THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMB
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OFF01ICIAL 'BULLETIN
n in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members
iversity. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi-
. 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
23, 1928
No. 53.
Loan Committee:
Speech 33:
My section will take the mid-semester examination with Mr. Har-
len's section in Room 4203 A. H. at 10 o'clock today.
Carl G. Brandt
Bowling:
Bowling in the lWomen's Athletic Building every afternoon, except
Saturday from 4 to ,6.
Margaret Bell
Polonia Literary Circle:
The society will meet Friday, Nov. 23, at Lane Hall. All members
are requested to be there promptly at 7:3.0.
J. Kurcz,
President
Cosmopolitan Club:
There will be a meeting of the Cosmopolitan Club on Saturday,
November 24, at 8 p. m. in Lane Hall. The program will be the first of
a series under the direction of the various national groups in the
Club, and will be in charge of the Indian group. A cordial invitation
is extended to all members and friends of the Club.
Helen L. Clarke,
Secretary
resity Loan Committee will meet in Room
, November 23, at 2:00 p. m.
pplying for loans from the University funds
t at the Office of the Dean of Students
2, University
should make
to meet the,
J. A. Bursley, Dean
sity Library Sunday Opening:
.e Main Reading Room and the Periodical Room only are open
Zday. The hours are 2 to 9 p. m. Books shelved in other parts
Library Building may be put on reference in the Main Reading
for Sunday use on application Saturday evening at the desk
vhich they may ordinarily be drawn.
Is does not apply to books shelved in buildings other than the
r. Most books in the Departmental Libraries may be drawn for
wse over Sunday during the last hour the Departmental Libraries
en on Saturday.
is year the Main Reading Room and the Periodical Room will
n on Thanksgiving Day from 2 to 9 p. m. under the same condi-
.s obtain on Sundays.
William W. Bishop,
Librarian
Union Ushers:
members must report not later than 7:30 p. m. at Hill Auditorium
Forestry Club Hears ANAO flOT A IAU
Talk On Bird Studies flhIUUI IUIII|fI
diTcoere wsmorethan one way to EEIE NPN -SLOBAN
discover what birds eat without ,
killing them," declared Prof. Ned
Dearborn to the members of the "Mental disarmament" was the
Forestry club gathered in Natural slogan given to Rotarians of the
Science building Wednesday night, Ann Arbor Rotary club by E. J.
in an illustrated talk on "Closeups Ottaway, of Port Huron, president
of Studies of Birds." of the University alumni associa-
Professor Dearborn has made ex- tion, Wednesday, at a meeting in
tended study of brids by means the Chamber of Commercebuild-
of photography, the results of' ing This slogan, the speaker
which he showed last night by stated, would have to be adopted
by Rotarians the world over be-
slides. He employed three methods fore the organization could hope
of obtaining these pictures. His Ito promote the sixth object of Ro-
first method was to bring a blind tary, the futherance of interna-
up to the tent and then take his tional fellowship.
pictures under 'the cover of the Mr. Ottaway's subject was
blind. "World Wide Rotary" in which he
Underconcealment of his blind, explained that the organization
Professor Dearborn was able to was breaking away from its pro-
watch the brid's activities all day vincial bounds and was assuming
long and has thus obtained much international size. Because of this
new information regarding their growth, he said, he believed that
habits. Their food, he .said, con- the clubs in America should be-
sisted of seeds, insects, and worms come cognizant of the situation
of all kinds. and take steps to develop an in-
ternational attitude.
PHI BETA KAPPA In outlining the growth of the
Rotary club movement, Mr. Otta-
ELECTS VERHOEK way said that already 44 countries
had adopted the organization and
HARVARD UNIVERSITY-Frank that there were now, 138,000 Ro-
H. Verhoek of Grand Rapids, Mich., tarians in the world, of which
was one one the forty seniors and number 108,000 were" members of
juniors elected to the Harvard clubs in this country.
chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, it has
just been announced here. The
new members, of whom 32 are ~ OPTICAL
juniors, come from thirteen dif-
ferent states while India also has 'DEPARTMENT
a representative on the list.
Others come and go
but the Whiteman
Style remains as the
Standard , .
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PAUL
Members of Alpha Nu:
..,The Fall Initiation Banquet will be held Tuesday, November
at the Michigan Union, at 6:15. Regent Beal is the speaker.
Initiates will meet in the Alpha Nu room at 4:15.
Banquet Committee
R. Hutton,
27,
WH ITEMAN
TEMPO
C. E. 30:
The 10 o'clock session will not meet today.
W. C. Hoad
Complete Announcement Of All Junior
Literary Class 'Committees Is Issued
Announcement of complete com-
ling cards marked EXTRA are to report to Mr. Har- mittee appointments has been made
.ear ushers' entrance' for their special assignment. by William R. Farrell, '30, president
d badge must be shown for admittance. of the junior literary class, and
also assist at the Paul Whiteman Concert, Tuesday ,is being published herewith. The
r 27. . -committee chairmen, announced
W. A. Davenport, previously, will be printed again.
Phone 5113 Advisory Committee: Ernest C.;
Reif, chairman, Robert P. Walker,
ion Concert. Joseph E. Howell, William A. Mur-
String Quartette will be heard in the Choral Union phy, Clara M. Mitchell, Alice C.
Hill Auditorium Friday night, November 23, at 8:15 Stevenson, Florence L. Brittain,
he following program: . Dorothy E. Trebilcock, Fidele F.
uartet in B flat major, Op. 18, No. 6, Allegro con brio, Fauri.
troppo, Scherzo, Adagio (La Malinconcia), Allegretto Class Book Committee: Dorothy
lest Bloch: Pastorale; Schubert: Quartet in G major, Whiting, chairman, John D. Pound,
nolto moderato, Andante, un poco moto, Allegro vivace, Howard Simon, Elizabeth M. Maxey,
Wiener, chairman, Pierce. Rosen-
berg, Donald W. Boyland, Alice B.
Crane, Clara E. P. Bourland, Freda
Bolatin, Dorothy M. Straub, James
Cooper.
Athletic Committee: Richard M.
Chapman, chairman, Lyle M. Pres-
cott, Charles J. Russick, Eugene A.
Gillis, Donald Kline, Donald Wil-
son, Russell R. Hobart.
Auditing Committee: Walter B.
Crego, chairman, Benjamin Fish-
man, Emory T. Nunneley, Joseph
Zwerdling, Elfrida J. Peterson, Ber-
nard L. Rottenberg.
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This year's election was under w
new system of choice whereby a
candidate's entire scholastic record
was considered instead of the nine
highest courses for juniors and
thirteen highest courses for seniors,
under the old method. The new
members will receive their keys
from President A. Lawrence Lowell.
Lenses and Frames made
To Order -
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Paul Whiteman
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and
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is respectfully requested to come on time, as the doors
during numbers. Holders of course tickets are also
tach, before leaving home, and present for admission
. 4 marked "Flonzaley."
be restricted as usual. Taxis and autos may unload and
side entrance. Local and interurban buses will park
at the right of the Auditorium on North University
Charles A. Sink
Morton Hack, Helen Workman,
Rachel 'F. Ramsey.
Financial Committee: Frank C.
Waters, chairman, William D. Berg-
er, Virginia McCreery, Elizabeth M.
Hemenger, Mary C. Roach, Mar-
garet L. Brady, Milton G. Cohn.
Publicity Committee: Hawarth
F. Hoch, chairman, Morris C. Schil-
ler, Phillip S. Stern, R. Janet
Cochran, Josaphine A. Wedimeyer,
Mary Chase, Philip Popick.
Social Committee: Richard S.
Cole, chairman, Leland B. Hill, Lil-
lian B. Stechell, Carl A. Ahlstrom,
Ailene; M.' Yeo, Harriet V. Trow-
bridge, Katherine C. Fitzpatrick,
Dean N. Currie, Charles H. Mar-
cotte.
Banquet Committee: Richard S.
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-up examination will be given Saturday norning, Novem-
mn 2023 Angell Hall.
James K. Pollock, Jr.
ir examination in Speech 31 will be held at 4 o'clock
mber 26. Students with initials A to L inclusive will
1025 Angell Hall and students from M to Z inclusive will
. 25 Angell Hall.
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