PAE TWO _________THE MICHIGAN DAILY

TTTT PsrAY, 1-1-ITUARY I c1, 1923



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£ NIINWINLIC81JC!L'~PRCT~INGLW ichigan radio Night Programs Heard
____________In Cities Throughout Entire Counarv
PLANS B ElNO FORMEDlenhe :in 1( eh ';
'ac iefy Will Promiote Aid Enour~l e stag es, varvying from I Los Angeles, Ca I., The leport shows that in the far

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TOSPONSOR OPEN-MOUSE
Organization of the Engineering
council, reviving the old Engineering
society, is under way and will be com-
pleted in the next two weeks. The
purpose of this council will be toI
"promote and encourage beneficial'
engineering activities."
The council will consist of 11 men

to West Lynn. -mass., as
various Imarts (' Canada,a
a recent check-uplJ)il)slit iii
M!. Abbot, of the rhetoric
who has charge of the b
(A the programs.
''L~EtI (vs received dran
renft season have sh'own 1h
that station XVWtJ is ixer
station se'rving the imme(
borhood of the Great Lal
tirely erroneous," Abbc
"While it is truce that the
the letters :requesting eol
IiuItetin containing Rih 1

we]ll as in Avest, reqiiests have b.een received;
(a ccliltg to from Santa Barbara, Lo,; Angeles,
eta hry W'aldo Cal.. and Seattle, Wash. Tile mnidd(lec
(ltpa it miii. WC S1 list en ers are loeated in Little
blo , l(-a, ring~ Rock, Ark. ; Northield, Sabin and St.
Paul. Minn. ; Norman, Ardmore, Ok-
ng the cur- lahota ; Lidgewood, North Dakota.
tint til idea Ini the east, listeners have writtenj
rely a local (-onmeheni ing onl the Michigan NightI
(hiale neigh-: niograms from West Lynn. Mass.;j
kes is ell- Washington, St. Petersburg, Potts-
ct d<eclared, town and Waynesburg, Penns.; Well-
majority of ford, S. C;Stitherline, Virginia; sandl
)ies owli IPoint Pleasant, W. Va. Two Florida
igan ,iPgltcities, tPImet toandl West Symneria

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talks are received front Ohio, Michi- :are also listed.-
after the first, chosen from the or-
gnztosand classes of the en- *; - "
gineering college. The president of ______________________
fth e s e n ioo r cl s , t e p e i e t of a h -
oth forbranchesro flt he college, ..,th HssHoop)CV I N
th dtrof the "Technic," te'fi Didn't start studying law util hieB s
cial publication of the college, one was nearly 40. He's going on 94 2R ssian -
man elected frPn the senior class and no.nd.corig ote;eorso
three men elected from the junior the memnbership of the Am-erican Bar
class, each to serve two years. and association, he's the oldest p~racticing;--~4 'v . N H R L-
one man from the sophomore class to lawyer in the United States. ~S R E
serve one year, will make up the VAN Y E.ENIE -RU OR UNION S R
coni.'A Y E E ISR MROne of the biggest functions which 01 IkEBATE WTH IISSAIIN ~ ~
this new prgafllization will sponsor is Pam u rsd a
the Engineering ope i-house, to be Prof. Claude H. Van Tyne, of the ',-
held March 23 and 24. The purpose history department, issued a flat de-h:-
of this open-house is to educate the
restof te cmpusto te etentandnial last night of rumors to the effectFe .2 ,8 pm
naur f h egierigcolee adththe had engaged inl a platform de-F b zY
n t u d vr tise th e c olle rige t o lp ose cieb atedw i h S y<d,"ssain, w o'is to?
tadetsthcolgtopopcie'bewihSu Hosiwoitostudents, interested townspeople, and lecture -here next Monday. Professor ILIDTRU
outside visitors, people and concerns Van Tyne said that unpublished ru- !,
interested in research in their ownmostthsefcwrepbalte
particular field.-mostthseecwrepbalte
Al rnhso h niern o-outgrowth~ of the fact that he had j ~ $
lege will be open for inspection. The delivered an address on the same -A wl et ity 'Schioo(Jt f Muic
last open-house was held in 1915, with platform with Hossain in Chicago and :; =

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Bot1tom
of this aiinouncenent and
work up. You know
these names-GEORGE
LEWIS! MAR IAN
N I X.O N ! Glorifying
American Youth in a
brand new comedy. A
great pair of kids in a
peach of a story-come
on down and see them
strut their stuff in this
frothy, peppy farce-
bubbling 'with the spirit of
youth!1
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