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…ESTABLISHED 1890 Jr Ar t an I t ;# MEMBER ASSOCIATED( PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 117. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 FIGHT PAGES NUMEROUS PAPERS TO BE PRESENTED BEFORE ACADEMY MORE THAN 200 ADDRESSES AND REPORTS PLANNED FOR MEETINGS MOVIES WILL BE SHOWN One General Meeting Is Arranged In Addition To Various Sessions For Special Sections More than 200 addresses and pa- pers will be presented before the meetings of the 13 sect...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Appointment Of New CAMPUS LOSES F Professor To Arts WIT H DEATH ANNSCES PROORA S Staff Is Announced THIRD ROUND DEBATES Another traditional figure oft Avard Tennyson Fairbanks WillM FOR Michigan campus has become Come Here This Spring As Sixteen Teams Survive First Two a memory of the past. o Professor of Sculpture Meets In Long Series of 'Boots," for nine years the belov Elimination Contests SECRETARY RASH DISCLOSES...…

…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...…

…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...…

…H E M I C HA G, A N* i L. Y u _ -- [.[.~-. - _. . ... . 4 - ii - -- ATHENA WINS ANNUAL DEBATE WITH PORTIA HLD TEDY NIGH ESTABLISHMENT OF BUREAU Content Johnson, Painter,I Intense Color To Ga Content Johnson is known as the cause woman painter who might just as subje well have become a musician so caugi will,~ Employs 5 UfM lljII j 'Cora Claims She Has Been Unfairly iin Glowing Quality U UU LAttacked For Attitude On Th of this close ...…

…TH E M1CHi~zAAt Ly~' Wbii TA:MZ 3,ii __ V I'..^i1:11 1 1. 1t: :Yi 1 i, L iL J y SEND SMALL SQUAD TO CONFERENCE EXPECT INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES TO FEATURE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Heston And Beatty Loom As Record the mark held by Cavanaugh, an- Rreakers In High And other Colt star, by seven full sec- Low Hurdles onds. These performances seem to insure a strong showing by .the With Northwestern already con- defending titlehlders in the dis- I T...…

…- ,.;, ''P MNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1926 Y Tl HE M1CKI. A A i -, PAGE S-Ev'rw WEE>NESDAY, MARCH 13, l92~ - PAGE S~V~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ®®Yi What Varsity Tracknmen Did At The Conference Meet C ------------ ------------- --- _ (Continued From Page 6) The Wolves -qualified five men in the preliminaries -and registered points in four of the ten events to nose out Ohio State and flnish ahead of live vother Conference teams. With the improveme...…

…VACi E EIGHT f . , O- A I L i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 131 1929 PAGEEIGH THE---el-IGN-D--Y-- .NE.AY.......13.192 ;. .. .._ I DAI L Publication i t of the Universil dent until 3:301 Vol. XXXIX OFFICILBULLETIN he Eunetin is constructive notice to all membets ty. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- p. m. (11:30 a. n. Saturday.) WEDNESDAY, MrARCI H 13, 1929 No. 117 I University Lecture: M. Andre Chevrillon, distinguished man of letter...…

…- - ESTABLISHED 1890- w.;ua 4 .t. i, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 118. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 EIGHT PAGES STUDENT COUNCIL RESOLVES TO REINSTATE nfGirls' Adviser Bans!D Ruthven Turns To Collection jlU Motor Bus Lines SJunior Play Poster DOf History, LiteratureA s Hobby L Plan Extra Service Charging Immodesty'F rVaain;rp __ Ps~L I' 'h~ B L T For Vacation Trips l 10 For the past twenty-five years ter...…

…TH E MICHIGAN m sip ON 1[TY [lST AgIOFigures Released By Extension Department MANAGEMENT TO 1 H L i I [I I0 U U Indicate Increase Of Five Hundred Students BE SPEECH TOPIC Extension students of the Uni- hael, at the Receiving hospital, De- Problems of industrial manage- Sversity will exceed in number the troit; Geog'raphy of South Amer- ment will be the topic of an ad- total for last year by at least 500, ica, by Prof. P. E. James at Grand d...…

…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...…

…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...…

…THE MTCHICAN L THI!ICH GA- --L , LVA a Traditions Of Former Events Are Recalled nnnnnalB Fn Dinm P lt l i THEY WILL HAVE LE SA A BOARD RE'VIESFORWARD MARCH,'J nnnnnrnn mI nnnnyn - a .. MUUMAIW.10UM UIiLYr y £an cy ~ress rarty HUUS IN IUH BY M.L. B !PTradition demands an annual N fancy dress party given by the Cups Will Be Awarded In Rifle, League at the end of this month. Archery And Bowling Recalling one or two of the par- Tour...…

… TH-E.MICHIGAN DATEY . . BE HELD AT COLISEUM TONIGHT Students Decide To Abandon All Co petition In M. I. A., A. During 'Coming Spring' (By Associated Press) ALMA, March 13.-Lack of fi- nancial support was given as the reason for a decision by the stu- dent body of Alma college, to withdraw from all athletic compe- tition in the' M. I. A. A. this spring. The 'decision was reached yesterday when students voted to abolish all forms 'of...…

…I 1E:LARSDAY, MARiCH 14, 1929 T. H E M- I -C 1-1- 1 G -A N DA.1 m __ M__ _ _ _ _ _N__ _ _ _ CARNIVAL TO BE STAGEDTONIGHT! (Continued From Page 6) Qualifying rounds for the frater- among the number is the present nity reliys, will be held on the state champion, Charles Delphier, (Continued From Page 6 field house track at 7:30 o'clock'to- as well as Joe Gagnier who held Minnesota won all of his matches night, the' intramural department the ...…

…PAP.-M ETORT 6T1HE MICHIGAN 1AL nA111y THURSDAY, MARCH 14,152§ PAGE EIGHTTIIU~DAY, MA~A~!H 14, 1§2§ DAI L'YOFFICIL B UL LETIN 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. XXXIX THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 No. 118 University Loan Committee: The University Loan Committee will meet on Thursday, March 14,1 at 3...…

…)ESTABLISHED 1890.. C~I, LuAr at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 119. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES OF ACADEMYTOD WORRELIL TO DISCUSS MAGIC OF EARLY EGYPTIAN CHRISTIANS HOBBS IS SCHEDULED FOR GREENLAND TALK Sapir Will Speak On Aboriginal Languages Of America elling; Of Work In This Field Climaxed by the annual Aca- demy dinner and. President Wil- liam H. Worrell's address, "Early Christian Magic from Eg...…

….-..~o ~ .~ a - - FRID AYi, MARCH 15, 1929 THE MICHIGAN RAIL Y Michigann ,Academy Continues Annualf -Meet Here Today With Luncheons And Asemblies In Allz Departments Ia !a Strings ..supplies I' I >1 I q4 U Sanitary and Medical Science section will meet: at 9:30. and 1:30 for all Musical Instruments o'clock today in room 2501, East M edical building, w ith P rof. D an- S n hc h o b r 6 i l A .Rcin y a t eai m . o l gy g o pnil m e...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…H 19Z T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F SVE - -y - -.4 ;'gill Ic vAl M- RE Need For Student Theater On Campus Is Discussed By Professor Straus "We have here at Michigan a edy Club and others, which hav vital need of an all-campus the- all been on campus long befo ater," said Professor Louis A. the appearance or even the po Seniors Are Held To 31-31 Tic By Strauss, head of the department sibility of this theater, as we h'a, Sophomores While Fresh...…

…T H-E M, J, C 1-14 OWN*, UIWO -14 lv 17E4J FOR CONFERENCE INDIVID UA L MEETAi ISA _ ,_. SWIMMERS TO V By Edward L. Warner The .five ;remaiingevents inthe Conference. tanikmeet, beingheldI today and tmorrow at ;the Univer- sity. of Chicag,< are=.J:ere in - :cussed. 150 :Yard >:Bac -Stroke.: IF FOR HONORS iSCHOOL CINDER STNR' . PARKER IS HIGH POINT MAN his 220 yard crown, Ault sl win.. iut .still ,there is the pos ityr that Liddle, t...…

…1 H NMi 1Ii A 1D£A L-- x. ....................... SIX WVOLVERINE TRACKMEN G30 To ILLIIIOIS, FIVE TO CLEVELAND FOR SEASONING RUNS' . ,_. «. a s. ,:t, .. .:' .xr- :. ti'zs,,c salt. .:z. a? .L .s1 :,-D. ,i xiX . u' .. #ka k4.-.......i:a. .z .. 2. _ .. :x fAL .. PJ'oan., Tarbiil, Austin, Lomont, And McClellan' Cojipete At lUrbana Felker, WVill co RELAYMEETSRIICKV With- six trackmnen 'leaving for Urbana this morning to compete in indivi...…

… THE MJCHIGA.N DAILY GE. .EIGHT THE MIChIGAN DAILY Publication In the Bulletin is constructive nouice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- f i I' College of Northwestern University, will bet he speaker. Dean and Mrs. Eldmonson will be guests of hono '. All faculty members or students interested in attending this banquet arc requested to make reservations by calling 22332. flleginald D. Mae Nitt,...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 I'. wii an II MEMBER ASSOCIATED] PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 120. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1929 SALE OF TICKETS Jack, Here To View AfColleges Send Best HINKLEY PLACES U FOR PLAY TO END University, Becomes N N I L If L Of Track Talent To FIRST IN CONTEST11 ChamlaignCarnival 1 The Joiners" by Arthur Hink- With the box office at Hill audi- Leadin Attraction th torium open from 10 until 5 o'clock b__ ley, '29, was a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .SATtRDAY", MARCH 16, 1929, PROF, WILLARD TELLS f rni:ra wUnIQTV AfD IOfficials Confer To Decide University Pa.ymnent For Cit y S ew~ge Care Plani. U1U I 111 II I1 1 1 H U H l University-officials conferred with, engineers and council members of A discovery which will probably' the city Wednesday evening, in an greatly change 'the chromium plat-I effort to obtain an estimate on ing industry was explained in two' the a...…

…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...…

…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 ...…

…THE' MICHICA-N L THE MICHIGAN bAILY .. OLVAVM AAIMLTAUM C.N FRESHMAN CHAIRMEN rufne[ M[uD[DQ flE Outdoor Spring Tournament To Follow PEGASUS WILL OPEN Finals In Indoor Archery Competition G!I1IU U01 111 cII D LnLI f) After the finals in the present, appalling to me. There are not i uII u OLI oUInouUUI indoor archery competition, plans many other. institutions where the IA T T tournament similar to the one held carry onhall the sport...…

….six...-K.M ISCTIAN DIaY ATRAY MAnRC Jr16, 1929 FENCERS WILL OPPOSE WISCONSIN TODAY -,.SWIMMERSENDANGER I DEFEND1ING KAMPIOIN CORNELLTRACK TF~yi SUMMARIES OF INTERSQOLASTIC TRACK MEET I TAFF BREAKS RECORD Q The Wolverines, although \defeat- ed in early season dual meets by the Conference championship Illi- nois team and Chicago, have shown steady improvement and are ex- nected to reach the .500 percentr class with a victory over the...…

…THE MICHIGAN N l ,L "PAGE&!VE CHAPMAN ON MICHIGAN CAGER PLACED ON ALL-STAB TEAM PICKED BY INDIANA MNTCoR SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICE Uverett Dean Chooses Players Five Schools To Make Up Big Ten Selection O FOUR BADGERS INCLUDED (Special To The Daily) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 15 -Size and scoring ability were the factors that Everett S. Dean, In- diana university's basketball coach considered most in picking his all- Western Conference 19...…

…MIC IH 1ICA N DAILY interested in positions in the communication industry. This includes CONSCIENCE IS FORMED IN EARLY the Development and Research Departments in New York City, the Western Electric at Hawthorne, and the seventeen associated Qpel ating PROFESSOR FORD AT S. LIFE, SAYS C. A. STUDENT FORUM companiesor thee Bel n System. A. D. Moore, Ii. C. Anderson, L. 11Gra ITalks On "Psychology Of Moral usually through constant repeti- ser...…

…ESTABLSHED 1890 Air- tt ta 4Di MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 125. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929 EIGHT PAGES . . is - x- - w wm _ _ . - iA a .. m -A r- - I v ' A! ? vii I SUBPOENAS TO BE C' .. n (Sditoyial is i}[AMUUS EXPLUKIK' Fot2 SIDENT LITTLE SUMMONED TO APPEAR AT BANQUET COURTAI Readers of the Daily are now referred to that astounding D and rather peculiar contemporary, the Washtenaw Tribune, well ...…

…T MICHIGAN A-,,l -L- Y THfl MTCT-ITC1AN DATIW 4 _,. . __ Revolutionary Chief Holds Mexican City j '"'rv r te' % ' NEW FORESTRY DIVISION WILL i 1%.1 t ' %" ~iT A T-%T T A. TT'' t * flr% , r --rTT XTTT Y-wf N ui j I i 1FFERI GRKAUUAT ItPPORTJ1IUINIIE L "The institution of the new Lake the groundwork for the most ef- 4 States Federal Forest division will I ficient use of land which is now a; create considerably increased op- (liability ...…

…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...…

…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...…

…TMMAY, TvTAFC!TT AD, Vj' - 9 "I THE MICHI A DAILY THE MICHIGAN [)ATLY LV41LVAM UNWAvAUM 0 J . i _|[ NELSON DISCUSSES ORIGINAL PLANS( ( TO HOLD ANNUAL - SENIORl GIRLS SUPPERL AND PURPOSE OF MIMES THEATERBANOUET TO FOUILLOW __WMIN ET N IRPSETOIBy Isabelle Chares Nelson said, "we were to have ; RThe annual Intramural swim- } P ING"It was during the last year of a very attractive reception roomi mSKE1BALL A5ing meet for the women of the...…

…TffE MICHIGAN I THE _. MICHIGAN_.D.A.I_._.. ... . EN WIN DURING WEEK END AWAY - -- KEEPS FAVORITE Three for the Swimmers FROM QUALIFYING, By Morris Quinn maining entrants finished in the \Northwestern's crew of star per- following order: Wisconsin, 11;. formers fell 10 points short in their Chicago, 7; Minnesota, 4; Purduc, bid for the.1929 Conference swim- 1, and Iowa 1.' ming title and the evenly balanced Wolverine tank team bore ...…

…MARCH 19, 1929 THE MICHIGAN AI LY MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOO ME~~T INCAPD Competition Begins Thursday Title Contests Of State In Four Classes For PLAY IN OLYMPIA ARENA : L BASKETBALL TEA Wrestlers:Prepare, Three for th F 'r National Meet ET ref (Continued From Page 6) N1SHIP GAMESoTHISn[eK CortinPdgerom Pa feels that his men have a finCwhile Crocker turned the trick in, _chance to bring the team crown to the 100, Walker won both of these Sat...…

…THE TCHTCA . I E t~r~AY, ARCY! l 1, 199 THE MICHIGAN TV~TIV A Class in Social Dancing: 1 E A Class in Social Dancing for University men and women is being organized for Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m., at the Women's Athletic Building. There will be individual instruction for those who desire it. Orchestra music. Six lessons for $3.00. Stu- dents may signt up in office 2, Barbour Gym, or f:oiit desk at the Women's Ath...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Lwr 4 low.~. 4. au MEMBER. ASSOCIATED PRES Vol. XXXIX, No. 126. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1929 EIGHT PAGES NEW QUOTA CLAUSE OF IMMIGRATIONlFRID ACT PRESENTS COMPLICATED TANGLE "Whether it is mandatory that tional origins system, which has1 the President shall proclaim the been postponed from year to year. new quotas according to the na- By this new system the annual tional origins clause before April quo...…

…PAGE TWO _ THE C MICHIGAN DAILY>? WEDNEs DAY, MARCH 20, 192. }II QIPollock Will Give 'GOULD, SEPARATED FROM ANT ARCTIC jSha ILA1ISOUT H AF ItCi Address On Fscism EXPEDITION, IS BELIEVED TO BE SAFE .nr ~s -rnr..us-r--n AdesO aes W Pays Visit To M'CLUSKEY DEPLORES SEPARATION BETWEEN TEACHING AND RESEARCH Alumni Association That Prof. Lawrence M. Gould of complete reports, there is no cause the geology department, second in for grave alarm."...…

…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...…

…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...…

…MMIAT FAY MARCH 20,19M .THE MTCHICAN DAILY ._..M F C uATL ,.. .. .. fe a AEN AUM z _ SENIORSINFNAL Wide And Varied Choice Of Careers Is Open To Women, Says Willard E. Parker GAME BYDEFEATING Indiscussing the occupational larly attractive field for the college fields open to women, Willard E.. tramned woman. Parker, executive secretary of the The work of the Committee onI 36 TO Committee on Vocational Gui Vocational Guidance, of wh...…

…TH E MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCU 20, 1929 HO USE IN INTRAMURAL BUILDING FENCERS STAGE COMEBACK AFTER BAD START IN CONFERENCE TILTS and two weeks of drill before meet- ing the Michigan State team at EsLansing. Spartans First Victims At Lansing the Wolves register-I ed their first victory of the sea- son by nosing out the Spartans in one of the closest matches of the year. After changing positions for the lead several times Michigan! ...…

…THDE MICHIGAN. A I L Y DAILY PUTTING. RUGS TO AID nnirTnrrnr nm rflO' Will- Award Numerals To 4Yearling M atmen JOSEPH LEADS HOCKEYI MEN FOR, HIGH SCORES Weather Still Stays Favorable To FisherI Dl~ i i UIL :( umerals,,will be. awarded to the riiu sifications 'in the. All-Campus Although Coach Courtrit .of wrestling- tourney, which will be. one the Varsity golf team has not; of the feature. events on the Intra- ordered any definite p...…

…F 'AE EiGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WTDIflSA, Iv iP~R 2t, 1g2§ l: 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. mn. Saturday.) I Vol.: XXXIX WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1929 No. 126 Research Club: I ngiueering Students: The eserchClubwil inet i, ram 5213Eas Meical13ulcing! The Classification, Committee has placed the limi...…

…0 ESTABLISHED 1890 17 S ir 4r at , MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 127. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929. EIGHT PAGES OPEN LETTER PROPERTYTIA) METHODS OF OPPOSIT BY COMM UNICATIO STATE LEGISLATU PRINTED PETITiONI Interfraternity Council C NEGAIVETRIO GOES TO MADISON TO MEET WISCONSIN AFFIRMATIVE ION HIT N "l FILED ommittee 'o A 'LARRYGOULOAFFIRMATIVE TEAM WI LL DEBATE NORTHWESTERN IN HILL AUDITORIUM COMPANIONS...…

…0. THE MICHICAN DAILY K,- f II Explorer Nansen Expresses A Desire 1Irvft T !tfn;eS ta"I i wr d iCrt News From Other CollegesI "I fully hope that your United. States will decide to enter the- World Court," said Dr. Fritdjof Series Of Four Mid-Day Services Nansen, internationally known as Scheduled For Students an Arctic explorer, when inter- And Townspeople viewed before his address last night' 'in Hill auditorium on the Oratori- LITTLE...…