SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1930
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Students to Welcome
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DEFENDA9NT IN SUIT
Western Operator Charged With
Defrauding Pan-American
Stockholders.
CO-DEFENDANTS NAMED
(By Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11.-A suit
for an accounting charging Edward
L. Doheny, multimillionaire oil
operator, and the Richfield Oil Co.
with conspiring to defraud certain
stockholders of the Pan-American
Western Petroleum Co., was on file
in federal court here today.
John C. Blythe, of St. Louis, who
said he represented all class B
stockholders in Pan - American
Western, filed the suit Friday. He
charged Doheny sold a controlling,
interest in the company to Rich-I
field for a "wholly inadequate andc
unconscionable sum" because of aF
fear that the government would bet
victorious in an oil lease cancella-
tion suit affecting the Pan-Amer-
ican company. The cancellation
suit now is under consideration in
federal court here.
Besides Doheny and the Richfield
company, the suit names as co-de-
fendants the Petroleum Securities
Co., the Pan-American Western
Petroleum Co., J. C. Anderson, i
Fred Ritter, C. W. Smith and R. M.E
Sands.
An accounting was demanded to
determine the sum of money Doh-r
eny allegedly received from Rich-l
field for transfer of the controll-
ing 150,000 shares of stock andl
judgment was asked for the valuet
of the stock, placed at not less than !
$50 a share.r
tudents to Welcome
New Director of Hillel
What's Going Ozi
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Motion Pictures.
Majestic-"Moby Dick" with John
Barrymore.
Michigan - "Anybody's Woman,"
Ruth Chatterton and Clive Brook.
Wuerth-"Big Boy" with Al Jol-
son.
Organizations.
University Symphony-Special re-
hearsal 9:30 o'clock this morning in
Morris hall.
Hindustan club-Business meeting
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon in
Lane hall.
Student Volunteer group - Meet-
!ng at 8:30 o'clock this morning in
Harris hall.ss
Miscellaneous.
4:30 o'clock Monday alernoon in
Union.
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Fritz Kreisler -- Concert at 8:15
o'clock Monday evening.
Scientists Make Plans
to View Solar Eclipse
NIUAFOU ISLAND, South Paci-
fic, Oct. 11.-Having traveled sever-
al thousand miles and labored
more than two months setting up
apparatus on "Tin Can Island,"
United States naval and SChe I -
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Series
Rabbi Bernard Hceher
New director of the Bnai Brith
Hillel foundation, who will be wel-
comed to Ann Arbor by students in
a banquet Oct. 22. Heller succeeds
Rabbi Adolph H. Finn as head of
the organization.
Cannon's Affiliations
with School Severed
(By Associatcd Press)
BLACKSTONE, Va., Oct. 11.-The
official connection of Bishop James
Cannon, .r., with Blackstone Col-
lege for Girls, an institute he found-
ed and headed for almost a quarter
century, has been severed.
Coincident with an announce-
ment from the trustees of the col-
lege that the bishop had been re-
placed as president of their board
by N. P. Angle, of Rocky Mount, Va.,
the churchman Friday night made
public his letter of resignation as a
member and head of the board.
Lecture-Luther J. Purdom, Ph.D., entists are ready to oLserva the 93-
6:30 o'clock tonight at First Congre- second total eclipse of thc sun herc
gational church. October 21.
MONDAY. the expedition is located in the
Organizations. village of Angaha, Niuafou Island,
Interfraternity council- Meeting in the Tongo group.
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8:015 P. M.
Hill
Auditorium
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To acquaint yourself with those
whose tastes are different, your
presence at the Parrot becomes,
distinctive,
Our service continues all night'.
T" SeafPAR eROT
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OTHER CONCE
Oct. 31 Clare Clairbert, Belgian
Coloratura
Nov. 7 Alexander Brailowsky,
Russian Pianist
Nov. 20 Don Cossack Russian Male
Chorus
Serge Jaroff, Conductor
Consisting of 36 expatriated
officers from the- Imperial
Army in a program of Rus-
sian Church music, folk songs
and soldier songs.
Single Admission Tickets .
IN SERIES
Nov. 24 Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Ossip Gabrilowitsch,
Conductor
Dec. 12 Jose Iturbi, Spanish Pianist
Jan. 12 Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Bernardino Molinari,
Guest Conductor
Jan. 27 Albert Spalding, American
Violinist
Feb. 2 Paul Robeson,
Negro Baritone
Feb. 10 Sergei Rachmaninoff, Pianist
. 0 . $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50
* . $6.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00
When the owls hoot and witches move about in murky darkness of
Hallowe'en night, your party will be a complete success when these
realistic individuals of moulded ice cream are served.
Cats, Witches, Pumpkins, Brownies, Corn in Husk and Owls.
Special This Week:-
Orange Nut Custard
15anana
Apricot
Fruit Punches and Sherbets made with sun-ripened fruit juices
Phones 22553 436 Third Street
"We cannot make all the ice cream, so we make the 6est of it."
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