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TELVThinks Cook Should. LINDBERGH PASSES
I~rn~r~nIPbe Kept in Prison 3 "5
Ap nPio ,t Lavenworth Inmate Was in Ann
TO H EPEXPLRE ArborSeveralATimes
toLecture.
Admiral Byrd'st Expedition May "The request forwarded fron'
Leavenworth penitentiary to th at I
Antarctic Region. 'td.orney general at Washington re-
ICE MAY BLOCK PASSAGE commending the setting at libert'
__of Dr. Frederick A. Cook will recar £
to thn older geeraioithx.o x
Flagship Stopped at Northern serie o
Edg of Ic Bseries of frauds which were perpe
tratad by Dr. Cook before he Wa
finally landed in a federal prison a
(By Assocatcd 'Press a result of using the malls to de- -
NEW YORI, Jan. 23.-With ice fraud in connection with an of Shwn in the cockpit of a Bowlus Col. Ch
blocking passage of Admiral Rich- conmpany," said Prof. William H Iecondary glder, in which he gual- hd
ard E. Byrd's flagship to his base Hobbs, of the geology department fled for a first class glider pilot's ichine and n
at Little America, an appeal has yesterday when informed of. th( icense or afirst flight. p s When he r
been made through the state de- mpvement set on foot to parole Dr. Col. Lindbergh. never having point and t
Ca tment for the aid of N'Sorwegian Ckown a glider before, rose in the' earth, he ha
Some will remember the studen uAr and remained aloft 31 minutes,.class glider
whalers to help save the Byrd ex- lecture association which precedetsing rising air currents along the class license
pedition from spen ing another the oratorical association as a pur- 'acific coast to buoy up the ma- seconds, sec
year on the Antarctic ice barrier. veyor of outside speakers for th - -figh of on
The New York Times, which, campus. Lee White, now on th( and left tu
with associated newspapers is editorial staff of the Detroit News censes a so
t-was at that time chairman of thiI L utes over t
sponsoring the expedition, said to-; lecture association, and upon th N1 sts e
day that an announceient that the return of Dr. Cook from the north T gliding scho
f p n o iglhax e it o , sigl c easoc atoipnd u on tgSXl'idite sts eve
flagship City of New York had Mr. White closed a contract with IIfor this co
reached Little America is contra-, his manager for $2,000 for a single' Glider assoc
dicted by Capt. H. H. Railey, man- appearance in old University hall MichganThe desig
ager of the expedition and Admiral President Angell and myself, per- Residents of ichigan Honored secondary g
Byrd's personal representative in haps others, warned Mr. White by Commission for Acts established
New York. The announcement against this unsafe proceeding. of-Hrois m. soaring reco
originated with an amateur radio When the lecturer arrived in Ann'ofIheroism. more than
operator in Washingtonvilie, O. Arbor, Mr. White begged the man- of the Wrigh
"On the contrary," Capt. Railey ager to reduce the amount of Dr. Assoced 1rs first official
said, "the' City of New York has Cook's honorarium, which obliging-f PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan. 23.-A
reached only the edge of the ice ly was reduced to $1,600. Receipts silver medal and five bronze med-
pack in the Ross sea, a very dif- ! for the lecture were only a fewasweewrddtrsint
ferent matter, and owing tothe un- hundred dollars and the lecture as- als were awarded to residents of
precedented condition of the ice sociation passed out of existence Michigan by the Carnegie hero fund Al
pack the New York and the Elea- The bill remained unpaid for sev- commission today in recognition of
nor Bolling may not succeed in ne- eral years until it was finally taken acts of heroism performed during Its
gotiating the southward pasage to f up by the regents of the Univer- the last three years. assn
Admiral Byrd's base--at least not sity.~ Th' awards were to: Burney -
without the aid of larger vessels. "Dr. Cook again appeared in Ann' The
Co-operation Sought. Arbor when the late Major General :Veenstra, 24,. a wood-carver, 1226 Brockway1
"This is a critical time. The El- Leonard Wood and the late Admiral, Leonard St, N. W., Grand Rapids, Labo
eanor Bolling will join the City of Peary were brought to Ann Arbor for saving Julius A. Brockheim, 21,
New York on the northern edge of to lecture in Hill auditorium on the from drowning at Grand Haven,
the ice pack about Jan. 26. If the then vitally urgent question of pre- from Jo i at GPrARnLI
ice is sufficiently open by that iparedness. No sooner was it made - Mich., July 4 1929.AR
time both vessels will proceed known by the press that Peary was L. G. Franklin Wall, 44, a farmer, Fenner B
south to Little America. But there to speak here than Cook, who was Cedar Springs, for helping to save
is at present no indication that the on the vaudeville stage with a "an indeterminate person or per- mber of
ice pack will be sufficiently open. sketch of how h ad reached the s from an explosion in the nd a well
"We are therefore asking the North Pole, came to the Majestic 1cos fom an edp in in E
theare ad nihts enouced chool house at Cedar Springs May Enishl and
state department to solicit the co- theatre and nightly denounced 10, 1928. speak on "E
operation of the Norwegian gov- Peary. n attempt was made by 1Ralph Ganis, 4, farmer, Cedar at 8:00 o'cl
ernment in making available to Cook to break up the meeting in G s, r cl
Admiral Byrd the aid of the power- Hill auditorium, but it was frus- Springs, honored with Wall for his Jan. 27 in
ful whaling vessels now fishing trated by a committee which kept dart in preventing the explosion.
eses arenowthe ice a t.iks c him b"Inmopinion," concluded Pro- Grand Junction, for saving Mar- auspices of1
tance of Little America. Designat- fessor Hobbs, "it would be a mis- garet Morelandg 72, from be:rgi cioogy.
ed especially for operations in the take to free at this time so notor- killed by a tran at Bangor, March Brockway
Antarctic, one of these ships can ious a faker as Dr. Cook, and it .a proinen
force her way through the pack would in measure tend to throw George H. Florian 31,postmast er mnent
andl negotiate the return passage discredit on great explorers such as at Grand Junction, for saving Mn-; ninl.ent. I
in 10 days under normal conditions. Peary, Byrd and Amundsen, all'of nie M. Ross ,D, Jr., and Virginia M peace and l
"To avoid spending another year whom in succession reached the Saner, ae2, n d by retpec- 1920 was joi
North Pole." .ively, from being killed by a train sse
on the ice barrier the expedition P at Grand Junction on Oct. 4, 1928. son system
must depart from its base at Little' .. Russell R. Chambers, 32, of Parliament.
America not later than Feb. 20. If J ffcials Ask Increase Houghton Lake, for saving Edwin He has w
aid is necessary to insure its de-. F. Cline, 40, from drowning at including "
parture we must supply that aid. if Immigration Patrol Houghton Lake, Oct. 20, 1927. "A Ne Day
The Ross sea began to freeze last (By Associated Press) The awards were six of 25 made Government
year on Feb. 22. . by the .commission at its 26th an- At 4:00 o'c
Reach Edge. of Pack. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.- mmi- nual meeting. Two silver medals Brockway w
"The City of New . York has gration officials want more men on were awarded and 23 bronze med- Labor and7
reached the northern edge of the horseback to patrol the Mexican als given others for acts of heroism. Science audi
ice pack. There conditions de- and Canadian borders and more
scribed as the worst in the history ship sleuths to search out stow-
of the Antarctic confront her. aways.
Without aid she will probably be Testifying before the house ap- A
v~,1 nnntn ho in d)tln n~nintin b iP itt far the T A N E HLL

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GLIDER TEST IN FIRST TRY

German GovernmentS fl TO [' 9O
Holds New Evidence C U L UI
U.S. War Claims NILDTBANOUL
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WASHINGTON, J n. 23-Spec-
tacular new evidence offered by
representatives of the German gov-
eriiment has brought about a re-
hea::ing on American war claims
upmn wartime disasters allegedly
zccomplished by agents of imper-
ial Germany.
The evidence was furnished byl
Thecore Woenayk, said to have
been a German agent, who wasI
sought in vain for more than 10
years after the disasters, and who
then, the German evidence de-

arles A. Lindbergh. ord of 9 minutes and 45 seconds, a
iaintain it in flight mark that was not surpassed until
a German expert in a Darmstadt
returned to the starting soarer, flew for more than four
brought the glider to hours over the Cape Cod dunes.
dr rm lif i-d fn n fie T hi n r h eciIn a"c~rsc

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as quanl e or a irsL This mar K has since been surpasseudrsvontiyapeedhe
U. I1U .UI L~~i~ ~'4 ~k1~t~ ~Ci ~~ld dlares, voluntarily appeared here
pilot's license. Third several times on the Pacific coast
s require a flight of 30 where gliding is finding an enthu-I and gave the German officias the
cond class licenses a 'siastic reception. new testimony.
e minute with a right Woznayk is still beyond the reach
irn, and first class li-j of American investigators, and this
aring flight of 5 min- I Dcircumstance, it was learned to-
he same spot. These ILday, will. figure in additional evi-
oped in the German dence which United States officials
ols, have been adopted i Twill offer before the case is re-
untry by the National li HL\hmopened.
iation. / I Roland W. Boyden, war claims
ner and builder of the # arbiter, has given representatives
lider shown above has Practical Public Speaking' Will of both governments until Feb. 1
with 'it .an American be Weekly Subject of t ubmit new materal.
Ord by remail'ing aloft
six hours In 1911 one Prof. Densmore. ROME, Italy, Jan. 23.-Pope Pius
brothers hung up the . today appointed the Rt. Rev. Fran-
t rthers hung re- Radip station WJR has announc- ' cais J. L. Beckman, now bishop of
ed that, beginning Sunday, Jan. 26, Lincoln, Neb., to be archbishop of
TProf. G. E. Densmore, of the speech Dubuque, Iowa..
department and manager of the ' Im
Michigan High School debating
league, will give a series of talks
over the radio on "Practical Pub- RAE
lie Sp.eaking." The talks will be -
given every Sunday after that un- ! NOW SHOWING
Active in Peace and til the 30th of March.-c
ctiv ineac anThis is the second year Prof es--he Phanto*m Ot
r Movements in sor Densmore has given such a se- _the Oera
England. ries of radio talks. Last year he of-
fered to answer queries on public With
AMENT MEMBER speaking, or any matters whichON
arose during the course of his lec- LON CHANEYMARY
Brockway, a Laborite tures, and the flood of letters from PHILBIN AND NORMAN
i Michigan, Canad:a, Illinois, Indi- KERRY.
the British Parliament ana, Ohio and Pennsylvania in-
known figure in both fluenced his decision to give an All Talking, Singing, Dancing
coitinental affairs, will other series this year. Professor Scenes in Technicolor. -
English Prisons Today," Densmore also gives extension!- 150 Piece Orchestra
ock Monday evening, courses in public speaking to De-
.ytroit business men. e-
Natural Science audi-
e lecture is tinder the
the department of So- STARTING U
TODAY
has for some time beenT
t figure in English gov-
He has been active in' ROSprt
abor movements and in DOLOAES
nt secretary of the pri-
inquiry committee of.
ritten numerous books,
English Prisons Today,"
with Crime," and "The
t of India."-,,
clock Monday afternoon
ill speak on British
India," in the Natural
itorium.
AVERN
A WARNER BROS.
PRODUCTION
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tare Foods-

PHOTOS WILL BE SHOWN
Sponsored by members of his
class in architectural design, a tes-
timonial banquet will be given for
Prof. Ernest 0. Wilby, of the College
of Architecture, at u o'clock tamight
at the Union.
Professor Wilby is leaving at the
j end of the present semester for
Florida. where Ie will spend his six
month leave of absence.
Percy Knudsen, '31A., and Abra-
ham Waranof, '30A., announce that
a number of students who have
studied under Professor Wilby in
the past will attend the banquet.
About 35 are expected to partici-
pate in. the testimonial to Profes-
sor Wilby.
Thomas W. Pemberton, '39A., will
be the toastmaster of the evening.
The program will be decorated with
an etching of Hill akdi~torium, in
> the designing of which Professor
Wilby worked with the firm of Al-
bert Kahn, Detroit.
A collection of photographs of
> buildings designed by Professor
Wilby while he was associated with
Albert Kahn will be shown.
WASHINGTON, Jap. 23 .- The
nomination of Edward E. Brodie of
Oregon to be minister to Finland
was sent to the senate Wednesrdiv

unaLe T o peneTiraT e T e lee a1nct ne- propr iLons suU-comm 1A wee JluA4i.
gotiate the southward passage to labor department annual supply
Little America. bill, Immigration Commissioner
"'However, hope that conditions Harry E. .Hull and his assistant, W.
in the ice pack will be sufficiently H. Wagner, painted the border pa-
altered in the next five days to per- trol of the present in glowing col-
mnit Admiral Byrd's vessels to pro- ors, but declared that immigratip-n
ceed south or that relief will other-) laws cannot adequately be enforced
wise be afforded has by no means unless it is augmented.
been abandoned." Commissioner Hull said he had
Capt. Railey said that official ac- discovered stretches of country
tion already had been taken on the nearly 400 miles long on the Ca-
appeal which was made to the state nadian border where the immigra-
department Tuesday. tion service had not .a single pa-
The City of New York is esti- +trolman stationed to prevent entry-
mated to lie about 525 miles north of undesirable aliens. He mention-
of the base at Little America. I ed the "lumberjack country" from
The Eleanor Bolling is the sec- I Duluth to the Soo as such a sec-
ond ship of the Byrd expedition tion. lie deplored the lack of or-
which. set out for the Antarctic in 1 ganization to search freighters en-
the autumn of 1928. tering the larger ports..
Whae Theatre
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