…I ESTABLSHED F 1890 IYr I an aI MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS I Vol. XXXIX. No. 86. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929v EIGHT PAGES CHAIRMAN HALE ACTS TO PREVENT JM IN TOPI[ISE NATELEGISLATION, FEAR THAT MINOR BILLS MAY BLOCK CRUISER MEASURE PROMPTS ACTION Cabot Keeps Silent 'PO[ WILLIAM BLUME M[RGE[MATEMAIIAlumnus Presents Valuable Collection CIILLIRIII HLUIJer TtILIJUL IT 1 Of lIILI fhIUf B itno 1, m t T U T t7fc1 Tuberculo...…
…- en.. .. T E M I C HICAN DAILY -RIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929- I RAIG WILL TAKE] CHARGE OF CAMP 'rof. Robert Craig, of the School of restry and Conservation, has been pointed director of the summer restry camp in northern Michi- n, it was announced by Dean ,muel T. Dana, yesterday. The miner camp is being held by the restry school this - summer as a ecial course in the regular sum- er session.- Prnfcnr , ir wil o irnon firp I Health Exper...…
…J il/ - t 3lam,1:i4 . il-IL viiCIiiG ~ Tig1- MIi IDCEC AU~flhIMrf'Secretary 3 FOP SUMER SCHOLl Engineering College Offers Special Topics For Instructors Ari Practising Engineers REGULAR SUBJECTS GIVEN sardine Lays Cornerstone -r- French WarHero Of $2,000,000 Agricu ture Building 'EE"I6 Battling For Life Twelve Michigan Graduates Take ; Part In International Confer- ence On Aeronautics PAWLOWSKI GIVES TALK FAMOUS CHEMIST IIQj~ AV Dfl flh...…
…THE MICIGAIN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929 Iulished every morning except Monday during 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 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 postofilice at Ann Arbor...…
…FAIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1M29 TIHIE MICHIGAN D AIY' PAOE F: _ (- _. 57. SM-UN NOWvAWN rte,- 1/ PLAY CAST, CHORUSES Student Of First Coeducational Class P VADDA 0MMA DR. BELL EXPLAINS REQUIREMENTS Tells Aiout Facult Of That Period RI 111KPAKPA, FOR MAJOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASUMwwLE T10 1AH1 Some of the members of the vuisions and meningitus after- B[ATS t IfM VAPP 'false impressions regarding the ex- Faculty inthe early University ar...…
…T HE F iC iG N - ..T %- . MEET GOPHERS IN FIRST BIG TEN TILT ____ --- Michigan Wrestlers To Leave Today For West Virginia One of Michigan's national col- legiate swimming records went by the boards last week when Al Schwartz of Northwestern swam the century free style in :52.9 sec- onds, clipping two-tenths of a sec- ond from Bob Darnall's record. The new mark was made in a dual meet between the Purdue and Northwestern tank teams, ...…
…- ANTA T.18,'1929 - _..... .,._.._..,..._ .. .. ....__ . ~w.. .. _. _. .,.., ..... THE MICHIGAN AIL I -! pAGir s DAILY VA~E B~V~ Baseball HOLDS PRHOUD PLACI 154 Games Schedule, Training Sea son And World Series Main- tain Enthusiast's Interest CAREFUL RECORDS KEPI There are few sports whic] manage to remain in the publi eye with the consistency that pro fessional baseball does. There i I LASSIFI, Gets Most Of SportAttention CADMRISIND...…
…THE MICI-11GAN DAILY TTTr nY , JANUARY 13, 1929 S THE MVIIIGAN DAlI Y FIVThAY, JANVARY 1% 1020 taeccl l Defects Gro p;: D'AILY 'OFFICIAL BULLETIN 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. n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) j r Sne~1i I f , iI 1 i i , } Et Vol. 39 FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929 No. 8(1. ...._. Senate Meeting Postponed: Ow...…
