SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1925

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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School Officials Approve Work
Of High School Debate .league'

Prominent school officials in De-
troit and Lansing have approved1 ac-
tivities of the Michigan High School'
Debating league, and have signified

j htii froil I)i po){s!iblO(champnlifship
honor,,.,Ithe (contesting tdebaters not
only acquire a t1 paining in sel'-expres-
sion aend pob:e, but gain knowledge
from the :subjects chosen for deb~ate.

Forester' Surves
West For Lasting
P ulp Wood Supplyt
IAt thle present ra te of con umptliof
of pulp wood in the East the slip;4y,
is rap~idly dimuinishing and will not:
last longer than 20 or 25 years., said'
John F. Preston, '07, fores ter for the;
Hlam mermill Paper Co_, Ere,. Pa., y es-
terdlayw, when he visited the fore~stry!1
'(depar'tment here.
Mr. Preston has made a generg~I
survey of Minnesota and i\1ichigali re-
garding the possibility of, finding" a]

their intention to cooperate with the I-____________
league to the fullest extent.
In commenting upon tue league's le Syracuse football team is en-
1925-26 program for state-wide debat-! route to Indiana for the game Matur-
ing contests, Frank Cody, superin- days with the Hoosiers.
tendent of the Detroit high sclioolkp,_______________
and Thomas E. Johnson, Lansing, sup-
erintendent of public instruction,
'urged state high schools to enrroll A Q A T RS
debating teams on the league's roster.. '
The league begins its new season withF R
the start of a series of debates Nov.ROR
20 in which most of the high schools
of the state_ will take part., The final; WIIllt a Sioade Frames
championship debate for the state will;I
be held in Ann Arbor in the spring, Iremera ~f IPlaque Franmes
and }kith individual and team .awards~
will be offered by the Detroit Free S? (,I14 1l (lulfils
Press. O ,t 'llril
The superintendlents pointed out ,,.,

peri urln ,i.sulpply of1)pulp)wood. After
a g; ncr ul e';uuiinat ion hie was of the
opinmiou lbAtt linnesota has more ex-
tlISi VO soS 01", ofspruce for pulp
W(24 lhu has ichigan.
lie deie that the, only remedy i
for t he p] : errvation oft he pulp wood
ir~O~r a in.New York and
I 'cnnrsylvyr nfl are taking t he lead in
Iiiis anrd su pply fron, 10 to 20 mil-I
lion fe"4tcif pulpi wood a year.
Mr. P re;;t On special jzed in forestry
wo~ wiil inthe1Unit rrity and has
been in thme Fderaliforestry service
for 1 e;r, this year being his first
v it h the -Ilaivimerinill concern.
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