…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .QArPYTVI*tAV AkAV14tt I ItIQA r H T H fA ~ n tv-- .-- . ~£4~4£t±u WtTTiYjR1T fAlti/'1, Iu NEW DISTRICT SCHOOL SPONSORED BY PRESIDENT HOLDS OPENING CLASSES IN VIRGINIA TOWNSHIP{ ITT( 0 SALT CRUST ON AUSTRALIAN LAKE 1 9-TT~i LD iBEARSHEAVY-LADEN MOTORTRUCK liIflI(Byv Associated r~ s tessha)lef adep..- ADELAIDE, S. Aust.-Interest in These stories had left a deep im- Australia's huge "mystery lake," pression as to its dan...…
…1930 THE. .MICH G . DAIKLY 1920 THE MICHIGAN. DAILY _r -, ?,J ,. iniversity Museum Report lildicates. Progress r IN NEW UNIVERST MUSEU HL MUSEUMACTI !TLES LSJHIEMEPRAISS II Screen Reflections " Ii FACULTY MEMBERS ni mmr nlu nniiflI i i : i 6 . , { 4 i in List of Gifts to Institution Far iin Excess of Previous Yaac Fi rP Sthnw. Is iears, rgures EXPEDITIONS NUMEROUS Collection of 160,000 Specimensr Resulted From Gifts Last Yea...…
…'TIHE M IC-I-IGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday' during the TUniversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The' Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second cl...…
…RCH 1, 19;30 -TH, E -MIC.14-IGAN DAILY WII~~~~. .,90TH IHGA AL w Y w loomw 1 0- ............. AL C, m ATHLET'ICA9WARDSI WILLDEC/YE N AT: .WOMEN'S BA1NUUETi Annual Basketball Banquet Will be Held on March 6. TICKETS - ARE AVAILABLE Classes Will Present Stunts; Further Plans Will be DUCE'S DAUGHTER I GRACE RICHARDS r SCUIOII BECOMES ENGAGED' STATES KEYNOTE f OF CONFERENCE ! "1 cr understanding which t ''a IXIc 31makes fur b ,ter aujustm...…
…f THE MICHIGAN DAILY MICHIGAN WRESTLERS SET FOR NORTHWESTERN MEET U _° GRAPPERS' LINEUP SHIFTED BY GACR KEEN FOR TONICUT Wolverines Seek Win -n Order to Remain in Lead for Divisional Title. PURPLE IN LAST PLACE Wildcat Aggregation Bolstered by Addition of Veterans to Regular Lineup. Instituting a shift in the lineup of the wrestling team for the match with Northwestern at 7:30 tonight in Yost Field house, Coach Keen has hopes of gaining...…
…MARCH 1, 1320 .- TH. E. LV i 1 C H I C A .* A T L _ a I . _ - Volverine Basketeers W WILDCATDIAMoND I L N11 ASPIRANTS BE IN SPRING TRAINING E EVANSTON, Ill., Feb. 28.--For the first time in. the history of Varsity Cagers Seeking Revenge baseball at Northwestern univer-. For Eay Season Defeat sity, the team was able to start its at ILands of Mlini. practice seson out of doors. The[ unusually warm weather which CAPPON DIRECTS TEAM I has...…
…THP MTrHI 2A. I ' A I. t, SATURDAY, MARCH 1 1'1 .L' 1VL.1-\,. AA A "1 A. t- ____ _ ___ ____ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Forestry School{ Asks for Dead Game Birds -1- Investigation of Parasites Alnua s. Wiii be !Madse by Dr. O'Roke. onI RSEARC~ffSI KING ALFONSO AND NEW PREMIER ATTEND MILITARY MANOEUVE] SPEECH ISJINf TO0 RHYT1HMl ,LR~ SFN RS FIDWO S iVOL. XL SATUDAYMARCH 1, 930 N. 10 SATUDAYMAR~l 1 193 No.105 Openi announcement to all...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 clw4Nlmw 1 wA Al? MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 136. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1929 EIGHT, PACE8 TAKEN SCODIN NORTHWESTERN TAKES FIRST WITH 31 POINTS; MAIZE AND BLUE GARNERS 21 I SHATTER TWO WORLD RECORDSAT ST. LOUIS Wolverines Take Three Seconds i 4 I Y , , f 1 James Schermerhorn Plans To Attend Grid Banquet Razz Fest Here Wednesday Evening SIGMA "fAn evening of unfettered expres- ) time ago s...…
…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,...…
…'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- ...…
…rou THE MICHIGAN DAILY U AM i ,GFTf S I i 29 Published every morning except Monday du injg the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ar 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 at An...…
…THE MICHIGAN Al L TNEI millICANPAlI.V + 11 LYAYi I.- , M EWA AM ,, i,_, F;> , k=' BASEBALL GAMES IN INTRAMURAL TOURNEY SCHEDULED MONDAY I HONOR SORORITY |II[RRDEDQ (if fl PIJE Coming Of Spring Is Heralded By Numerous HOLDS INITIA TION ItULili U1 UULLI Teas And Dinners Featuring Easter Motifs - ___ D e p a r t m e n t Recommendation And B Average Required ALL TEAMS WILL BE DIVIDE: INTO FOUR GROUPS FOR ELIMINATION NEXT GAMESWEDN...…
….. a _ _ ,,, ,, LAHOMA AGGES WIN NATIONAL WRESTLING R IA 'ASKI-JUMPER IS AWARDED ERHir SCHOOL TO. HAVEH ii ~Iill LRIt I MAJOR BADGER LETTER, FRATE Rn vz BTTLE BASEBL'LTEAM AI1 ACE11 IESM Sh (Special To The. Dil) Baseball as a high school sp r N O Thirte en officia e W awards, in Ann A rbor w ill be resumed this S-five junior letters and twenty-four spring for the first time since freshmen numeral sweaters were! Wuisconsin Sugeats!93we optii...…
…RglarsTae Fifth Cosctive icor;Over eservsC r .,, REEVSBW TO LOACH -5 F'N 'iE 'SA RSITY, Kiegeler And Hill Work As Varsity man's deliveries, Squire at first, Pit-hers; ioltzman, Martin y Moodie at second, Wheeler at short Hrl For ,eserves and Garrison at third, while Cap- tain Corriden, Nebelung and Straub cavorted in the outer gardens. OUTFIELDS ARE SHIFTED The standard infield of McCoy, first base, Myron, second, Kubicek, Coach Fisher's so-...…
…THE MICH-IGAN DAILY A returned a deduction of $3.00 is allowed, reducing the prices to -$3.00, Junior Researeh Club: $4.00, and1( $5,00 instca(d, respectively. The regular meeti Charles A. Sink room 1121, Natural S 7:30 p. m. The progra Sigma Delta Chi: Dr. R. A. Wolfe: C Spark as reveab There will be a meeting tomorrow at 4:00 o'clock in the Press SDr.H, O. Calvery: building. As final arrangements are to be made for the Grid banquet, C...…
…ESTABLISHED 1 890 P.C Sitr juatt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 135. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1929. EIGHT PAGES U IVERSITY OUR S PROF . WE LEY REGENTS ACCLAIMEFPROGRAM WILL GET INITIAL umrau u nnnrnuiiain 1 CALL AT SESSION n WO[VERINES [[AD Robert M. 'NATIONAL COLLEGE' STUDENT,_TEACHER PROFESSORS POLLOCK. WINTER AWARDED LEAVES1 OF ABSENCE ACCEPT SEVERAL GIFTS Dean Ellinger's Plan For Combined Letters, ...…
…_______ __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...…
….-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 ...…
… 7@U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday dining the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorialt Association. f The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to. the use lot, 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 Arbor,1 Michigan, s se...…
…$A1RRDAY; MAflCH 30, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEF, 4: VAVA VY \/'. =A" A ... a,= l 1' It . Director Gives View Prominent Alumna TRYOUTS i[ullPAGEANT irCaEAGUETOomiHULUAl201 On Campus Theater LI Dies Unexpectedly Five main points should be con-ITODAY Phenomenal business enterprises sideredin connection with the civic activities, and duties as a loya building of a new campus theater, Michigan alumna have ended fo Extend Time Because ...…
…IHL ... r _HiAI 1Y [Y I;M -Iti,- CONTINUE 7T Ell: STREAK BOSTON REDS MAY. COMBINATION IF PROVE WINNING lATER PLISTS NEW MEN DELJVERM '#ILL Jack Rothrock is Carrigan's best TTRT[ TII[ bet as general relief man. Ken Williams and Ira Flagstead, both veteran flychasers, are almost -- sure to start in left and center at Michigan Team To Enter Tourney the beginning of the season, with For A. A. U. Championship right field open to either of thr...…
…; h2 T H _ :,, TH~Mir7Hbrc3AN tiA1rV~ FEW PLAYERS OUT FOR FRESHMAN BASEBALL SMALL TEAM REPORTS .FDR IHRST PRACTICE! EIGHTH ANNUAL BOXING SHOW CONTAINS MANY GOOD "BOUTS By IL de B. Wieketshamn CHICAGO WILL STAGE 1 1161 SCHOOL TOURNEY FOR NATIONAL CROWN1 CHICA (Ily Assoct-ed Press) GO, March 29.-Forty Pitching Staff Ilas 14 Only One Man Out Backstop Post Aspirants, a For FIRST BASEMEN NEEDED Perhaps the smallest number of freshman b...…
…THE MICIIIAN DT LY SAl'I'1VC1 .)I 1v i r1 \RclJ O, 1 '129 Pendleton Library Provides Rendezvous LAWYERS ATTACK I Language Faculty Regrets Retirement For Quiet Perusal Of Best Literature LOUISIANA LEADER Of Canfield As Departmental Leader '1 To StudentUHaving Library Books: 1. Students having in their possession books drawn from the Uni- versity Library are notified that such books are due Monday, April 1, before the impending Spring vacat...…
…ESTABLISHED 189Q .2Y Sic i4an _I MEMBER 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929 EIGHT PAGES 1I FOR MAYFSTIVAL TWELVE GREAT ARTISTS AND CH-ICAGO SYMPHONY WILL PARTICIPATE PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE Hlofmann, Zimbalist, Crooks,,Teva, ( Athouse, And Tibbett Are ] On The Prograk Plans for the °1929 May Festival to be held Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, May 22,.23, 24, and 25 in 1Hi11 audit...…
…THE- MiCHIaN DATEY - ___._.__ EXPECT ULEGSLATURE .TO VOTE ON- NI TAX Hartman Bill Wil Go To Ways And Means Committee Immediately, Ruthven Informed~ DISCUSSEiD MANY WEEKS Definite action looking toward the solution of the state financial tangle, in which improvements in various state institutions are in- voWed, was taken Tuesday in the lower house when the committee on taxation reported that the IHrtman mill tax bill was out. The bill which...…
…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 ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRUDAY MARUI' ;f 192~ Published every morning except Monday duing the University year by the Board in Control of Studnt Publications. Mvember of Western Conference EditorialV Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-G titled tothe use for republication of allnews dispatches "credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub- lishied herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor,1...…
….k(A~it ~TH,-E.M ICHIIC N DAILY____ ALPHA PIHI I Ns I urrT. ani nTaannu, 11 ILTAVA ---- - _._ T k .. . ' _ _ . 7i "' 20 Percent Of Undergraduate Women Earn All Or Part Of Their Expenses orl Ie% is uh Iisrrn aIe% f% II. T- l ~ ____ _ Y', i 7C', i M- 1 1. ~R: n . -' ! . N. y., I ': iJy..'4 i Af} - :s "'i. i S;? . i: i 6±.'4i . ' [L 1MA IHA UUK Probably one-fifth of all the' undergraduate women at Mich- ANO'KPPA DLTA Till gan are ...…
…THE .CeliGA 1 2TLY TANK AND MAT TEA COMPETE IN NATIONAL MEETS WfllEE~ *Reulr-arRaly Late UL,, To Win Tilt, 10 To 4 EightIruns in the final inning saved the regulars from defeat yesterday after the yannigans had piled' up a four run mhargin in the 'Tight Michigan Swimmers Entrain early innings. The regulars dented For St. Louis Where Meet Is the plate for the first time in the To Be Held sixth when they scored twice, but Coach Fisher ha...…
… _. MMNENTERED IN NATIONAL TO NEY (Continued From Page 6) Entry ,in the unlimited class. Fair- allunbeaten Buckeye, is expected to offer the closest competition. Dougavito of Michigan, Big Ten champion, rates as a likely con- tender for the r175 pound title, while Ross, Indiana's Olympic al- ternate, may regain his 1928 form to come through with a win. Conference matmen are also looked to dominate the 165 pound division, in which Hooker, Purd...…
…TEL M ICH IGAN DA I-LY 1 ^DA7, MAITTI 29, 1929 Business Administratior Development And Use ( Showing the development andI uses to which fire-clay refractories am il f-in fntitna fl m t.-t ! n Cinema Demonstrates RArtI Of Masters And Of Fire-Clay Refractory LtudenItsAN1UnOLIExh dustries that depended upon fire- clay refractories for their produEDLithographs by Chamber tig was then shown, and it was pencil sketches and water cc seen that...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I r 4an %POW t MEBE Vol. XXXIX, No. 132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1929 Old Prime Minister PROF. HAYDEN'S rTALKS, SONG HITS, Lawrence M. Gould Is RegainngPowerjHOUSE DAMAGED 'TO FEATURE BILL Sends Radio Letter s eganingPowe BY jMALLFIREOF RADIO TONIGHT ___s_____Lete The home of Prof. Joseph R. Hay- Only two talks will be given on den, of the political science depart- 0 tonight's radio program since the ment...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .....,.. x PRESENT STOCK MARKET SITUATION EXPLAINED BY PROFESSOR LEFFLER "The great question regarding note what effect the meeting of the precarious situation of the the board of directors of the New stock market prices at the present York Federal Reserve Bank today time is whether or not the federal will have on the action of the reserve board can exert sufficient banks in the New York money pressure to limit speculati...…
…- ~?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...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN D AI LY' Published every morning except Monday dowing the University ear by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatcheshcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. - Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ...…
…TIU GDAY, MARCH 28, 1920 THE MICHIGAN ek ".., o"Woom ~ f4 m . . .._ . W,. ... . A N a F iOLPLANNEWomenDProminentDn Campus Activities oNew Gifts Received UCHEIS, GLEE LUB Are Nominated For President Of League iItLA L IU1 For League Building MAKE FR THER PLANS 'ALL _A NOW gifts received by the Alum- m n ^ 1i .n_ OB ~-~INTALI nae office for the equipping of the 1VM LLA PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN MAY WILL CONSIST OF TWO DEFINITE PARTS 4 D...…
…THE MICHIIGAN DAILY HRJA ~, TvfAIk.CH 28 ,1~i29 TOUNAlET T IVIGHT CONTENDERS FOR COLLEGIATE MAT HONORS KEYE TRAKEN TA UNRYNT I:SELCTE ,. .:: a:.::" -. rr. rsa.. u ~~au ir-b** '* ur4it :SoussstiisrUsa "sar... Iar....OSau .. a....:V usI~ :::y: >.:: "S rsrr:rrt.r.. . . . ~ so U S a 55cf 9rr si *esa errt a0 uaaA'aaaa a.4sU. C7'Z t .1 AT 'TEXAS CARNIYC vhr (S4ici 'LToIThe Daily) TO IA PTAI N P0U NIU N IOWVA CITY,, March 26.-Four1 special eve...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH4 28, 1929 THE MICH I A I Y ' 8 i tNOTICE-Beautiful spring line of LOST-l Axminister and Wilton rugs. witho Georg iot] oureCDVERTISING D & .7 White gold rimmed glasses ut 'case. Maurice O'Brien Cambridge, Dial 4818. 3 ISHU RTiln IN l PRACTICE Heavyweight Strains Elbow; Loss Will Limit Michigan's Chances At Meet DRAVELING GES ChANCE Ed George, who was Michigan's surest point winner in the Nation- al Wrestling meet this week-end...…
…'~G~EIGHTr THE M I C HI G A N D)A 1I. Y HUsroIDAY, MArCI 23, 192 ------------- - - - ----- ------------ ..... . .. . ....... .. ......... . I I DAL OFIILBULLETIN Senicr Lit Class Day Commirtec: The committee, composed of June Marshall, Adelaide Wing, Kings- ley Moore, and George Cheadle, will me"t in Dean Eflinger's office on Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Robert J. Gessner, Chairman -- r I Publication in the Bulletin is const...…
…ESTABLISHED , C1890 I L~~w: ia ......,, .-rte' ,,, . .,,,,. . MEMBER -I ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. ,132. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929 EIGHT PAGES I .r orrange Better SUBMIT BUDGET1 0LHH IL UUNIN [IL ServiCe During WITH TAX BILL A d n Exodus (By Associated Press) 001S101___ LANSING, March 26.-G. Rt Transportation Companies Combine Thompson, state budge director To Supply Expeditious Service and Kit F. Clardy, assi...…
…TTO THE MICH IGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1921 PHMI EA SIGMA ILL INITIATE FIFTY AT1f FRESHMN__SCOLARS CEREMONY :THIS AFTERNOON WILL BE FOLLOWED BY BANQUET 1$URLEV WILL (GIVE TALK intiates Cnuprise Those Freshmen Who Madee 2.5 Averages And Better Last Semester initiation, into Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary scholastic frat- ,ernity, will take place this .after- noon at 5 o'clock in room 302 of fte Union. Phi Eta Sigma maintains its avera...…
…I 27Y, 102 p~te "e /k tp H G A N bI V .. ....... agents Present Needs Of University RE FINANCIAL AID NEA ACTIVITIES OF BEN EI TO CITIZENS ADDED IN ,FIT LAST FEW YEARS ASK NEW APPROPMtATION SEDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first ofa series of articles presenting the plans ~f the 'utilization of funds to be° obtained fromn the legislature under the expansion program'. The items presented to the Le(- islature of 1929, repr~esent. only the...…
…' F0UU Pablished every dung the Univers Control of Student Member of We Association. The Assqciated titled to the use fo 'dispatches credited credited in this pap lished herein. Rntered at the Michigan, is seconi of postag granted roaster General, Subscription by Offices: Ann A mard Street. Phones: Editor EDITO Tele MANA KENNE' Editor'............ fatty Editor... News Editor..... Sports Editor.. Women's Editor.. Telegraph Editor. , Music and ...…
…THE MICHIGAN A1LY' AGE I r rrsrV I - _,.. .. ,.. LVAYAN i T An AUM PM .low" W i I- LL ANNUCS BAS[ETBALL A T ANNUAL is ZAUER AND- SAII RIG "M'S" GIV 1')inn nnrxT MORTAR BOARD MEMBERS APPEAR IN CAPS AND GOWNS AT SENIOR SUPPER I - -i$ I Ame RBORN WIN EN FOR "'C, . ;{; lIu2 PINTS r NAME ALL-STAR SEXTET Present Small "M's" To Women Who Have Earned 300 W. A. A. Points Class numerals, letters, and bas- ketballs were awarded to mem...…
…'THE Mit-RTC AN A at- "--. .. . w.. - -- * r :.70 -,. - - - y~y- W. -,. . -- - -w. . OUT VICTORY IN PRACTICE GAMI AIrnmu H rIDETN Gtks APPEAR TO HAVE ST RONGER CLUB FOR FLAG CH ASE IS8SET FORTHURDA Tournament Will Be Held In Gym At Intramnural Building And Not In Field House RING IS BEING UILT Cotrary to the previous an- nounceMent that the All-Campus Boxing show would be held in the field house, the officials in. charge of the tournamen...…
…XVDJ~SA, MAROR1 7, i1020 TE M1CIIANYTLY "PA~ e~4~% l "a , ,. ;. T T H NXIWALKER IN TITLE FIQHT (Continued From Page .6) J!###!##{##'1i#1###{###itlilx#l1{###1111111111####1##1118111{##I1111#{###11#t111#I11#####il11111 theless the betting on the flght has: gone down, from .-7-5? on Loug hran Harry Stuhldreher, star signal The annual promises on the gr h n Half Point Marg:ii Is Sufficient caller of Notre Dame's unforgett-; behalf of the Detroi...…
…*Aor mom HL T HT MATEY '6 D'.t MF. AY, IvTARCTT 27; IM .. THE MTCHT~AN DAT~Y WW~S~JA~, MA~Y! 2~, 1~2§ D AILY OFFIIAL BLLTI Publication LII;the bulletin- Is constructive notice to all members of .the Univetrsity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. in., (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Senj*r Mechanical Enrginev*rs: i I i( Mr. E. W. Rempton of the American Steel and Wire Comnpany of Cleveland will be. in roorn 221 We...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 I,,r tt. T}*,. 4ir r att f MEMBER PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1929 EIGHT PAGES PRESIDEN LITL TO ACT AS JU A 'I A. K. GAGE, BAILIFF, REQUESTS RETURN OF ACCEPTANCES BY MARCH 30' ABBOT APPOINTED CLERK Sponsors Of Annual Raiz Fest Announce Comple4I Program' Important and interesting cases will feature the next session of the Supreme Court of the University, when Judge Clarence Cook Lit...…
…T1H E MICHIGAN -DAIC.Y -- MUSEUM'MAN LEAVES, Dr. C. L. Hubbs, Fishes Curator, Will Represent University At Pacific Co'gres Leaving this morning on an early train for- Vancouver, British Columbia, Dr. Carl L. Hubbs, cura- tor of fishes in the' Museum of Zoology, has started the first lap. of his trip to Java as the delegate of the" University of Michigan to the fourth Pacific Science congress. Dr. Hubbs will attend the con- gress proper for ...…
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