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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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TEAMS FORMING !GRADUATE STUDENT FROM PHILIPPINES I
1SPEC!ALIZING IN AERONAUTICAL WO-RK
DEI~~ATL, L1BiXGre,3Ear 'I'. Zaro, who gradua te d aof engineering, a rrid sa rsn j
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Wiigl Schools Sending in 'Enrollm~ent,, last year from the Massachusetts In-! cializinig inl aeronautics.
stit ut e of Techniology, has enltered l ticIniisinuch as thle I 'hlip*pines are'
I~astr Tlxi I ~t ~lIL radual (s school on a scholars}il)sip pr- oiriposvd of riiore't han 2 ,500 islauios,
jvidledl by the Philippine ,government. of which Luson, Visayon islands, and
Schools from every part of the state:Zaro,,whose home is at Batanga.s, Phil-, Mindaniao are the three largest, Taro
hre enrolled in the Michigan high i ppines, also spent one year at the Ijelievs Ithat t he airplane business
School Rebating league, sponsored lmiivei'sity of the P~hilipipinies, college has a very good future in threse
by the University through the exten- --- islands. This will lalso bring the
sion division, it has been announced. , sa~sit lse eain ~p i
1'nrollment is proceeding withl great- B yna s -li Plane oc
er speed this year than last, and the At present their airplanes, which are
ttal of 200 reached last year is ex- !il Tour Co n r! operated by both American and Pulip
pected to Abe .surpassed.. The closing avia tors daiit ownedl by the American
date for, entries will be Oct. 22, and government, are confined to inter-,
the preliminary debates will begin j(1-y Associated Press) islanid mail and coast guard service.
Nov. 19.1 WASITINGTON, Oct. 6.-The popu-j Efforts have recently been made to)l
The same general plan. for conduct- 'lation of nearly every part of the( estalblish a public [lying school near
ing the contests that was used lastj United States will have an opportun- Luson, Zaro said. At the comipletioni
year will again be followed. After; ity to see tihe airplane in which Lieut. of his work in the University he will
engaging in a series of four prelimn- Corn. Richard E. Byrd made the first 4 inspect this country's flying fields be-E
itiary debates, a number of to s with flight across the North Pole. Ani itin- fore returning home,
the best records will take pa in an erary " for a nationwide tour of the -
elimination contest, which will lead1 ship was made public at the con- Starting from Washington Oct 7,1
to a final state championship debate m cerce department, calling for stops at: the first leg of the journey will be to!
At Ann Arbor. Last year 6 4 schools about X40 cities, north, east, south and New York. Thereafter the plane willi
wion their way to the elimination, and' west. visit these cities:
th~e number for this year will prop-~ Funds for the enterprise have been Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, But-
abeBronze trophy cups-will be aware, fund.and the purpose rwill be to Gugneim-(Indi~iaaolOis, Chicago, Milwaukee,St
edl the two schlools entering tile final !onlstrate the utility of air routes and' Louis, :Kansas City, St. Joseph, Onia-
contest. Prizes will also be awarded! necessity of air ports. Floyd Bennett, ha, Djenver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake C'ity,
bthe Detroit Free Press, including ! who accompaniedl Commander Byrd as E lko, Nevada; Reno, Sail Francisco,
gold watches to the six final debaters, pilot on, his polar dash, will conduct Los Angeles, San Diego, Tucson, Elj
and wall plaques of bronze and wal- the tour, in which the commerce de-j Paso, Fort Worthl, Dallas, Shreveport.
bit, similar in design to tle TTniver- partment anxd other governmentalI Little Rock, Memphis, Monroe, La.; it
city shield, to the schools qualifying agencies are co-operating. Comman- INew Orleans, Birmingham, Atlanta, j"
f entrance into the elimination ser- der Byrd will not participate in the Augusta, Fayetteville or Raleigh. N.C.,
ieq, flight. Richmond. and back to Washington,,


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