WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928

THE MICHIGAN DAILY-

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OFR V1ETUR
University Travel Bureau Presents
Conducted Trips By Train 3
And Automobile!
PROMISE GOOD DIRECTORS
The Bureau of University Travel,
well known to Michigan students
who have traveled under its guid-
nce, is again presentig an espec-.
illy attractive number of Europ-
ean tours for the coming summer.
Both the Student tour and the
Copley tour are emphatic in their
provision for two months of prof-
itable enjoyment to be found in
the principal cities of containentali
Europe. Close at hand is the Col-
lege Men's tour sixty-eight days in
length. Michigan men last summer
were well represented in this group
of liberal travelers. Likewise, the
Vagabond tour for architects, now
available for women as well as for;
men.
The Motor tour through France
i$ to be conducted under the per-
sonal giudartce of Prof. Rene Tala-
mon of the French department.
Professor Talamon has also con-
sented to take a party through
Spain upon the closing of the Mo-
tor tour through France. For those i
interested in the romance lan-
guages the opportunity is an ex-
ceptional one.
The influence of those peopley
who participated in the Art Pil-
grimage last summer with Lorado
Taft as conductor -has culminated l
in theformation of Art Pilgrimage
number two with Mr. Taft again in
charge . Immediate reservations
are acprequisite in order to insure
a"-place among this group.
,For those travelers interested in,
education and teaching a special
travel party is being formed, which,
it is now definitely known, will at-
tend the convention of the World
Federation of Education associa-
tions as Geneva. In addition to
this feature, a continental itinerary
cells for fifty-three days of travel,
with an option of a motor tour in
rural England.
All tours conducted by the
Bureau call for liberal stop-overs.
Expert directors are at hand, in-
teresting and worthwhile programs
arranged, and individual. interestsl
MIet. Among a few of the cities to
be visited are Plymouth, Stratford,
Oxford, London, Cologne, Heidel-
berg, Geneva, Lucerne, Milan, Ven-
ice, Florence, Monte Carlo, and
Paris.

MAY B QUIZZED
ON IMPEACHMENT

rmember of the Committee on Jur- Need Children's Clubs 
isprudence and Legal Philosophy. More Than Night Clubs
L jJohn B. Waite is a member of the M e hn ihtCub
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Committce on Survey of Crime, Children's clubs, not night clubs t
lIcriminal Law, and Criminal Pro- are needed in New York, it was
} cedure. stated by Owen R. Lovejoy, execu- a
--- Sixty-two Law schools through- tive secretary of the New York's
Prof. E. R. Sunderland To Discuss out the country are members of Children's Aid society at a recent
Drafting Of Practice pules the association. dinner-meeting intended to pro-
By Supreme Courts
SHARTEL, DURFEE TO TALK'
Several professois from the Law

lubs, and cabarets for the older girls has lagged far behind the de-
ote further building of play- velopment of poolrooms, big night
rounds and club facilities for chil- inhabitants, he pointed out. Rec-
ren in I he congested centers of reational facilities, it was stated,
he metropolitan New York area. are meeting only about 15 percent
The development of playgrounds of these in many places in New
nd club facilities for boys and York.

Governor Henry S. Johnson
Of Oklahoma, may be subjectedi
to inquiry .in connection with thel
proposed impeachment proceed-;
ings against state officials when
the Oklahoma legislature con-
venes in January, according to re-
ports. Gov. Johnson's action in1
calling out the militia to prevent
a special session last year which
was to have been held in the capi-
tol, is one of the reasons given for
the scheduled inquiry.

school are planning to attend the
twenty-sixth annual meeting of the
Association of American Law
schools which is to be held Thurs-
day, Friday, and Saturday of Mis
week at the Hotel Stevens, Chicago.
Professor Edson R. Sunderland
will take part in a discussion on
"Remedies." His particular topic is
"Problems relating to the drafting
of rules of practice by state su-
preme courts." Burke Shartel will
'discuss "Hohfeld's Legal concep-'
tiens: their value and their limi-
tations," under a discussion of
"Jurisprudence of Legal History."
iEdgar N. Durfee will discuss
"Rights derived from equitable
remedies; are they legal or equit-
able rights?" under the general
topic of "Equity."
There are four representatives
from the Michigan Law school on
the various committees of the
association. Professor Edson R.
Sinderland is a member of the
Committee on Co-operation with
Bench and Bar and also a member
of the Committee on Legal Clinics.
E. D. Dickinson is a member of the
Special Comrmitteee on Interna-
tional Law. Joseph H. Drake is a

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TRAIN SERVICE

ACCOUNT OF
CHRISTMAS VACATION
1928 -

For the accommodation of University of Michigan Students, returning home Fiiday.
December 21st account Christmas Vacation, the Ann Arbor Railroad will provide the
following Train Service from Ann Arbor to Toledo, protecting all Toledo connections:

Lv. Ann Arbor.............. 9:58 a. m. ((.;T.)
Ar. Toledo...............12:35 p. m. (E. T.)

Lv. Anit A 9r ..... , ...... a; 4 fit. Lit, (C. T.)
Ar. Toledo .................. 8:20