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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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LEIAVES SOON
EENLAND TRI1P
Chang Tso- Ln Asks For Co-operation
By Pwers In Fight Upon Soath China
Viliversl.y -Exjwsitlon)
For Ilolsteuijorg May '2S
Fr"ola colwcnhiugoi
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Here On Advertising BANINING OF CARS
Gerald Stedman, vice-presdtl!of ban i&ny the University was the.
the GrenllAvetiig gee o I'
troit-,-will l(1 ''Ie on M9,,My~opno xrsedb h dih
at 4:15 ini room20iauaihl oeof epsnttvsatngt
" Some Mdern Tendel '111<Iici,_- in a (er ftr a del)ate on the subject. The
tising" Prf. rilest WM.-4, , "of111he1arguments brougtht up1)by those 111
schol o buines adinitraionan- avo wee tatcaris operated by stud-
ilXotlC(y! tral us eea C lCSexpense, that
Mr. Stedian is a graiduate of :AlK ihvW er dtinun to sichool work,
ionWcoge. Arcording ito.Professor That Whey were the cause of imnmor-
ihe'r Ae is an oulstandingPman con M,."'.(fnd iscondu ctand tha:t they
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Rhythm, Harmony, Pep
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BOB CRUZE T'S LAK HOUSE
COTON PICKERS
WILL SPEAK IN LONDON
With. the completion of practically
all of the necessary preliminary ar-
rangements, Prof. William H. Hlobbs
of the geology department, wvill leave
Ann Arbor Sunday for New York
where final preparations are being
made for the loading of equipment to
be taken on the second University of
Michigan Expedition to. Greenland this
summer. Accompanying Professor
Hobbs is C. 0. Erlanson of the bot-
an~y department. The two will sail for
Copenhagen, Tuesday, where further
c onnections will be made for the trip
to folstenborg.
The other men in the personnel
of the expedition, which Includes
R. L. Belknap of the geology depart-
ment, S. P. Fer.gutsoqn of the Weather
B~ureau, J. E.' Church, Jr., meteorolo-
gist, 'C. R. KEC11quist, aerologist, Fred
Herz~, photographer, aiid P. C.' os-'
cauiyan, Jr., radio operator, will leave
New York on MN~ay 18, sailing to Bre-
men, and from there will. join Dr.
Hobbs at Copenhagen.
According to present plans, Profes-
sor Hobbs will speak on May 23 be-
fore the Royal Geograp~hical Society
of Lfondon on "The Greenland Expedi-
tion Projects of the University of
Michigan," and will later give an-
other address in Copenhagen. The
complete party will leave Copenhagen
*May 28, on the Danish steamer, "Dis-
Professor Hobbs yesterday an-
nounced the donationi of a $5,0100 gift
from the Daniel , Guggenh~iem ,Fund
for the nromotion of aviation. It was
from this same fund that the, Uni-
versity received a gift of $78,000 last
fall for the establishment of an av-
iation school here. This gift, hie ex-
plained, was granted with the provi-
sion~ that $15,000 additional, in either
money or equipment, be included in
The cost of th~e expedition. It was
donated in the interests of future av-
ilation because of the recognized im-
portance of safeguarding the steam-
ship and air flight lanes across the
Atlantic with an accurate meteorolog-
ical station established' to forecast'
North Atlantic storms.
That, he pointed out, is the main
objective of the expedition this sumi-
mer which is really a continuation of
the preparatory scientific observa-
tions made during the reconnaissance
expedition last year: Extensive detail-
ed mapping, a stjudy of air curents,
determination of the depth of the
Wed., 8:30 to 11:30
F i1. aid Sat,9 t 12
Watch the Drummer
Marslial CV hang Tso -Lin
!V ord of North Chinca, photog r aphed during' an interview with for-
eign correspondents at Peking, whe n he asked for co-operation, of the
powers ini his fight on South China fac tions. With him, 'td' the right of the:
picture; is Dr. Chaopli-in-Po, his leg al adviser.
JAC ~ WIL1 PRINCETON-The original recordi
PLA Y FOR ANNUAL book of Nathaniel Fitz-Randolph, don-'.
LAW YE S' DANCE or of the land upon which the univer-
Jack McGay s Country Club or- habnpentdoteB
chestra, of 'Detroit, has been engagedI
to provide the music for the annual I1________________________________________
spring formal of the Lawyers' club PROFITAVBLE SUIER W011
Which' will be held tonight in the, ih* potuiyo1etn
loune o theT.~~vyes' lubsound business and sales expe-
TVhis orchestra played at the winter rineasaalbl ihrlal
forml an ther~sut~s ommeded national manufacturing concern.
their re-engagement, according to iLibrlcopnato.Wrt!h
John M. Bennett, '27, chairman of the! LeralBrupstCo.Wr411 Wood-
affair. The feature of the evening will PulbrookBdg., Co.,0501Joyod -
be the singing of Ray Meurer, banjo- trioIhoesuet
ist, who has gained recognition for I io'phn.suet Frank 1
his oca rerais reordd wth ean Kuensel, 663G, or Max Shadley
his ocalrefainsrecoded vit Jea , 565..3l
Goldkette's 'Victor recording orches-
'Tle Bidg Pavilion, Whitmore Lake.
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TODAY AND SATURDAY
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Ann A rbo r's'Preiere!
prcscniting the10Dizninutive Vest "Pocket
Comedian
"LITTLE BILLY7
What a roaring. funfest!I What a 'delicious
dish of ribe-racking joy. .Hard-boiled Little
Billy impersonating the dainty daughter of his
Baal Laugh upon laugh. A staggering succes-
A~on of uproarious incidents that will rock you
with delight.
No more needs be said of Rusco Brake Lining. Ask the man
who has them on his car. Our Laundry Service ranks us with the,
best. Call us for appointments.
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Spring flowers and plants will cons-
prise the decorating effects, while
chairs and settees will be placed in
the court behind the Lawyers' club for
the convenience of the dancers. Mem-
bers of the Law school faculty with
their wives will chaperon the affair.
Dancing will continue from 9 o'clock
UnIl 1 o'clock.j
The price of tickets has been set atC
$3.50, and the ticket sale will be open'
to the campus at the office of the Law-!
yers' club. 'this dance will close the
social activities of the Lawyers' club 2
for the year.
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ascertaining the rate of the ice flow'
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lie had to buy a taxi, for he; couldn't hire one ! That it
had been stolen, that it contained a mysterious 10,000-
dollar necklace made'no difference fto this modern Sir Walter
Raleigh-only death could stop him. from getting his sweetie'
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