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TO METTNIGHV
Tress Cub,,tinder Direti on of Prof.
John L Brumni to MaTke Plans
For Coming Year
WILL INVITEEDITORS E
glPans fiortle year wil be discussed
the first 'meeting ,of the Student.
en cuu to be.,held at 7.:3Q o'clock
t n t I n the l Iditoral room in the
d u>dkal building.
I c ing to Prof. John L. Brumn,
the journalism department and
4onsor of the organization, the con-
rete formation will be left to the
,sudents. He will suggest that tere
a. new chairman for each meeting
bo shall chose such assistants as he
~y need to arrange the program.
~Last year the club met at thc Uion
~cry two weeks for luncheon, but
4is year since the department of
journalism has adequate quarters the
4eetings will be held there. These
r oms are on the third floor of the
od medical building.
,As in past years the organization
ill invite leading journalists of the
slate to visit Ann Arbor and address
t ie club. These men include editors
a d writers of Detroit newspapers as
11 as others throughout the state
All students who are enrolled inI
j 'urnalism courses or who intend to
f ;flow the curriculum in journalism a
ae eligible for membership in the y
o ganization. 'g
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LOOK AT THIS
September 29th, 1926.
' tCobbler Poet,
1i Arbor, Michigan.
,e, the members of the Up-town
1 ns Club, earnestly solicit your
sence at our regular Friday lunch-
cb held on October 8th, on the fif-
n th floor of the General Motors
Iilding,' at noon.
1indly let me know at your earliest
Cavenience if you will be able to give
a, short talk and entertain us with
st of your famous poems, songs
afdstories.
All of your. expenses will be paid
ad I can promise a bank note that
W.11 repay you adequately for your,
Ltet me hear from you as early as
YFours in the service,
CHARLES E. BUELL, JR.

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Time SPRINGER LEA VES
FOR NEW POSITION
D. W. Springer, University auditor,
uresearch problems for an associa-
tion of public accountants whose
headquarters are in Washington, D.
(C., it was learned yesterday. It was
expected that this work would take
himn at least a year and he had? not
miade definite plans following this en-
gagement.
!Mr. Springer was formerly superin-
tendent of the Homeopathic hospital
Cind in 1922 yeas !appointed, University
{ auditor by the Board of Regents.
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