THE MICHTGAN DATL Y

WE'DNE'SDAY, MARCH 31, 192G

THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 192G

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plan London-Africa Air Service
HIGH SC HOOL TEAM .....
T'llN Of Unjust VCriii~isSTo W1hich , -," "a
Althletes Are jibjeect °ra uglih. ~ 4
Commients Of P'ublic
-MISS YOIJNGS SPEAKS 4
Ocmnmending the An'n Arbor high r
school basketball team on its record
of 14 victories and only one defeat
during the past season, E. J. Aather, p u.
Varsity basdketball coach, addressed
the members of the squad, their coach, °.>.... I."... {,' . -
manager, and cheerleader at a Chain- -"
leer of Commerce luncheon yester-
day.ftit 5
Coach Mather spoke of the p~eculiar <
position in ^which every athlete and
coach is placed, subject to harsh- crit.-
icisms from the public. "Every move
on the part of the player or* the coach,
every poor play, is likely to be nlis-
construed, resulting in unjust r1>'
marks, which may. deeply effect fhe
idvda.So tithplervh goes out on the floor and does notI
really want to win---or the coach who! Britazin is laying, plains tor a regularairal servic e between London andi
would not sacrifice anything to see South Afr ica, following"tihe return ofI Alain Cobhamn pathfinder, fr om his
his team conic out victorious. There- 16:000 mnile round (1trip to C'ape Town . The photo shows the enthusiastic
fore, the public should be far niore ; ti xeption given the voy ager I n his ar rival at the London airport. Colbhamn's
considerate in their attitudle toward! feat is. ranked witl1 the rpRufld-the-YE orid flight in importance.
an athlete when he fails on a play,"
he declared. I -------t A"s10 ,s. r

TASHKENT, Asiatic .Russia.---A tor-
nado accompanied1 by rains, has swept
Turkestan, causing much loss of life
and property. Railroads have b~een
torn up, hundreds of houses destroy-
ed, wire commnunications disrup)ted.
Troops are aiding the sufferers.

TOKIO.-Invention of an airplane!
with a helicopter attachment, whihh
it is hoped wil make aviation safe,
has been announcedl by Lieutenant
Commander Matsu naga, professor m..
the Naval college.
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AHIGAN STUDENT WINS Add1 aut
Inn, gyDr.VWarren C. Hunter, late of t]
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fIrican u niversities by t he Inter col- I -_____________
legiate Prohibition association, it was I A if YOUR SUBSCRIPTIQ ONW\.''
learned yesterday. lazahbl, wiho is
fromn Colombia. South Anie.ica, zwrote a i
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Miss Clara, Yolings, head of the 1Rights of the Ihidividlua I."
home economics departnient of the; The competition, v~hicli has bleen
public schools, also addressed the ! going on for a year, was for the best
luncheon.j paper on the world problem of (Irili
andl the international influence of Am-
LONDON.-The censor has refused ierican prohibition. Seventy-tw o stin-
licenses to 15 plays out of 191 sub- i (lents from 29 countries entered thel
Knitted to him so far this year. !contest.

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