…_______ __TI-tI~ M~ C~t~tA~N eA i E Y A 3' 16AiM~ O 9~ New Frm Oher New Plane Leaps Straight 'N w V o --O hrColleges In Take -off O f Flight UpInto Air TsgT a l PLANS FOR TEACHERS' MEETING ARE PROGRESSING Spins Plans for thie sixty-fourth meet- Egan Association of Collegiate Reg- Ing of the. Mic:1 gait Schoolmasters' istrars, the Michigan. High School club and affiliated organizations, Debating league, the Michigan His- which will be h...…
…wo ______TfltMTCtHTCAN I5WtLY sly. Mv- LITTLE TO EXPLAIN FAMOUSCANT! FILM CONCERNING CANCER' I MAJESTIC THEATER OFFERS "TWO LOVERS" n. a If' someone told you Director' Fred Niblo had called in Ronald Coleman and Vilma Banky, inega,- phoned them through "A Synm- phony of Love-Beautiful, Love- Dynamic, Love-Sacrificial", called the result "Two Lovers" and re- horsehair whiskers quite entbusi-, thing. 1 astically enough, but all in vain,...…
…MARCH. 1, 1020 TtftI_ M ,tTA * . .'* ---- - ---- - U C fH I HI GAS ownGoes 1To See Nil ~U U THIN Biriover .Inati r'ted; 1WE tOH OLD -POETRY, oiia Is Special Invitee Politcal c i o; n c v rofessor Js - 11es~idnt Ele O iAMOUlS AMEIV lCAN PVOUT ND VProf. Everett S. Brown of the po- JIOURNALIST LEC T,RS. ON litiC'al sciencec clpaitment lm~ves "SONG AND LAUGH1TEA11 today Ifor ~Wshington to attend the inaiigir~aon of the president. AUDITRIUM P...…
…2, 1929 " ''R m . r; .. C' '. mtx , 2, 1929. r t'ir~w THT~ MICHh~AN t& A1V~I'.' I-.- rr MEY LAI APER STUDENTis 3QRATORY PPE AN JOURNALIST" NAME CTED FOR' OFFICIAL 'ARTMENT ORGAN "MICHIIGI SELE(C DEP RECENTPORTRAIT OF CHARLES CURTPISTHOUGH T TOBE"*Fl F. :: ... ._. {" r '2t' j: " f : L a.*.,.*. N r.v- f ?,;. {i~~~~~~r :' ;.x~ : r~~-o. L:.Y :ri'2 . :;r :;: :?..."" INJE STATE PAPERS COOPERATE No Attempt Will Be Matte To Print .News Wit...…
…_ . .. . _ . . _ _- - - £ - BEHOLD 'THE TRY OF HUMAN ITY ...-Net Striking New International Program Will Be Presented By Cosmopolitan Club Thursday Night In Hill At More Than 150 Students Of All Nationalities To Take Part In Brilliant Spectacle Annual Production Has Been In Preparation Several Months uditoriuiw- - tion. and the actual working out of the numerous scenes included is in the hands of Mrs. W. C. Rgufus. The entire producti...…
…x° THEt. AriVILHIU N Al NEW, PRES IDENT STRIKES TWN KE 4 TOTEuiK n. HOOVER EXPLAINS DUAL PURPOSE OF LAWl ATNOME, PEACE ABROAD COOLIDGE AND DAWES VA(C CAPITOL FOR FUTURE AT" LEADERS SAYS DISREGARD AND DISOBEDIENCE OF LAW IS MOST MALIGN OF ALL DANGERS upon you, my countrymen, as tasks means and the responsibility much, as upon those of us whoj which it involves, j beg your toler- have been selected for office," he' ance, your aid and you...…
… - - - # - 44.. T AH ~*~~ ,.,A& .. > .. ..._e .w v a . a" +. ,3. ,,. aaR <-.i; E d : - I_,~ .,C.1 ..1 l.,N;.. 1 1 Li SC.AQ SSIONS TOPIC Tnt iunnri r anhir nr i Cosmopolitan Club Will Construct New Dormitory For Housing Foreign Students GERMAN WEATHER CAUSES GAS Five Alumni Clinch Election To Benc TANK EXPLOSION NEAR BERLIN_ l a s t I s i s e a V p r h ti SU- IN E U UL Lt~1 U Project Creation Of International the supervision of Homer ...…
…~~.. ,. MIC 14Tc2 N wTE .. e w .; w .... .. . FnRTPV rvuITIuEminent Democrat, DUNLAP AND BLGOSAKE REVEAL GRS Carillon- Committee LW 4' F~#v ?71V NA !nFI x I'%W' F' 11 As XT Z VhtvYw r " J- e't NJ F t UIILU ii LllI 1UI I Indiana Poltician, r'JKU& IY IL/ 1 IAIVCEN TURY ULU Confers Concerning A monkey also shars honor sears. sIAfterIn the April number of Art and became established it was soon cwith the University in the will of ed Jac s ...…
…i f-ir titi C ti ICJ r . w-wim .. . - - - - - - - - IDARD OUSTS THREE ]f STUDENT RIOTERSI police, theater proprietors, or fI faculty will avail without united! student co)operation. There must be a complete repudiation of the thoroughly vicious tradition which links athletic victories with law- lessness.- The present situation is t. - intolerable. It is bad for athletics, (Continued From Page 2) ' expensive for property owners and name ...…
…THE.ivi.TCHICAM ~IiiY~ EI SIcRETARY O~F CO MMERCEI HOO VER'S United States And Britain Will Never War Again-Slosson. GRECIAN PRINCE MARRIES FRENCH PRINCESS IN BRILLIANT CEREMONY f XL IIIi1That there will never be anoth- I T01IIJITflhIIMV'If j'I!er war between the United States ve and Great Britain; that there will f be one divorce to every three mar- le ROBERT P. LAMONT, '91, GAVE observatories in South Africa. riages in 10 years hence; t...…
…10, 1020 tHE MTCHIOA DAILY r 4AGE HRtrn .:: . .rW:i.a MNTER ERATERNITY COUNCIL AND PANHELLENIC COUNCIL APPROVE PTT'O O G OVERNOR AND LEGISLATUE FOR 1TAX EXEMPTION (Continued From Page 1) are exempt from taxation are not decent community very much more have to provide did these societies indiscriminately open to all stu- I than can be counted in money." not do so. They provide and main- dents. In most cases they are When we consider the ...…
…*IIIL MTC i AN- bA1LY FACULTY MN LEAVE"May Receive Post Vacated By Stimso' AUTHC NRITIES SUBPOENA GUTHE FOR TESTIMONY ON POTTERY ifnger, Edmonson, Davis, Ryan, ; Smith, Schorling, Carrothers Are On Committees SEVEN MEMBERS ATTEND v: Seven members of the faculties of various departments of the Uni- versiyt yesterday for Chicago, w here they will attend the thirty- fourth annual meeting of the North Central association of col- : .:... lege...…
…1vt Ly 1i P TLWenleyTo Address Annual Meeting Of ILL EXHIBIT ORGrand Rapids Alumni E J. Ottoway. And Professor Samuel E- - Dana Also To Bt Present At Affair To Confer With Officials PRESENT DISPLAY IN FIELD OF1 Prof. Robert M Wenlev, of the t # UNIVERSITY MUSEUMS ACCOMPLISH MUCH THROUGHOUT PAST SIX YEARS A TIT EDITOR'S NOTE-This is the ment with Dr. Carl E. Guthe as eighth of a ser'ies of articles illus- associate director and Dr. W. B. t...…
…r If E M I C *, Hl C A N 'DA' - T t"Y, . pAG t MT~CHICZAN'DAILV : ~'AO~ T1~~ PLAN REORGANIZATIONl Of FRESH AIR CAMP FOR COMING SUMMER S. C A. ANNQUNCES PROGRAM FOJR LAKE PATTERSON INSTITUTION WIL AOM0A140 Timberg Declares Unit Show Requires More Than Slapping Together Individual Numbers Thirteen Student Positions Open; Information At Lane Hall Aluminum Expert To Speak Tonight Still Complete reorganization of t Fresh Air camp and th...…
…r-- ...., ;.., i i yi A, N ° .._ M C iC 7~ FOU SEEHE MDECosmopolitan. Club SP[[CHI 11 o HearVibber: On OIWEKL. 9Il ' New Student rends, Short. Wave Stations, Ophthalmol- ogy, And Community Health Nursing, Comprise Broadcast MAIUDY. LEADS ENSEMBLE Four schools and departments of the University were represented on the weekly Michigan, Night radioj program which was broadcast last' night through station WJR, Die-+ troit. Besides the speeche...…
…U; 'rTE MICIGA4N A-TL-V r Ad a a " a a i i' l 1 V't 'f 1 L l'1 1 L ' .. .. .. _ ... ... 'nY_ junior Girs' open ...y Whitney Theater, Will House SetLs For IE'Forward Mar chl," Colorful And Spectau lar Offering By Thin Currnt Proiu~tio 3airie~ ome And Warfare In Slver Annivray'rga First Night To &e Dedicated To Senior Women dYear Girls ... Rt- 4-. ;. i' r- '- I- S- r [' Yet dcspil(e (t;.1li ige in. its 'character, the, Junior irl s...…
…u' io, i9 . ~HE M C -IA ' _k T t °I ., _ F HOOVER OFFICIAL FAMILY SITS FOR FIRST PHOTOGRAPH IN. WASHINGTON ,CH, OL -PLANS { , y TENSION PROGRAM Charles A. Sink Anniounces Courses Which Will Form Large Part Of Summer Work y ATTEND SUMMER CAMP Extension work will this sum- tier form a large part of the work of. the University School of Music, according to the summer tsession announcement just released ly Charies A. Sink, president. In p...…
…2, 1924 HR II-I1GAN W 1 , FLOATING UNIVERSITY HAS MAYADVANTAGES ACCORDING TO RUFUt TWENTY-TWO MICHIGAN ME 4ND WOMEN IN LUDED ON 1927 TOUR SORT RECEPTIONS IOVE! Side Of International Problems I Presented Which Cannot Be Qtherwise Obtained Telling of the advantages of a ''floating university" educatio, Prof.- W. C. Rufus, PhD., assistan Professbr of astronomy, heartil: gndorsed the 1929 campaign fo: apphcants, n an interview re- cently. "Twent...…
…is At V rzA+ INEEM N 10 ILFEDE RALS CON+TIN UE STEADY ROU7T OF INSURGEN'dTS C!3YOOYLL0UDNSIOBEH rvrnu Ihat "bootlegging in[ nes ."...' AL ALK education",e consisting in the lea ae OF FOREIGN ALTED BY PLAN >tand English,'arnd in s uc h of delinquency, admission is Edmonson, Morris, Curtiss To Talk On Twenty-Sccond Michigan Night Program UNION ORCHESTRA TO PLAY Talks by three members of the University. faculty and a musical program to be pr...…
…ThL VI(,1 DISCUSSEDBY BATES Spaks On Relationship Between Legal Systems And Morality CITES CHANGING CODES "Legal systems are not wholly consistent with morality," said Dean Henry M. Bates, of the Law school, at the sixth of a. series of canpus forums sponsored by the Student Christian association. "However, there is a necessary re- lationship between law and morals in any system' of law that possibly could endure." legal systems cannot be ide...…
…3 23, 1~2~ THE MICHICAN tjAT!YK NW YORK CONFERENCE WILL DRAFT PLAN TO CONTROL FOREIGN STUDENTS MAY TAKE EXAMS ABROAIJ New System Aims To Prevent Illegial Entrance Of Aliens Ira M. Smith, registrar of the University, departed yesterday afternoon for New York to - attend a meetintg today of the committee of the College Entrance Examina- tion board, which will consider the final draft of the plan whereby foreign students planning 'to seek adm...…
…'rH itFfCANtbAtI I These merchants take great pride and pleasure in congratulating the W uerth Theatre on the opening of its sound policy. Motion pictures that "actually talk, and sing to you from the screen, nat ural ais life itself. I.. . - T . C - CLOTHES F r Res iy-mses P And Cut to Order TlI 0 RiGINALG ARMENT-9. PR~ODUCED ONL.Y .Y CH ARTE.R HOUJSE. 1 IS suGGCESTED YOUGUARDo a w f' w Jim 1 A U al~ U a I vAIR-OEIC ARCH SHOES f...…
…__ __ __ __ __----TH M C _~ SGE- NEWS NAV Y AIRPLANE CARRIER ANCHO® RED NEAR Isho"Had GYu~ n UI1 DIRIGIBLE TENDER AT PHILADELPHIA YARDS FoLiryResin FESURE SPORFRFLECTIONS ln r en omdb I The Wuerth TalksLtesfnoe b i sf C TTalin piturs ameto hewhich Librarian W W. Bitop s a I O T ON tL Wthk S curesce tthechaian, for compiling sadrA I CO OATU TA and went over weeseher, i stsrof books for college Lbaniestensiv4 ____Ich cqu, h nwintawlltinMe-tan fo...…
…I 27Y, 102 p~te "e /k tp H G A N bI V .. ....... agents Present Needs Of University RE FINANCIAL AID NEA ACTIVITIES OF BEN EI TO CITIZENS ADDED IN ,FIT LAST FEW YEARS ASK NEW APPROPMtATION SEDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first ofa series of articles presenting the plans ~f the 'utilization of funds to be° obtained fromn the legislature under the expansion program'. The items presented to the Le(- islature of 1929, repr~esent. only the...…
…- ~?HtrnSbA'~, MATh~H 2~, li~2~i T'HE MJC.HICAN UATLY - PAG~I mi~ DISCUSSES F 0 R E I G N WORKC IN SWEDEN, FRANCE, AND SPAIN TRACES SWED1Si ORIGIN Shows Influence Of Horizontal Lines From Southern Europe In Swedish Sculpture "Te predominating feature o early Christian ornament the bap- tismal fonts of Sweden in the head moti inntertwine with rb- bons representative of growth and ending in small circular discs. The dragon motif is the vest...…
…T H E iiC iC N ' .- 11-1 .1 1 1 .. I I I I I I - - . .. . ........ OF~FER FOR STUDYI TO GIVE IN EUR( TO HOLD F Baldwin and Awarded So Annual spr fellowships a recently by Economics a University, tt ships to be work, essays the summer awards. Chief am which are b upon applicat research in history, a pri open only to g fellowship is it affords, th the opportuni ~ *E Wind-Fanned Fire, Caused By Short Circuit, SCREEN REFLECTIONS oiitDestroys ...…
….-t .,,.~ __ _HEM~-i___ _ x___'_:_____..___ Fi 1I~tfMITY OASFRIIATDRY t I Architects Offer Plan For Observatory To House Gigantic Reflecting Telescope Luu tm UILIUWI! WUtLIIVFUIUIEU ABE GONSIBERlEDMOST VlIALAMONG RlEQUESTS RNOW BEFORE LEWlSLATURE. ned, however, would be the second acres of land inside the city limits its present unsuitable in size in the country. The other of Ann Arbor, worth certaily more gain in valuable built obstacle ...…
…'Tiq Pv H, ATHT, dx+' ry MOOFI I fAEII JJpfl gPretty girl Flyers Continue Battle MATH MATIP, PAPrP 'IssoowRides IWISSN VOER WLL CONSIDER gfw r .Ltw 1WI;ior world's Endurance Flight Record""'lull [ Bot3 Of Bosos1___ (By Ascite lI aloc bMILWAUKEE, March 30.-An- f almi I oh sides as having an importantina 0 HED I TIU INFour Mvichigant Professors Speak ~ bearing on Wisconsin's future beene York AndChicagoo course in enforecement, will be de- ...…
…I TH-E. MICHIGAN- DATLY f s rY ; IvFtg .'t 1, 1 'TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY fl~ThAZ IA WI, 1929 Publishned 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- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or riot otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished he...…
…'TrHE MICTIGCAN DAILY SA1TURDAY, TUARC 3 2, 1;)29 Publishzed every, morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Weste n Conference Editorial1 Association.- The Associated Press is .exclusively en-! titled to the use for republication.of all news dispatches' credited to, it or not otherwise credited inthis"paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY'-, MARCll - 3,'1020 ------ ---------_- ~ ---- --- . Z .......--- ~ ~ . Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board int Control of Student Publications.t Member of Western Conference Editorial d Association. The Associated Press- is exclusively en- 2 titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local n...…
…'THE M I C1J1A0N D I LY TUESDAY; MAR1C! 5; '1'929 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- titledto the use for republication of all news (dfpatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
…THM M'lCfITCAN DATI.Y WF ONESDAY, "'NIARCII " G,' -'929 . , TI-TV MiOI1TCY\M f) ~~~~~~\ I I \7 wE..I _h. sr A ._, ..V ff .. .'A A4 A*- ------ a aa vaa v} avaMv Published every morning except Monday dwning the University yea* by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The. Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it...…
…'rTHE. MICIGANDAL DAILY L a j .... Published every morning except Monday diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial 'Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titledtoetheruse for republication of allinews diispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929 'T u E M L "AU C. A N DAIL V a to co-operate with the government I I t in granting their requests that the Published every morning except Monday State deparment help in preparing duing the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. the way for large shipments of am- Member of Western Conference Editorial munition to the Calles-Portes Gil Association, government. The Associated Press is exclusivel...…
…OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'SATUR DAY I-MA h14 .9 W29 Published every morning except Monday diing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. I t Member of Western Conference 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice ...…
…THE MI'C IGAN , DA-ILY SUMAY, MAUWH 10, 1929 ' F!' should be remembered that out of "..Y- -"--A "--Y .""t ."-.-it-"# tA.Y *i.{.t 6 .. ........." i...".t-.-.- the groups who participate in ath- a duirg the University year by the Board in lets carnivals of one kind or an- Control of Student Publications. other in Ann Arbor, will come Member of Western Conference Editorial many of Michigan's most promi- 1 Associatien ahltesofth ftue.S rh .l....…
…THE.M I 1H1IGJ AN1 D A I LY Published every morning except Monday duiing the University year by the Board in Control of Student- Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled tothe use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- fished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, :s se...…
…PAGE FOURt T14E MICIGAN DA T I I WEDNEfl- . 'ifAttfl'lff I92 4 di dA. An.. trIs A i. A1'd d .-%_j ,C1 17 Ad' SL"1 C1 .4 A,[ . T ai: a *,.,s y..,. a.'1 l * A fl Published every morning axcept Monday duan the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it o...…
…THE FMICHICAN DAI LY THRSM)~AV, MARCH 14, 192 Pub jlised 'every mnornng except Monday1 duing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.j Member ofYestern Conference Editorial 1 Association.; The:Associated Press is "exclusively en- titled-to the use for republication of all news dispatches iredited< to' it or not otherwise1 creditedti- ths paper and the local news pub- lished' herein. Entered, at the postoffice a...…
…SAGE i ®Ull THE MICHIGAN DAILY AQF~ FOU1~ DAILY Fresh Air camp on Lake Patterson.."....t*f**a..fe******** ** .. * ** * ****....*. I . - Each summer under the auspices Published every morning except Moday e assocti hn during the Ulniversity year by the Board in o h soito udeso Control of Student Publications, needy boys, most of them from De- Member of , western Conference- Editorial troit, are given an opportunity toc Asso atio leave the ...…
…W1 I r.E , For THE IIHICAN DAILY~ SATUJRDAY, MARCH le)1-,1929 . 1 ALUMNI REUNIONS Published every morning except Monday With the announcement of plans dosing the University yearbys.the Board in for reunions of 20 classes of the, Control of Student Pub~tisI0 Member of Western Conference Editorial University to be held during the Association-w e e k- e n d beginning June 14, _n , .r rerr I,,srr .;ar~irir O- - --T- V- Tne Associated ...…
…rAT Oil THE MICHIGAN AILY THE"MY,!VMAC19,f H29 Published every morning except Monday duing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated' Press is exclusively en- titled to the use fo- republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arb...…
…FMU THIE MICHrAN DATILY DUMBAY, "Tvt r fi 20,-1 t')29 - L- - ' . I aaa v . aI Sy; L f L L- fM - - --' L - 1- lY.l.[11t t"il laVy 17L+ 3 OW.0 Published' every morning except Monday] dui jug the University year ty the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled 'to the ugse fq-~ republication: of all news dispatches credited to it or not other...…
…THEMIeHICAN DAILY Published every 'morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association, The Associated Press is exclusively en.- titled to the use fo- republication of all news dispatches credited to it. or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local newspub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor, Michigan,ita second clas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIAY, M0 Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivel en- titled to the "se for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor,' Michigan, tssecond...…
…PAM FOB THE MICHIcAN DAILY SATURDAY) IV1ARCIT 23, 1 3 PA~! FOUT~ SAT'U~DAY, MARCH 2~, 19~9 . .,: Published every morning except Monday duiig the University vear by the Board in Control of Student Publicatir Member of Western Conference Editorialt Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en-j titled to the, use fn republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisel credited in this paper and the local news pub- f...…
…________________ Yf E MIo ,H lqN ' ATi - - TA1r, Published every morning except Monday dining the University year by the Board in Control of° Student Publications. I Member of Western Conference Editorial Association- The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to th.e iseo.- republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise; credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
…PAGE FMR THE M ILCHIG A N DAILY TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1 1*y Published every morning except Mondayr diigthe University year by the Board in C tol of Student Publications. r Member of Western Conference Editorial Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news tdispatchescredited to it ornot otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-1 lished herein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…' F0UU Pablished every dung the Univers Control of Student Member of We Association. The Assqciated titled to the use fo 'dispatches credited credited in this pap lished herein. Rntered at the Michigan, is seconi of postag granted roaster General, Subscription by Offices: Ann A mard Street. Phones: Editor EDITO Tele MANA KENNE' Editor'............ fatty Editor... News Editor..... Sports Editor.. Women's Editor.. Telegraph Editor. , Music and ...…
