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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY


OVER 50 INCLUDED
IN FRESHMAN BAND

Dr. Shairer W ill Inspect Unio0n () tiiizaicn can funiction more effec-
In nteestOf erm n S ude ts f :y in the matter of supplying food
In InterestOf German ;Kiatnce of all kinds to the'
>. ' E l er since the close of the
Dr. Reinhold Shairer, director of the ing, of w hi (h-,h he heaid so niucin hv ee peae
German Students' Co-operative assoc-, from iTilioa ichztn ':I <I, , where students might obtain whoiC,
iation, who is in America for the pur- woO hi ,St tdft(Olh i'1 fo_- cight and ten cents p~er
pose of securing a loan of $2,000,000 t su. ir' iii 9 pl e '1e funds su)ppliedl by the Stu-'
~~~~ a to build s(dnlnos nGra ent ;r -. ;hip Drive made this work
tuildrsitucentrsUillariv in Gran stu(lf If Vlor: i) O a)0)15 ver- I ibe urngthe war and since that;
~~~~~,,.siy centers' iliarie(ninn"ctyf' ~tevi where his Oile the German government has
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taken up the burden. years in American Industries. Per- BERLIN.-Chancellor luter to'l
I Dr. Shairer is now in Detroit endea-? mission has been granted him by the the party leaders today hatth, gov-
voring to make arrangements with department of state for entrance each erment will resign af ter thelcarno
several automobile manufacturers to Year of 200 student laborers over the pact signing cererrmny iin London ron
take care of part of the 200 German annual quota for Germany. ] Dec .1, and that a new lcablinetr will be
studlent laborers who will be sent over j formed in synipa11y with ;hkI ,ocarao
to) America next year to work for two PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW. policies and olglos

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Practice Cla ssical and Concert
Numnbers Next Week To Be
Played At Band Bounce

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building. Dr. Shairer is desirous of!_


FINISH ORGANIZATION
Surpassing in number the predic-
tions of Varsity band men and band
r' managers, the freshman band now in-
cludes more than 50 men who are re-
porting regularly for practice.
In addition to the regular band
personnel, a complete saxaphone sex-
tette has been organized to play the
feature numbers for the organization.
Until the present time, this musical
organization of first-year men has
been practicing college airs to be
used at pep meetings, grid-graphs,
and freshman functions at the Union.
Beginning next week, members will
start learning classical and concert
numbers to be played at the Band
Bounce and other musical events.
This is the first year that the
freshman band has continued its or- I
ganization so far into the college year.)
Its members are considered as reserv-
es of the Varsity band; men to fill
the vacancies in the Varsity organ-
>y ization next fall will probably be
tchosen from the freshman band. The
University is one of the few in the
country that demands a satisfactory
scholastic standing of its band mem-
bers; 23 hours of University credit
and eligibility at all times are re-
quired.
Band officials believe that the cal-
ibre of Michigan's Varsity band will
be greatly increased if bands similar
to the organization of the class of
'29 are made up each year from the
ranks of the first-year men.
ANGELL TELLS MORAL
Former Faculty _3Lember Lectures On

seeing the first university union build-

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Schiool Of Reli1gion Series
Moral problems of the lawyer were
discussed by Judge Alexis C. Angell,
'78, of Detroit, speaking as the third
lecturer in the series of the School of
Rleligion, in room C of the Law build- j
ing yesterday afternoon.
"A lawyer is always confronted
with moral problems," said Judge An-
gell. "Moral problems are involved
in the relations of a lawyer with the
courts, other lawyers, his clients, and
his community. Many clients go on
1 the theory that the end justifies the
mens , so that an attorney is often
# temped to present in court an infer-
ence of fact or a conclusion which, he
does not sincerely believe. But he
must avoid even the color of deceit.
"Due to the great~ increase in the
number of lawyers in the large cen-
ters of population, there have been
included men of low moral tone. This
minority has been responsible for
most of the criticism of the legal pro-,
fession."
Judge Angell was a member of the
faculty of the Law school from 1893
to 1898, and at the present time is an
attorney in Detroit. He is the son
of James Burrill Angell, fourth pres-
ident of the University.
Increase Police3
Force For Today
More than 40 officials, coming from
Detroit, Toledo, and the state, will
he added to the local police force
for duty in this afternoon's game.
The increased number of out-of-towii
officers is made necessary by the
crowds of automobiles and pedestrians
'Which are anticipated by the city po-
lice department.
Let The Daily sell it for you thru
the Classified columns.--Adv..

France is sending General Duport
to Syria to make a complete investi-
gation of Druse uprising and prepaie, e . -VC 1Oc80 _e-
an answer to international criticisms ___________
of French massacres of natives. The
report is awaited with interest, in A S OC TT O AR I
view of League of Nations' demand
for an explanation.
AMERICANS CAN TAKEE
CARS ABROAD DUTY FREE
(By Associated Press) r ",
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Informa-
arrange to take their cars with them' iFr
into the various countries of Europe,
without being subjected to customs
formalities is detailed in "a department
of..w commerce puiblication released heire
Wnsa.The bulletin explains that automo- 1
biles may be taken for a limited time i t ot o h o n re o o rn
purposes, free of -duty, and that as a!
rule, no duty is levied on used per-
sonal clothing and other articles ne- ± = Y rr the Novel bTwe
cessary for the journey.
IUnion Announces Kenneth~
Turkey Day .Dance ! Louise F
'Tickets for the annual Thanksgiving!, Directed by
Day tea dance at the Union will be - S~enario _by < " L4
I placed on sale at 1 o'clock next Tues-
day at the main desk in the Union s> °,iNER
lobby. The dance, as last year, will!Cas ~
be a general membership affair, and; -AIM1ITIO AL-
will be held in the ballroom from 2:301 11w 'r A A; in "KIII)1S 1VAi!
until 5:30 o'clock Thursday. 'PhilI
Diamond's orchestra will furnish the1 Il hES1' NE IS
music. Tceswl etesm rc
asweek-end daces, $1 aocouple.

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Schuert afaytte Nights, 50c to $3
Bargain Mat., E
Thu1rsday, best scats, $2. Sat. Mat., goc to $2,50E
Tel. Cadillac, 8705
10th WEEK
The -STUDENT PRINCE
The Musical Triumph of a Generation
Thanksgiving Mat. Tickets Ready
ARR K Eves. - 50c to $.50
G ARRIG Wed. Mat. 50c to $1.50
Sat. Mat. 50c to $1.50
'Last Night's Audience Gree ted
THEGORILLA"
with Whoops and Howls of Laughtter
Funniest Show on Earth !
FR~IENDLY ADVICE: Secure Seats Early
Nights 75c to $1.50
Bonstelle Playhouse TusTnr.St
Mats. 50c and 75c
'~Woodward at Eliot Tel. Glendale 9792
SECOND AND LAST WEEK
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In the Molnax Romantic Comedy
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