…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...…
…TUESDAY, MARCI 2, 1923 THE MIC.HIGAN DAILY --- ° -- ------ f ( ISM TA NOW E s'I I Offer Low Rate ! o0 1NOMINA4TIONS CLOSED OffrL wRt OfPGA TTY U ST 0 nsmeigoteenie uiB SEB LL ESO Membrshp Fe ToThcre will be a very impor- 1Membership Fee T o PGA TTHO T tan' meet ng of theetire Jun- I AKT ALSAO New City Residents for Girls' Play cast at 4 o'clock HH W, A$ 111CIS T KE PLACE ONIGHT Itoday in Sarah Caswell Angell INSWT A Q E New residen...…
…~--THE MTcHic ~AN iIY/iTi2Y Ault To Replace 5SIpidle AuTank Captain CAPTAIN ELECT HBLDlS 2C ONFEREMCE TITLES Won 449- Yard Free . Style Event Tn Big Ten Meet Sophomore- And This Year IIOLDS NAT'IONAL MARK Park, Mich., 'was lcted captain of the 1930 Michigan swimming team at a meeting of the letter-men held yesterday afternoon. Ault has been the distance star of the Wolverinr team this season, scoring eigh points in the Big Ten champion...…
…THE, M.ICH.,IIGIAN DAIEY-t PAc Football SquadContinues Passing And Kicking DriliC _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- - - -- - - - - ~ - - - - - _ _ _ _ __- - nLDASSIF1E rAl RRTISIN6 CAPPON TAKES CHAR G INEIA S ABSENCEI Former Varsity Star Drills Men In Fundamentals In Effort To Develop Form PASSING IS STRESSED In the absence of Coach Wieman yesterday, Franklin Cappon took over the tutelage of the small squad of gridiron hopefuls which is working out this ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY lGeography 10 Rufus Tells Of Art On Floating University r, rLL I 0I I [T 1NIII beNo a l eusa fcay. beue cia In'thursday. Rufus TlquiOf FectingnUiversity ALPVA Nil WILL I[ be held ar usucay. T dysections w OCne of thc most active lives in ences on the 1926-27 sojourn, Prof. the callegiate world of today can W: C. Rufus, of the astronomy d- TAl V lI Vr WU III[M I RR Rhetoric 190 (Prama U) Wil mCot thi weeo on Tucsday nigh...…
…JSTABLISHED 1890 It Lw ;ixan 4- A&- U - MEMBERI ASSOCIATEDI PRESS VOLXXXIX, No. 130. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ICHIG DO SIMEON D. FESS 10 SPEAK TODAY AT iCONVOCATION H. L. StirsonrkTOUSANDS PaY I Of coy ELL TR C E New Secretary Of State Arrives Washington, And Hoover )urns Over Duties Ill In~ LAST RESPECTS' "THE, PRESENT OUTLOOK" IS" SUBJECT OF SPEECH BY OHIO EDUCATOR AUDIENCE WILL JOIN IN SI...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. x :h Sir George Foster, premier of the. province ,Of Ontario, Canada, will be one of, the .principal speakers on the program of the .Model =Assem- bly of the League of Nations, which, will ,be .held here in April, by: the !Student Christian, association, it was,- announced by the agenda committee. Negotiations.,are being miadc .at. the present .time for two1 or three more speakers of nationa~l and international note....…
…'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...…
…________________ 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...…
…TH M I H I -AN I5tCY____ PA sia. 10 INUVAVYA U I VA'AUSSSZ i) . .ji 3 NOMINATE O CERS Annual Junior Production Occasions WOM ENhT'S LEAG V rMajority Of Week's Social Functions QJunior members in sororities were Chi Omega is holding an alumnae the cause for many parties this reunion this weekend, and a spe- week. They were honored by cial program will be presented. spreads at the sorority houses, tea Alpha Phi entertained at a facul- F...…
…THE 19ICHICAN DAILY .w a.-, .. trd a. - - - / 0 w~r. .w - - . ''"' -a. - ""' . , - ------ -,-~ e-~ ---~ -- - - --- -~ -- - -- - - - -. - - - - .. EGULARS WIN FROM YANMGANS IN ECOND TILT ENDS IN .1 VIN FOR VARSITY Hoosiers Start Tour Of Southland Friday Annual Invasion Will Open Spring TN TY N Sport Schedule For Indiana Varsity Athiletes I Schedule Arranges For TwoP ME Mare Asbeck And Kiegler Hurl For Winners; Iill And Star At Bat Fin...…
…8'TNDAY, MARCH 24, 1929 THE MICHIGA N D AIL ss;° - x <. ..... _ . Sports Quintet Trounces E ditorials Indiana Nne Boasts econd ; W ucrf el, (Mich.), third;LAs iFIE Tim--im, 48Csec.i F E Many Heavy Htters yard run:-Won by Lomont, i/U ETSING ond; Benson, (Cornell), third. Time BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 23. 2 min., 1 see. N 0 I C E toring in -A promising outfit of heavy hit- 65 yard low hurdles:-Won by Spanish, Germanbyane ters comprising ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1l2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Senior Tv1eehanieal Engineers: Senior Bail: e T Mr: W. G. Hillen of the Carrier Engineering Corporation will be The senior ball committee will meet Sunday afternoon, March 24, in room 221 West Engineering Building on Monday, Tuesday, and at 2:30 o'clock in room 302 at the Union. Wednesday, March 25, 26, and 27, tio interview students interested- in Loy___. Sutherland positions wi...…
…0 V. ESTABLSHED 1890. I Aw A".Aka 4, MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 129. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929. CREASE D Lawmakers War' IDOI STA Professor Cooley, Sociologist, D CREASE BANC[L ADD On 'Free Smokes ULU L HlL OL Critically Ill A fter Operation Ul Att urn orney Complains OF Cigarette il SricknIessi~ Of Past Few Weeks Results 0 Sana ingN orROSHlRsICIHr L I SLIaVlasInAnInrConfinementAIMA55tM N IlIU~b tt~in~n...…
…THE MICHI*G.AN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1921 POPE PIUS XI MAKES PLANS TO VISIT CLOISTER OF MONTECASSINO AS FIRST TRIP FROM VATICAN 4r a. yr . ,~ A f }CC Pope Pius XI, left, is planning a trip to the cloister of Montecassino, which lies between Rome and Naples, as the first spot which he will visit outside the Vatican. This visit of the Pope celebrates the {600th annoversary of Saint Benedict. The cloister s shown on the right. IPUNIVERS...…
…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...…
…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...…
…SATTTrA'7, TvTArTTT TH E M I C H I CIAN TEA I Z 1 -AC- ETV IVA 0 IAA i I I C' PLN R T IVIS d Barbour Scholarship Committee Will -i SHIMINO ENIS T Receive Reports Of "GRAND RAPIDS" ROOM] IED A Scholarships And Fellowships Dormitory Systems1S R H BY MA T' PN --IPractically all of the furniture for donated IT Barbour scholarships and fel Tethreenew Barbourfellows areiIn conjunction with the plans the Michigan League is being pur- ed s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 129 PRACTICE TO BEGIN FOLLOWING VACATION SEGRAVE'S WIINNING SPEEDBOAT P/ESLD p VARSITY SWIMMERS PRACTICE FOR 00aHULK-1 , NATIONALTITLEs MEET tNEXT; WEEK ilehll ders rMichigan'sh dVarsity swimming hopes that his team can win the tam, having accounted fo its 200 Yard relay with a new world Tthird consecutive Conference title,r anain poid int ed Ke -- is now bendingeveryeffort toward .laye - Displacenh...…
…SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929 T H E MICHIGAN DA1LIY PAGE, OinEVE~ _ _ a n'I le f eA ii-canmus W restli~igIeCt'lc A D$"RT'" IFAK UIEI) lhne7I e ADERTISING _o';310 s. State. Ponxe927: Eewai Green purse containig a er pen and other valuabic8. d. Dial 3018. 45 'qlr.r 4%.,1v rlv w v r L .s r r . 'qlmmer w r w r v . f .a.. a r v r r r r,;Mft a, r -996 a.i v' r AWARD NUMERALS TO EIGHT CLASS WINNERS Southworth Wins Over Brockmeyer In Feature Match A...…
…TH.E MICHICAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 192.9 THE MICHICAN DAILY SATTJ~tAY, MAflCIT 23, 1929 .... .. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE SHOWSj 'DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN MORTALITY RATE IS ON INCREASEA Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members According to reports issued by The figures show that there has MAY PATY btIAIRMAN of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi the Department of Commerce the been an incre...…
…1890 C Lw 4 af MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS wammmmWommm""m Vol. XXXIX, No. 128. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929. EIGHT PAGES NOTED -SENATOR ,TO OPEN CONVOCATION SERIES ON SUNDAY REPUBLICAN - LEADER SELECTS "THE PRESENT OUTLOOK" AS TOPIC FESS HAS HAD VARIED AND COLORFUL CAREER Efforts Being Made To Secure William Allen White For Address, April 21 Senator Simeon D. Fess, educator and politician from Ohio, will ad- dress the openi...…
…4* 4.- ... * e. . . .* -- - 4 - .4 .. THE MICHIGAN D ATILY I IOUS PRESS WORK ISS SCREEN REFLECTIONS ACED O XHIBITIONi Typography .-Of Historical Value 9 And Examples Of Decorative Art 1 Included - In Exhibition it ARRANGED BY CURATOR Modern fine printing as exempli- f fied in the work of the more prom- inentipresses of the world is the 1 subject of the display now on ex- f hlbitifo irthe show cases in the1 lobby of the main library ar...…
…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...…
…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...…
…T 1-4 El MI(," 1-11 :x' ! r , THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( V cm MW A TA VATA- M A sm As ,._5° ..S 7 + ti 1 1' '~wp'~j ~ i3 2 JUNIORS ARE VICTORS. Old Timer Tells Past History Of Grounds Of Women's League Building LEAGUE IS PLANNING FANCY DRESS BALL I. BY130 TO 20 COUNKT TAKE, -SECOND PLAC[ GAME IS CLOSE THROUGHOUT FIRST THREE PERIODS; PLAYING IS FAST SENIORS LEAD STANDINGS Freshmen Third In Tournament Ranking While Sophomores Stand F...…
…T C Tq -1 ;i -- -,i-7i TINT i. + + , + . -m--- - - --. w . _ : _------ - - A SPIRANTS. GET FIRST EXERCISE ON FIELD VARSITY ANDE Swimming And Hockey Awards Announced STOLPMAN'#ILL L[AD FIFTEEN MEMBERS To RECEIVE VARSITY M Bo Mole"da X ill Play For Denver Squad Turns In Winning. In Brilliant Record Conference Title; Six Members Graduate COACH SWELL PLEASED Fifteen memb Varsity swimmi ence champions, ed letters by C while five s...…
…22, 1929 N!HT MCH 1-iAN',- I H . .. . ............ . .. .. ELEVEN MEN WIN NUM ERALS' IN ALLCAMPUIS SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD LAST NIBUT "n Cmpeitio Maks Cntet;'honors in the 50 yard free style ~Cee Copettio Maks ontstevent, taking it in the fast time Robinson Leads Irk Points of 26 1-2 seconds. In the 100 yard Withr Seven free style race Smith won from Darnton while Shikes and Mc- THIRT-F~IVE ENFTRIES Gill finished in the order named. __...…
…TAG E EIG T £ . * ' T II -1 E MTCIII A D A I L Y '7!GEEIGT rFUJ )t\Y, MAN'Cli 22, l9 a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _ _ 1 (j .H I . e A N ___ DAILY __._ . ... M 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.) I I Vol. XXXIX FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1929 No. 128 I! ,! i . s University Lecture: Professor A. Sommerf...…
…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...…
…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...…
…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...…
…t; . , :. 'THE MICHTGAN-9A-ItY o J M. r v. PAGE riot F IT YEAR WOMEN Public Health Nursing Presents PHYSICALEDToday's Games FoOSPITAL SCHOOLNHS "Fa Wide Field, Says Mrs. Bartlett End Cage YearF Ha I H L TRYQUTS "There is a wide field for women Mrs. Bartlett went on to expainMA1AIN[ ISr011111D Banquet To Be Given On TuesdayATTENDANCEK in public health nursing," says Mrs. all the specialties in this interest- I'_Is Open To All Who Are Myd FO...…
…THE, M I C 10AN I ; "" - r .. - - .Wli ~ ~ v ~ I- ''O.yy lw. S. yni TR'fJRIS DAY, THE_.- MICIGA - -JLSAY CROWD VIEWS FIRST INTRA RAL OPEN HOU y C!)- _ " "" 1 "I"IJLnLV U U11IIUi ALL 'AM !NO OHTENIS CHAMPiONSHIP FARRELL WORKS SPRINTERS FOR CORNELL MEET Hurdlers And Pole Vaulters Also Practice On Dirt Floor Int Field house IE ARLNGSIMMRSSPORTS FIVE FAVORED TO UPHOLaD TNKEOEGG PERFECT RECORD AGAINST AIAI~~flfl~~fS IIiIBlI I II All ...…
…5DAY, MARCHl 21, 1-929 T.HEC- iM I CHIGCAN .D AjILY i i a 1 7 y i { a y 1 y ALL__- T CAMPUS CHAMPIONSHIPS ARE 'SPORTS TEAM FAVORED L A 5S IFtjLSeC JAPN Ef B il W[AM F~e rnity 1 ECIDED IN INTRAMURAL FINALSINA ULCGE LAHAD RTSN Uwa. . L ~~~~~Following are the summaries of (Continued From Page 6) Michigan in these events The (CniudFo Pae6PINTUNG ieCncrAt-LS - n thcinerraerityswmmngmet The wrestling bouts of the eve-I faculty squash championship...…
…1' E MT HTC-A ! DATA THF MICHICAN E~AILY 'T!!t7~51~AY, MA~H 2 k DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Cony received by the Assistant to the Presi- Engineering Students: Senior Engineers: Deluge Of The Classification Committee has placed the limit of time at which Thursday and Friday will be the last chance to order Caps andg a course may be dropped without record a...…
…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...…
…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...…
