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Cy T RPRTONFRESSCOPLEESFORMALITIES M PA TRICK SULLIVAN IEII
IN PEPAATIO FO HEAY LGISATIV PRGRA VIIIXLMAY OBTAIN SEATIL
WILL BE FEATURED LIECOLLECTION; TO
IN'D T OT O E1x y1,000 Hand-colored Pictures of D ecem!
Prehistoric Conditions a
Hill and Baromeo Are Members Y%.r31: Compose Group.
of Chicago Company Which jVLAL NANABRJR
X.V L A L INA NABIs Now on Tour. ~

IY, DECEMBER 5, I929
APPEAR TODAY
Eger Issue Carries Article
Operation Certificates
by Ford P. Hal!.
WAIVER DISCUSSED

'AIDA' TO OPEN SERIES
Seven Evening Shows Scheduled#
During February Visit si r
to Auto City. c
'With two University grad uates' in
the cast, the Chicago Civic opera
company will come to Detroit dtar- 4
lug the third week in February, it
is announced. Seven evening per-
formances and a matinee on Wash- It
ington s britliday arc planned for;I
'Feb. 17-23. Opening of the first regular session of the seventy-first congress in Washington is pictured above. The:i
formalities wvere quickly dispensed with to make ready for the hieavy assortment of legislation facing the i
Chase Baroineo, '17. sings the taw makers. ;
?ole of the King of Egypt in "Aidia," - ____
thgt of Prior in "Le Jongleur de _
Notre Dame," and that of Hermann, WhicU F urS hl COLlashMILE
Landgrave of Thuringia, in "Tana- ii iI IUL vr tre
Barre :Hill, '26, is cast as Lord' nm nT r
Henry Ashton in "Lucia." Hill re -H UYIIIL First Honor System iT1
when he played in several of the t-hs st _ecn o sre
opra, ncudn "n ndOu;:IProfessor Will Give Services; of five articles which The Daily will WilAdes rdaig Class
"Cotton Stockings," Tambourine,"
and "Tickled to Death." In the lastI in Preparing Display print concerning the honor system.! at West Point on Heavy
Worl's Fir.The series has been prepared by the
tomnindshows, Hill played for WolsFi.Atlational Students' Federation ofArilyGus
the leading parts. America;).
To Repeat Dedication Show. PLAN ANATOMY EXHIBIT _ -- Col. Hf. W,. Miller, of the engin-j
"Aida," Verdi's festival open?, r Four colleges claim the honor of ' ring drawing department, left
has been selected to open the ser- Dr. G. Carl Huber, professor of having been the initiator of the yesterday for New York to attend thie
ies, of performances. It was this honorsse.WlimadMr
opera with which this company anatomy and director of the ana- rco sstem.Wiliman Mr annual meeting of the Americani
coleg claims to have begun the
dledicated the new $20,000,000 Chi- tomi'al laboratories in the Medi- use of the system in 1779. South, Society of Mechanical Engineers,
cago Civic Opera house. cal School, has been appointed to i Carolina college (now the Universi- and to participate in meetings of
Another of Verdi's famous 0130-.j a head committee position on the ty of South Carolina) claims toserabanhsoteEgie-
gas "goet, wl igdw executive board of the 1933 Chica- have begun the use of the honor m Stndrd cmiteeonwhc
the curtain on this week of music, {! system at its founding in 1801. The la tnad omiteo hc
During the intervening six days goWrdsFiitwsanue; University of Virginia claims to he is the representative of the War
three old favorites will feature th'e} yesterday. Dr. Huber will give hisj have initiated the system in 1842.! department.
program: "Lucia di Lammermoor,"! services toward aiding the ana-i Finally, Washington and Lee uni-> Col. Miller will spend Friday ,Xtf:
"La Traviata," and Tannhaeuser" I tomical research demonstrations. ;versity put forth claim to having ;West Point, where he will give a
Three works new to Detroit opera Th been the originator of the honor leoture before the graduating class
lovers will also be played : "Le Jon- urI Gadwr.~o h system, its claim dating back to the ;oil heavy artillery.
~ler d Nore ame" athre-at committee will be to find means adn~nistration of General Leeas .-r''-
miracle play by Massenet; htalo for" graphically representing thej president.
Alontmezz's music drama in three great contributions to anatomical, It is impossible to say exactly
acts, "L'Amore dei Tre Re," and the research during the past hundred ;which of these colleges is in fact
comicopr,"o Paqae"b years. The display, when complet- th ohro h hnrsse..Tweety-fourth An
D opieraed ilehusdonoeofteProbably William and Mar y college*
TioShp oApa.artificial islands being built in Lake! did have some kind of system pea.tin-
Promnen amog te ne .sng-Michigan, especially for the city's which the students were placed up-
"Century ofe Progress"ocelebration, on their honor, and under which SPECIAL SAL
Tr ith tcheahio ompa anyrise The anatomy exhibits appoint-i an honor system prevailed in spirit.
itoShpwoprvdafvrt ments were made by the committee Perhaps the honor of the students,}
with Detroit audiences when hesap-chimnPrf . R. Bensley, ofwaapeldtatSuhCrin
paredst beforerthea avs anconcert the University of Chicago. Profes- college from the time of it~s incep-
ats.MrhrtSaiisaohrsor Beaisley is a member of the Na- tion. But the preponderance of the!
new artist .with the company, hay-i tional Research Council's Science eiec em oso htte:,.
ajoined its forces, last season. 'Advisory comite.__edcsemt.sowtht h
collanterisCluiatueoe University of Virginia was the first.
prano, who returns to Detroit afterI
an absence of three years. AG4ood uer i
Mary Garden, who needs no in- Fortoi Wo
troduction to opera lovers, returns t Motel 4FrWo
this year I~n two plays: "Le Jong- B #,it t doi4 ftoV Uo'ticoe-1,o all
leer de Notre Dame,"' and "L'Ainore o"trit's a1toiph . es vt I
dei 'Tre Re." lIlcc- LG atsh e1. Io(u.A
On the roster of the Chicago oa-[ the ates ar low. ~i
Civic Opera company are numbered - ACE1(1.5 te oy"J"00ItiiiSy *'iiPrce:75c
opera stage.. They are Tito Schipa, ricer 7 ceOE 1
Charles Marshall, Charles .Hackett, Roger iMaiiwar'ng.(I'J22I Law)
Rene Maison, and Antonio Cori-is. / s'jii~, cr. ee, laa E
Approximately 12,000 women be- Cpur(olumubia aL Ijolix t ' ~I~ijihgnT etr
lon~g to labor unions in Japan. oe.avIon
I ~ iii-~ FRSTUNJIF'~1IWWLAS TIMS iII~Matinee: De

Prof. Russell C. Hussey, of the' Appearing today in its second is -
geology department, announced sue of the year, the Law Review
I fi contains as its leading ar ticle, "Cer-
I,,esterday the completion of one of < tificates of Conv enience and Neces-
the largest colored collection of' sit,,' by Prof. Folrd P. Hall, of the
slides in the world, for illustration J> $ political science depa;rtment of In-
of historical geology courses. "Ci diana University. Pr ofessor, Hall dlis-
course we shall add slides fro~ai cusses the p~tusecl ree:d for
time to time," stated Professor Hus-pulc titest*b in erf-
sey, "but the collection numbers rsaeuirm et concrning t he i ' in
more than one thousand right now, ' various states.
and is better than any other uni-' W. Abraham GoldbtiJ, of he pro-
veisity collection I have ever seen.' bation department, rec r ier's court
"The purpose of the slides," con- of Detroit, has w ri teni "Wa iver of
tinued Professor Hussey, ",is to show ,- Jury in Felony Trials" in which he
prehistoric animals and landscapes Associatcd Pr'ess Pho presents data, compiled during an
in colors that we think belonged to Patrick 0'uilivaa investigation of the topic consid-
them. All our slides are hand col- Republican national commiittee- ered.'
ored. Of course colored slides have m ran from Wyoming, who has been! The particular matter which he
been used to illustrate popular lee- i mentioned as a possible choice to; presens~ has 'been excerpted for
tures, but the formation of our col- fill the senate seat left vacant by !presentation in "the Review" be.-
lectionl in this field is a new under-; the death of Francis E. Warren. cause the questioning of permitting
taking. We have been forged to i Sullivan has been prominent in ithe defendant to waive his right to
use slides more than universities i public life in Wyoming for many! a jury trial is being debated in
in the East and West because of years., many states, the editor explained.
lack of geology around Ann Arbor." _______________ _ _


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YPSI NORMAL CHOIR
Frederick Alexander, Conductor
200 Voices; Children's Gaicry Choir .150 Voices
014 Noels from Ronen, Coventry. Provence and an English "Wait"
Choral Music from Purcell, Mendelssohn, Grigg, the Russians, and Old
FP'ance. Choral Miniatures celebrating Birds Songs, Moonlight, a Poet's
Love Song and French coquetry of the 13th Century. Virginal music
played by John Challis.
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