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i Prof. W. H. Hobbs,
partment, who is on
from the University,
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for the West Indies
a, he speaks of a re-
pedition to Germany
Germany
my course at Delft,
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rsion into Germany
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them, thirty in all. Despite badI
weather and much snow (in late April)
the excursion was a success, as all
agreed, for the region is one of ex-
ceptional interest."
Is Given Banquet
On April 29 Professor Hobbs lec-
tured in the great Amphitheatre in the
Sorbonne in Paris in French, his sub-
ject being, "les Guirlandes Insulaires
du Pacifique." His lecture was given
on the Liard foundation, where he fol-
lowed the German scientist Einstein.'
Professor Hobbs on May 1 delivered
the same lecture and another one on
glaciers at the University of Grenoble,
where a banquet was given in his
honor by the joint departments of
geography and geology.
Professor Hobbs expects to return
to Ann Arbor about September 1.
LOCAL BRANCH OF DETROIT
AUTO CLUB FORMED HERE

be accomplished in the near future in
the way of making traffic safe. Mem-
bers of this club are entitled to all
privileges of the Detroit club proper
and are furnished with extensive tour-
ists information and the "Detroit
Motor News Monthly" magazine.
The local officers'are: Manager, Al
Macdonald; assistant manager, George
Pierce; good roads chairman, Prof. A.
H. Blanchard; legislation, Roscoe
Bonisteel; safety first and traffic,
George Lewis; membership, Fred
Heusel; publicity, R. A. Dolph; tour-
ing, R. H. Alber road signs. Al Mac-
I Donald. Other officers and committee-
men are to be appointed later.
frlichigan Booklet
To BePublished
More than two thousand copies of
the "Michigan Creed," a "Michigan
booklet for Michigan men," as it has
been described, will be printed in a
few weeks 'by the Boosters. This
booklet, carefully bound, will be dis-'
tributed throughout the country. It
I will contain first, the motto of the

Boosters' club, "A Better Michigan,"
then the "Michigan Creed" itself, the
personnel of the Boosters' club and
its meaning, and a quantity of Boost-
erisms, short terse by-lines.
The. "Michigan creed" reads as fol-
lows: I believe in the University of
Michigan, the maker of men, and in
Michigan spirit conceived In loyalty
and democracy, and in her traditions
cherished by all her sons.
Two more stanzas conclude the
promising loyalty and service to the
University and its ideals.
The personnel of the Boosters' club

as it will be contained in the booklet
giving the aims of the organization as
set forth in its constitution and the
method of selecting the members. It
also gives the status of the Town
Boosters, a number of representative
town men who work with the student
members. in helping the University.
The Boosterisms will number about
35 telling the aims and purposes of
the club and its relation to the Uni-'
versity.
Martha Washington Candies fresh
every Friday at Tice's.-Adv.

Let Us Clean Your Rugs
We can also make you New Rugs from
your old ones.
Just call 1946 on the telephone and a
man will be sent to give you an estimate.
ANN ARBOR FLUFF RUG AND CARPET CLEANING COMPANY
1103 BROADWAY

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Chapter 3
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Chapter 3
Jack Hoxie
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An Ann Arbor branch of the Detroit
Auto club has been organized in this
city and according to R. A. Dolph,
publicity chairman, great things are to

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Dr screen star with a following unequalled in
stardom. With Charlie Chaplin as his chief ad-
viser and others of equal importance as the
executive staff. This is a positive assurance of
, sterling atttraction of the first water.
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