rPACIrIm TIHE, MICHIGAN DAILY ~TJ.TDYNuV7TMDFR,,24. i; 2, ....... . .. .... DALY FFICIAL B ULLETINHI Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- ^nt until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. mn. Saturday' VO.XL. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER~ 24, 1929 No. 49 NOTICES T1o All Who Use Camipus Telephon'es: Do Not use raculty Directory when looking for Telephone number. Use Campus Telephone Directory. To call any number on Campus Telephone System dial the number In left hand column. To call Ann Arbor local numbers--dial 9--listen for Dial f'ot, u',id~ therit dial whatever local number is desired. Ncver dial 4121 when calling from any Camnpus Station. firljerIt G. "latntis, j-,.sstant Secretary. (he ', l 1eeital; Palmer Christian. University organist, will give the following program Wednesday aftcrnoon. at 4:15 o'clock. The general public is invited. The program is as followrs: B3izet: Prelude to "L'Arl sienne Suite" No. 1, Debussy; Andante, (Strong Quartette), Thomas; Gavotte (M 1gnon. Sibelius: "Tone Poem- Finlandia," I-unwerdinck; Agel Scene (Ilaensel and Gretel), Strawin- ski; Ronde des Princesses ("L'Oiseau cide Feu"), Wagner; Introduction to Act III and Bridal Chorus +Lohengriri ), tWagner; TIraume (Tristan1 atnd isolde) , Wagner; March' TIannhauser'> Charles A. Sink. t' citty, Colleire of Literature, Sc'enc., aatd tlv't Arts: Mid-semles- U r report cards are. now being distributed throulh the Campus mes- ;Cn e service.. Instructors are rtique sued to report not later than No- vcoliber 30, the names of all students whose standing is at this time D or L. These grades should not indica ;° merely the mark received on the raid-tenister examination, if su:,h an examination is given. More cards, if neoded, can be had at my of ,2e. , tev~ T.!hese cards should be used c(,n1; or reports of the \1r ! of students cnnlt d } ii this Colleg". 111. l:.. i unplircys, A;'stant Dean. Dean's Advisory Committee, College of Literature, Science and the Arts: There will be a meeting of the, Dean's Advisory Commnittee at 4' 1). in. Tuesday, N ovember 26, in the Dean's off'ice. ,uohn I:t. lEflinger. Students, College of Literajture, c i'catid the Arts: Permission to drop courses without L gr-ads rnnay not be given after Thanksgiving Day. The fact that cxamin.Ltions are givcn in certain courses after this date does not affect the operation or Ihis rule. Exceptions will be made only in cases of extended illness, or bee. utse of similarily serious condi- tions not under the student's control. %V. PL u'-niilrc3,s, Assistant Dean. Zhcsys 'CO Erafst and est Phyrsics Buildng~s: TBa:chzUniversity Key i expected to bear the special stamp of the University. Most of the Keys, of the East and West Physics Buildings are not so marked and there- 'November 25, at 8:15 p. in., with the following program: Serenade in. E-r Flat, Mozart; Little Irish Suite, Sman Hennessy; Quintet in G Minor, ' VU.Y BY PLAY ACCOUHNT Frank Danz:; Kleine Kainmei'musik. Paul Hindemnith; Suite Miniature, Pioidowsckv. -- fore all Keys to doors in these buildings should be prsntdfo hs ___ otin~ed From Page 3 stamp. This can be done with little inconvenience to the present holders Geology 31: A supplementary examination for those who missed the P ica kickedarduineofbundMicon on Tuesday, November 26, between 2 p. m. and 3 p. n-. in Room 1074 regular mid-semester will be offered Tuesday, November 2, at 4 oclock I ehgns2-adlnbtMci East Physics Building.- in Room x,054 N. S. ga was penalized to 1-yard line. Arthsr XW. Smith. ________ irral kicked from behind his own Ithetorie 189 (Drama 1) will meet on Tuesday night, November 26 :long pass was i nc o ml e t e All Seniors: This is the last week to get photographer's receipts instead of Wednesday, 7:15, Room 3227 Angell Hall. goal line to 31-yard line. and have your picture taken for the Michiganenrsian. The cost. of bothA Haggerty made 7 1-2 yards and the Picture and insertion is $3.00 payable at the Press Bldg. Your' pi- Forestry 191 and iforesty 194 will not meet. on Monday, November then added two more. Daniels was ture will riot be accepted for the Meichganensian if arrangements are 25, 1929. s-leubstituteyads for GoingIwpn- not madxethis week._____ h~dl~yrsb hlig utn Sarr F. Atkins, Business Manager. litstcrY 111, Section 1, , 0, 9, 15, 17, Assignment for next week:rebl o ihgns 5yr ie ------Pape ripped off 10 yards on the 'ymt.,(hapter VII, Packard, chapter hfL."SaueoLirt"py.H ii kw1,1c11 ttl ittrwihnto hmave thir Hygiene lecture ittehokS tirity('ll, 1". 0. ,1'. C. Review for President: The R. O. T. C., including Varsity-10interetd liend rtune tepa 1adwllfrma231 p. m. Tuesday, November 2,6.1ublic invited to t h 0yr ie akrsbti COMING I V[1 rS revicw by President Rthven at 4:00 p. in. intYos t bield Heseer n ;toed fr e f-yr line arkrsu.i Aa n xi'nartioital Forum in Lane Hall at 4:00) p. in. Mr. Sher Ferry Field, depending on weather. .tuted, rusPo fior Milsgnr~z Qraishi of India and former president of the Detroit International Club i is ono h 5yr ie will lead on informal discussion on "New Developments in Relations Electrical Engineering Juniors and Seniors: Unless we already have itsanfirst downonarsthei35yrie between the East and the West." your pictues from last year or unless it was taken Wednesday, Novem- Rogg e. Pass Tuskowski to Daniels ber 20, please goa to Room 429 Monday evening to be photographed by tw9go o ad.Bnai Exhibition of Psters from England, France, Holland, Germany,! Professor Cole, for or' personnel record cards. This time is from wrItstigoodc for Ey.risoBnjamadn Switzerland. and Italy in large exhibition room, Architectural Building,:7:30-9:60. stoitte o le. Paperisnercee daily from 9 to 5. The public is cordially invited.- Truskowski's pass and ran to his Piysis Colloquium: Professor J. M Cork will speak n "The Meas-E own 25-yard line. Mastrogany for All Men Interested in Arcery will please mnet Dr. Lyman at the, urement of X-ray Wave-Lengths by Ruled Gratings, and the Value ofj Tricky Sansen for Haggerty, Dah- SField house at 2:30 p. m., An old pair of gloves should be brought along,: the Electronic Charts," in Rom 1041 East Physics Building on Tuesday, lem for Wilson. Jensvld's ps a - -- -Novemnber 26 at 4:15. All interested are cordially invited to attend,noplt sph aesended Scalp and BMade Members: Th-e regular Sunday evening supper will be given in the Union preceded by the usual business meeting at 5 p. in.' Chemical )Engineering Seminar: Mr. John W Schultz will be the Eta Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday, speaker on Monday, November 25, at 4 o'clock in room 3201 East Engi- November 26, in Room 2013 Angell J-1Iop Cominnttee Afeeting at the Michigan Union, at 3:15 p. m. neering Building. His subject is, "'Calculation of Latent Heat of Hydro- 111all. Professor W. H. Worrell will car'bons from Specific Heats."- speak on "Anthropolical Back- University Loan Committee: The University Loan Committee will --g )n of Greeks and Romans." meet on Monday, November 25, at 2:00 p. i., in Room 2,.University Hall. Economics Club: Meets Monday, November 25,, at 7:30, in Room 302 All members must be present. All applicants for loans should call at the office of the Dean of Stu- dents for an appointment with the Committee. Ann Arbor Art Association: Mr. Forbes Watson, editor of "The Arts" and prominent New York critic of modern art will give an illus- trated lecture on "Modern Trends in Art" Tuesday, November 26. at 4 o'clock in the West. Gallcry of Alumni Memorial Hall. Lews Browne, author of "This elieving World," "That Man Heine, and othe ° books will speak on "Credulous America" in Natural Science Auditorium, Tuesday, November 26, at 8:060 p. mn.. under the auspices of The Hillel Foundation. Admission 50 cents at door. Industrial Motion Pictures: The School of Business Administra- tion will present the followinig films in Natural Science Auditorium at 4:05 p. mn. Tuesday, November 26: Refining and Manufacturing Copper. The Making of Steel The Panama Canal. All persons interested are invited to attend. :o1 the Union. Dean C. E. Griffin will speak on "The Merger Movement in the Field of Distribution." Members of the staff's in Economics and Business Administration and gi'adute students in these departmentIs are invited to attend. Rseamrc' Ih u1rbrwimet, in Room 2528 Eas~ht. ipdiopai T BuildiAh-.o-,t Pi Laiba 'I'heta will meet at th-w Women's League Tuesday, Noven- b( ' 26, at 3:00. Please look on bulle- tin board for the room. # on Wednesday, November 27, at 8 p. n. The followin,, papers will be 'the Play 1deading Section of the pr esented: Faculty. Women's . Club will meet "Factors in Maze Learning," by Professor J. F. Shepard.'Tuesday afternoon, November 26. .The Claims of Paraguay and Bolivia in the Chaco Region," by in the Michigan League Building. Prof'essor J. S. Reeves. The reading will start promptly at A meeting of the Council will be held at 4:30 p. m. in Room 3012,. 2:u0; so all members are urged to Angell Hall. be on time. An official notice on the bulletin board on the first floor A.S.C.E. Initiation Banquet at 6:00 p. in. in the Union Monday,: will give the room available. November 25. ___ Ohio State Alumni and. Lx- Sigmia Delta Psi: Beginning Dec.,7 tests will be held on Saturday uens Arrangements are be- riririg from 9-11, in addition to the regular test days now given, which ing' r1n adC e now to obJserveU ti VO Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 to 5:30. An individual loving Ohio Si.te Day, Friday, December ctrl will be given to the one malting the best record in the 12 events. 7i. For inform~ation concerning the )intramural Department. local meoeting call Mrs. Harry J. Watson. Tel. 6084, or the under'- Alpha Nu meets Tuesday, November 26, at 7:45 p. mn. The pledge signed, Tel. 6197. play y"Justice Thwarted" will be presented at this time. All members E. V. Jotter, Chairman, and pledg-es are requested to be present.j Ann Arbor Ohio State Group. Students, School of Education: Permission to drop course without "E" grades will not be given after W(,:,,nesday, November 27, except ndter extraordinary circumstances. This rule will be in operation even in cases where examinations will not be giveni until after the Trhanks- giving recess. Sigma Delta Chi: Meeting at 4:30 o'clock Monday at the P'ress No course is considered officially dropped unless it has been reported building. Active members please be present. in' the office of the Recorder of the School of Education, 105 Tappani Hall. The Chamber NMusi:c Society of. Ann Arbor will present The Barrere Elizabeth B. Clark, Recorder. 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