THE MICHIGAN DAILY

ILLCRUFEE UIONJs' Diplomatic Chief
Q4NUET TICKET S Ll 2 I
ins Nearly Com~pleted For Annual
F'athers' And Sons' Week~ End; i.
Pr'esident Little To Speah
CAP NIGHT PO)STPONED)

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LOCAL -SPONSORS OF NATIO,
~IA1?KED PUBLIC INTEREST

NA CiL CAN(
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CE WEEK.'REPORT cancer clieis are being organizedl
FIc. E.XAMINA TIONS throughout the wountry in the attempt
tomale the early treatment of cancer
cases recognized as thre most logical
and biologists who1 ha'e spci ali:!ed in cure andi preventative. In the ma-
t~lestud ofcafier.haveuiited ll ority of cases of cancer, reports show
stressingtbSO i12 PON nvu eof INYIY that the pait?int-s not had case T-

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More than 125 replies and accept-
ances have been recei~ved~ from fathers
by the committee in charge of the Fa-
thers' and Sop~s' week-en~d program,E
it wajs announced yesterday by Rogeri
W. Greene, '28, who is chairmatn of the.
commnittee. A large n'umber of star-
dents have also bouight tickets for
themselves and their fathers at the
d1esk in the Union where the tickets
are being sold daily from thr'ee to-
five o'clock.
The tickets now being sold am.~ for
the banquet to be ,held in the Union
assembly hal*j conmplimentary~ tickets
for the father's use of the Union
s'wimmin~g pool, for the track m1eet tt
~Ferry field, and~ for the mnotion pic-
ture ao.t the Arcadle threatre Saturday
night. They are priced at $1.00.
Plans are~ nearly complete for thre
banquet program. President Clarence
Cook Little, J. Arthur Whitworth, '94,
a nA Lester F. Johnson, '27~L, president
of the Unioni during~ the past year,
have consented to speak on thke pro-
gram. Prof. Arthur L. Cross, of' the
1--istory department, will be the toast-
master. The banquet is the main eventl
of the week-end. It will also open i i
since Cap Nright, which was originallyl
the opening event, has beeni posttion-
cd. _Nothing has berm substituted for~
thie Crap night ceremonies as yeti.
President Little will be the main
speaker on the program. Ho ehas not.
alnnounced his subject.

Locali sponsors of National Cancer 'terdlay, according to hospital reports
week last night expressed their'satis- Dr. Recuben Peterson, of University
faction over the public interest shown hospital, general chairman of Cancer
in the campaign to familiarize th)e week throughout Michigan, decla,,ec<
American pnbi4l with the preventiont that thus far thde results of thn, free
and treatment of canicerouts disea'se<. clinics have shown that the public iL,
Large numbers of persons wvere re- vitally iuitrestedl in the finding of aj
ported to- have an'plied for examnina- satisfactory _cure and1 preventative
tion at thre free clinics which ir treatment for cancer. Many lives'
being held all this week at Univer Sity- have been saved througch- the exan-tina-
and St. Joseph's' Mlercy hospitals, more'btis of free clinics, he state-.
than 108 persons being examinedl at,; Stne the time of the announcement
the two institutions up, to noon yes-'of free clinic examinations, phy-sicians
'CORN WELL 'COAL- COKE
Scranton, Pocahontas
' ~Kentucky and west Virginia Coal
Solvay and Gas CokeI
''this business has. been growing ever-
wince it'was established. The secret-
"giving absolute satisfaction to our
customers." We believe it pays to do
buis i n' it friendly way., If you
, think so too, le's get toodther.
CO N6 WE LC AL C K

treatnment of the dsae andl show agu os(d u t i too late for sue n egnoli
by statistical reports tht mn ie otr hope, throug'h the illstituo lb.
Which ha~ve been edlsiylst fNatuional Cancer wveek, to remedy Who,
It is for the pturposeof dc~i~It condition by famniliarizing the" half l
the public up to aoeea raia~ public wvitht the importanice of early spanl,,l
of the facts about cancer that f ree treatment of the disease. . -

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- Toasted Swi elhop
(= ; ! An -ir of diff c reicc and un~iqueness prevails at
Dan's Den, The food~ is excellently prepared
A rideffectively served,
Our coffeCe is exceptional.

A newr portrait-snap of Genaro Es-
trada, Mexico's new mlinister of for-
eign relationls. He has the reputa iln
of beinig a tactful diplomat;
Court Dec ision Will
Return Irish Funds
To Origin al Donors


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Mr. Whuiwortnl, prominent alumnnus IOFF'ICE, LGliN WEiL14L LOCK
Rapids and who has a son in the lini- over X2.500,000 subscribed in this coun-I Phones, Office: 4551-4552 Yard Office: 5152
versity, will speak fromn the fathrer's' try to the ca-use of the Irish republic
poin ofvie. Te reula tlronwas settled today, but it was a bit hard
(lance orchestra will play during the totl'utwo a h inr
banquet. "
A. room committee is arranging the Supreme cou~rt Justice Peters ruled ,"I~Ilfu~Ilh~hIIIIIrtIIIr~I~Ill~~~II~~iI1~IIl1IiI1
Ithe money sihoulereured toerstnhe-
rooms in Ap.Aorncsae telon ilo ohty
this commitfor.ouinselatofees. Aoghe atorneyst
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trdobtandther dcesat el-once t the ibers' hoight cdswyersidnthe _..sad o h.°al~ ~
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to obtinthirtikes tsnceat-ncrbeschoboghtbodstoaiate'ross~
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deakdin3.he0Unio Wso that finalbefora free Ireland.. You will see
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forainmnd opoetogts may-bemade. byteIost Repbiw hichnd wasu-. mhentv an .d watchdthe dpro e
cornng he ral ssusinthepr eanted by teamonshFDee Vae, ransed
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Friday, Theatteend.aIe.tc+QQ i o ae ing~h ati
Pricel pillneer l May 13,
OR~EGN- hrStiantaseoat theon te be(turned overa to it, as thecaspearanceu yourur
-pt ofsuonjeetatatL e d a poofe dJntilthe repu.i - cbyochtnes
amendmein Chinc heubliveias, ni CRN 1oyu.aeaprd.n
(erdcnrlo h cho ae' 1. t~ ioneent Cr oa.th peaaceyu
edtoia poi cy rostu ts athe io t he' ye ai i s'InCa mili
suetilconi.lcyfro th edtorto heirttae Priote (toIn=.They Twill look better and
- ou will feel better after you
have had, them cleaned andl
Founders ofth Pneumatic Tr Industry prs datorL u ry
- mayRingShaped Tubes "Our Press Builing Statin V open
M encompetition necessitates a superior product made - - ecntigs unjfil 8 o'clock."
wr u ayicraein cost. , Maufa~cturing ine tbe-i
no exception. -I.
Compare, for instance, anl ordinary tube and a Dial ~-cued
ring-shaped tube. I 4
Inflate both of these tubes and on the inner surfaces of the o
ordinary tube you will find a large number of ripples. These"
ripples arnd wrinkles are the result of forcing the straight.'2 8J
madreli-cured tube to become round- .andf every ripple rep- ;816
resents -a point of possible weakness. The circular-cured tube,
on the other hand,- will have a _smooth surface all around,
indicating that the rubber is in an unistretched conition and
able to give much more service. than is usually expected of ":.
a tbe. SMTH IRECO.White, Swan Laundry ..
I ~3 1 H TownC Distributor - ~N "Ann Arbor's Leading Cleaners"
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