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sterday afternoon, Joseph
for the remainder of the
regulations. ,
it held by Roelof Lanting,

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CONDUCT TEST THIS WEEK OF NEW , STEVENS TO TALK traininI. T:
ANGELL HALL TELESCOPE LENSES H ERE TOMORROW :rairoads as
Grands, the
"Tests are being conducted this watch it. It will commence at 1:45 Mr. John F. Stevens, president of St. Paul, and
week in the new Angell hall observa- a. m. and will be visible until 3:5; the American Society of Civil Engi- si of the C
tory, since the lenses have been in- a. m. neers, will be a guest of the Univer~ Pacific, and
stalled in one of the telescopes, and However the most important eclipse sity tomorrow morning. Students and made vice-pr
we hope to be able to put the new by far, is the eclipse of the sun, and faculty will Pe given an opportunity Three years
equipment to regular use next week," this will occur on June 19. An eclipse to hear him at a special engineering president in cl
stated Prof. Ralph H. Curtiss, direc- of the sun is not as common an oc- assembly to be held at 11 o'clock in New York, Nc
tor of the observatory yesterday. At currence as an eclipse of the moon, Room 311 of the West Enginering
present the astronomy classes are and this one is attracting world-wide Building. OHIO-Pro
using the regular University Observa- attention. This eclipse will not be ( Mr. Stevens, who has risen to great maintain that
tory for their work. visible in the United States but it will prominence in public affairs, started' dents are not
The year, 1927, ought to prove to be clearly seen in Alaska, northern his career with little or no technical quired work.
be a big year in the field of astron- Canada, the British Isles, Norway,,
omy, especially in respect to the e- Sweden and Lapland.~
lipses. Five eclipses in all will occur ..-. -__
this year, two of which are to be in ! 0II-In a suit preferred by pri-
June, lhe said. vate book concerns against students
On the morning of June 15, there at Ohio State University who decided
?will be an eclipse of the moon. This to run and operate their own book
will be visible in Ann Arbor and the store, the state supreme court return- Again TONIGHT at 8:1'
astronomy classes are planning to ed a verdict in favor of the students.
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dents were denied special permission to
'30D; Julius Pochelon, '30; H. Russell
i; Morris Lichtenstein, '29; Warren A.
7.
rulipgs will subject the offender to im-
sity.
The Automobile Committee.
school of Education, called for Monday
Friday, May 20, 4:05 p. m., Room 109,
C. 0. Davis, Secretory.
fence and the Arts:
ture to students expecting to enter the
ted, on "The Profession of Law." The
May 17th, at 4:10 P. M., in Room 25,
John R. Effinger.
se who teach first-year courses in Room
9:00 a. m.
James W. Glover.

and Military Law will be
'day, May 14th, betwen 9:00

Ifanold ?'lelberg.

ual on Friday of this week. Pro-
and Professor Sellars Course 110.
Ruth A. Rouse.
the proposed trip to Detroit 'on

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se this week. Lecture Friday, at
A. 'S. Aiton.
the American Society of Civil En-
ed engineers in the United States,
mg, May 14th. He will address the
g Building, at 11 o'clock. Seniors,
eially invited and urged to attend

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President of the Kansas City 'oint
ck Land Bank has been indicted
a federal grand jury at Kansas
y, Mo., on 61 counts, charging fake
ries, conspiracy to defraud, and
nipulation between the bank and
er finance companies. Five asso-
tes also were indicted.
POMONA-The experiment has been
tituted in having voluntary attend-
ce to some classes.
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T. Price, for ,nine years a resident of China, has been
on the subject, "What Lies Back' of the Present Situation
Price sailed from Shanghai on April 1st. : The lecture
Room C of the Law Building, Friday, May 13th, at 4:15
is is invited to attend.
Homer Grafton.
ege Faculty:
social dinner was postponed to May 16', Monday.This
eld at the Union at 6:30 P. M. for the second and fourth
clude names from Demmink to Kazarinoff, and Pawlowski

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Social Committee.-

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erary Circle will' be held this evening
Hall.
S. Skarbinski, Pres.
Institute, the school that gives an in-
il laws of business, may meet Mr. Wm..
ent, today byappointment, at the Whit-
,ho assisted during the winter concerts
May Festival, starting Wednesday
through Saturday.
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