F "HTQAN WIN1NINGORATOW~h Buslne~s of the Hour" Subject TWaken by Atkinsea Orato lei1 Contest Wnnerr THIE DIFTEERUXT M~AN" 4CIVEN FIRST HONORAB;LE ATEINTION I First place in the first annual At- ~ Inscn Oratorical contest held last.l' sight in the auditorium of University all was awarded to 72elford V. L'xv on, '24, for his oration "The Business i the Hour." Hie was presented with ; gold medal and $50) given by Mr." )e C. Atkinson of Battle Creek who, stablished the contest as a memorial! o his son, C. Maurice Atkinson, '22, ho was kille~d in :an automobile ccident just prior to Commencement ast year. Norman B. Johnson, '25, was iven honorable mention for his talk in "The Different Man." "The business of the. hour calls upn us to do our own thinking" was le theme of the winning oration. "It simpossible to recall- the influence of his University or to recount the deeds s f t.hose who have mainistered here ithout first acknowledging a deepI nd, solemn thankfIculness to God 'fort ie. work wrought through his ser- 'ants in this Tnlace," sa tid the speaker. Mr. Atkinson stated just prior, to4 he announcement of the judges" d e-1 ision that his desire in fostering the ontest was "to perpetuate his son's ife." The general subject of "Stu- ent Character, Moral and Spirituall or World Citizenship" was chosen, asI ieig most representative of his son'sI desire in life..j l'ARRIC Sail fta. - y oS. aRmain Mat. $ ht SelvhlrinsPresent Wedneday -. j hIthe 7Romantic Corn -J, THE HEART UF PADDOY WHACK" NEXT WEEK--TMILBONS T I L UC 0. Alpha Nu Holds Annual .elections Alpha Nu, campus dlebating society, held its annual elections last night. E. H. Salzman, '25, was named as president E. Corley, '25, vice-presi- dent, E. Owen, '24,_ secretary,. J. J. Dunn, '26, treasurer,, and M. Johinson, '2100 oratorical delegate. Essays 'submitted by F. R. Allahen, '25L, and Rt. D. Harper, '24, werej chosen; to be sent to the nationall essay contest sponsored_ by lKappva Pi Sigma, national oratorical f rater-i nity, of which Alpha _Nu is a melt-j ber "Jimmie" starts work early in the morning for you and doesn't stop un- til ho gets RESULTS. -Adv. anti-Liquor Planie Reach Coast Cape May, N. J., Mfay 11 (By A. P.) -Three giaint MAartin bombing planes, the first of the fleet of aircraft that the government is expected to use 4 in attacking .liquor landing parties on the New Jersey coast, arrived to- day at Sewall's Point from Langley field, Virginia. The airplanes were;, fuarnished by the War department. Aj~ unit of 200 officers and enlisted men will form the combat squadron that will fight rumn' runners this summer, it was intimated. i Riss Reply to Britain Delayed jMoscow, May 11, (By A. P.)--Rus. sian reply to the British ultimratumn, it, was learned today, will be delayedx until after the foreign minister's ad- dress before the Moscow soviet, which has been set for Saturday' afternoon. RUSSIA ROUSED AT 1 in official circles as to -xha-t steps by memibers of a party of doctors and! Lose V R S YT ith~e government wascosding coroners who went to Evanston toiay classifiy VO O S EAH to examnine the slkeleton. 77 ~ f~T Tf in~r The report of the speclal list of ex Just Mloscow, May 11, (By A. P.)-The TIT sVI I IV II -LEMPT TOphart.' will be submitted to the grandlan- assassination of 11. R. Yorovsky, the .,a-a i aia.tnur y. Dr. Jo.seph Springer, declared Soviet repre~entative at Lausanne K .11 1 iLljj~ ~ ientification was positive in his mind.' oea dt S E E O 5 O N SD .D .M~ o ,s eils nl n T comi ng on tourof the Erts oead L ~L ~lIU IIUUU D.D .M~o~pcaiti oe1 i the feeling in Russia, that Marshall tissue, expressed the opinion that F6i h's visit to England migh~t mean Chicago, May 11-(By A.P.)-In an 1 quicklime or'some other chemiical had I, another international combine against ef~ort to identify positively the skele- been used to hasten decomposition. the Soviet regime created ;t p und1 ton found under an_ Evanston bier 12 Dir. Wtilliam J. Hickson, an authorityj imnpression ini Russian diplomatic cir- days ago as that of Leighton Mlount, ,on skull :structure said there vas no! Iles. 'Nvorthwestern Uiniversity student whoI evidence of a surgical operation onf _ There were all kinds of rumors. to- disappeared 'in September,, 1931, after the head which Mlount's. parents said nighit but nothing could be ascertainedi a class tight, w as being made tonight was performed when he wyas a child. 1601 E.j tcall 900, when you -Adv. yeo :AmSHiP AGENCY F TROPE and OR ENT E. KUEBLER Sf Phone 13F84 ., ,' k a r I Y LAST TIMES TODAY THE PICTURE ALL ANN ARBOR IS TALKING ABOUT A' xl mus"IM, .a , r .K" 7F! !?MA 'ot '. 's .i4rrl . .... ~ I_______________________ ARTHUR M. 'ROSENBERG representingr 1014 CHAPEL STREET' NEW14 HAVEN" SATISFACTORILY EXECUTE; "11 EAST 471-' STREET" NEW YORK- AT THE ALLENEL. HOT EL, MONAY, MAY 14 66U0"N TO THE SEA IN SIPS"7 t N %..\c .2\ -6 4 /. 4' , _. .rwr Y!'++t MNM1MMip W ''® Itk MY IriwBS .. 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