…17~ FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1929 THE MIChAIGAN DAILY PrAG1E P'V r.~. eo__.____ . ...LL... __._ . .__. . 44., ;, ' ATAM M- r °- . a . 1. iA I, ar iy I> ~t I Y t 4 a Ii* ,;'F DANCE ANfl RFFPTION HONOR GgEST Fourteen Are Initiated Into Pi Lambda Theta Mary Lewis, Author, W711 XT..... A A TT W, DWINIVIW&W owgsw AT MODEL LIE PARTY WILL BE HELD AFT OPENING MEETING AND BANQUET STUDENTS ARE INVITE Banquet Speakers And Women High Exe...…
…PAc~ ~IZ~ 171E MTCVeA E ITL cr- ~ r rirI- l-, i l _____ .., SIX WOLVERINE TRACKMEN LEAVE FOR KANSAS MEET ST R.0 RC ldWeather Marks { Ul] IL Big TenBall Games gOV' N tI WEAK HTTMRKS VETERAN PTHRInroim iiMEET GETS GODPTRT: ETOIL fO iiILL ILL ANNUAL HELM VtNlI Michigan Entries Will Be Facing 'tiff Competition; Dash Stars To Confront Eddie Tolan' WEATHER HINDERS BROOKS1 Six Michigan trackmen, accom- panied by Coach Hoyt, left yester.- ...…
…f <'~. i~ ,A1i 2 ?AO~ S~V~ I~A~ APRIL 19, 1929 Tt-1~ MICHIGANT DAILY VARSITYLOOK YtITH BAT IN (Continued FromI The failure of the W connect more frequent ball was gomewhatn g after the way the tear the southern training hitting for a team ave in the South, Coach] horts batted the ball a rate of .143 in the opener. Myron and McCoy, t men in the Michigani formed capably. The cepted some difficult short without an error Coy showed that he...…
… TA G * L" t t I-IT - -,T-HE-MIC1-1I AN D IL FRIDAY, Arl-,Tr 19, 1929 PACt1~1~±GHT - T'Hh~ MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIIJ 19, 102~ S U r-S a r 1 D A IL -Y'OFFI-CIAL BULLELTIN 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 FRIDAY, APRITl 19, 1929 No. 144 Fire Drill: There will be held some time 1ioda...…
…a ESTABLISHD 1890 I r Lt rt; It t 4 : ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 143. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1929 EIGHT PAGES Famous Adventurer To Tell Of Travels lIOTifl Qv P0nu1r~i Next Monday Night FCULTY MEMBERSFarm Bill May Cause Breach In Legislation1 FACE REDUCTION IN Between Two Houses S ITi Break Looms Between House And Senate Over Plan Of Expert I Debenture1ciat (By Ass117ed ress)! I HONOR HOOSESI EMDERSI Soviet Minis...…
… THE MICHIGAN IDAILY - T~UR~I ~Ai1i~i~i . . ___ Air Show Displays ALUMNUS NAMED Michigan Students TO CORNELL JOB l New Radio Receiver MkeBalloont rip New Device Will Permit Fyer To Senior Aeronautical Students Maket Pick Up Weather Reports Voyage By Balloon Over United E And Messages States And Canada One of the most interesting ex- Combining studies with pleasure, hibits on view at the All-Americas five senior students in the depart- Air...…
… L -~m-I C-H l A- .,.. . _ k ~TIR _ _ _ _ _. .. -- - *- NACO, SONORA, CENTER OF CONCENT RATION OF REBEL nr i\rn (rn FISHERIES STATION HER 0 ILLLTO TOL MOBILL AND MEXICAN FORCES, MAY WITNESS CRUCIAL BAT TLE AILU rrIb n 0 Hu LO RESEARCH FOR GkEA E CONDUCTS LT LAKES AREA HAVE BEENSEECTED TTT[RTEE7N FOREIGN COUNTRIES WIL BE RIEPRESENTE7D** PROM CAMVPUS BANQUET SET FOR FRIDAY Member Of Canadian Senate Will SeTo 'Be Held At Unioinnr All of t...…
…C d 1 11r1 ,A.dL '.&j ' l ,.i 1 1JGJr"," PAGE FOUR 7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 W014400800 Published every morning except Monday, diing 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 fov republication of all news dispatchestcredited to it or not otherwise' credited in this paper and the local news pub- dished he...…
…L~LM~)IAPA'kj U1 12-T-LM9- A D TL _______ *PAGiE II !,' -C =3 NA I a i i((, 4 SO~ S P!EAPHI, A ND ZETTAA1,U ALPHA W KAPPA DELTA, GAMMA PHI, AND HELEN NEWBERRY ARE DEFEATED SCORES ARE DECISIVEj Games In Intramural Tournament Are Played InSpite Of Cold Weather f" Plans For W. A. A. Spring Sport And Social Three teams, Zeta Tau Apha, Pi Beta Phi, and Collegiate Sorosis, advanced in the intramural base-1 ball tournament yesterday ...…
….; T H EM I-Ci-C A IYALY . FUNDA LS STRESSEB IN" . . , , ,. x a . . , y r 4 - t S ( s 'yti i4 " ' Ar. r .tip 'Y A " Cn. a rid' S '^.'. u iLL PAYERS INSTRU TED FIFTH ALUMNI TROPHY WNE TO FA TERNITY BASEBALL DHAY'SGMSI BITGNFETUEAGE CLUBS| SIX £ LETD THEAVY HITTING FEA TUR ES SECOND 0 H I Lil0 1 I 11FIFTH BE MIELECTED AT OP END OF NN PRACTICE ' I l[RdD YS A E NBGL A U L B A During the 1925 spring grid prac- the most work and determina...…
…TTTtMSDAY; APRIL 18,'1029 17H E M 1C H CAN D A 1TY' P* Am 8mv, T!TtIRSDAY, AP~TL 18, 1q29 ~!V~t~- PLAY BY PLAI ACCOUNT OF W ILDCA T GAME'CAsI,, i ncmu xh i Y ib PURIPLE S D[FEATLD BY A E S RLINO Northwestern Makes Errors Behind Fine Hurling Of Panosh To Lose Close Game BOTH TEAMS HIT POORLY out retired the side. Michigan 2. Northwestern 0. FIFTH INNING t Oliphant singled between sh and third. Myron made a fine st of Kadison's grounde...…
… I'Acui EIGHT TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 192~ I I DAIL OFICA BLEI illcating anti Vet~1jJatioai~.i~1. IX 25: I shall not be ~i ijie If) InC('I, 11w c I. Uiiuijid~V the i~ifli. II. C. Ai~~les'~oit King George Of England Goes For Stroll During Recuperation From Recent Illness IPublication I of the Unive n the Bulletln Is eonmtructive notice toal member ~rsity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- (Jrii'ls iVis...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 1C. r Lw jiv a 4 ~4 ,41kB MEMBER I ASSOCIATEDI PRESS I Vol. XXXIX, No. 142. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 Official Of Packard Mills Will Speak On Senior Canes Ready Motors Will Speak City Purchase Bureau For Early Ordering STDNS PER~~I ril pasCONGRESS SOS LN AUEFR eirCnsRay A !Speaker Has Experienced Varied Seniors Are Delinquent In Purchase GeealIxeutive Roles In Privae T nrIS O es Thi Yr580 Hav Sales Ma...…
…TWO T H E MI -HI A N -DI AT LY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1929 . . LITTLE WILL ADDRESS £PISVO9PALIAM DIKNNER R. Tom Harris Will Outline Plans Of Activities Of Harris Hall At Student Dinner TRUSTEES WILL ATTEND President Clarence Cook Little, speaking in an unofficial capacity' as a member of St. Andrew's Epis- 'copalparish, will deliver the prin- cipal after-dinner speech at the Angw Episcopal students dinner neit Tuesday night in the Union. '...…
…APRIL 17, 1929 9 TT-fl~ M fc~Pr'+~\t ~W~t rv~ I-A.a-A. A N l * . A. CLUM".l%&m __.'_ ' DEVOTE VACATION TO Building And Grounds Staff Works On Conditioning Of Campus Lawns and Shrubberies STUDENT CREW ASSISTS! Thorough spring cleaning of the campus and its buildings still. claimed the entire attention of E. C. Pardon and his staff of Buildings' and Grounds operatives, with the addition of an auxiliary crew of students, remaining in Ann Ar...…
…PAE FOB THE I. HICAN S I LY Published every , morning except Monday d4ing the Unversity year by the Board n Control of Student Publications.n Member of Westera Conference Editoriale Association.r The' Asolatds Press is exclusively en-S titledo thet'useforrepublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in bhia" paper and the local news pub-f fised herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor, Michigan, is se...…
…. . I WMWEMAT-, - ,PRTL' IT., - -f-029 TH E- IMvCI CiA N')AlLY r ==::&TAiAM %*A(LvAml .m nAAnT nNEW DRAMA DEPARTMENT IS NEEDED, PAD REH | BEARSALS IN THE UNIVERSITY, SAYS HINKLEYf C T "Whatwe need in a campus thea-on its shows free of admission I Mter is a workshop, and -not just a charges," Hinkley continued. "Per- theater in the usual sense of the haps, if necessary, when it .had word," was the opinion of Arthur built up a sufficient cli...…
…N THE MVCHICAN-DAILY WE!DNESDAY, APRIL 1'7, 1920 , COACH FARRELL ENTERS SIX MEN IN KANSAS EVENT MEDL[Y RELAY TEAM YtILL G~TO. RELAYS Tolan And Brooks Are Entered In Individual Events To Be stun Off Saturday VAGATION DRILL POOR Six Varsity trackmen will wear the colors of the Maize and Blue in the seventh annual Kansas relays this Saturday at Lawrence, Kan. Coach Stephen A. Farrell is taking two individual performers and a medley rela...…
…THE, MT IGAN 1 L i THE MICHIGANDNIL;V - PA0~ s~vut FOOTBALL SQ UAD BEGINS HARD 1CNFERENCE SCHOOLS ARE LACKING VETERAN RKIN PREPARATION FOR FALL MATERIAL FOR GOLF TEAM AS SEASON NEARS f ~(Continued From Page r6) guards' work in coming out of their (Continued From Page 6) p T BANoffensive and defensive aerial for-(positions to form interference on on, failed to make the scholastic star last year, graduated as did two good players are listed...…
…EIGHT T HE MICH TtA N TDA TLE WMMSMAIT, APRTL. 17, x 2,0 EIGHT Wnr~m~gtAv, APRTL; 17, 1~ AILY BULLTIN Iota Sigma Pi: The regular meeting of Iota Sigma Pi will be held Wednesday, April 17, at 7:15 p. m. in room 410 Chemistry Building. Elizabeth Conrad, President E I Literary Class Dues: Botanical Seminar: Botanical Semiinar meets W d- 1929 Literary Class dues are payable today, tomorrow, and Friday, nesday, April 17, at 4:30, room 1'9 ...…
…4 ESTABLISHED 1890 / Lw;4 4tl MEMBER] ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 141. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929- EIGHT PAGES SENAE WLL Gliding Enthusiasts ' PCA ESO ALBRO S Remove Famed SENATE WillHEAR!Mch o 'kS 0 ~ro e v Demonstrate Skill In 1773_Tea Tax Iss Three demonstrations of the iore than a dozen attempts lastSPE (y Associated Press) sport and science of gliding were Saturday to pass the National Gli- LONDON, April 15....…
…PACE TWO THE M I CI-IG AN D A IL Y rTUESDAY ', APRIL 16, 1929 Famous Opera Star Will Retire To Farm MATLPISTFEDerotThatr MALPST FELDot hatr ______I, Mail for the following persons is on hand undeliverable. It may, be secured by the owners if called fore fon or before. April 20, 1929, at thce Main Post Office. Mrs. Eliz. Bower, Joseph A. Brown," Sam -Clark, Mr. Davis, Ruth Edwards, Margaret Finley, W. D. Fitzhugh, -Fred W. Gerhardt, Herbert...…
…N x ....d . P . TUESD~AY; APRIL 16, 1929 ~ THIRD INLAINRER ISSUE AGA INTISMRNN SHlORT STORIES ARE F EATURE_ OF~CURRENT APRIL NUAMBER ENLARGEMENT PLANNED Vivia n La Jeunesse 'Awarded First Prize In Story Contest Appearin g on the campus again this morning with' the three prize wininig' short stories, is; the third~i issue .of the Inlander. 'Coincident1 with the appearance of the short sandry is the staff of the In-j laner iasannounced plans 'f...…
…PAGE t'our THE Ml(!HI l .fAL\-V TUMMY, -A-rnm I le 1 15 M -- _: _. _:_.. ibl be4 every morning except Monday Mg the University yeartby the Board in teol of Student Publications. ember, of Western Conference Editorial ciation.I I The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the usefor republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in. this paper and the local news .pub- liushed herein. Entered 'at the...…
…TTYE!AN,' UDRRDAES16, L929 \\ALMNA AN(D UNDER[)DUA\TES PL AN TO THE MICHIGAN -A LY FAG t"~OE~J IILVAVA Rik I I .- I - - - t t WOMEN JOIN IN \ thn|uu T THEATICAL WORKSHOP IS NEEDED pQ Trn A T PLANNING PART Y I GROUP VIlI i MoRE THAN THEATER, SAYS ASKRENUO S [RE Tf OBE Plans for a joint party to be IINeedIfor a new campus theater9 * flIUIIL Q GU I BLNC[IIUDUI1IGUAl given by the Women's League and G LTI [E is subordinate to the need ...…
…"S I H A ~~V~cA IL ~TT3ES1DA, APIL 16, 1929 11 -- I u.. .. ... ._...- .. .. . i 11 L dF1 a.. OO 8 A d. Y .I " 1 L4SEBALL TEAi BSITY SCORE VICTORIESOVER CLEMSN, GEOR.GIA; LOSES TO VANDERBI, CINCINNATI M WINS 4 GAMES Fo Mich annu week ed t first Van ping Coac to tE sonE Th impr jaun thou ragg the1 in -t ines agai havi six g Op cinn foug score harn full run. Mich in t hist abili Ra the the whic Mich to tk lied clinc an i safe, eral coml ...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929 ,. y A T ' -/' 3'J--~AN P~. t V4a l AVa l.AI I k .1t L I - F1115E ~VZJ Major Leaguers Open 1929 Campaign Today C LASSIFIE ADVERTISINGD NOTICE neers Move WE BUY USED CLOTHING I . it -r.. 0 H.BEN JAMTN TIGERS MET INDIANS AT CLEVELAN PARK Big Ed M orris Is B ktoin's H ope In Opener Against The Columbia Downs Tiger Raquetimen PRINCETON, N. J., April 13.- Columbia took four of the six singles matches from the Pri...…
…?AQE I fl THE MTCHMAN" DATEY TUESMAY, APM 18, 1920 THE MTCHT~N T3~TEY T~DAY, APRTL 1~, 1929 _____________________________________ U i DAILYOFICIA L BULLT Publication in the Bulletin is conttructive 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.) R ;. Vol. XXXIX TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929 No. 141 Exhibition of Paintings: The exhibition of paintings by ...…
…4 STABLISHED 1890 It Etc-A . I EMItE ASSOCIATED Vol. XXXIX, No. 140. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1929T Borah Praise slTYMuseum Houses U!NationalistsWin FEEAlAAL RY I__ HO NORARY __ FMOSNOVEIST 'INatinalAst Oi Lands Policy I Carnegie OfficeInChineselevolt (ByAssociated Press) Carnegie Corporation Grants Su 1y[Associated Press) WASHINGTON, April 4.-Against IN NIS CHOICL For Research Work In MflTIlfl DL i sIHANKOW April 4.-The Nat...…
…T H E' M I C 14"1 A N D A I LY FRIDAY. APRIL 5; 19219 -, THE MICI-VIGAN DAILY I~ThDAY, APRIL 5; 1929 Napoli Announces Elaborate Plans For Second I Circolo Italiano Musicale Elaborate preparations are under veals masterly Italian vowel and J01, T IN YEAR P A N way for the second annual Italian, consonant pronounciation. musicale to be presented by Il Cir- Leonard Falcone has volunteer- Intend To Provide Scholarships In colo Italiano the ...…
…. 5, 1929 T a-f MI** HT" -CAL".X . F .b , A New Carillon Devices Di ENGLISHFOUNDRI.ES CAST PRETBELLS, IMPROVED PLAYING METHODS REPORTED AT REGULAR INTERVALS CAMPANOLOGY IS TAUGHIT Now Controlled Mechanically; Operated Similarly To The Player Piano Is Discoveries a'being made so often with regard to the instru- ments used in the playing of caril- Ions that it is almost impossible to predict the results of future re- search in'that ...…
…FOUR THE MICHIeAN DAILY MRIAY; APRIL 5, 0~2 New York drys failed in Fvictions, New York drys failed in an abortive attempt to push Published every morning except Monday through an enforcement law, Wis- diing the University ear by the Board in Control of Student Pulications. consin voted to repeal its enforce- Member of Wester Conference Ediitorial ment law, and Congress voted a Association. -bare tenth of the money necessary The Associate...…
…K!DActA L B, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *FA flV I" t, '4 '4 la ' I i. I 14;, I x t a? r RIB Poll o .. i f I:f"4 i: '- 4 I. :, :: .r n .1y ii I ,-- i I di - - -, -E I' AW-W LVAYAMU] WA'vAV 7ES"'ILT . N.3 C. AL sm AILN 13 LOCAL A A. LI. WWILL HAVE DELEGATES AT NATIONAL ASSEMBSLY MISS GRACE RICHARDS, ONE - ADVISORS TO ATTEND CONVENTION OF TO VISIT NEW ORLEANS Special Excursions Are Planned To Evangeline Country And Gulf Coast Five d...…
…T44H V Cfl C 4A N DNt'L N "0...'... "arM..r, 4pvftwwdo,@of FR.TDAY, _AI*M 5, 1929 y 7 7 nr=== ..: . BASEBALL TEAM WILL LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH TODAY MHIGANWILL PLAY' ROWNG CAH ASSUME FIRST GAME AGAINST CINCINNATI"SATURDA - - - - ---------- Fifteen Players Headed By Coach Fisher And Captain Corriden To Make Annual Trip SEVEN GAMES SGIEDULED Headed by Coach Ray Fisher and Captain Don Corriden, the Michi- gan. baseball team will leave An...…
…THE MICHI-GA'N.. D A - It. - Y'' TH MCHGADrL U - jSCNSIN ;RELAY~ TRACK TEAM;TE E1ND ETERED INTO HAPEGOPHfER MEETl I (Specilt h Daily) MA4DISON, Wis., April 4- Wiscon-- Six Men Will Ma.ke T5rip TO Kansas;snsrakelytm iletr, Relays; Mile And" Two Mile: sn5cakrly emwl nc Quarets.To C mpet a special university event to be staged at the Minnesota relays in 'l;DPRA.TiG :1V FI L inneapolis next saturday. Coach, (EE PRCIC N ILD .om Jones announced"...…
…THE MICHIGAN TAIL T R7 jAY, APRTL m), IgP.n THE MICHIGAN DAILY !~T~ThAY, APRIL 5, 1!~29 ORNATE INCENSE BURNER FOUND Ruined City On TigrisI 0 A I L Y 0 F F I C I A L IUL LT I N BY MESOPOTAMIAN EXCAVATORS Yields Incense Burner, Publication in the Bulletin is congructive notice to all members ( Table of offerings or Incense filament, and one gold earing have of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- Burner is what the ac...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 wi A atid MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 139. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1929 EIGHT PAGES LIITLEWILL I VE FEATUREADDRESS, ON RADI TONIGHI LAST OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW1 MORRIS HALL BROADCAST TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT LORCII WILL ALSO SPEAK President Will Speak On Cancer Over WJR; Harrison Will Sing Number Of Solos President Clarence Cook Little will head the list of three speakers who are scheduled to appear ...…
…T-THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, APIL 4 929 Dear Readers: These Men O( S( P ertnent To pi cs At Other Schools o 0 University of Illinois:-The Uni- versity of Illinois is engaged in an effort to increase their appropria- tion. A debate for a million and a half dollars is now under way in the., state legislature at Springfield which is, according to the faculty of the University, the difference be- tween progress and stagnation. Kansas: State Te...…
…--2~-, THE MICHIU 3~L _. . . ... TEMPORARY SHELTER IS HOUSING AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING WORK - : "HARLEM" OPENS CAMP DAVIS TO BE HELD OUTSIDE SOON IN DETROIT STATE THIS YEAR FOR FIRST TIME PROPOS fl BUILDINGS MUST HAVE . PROPER HEAT AND LIGHT PLANT RUN TO CAPACITY B"lse's Overloaded .250 Per Cent During Rigorous Conditions Of Past Winter Buildings without heat and light are unusable and the present build- .ings of the University of. Michiga...…
…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^.r...y .. vattl board's system of regulating inter- est rates with a view to controlling Published every morning except Monday speculation. during the Uni'yersty year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Whatever may be the trouble, it -Member of Western Conference Editorial is certain that the matter is of vital Association. concern not only for the way in The'-Associated Press is exclusively en-...…
…APRIL4,1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 'GE FIVE 'Margaret Bush Is Elected To Presidency Of League 1JEAN WALLACE, '30, 9VICE PRESIDEN T OF orrirrnv run VIM V IS ELECTED AS LEAGUE; OTHERl FRol r!OIN YFAA 2 ~ U1U010W UIULII111UUhUI1HU I Lnu NEW PRESIDENT OF W. A. A. IS TO BE DOROTHY TOUFF, WHO HAS BEEN ACTIVE ON CAMPUS Margaret Salsbury -Bush, '30, was chosen president of the Women's League yesterday in the annual elections. Jean B. Wallace, '...…
…BAE *IALRGLR W eINITHSRGTI BASEBALL REGULARS WIN NINTH STRAIGHT VAIC TORY SPOJS WORLD Babe Ruth may pull a surprise Collett was helped materially iii on the fielders of the American her match by an eagle which she League this season by hitting the scored on difficult fourteenth 'hole SPRING PRACTICEflfCUB VETERAN HOLDS TIGERS TO TWO CAGERS I 0SCO IUE~ ~ Coach 'Veenker Plans To Aill Oit Veterans After Vacatioifto( August Yearling Squad A FA...…
… TiH,,. .A L,- r pU i~ I - R1~ SEND .MEN OUTDOORS Oarsn Welcome Chanec..To Get Onr >;ake Mlyencdota After Winter ''rills :In Loft (Special To Thec Dairy) Wit,his crew launch still in dry dock, Wisconsin's newv i. rowing men- tor,. the. -youthful "Mik1e" Murphy, took his, oarsmen on ,the water this week (or the first time, -coaching them from the coxswin's seat in the, sturdy eight-oared barges. Lake Mendota opeijed oh, Wednes- day, a. s...…
…T14F, MCI-l A 15 A 11 .Y' A Aj4F M IVV N T 7 IIY, * ~ rA -A -*SA .--- ..,....: ,. a sue. .-A. :+*t '!" T 71a..."rr^R*t'*'°, !'\ ( iaw wr. .... w w s ! . +. A A t . A A "7" Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: A meeting. of the Dean's Advisory Committee is called for Thursday afternoon, April 4, at 3:00 o'clock in the Dean's office. John R. Effinger Administrative Board, College of Literature, Science,...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 ' Ivan Ii Y1LM S MEMB3ER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol XXXIX, No. 138. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1929 GXCHANGE PRICES[R I 01 MS SAGE RECOVERY[JJ[ M kL [UIIL GUESTS OF UNION
