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FORESTE-RS PLAN -FOR
TIM BERPRESERVATION
AT FEDRI MEETING
CONSERVrII .1 ND
-4O.ESTRYHED ATTNDS
llamaz;., 9ies Presenf t AtConferene
~ ~ci1 nviatonOf Na-
tiou:d Orgaiaion
Saiue T Dana and three
ava'rs toi the fac<ulty of the S'chool
ui~~~ 14e1 n adConservation return-
t d fromt ChOicago yesterday where they
au~eulcd national meeting of for-
ieL aldlumbeymen called ;by the
]tab~ ~toi Commerce of the United
';-. Dan Dana received a special
nvitation to the meeting.
tiongte resolutions passed by
hfore sters were: to continue re-.
ibstaion, to provide adequate pro~
:;:Oen gaist forest fires, to procuro
d a~ ~.leand stable taxation of
stw~ Ja4i. to continue research into
x. . ia au,! economic problems of
oies id, d to gain complete recog-
ni ion by- tlicpeople of the states and
;lderal government of responsibility
feur the forest land.

AWAITING WEATHER FOR SOLO FLIGHT OVER PACIFIC

VF RATERNi TY COUNCIL TO
HOLD MEETING TUESDAY,

jFinal action of the Interfraternity
council against the auto ban will he
the chief b~usiness of the special V0(e,
ing of that. body, to be held on N;OV.
22.
At the last meeting action was de-
' (~erred to put the resolution in a n." z e
' formal form. This special sess;ion has
b~een ordlered1 by XWayne Schroedler,)
'29, 'to arrive at the ultimate decision.
' 'A committee, composed of John If.
Glover '28, Douglas F. Doubleday '2<a,
and J. A. Roesch '28, is framing the
protest in the terms necessary for
fi Ilpresentation to the Boardl of Regents.
The deferred rushing p~roblemn will
also come under considerationi at the
Imeeting. The Interfraternity council
has been debating on this question~

for four or five 'years, but action at
the p~resent tim-c seems to b
needed, as the U'niversity authorities
are threa3tening to take the m iatter
into thir own hands due to the inter--
ference of fraternity rushing andi
Freshman Week projects. The con-
sidlerat ion of the problem at the me-
*ne 'Tuesday will probaiy lbe coni ined
to discussion, although llitispsil
a committee will be appoiit ee to loo k

tup) the re~ports male inl previouls year.
Two delegates w ill bhe lected t
this meeting ,to atte,'1d the cssion~s of
the Nationa-l liitetfrat ernity coluncil to
be held(iin New, xYoirk cn Nov. 25 and
D~ues of f_"e dolla'rs f rom each iifra-
te'] nity msWbe piat this1meeingl;,
othrwie te louseswill be liahe to
explsNioll n):rom thet, ounil.

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A . G iles, B ritish a cre, fo r his flig h t a s p la nn e-d lfro m S a n F e a t]( ( ) w o to N ewZa a n , b v y of l ~ w i , S a o : n r u t ,l

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Openting~ Natijonal League Iiockey Sea soi
DETROIT VS. OTTAWA

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Ann Arbor Welcomes You
Minnesota Fans, the More the Merrier !
We'll All Be at the Stadium, but AFTER
the ,Game Join Our Fun Fes tival
For An Hour


.Nov. 2

Tuesday Eve.

Nov-4. 22,

Avance Reported
Tihe Chambers were instrumental i
providing ,for an ample supply . of
wood upi ° Jbc 470000,000 acres ot
land that "will be idle if not kept In
forest. Reports of committees at tie
m:eeting showed that despite advers
conditions an amazing advance I
forestry has been mpade in the United
States during the last 25 years and
rspecially within the last ten years,.
It was found that a majority of th
owners of r extensive forest lands of
the west and .south and in other re-
gions maintain ownership of their
cut-over lands, and protect them from
fre despite heavy taxes. Some 2VF
corp~orations owning an aggregate
area of 21,000,000 acres-nearly equal
to the whole of the forests of France
-have reported the adoption of for-
est management policies.
Recommendations passed at the
meeting approved of the Clarks-Mc-
Nary national forestry act which will
inciease the annual appropriations
towards forestry and will enable ex-
tending fire protection throughout the
country. A resolution was also passe1
to investigate the land taxation sys-
tems of the country and to revis
them to the end that local puli
revenues shall be protected; and at
the same time, the vital public eco-
:omic interests of the communities
shall be safeguarded. A comprehens-
ive forestry research was authorized
and vigorously supported. A measurswne hrb Cnrs ilpo
vide an appropriation for this re
search. This will make reforestation
andl wood utilization more intelligent
ly understood.
The National Chamber of Commerce
called the meeting to interest lum-
ber-using companies in commercia
forestry.
STUDENT RATINGS
FOR YEAR ISSUED
B~DEAN'S OFFICE
Scholarship charts indicating the
scholastic standings of the fraterni-
ties, soroities, and dormitories on
tht, campus are now being mailed to
the house presidents from the office
of the dean of students. These charts,
in addition to giving the average
maintained by each organization fo
the school year of 1926-27, have tab-
ulated the positions by each house
since the scholarship chart ws firs
"instituted.
In addition to mailing a copy to
each -of the house presidents, the of-
fice of the dean of students also is
sending a chart to the national head-
quarters of the various fraternities
and sororities on the campus.
MICHIGAN ALUMNI
TO HEAR RETURNS
The University of Michigan Club of
New Fork City is to hear the results
ok the game today' over a private wire.
'The members will meet at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon for the game returns.
Following the game, the club will re-
pair at 6 o'clock to een's Chop House
at 107 West 44th street for a beef-
steak dinner. From 7 o'clock on, Jack
Yellen and his Gang will furnish
secial entertainment for the men,
and novelty vaudeville skits and music
will be furnished for their amuse-
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