irorxsurex Ter sTCT1 rTax TI-fE MICTII AN D ILL fir 1 UR DAY, PrCPMPrr2 6, 1928 ., ThURSDAY, DECI~MI3ER 6, 1928 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Round Table Will "the public ownership and control drawing u away from it. of utilities and railriads a they There will be no admission L ) v L L scuss S ocialism t r"tn i"to a d >tI t i nt t IIiC, o & 1 1______________________socialism," Professor Dickinson w lanyone interestd. Pubcaio i te uletn s onsrutie otcetoal mmbrsanalyze the question and consder - Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Prof. Z. Clark Dickinson, of the both the tendencies toward social- Subscribe for the Michiganensianf of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- economics department, will be the ism and those tendencies which are now. It costs only $4.00. dent until 3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday.) speaker at a meeting of the Round Table club, Sunday, Dec. 9, at 2:45 Vol. 39 THURSDAY, "DECEMBER 6, 1928 No. 3. in room 204 S. W. His sub- Uect will be "Are We Approaching DO YOUR University Lecture: Socialism?"I Professor E. R. Hedrick of the Southern Branch of the University Basing his talkon the statement of California will lecture on "The Foundations of Mathematics," Friday of Herbert Hoover during the re- afternoon at 4:15 in Room 1025, A. H. The public is cordially invited. cent presidentia- campaignthat C H R IS T M A S ( J. W. Glover Psychological Jo lnal Club: The Psychological Journal Club Physics Lectures: meets Thursday, Dec.6, at7:30 Professor Herman Weyl of Zurich will give two lectures on "The;in room 3126 N. . Professor Shep- S H O P P IN G Group of Rotations in Quantum Mechanics." The first lecture will be ard will report the results of the given December 6 at 4:15 p. in., the second, December 7, at 2:15 work on rats I the Psychology p. in., both in Room 1041 East Physics Building. All interested in this laboratory. All who are interested fo field are invited to attend are welcome. in any country of Europe at the1 II. M. Randall C. H. Griffitts Assistants in Department of Mathematics: Christian Scien c Society: There will be a meeting of assistants in the department on Thurs- Christian cience Society ofsd day, December 6, in room 3200, Angell Hall at 4:30 p. in. the UniversityrofMichigan will notf Morris F. Lipeovitz, Assistant meet tonight. Sociology:ntn, Secy. International Bazaar I shall be unablebto meet classes or keep consultation appointments Junior Women w e today (Thursday). There will be a very important R. If.Holmesc meeting thisafternoon at4:00 D ecem ber -7 and 8 Political Science 291-Journal Club:Ho'cloc nr wellaelea The Journal Club in Political Science will meet Thursday afternoon Hsed. be resent. at 3 p. in. in room 2035 Angell Hall. All graduate students majoring quested to be present. in Political Science are expected to attend. L hi maC Juy, BARBOUR GYMNASIUM J. S. Reeves GnrlCarG su r Gymnasium Classes for Women: ImporaReevess irs'Play Gymnasium classes scheduled for Barbour Gymnasium will not meet Important House Presidents Ad hru courtes of Flowerda)s Friday, December 7, on account of the Bazaar. Classes scheduled for the Reservationsr Bazaair by ThuRs Women's Athletic Building will meet as usual, day. Bring money and get tick- Margaret Bell ets at candy booth from 10-11 and 11-2 today. All League -House Pres- Read the C l assif ied Ads Extemporaneous Speech Contest:2 idents let Terea Hoses know def- All interest in the contest, including both men and women, may initelv at these hours theur "The Abolition of War" F by Mine. Rosika Schwimmer AT HILL AUDITORIUM TONIGHT AT 8:00P.M. 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The Forum is open to both men andr women students on the campus. Martin Mol, President S. C. A., Geological and Geographical Journal Club: There will be a joint meeting in Room 2054 N. S. at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening, December 6. Dr. L. B. Kellum will give an illustrated! lecture on, "Explorations in Tropical Mexico." All interested are cor-1 dially invited to attend.I E. N. Goddard, Secy. Phi Lambda Upsilon: There will be an informal meeting Thursday evening, December 7, at 7:30 p. m. in the seminar room of East Engineering Building. Faculty and students of this chapter and other chapters are invited. Franklin D. Smith, President Faculty Women's Club:T The regular December meeting of the Faculty Women's Club willI be a Christmas party with the husbands of the members as guests.t It will be at the Union on Thursday evening, December 6, from 9:-00 to 12:00. There will be dancing and also tables for cards. This is not one of the series of dances for faculty and alumni which the club is sponsoring during the winter. The next dance of that series will be January 15. Mrs. W. L. Badger University Club: Club Night Friday evening, December 7. Program: Gilbert Barnes, and Professor H. F. Adams. Discussion will follow Professor Adams' talk on "Ratings.'" Refreshments. Program Committee All House Presidents: Signing-put slips were due at the Women's League Office last Saturday and must be turned in immediately. Elizabeth Wellman Board of Representatives: There will be a meeting Thursday, December 6, at 5:00 p. m., in ERoom 110, Library. Elizabeth Wellman Soph Prom Covnmittee: There will e a meeting of the committee, room 302 of the Union, Thursday at 7 'p. m. Walter Yeagley, Chairman Sophomore Circus: There will be a dress rehearsal of the Sophomor- Circuson Thurs- day, December 6, at '7:15 in Sarah Caswell Angell Hall. 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