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Gopher Stadium Not Complete
For Wolverines To Dedicate-

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Civil Engineers Meets
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Rumors emanating from Minne- 'There is nothing but the best of
apolis to the effect that Michigan feelingd for Michigan and from pres-
woul no dedcat thenowGophr ient indications we should sell out the
would not dedicate the new 'Gopher entire seating capacity for the Michi-
stadium at the time of the Michigan- ganMinnesota game. The demand is
Minnesota game on November 1, were much greater than for the dedication


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American and Canadian mem-
the American Society of Civil
rs, who are meeting in De-
is week, are ready to build
at Lakes-St. Lawrence water-
e discussion which took place
.e subject had been introduced
ncis C. Shenehon, consulting
r of Minneapolis, Prof. H. C.
of the Marine engineering de-
it, and L. C. Sabin '90E, of.
t. Marie all of the members of
iety agreed that the thing "can
e." The only question, it ap-
at the session, was one of
.nd means of engineering de-
mly a few times was the econ-
the project questioned and at,
mes it was simply a question
ther the power development
subsidize the improvements
igation.
y the members of the Society
ir guests will visit Ann Arbor:
inspection of the buildings and
s of the University. The ,party
"ch at the Michigan Unionand=
afternoon they will attend the
in-Wisconsin football game.
in Ann Arbor transportation
furnished by the Ann Arbon'
of the Detroit Automobile

confirmed this morning in a telegram
from F. W. Luehring, director of
athletics at the University of Minne-
sota. The reason is that the stadium!
is not completed and cannot be fin-
ished before the middle of November.
"It has been our plan from the be-
ginning, " stated Director Luehring
in his telegram to Director Yost, "to
have the dedication at the time of the!
first big home game and have Home-
coming at the .time of the second big
game.
"The greater University corpora-
tion, which provided the funds for
the stadium, thought that it would be
illogical to dedicate the stadium be-
fore it was fully completed. Although
all the seats are ready, the structure
will not be fully completed until No-
vember 15, at which time the Great-
er University corporation plans thel
dedication.

game."
In commenting on Minnesota's de-
cision, Director Yost said this morn-
ing, "This situation is similar to thec
one which arose at Iillinois last year
when the Chicago game had been
planned as the dedication game. How-
ever, the Illinois stadium was not.
completed until nearly a year later
and so dedication was deferred until'
this year."
Club to Mobilize Women
The General Federation of Women's
clubs, through its slegislative com-
mittee, is stressing the importance of
mobilizing club women for "child
labor amendment drive." Arkansas is
the first state to ratify the amend-
ment.. A two-thirds ratification is
necessary tb make the amendment,j
I adopted by congress, into law affect-j
ing all states alike.

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