…ESTABLISHED 1890 A& Air 4W t t- AAL AOL GLIJEL Nor' vap, r Vol. XXXIX, No. 156. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 EIGHT PAGES MMMM MEMO MINE NINE Oov 000 1111h,"mrqu E AML %JE Fl ma-M STi i E P :,ks e w ; ,4 p= . Cream of Campus Scholars Feted At Annual BanquI [ DEAIHS DO GREAI GREEK GRACIOUSLY GANGT SGREET cUYS~ Shuter Shows Sclious Side i yi 9t i + i Regal Reformer Renders egret HOBBS HAII ;Chinese Chief _..__...…
… ' t PAGE TWO 'I E MICHIGAN DAILY FRiIDAY, M~4AY 3, 1929 ~PAGETWc~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRANTIC FOREST "FANATICS FEEL FLING OF FAME About sixty members of the stu-j dent body and faculty of the School of Forestry and Conservation will gather -at Saginaw forest out Lib-1 erty. street' for the annual Forest- er's Field Day to be held on Satur- day, May 4. Acording to Robert K. Winter,' Grad., chairman of the event, the group will assemb...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929H7-1 T ICHIC AN ORM DRA.KE TOI FOR OLD SCHOI LIQUID TONGUE CASH PRIZE WILL NOT. AMATEUR RATING4 ENTRANTS Assurance Of Short S pc Insures Heavy Crow For Contest FIGH torical contest is given $100 and $50 goes to the contestant awarded sec- ond place. Ex-Governor Frank 0.! Lowden of Illinois is the man whose 3L I generosity makes these cash prizes possible. Similar prizes are usually M given to the students winning the loc...…
…PAGEJ FOUIn Published every morning except Monday duing the University y1ar 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 or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. *Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, i a second class matter. S...…
…4--m- MmA'T, -MAY S', 1026- THE MICHICA D, A T-c Y, -, PACE M, - P1~T~AYyMAX" 3, IA~2~V - PACE ~TVE THE MTCHI~AN I3AVICY r i.s j, ;'' , r .. _.. -. ..........,,..,v wgr",w -e 'U MWA'wA U w mw '. Lydia Pinkham To Deliver main Address At League Opening (@ RAIN FAILS TO PUT CRIMP IN PROGRAM fOR 1i: ;, . Y1'" INAUGURAL CEREMONIES; ZILCH WFILL SING it SPRING ?] IS HERE )\ ~QN *~4<N. - - ' SOCIETY NOTESTP RI S WILL Emil...…
…f ; S1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY , 19 3 9 PAGiSiX I FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 RAIN KEEP ICHIGAN'S MASTERFUL EN NO" OOR S BIG BASEBALL BRAVES Frantically In BOLDLY BOUNCE BAT An Fierce Fracas DE An unusually small amount of1 FORD[IWITPUI BIP BYcrabbing and gin, good baseball the part of the co-eds has marked [ the inter-frat baseball competition, SPOILING SPRING UNIFORMS state intramural officials who have VARSITY HASN'T CHANCE TO IS ...…
… TRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 LOW(ER STAFF PUPPl[S FOOTBALL FROLIC IS CHALLENGE.UPPERSTO CANCELLED BY CRUEL' VIOLENT ENCOUNTERiCOACH TAO E. wIEMAN, TH E MICHIGAN DAIL" VArW. QlMrMl ..H a. ICv Ei i 1QA M . 11+.. .[ ' flty 'fl't 0~ come a reality.. The project is go- -ing forward under, the supervision <of Prof. W. C. Ballard jr. of the college. GIFTS for ALL OCCASIONS At rock bottom prices NOW- 49th Anniversary Sale Burr, Patterson and Auld Co. 6...…
…i MAGE EIGHT TIwIE MT STICN DTI]V Ii3AY, MAY 9,-0~29 -i DAIY OFICALBULLETI N Publication in the Bulletin is conhtruct'ive 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 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1929 No. 155 University Lectures: Professor D. P. Riabouchinsky, now of the French Service Tech-' .nique Aeronautique, will deliver three University lectures ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 V t t . :45 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS No. XXXIX, No. 155. ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929. WOMEN'S LEAGUE'Expert Senses 1fPChangenublic Speaking IEblooCHEERS, PN "Probably the greatest achieve- when one contestant gave the same ment of the Northern Oratorical oration three times, losing more league is its influence in trans- disastrously each time. forming public speaking from the To Michigan has gone the dis- nsf...…
…rPAGC .TWO, TH E MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 . STATE FOREST WEEK SCHEDULED TO STAR T ANNUAL EXHIBIT MAY 5'' P Green Designates Day For Opening Of Event; Ann Arbor Men Get Appointments CLU,'PLAN WINDOW SHOWt Michigan; Forest week has been proclaimed for the week beginning May 5-, accerting to a report issued! recently by\ Governor Fred W. Green, who at the same time ap-I pointed Arthur W. Stace, of Ann! Arbor, as chairman of...…
…tURSDAY, MAY 2, 1921L THE MICHIGAN DATCY lul I11II110mml 11111luiim , IHL&Tim MIrv ................... all am . ____9- s.-- . Drop verything Be Ready to Save oShoe I I 1 I I Entire Stock ot High Must We Turned Into Cash Grade SHOES for Men and Women as Quickly as Possible .It tMUST Be Done Due to his continued illness Mr. C. H. Allmand finds it necessary t~o withdraw from the partnership of Allmand & Forsythe proprietors of th...…
…TFrM TIT tA q'TAIEY- - ~lI~rn5x% ~ .v . : . , . . , . Published ev ery morning except Monday diung the University year by the Board in Control of Studest Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled:to the use fo' republication of all news dispatches redited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news" pub- Uished herein. Entered at tie postoffice at ...…
…1 'r . 'fig. 7 TI! T HS PA- F °t t Y'E . ,. , ., A VIA VA AM AM IMI5 s- is :1! r} 1j t t,. University Of Oklahoma Was Hostess ZHonor System Calls NOTICE JNTToWomen's Inter-collegiate Convention For Higher Ideals Glee Club and Orchesis will have _ ___ I its dress rehearsals for the program ALCHIRMAN!AI lINi the opening of the men's Mergf into a common purpose campuses, too, smoking is banned, "Honorsystems are only success- Leaue at...…
…,AGE ~ Sr~- THE MICHICAN DAILY f THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1020 I _ _ ._ COLGATE TO OPEN CAM E SERIES HERE TODAY MAROON NINE COST FR ANNUAL TILT WITH MICHIGAN; GARDNR MAY TAKE MOUND FOR VISITORS lT H N AfEE FOR OPPONENT Michigan Tennis Team Meets Colgate Today 1 . WOLVERINES WIN TWO TANK TITLES CaptainAwit and 200 Yard Relay WMintraub Will Start Game At Quartet Win Championships ,fhird Base Despite i Detroit Meet In jury Injry Capturing...…
…*THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' i V! A 8\ d~ i i 1 1MI IWM I I1i I M I I I OS I YdIr1111Y O '. i a .®...r a m S Purple Spring Teams iTV GOFR L Sp tr- To . UI- LINHL O IlLD N I ST PL L , Face Heavy ScheduleL ITY I; G ______L_ _t__t _ ATHLETICS TAKE MEASURE OF BOSTON 244 EVAN , Ill., ay NorthMTILLINISTUR (Continued From Page Six) Ill.'.--4 the two teams meet in the 00 l Indians Lose Fifth Straight; Hits Two Homers For Athlet...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MTCFITCAN TL MAY 2, 1J24 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DATLY TTT1rn5t~AY, !JAY 2, 1~2~ ft ... ., DAILY OFFIAL BULLETIN . # I i .c K T ' Liszt: Hark, Hark the Lark; Chopin: Etude Op. 25 No. 2, Nocturne F Senior Education Students: OTTAWAY PLANS sharp major; (Miss Criswell) Schumann Zwei Venetian Liedier; Schu- Special Assessments and unpaid class dues are now being col- W S E N T U bert: Ihr Bilt, Rast Lose Liebe, (Mr. Culkin...…
…Rampant Jubilation To Pervade Campus Pep Bounce It * ESTABLISHED 1890 It WI ii~. &ILk. Tonight MEMBER Vol. XXXIX, No. 154. ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929. EIGHT PAGES PAN Al TESTIMONIAL B. EXPRESS UP SENTI WILL BE -H President Will Be hers of LocalI Followi In order to expr of the student bo formal farewellt dent Clarence Co student testimoni be held in honor on the night of T Unlimited Opportunities Afforded By Engin...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY WE, DNESDAY, MAY 1,1 2<<J - a ._ I WEDNESDAY, MAX t NEW COURSE IN F[LD GEOGRAPHY, DESIGNED f SUMMER SESSION Will Lead Orchestra At Annual Function N W INSTRUCTION WILL OFFERED TO ADVANCED STUDENTS ONLY BE! STATE TO AID IN SURVEY Relation Of Wild Life Of Michigan To Land Conditions Will Be Chief Considerationt Advanced and graduate students Charles Dornbergers in geography will be given 'the op- Who will bring his...…
…EDNSAY, MAY 1, 1929 -, 3 rt~tMICHICAN DA1tY 1 E t ... -! 11 Sculptor Accepts Position On Faculty! .AIRBANKS DEC.BE N~EWLAY APPOINTED PROFESSOR IN FINE ARTS SPEAKS Si OF IS IDEALS WILL CONDUCT ATE3LIER Ability of Art Medium to Depict"r{F a People's Aims Reflects . $}5 / Its Significance "Sculpture is the significant ex- ipressl'on of the aims and ideals of apeople or an epoch of their life,"f ,>.'r : reetywestern sculptor, rcntyappoint-...…
…I POUZ M T.?,"Ill C A N A T E Y ~H1~ MT~HJ CAN T~AILY succeedin getting her propaganda n American papers when her con- Publiahed every morning except Monday dition did not warrant it, a public dna ing the University y ear by the Board in Control of Studeat Pubications. sentiment might be built up which Member of Western Conference Editorial would greatly embarrass a con- Association. scientious administration not yet The Associated Pre...…
… T H E 'M I r- H I- C N JV31' A Ir. y -, PAGE Fra. T H E...M. .H...... . . ...Y. ...A....... . ... - - . I JS 7. .4. ra A ILVAVAM I I I '. 1 I c t t 1 iC S' C $V SA. A INITES ( iRLS| Imagination Is Cornelia Otis Skinner's Only PHYSICAL I Members Of Physical Education Staff LI AA, INVITESLG I LS Critic As To The Sincerity Of Her Sketches E \ CL DUUATION Attend Conference Of National Association L, Charming even in the midst of a ...…
…P- AGE 8SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,19N Varsity NOSES OUT YANNIGANS BY ON RHUNMARGIN $ad Luck Tags Camp As Weintraub Suffers Leg Injury, Compton Pitches Well COLGATE MERE THURSDAY Unmistakable signs of a batting slump haunted the Michigan base- ball team yesterday when it took a two run rally in the ninth inning to nose out the second nine, 6 to 5, in a nine inning tussell. Further complications came when Louie Weintraub's leg...…
…..-Tn ESDAYMAY 1, 1.929 THE MICHIGAN DAILYV PAGE SEVEN, lt-5 VAGE SEV~. FRESHMAN TR ACKMEN PIPAL EXPECTS LA7 BOX SCRE___TO MEET MINNESOTAl BECOME POPULA (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) (Continued From Page Six) chuble, McManus (Tigers); Geh- 'a close race in the low hurdles and quarterback and toss it to Gilbert, lg (Yankees); Todt (Red Sox); is a potential point winner in this and which has been cited as the, riinmons...…
… PAGLM J,1 T T H E r T 4i'vi T T~ V w l-M "17TH V "-TV T i Ada 1 }41 l.4 L*& A Y 1 4 A J C9 IL~ l L a Y-£-. wj VTAJJ ' l il 7 PTWl Y L 1 1iWM ' "a DA I LY 0 F F I C IA L B UL LETIN Publication in the Bulletin is conmtructive 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 WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929 No. 154 Chemical Engineers: COVER CONTEST TO E...…
…Music And Film Program Planned For Pep Bounce Tomorrow * * * 0, * * * A ESTABIISHED 1890 ELoolp, ow ldmmLg;,.;o 4ho v 'Awi 4&A& fill r4 t aw Aw I t t i MEMBER ASSOCIATED * PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1929. EIGHT PAGES ® r®.r r Yr r arw0 trrrrl!-- wv1-,- --w M ww7w - rr- -nrr--wr rrf Ya w rwy THESPIAN WILL PRESENT SKITS TO AP-PEARTONIGHT ______ ~~~~~il aiy au Illt BULLETIN The following bull...…
…PAM t i 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY r TUESDAY APRIL 30, 1929 y __ - ___TESDY-ARIL30,192 BSHOP CONTRIBUTE^Dr. Carl Guthe Will BISHP CNT -BUTDiscuss Architecture OND ERONK TO TALK ON FAMINE IN CHINA, ARTICLE ON PUTNAMJ1 PCLTII HkAD OF UNIVERSITY LIBRARY HAS CURRENT ARTICLE IN JOURNAL ALSO EDITED ESSAYS Proaminent Men Contributed Work Presented To Putnam On 30th Anniversary William W. Bishop, University Li- brarian, features as leading con- tri...…
…SDA' APRXL 30, 1929 GEOLOGY CAMP WILL OFFER SUMMER WRK IN CUNERAN.AE ADVANTAGES OF CAMP MILLS SPRING .EXTOLLED BY BELkNAP REGION TO BE EXPLORED Kentucky Mountain Folk Claimed To Be Especially Interesting Ralph L. Belknap of the geology department, who will conduct courses in geology and physiogra- phy next summer at Camp Mills Spring, geology and geography summer camp, believes that the camp work offers students an ex- cellent opportunity to b...…
…P" 3.t E "1 " ' TH E MI it'l16 A'6 bAT ' ' r . F ?? '$.u9 i ; 4 PACE FOUI~ 3~, j~9 i. . - - 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 ea efog republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lish...…
…T'*H E *,. MJ C H I -G- AN - D A T CY ,t g THE ICH- - 'IEPAGIFII . -... - a,.:... ..,__ _ . .._._.._ ___. n : ._ . _ . _ C LTi~f4 *TM ~1 MAY 8 IS DATE ELE.i.TARTIST'S CHARM EAR RORCHESIS AND GIRLS' FOR GOLF MEET IS IN ORIGINALITY STO SHOW DEVELO! STheIntra-mural golf tournament MITITMCracits in apperance, the ps-h s dhU ryGr 1iAz For all houses and sororities will be sU[lessor of a magnetic personaity and M, Glee Club in their progra...…
…PAGIR SIX THE MCI-CAN AILY _T .5DAY APR TL, . 1929 WOLVERINE TENNIS TEAM DEFEATS DRAKE NE TMEN MICHIGAN, MEN LOSE' ONLY ONE ENCOUNTER INDIANA AND PURDUE DROP FROM RANKS OF UNBEATEN IN BIG TEN Captain Barton Drops Match Brody As Mates All Emerge Victorious To SPENCER PLAYED WELL Losinig only one game to the strong Drake University net squad, the Wolverines took their secornd match of the season by a 5-1 score. Captain Barton wa...…
…TUN MAY 4APRIL 30m 1929 THE M IGHIGAN DL S PAGE SEVE14 TWELVE IIS AIL T Two Injuries Hamper IOWA TRACK SQUAD HAS WEALTH ATILETICS REGISTER TWO T ELE HIS ALl g Trackmen At RelaysJ Ln "HWE OF MATERIAL IN FIELD EVENTS HOMERS TO UPSET YANKS flU fl (Continued From Page Six) flflj(CotinedromPagSi___ IVE WIIC OR honors. The sprint reiay finished IPM T (Continued From Page Six second to Illinois even though it L(Continued From Page Six) ; The shot ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIC-AN A~ ET~' ;iPrcll 10, 1,52 PAGE EIGHT Tt~E5rJA~7 AP1~TT4 30, I~29 D A ILY OF FI CIAL BU LLETIN . I 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.) Senior Electricals: All Senior Electricals are requested to report to Professor Cole, room 429 West Engineering Building tonight, April 30, ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 73J t r 4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED -PRESS, Vol. XXXIX, No. 152. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1929. EIGHT PAGES llnTrn TInrfll m AllI LEGISLATOR'S PLAN WOULD MAKE 101Wu I NLULUWbiII WILL SPEAK TIODAYI INHILL'AUDTOIUM DR. BLACK OF UNION SEMINARY TO ADDRESS STUDENTS THIS MORNING WHITE UNABLE TO APPEAR Speaker, Native Of Scotland, Holds Honorary Degrees And Is Author Of Several Books Hugh Black of Union Theologicalj...…
… P AGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY UNIDAY, APRIL 28, 1929, -m PROBLEMS PRESENTED, AT TEACERS ESSIsON ARTHUR FIELD, GRAD., OUT- LINES PUBLIC SCHOOL COURSES O6IWRAPHY IS LACKING Subject Has "Squeezed By" in Cur- ricula Of Preparatory Schools In British Isles "Up to the present time Geog- raphy in the Public schools of Eng- land has just squeezed by," was the characterisation of the teach- ig of the subject made to the Geography teachers of the ...…
…: " l li , t'l G : Gt, 1 G 7 THE" MICH-iiAN-DAEY P: I 1 :1 : : --, - - ----. ......... ., AL MStudent Of Qua From Sacramento, ,LLU comes memories of old town in the form of; Miss Mary Hamilton, o An official order from the United Arbor's oldest landladie States War Department named old student, now a succ Major Basil D. Edwards, Infantry, tracting engineer, who as successor to Major Reinold Mel- tions were stirred by ar arter Century Ag...…
…PAGE M THE MICHIGAN ONLY SMAV; AVIft iA VAGE rota STTh~YAt A~tt 2~,A~bT'~ .. r Published every morning except Mondays during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.. r Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. - The Associated Press is exclusively en-C titled to the ?:se for .republication of all news dispatcheahcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-I ished h...…
…8tTN"Ay, Arrme.,2 9-~ ..THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .FI h .THE MICHGAN DAIL PAGE FIVE r , .. ,..+. ....~.. ,... .. r q Ww p CM, &Vm -l---I LVTAVW AA MJK 40M F MOW MAAWI WL'7A WMMI ammm WP"'Wa I, WOMEN TOGET WORK SOCIAL EVENTS INCLUDE ANNOUNCEMENT PARTIES, DINNERS FOR JUNIOR PLAY CAST, AND PLEDGING WYVERN TO SPONSORi BRIDGE TEA MAY I11 jAnother important affair initiat- Engagement ties hold the announcement par- major place amongI ...…
…r V9 SI ,-I H iiLMTCHMCAN T3tY, u '"'f.? , n'i'x' i : ; i y , ". "~ ~1 ~vt7~'rTA~, A~t ~, ~ -. ., .= Browns Lose Tilt But Take First Place In BRAVES RETAIN LEAD IN NTIONAL CIRCUIT New York Downs Athletics In Free Hitting Contest; Pirates Lose To Chicago Cubs UHLE CHECKS ST. LOUIS ETROIT put St. Louis into first place in the Amer- ican league yes- terday even tho the Tigers down- ed the Browns,10 to 1. George Uhle won his third sta...…
…"' SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1929 I TH*n MICHTCAN DAILY ~THE MICHIGAN flATLY BRITISH PROFESSI'ONA CUP MATCHES FRlO English Pigayes Regain Possession Of International Trophy After In div i d u aI Matches AMERICANS WIN TWICE (By Associated Press) MOORTOWN, Eng., April 27.-_ British professional golfers today regained the Ryder cup by a smash- ing victory in the singles after their American rivals had established a bare lead in the foursome play y...…
…IAGE_ EIGUI ' , THE MTCHIG AIL Y r;fT1 r? 1.Va /ii ' . tt lls3, 19?9 J'A G E. -- - --------Y ... . .....1.2 DAIY1FFCI AL B UL LETIN Publication 1n the Bulletin is conb tructive notice to all members of the Utniversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent untjI 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Vol. XXXIX SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1929 No. 152 Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: An adjour...…
… ESTABLSHED 1890 Aw t F 0 -L. -. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 151. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929 uincy Threatened MusicIs Broadcast lIBailey Emphasizes By Rising Waters v iiOFrom Military Ball [IIIIM VIIILIJISpiritual Education G ( Asce Colonel Cole Is Elected Honorary Means of enrne into the spir- QUINCY, Ill., April 26.-Watch- ADMember Of Scabbard And Blade t[AII from the physical world IIL ND SESSION H I o HN...…
…TW THE-MICHI CAN DAILY 'SATUTRDAY, APRIL 27, 192 __ ._ SST A TESTREET FOUNTAIN VIES WITH THAT OF PONCE DE LEON! A~AT the corner of State street and fexuberant boys with cymbals, trum- fetPIODUCTIuiNorth University Avenue stands a pets and pipes, then two graceful ("fountain of youth", vying with women bearing water-jars, a child Ponce de Leon's fabled fount in with a basket of flowers, a young BY Ftman with a scroll in hand and a that t...…
…{ A~itrnAY, APRILJ 27, -1929 SPicSouth Carolinan FDistrict Court PRvRi [n PUIPArfln P IE MI II iC N A./A E . ...._.._.... PA E TfR . _.: ._...-......:.-.. ......., ,' ,,b.+w 't~ n* Ex-Governor Indicted METHOD OF FIGURINGE ___ URSN unrun uInuu CALL IUIN ruM Hubert M. Hutchinson, Dean of Prof. G. C. Priester, Of University Yale Law School, Will Assume Of Minnesota, Makes New Office July First : Discovery Here IS BUT THIRTY YEARS OLDI TEST W...…
…~OZh ____________ fMTlIA N- I AIV' ~AY~APri~ ~71~29 Published everymorning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.1 Member of Western Conference Editorial! Association.1 The Associated Press is exclusively en-1 titled to the use for republication of all news (ispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered, at the postoffice at A...…
…'. . 'T TFG 'il , ;-tZ. x .: .gyp- T*f4*E " M'T C-H I C A N FACIE FIVE THE MI7CHTCAN - ?AG~ FIVE ., .' . A FAvAUM y EON== ''! . V MEN ANS CONFER Librarian Describes TEAMS TOPREPARE O ITT RPORTSOCIOLOGY STUDENTS WILL STUDY Training For Work FOR TENNIS MATCH WORKING CONDITIONS IN CHICAGO ACTI Ifouse managers are urged to get OSponsored by the National Stu- board, room, and carfare being in-B , O J L L O "Opportunities open to grad...…
…~ 'PAGE B. 1T'HE MICHIGA-N DAItY SATURDAY, APR~IL 2'?, "1929 ' j 9 MANY TEAMS COMPETE AT ANNUAL DRAKE RELAYS W STS TAC K ST ABS. Tennis Squad Will Engage Wildcats Today At Et TO ASSAULT RECORD LEADS MICHIGAN SCRIMMAGE HELD FTYEARLING NINE Illinois Half Mile And Four Mile IN DRAKE EVENT IN GRID PRACTICE SHOWS PROMISE elay Quprtets a vored To In nimprntii ngthe hard intein1 1TFM game with the Varsity reserves Ili ii 'ans ton ;H TO ...…
…t; RAf~fbAV, A~kIl 27,. 1929 . THE MICHIGAN DA TLV PAGE SEV7Th , - HARD TITSCONFRONT HAYKEYE BLLTEAM'' Iowa Diamond Squad Will Battle Northwestern Club Today At Evanston- ILLINI ON CARD MONDAY (Spc~ial To The Daily) IOWA CITY, April 26.-Still notl well launched in the Western con- ference race after losing a 10 inning' game to Illinois and being rained out at Michigan, the University of Iowa's baseball team is ready for an important ro...…
…PAGE BIQHT THE MICHICAN DAILY S1ATURD~AY, APRIL 2'?T, 1024 ' D AILY OFFICIAL BULLE TIN 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 SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1929 NO. 151 Students' Recital: Philip Culkin, baritone, pupil of Theodore Harrison, will give the, following program, Monday evening, April ...…
…STABLISHED 1890 -.0 t atlg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 150. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929. EIGHT PAGES i i Weaver, O'Neill, And Trueblood To Serve As Judges AUDIENCE EXPECTED TO PACK HILL AUDITORIUM Jackson High School Boys' Chorus' And Varsity Band Will Furnish Musical Entertainment j Classes For DismissedcreLoc Bailey Lecture, Speaking of. the subject "The Im- portance of the Arts in Education," Henry Tu...…
…TWO~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~ RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1929 I-. __________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ -WNW* CONSERVATIOKNIS MOST PH ESSIIICOF TODAYS. ISSUEs SAYS COOLEY: FOR MER ENGINEERING DEAN DISCUS$E ECONOMIC CONDITIONS C1NIEMNS DEFORESTATION Predicts Big Dpcrease In Food Supply Unless Nation Takes Precautionary Steps "Conservation of natural re- souxces is one of the most impor- tan...…
