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Adrlphi Chooses
Freshman Teamt
"'Resolved, that the state of Michi-
gan should adopt measures. similar to
those recently adopted by the state;
of Oregon to abolish private schools"'
.will be the questiopn for debate at theet
regular weekly meeting of the Alpha
N%;u debating society at 7 30. o'clock1
tonight in the Alpha N room on th
fourth floor of University, hall.
Rl D. Harper, '24, and H. C0."Williams {
'26, will uphold the affirmative again sti
S. B. Doughton, '24, and G. .Wagnr
'26. N. B. Johnson, '25, will give a ten-'
minute talk on some subject of his
own choice.
Visitors, especially freshmen inter-
ested in, public speaking, are invited .
to attend this meeting. ,
j"Jimmie theadtaker" sells anything
qu ickly.-Adv.
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Opinions that the Round the
World" flying trip, that has been un-
dertaken, by the United States army
flyers will< nota doubt be successful,:
hsut, that.lighter-than-air craft would
9a be ,better for that kind .of flijng- were
uttered yesterday by Prof. F. W. Paw-
lowski of. the aeronautical, engineer-
in g department .and Ralph Upson,
noted aeronaut. who is giving a spec-
ial series of lectures in the.:depart-
nwnt here this. semester.
41n other flights of long- duration,
that have been udertaken," stated Mr.
Upson, "the, time taken has- been very]
great and in addition practically,
whvlole new, planes returned afterre
r-pairs,, had been made. along the way.
Trhe lighter-tl~an air craft, such as the
Shenandoah, " are much more fittedj
for this sort of long flights,.
"In cases where. short quick flights
are desired the heavier-than-air craft.
J'lone are suitable. :At the same time,,
asr the Shenandoah.is :not' available,,
It- pres-ent plan -is -the only praetical,.
jone." = ,It, was also pointed out by Pro-:~
fessor, Pawlowski -that the success o'v
the venture depended- .entirely upon
the arrangements that have been miadej
for re stoc~ing and repji-rs.
The planes -have been- designed by.:
the ran. who, in, my opinion, is the
fbest airplane ;,esigner , in the. world.
Th'Iliese.-Doug-las.-pla.ues c.an succeed if
any can." ,It was shown by Prof* ssor
jPawlowski .that Douglas -was the chief
,engineer and the designer. of the
famrous *,Martin .bombers, and that he's
won;. the navy torpedo plane contest a
year and a half) ago in which were
men as,:Fokker and several prominent
American designers . enter planes.
Great. percautions .have been ,made
to have plenty of spare parts to take
care of breaks along the way in that,!
12 extra Liberty engines have alreadyI
-been -forwarded along the route.f
Other smaller parts have been plac--
ed at various convenient points.
Mr. Upson, in commenting upon the
cancellation of the plans for the
Shenandoah's start for the North
Pole said that although the best way
to ever reach the pole was in a ligh-
ter-than-.air? craft of that gind, the
ship was not the best- adapted to it.
'The flyer which has-. been ordered
from Germany is expected to be better
suited.
The trip was cancelled by the Presi-
dent through no fault of the ship,
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which Mr. Upson thinks could reach ;,nelutl the semi-centennial class of.
i the' Pole, but through the fact that', 1871'1 an-d. the quarter centennial '99
satisfactory arrangements for the trip ca3 The forty-fifth year class of
could not be complete d by-this sum- '791 are mnaking plans for a large re-
'mer. r.flit.
1 , !A combined medical reunion will be
h 0d of the Classes of '01, '02, '03 and
C[A~S ~L~ OLD - '4. The '81 literary class will also
hold their annual reunion.
REURIORSHER JUNE13 EhlersDicse
{More than ..35 .cltsses are clue to L w sE p dto
hold, reunions .on the alumni reunion At a meeting of the Botanical Sem-
Sday here- on' June 13. As -the follow- ysedyatroni h a
ing- cay will- alm7ost be .conrpletely o- na - rca- atroni h a
eupied. with t-he annual alumni meet- ol scine building, Mrs. Lois S.
ing, alumni. luncheon, :ma-ss 'mteeting Eh1,Ylers of the Botany department gave
rz.nd b-all gain; the classes plantningr<,_ c' ta'll on the Botanical discoveries of
unions should make plans to take two the Lewis and Clark expedition in.
days forT their _prograi. iS;i. The talk dealt mainly with,
-Of 'the classes scheduled to bold +a .(Iescription of the various flowers
1meetings , '011L and 02L- have already[ which were brought back by Lewis.
notif'ied -the Alumni association that Mrs. Ehlers also gave an account of
~they- Fill;.not hold-reunions this year, roiute wV~hich the expedition made.
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