TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
JJCHIGAN DAILY
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FRATERNITY MEN g ,
Pr~eacher Says Fraternity Of Past Was
Constitated Of Snobs 'Who Were
Exclusive and Bound By Secrets
"GIVES SERVICE TODAY"
rNEW YORK, Nov. 30.-By making
the student member realize that his
fraternity life is the beginning of
*world service, college fraternities can
be converted into a national asset, Dr.
Jahn Allen Blair, pastor of Tabernacle
Presbyterian church told 300 frater-
nity mn attending the 17th annual
interfraternity conference here.
"The fraternity of the past was con-I
stituted of snobs," Dr. Blair s'aid,
"who were exclusive and bound to-
gether by secret ties. Fraternity men
formerly shut out the world and look-
ed only at each other. Now they are
beginning to realize the new ideal of
world service and are learning how
to handle the great problems of life.
"The fraternity today is a great na-
tional force because it is composed of
Souths. It has greater potentialities{
for service than any group now or-
ganized to promote the welfare of
'man. Don't conisder fraternity ideals
as cards to play with, but as tools for1"
great world service," he plead.
TOURISTS FLOCK TO
PACIFIC P191GROUND
1-ILO, Hawaii, Nov. 30.--Figures re-
cently made public by Thomas Boles,
superintendent of the Hawaii National
Park, show that during the year end- I1
Sing Sept. 30, a total of 64,000 people I
visited Uncle Sam's mid-Pacific play-i
ground.
According to Boles' report, 20,000 ofj
that number represented men of the
United States fleet, which was in Ha-
waiian waters during the months of
April and May. The total also in -
cludes 2,500 men and officers from the,
Japanese training ships Wtich visited1
Hawaii at various times.
TOLEDO, 0.-Jesse E. Lynch, su-
perintendent of the Kellogg mills at
Battle Creek, is dead.
LONDON.-More than $4,000,000 in
bullion was "spirited" from a ship to
the Bank or England as whisky.
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A twelve year battle for basic pat-
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WARSAW-Premier Count Skrzyn-
ski has completed the cabinet he
formed a week ago by appointing Gen-
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