…7 C-L s -1 t-L"Y :v . lJj., x 11"T'4.. , a 1 /i ._.._______._.____.___a m :.. ..._._.,_ t Clyde TAKES HISTIC ACE OVR UDY OUS First Son Of Man-O-War Shows Speed In Two Lengt~h Win Before Big Crowd? NAISLAPUR IS SECOND (By Associated Press) CHURCHILL DOWNS; Louisville, Ky., May 18.-A flash of lightning, a clap of thunder, a swirling rush through the mire-and Clyde Van Dusen flashed home through the mud and rain today to victory in the fift...…
… SLTI T 1 3 , ivl Y i 9 , 1929 -, THE A-C H[ItAN 'AT5MT-Y, PAiA 8 v" SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 ~AO~ ~ Detroit Swamps TIGERS G EIGHTW Final Archery Drill FRAME HITTING SP AR Carded For Monday FRAMHI~iNG S~f[Archery practice will be held in! White Sox _ _ ___ _ _ With 11 Victory PERSONAL ATTENTION= Li RE HOME AT A SAVING OF IU%3 WITH CASH CARD. DIAL 3911. MOE LAUNDRY, 2044N. MAIN. c I, FRSHAN MUERL~Richman Advances InMNGRAENMD IOWA NI...…
…TI-Ir, 'KlTrHfr.Am, nAT I. V S-LT DA.Y MAY 17, 11-20 PAUE, ERAHT PA ~ EU TII IFLj V s I . l r .. *-a7w s'rt.a - - B~~L L L N INVESTGATIONISH AVIATORS PLAN WESTERLY A II A IN S O S LG T A R S T A TCI 11 I AY O F C A Pbiaini h Bulletin Is con.trutive notice to all members TU~ fU L r~ r of the University. Copy received by the Asist ant to thbe Pre.st- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11 :30 a. m. bSaturday.) i-_-" -- ls~~1 ~nesDmaind htrlidns Vol. XXXI...…
…ESTABLISHED 180 Jr, 44 44l tw I ait MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS XIX, No. 169 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1929 EIGHT PAGES CI GAN" NINE DOWN8 , . ,, , . __ - ',:. IN INGS I t®- FOES~~ IMEDSCAR'Lopeland Says Undergraduates !Are Becoming More Progressive Newy York Senator Cites Changes In$ing the Univer sity, now that num- INJOHOC[Studnt Sit.-t Duingber approaches 10,000. The laige Past Forty Years enrollment breeds a...…
… THE MIC444G N .D-A-1- L Y SATURDtAY, E-A"-8,42--t . . . TH..M.C...........L... ___ imwmmw. mill 11111111 AIR STOCK PURCHASED By GENERALI MOTORS Acquisition Of Control Of Fokker Concern Makes Company Third To Enter Air Field THREE CONCERNS IN DEAL NEW YORK, May 17.-(R)-The Genral Motors corporation today was in virtual control of the Fokker Aircraft corporation, mak- ing it the third large automobile company to enter the airplane field....…
…SSAiTtU1I bAY, A-7 1 , 'W -THE MTCHT YA , r . . + * + " F ax ' = ' - - - m .... ; Il0: SCDOL0[PRESIDENT WELCOMES STISON rftE AS NEW SECRETARY OF STATEL |MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE PROBING PURCHASE ILLANu P PFA _. ( XF IT M'' NFW PAPFR . TOCK r 4 '%-Y1 U.A. L Z. L.J.Lt ,K %-F V, .A.. A. ..kU...LJL v A L..P.J. IL 4V V Vs r ] J.a. -d h. V 3 -- as UNUSUAL ADVANTA FOR SUMMER SS I ZLIMINATION OF CREDIT FOR COURSES FEATURES NEW PLAN ATTEMPT I ...…
…. ' PACE FOTIM THE MICHIGAN V A ILY I 6ATLJRIDVY, IMA Y 18,i1 2 I 1o ___ Published every morningaecept Monday duig the University a b the Board in Control of Student Publitions. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Preos is exclusivel en. titled to the use Por republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub. lished herein. Entered. at tke p...…
…SATURDK, MAY 18, 1929 THE FMICHTIAN FlATLY PAGE FTYI ... .. .. .. ... .. .. . ..... wp p . .. ,.. .,,.. A \ w,....«.,.. .. "' ( ILVAVA-M U NWWAW = i ' . A? W7-q~,,~ '4 4-- - ,. ..._. . ..._. ,._._._ .a. _...., _... r._.... - , , ,.. . NUMBF WOMEN TOSUZANNE FREEMAN NUNIE Or WOMENTDRAMATICS IS F "The drama is my chief interest," states Miss Suzanne Freman, who' comes to Ann Arbor beginning I Monday, May 20, to be the leading IL U...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAITY ,: TEAMS TO, MEET RIVALS ON FOREIGN Golf And Tennis Teams Play _ig Ten Matches AER LINKSMEN TIir THOUSANDS GATHERFORFTY-FWTH ANNUAL 1lIINETMEN MEET STRONG FIELDS BASEBALL SQUAD WILL MEE N ORTWSEM' INVAD1BRTON HILLSI Wiseonsin With One Of Best Sqiuaks In West Will Try To Stop Wolverine Drive MICHITGAN IS FAVORED Wisconsin's crack golf squad, one of the best in the middle west, will come to Ann Arbor today to match...…
…SATUJRDAY;'MAY- &,- 1929--- 'THE M IC HI-G A N- D-A T :Y PAGE SEVM7 r t ^ VARSITY INE MEETS THNCLADS WILL WOLVERINE COURT STARS. BIG LEAGUE O NOARSTYHINWEETS I ',S1HOW AT ILLINOIS TO PLAY ILLINOIS TODAY 'SCORESNRH ETR OA 1 ______ (Continued F'rom Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) o o_________- rounding the "giant killing" crown Hills to accomplish this feat., the same as the front that op- Ralyin lte n he am...…
…PAGEKIGHT M r, T r, T-T T r, A N AIL V A'U:i t I!1', A 18, 1929 A 11EF !.. !r V 1 . T*C HTC !.' fl 1 ' Sr lDA , !dY F12 -,..r I. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLHIN Publication in the Bulletin is contructive notice to all members 1:of the University. Copy received by the Assistant JA the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1939 No. 169 University Lecture: Prof. Ernest Barker of Cambridge University, Engl...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 ICY Ar Air* 0 qIrw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY MAY 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES DEAS FRoMwnLE WELAND COMMilITTESREV. SAYLES ATTACKS DR. SHIELDS IN COMMUNICATION TO THE DAILY EmrOEM AM& N o U NEA 12 MARK Dr. T. T. Shields, the president of the board of trustees of Des Moines university, and the individual who I wasecently involved in the shakes up at- that institution, was s...…
…*THE MICHIGiAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929 'r 1OUN G LAUDS COOLEY IN'yINITIATIONSPEECH BEFREHORNRGROUP WOOD SUPPLEMENTS PRAISE IN ADDRESS FOLLOWING TALK ON LANGUAGE MEMORIAL TRIBUTE READ Eight Men Taken Into Sociological Society at Dinner Hield in New Women's League Building Prefacing his address with an eulogy of the late Charles H. Cooley, for many years head of the soci- ology department, Prof. Kimball Young of the University of Wiscon-...…
…M1IDAV, MAY 17, -102q r~T 4C -E~T~KIA r '. Winners Of Pulitzer [AIDDALIV~ irPTIIflR REEVES WILL DELIVER ADDRE[SSI AS FEATURE OF ' MID1DAYLUNCHEON, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT TO HOLD MEETING FOR MANUFACTURERS REGENTS WILL ATTEND Invitations Are Sent Out For Guests To Inspect University Laboratories PrizPes Are Selected lifUA~IU K5LLCTURELS '! GIVES DEMONSTRATION Alfred Reeves, General Manager of. the National Automobile Cham- ber of Commerce...…
…PACE FOUR THE MIC HICAN E)AILY Ft|AY, M IAY 1, 1X29 ;-I, - ~ - ----- -- Pubitshed every morning except Monday dosing the Universit year by the Board in Control of Studnt 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 not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered a...…
…PhMA1,11A'St': IT) 1016 THE MICHI R U!3IL ' 4 Y I, ___________ _______________________ M A VATA AM .: 1v . 4 . , L 'i l s 3 r I ,; N EO CS C ' MEN AND WOMEN TRULY EQUAL IN EiNIR r WINI Lecturer Discusses H[ [ UIL RUSSIA, ACCORDING TO DR. HINSDALIE [HWINPolish Student Life "Peasant Women Are Arriving merly Kamineff's wife is president At A Recognition Of of it She acted as hostess to P- There is one woman student to Their Rights" ...…
…'PAG &S I1 THE MIChIGAN DAILY .. #' , 1929' -1 UNBEAT C HURLIN GASSIGNMENT IS GIVEN__TO N'AFEE Asbeck Given Second As ignment; Weintraub's Return Big Help To Wolverines' BOILERMAKERS IN SLUMP A strong squad of Wolverine baseball players left Ann Arbor at 8:15 last night for Lafayette where they will meet Purdue at 4 o'clock this afternoon in an effort, to re- tain their lead in the Conference race The Michigan team, unde- feated in the B...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 1 l, 1929 i E- MICHIGAN DAILY ~- ~DAY, MAY 17, 192~1 THE MICHIGAN 7--7 FROM CHICAO,0 5 TO 3 ritching Of Crowder Of St. Loui Shuts Out Cleveland In Close Contest BOSTON BEATS GIANTS Detroit Tigers continued winning their ball games by handing the White Sox a 5 to, 3 drubbng. Car- roll, Tiger hurler in yesterday's game, held Chicago to six hits while his team mates hammered out nine against Thomas, White Sox pitcher In the onl...…
… FA L THE MTCHTCAN Fr!DAY, MJAY 11, 1021 DAILY OF FICIAL B Publication in the Bulletin is conbtructive n of the University. Copy received by the As dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday Collection Of Historic Musical LiteratureI UJ L L [I N Placed On Exhibition In Main Library Corridor ice to all members The first program of the Choral ; especially significant to this year's tot Union, isued fifty years ago this presentations by t...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 i.V ' t r I aiti MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MANYCANDIDATES TO FACE STUDENT VOTERSTODAY WARTINREVIEWS LABOR1ATORY WORK PATHOLOGY DIRECTOR TELLS OF RESEARCH IN GERMS CAUSING DISEASE ALEXANDER WINS AWARD Work On Spirochaeta, Extndg Over 35-Year Period, Has Given Speaker Fame Delivering the Henry Russel lec- ture for 1929, Prof. Aldred S. War- thin,...…
…PACTI "0 THE .N ICRICA DAILY W IMF Sj)AY, MAY-15,19.29, PACE TWO THE MICHIC~AN W~DN~SPAY, M~AYA5,, 1929 COSH10POLIT&N CLUB PlCKS NEWOFFIRS Officers have been elected, and plans for the annual banquet in h49or, of graduating senior mem- bers haye been made by the Cos- nmopolitan Club. The banquet will be held May 18. Those officers picked to head the club for the school year 1929-30 are: president, P. K. Lee, '30D; vice- president, Shark...…
…WnDWnS~A~, MAY 15, 1 T R h " SCIENCE FELLOWSHIPS' ARE GIVfN FOR WORK DAILY REPRINTS OFFICIAL BALLOT TO BE USED IN TODAY'S ELECTION, Below is a copy of the official ballot which will be used in today's All-Campus elections. According to the Student Council committee, _ _.. _ _.____ n .._ _.. _ _. __.___ .. ._. !! i IN PHYSICSRESEARCH AWARDS TO CONTINUE WORK RECEIVED BY STUDENT AND INSTRUCTOR WORK AND NEILSEN CITED Scholarships Allow ...…
…PAGE FOUI , THE MICHIGAN, D AILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 I I r r, nsr r nnriwri pi .= ^r Published every morning except Monday dnng the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-1 titled to the use fo. republication of all news 1ispatche credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub-, fishe...…
…SEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 129 M I C H I AN DAILY PAGE FIVL5 ._ TH.v.mICHIGA DAIL PAGE 1'tV! - - ' - -- -'. "4 W TAAV .57"* NMI p 9% x NT 0PCM I NM Y0ESeniors Decide Date I .. ... Of Annual Breakfast. LANT nr HipN rNnni Pim C' SPORT KUM.' ,UI lOU-Il VVIIUUL UII ILU VI U111II IL L 1IIIU rioGRAM PILANNED BY W. P tOVIDES FOR MANY ENTERTAINMENTS A. A. l50 GIRLS ATTEND MEET Dances From Freshman Pageant Presented To Groups At Field House Pl...…
…-~ .,-.r r .' ; THE k C'C* 1,D0 A 1 1 '-E,, I W rDNEDAY; IAY 15, 1929 i no . TO PRESENT CHICAG0 OCANDIDATES PAEET AlBASEBALL TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE IiInu MrD AunEIT DESPITE FREQUENT RAIN-OUTS ALUMNI GRID A WARD TONIGHT I: i i UugI i JH I Occasion To Mark Close of. Spring Grid Activities; Trophy To Be Presented I'] RICH RECEIVES AWARI Spring football activities will be concluded with . a meeting ,;at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the...…
…WED NtSDAY, MAY 15, 1929 'TH-E. - M IC H- GAN.- D A-T~lEY. PA~S~V~ .., Y ....r ... ... . _ __ _ i.. _ 1. _ _ _ Minnesota Yearlings Ta Track Meet fro -I Hass And Munn. Star For Gophers; Michigan Talent Divided; Take Eight Firsts JIAS WINS FOUR EVENTS ike Teegrap ic dUNIV ERSITY OF UTAH.-"U"k is m Wolverine Freshmen useda to hbe. The annual, tript to1 ______________________________I_ whitewash the old "U" on the Shot put-Won by Munn, (Min...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIC1I-I AN DAILY uu .#e.+tv..,. ..-..i..a. wwnir,:+. +e'...«......+w-. !*it - y . }k...,...e 4.:. x r,.. .. r WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1029 _. Notice: Senior Employment: The diploma fee of $10 is payable now! Early settlemnent is neCes- Mr. E. B. McKillip of Wilson and Company, Chicago, will be in 201 sary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case will the University Mason Hall at 11 o'clock, today, Wednesday, May 15, to talk...…
…ABLISHED' 1890 ICr Aw 4t AlArNm I t n t AW u 4p MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1929 EIGHT PAGES 10R MPNOF BAPTIST SCHOOL1 STUDENTS ADOPT RESOLUTION PROTESTING ATTITUDE OF DR. SHIELDS DR. WAYMAN ATTACKED t Board Believes That M i s t a k e Was Made In Naming New President DES MOINES, Iowa, May 13.- ().-A court order today reopened Des Moines University, Baptist fundamentalist institution...…
…Pit Wit? T-H-E M 1"C-H I l::.t A.N -D-A I L i TUESDAY, MAY 14,1920--. PAGE TWO T-H-F~ MFCHIGAN-~DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 14, 192~ NO'TED SCULPTOR TO~ ILLUSTRATE LECTURE! Professor Fairbanks Will Use Model To Supplement Talk On Art HAS STUDIED IN EUROPE Students will be given the op- portunity of seeing a sculptor at work when Prof. Avard Fairbanks, foimerly of the University of Ore- gdn, and now Associate Professor o? Sculpture at this Universi...…
…- TIESAYMAY IA1, 192 -, 1,14ZMTCHICAN DAITEYI MORE THAN 2,500 REGISTERED TO VOTE TOMORROW ni VOTERS WILL ELECT EIGHT OF- SEVENTEE[N CANDIDATES CHOSEN TO. RUN FOR UNION OFFICES;J ONLY MEN, STUDENTS TD VOTE Ir Where To Vote Lits : -In front of Library. Physical Eds:-In front of Library. Bus. Ads. :-Tappan hail. Graduate students:--Tappa n ' II E s i i i f i 3 t j TWO, NOMINEES LITE IN STUDENT CHITA ZINK AND WEBSTER REMAIN IN RAC...…
…}' . PACE F 6.un THE MICAIAAY DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 14, Published every morning except Monday duning the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. _. 1 become reasonable enough to elim- inate the necessity of a special dean and a squad of patrolmen. _ Member of Westers Conference Editorial "DON'T SEND MY BOY Association. TO HARVARD -" The Associated. Press is exclusively en- ilamJBnhmdr trof titled to the use fo rep...…
…TtMSIAY, MAY 14, 1926 T HE MICHIGAN DAI.Y -- ____ ____ __________ .- - - ~ - -_______ -------.------ .----------.----..-.-.------ -~ _ _ _ ____ .......... AA, 1 4 .elf 1 .TA imam COMTTEE DIR E CT FOR iIO OF LIKE~ PROCESSION IS GREATEST O1 SICHIGAN WOMEN'S TRADITIONS SENIORS TO HEAD MARCH Participants Will Form Next T Gate On Hospital Side Of Observatory Street All undergraduate women are urged. to read carefully the. direc- tion...…
…TAIR. MICHICAN, iJ1 E I *i' U iiYr, fvI~i Yle,11J CoachesSatisfied With Results Of Spring Fo tball k BAKIEDSTUATION R A e.A APPEARS WELL FIE Turnout Qf Large Number of Po- tential Varsity Men Ensures Sue- cess Of Sprint; Grid Project SIMRALL PROVES STAR Characterizing the spring foot- ball session recently brought to an end as "most successful in every way," Coach Wieman, Varsity head coach, expressed himself as being highly satisfied wi...…
…-~TUESDAY, -MAY i14,11020 ,[HIE M C H I sA- MD IL I -: AQ fl . PYLE'S BUNIONEERS NEAR GOAL IN LONG RACE ('By dAssociated Cress) MINERAL WELLS, Tex., May 13. --C. 0. Pyle's bunion boys today had 55 miles to cover to reach Breckenridge, the next control point on the cross-country race. Giusto Umrrek, of Italy,. third in elapsed time, won yesterday's 53-1 mile lap from Forth WNorth. TO IJSTN ..AUAI6 Choolse ]from 45 creI dityi e rLding ou ;...…
… PAGE E1014T T~tE T r4 A N TTIESIjAY, MAY 14, 1929 t 1'AQE EIGHT TUESDAY, MAY 14, 192§ DAILY OFFICIAL BULEI 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. in. Saturday.) Geology 2: # Senior Mechanical Engineers: Aeronautical Society: An examination will be given Wednesday, May 15, at 4 o'clock, in- All Mechanical Engineeri...…
… ESTABLISHED 1890 I r AiW# Da ti S MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES Vol. XXXIX, No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ,. _ TRACKMEN DEFEAT GOPHERS, 82-53;E[I~l WOLVERINES PLACE MEN EVERY EVENT TO TAKE SECOND DUAL MEET IN OTTERNESS HINlH SCORER Brooks Hurls Discus '447 For First Place; Ketz W Tins Two Events Feet (Special To The Daily) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 11.- Michigan's undefeated track team triumphed today at...…
….: - a. n 'T' 1VI I-t A N "D A E Y SUN AY, MAY 12, 1929 Brockton Councilman Urges Hefin Arrest Q on Ol SCREEN REFLECTIONS i CO) Fellow of Alumni University Leaves 1e Secure Final Information In Nation-Wide Tour Two days were sufficient for Wil- fred B. Shaw, '04, General secre-- tary of the Alumni association, to finish his liason work in Ann Ar- bor before leaving for anothe. eastern visit to secure information for his survey on co...…
….,, _ TH L Ivi ( i -, -It,*EYT : . t ,; .: k: .. ; , . ,, - ------- --- . MUSICAL WORK WIS PRIX DE ROME[ PR IZE NORMAND LOCKWOOD AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP IN ANNUAL NEW YORK CONTEST SUITE CALLED 'ODYSSEUS' Compositions Include Quartet For Strings, And Also Quintet For Five Instruments Normand Lockwood, native of Ann Arbor and one-time student] of the University School of Music, has been chosen from this years' list of competitors as the winner...…
…PAGE ' THE MICH4IGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAYt12,1929 di. Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. {ember of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press, is exclusivelyen- 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 tke postoffice at ...…
… SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 TH E MICHIG AN DAILY PAGE FIVE '""! °'T '"' ' A-"-;Mt ... 401, wm TAM ' A VA AM s5:.sa :1 I **.v4 LANTERNS AND HOOPS' ADV AUMIIAI DAUIMI2' VISITING MO THERS ENJOY FESTIVE WEEK END ENTERTAINMENTS ARE HELD AT SORORITIES PARTIES; I AND LEAGUE 0i TimIIIR IifUlIL I -M0011 SENIORS ARE REQUESTED WEAR CAPS AND GOWNS FOR LANTERN NIGHT PROCESSION TO FORM a Aides And Leaders Will Help Guide Women Marching In YLi...…
…T 14 E Hl"Al, ! M a"..tt1 .U I 11'1_ 1:, p - TJAIL Y AND TENNIS TEA MS HUMBLE BIG TEN RIVALS NorthwesternWins Outdoor HighSchool Meet ® rnnu 11OLFERS - - t~~lin m nu wn nrr 00A T CONQUERS ILLINIj Barton Drops Only Match Of Day to Cornell In Hard-Fought Sin~ges Encounter Michigan's Varsity tennis team- proved a decisive winner in her third conference start in a match with Minnesota yesterday after- noon on the Ferry field courts....…
…STfl~AY. MAY 12. 11~ el- CHcDA EY E- VARSITY TO PLAY TYPEWRITERS II All makes of portatble and la .rge A GAIN ST iHinrDlCinO2, sold, reted, exicl, - ______ ______________ cleaned, repaired. Iargec asot STUDENT to do odd jobs about m±ent and best service. 0. D. Mor- OF GAME GOLFERS.DEFEAT place, definite number of housj ri, 17 Nickels Arcade. C a week next year in SANeadurAnL.Waforan M4ED ILLINOIS WILDCAT SQUAD ;'oon and board. Faculty h...…
…'PA. V, LICE THE MICHTCAN DATLY S U 'DAY, MAY 12, 1929 *b PAGE EIGHT EAJNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 DAILY OFFICI Publication in the Bulletin is cons of the University. Copy received1 dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Sigma XI Lecture: Mechanical Engineers '29, '30, and '32: n r IProfessor H. S. Jennings, henry Walters Professor of Zoology and H ., yrZ y irecto 1of thc Biological Laboratory at Johns Hopkins University will An inspection trip to t...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 =401 Admue A& Air- ,qw MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 103 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1929 EIGHT PAGES Vari- Costumed Dancers Rhythms Amid Sway To Futuristic Jazz Decorations YERRLi S l ft Sophomores Injured DuringCelebration 0 MThree Escape Serious Injuries As Greyhound Bus Runs Into I FTug-Of-War Rope VARSITY TO MEET ^ Surrounded by the kaleidoscopic, j and gobs to man the Homeric. By .' biz...…
…PAGOn TWM THE MICHIGAN DATUM' SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1929 -I _ __ _ r r VINEEPHILOLOGIST' TO LECTURE MONDAY ONLNGAEHISTORY' PROF. T HI E M E ANNOUNCES! TALK BY MEYER-LUEBKE IN AUDITORIUM WILL SPEAK IN FRENCH Authority To Also Appear At Chicago, Northwestern And Minnesota Professor Wilhelm Meyer-Luebke, who in the opinion of Prof. Hugo P. Thieme of the Romance lan- guages department is the most eminent living Romance philologist, will speak ...…
…-SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1929 T 14 t M-1 *c litc AN t A T IC V MGM TTIR2 .001 inI-IC N 4 3V rAlE~rmf _ ... , PROFESSOR JENNINGS TO TALK ON EUGENIC IN SI A XI LETURI GUTHE ANNOUNCES LECTURI ON FUTURE OF SCIENCE FOR NEXT MONDAY IS NOW AT JOHNS HOPKINS Authority On Genetics Was Once Member Of Faculty Here; Is Michigan Alumnus H. S. Jennings, who is Henry Walters professor' of zoology and director of the biological laboratory at Johns.Hopkins Univ...…
…PAGE POU1 4 F & ' 0 . A ... .. . aa. ia a 1-1 1 VV*49w ' ZiW~ ~- 'a i Published every morning except Monday doinjg the Universit year by the Board in Conttrol of Student publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the tise for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered a...…
…,. - ~THE MTCH I A-N-13-ATLI PAGE pt Vt .. ,a '.V 1'' r 'FV l*' (1 LTA A AWM Z3 Q~ mm| nnro H 'COLORFUL JACKETS WILL BE WORN BA LuALL L ON AT ANNUAL LANTERN NIGHT, MAY 14 Grandstands, bleachers, and aftribution no later than next Mon- Pbandstand make it evident to vis- day. T'lose girls who have earned A4RE BESTOF SEASON MARTHA COOK WINS VIC'TORY OVER DEL-TA DELTA DELTA IN BEST GAME. WILL PLAY ON MONDAY itors at Palmer Field that...…
…E sn l THE MICHIGAN DAILY rl- SATURDNY, IMAY I I., JR9 E~RIX .1~AT1YRDNY, MAY 11, 10~9 Tenni STRONG BADGER TEFAM w IL L OPPOSENTME Minnesota Squad Displays Power In Defeting Wildcats By 6 to I1 Score CORNELL IS MAIN THREAT And Golf Teams Play [ere Minnesota Hope In Dash Events 0--- -0 FACULTY 0EATS VARSITY IN WATER POLO, 13 TO 3 Michigan's fighting faculty water polo team scored a decisive 13-3 victory over the Varsity yesterday aft...…
…U SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1920 i THE MICHIGAN DAILY - ------ -- TOLEDO SCOTT HIGH QUALIFIES MOST MEN I1N OPENING ROUNDS i PURPLE TANK CAPTAIN IS I GOPHER TRACKMEN LOOK WEAK HOLDER OF MANY RECORDSI IN ALL FIELD EVENTS BUT (Special To The Daily) SAND and GRAVEL. Washed and ._ _ s .. ...._ ONE x i Prep School Performers Fail Measure Up To Standards Of Former Years To g NO RECORDS ARE BROKEN Beckoning to their rivals to fur- nish some re...…
