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Claims Hearst Is Clements Library Receives
After Presidency1,rieI ngihJu a
"cLI fe Atom" Book
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The 'Michigan Schoolmasters' clb
ill be entertained at the regular
+vilight crgan recital at 4:15 o'clock
I g afternoon in Hill auditorium-. Pal-
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mter Christian, University orgaisit.
has prepared a program of partcular
interest 'to the representatives of that
org;anization. The general public is cor-
diially invited to the concert.
Military M1,archi "Pomp and Cir-
cun; tance............... Elgar
A1ndantino in D Vat, No. 1.... Lemnare
hai ire :scene from "Die walkure"_
..........Wagner
Fugue in D .......Guilmant'
Kammenoi Ostrow (Reve-Angalique)
.... .....Rubinstein
Adagietto................ DeLamarter
Caprice de Concert.......... Archer
('lair de Lune ........... Karg-El ert
Advanced students of the University
School of Music will give the follow-
ing program at 7:30 tonight in the au-
ditorium of the School. The public is
cordially invited.
lBallade in G ninoi.......... Chopin
Robert Henderson
Souvenir de Wi'eniauske.... ...
...... Wrn. E. Haesche
Wilbur Meuhlig
Sarrabende.................... Bach
Waltz. Op. 64, No. 1 ......Chopin
Laverne JBurchfield
Dreams .... ................ Wagner
$astern Lullaby........Ring
I heardj a Lark Sing.......len1
Ai'artha 'Maurer Covert
May Night............... Palmngren
The S ,-wan .........PaIngren
(Gwenldolynre Wilson
Le'gende, Op. 17. ........ Wieniacwski
Harold Ehrlich
Prelude and Fugue, No. 1, .... TBach
Etude, .Xo. 4,......... Paganini-Liszt
SDonna Esseistyn
=Ave Mari-a.......Schubert-Willieling
I4,1inan de oetlRe'Ponse ............ .
......... Coleridge-Taylor
Florence Welden
Gloria............Peccia
The AWishi...................Evans
Come to the Fair ........Martin
James (iDryer
Ca vctt:-................Godard
False Chrox.atique......... Godard
Annette. Barber
.Accompanitnents by Henlen Blahnik,
Donna I{sselstyn and Dwight Steere.
Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
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Recognition and marked praise of
the work of the William L. Clement's
libr'ary is contained in an article onI
the Shelburne manuscripts, in the
t; -urrent number of the Bulletin of the
f lrnstitute of Historical Research, an
7n-F.shi publication. The article is,
writenbyProf'essor Clarence W.
Ai rlrd ho until recently wvas Pro-
" fe sr c:engish 11History at the 'Uni-
versift, rof Minnesota and who is now
..~J eng; ged in historical research in Eng-
. ~land.
The great bulk of the Shelburne
mianuscripts, which consist largely of.
memoranda And official correspon-
ryt:,.deuce of the Earl of Shelburne in rti-
gard to American colonial affars.
are now in the Clement's library.
P rofes ;or Alvord in his article, draws
ttr~n to this fact, and praises the
r.. foresight of Regent W'illiam L. Clem-
enits in bringing such priceless manu-
' 5s ripts to America and in generously
Wi.Randolph Hearst i placing them in his collection at the
That William Randolph Hearst, New ; University of Michigan. The article
York publisher, is seekuxlg the Demo- not only recognizes the importanceI
cratic nomination for the presidency' of the Shelburne manuscripts butI
is the statement made by David L. I stresses the fact that they are but a.
Rockwell, manager of William G. Mc- s mall part of the collection of rare
n d~o's p'r-convention campaign. Americana owned by the library.
Rockwell declares that Hearst has This recognition, coming from an
an agreement with George E. Brennan,I English source, is particularly inter-
Democratic leader of Illinois, to, esting because it shows that the Clem-
swing that state's delegation to him. eCiA's library has begun to excite comn-
lived an obscure life in Chicago until
he awoke the other morning and fonmi
P imusel f fatnuns--- the winner o the an-
ntial Nobel prize in phI -.ic ~. 'Fln~
S~veui'~h Ruy~l ;\u.nI~ n of iin'o
select e I !~age>; h~ oR. I ~x. mY' 1
Atom.'' a - thO best hook lm~ice~ I
tUe ~ci i1 c wot 14.
?ho h~ok is a rni g rulorit ~fi
thu~iglit I ~'l,~23*--ti~ r ~-
inut a~lto build aPp tiA nO'
f l.,"1 local. PoesrAvi(' f(n
(T~i rn of thie wide -,a itrange of mna',Ie~l
ry plsse] ses, brings ito the a<1t .'.";ion
of Fnglish scholars the presce ini
Anerca of a collection vichI may
srm e lay rival thefao scolct,
at the Bo(lei,,,rlibrr a)1:od.c
the Rylauds irayatMnhse
En lawm (1
Saginaw was appointed the ( ty that
will hold the annual meeting of the
tenth district alumnni clubs this mon-
th, it was announced by alumini offi-
cers recently. Los Angelea was set-
ected as the inedting palce for the
feighth district and Schenectady was
chosen for the first district. Bothi of
the latter cities will hold their cele-
orations in May.
Marquette was ch'osen as the con-
feren. co city of the lately formed elev-
enth district which includes the whole!
'of the Upper Peninsula.
jeisi h aws.Chool w"er'e issuled
tci9ayat heohie o te reiacrde
~~ tath iesifclty imembi1ers
whih rex outed lue b( 1ook -markin~g.
?ext CEar.:, Mfithaud has spent'i1
in. tPo:ilo R ilto.
Martn L.M~ha4. 2T~h~ ci F enilors in mechanical engineering
Swere interviewed yesterday by NW. P.
tare . ::iha of tip departrett Mathews, of the Proctor and Gamble
Roniance a e, will a s t int company of Cincinnati, regarding po-
Spanish at Northwestern university sitions in that company.
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