THE MICHIGAN
D A L
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Geology 31: The mnid-semester examnlnation will be given Monday.
Ncdrlt 18, a~t It &elock. Students with suraanwx A through Li
D IY OFF ICIAL BULLETIN please go to Room 205 Mason Ball; M-Z in 231 A. 11., the regular'
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members i History 5 (105): Mldseinester examination Mndcay, November 18,
of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- at the lecture hour. Mr. Scott's sections in Natural S;;icuce auditorium;
dent until 3:30 p. im. (11:34 a. mi. Saturday) Mr. Manyon's, Room 25 Angel Hall; Mr. Long's, Room 103 Romance
VOL. XL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1929 No. 11 Languages Building.
I Craftsmen Club will meet at the Masonic Tcemple, Saturday cvcnzing,
NOTICES November 16, at 7:30. Everyone is urged to be present.
!GIFTS BY, BUFFA~LO
ALUMNI PROMISED
MARIONETTE CASTS W4ILL PRESENT
'RIP VAN WINKLE' AS FEATURE ACT
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Fellowships to ,e Provided
Business Administration
Lecture Series.
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Two performiances of Tony Sarg's
Marionettes will be given tbday in
the Lydia Mendelssohn theatre.
"The Brencen Band," and "The
Stolen Princeus" will be presented
at a matinee performance, and to-
night; Washington Irving's story of
"Rip Van Winkle" wall Ne the fea-
ture show.
Grimm's tale of "The Bremen
Band," an entire animal production,
has been adopted to the capacities
of the acting dolls. "The Stolci
Prince&s" is set in Oriental styli.
anid recalls Ali Baba, one of Mr.
Sarg's greatest successes.
"Rip Van Winkle," as dramatized
by a graduate of the dramatic de-
partment of Yale university, will
be given tonight ih eight scenes.
This play has been a favorite for
many years and was given by Mr.
Sarg for two years when his ma-
rionettes began touring. This -par-
ticular company has often been
compared with the Joe Jefferson
company which for 35 years enter-
tained from coast to coast.
Action of the Administrative Board: The Administrative Board of
the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts has taken the following Mmbers and Prospective Members of the Cosmopolitan Club: Decision of the Buffalo Aluni
action:I Regular meeting of the Cosmopolitan club will be held Saturday eve- club to raise at least $0000 to en-
Thomas S. Perkins, Jr., has becnv placed on probation and recorded ning at Lanc Hall at :00 o'clock. Initiation of new members will dow fellowship lectures in the
with an E grade in Rhetoric 31, for improper use of material in the; take place at this meeting. Dean Huber will be the speaker of the ScolfBuiesamntrin
written work of that course. W. Rt. Hlumphreys. evening.ScolfBuiesamntrin
~was announced yesterday by Dean
- -Michigan Jlames will meet Nov. 10 at 8:00 o'clock in the Cavei Clare E. Griffin, of the business
FacutySchol o Edcaton:The oveberFacuty eetng i Room of the League building. All are asked to bring their sewing to administration school, on his re-
be auld ntPsicLecueRon(islo of tdctin he Uovebvrracu ty ighl this meeting. Initiation ceremonies will be held the first meeting in turn from Buffalo, where he ad-
School Builditng) on Monday, November 18, at 4: 10 o'clock. Dec ember. All wives of students are cordially invited, to attend these I dressed the club on the scope and
C 0. Davis, Secretary meetings. I activiites of this school, at a meet-
AID ~ing which was held to inaugurate
OLD MEMOIRS A ITEXAS HISTORY _ plans for completing the club's
PrsecieTecer:Te nul ctigfr nolmn wt he(y soiae Pes I-- project in the 10-year program in
Prospecive Techers:The anual incting fr enrolment ith thNacogdocheatePaccordingogotoesaccWrdwhich .alumnich clubs call a overerthe
University Bureau of Appoitnments and Occupational Information wrill AUSTIN, Tex., Nov. 14.-Memoirs Winkler, l'rarian. Hanks was evi-! country are taking part.
take place at ten o'clock Sat~urday morning, November 18. in the Audi: of . T. Hanks, member of Hood's dently uneducated, and the major- _____
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tically, but he wrote 'vividly and ac-
curately, Mr. Winkler said.
jProof that ringneck pheasants
feed on Japansese beetles has been
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