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rfl Dry Crusader Jailed
or Exhibiting Liquor
CONFERENCE OPENS
TO COND"UCT 910 DY


Three Day Program at Columbus
to Stress Need of Reaching
the Individual,

PROMINENT MEN

SPEAK

University Sends Wilfred Shaw,
Dr. Moehlman and Dr. Berry
to Take Part.
Opening its tenth annual sessiont
yesterday, the Ohio State Educa-t
tional conference began a three '
days' program at Columbus stres- L
sing the keynote of reaching the j ..h ..,: 4
individual. The 35 sections into rI I" rn'
which the conference is divided Bealah Allred
will meet separately to discuss th1 Elderly lady from Pampa, Texas,
problems in their respective fields who was arrested for violation of
and to be addressed by nationally the prohibition laws after publicly
prominent -educators. ! exhibiting liquor which she bought
Among the noted speakers are! to prove that the laws were not be-
Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the ing enforced.
Interior, Dr. George W. Rightmire,
president of Ohio State university, PRICE TO STUDY
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, president'
of the University of Chicago, Karl STUDENT LABOR
A. Bickel,, president of the Unitedt
Press association, Dr. William F. C. W. Price, president of the sen-
Russell of Columbia university, ior class of the University of Ii -
Dr. Arthur J. Klein of the United nois in 1923, will arrive in Ann Ar-
Dat bure eu obor todayto conduct an.investiga-
StatlesrMateau ofeuctionniDean tion of student employment condi-
Shityer Mhiateo the H niver-1 tions here. Mr. Price has devoted,
tsity oelChiagoiArthr i h icm-hs, time since graduation to stu-
ton, Nobel prize winner in physics, dent employment, and has recently'
and Terry Ramsaye, editor-in- written a book entitled, "Helping
of Pathe Exchanges, Inc. Besides the Man Who Wants to Help 'Him-
these, a score of university profes- self."
sors, state educational directors, At the present time, Mr. Price is.
school superintendents, and teach- preparing to publish the results of a.
ers from 10 states will address the nation-wide survey of student em-
sectional meetings.-# ployment conditions, and while in
The University furnishes three I Ann Arbor wil interview Prof. Er-
speakers. Wilfred Shaw, I director I nest W. Fisher, of the Business Ad-
of alumni relations, will address I ministration school, who is inter-
the section of adult education on ested in student employment here.
"Present Programs of Alumni Edu-! Mr. Price is compiling statistics
cation," Saturday morning. Dr. on the comparative earning power
Arthur B. Moehlman, professor of r three years after graduation of men
school administration and super- who supported themselves while in,
vision, will speak before the sec- college, and those who were sup-
tions of city superintendents and ported by their parents. These fig-
that if school business officials on ures will be used in making plans
the topic: "Recent Research in for a student placement bureau
Educational Business Administra- }''which will place graduates in all
tion." Dr. Charles S. Berry, profes- fields of endeavor. Mr. Price's new
sor of educational psychology, will book will give statistical informa-
tasIo Friday before the section ng tion on men employed on part time
specal Fid brs the io obasis at three hundred universities.
specal eduation. bythe__Ohio
Musca nubes b te Oio UNIVERSITY OF IO AWA-Co-eds
State university band, orchestra, from Iowa, Ohio State, Illinois and
and glee lubs, and a presentation Indiana will participate in a tele-
by E. H. Sothern, Shakespearean graphic swimming meet Friday;
impersonator, featured the opening April 11. This is the only inter-
meeting held last night. Numerous, collegiate competition in which
luncheons. and dinners will be ten- women are allotted to participate.
dered the various sections today'- -
and tomorrow. r%
Extra campus buildings are being j
used this year to accomodate thel'
increased attendance. Arrange-
ments have been made with WEA41
to broadcast tonight's address by,
Dr. W. F. Russell and certain ofi
the sectional speeches for which
time is available. !k

HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE TO DEBATE Faculty to Take Part WHITE AND BADGER WILL ATTEND
ABOLISHMENT OF CHAIN STORES in Monthly Discussion ENGINEERS' CELEBRATION IN EAST
"Patronize Home-Owned Stores." "Intelligence work on the West-
Densmore Announces Scho~ols to' Professor Densmore also an- ern Front," and "The Adjustment Prof. Walter L. Badger and Prof.-society will meet with delegates
Take Part in Current nounced the four schools which of the College Student," will be the Alfred H. White, both of the chemi- from the world's leading scientific
Semi-Finals will take part in the semi-finals of subjects to be described by two cal engineering department, left and engineering societies and edu-
--.thechampionshipebyganf1929-pyesterday for the East to attend cational institutions.
"Should Chain Stores be Abol- 30 on April 11 Cheboygan High promient faculty meibers, Prof. the fiftieth anniversary celebra- A series of sixteen paers will be
ished?" will be the subject for de- School, defending champions. will John W. Eaton, of the German de- tion of the American Society of presented before the delegates,
bate of the Michigan High School debate Detroit Northwestern on partment, and Prof. Robert C. An- Mechanical Engineers which will each summarizing and evaluating
Debating League for 1930-31, ac- this year's subject "That a Judge gell, assistant professor of soci- be held April 5 to 9. in New York, the contributions of engineering to
cording to an announcement made or Board of Judges be substituted Hoboken, and Washington. culture, social, economic, and po-
by Prof. G. E. Densmore, of the for Juries in trials in the State of ology, at the monthly meeting of He an Wington lture, sia , and po-
Michgan" Cawsn hgh chol te Unverityclu tobe eldat'The celebration will open in NewE litical life, and also visualizing the
speech department, head of the i debate PaC Pa ih schooli the University club to be held at York, headquarters of the society, future of the engineer's place in
eague:ill15 oclock tonight in the club and will move to Hoboken, N. J., its the promotion of the common wel-
"The tremendous interest in this The otheirteenth annualroun hrooms located in the basement of birthplace, and then to Washing- fare in one of sixteen selected ge-
timely subject demonstrated daily Angell hall. ton, D. C., where members of the ographical divisions of the world.
throughoudtbthe State indicates iosi rdebate wil be h eld iHll Reminiscences of three years': ;---'---llllililllIillll~lliliillfi IIllI~
 upon the Chairtween the winners of the twol service with the Canadian army on
Store question will receive the en- above debates. Tthe La Bassee, Passicin Dal, and W NOW
thusiastic support of the public," -Lense fronts will be the basis for
stated Professor Densmore. IProfessor Eaton's talk. Professor=
Opposition to chain stores has Dean Bates Attends Angell will speak on the results he
been led. by William K. Henderson, Meeting in New York obtained from a series of socilogi- ;
who voices his arguments daily ---1cal tests given to students last year
from his radio station in Shreve- Dean Henry M. Bates, of the Law -- --T -
port, La. A large meeting was re- school, left Ann Arbor yesterday
cently held in Ann Arbor to com- afternoon to attend a meeting of
plain against chain storc:, and their the National Social Research coun- ' Thi 2at;..:
methods; and as a result many cil which will be held in New York LSTT°:"T:A
local stores bear the slogan: city today and tomorrow. LAST TIMES TODAY
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TODAY ONLY
Smart As a Whip-

All Ann Arbor Is Talking About
Feast your Eyes on these -tars then
PLAN TO COME EARLY
SEATS WILL BE LIMITEDp

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RUTH CHATTERTO4
SCLIVE BRIOOW+
WILLIAM POWELL,
++MARY N0LAN++
Ruth Chatterton, the lovely wife of
"The Doctor's Secret." long famous on
the stage. Grave, handsome, whim-
sically witty Clive Brook. Ponular
William Powell. Gay, frothy Mary
INolan, Ziegfeld's devastating blond in.
W. Somerset Maugham's delightful,
drama, "The Inside Details of an In-
timate Marital Mix-un."
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OVER THE COUNTER
Sale of Trickets
Begins
Sat., April 5th-8:30 A.M.
at School of Music Building
and will cohitinue so long as the tickets last.
PRICES: $6.00, $7.00, $8.00. If coupon is returned from Choral
Uniont tickets deduct $3.00 from above prices.
MAILORDERS-Received not later than Friday noon, April 4, will be filled in
advance in sequence.

Fifteen Men Pledged
by Military Society;
Fifteen men were pledged by the
local chapter of Scabbard and
Blade, national honorary military,
society, at a rushing smoker held l
at the Union Wednesday, night.
The men pledged were from the
ordnance, infantry and signal;
corps divisions of the University
military unit.
Prof. William H. Hobbs, of the i
geology department spoke to the
meeting on his pre-war experiences
on the campus.
Detroit Theatres
CASS THEATER
The Sensational Feature of the
Victor Herbert Festival
ELEANOR PAINTER
In the fascinating and Melodious
Comic Opera ,,
"THE FORTUNE TELLER"
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NOW PLAYING
"I LOVE YOU I
AND HOW" '
A Comedy
Myrtyl Ross
Playersf
Whitney Theatre -
:Main Floor 75c Balcony 50c=
Matinee Wed. and Sat. Sc 4

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