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I AY O F C A Pbiaini h Bulletin Is con.trutive notice to all members TU~ fU L r~ r
of the University. Copy received by the Asist ant to thbe Pre.st-
dent until 3:30 p. m. (11 :30 a. m. bSaturday.) i-_-"
-- ls~~1 ~nesDmaind htrlidns
Vol. XXXIX SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1929 No 170 Tb Valuediatix;100,000'Must
,.. _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _-_ _ _ _ Be Closed
N~otice to Seniors: 1MAY 03NOEMN THIRTEEN
There are only four more business days after today for paymentI
of diploma and certificate fees of any candidates for graduation at 1(
the coming Commencement. If you have not yet paid, please delay' CHICAGO Ma 18-Tw~o grad(,
no longer. There can and will be no extension beyond 4:00 p. i., ,Roibul bul es hn iv :2
My2.yars ago at a cost of :appoxi-!?
Mayiy V.Sit,23ce°r mately $500,000 each, have been o- e
Shirey W Smth, ecreary dered closed following statements
of enginee s that they were unsafe
G~eology 31: for occupancy.
11 Wallace Cadwell, president of
Make-up examinations ini laboratory will be offercd at 5 'lock,I the board of education, urged
Tuesday afternoon, May 21, in room 3055. I tttCs Attorneyegio John A. SwansonK
cumstances surrounding the school's'
construction,
Faculty, College of Litrature.Sreice, an'I 1.1w Arts:M Thirteen other schools of, the
The last Faculty nieeting of thle year will be held Oni Monday, May same type were rgarded by the en-I Captainu Allan Ahreberg, left, and ,iute ant snpped in Stokholm,
20, t 410 . i., i ro m 225, Ani~ll lal. gneer assaf fo the predenbu from where they plan to ta ke off on a westerly transatlatnic
JonR figr will be kept uncle: close scrutiny to flight to New York in JTune.1
,ltl t figr prevent further deterioration. Nine -__________________ ____ _______________
teen otherid werehconsideredfalsi safe, Ann Arbor Art Association Will Sponsor
Faculty, School of Education:" but were sadt hwfut na-I e oil Hall
A regular meeting of the Faculty of the School of Education w~ill1 most every branch of construction. Etching Exhibt In Aiumnil VV ar
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C. 0. Davis, Secretary
Art Exhibtion:1
Thera will be an International Exhibition of Etchings, under the
auspices of the Ann Arbor Art Association, from May 19 to May 30, in
Alumni Memorial Hall.
..G. Winter
Chemical Engineering Seminar:
Mr. fi. Rlckett will be the speaker at the Seminar on Monday, May1
20, at ,4 o'clock, in room 3201 East Engineering Building, on the subject
"The Effect of Gaees on Heat Resisting Alloys at High Temperatures."
Alfrcd H. White
Spiuior Memorial Comunittee :
There will be a meeting of the senior class memorial committee in s
room 302 at thc Union, Monday, May. 20, at 5:00 p. mn.
Kenneth C. Schafer1'
gineers said, showed faulty design, Star~.tin~g today aid continv
poor materials, poor workmanship throm,;h Wednesday. May, 29,
and neglect of specifications. Ann Arbor Art Association is sr
Both we e of reinforced concrete soring an international exhibi
construction. Caldwell said a piecef etching in the West Gallery
of cemnent taken from the wall of Alumni Memorial Hall. The exl
one building crumbled to dust in will be comprised of some 250 w,
his hand. of the best representative etc]
The schools were built while Wil- ! of all countries and all the pl
liam E. Dever was mayor and while' will be for sale.
Charles Moderwell was president of -
the board of education.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA.
--Students in a recent assembly' New 'Yorl
decided that the old jazz with no
meoyand the once-popular blues levean
are no longer preferred by the ClevelandS
college student. Sentimentalism,Deri t
crooning tenors, and lilting tango New Yorl
music shoved the blatant j azzAcotsCri
numbers on the program definitely Acut are
into the past.! 201 First Nat'l Bal
We can't help feeling that the 1-------~.
Times Book Review article on "Tol -
stoy as His Wife Saw Him" is going
just a little too far.
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inng This exhibit was plandd espe-
the cially for out of town May Festival '
oan- guests, but it is hoped that local'
t of a- t lovers will take advantage of
of the opportunity to view the etch-
orksi The West Gallery will be open to
hers1 the public 1:30 to 5:30 daily and
dates on Thursday, Friday and Saturday~
from 9 to 12.
To OUR MAN'Y PA ,RONS
All profits fronm the coming season of
plays go to help redeem the large pledges
taken by the Ann Arbor Michigan Women
to cover the heavy expenses of the League
building,
Already through this professional
company,, whic'h ha played for three
seasons under the auspices of the Univer-
sity of Michigan, the League has benefited
thousands of dollars. The coming season
is NOT for PERSONAL PROFIT.
The League plans always to present
the finest outside professional attractions
to Ann Arbor, when it is NOT IN USE
by student organizations.
Lydia Mendelsohn Theatre.
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Michigan Dames:
The. Michigan Dames Club will meet Tuesday, May 21, at 8 o'clock,!
at the Faculty' Women's Club. Final arrangements for the Installation
Banquet to be held on Tuesday, May 28, will be announced at that
time, and tickets will be on sale.
Mirs. C,.IW. Ferris, President
Varsity Wlee Club:
In place of the usual rehearsal Monday night the annual meeting{
and. election of" officers will be held. This is vitally important and
consequently every man is expected. Also tickets will be ready at this
time for tine, Club's Request Concert, and the plans for their sale
will bc announced.
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VII. UHAKLLEi H-,,EHUMAN
of Princeton University will be
the preacher at
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH
This Morning I11:0 o'clock
Le Cercle F rancais:
There ,'will be a. brief, important meeting of Le Cercle Francais;
Tuesday afternoon, at 3:15 o'clock, in room 408 of the Romance Lan-
guages Building. There will be election of officers for the coming year.
Max Fruhauf, Jr.
Students' Recital:
The, following piano pupils of Lucile Graham of the University
School of Music Faculty will give a recital in the School of Music
auditortUmn on Tuesday evening, May 17, at 7:30 o'clock. The generalI
public is invited. No admission charge. Frances Bonisteel, Billy Gram,!
Alberta Wilson, Margaret Emery, Barbara Ann Alt, Edna Gustin, Barba-
la Nan Berry, Bessie Field, Helen Smith, Roberta Washington, Kather-
ine Hertler,,Mairion Wuerth, Arthur Wood 'and Marie McDermot will,
participate. They will be assisted by Miss Helen Gould, soprano, Mare.
guerite Hepryl and Marshall Field, v iolin.
Charles A. Sink
11 Cirsolo Italiano:
There will be a very important business meeting in room 408 Ro-
malice Languages Building, Tuesday, May 21, at 4:15. The meeting
is for the election of officers for the coming year, so it is imperative
that all members of the organization be present.
Helen M. LatIng, President
Sumer Michigan Daily:
'T'here will be a meeting of all persons interested in working ona
Trie Summer Michigan Daily on Monday afternoon at 5:00, in theI
Press Buddling. Previous experience is desired.
Lawrence R. Klein, Managing Editor- .
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A4lex
sails
Careful Judgment
was the keynote of the Spring
elections, the gent's eyes are
CLOSED-perhaps he hears
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The Annual Yowl
(Sometimes called the Senior
Sing). "Them sweet tones"
signify the
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Wondering
if the Freshmen will ever get
wise. But WAIT till the
Frosh come out in those
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Hot Footing It
with the rest for good eats at
THE R. LUNCH
60O5 Church Street
Just Off South U.
Alex
will
be
here
as
usual
,Sunday.
journey's End
Fancy Hats
for the graduates.
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