..._ f J , _.i Universty Wo i-d Cruise rop- Ili. tory Research , Offers F ellowslh wore to jMichigall S el JR. GRAY N-,AME4 S ';1111''II,U I I L I e I ~ullebill I CC ,'i Lr ,bk V('. 11M/IF C. UbV U 1 IA, I A I W *A' I 4( f'iIIn t I 4'4 4 feiiii iFIi of. tlheU,1iversity. Copy received by the _Assitant to t 1- ,theP 1. 1iiy ib Pi p...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890eg ,I r it qan 4. a113 MEMBER S-ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL., NO. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS STUDEI STS G THER FOR LL I TO IGHT flEEB TELL Henr??ty1 Ford Anuc ,n[Bl T [I -U I fter meeting of --- a 'F i f 111111 ItWI1 irSuggests Increase in Salaries anda * '10 ' '~Lower Prices as Means of s t Improving Business.H ByJames L. West, : Noted Scientist Shows Motion ...…

…C H 1 G A N D) A L University Students WILKINS SETS OUT ON ANTARCTIC EXPEDITIONt MITI D U flS Mostly Law Abiding UNIVLRSITYCAMv~ Says Circit Jdg TpM,, " "Only two per cent of all the AR OVL.PEN~crimes and miscemeanostht aeAR MVL -.s ~committed tn Ann Arbor ndre tom- ;-.:t..-. ... mitted by University, of Michigan 4 Sophomore Traces History students," declared Judge George- of Architectural College W. Sample, judge of circuit court, in Rece...…

…~ThT~AY NOVEM~ 22~ i~ THE MT~HIG~N DAT tIY .--, r ILEY ANNOUNCES N MES Of THYDUTS FOR DEBTATE EA Speech Department Picks Ten Men From Which to Choose Varsity Squad. FOUR VETERANS CHOSEN Members of the speech depart- ment have chosen ten men from which to form the nucleus of the varsity debating team, Floyd K. Riley, coach of the team, announc- ed yesterday. The question for the debates this semester is "Resolved: that the principle of the c...…

…FACE FOUR THE MICICAN '1 A ILY FRIDAY. NQVEN UER, -2 . 1929. w-aa V Lssa aa .aa. a l Y., . S PS a AL.a ...... l..s V - I,...ti V u:r .iJuJ __ .f Published every tuornting etcept Mondaya during the University year by the Buiard in Control of Student Pitlications. Mtember of Western Conference Editorial Asiociation." . . :I ~' ITe Associated Tress is. exclusively entitled to the use for, repnbli,.atioii of all news dis- patches credited...…

…T HFE M IC1- 1G AIN D A I PAGE FIVE' W1.MAv NOVEM13RnI22.'1 9%' i i __ -- -- - -- , l SENIORS WIN OVER' 'Belle' Takes a Look at Styles in Fur and Fur-Trimmed Coats Seen About the Campus Freshmen Also Down juniors on Slippery Field to Scoreof4-0. SNOW HANDICAPS TILTS The Seniors and the Freshmen ! were victorious over the Sopho- mores and the Juniors respectively. in the inter-class hockey tourna- ment games which were played yes- ...…

…'P, (7r .77, [4Tivit-,TCH :T -AN~ 1 1_ Y, tai , ±ivuri~ at. - U(,)LD W7' HER SENDS 14701---. '-Y IN S T O FIE LD HOUS E STRENUOUS DBH1LL' Sitter HARRIEBS EUT N CONLUDES SEASOL 7 ra fFR Big TEN MEET - y Edward L. Warner. eight straight wins over theI Varsity -iolds Dummy Scrfm- One of the tragedies of the pres- rev ens. Coach Farrell Hopes olv-rins i niage Against Junior Varsity; lent grid season has been the spinal The Big Ten has more...…

…TH i GCA vi L --- ----------- - . .. . ...... I Intra ural Items IX V) II(Conth Beta Sigma Psi Wins Cross Country Meet B~eta Sigma Psi won the. inter- fraternity cross country champion- ship yesterday, running over the freshman course. They were low scorers with only nine points. Theca Xi came second with 24 points, and Alpha Kappa Lambda third, with a total of 28 points. Groehn, of Sig- *ma Delta Kappa came in first, out as his fraterni...…

…_ TP*P MIC141CIAN D A T I _J i FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1929 ~VL~iZ'I AICk-,I" tCAN1 4fl kAlL FIAY OVIME 2,1A -- nll~rILI QURAJSHJ WILL SP.AK T THIRD CDAIL OFCA L 6UVL L EII' OFJNTERNATIONAL FORUM SEL rI i 1'ub~licati ori inthe Bulletin is eonstructiyq. notice to all members I B3rununm, '31, ci iairina iiof tii eco'011-' of tihecUniversity. 'Copy received by theAstat teI .;,ditFomIdaWilTl mtV' temeis are iizt(z~fldt'(l dent until 3:30 p. ...…

…ESTABLISHED 189 Jrm Aipa 4aug. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 7 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL.. XL. NO. 46. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1929 EIGHT PAGES COAL ITI AI IN SENA BABSON! Borah Asser JN LEADERSl TE A NS1NERI ts That Financierf Si g el® G'fvl . t t f 1 T WAITVE CRITICIZES MISSOURI LAW REQUIRING CURTAILED VENIRE LIST, Commenting on Missouri's new intended to give a cross section of state law providing for a curtai...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN TT ihd AY. , NOVEI iIPh, 2 ANDERSON REVIEW S ~MASSED DRILLS OF MICHICAN 9 T 0T C. Happiness Brought to Invalid Boy Admirer Through Radio Gift From President Hoover -ma WExperts to Discuss Children's Diiseases at HospIta Next Tuesday. , Competition Among Companies,I Picked Squads Features Drill of Unit. MEDALS WILL BE GIVEN I Ruthven to Present Awards to Winning Companies in Review Tuesday. Col. A. V. P. Anderson,...…

…'i riU1i.SDA , 1N0VTlv1%t;tR 2f, 1,020' THE MICHIGAN DATLY ThURSDAY, NGVEIvrnETh 2~, I§2~ TI-TV MTCHTCAN flATT.V \l |GIGANTIC JUNKERS PASSENGER MONOPLANE, 'G-38,' N\ SUCCESSFUL IN TEST FLIGHT AT DESSAU, GERMANY HI ~~~~., ONrIIIC;On;,~.. Governor Green Suggested Likely Candidate For as Position. OTi4ERS ARE SUGGESTED . Spanish-American Veterans Are . Active in Support of Governor. (Special to The Daily) WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 20.- Spec...…

…PAGE FOUR I THE MICHIGAN DAll.,Y 'rIZSD1,31AY, N(JVEI-'%i;,;,-'1, I92),'; TH.E. M.....GAN..DA..LY OW An A t dmadingimprovement. Unusual, advances, of course, may be made; Published every morning except Monday F but they will likely be well-con- during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Ptblications. sidered adaptions of ideas coming Mlember of Western Conference Editorial up from the academic ranks or bor-' Associatio...…