STUNDAY, NOVEMBEs PR 15, 1925

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Dr. Walter N. Koelz of the bureau

of fisheries, who recently returned ' i t opmi wor. ritr wrtpatiincawes n
from his arctic trip with the McIii- ,. ' ' 1_ ;.a c . ter failes.patiig lwes Bn
an expedition, will address tKiirnfamilies
and their wives at a dinner at 6 o'-' N1 IY-l?1 .-Ignfla ?'lIdc'w- Sal fAtat
clock tomorrow at the Masonic terni- ( In anCfI~1ogrsaSm ake sf tatoo fal
*ple. Dr. Koelz, who was invited b) e Yr n ylandI
the National Geographic society to z a p r(-,ier of the r elie1'mhhe et Po-i away fromNe YokadMrln; .
make the trip for the purpose of vl hlas iu11, . rri e'1 in the U~nited! because of their wetness. lie gave
studying animal life in those regions, ;Mates icr a con-ert tour of this (coun-I the Anti-Saloon league convention his Re ,ad]
will relate some of his experiences try. ideas.

(Open for
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r. C. S. Yoakum of the School of .:::..:....:......
Fus~inuss Administration will talk on
"I\4easuring Personality", before a
meeting to be held under the auspices
Hof the vocational .guidance committee'
of' the Student Christian association
at;7 o'clock D.-onday night in Lane:
halt auditorium. Dr. Yoakum was di-
rector of the bureau of personnel re-
search at Carnegie Institute of Tech-.
nology before coming to Ann Arbor i4 .."
and ,has 'had considerable experienceF:
etireting personnel research in in- ?
dustrial plants.:}<::.{ ,:
,Te salient qualities of a good bus-'
iiesman, as Dr. Yoakum will out- Charles P. Taft II
lime them, are genuine honesty, in-! Charles P. Taft II,. Cincinnati law-'
(10ryand ability to get along with
o excuties nd sborinats. er and son of chief justice of Su-
EMoyers desire these qualities in' preme court of United States, is new
t z members of their organization, president of International Y. M. C. A.
according to TDr. Yoakumn. He believes;

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A Special' Performance c- md --, '.Ae tho comedy
(B.Rqu sti' INot Puoilahr Comesans t _hc Core y Cast mIt
(By Request) , ~for the Year 12'?l eGmyG
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