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~ *E Wind-Fanned Fire, Caused By Short Circuit,
SCREEN REFLECTIONS
oiitDestroys House And Damages Four Others
"Dry Martini" is the title of the tini," such are the bases of its ar- A fire originating in a short cir- I the other houses suffered minor
ARCH WII4K "newest Fox opus now worrying the tistic structure, and such does its cuit in the attic of a three-story damages. The roof was totally
operators of the Michigan projec- structure remain from cellar to frame house at 1033 Packard street 'destroyed and the attic with it,
tion room. 'he simple word "dry" cockloft. demolished the two upper stories while the second floor was dam-i
characterizes the picture admir- The elfish presence of exiguous of the structure and spread to four aged somewhat by the flames.
ably, although "Martini" could be IMary Astor relieves the monotony other houses. on the block shortly The house, which was divided in-'
omitted to excellent advantage. 'quite more than any other single after 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Ito apartments, was occupied by Mr.
$1,000 FELLOWSHIP The principle . theme emanating factor we were able to discern. She A powerful wind fanned the fire, Robert Phillips, of the political
PEAN ECONOMIC from this garland of the silent is. delightful to look upon and, in which also ignited the roofs of the science department, Mrs. Phillips
HISTORY i tenth muse seemed to be a super the light of her past performances, houses at 1037, 1103, and 1105 4and their daughter; Mr. and Mrs.
HopSTORicbaed expose of American Paicnkaorchldshy,
Sit is not too childishly optimistic to Packard. H. Lai, a Chinese couple, and their
bars in Paris, of modern marital imagine that she might act if the The structure at 1033, belonging infant daughter, and by Mr. and
ESSAY CONTESTS(standards (if any), and of the ten- occasion were ever given her. tto Mrs. Gibbon W. Walker, sustain- Mrs. WAbbie Leeke,
der beauty of blooming youth Moore and one Alfred Conti ac- ed a loss of more than $7,000, while her mother.
Penfield Prizes To Be In the course of its seven odd count for themselves creditably.
d For Papers On reels "Dry Martini" succeded in es- One of the most entertaining,
cial Science tablishing the following aphoristic sparkling, clever, pleasant acts
Idicti: (A) that the relations be- that the boards of the Michigan
ing announcement of tween men and women are not al- theater. ever supported is to be L A N E A LL T
and prizes was made ways confined to their immediate found in "The Cowboy and the TV R
the department ofIfamilies; (B) that when good liq- Lady." The male member of the
nd Sociology of the uor is available some silly folk are team has a rare faculty for pung-E
ad t simply bound to drink it; (C) that ent wit. He is also a capable pi-
he prizes and fellow- papa doesn't always go where ma- anist, a droll banterer, and a vivid
awarded for research ma goes; (D) that a young person , personality, His partner is the
and attendance at would rather prefer. the Ritz to]possessor of a singular soprano Choicest of Wholesome Foods
sessions offering the ]Napoleon's Tomb; and finally (E) voice. All in all they managed to
that everything ends well if one 1 make our critical acumen glow
ong the fellowships will only wait long enough. Such 'with pleasure and satisfaction.
eing made available ,are the foundations of "Dry Mar- D. B. H. Jr.
ion is that offered forj
European economic
ze of $1,000, which is j
raduate students. This Mrs. Anna KaimbAch
especially enticing as j
Trough its conditions,.
ity of European study A c mta l homeIn Detroit
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Why do so many fraternities use white Swan
The candidate must be studying
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Open To Students
The William H. Baldwin prize for
1930 is also a much sought after
prize and its award of $100, is
given forthe best essay of approx-:
imately 10,000 words on municipal
government. It is open to the
undergraduate students of the
University and is offered by the,
National Municipal League in fur-
thering the aims and ideals of Wil-
liam H. Baldwin. Baldwin, who wasx
called the "Sir Galahad of the
Market,"' was the great railroad
magnate who was president of the:
Long Island Railroad at the age of
33 and who died at 41. Competi-
tion for this prize closes May 25.
Two other prizes of great interest
are the Penfield scholarships and
the award of the Chicago Trust
company. The Penfield scholar-
ships are offered to further study
in diplomacy, international affairs,
and "belles-lettres." There are fivei
of these, each amounting to $1,000,
and they are based on the incomes
of $80,000 left by Fredrick Court-
land Penfield of New York univer-
sity. The Chicago Trust company
prize, on the other hand, is the
Triennial Research prize of $2,500
for research in the field of business,
development and the modern trust
company, and is to be awarded in
the summer of 1930.
Ithaca.-Law students at Cornell
University have inaugurated a new
form of legal "service" that may be
afflicted upon unsuspecting de-'
fendants.E
Recently they dropped from an
airplane a number of summons and'
complaints, which landed on the
campus. The recipients of these cir-
culars filed their "answers" at Wil-
lard hall, and those who were lucky
received free passes to the Barris-
ters' Ball, the lawyers' biggest so-
cial function of the year.
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