MICHIGAN DAILY !r PRIDAY, MlAY 1. 193 rri irr gt ~IJI PD~rDCIFOMER SPNISH MONARCH GREETEflr [YlliM u4 IUJIdINENGLANVDBY MARQUIS DEL V ALU.VL-LIIIIIUI lit VT OPEIN P NU T y! IIN IU I I fi <.1Aictcture School to Display Theologian Will Speak on Sunday Af ternoon Dr. Eustace H-ayden, of the Uni- versity of Chicago, will speak at; 4:30 o'clock Sunday, instead of at 8:15 o'clock: as previously announe- ~ ANNARBj-.OR NEWSBR[S J Search for Cigars Arrested for SPe eding IEALI , IWIL L I IIUUI p g? jEuropean Advertising ed. Rabbi Bernard Heler, of the Local police officers have search- Areted on a. p edng car h' Hilel foundation. sid last night. ed for a great many strange things Wednesday as h v; llegedly Photogaphy.Dr. Hayden, profesor of corn which have ben reported lost, but driving 3 miles an hour on W. Hu- An exhibition of foreign adver-! parative religions, will discus "A Fritz Barth, 512 Hiscock street, rol street, Henry Winsow R. R, uising photography representing Humanist's Philosophy of Life."~ really gave them somthing to No. 5, appeared in justice couit. the work of eight nations and 50Hilaetbo,"Teustfth think about yesterday, whn he re- yesteray to answer the ''irge. li Hislatst ook "h Qestof neported to headquarters the loss of a was given the option of payinga artogcanters cNewuYoredwilltoen Ages," has aroused comment among Ieather cigar case containing three fine of $10 and $4.55 court osts today in the third bloor gallery of, philosophers throughout the coun-; cigars. or servinig a 10 day ,sentene in the architectural building and will try, Rabbi Heler said ysterday.' The case also contained a $5 bill, county jail. The fine was not paid. '.. continue through next week, Prof. R~Emil Lrch. head of the architec- tural school announced yesterday. LAST TIMES TODAY Many of the best-known Europ- ean photographers are represented JOHN WUAYNE "dGIRLS DEMAND EXCITEMENT" in the showing which includes work y 1done for 'magazines, moving pc-. Sture stills, posters, booklets, and other industrial uehe sid ThGrmnusssad STARTING SATURD1AY The Grmangroup includes Her- I AS x j bert Bayer, Errell and Peterhans i £3j Iwhile some of the Frenchmen are Diya Alban, Kertesz and Krull. The IRussian pictures are chiefly motion 20- 4 t'picture stills and industrial sub- :0-: > 211 jects. In assembling the material, ; an s effortmenf was made to represent SAssociatedL Press Photo. niques in photography. The Marquis Merry Del Val gree inrg Alfonso de Bourbon on the latter's arrival at Dover, England, wheni the frmer Spanish mdanarchhi ,fi'rst set foot on English soil after his abdication. Marquis Del Val was WA NT AD S PAY the former Spanish ambassador to London.,>&, I U, 11 THERE'S nothing better than a bowl of delicious Kellogg's Corn Flakes and milk. So, easy to digest, it invites sound sleep. Dietitians advise it. How much more health- ful than, hot, heavy foods. So order Kellogg's when you drop in at the campus restaurant tonight. Enjoy with canned peaches, or sweeten with honey for an extra treat. Good,., and good for you I SCREEN SONG IIGL WCWORM" I S Made by the producer of "Whoopee ," " Raffles " and "Bulldog Drum-i mond." UNITED AIfSTS PICTUR~E WRh LONKETTA YOUNG 11 The kind of romance the~ whole world lives for! The kind of span men admire and envy! Adored by women! Gay. . . audacious ...carefree, utterly charming . . . who did everything wrong, but was always right in a woman's eyes. Gay devilment . . . polite improprieties . . . with nonsenise by 'Frederick Lonsdale, famotis author of "The Last of Mrs. Cheney." You'll enjoy Kellogg's, Slumber Music, broadcast over WIZ and associated stations of the N. B. C. ever~y Sunday evening at 10.30 E. S. T. Also KFI1 Los Angeles, KOMO Seattle at 10.00, and KOA Denver at 10.30. m, artr " ' CORN FLAKES uaCONY I w wwombmEXTRA ADDED ALL COLOR REVUEI14EARS'T >iNAPPY CABALERRO" WORLD NEWSI Path-e Sound service I I i i NEXT ATTRACTION "OUTWARD BOUND" DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. ... .