THE MICHIGAN DAILY
CORN PALACE WALLS REFLECT POLITICAL FIGURES
REUNION!
Century Gathering To
Friday And Saturday,
Oct. 26 And 27
Be
NAME PHYSICIAN
TO POSITION HERE
Dr. Walter Mowot, of° the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, has just been
appointed to the position of assist-
ant in the X-ray department of
the University hospital. Dr. Mowot
has had previous experience in'
Edinburgh when he held a posi-
t ion in the Royal Infirmary. Hav-
ing just recentlyarrived Dr. Mowot
will start work immediately under
Dr. Preston M. Hicley, head of the
X-ray department.
John Gilbert and Renee Adoree
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LAN TRIP TO SAGINAW
President Clarence Cook Little
11 address more than fifty alum-
returning to the Quarter Cen-
ry reunion of the forestry school
its business session Saturday
)rnling, Oct. 27. The reunion is.
ing organized with the special
d in view of bringing the alumni
closer contact with the school.
Por the alumni who will be comn-
g in from posts all over the Unit-
.States where they are serving
government foresters, registra-
>n will be held at 9 o'clock Friday
orning, Oct. 27. Following this
attending the convention will
in autos to Saginaw forest on
uron street, where a forester's
eal will be served.
A round of stunts among which
11 be an archery shoot across the
ke by Ivan I. Sims of the Fores-
y school and Edward F. McCar-
Ly, '11, will take part of the at-
rn1oon. In addit;ionz the. alumni
11 be taken on a tour of Saginaw
rest and there observe the trees
hich they planted years a go
own to full height. Autos will
so take them to Eber White and
inchfield woods, which are main--
ined by the school.
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Warns Students Of "Pink-Eye" Menace
"Pink-eye" doesn't sound very,
bad to the ordinary individual, but
it is a bad thing to have. Accord-
ing to Dr. Waren E. Forsythe, di-
rector of the Health Service, there
is quite a contagion of the disease
around the campus and unless ev-
erybody takes proper precautions
it is liable to spread.
Twelve cases of "pink-eye" have
already appearea at the Health
Service and all are under treat-
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ment at the present time.
"Pink-eye" is an inflammation
and infection of the eyes which!
resultsfrom the transfer of secre-
tion from one person's eyes to an-!
others. Towels are very apt to
spread the disease and swimming
pools often have something to do
with it. Last Spring one hundred
cases of "pink-eye" came to the
Health Service. It is hoped that
it will not spread to such extent
this year.
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The Second Man .,.. Mon. Eve., Nov. 19
Ned McCobb's Daughter Wed. Eve., Nov. 28
John Ferguson,..,...... Mon. Eve., Dec. 3
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