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NOTICE
BOARD AND ROOM in private
family. Four wanted. 702 Arch
St. $7.50 per week. Phone 5829.
264

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1931
bedrooms and bath on first floor;
two bedrooms, toilet and lav-
atory on second; large basement
with fruit and vegetable room,
laundry, vapor steam heating
plant, oil burner, electric soft
water lift and garage. View
m'agnificent. Call D. S. McComb,
317 Ann Arbor Trilst Bldg. for
appointment. Phone 4812. 2635
REPOSSESSED CARS-Buy fron
finance' comnpa'ny- for balic ,
due. 311 W. Huron. Phone 22001.
235
FOR SALE-Ford roadster, model
A; engine just resonditioned and
guaranteed; new tires; a real
buy at $200. Reply Michigan
Daily. Box 10. 247

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TNDRY - Soft water. 21044.
Towels and socks free. Socks
darned. 271


IDEAL LAUNDRY CO.
204 North Main. Phone 3916
Laundry drop box at Barbecue
opposite Angell Hall. 200c
BEST SHOE SHINE: in town. San-
fords. Sundays, evenings. 121
E. Ann, 514 E. William. 261c

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HPWOD AWSARDS AMONG LARGEST
N C UATRY, WEAVER SAYS IN A
Director Explains Purpose of Weaver gave this talk on "The
Prizes, Calling Them Among Hopwood Awards for Creative Writ-
Bsiggest of Their Kind. ing."
The awards total $14,500 yearly.
The Avrv Honwood awards are There are five maior axiards of $2,-


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Geologist Says English,
Economic Condition
Improving.

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Retuvuing from a three months
trip to Europe, Prof. William H.
Hobbs, of the geology department,
said yesterday that the economic
condition of France is very good,
and that England's financial condi-
tion has greatly improved since the
abandonment of the gold standard..
Professor Hobbs left America on
August 22. During his trip he made
a 13 day excursion into the Sahara
desert; and accompanied a geogra-
phical excursion into the central
plateau of France.
He was invited to lecture on
Greenland before a group of sci-
entists in Berlin but declined in or-
der to be home to aid the work of
the newly returned party from
Greenland. Profes-or Hobbs will
spend the remainder of his leave
of absence which extends, until
February, writing. ,
Albion Man to Speak
at Religious Forum,

Surprise Formations
Are to Be Presented
by BothRival Bands
A promise that a number of sur-
prise formations will be uncorked
this afternoon at the football game
by both the Minnesota and Michi-
gan bands is almost certain to be
fulfille uif reports from both bands
are true. Since the meeting of the
two bands this afternoon will be'
the first in a number of years, a
rivalry almost as great as that be-
tween tle football teams is sched-
uled to be renewed.
Both bands are nearly the same
size, each comprising about 100
pieces. The Maroon and Gold out-
fit paa drilled daily for the past
six weeks on its formations and is
said to have improved over previous
years with the addition of a new
director.
Immediately upon its arrival in
Ann Arbor on the special train
from Minneapolis on which will
also be 2,000 Gopher students and
supporters, the Maroon and Gold
outfit will parade from the Michi-
gan Central station up State street
to Morris Hall. During the day, the
Michigan band will be hosts to the
visitors.
Woriey Gives Address
to Detroit Engineers

FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnished apartme t
with connecting bath and show-
er. gSunny rooms large enough
for three. Also double and sin-
gle room. Steam heat, shower,
garage. Phone 8544. 422 E.
Washington. 273c
315 CATHERINE - Warm, sunny,
front suite, everything furnished
f o r housekeeping. Low rent.
Phone 4942 263

LOST

LOST-A dissecting set in black
leather case. Phone 23281-214,
Ex. 17' 269
LOST-- Alpha Sigma Phi pin.
-Finder call Joe Conlin, 9536.
I Reward. 270

STUDENT LAUNDRY WANTED -
Called for and delivered. Phone
4863. 150
STUDENT representative wanted
for popular looseleaf memory
book. For particulars address
Intercollegiate Press, Dept. 3,
Kansas City, Mo. 257
WANTED - Passenger to Florida
for Christmas holidays. Phone
3378, evenings or write P. O. Box
375. 262

FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Paw :eaw grapes, grape
juc t, weet cider. Wyandotte
mall. Cil 9534 or 22413. 173
I1O R SALE-Home at 440 Highland
Rd. Owner must leave city be-
cause of poor, health. House;
con1sists of large living room,
stndy dining room, kitchen; two

LOST-Ladies' rectangular .Bulova
watch. Initials H. E. M. on back.
Lost Thursday afternoon. Call
8430. Reward. 272
WILL finder of Psychiatrical case
history please call 7345. Lost on
campus or near hospital. 267


Travel, in Warm

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10 RIDE
Bearer Ticket
(Limit 60 Days)

Coaches

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Prof. John S. Worley of 'the trans-
portation department in the engi-
neering school addressed a group
of automotive engineers Thursday
evening at a banquet held in the
Chrysler factory's dining room in
Detroit.
Professor Worley used slides to
illustrate in his lecture, about the
"Antiquity of Things New."

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On sale beginning November 22nd

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