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…FRIDAY; JANUARY 6, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY HOW L EPLOYEEDANA SPEAKS AT 'Prof. Ford Uses Psychology To Discover KIWANIS MEIGf HOSPIAL EMLOYEE___ fficient Employees For Detroit Firm Iiirn IN ACPIDI[LT Dean Samuel T Dana of the- -_ for 4COnonsica 7ranspotticn INSchool of Forestry and Conservation Prof. Adelbert Ford of the pysychol- After all the facts havd been cor-r ___ left yesterday for Lansing where he o.gy department, who is interested in...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'FRADAY, JANIUARY 0, 19i.S' 5~AGE F~OUR PR1OA~?, JkNUAR~r ~ 11 1 1 1 mw % iIr 1 and could quite afford the portion of the construction cost which would fall on it in building such a separa- Published every morning except Monday I during t, University year by the Board in) tion. Control -ofStudentsPublications. r Railroad economy may be a very Member of Western Conference Editorial O sound business principle; ...…

… TPRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1428 THE MICHIGAN DAILY VA -.., *r r i r L SEODT T EAmerican Woman Will Decide Fate Of 1i Her Country," Declares Lucien Romier After an extensive Am'erican tour, Iing of the moral structure of Amei- IELU AT 11110 Lucien Romier, French publicist, has can society. .-- . recently published his impressions. It I "On the other hand, if American Final Selection Of Junior Women For is his opinion that the American wo- women r...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHTG A N D T Y FRIDAY, PAGE SIX THE MICHTGAN DATLY F'RIDAY. JANVATV~~ ~ 1fl:2~' rI-TI' - -- F E2 r L s 'Uv I'',,. G~I G : 3. +t ;t; !: :E. , - ,,c . ., 4t t 4) i i D . .. 3" .,...1 i } t , i 4p , } r , F ', . '... ;i ... x ', ., , G9 U 1!7 A U U Be sure and avail your elf ot this 1' unit of securing books, sta. tionerlow AM, and suppl.m.6es at ally low S.m 250 enuie Leather Brief Cases...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY E', 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN I I ._ ; UNIERSITY DEBATING SOUAD WILL CONTEST KNOX FORENSIC TEAM ANDEER, BISHOP, AND DRAKE ARE CHOSEN TO HOLD AFFIRMATIVE TO OCCUR AT GALESBURG Same Men Will Make Up Affirmative Squad Against Northwestern Here on Jan. 20 Michigan's affirmative debate team, composed of Jorl Andeer, '29, William Bishop, '28, and John Drake, '28Ed, will receive its first taste of inter- collegiate de...…

…PAGE EIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TDAY. JANUARY C. 1929 THE MICHI-vGAN .DAI LY PDS.A.Y I1 TCTTV, a lc r0 HOCKEY TEAM MEETS WESTERN ONTARIO- TONIGHT UNTRLE COMBINATION ILL FACE ;VADERS Wolverine Lineup Greatly Changed From 1927 Conference Title Winning Aggregation FOUR VETERANS TO START Michigan's 1928 hockey team with a greatly chang~ed personnel from the outfit that ear'ned a tie for Western Confernce 'honors last season will open its s d...…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1928 l RESERE CAGERS BOW' BEFORENORM.AL FIVE4 'IXe stern sfa e Fori~nrds Solve De- feeOf T'aum And X hi Iii 1V;! ;' a ~ Clsin'Perious BALSAA0 MCHIGAN STAR" \1estf'rn State NormaI liasketball tean: defeiae the Michigan reserve quintet, 33 to 29, Wednesday at Bat.-. tie Creek, in the first second team cage isn played n the Conference. The Kipke-coached reserves showed rea pOwer in the first half and led 14-13 at{ the inter...…

…'' PACE TEN THEI MICHIGAN DAILY P'nTT)A, J.AN-TAT7 ___ ___ . . ....__. _ _.: v u ___ __._ _ a . _ .1 a a aa a aava sa....a as , ...-. aaaV+ a r DA-ILY OFrFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) Voluiiie S. FRID)AY, JANUARY 6. uie78 Number ?8. Inriversiiy Letre: Dr. Raymond Leslie IEe...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 JYre 4 Ow MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXVIII, No. 77. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928 EIGHT PAGES IT PILATEST EDIT ION OF GARGOYLE DDOPDAR HAS WINTRY SETTING-AND HOW jO"F YEARH TO GO ON A RFiD I AR ID9 Appropriate for the present cold wave which holds Ann Arbor in its clutches, the cover of the January edition of the Gargoyle depicts a win- ter scene with cutter in the fore- ground. The new number...…

…PAGE TWo THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY G, 11°4 ~'AGE TWO THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1~2~ 11111 torts on this modern problem. The ITT~h~fltone of the convention was not that LAN Atu triv DETROITM o ° wholesale support of the conditions STI~iF T ~ N~FNTI as they e;xis;t, but critical and con-S News From Other Colleges ..I SEVE NC('NCERTIS lIE-ND)f IIED BY LLINOIS GLEE UlIA-13 N TOUR - - - - -C (onpleratlion N'eeded It was decided that ...…

…TPP Mr~TC4TflAN 1"fLAY PAGE THREE ..... ,..r,-.M..", . tr V A XTt7 A'TtTT C" -4 nOo a THURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1928-1AK1 K, J1YLN.'L A.V'7Ly LLL. .. -... _. -A . . . . ................. . . . -- TRAVL DURFU PLAS. TOUR OF EUROPE FOR UNVRIYSTUDENTS SU-MMER )1iAIDE TRIP AT LOW PRICE IS POSSIBLE BY ACTION OF BIUREAU NEW AIRPLANES FOR BATTLESHIPS I.. One of the new Loening air-cooled amphibian planes, ordered by the United States navy to repla...…

…PACE ~FObtfl THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIT~RThYJAXNT'Af. ,r ),f f . over with amicable enthusiasm for the United States in spite of Lindbergh. IN A P P R E CIATION What we need most of all to achieve Published every morning except Monday PROF. HiERBEIRT S. M ALIL RY during the University year by the Board in international understanding now in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Associatiop. The Associated P...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T-TT1Utl'TD X, .TART'ATI .1, 1929l C """PAGE, FIVE~ ft ft STUDENT DTIN WOMAN OF INFLUE {) )| | IO|| GENERATION TO SP "Amongst English women of today playing their parts in public life and VCE WITH YOUNGER EAK IN ANN ARBOR leading great movements, destined Cynthia Hawkins, '29, Believes Pur- powerfully to influence tne nation's pose of Organization isfuture, there is probably not one more - Worth While widely known ...…

…PACE SIX THE NI CIGDAL THUTRSDAY, JANUtARY 5, 19238 ... ...: ,....«. .,,..,,.,e., . - : -: COURT FIVE / 9 .-. 14 1 T-Y) ' , -C4 .4 L . NE, r'.o0m5 ? S i r 6LTEA R L Y nrrruui1rAGEN. GIVES UP ULII~.MLIBASEBALL CLUB" IJY[ P 10OPTION IN EAST! IXPE[CTATION OR MA T TOURl MENI P~relimjina ries 11111Ile 11e141Tomorrow xi i ;lit At Field House; Fiiinls Listedi For Sal ii°day RE3LAX ELIIBILITY UL E {{ Tx~7l~ tt 7 I LNKSCRON HREE CON ...…

…THE. MICHIGANfDAIL Y PAGE SEVEN r-,T , C" A VT A !VTT A TrV r,. I n' F I'IiiIJA]lr1 JuANIUATCYk i0, .L.Y6 i 1 1 l i ia s xvrss fi yr :. 1 10 ImurC TIrVMr MCOURT FIVE IS Sh! Jones Narrates I HUL.VLIIRL I ItW IXIl.L BEGIN TRAINING DRILL Trater,, Start Early Training In Pre-aration For First Meet To Be Held In March CAPTAIN HESTER RETURNS' Two-thirds of Coach Stephen J. Farrell's Wolverine track men report- ed for the initial practice ses...…

…'? C;f ; f :rt Tl"C THE MICHIGAN DAILY VTT'F, rT)A '. JANT',%P, ~'G EGJTT E MCHG ND IY tTrlirAJ rXI ~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members o the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) olujie S. THUIRSI)AY, JANUARY "a. Number 77. Eccanomes 192: Economics of Consumption, second semester meets M. W. F. in Room 406 G eneralI libr...…

…ESTABLISHED 1890 r Yr. AJW ,.I MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESSj VOL XXXVIII, No. 76. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928 EIGHT PAGES Fl MALLORY WATE SUCCESSOR NOT CHOSEN FOR PROFESSOR MALLORY No definite arrangements have been SYSTEM TODAY" SYSTEM EVOLVED)BY PROF. RICH WILL TAKE EFFECT LISTS POSTED IN OFFICE Students In Literary College will :Meet With Classification Committee This Week Following the new plans that have been ...…

…aT - . J l c . ; ' ICJ ,- ?,, Fi;' ;F T . :", .T ';L 1P, ' . Iii?., TLIF. MICHIGAN DAILY ~DN~S DAY, JANTJAPX 4, 1q28 mwmmmkw OPER ('ST KLAOMASTATE TOOPS GUARD CAPITOL CHAMBERS F oresters To Visit UNION POSTPONES AS HOUSE MEMBERS AT TEMPI" TO USE SENATE ROOMS Schol Drin-We BOWLING TOiURN EY I~hOO Dul e helIowlng tournament, sponsored AFE811S tyI j . __________ ate 1Myiofte1ntdby the; Union and the intramural [de- ____________________HMeerft...…

…SCHOL hUSINE SS AMERICAN ENVOY HEAR ATE[S LEICTIUR THE MICGANDAILYl PRESENTS I r . PAPERS commmirTEI: OF STrATE HAS HAD WIDE CONTACTS u1d ti rillel And Augnents iem- Cou arse o ffered In )eplniit :next Seiwester F. A. Newton, a member of the Michigan Commiittee on Public Utility Informat ion and rate exp~ert for Rod- enpyl-Ilardy and Company, will :;peak to' the st udents of the School of Busi- ness Administration at 4 o'clock Thursday a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928 ffiir1Pian wattj 4 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ,..ac.,r __aa., ar4- .__.- -! ,_a I ending witn little accomplshed. un j the other hand the contacts of stu-a dents from different colleges and uni- versities with others were of the help- ' ful sort in the solution of various problems of student government, t...…

…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1928 THE F. IIIANDAILY ,ft ft -\ - - - ~ maU v~ 1 FT~ r~ a r i zs 'wt Vu M~~il*rit r i J IEl]ILAD BKE IBALL r.orma Butler Has Many Interesting Experiences While Studying In Rome "While I was studying in Rome I ligious services at every station. happened to see the soldiers of the "When the body reached Rome, it Tuesday And Thursday To Be ractice Facisti sworn in as officials of the was taken throught the Via Naziona...…

…THEM(fG7~Ah WEDNE3DAXT;JA~NVATh~ l~S -: BIG TEN MICHIOAN WILL FAE NE WILDCATS IN OPENER Preliminary Practice Tilts Result Disastrously For Most Western Conference Fives TEAMS START TITLE RACE ON SATURDAY W PILOT WILL SHAKE UP CLEVELAND TEAM UHLE WILL BE MAINSTAY OF HURLING STAFFSMD NF .FIVE MEETSI M }f. ich iga T nl iTi t i u s in i MATT 3 u P Mes uiz'g (COLF CAPTAIN IL], 1(1(1Connuor, capt ain ofthe 12, University of Arlichtiga n ...…

…~SDAJA Y, 2s8. THE MICHIIGAN DAILY PA ... . 2rF PEA B D BLUE CAT EAM'S{ U 'PREPHIAES~kOR MEETS i t t <, . BIG 'TEN STARTS SEASON SATURDAY (Continued from Page Six) teamii, strong tavorites to repeat last to records given out after the gamze !ye rs triumph in pre-season talk. play he forced to swallow another this was the third loss by '. (*ei; intter pill admrinisteredl by the Purple L ,n-, in the last 70 games or so ' defeat in the open...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1 be made in the office, Room 105 Tappan Hall, January G, 7, 9, 10, and 11. Hours: 9-12 and 2-5, except on January 7, 9-12 only. ILY 0[[ CP ALIU I TI'I All election cards must he in by 5 p.m., January 11. Those wishing to elect academic touses wbere action of the Classifica- - - - -- - - -tion Committee of the Collkge of Literature, Science and the Arts is neces- Publication in the Bulle...…