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SITY GIVES
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u~cation School Has Advanced
Classes in Nine Different
mid-higallCO c .
'ie courses in education in nine
erent Michigan cities are being
!red by the School of Education
ug~h the University e~xtension
held for two hours
ghout the semester,
for University credit,
amount of credit to
sough this source to-
ion is limited.
th'e education school
ereing the courses in
mmand for an advanc-
Rseach in the Sec-
Curriclum" is being
rst tim~e in th~e region'
ut Cadillac, Traverse
nisee. Meetings are
,ely in these three
he direction of Pro-
.Carrothers, W. H.
HOLDSCONENTIO
American Ornithologists' Union,
Guest of University Museumi
of Zoology.
Two sessions of the 49th Stated
Meeting of the American Ornithol-
ogists' Union wereh eld at the zool-
ogy museum yesterday.
Dr~A lexandler G. Ruthven~ opened
the morning session by a speech of
welcome to the bird organization.
Other speak~ers at the morning ses-
sion and their subj ects were: Myron
H. Swenk, University of Nebraska,
"Present Status of the Whooping
Crane"; Norman A. Wood, Museuf
of Zoology, "More Data' on Harlan's
Hawk"; William I. Lyon, "Gulls and
Terns of the Great Lak~es"; John B.
May, Massachusetts Department of
Agriculture, "High Lights from some
Western Parks"; and Bradley N.
Patten and Theodore G. Kramer,
"The Early Bird."
The afternoon general session had
as speakers: W. J. JBreckenridge,
U~niversity of Minnesota, "Courtship
Performances of Canada Spruce
Grouse"; Harrison F, Lewis, "Duck
Production on the Pre-Cambrian
Shield"; A. M. Bailey, Chicago Aca-
dlemy of Science, "The Haunts of
the Golden Eagle"; and Alfred 0.
Gross, Dlowdoin College, "Glimpses
of the H{ome Life of Birds Along
the Canadian Labrador."
The Conservative session heard
Canuto G. Manuel, University Mu-
seum of Zoology, "Relation of the
Common Tern to the Commercial
Fisheries of Saginaw .Bay"; Elon Hf.
Eaton, Hobart College, "The Starl-
ing i New York State"; W. Bryant
Tyrre'll, "Notes on Whitefish Point,
"Mich."
CLOSES ERTI SING
NOTICE
SALESMEN to. sell attractive Men's
neckwear direct from. the manu-
facturer to consumer. Students
preferred. Apply in person. daily
till 6:30 p. M.
UNITED NECK WEAR CO.
1010 Farmer Street
Detroit, Mich. 179
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good income corresponding for
newspapers; all or spare time;
no canvasing; send for free book-
let; tells how. Heacock, 410 Dun
Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y. 50
FOR RENT
514 E. JEFFERSON, near campus-
2 large housekeeping rooms. Also
double room on first floor. Phone
4593. 176
FURNISHED APARTMENT with
private bath and shower. Also
double ,and single room.,. Steam
heat, shower, garage. Dial 8544.
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FOR RENT-2 single rooms. Rea-
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HOUSE-5 rooms; Intramural 1-2
block; redecorated; easy to heat;
modern; large porch; yard. 7683.
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Exchange
A NEW modern residence in South
East section that will appeal to~
university purchasers. 4 bed-
rooms,.,26 ft. livingraooli, very at-
tractive exterior and interior.
First floor rooins all specious
with modern kitchen. Large fin-
ishecd recreation room. Rear lot
contains beautiful pools and rock
garden. Can be bought for better
than $3000 less than cost. Easily
financed or will consider ex-
change of smaller home. Phone,
3378 noon or after 6 evenings.
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WANTED
STUDENT LAUNDRY WANTED-
Called for and delivered. Phone
4863. 150
IDEAL DOES IT BEST-Laundry
drop box at barbecue, opposite
Angell Hall. 178c
AUTO LOANS--efinancing. 516
First National. Phone 22001. 156
CARES OF CHILDREN wanted by
responsible wife of student.
Phone 4802. 1831
WANTED-Student laundry. Also
bedding. Reasonable prices. Soft
water. Call for and deliver. Tele-
phone 707-F31 after_ 5:30. 53
LOST
LOST-Delta Chi Fraternity pin.
Finder call Jane Mcoreedy, 22217,
188
Bank Run Gravel
S$1.00 e'er Cubic Yard
KIL L IN S RAY)(EL
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The genuine sat -
faction of pleas
ant service and
t ast y food is
f ound at the Par-
rot.
On cool
our m idta
noon lunch
t
days
fter-
beck-
-tere are many special
seafood dishes on the
menu of the tavern to&
morroww'a special fifty
Cent Jnceon an4 an
equally special Slaty
cent 4inner eachtclay,
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practical
.asized lby
;te Creek
1Hygiene
'Ln .
agter of Calles
.tirts on Horneym~oon
dEXIO CITY, Oct. 21.. - (A) -
,eisa, cdaughter of former Pre-
ent Plut4arco Elias Calles of Mex-
and her husband,, Dr. JosephM;
dan Eller, of New York, were on
it honleymioon tody and prepar-
to Peave late this week for New
rk rom where they will sail for
,ppe.
'he~y were married Tuesdlay night
ore a, gathering oft govrnment-
political, diplomatic and mili-
y personages. Gen. Cales, Mex-
's "iron man" who recently was
ed from retirement to direct the
atiorn of the country's financial:
1culties, gave the bride away.
the, was the second .of his daugh-
to marry an American.
ons you to the
Parrot are A jper --
fect Atmosphere.
"ervice and
Attention" is our
motto.
"The Parrot Speaks'
For Itself.-'
SOUTH
STATE
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Programis for Every
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October, November., Deeem-
ber, and on through the long
w'inter nTonths - one social
functionx after another. And
every one of themY will have
occasion for invitations aLnd
programs.
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Equipped to handle every class
of work.
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Appearing'at
Studio
1DOUG.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
- with
,O1RETTA YOUNG
~- ALSO
COMEDY-NEWS
MICH IGAN
UNION
College and Fraternity Jewelry
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
FOR'.A
Friday,
October
Twenty-Third
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Dancing -Nine Till Two
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