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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

THURSDi IAY, MIARCIh 10, 1927



IFOSIRJIO OP~SDullard Selected I HOFMA'N, PIANIS~
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OR MILITARY CMpt ::Josef Hofmau Wllelt I h i2V' i}.te 1 ,
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playifg.
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toys,, and his liking W. A :
into inventing nowv thill"., e11o:I
invention, was ian etn~
piano pedal , whichI horet)oo had
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leam, IHut:lvna e 1has ue( w..-
finihe -OwCi h wvork'on o now fric-
12s ~ iri for IflloiV' vehicles,
it for 1-pj ,-" Swhith] will (do a-il:
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:O1I I'I C A S21A~TE. i fO i dthe
mlt~y 11-w ft11ea:'1uo'"a A Ktions ;to
appear oiln ~the emp'sl o nw
I{_1I:'Al;D.- --?'sT .1men rec':.,ly sent
t:) jail for dkisorderly c-euuta rthe
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Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday Night.

DETROIT, March 9--Enrollment!
is now open for the C. M. T. C. camps;
at C~m1 GCustepr, Mich.; Fort
Brady, Mich.; Camp McCoy, Spar-' ~
ta, Wis.; anil Fort Sheriden, Ill., .~..
to any boy hetyween the ages of 17.}
and 24 years, \Vlio is of good moral
character and Pys ically soundi ac-
cording to almotmcement. The Mlcl ,
1gain quota fclr hlichigan C . Mv. T. C.
camps this summer i., 1478, which is.j.
considerably larger than e'l r bufore I'
Ccl. Raymond Sheldon oif the 8%tl
~division who will command Camp Gus-**S.
tre this summer and Lieut-Col. Wade i ~
M illils, a id e to S e c re ta ry o f W a r D a - i , a r a n o u th t h e n i e q o ai
be filled. The offloers are being sup-1I
ported in their attempts to complete' WiI'Inm It;. (a. Bihl;rdl
enrollment by May X15 by many pa- Rear Admiral, V. S. N., retircd, of
trioic oganiatins a wcl as Nledia, Pd~., has been naiiied by Pros-!
m~ros bsines mn trougouttheident Coolidge as chairman -of the
state of Michigan. ; new federal radio control board. 111s
This is a trare chance for young; term is six years. The board is coin-
mien desiring a ,month's vacation liv-; posed of four technical experts and
targein thepen, lfw vnithisti'uandin one 'l1awyer .Its political complexo
taret racice lfe-avig, nd a-is three Republicans and tivo Demo-
g pterius athletics at the expense of the jc ats, thotigh non~e of its giemubers is a
gcvernment. The Union Trust Co. of professional politician. Admiral Buil-
Detroit has enrolled 25" boys this year lard's collcagues and their terms are:
and the National Bank of Commerce Orestes, H. Caldwell, New York, five
is also, solidly supporting the C. M. T.!years; Eugene 0. Sykes, Mississippi,
C. movement. Richard P. Joy, pres- fou r years; Hlenry A. Bellows, Mlnne~
Jdent ,pf the latter adnk sas:"Theoisota, three years; and John F. Dillon,,
bes mehodofavodin '&aris to California, two years.
maethe United States 'respected by'
nlnations of the world because of j MINNESOTA.-Thirty-six Atidents
i t5 power." have been dropiped from the university.
COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN
When in the vicinity of State and Packard streets, you will find
the PAKARD RESTAURANT, American cookinig, a good place to
feat.' Under new management end everything else new.
703 PACKARD
If you are looking for something
new and differ nt in
GREETING CARDS
of all kinds and for every occasion
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