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SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 192S

VAGE SIX SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1~12S



orgniaton interested in forestry,.
tt I rsident Little of the University ofc
FR~~~ESTRY DE N Pl('Aihigan favors the bill. Dean Dana t
T tf epresented the University and1 the'v
FAVORABLE C 0isociety of American Foresters beforIa
FM~ufl~i L [~ u ihopes that the bill will be reported f
ON FED RAL P OJEaToably out of committee.
Northwestern men students are.
" " icomplaining that their school is over
FAVORS EXPERIM1ENT 'ST1ArTIO-NS run with women students.
FOR SILVICU LTU7RE AND _____________________
FIRE STUDY l_ ____________
LITTLE INDORSES PLANS COOPER'S
IMae>ry-c eiyProject SipiKITCHENETTE
ed By National Organiizationis
And LadersTASTY, 'HOME-COOKED
Dean Samuel T. Dana of the School T HTYU
of Forestry and Conservation cetur n- APETT
ed ,yegterda~y from, WashiMngton, D. PPTIE1
C., where he was recently called to
testify before congressional commit-: unday Dinner j
tees on the proposed MeNary-Mc - =celery Soup,
Sweeney forest approp~riation bill.DaeS ld
D Iean Dana appeared before the!DaeS l ,{
Senate committee on agriculture and Chicken Pie j
forestry Monday andl before the= or
h-ouse of Representatives committee c Virginia
on agriculture Tuesday, testi';ying 4
favorably both times for the propos- f Baked H1am,
ed bill, whit;~ provides for the pur: M sh d otto s
chase of national forest lands and
the maintenance of forest experi-- LButtered ets
ment stations. An annual appropri- Sweet Pickle,
ation of $250,000 would be p~rovidIed R Sr wb ry W i
for the forest service by the term
of the bill1.
Dean Dana testifiedl chiefly on soc-jI C
tion two of the" bill which p~rovide s
for the conduction of fire, silvicul-
aural, and other forest investigations ( Sunday Luncheon
and experiments to be found by
maintaining forest experiment sta-
tions. These stations are located 35c:f
throughout the country at strategic cr,.,.,...
points. Before coming to Ann Arbor
to °become head of the; forestry sc(hool COOPERS
here, Dean Dana, was ini charge of KITCHENETTE c
the Northwestern Experimien t Stat ion f. 1' .SFRFO
at Amherst, Mass. Hie visitedl the st'iiAQISFR Ol
tion while on his eastern trip. I Over Derrill Pratt =
The McNary-McSwepeney bill re- ____.__._ _____
ceived +the indorsenrenit tof sevei'al .

CHCGIl-Ofcaso h h- MNATN ~na-"o ago Tennis association announced Millin has agtreed to become head
hat Miss Helen Wills has been in- coach at Kansas State _ griculturnl-.--
,iced to play in an exhibition match college providing lhe cmn secunre ii:
tt Chiicago about Mlarch 20. release from Geneva Coll e.
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