Si NDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1926
THE MICHIGAN ..DAILY
QUICK PANAMA FLIGHTI
Prov ing Scalllafies Can iiRe Moved To
Zone Ilapidly From IHamnptoni Roads
Wa~s Chief Objective
Former Enemy Navies Renew F rindship WASHINGTON.- Many tributes to!I HOW DENSH IRE, YORKSHIRE,
the workers who care for the Anmer - Eng.-The Conservatives retained the
iaceeeisoverseas are lbeinrg re- parliamentary seat for the Blowden-
:.:>:::.:>:: ;;.... eivedby the , aT depar tment from T shire division of the East Riding of
::" >:. ; :::z : s~ :.: ._. :. ....... . t ourists. i..orkshir e in Friday's b'. -electhon.
OMAYEr t Hf1: ''TI 1I LEFT TO'0ORDER
PER SO*N A1, GREE{,ITNGQ CARDS AND ST TTOtiERY
We ha ve also a splendid array of cards, serious and humoraus,
for (lihisntmas greetings. Select yours while the selection is still
great.
Phlone 4744 l1I Southl University Phone 4744,
LUBRICATION AT FAULT
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Proving
that modern naval seaplanes can be
moved quickly from Hampton Roads
to the Panama Canal, Lieut.-Co. IH.
T.' Bartlett ad the three other in-
trepid members of the crew of the
PN-0 No. 2 have accomplished the
main objective of their hazardous
flight.
They arrived at Colon, C. Z, late
Friday, completing their 2,060-mile
flight over the vast reaches of water
in the face of unexpected motor lu-
brication diffculties.
The plane's failure to make the
trip without stopping may have rob-
bed the venture of a little of its gla-
monr but dlid not diminish its value
from a technical standpoint.
'As it is the log of the flight con-
tains plenty of romantic appeal. Tak-
ing off at Norfolk shortly before dusk
Tuesday with heavy burdens of fuel,
Commander Bartlett's plane and its
companion, the PN-10 No. 1, headed
south on a practical test of the new
machines which was intended to sur- i
pass the world distance record for N
their class established by Coi. John -
Rodgers n his nearly disastrous flight
ftrom the Pacific coast to Hawaii last a
year.
Soon it was found that the lubri- re
ating system of the motors was not t
standing the strain, resulting in aC
greater-consumption of oil than had
been counted on. This difficulty_
brpught Commander Bartlett down on
the Isle of Pines, but the No. 1 plane
continued for nearly 300 miles farther
Olto the Caribbean until a break in
an oil feed pipe so complicated its
troubles and a landing at sea was
necessary.
Athletic Managers
Elect New Leaders; !
Establish Loan Fund
At its recent annual meeting, the
Michigan Athletic' Managers club
elected its officrs for the coming
year. The members chosen are asJ-
follows: President, Thomas Clancy,
'09, of Ishpeming, who was 'football i
manager in 1909; vice-president, S.
Wells Utley, '02, of Detroit, and base-
ball manager in his undergraduate
days; secretary and treasurer, T.
Hawley Tapping, field secretary for
the Alumni association.
In its liusiness session, the club
established a student loan fund to be
Itnown as the Michigan Athletic Man-
agers' loan fund. A stadium bond was
Ourchased by the club, and arrange-
ments for the ticket privileges accru-
ing were made whereby those' mem-
ers scorng the highest number of
points in attendance will receive the
seating advantages.
Atkins Will Deliver
2nd'TalkTuesday
Dr. G. G. Atkins, pastor of the First
Copregational church in Detroit, will
deliver a lcture 'Tuesday at 4:15
o'clock in Natral Scien c auditorium
oin the subject "Chritianity as Re-
demption and Deliverance." Thlis is
the second of th series that Dr.
Atkins is delivering under the mi-
ulices of the School of Religion, ol the
general topic "The Changing Aspects
of the Christian Ideal." The public
is cordafly invited to atten.
Foote, '16, Selected!
-For Newv ork Post!
Wilibam Foote, '16, has been ap-
ponted New York correspondent for
thke Chicago Daily News, it heas been
learned at the Alumni assocation head-
quarters ee.
Foote has been attached to the staff
of the Daily News for svn years,
onitsn to its staff firom the Chicago
T'ews bureau.
BERIN.--Advices fronm Smole'Sk,
russin, say the largest power house inl'
Europe is about to be consortcted a
the source of the Dnieper rivear.
L ONDO .-A schemie to tai . Amer-"
icanIplax p~mroduced inl Engl 1and is bc-
ing discus sed b)y British producers.
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An American admiral inspects sailors on a German battleship for -the
first time since the war,. Picture showes Vice-Admiral Wells, United States
Navy, inspecting~ sailors on the German battleship "Elsas" in Kiel harbor.
NAPLE.-Romnan tombs containing' LOS ANGELES.-A train of 40 cars
almost pulverized bones and artistic was required to move a single boulder
relics dating back three. centies be- at Jasper.
[ore Christ, have beei discovered near
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saved 1,000 lives during his 50 years'
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