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chri ~ he eastern Mediterranean
Waseda Faculty Views Charge1
Concerning Japanese Game ,
as Mere Pretext.
LAY BLAME TO RADICALS
StudeJn+ts ThrentenResgato
From University, Un ess
Demands Are met.
Distribution of tickets for a base-r
hall game was the cause of 13,000
}t~ udents of the Waseda Universit ,'
in 'Tokyo going on strikerecently. I
;. -10. n t cable reprt in the
T'New Yor.k Times, The alleged un-
f air distribution was in connectioyn,
with a game between Waseda, th~
largest institution of learning in
Japan and Keio university.
Asks Police AM~'.
ahiKAe<'u ses, artterferngnfro
, pecnAl3yilotfs sity faculty:2nd to ihear b1,1 fiia a ,.e-re JYet jb glc n cy
ofssIllness. cs3his subje uin~ornlyi efo±'e waers
(small group }s being or9 .ered by the--__ ______
SEEK REFORM OF LAWS Fraternity-Faculty forum coimmi- _ gIi tdnt bu
______ tee of the Student Chistian a N-cbet 4a ohe
I ~(%,. Associated Press) jcain
g; ~Lettes have been snt to al te J>5t'of 0g un a inerest that he
LONDON, Oct. 28.-King George, huesdsr rbng ,.n ~,e C t els(X15 Cui ;ed to talk about.
rcvrdfo hilogilecn-project. The plan v:11 ,,rrari e or The ia was tried last year with
vened parliament for its winter ses- any faculty member ta, the house ! < : st dal o0sucess, B3eakes
. sions today in a ceremonious setting may desire to };o to th a; house some Dickerson, '31, chairman of t h e
I - mae dubl sinifcan byhisre-Wednesday night du i a, the nex{ l acu~ty-student ]relations committee
,, .. ~fewd weeks for dine .Bafer the Iofoc Wt taddnt Ch.ristian associa-,
6 -.r: xturn to functions of state after meal the ::en wvispendaot3 tu 1~dysedy
'N!months spent abed and in recuper-,~-~~ - --
E~r t cat%'on.
DAMLY AT_
' y r 1 The house or commons and the 2:00, 3:40's
' . y " lord's met in combined session at :0,900
~ ~~noon to listen to his speech from Q,
the throne, which he read in a
. , - firm, resonant voice. The readingo'
a .soewecc I rESS Peoto occupied only five minutes, bth \\
J.K. Scott and Mrs. J. E. Rankin, both of Jacksonville, Fla., cwptured lords and commons adjourning im-j'
"he chamionshi-nin the men's ane nn o ~-enc'o- :inn * ,,. ;1, mediatelv thereafter xwh le Winn > ,
Freshman Hygiene
Lecture Series to
Begin__Thursday
Starting Thursday of this week
and continuing through Tuesday,
the v~.rious groups of freshmen will*
visit the Health Service for the first
of the peries of six hygiene lectures.
Three lectures will be given each
day at 3:15, 4:15, and 5:15 o'clock.
The following schedule was an-
nounced:
Thursday, military mlen are to at-
tendc; Friday, regular Monday-and-
Friday physical traini-g classes ac-
cording to their respective hours;
Monday, the football and all other
athletic squads; Tuesd'ay, regular
Tuesday-and-Thursday classes.
A
NOW
The Stor-y That Has Capti-
vated Millions NOW the
MASTER TALKING PIC-
T URE of the Year!
uti e cgolf tour'namennt ever bn1v d-
NIu UJl6Uliic1i
question of the distribution of base- pooga, Tenn.
ball tickets is only a pretext being i-
adVanced by the students and thatj
the strike actually is being engin-
eered by radicals both within anc k.D
without the university. Dr. Hizumii
Tanaka, head of the university, to-P o.glgyR se
day appealed to the police to take dpr
ection, asserting that radical activ SUU __NTH D ot yc~
ity among students falls within theD o 0i "nof\
Cole of police supervision, but the on~o oit u angeeis co f
police have refused to intervene on American Sunr TIan eal I Ae 1
the ground that there might be the soloist on
justification in the charge made by in Radio Address. ______
the students. -
hieStudents Denand Apology. While in many respects a good + -
The students demand that Dr. coat of tan is healthy, the method
Tanaka make a formal apology for often used in getting it is danger-
the alleged mishandlig of the tic- ous, Dr. Roy D. An, of the surgery
ket distribution, and they seek the department, pointed out yesterday
establishment of self - governing i i ai drswiedsus
bodies in each division of the Uni- I i ai drswiedsus
versity. If their demands are e- ing the fashionable habit practiced
jetted threaten to resign en mnass(: by Americans in getting tanned J
from the University. every summer sufficiently to last E. BR
Signs of trouble were first mani- }hrough the year.
fest at the baseball game Sunday "In our zeal to become brown, we
when only 2,000 Waseda studentsi
attended, the others having return- donl a bathing suit and lie in the, r
ed their tickets to the University. direct sun until we are so burned
that when we do decide to put on Cor
PROFESSORS VIEW our clothes we cannot bear the
~. weight of them" he said. g
PLA TINDE__ Aftr enumerating the various
types of burns, Dr. Amn warned that RED A
Novel Reforestation Machine a burn at best is a very treacher-
Exhibited in Ohio. ous wound and except in the simpl-
er ones, should be cared for by a
Meeting modern needs in refor- doctor. "it is your duty to yourself
station by increased speed, a fl(°',and to your doctor to refrain from
estation by increased speed, a nevi trying home remedies except under
vised by, the Society of Anerican his direction," he concluded.
Foresters in Ohio. The machim g
was exhibited last Friday in the. _________________
Ohio valley before 50 foresters a-
mong B IH whom were Prof. L. . YoungRGH P T
Prof. E. B. Jauter, and Prof. S. W. 802 PACKARD STREET '
Allen of the School of Forestry and
Conservation. TODAY, 5:30 to 7:00,
When perfected this machine wil VEAL ROAST, DRESSING h O
plant 1,200 small trees an hour. It BAKED HAM, SPINACH
carries two operators and is drawn SWISS STEAK, JELLY
by a tractor. FIDOSEScIJ
In the demonstration Friday, the MA IED O YSTRENCRE
machine covered a large field co- MASHED OFENCS RE
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els un n --, un n -1 a - s, w ith all the, pageantryn Q ee M ryt as he p n of theirt a l he pa ea t r o ar- a d
rival at Westminster to Bucking-
hanm palace.
- ;The lords adjournment was until
4:15 p.m., but the commons con-
~O T~lIAY.vened again at 3 p.m., when debate
°1 C. Hussey, of the on an address in reply to the king's
speech was begun. Two features of
tment, will speak to the speech from the throne were
Le University studio accepted as highly controversial,
f~ohigan During the I projected electoral reform and in -
theyStrightwil beI dications of an attempt to nullify
na thoragtmilb I the law which made the general
the prgramstrike of 1926 illegal and would tend
--_________to prevent other strikes of the na-
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