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President Glenn Frank and 'Wisconsin Faculty
Assailed as Teachers of Atheism, Communism
(ig Ten ,Nees Sereec~) terns, calling religion a, soothing
MADITSON, Nov. 23-Vigorously syrup, and classed religion, liquor,
flaying the University of Wisconsin insanity, and the movies as means
from half"'a dozen sies, John B. of escape from reality,"
Chapple, '21, editor of the Ashland, Mr. Chapple continued down the
(Wis.,) Daily Press, speaking here line, sparing few. Replying to his
on "Destructive Forces at Work in attacks in the open forum, which
the University," named 16 faculty followed, verbosities were tossed

SCHOO-LS CONTlINUEI
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communism, free love, atheism, and
loose moral standards.
"Mr. Chapple, brought herc by
the recently organized League for
the Defense of American Princi-
pies, urged a "thorough going
housecleaning at the university to
end these insidious teachings." He
spoke of the triple attack at work
on the religion, the morals, and the
economics of the students.

pace. anL o 11 in nbreU rui- DbtI em f h 5 co
menu well into the night.Deaigeasoth25,Tewoefarwsltrcasd in the Michigan High SchroolT)- De
Theabsrwho lyffairPwas.latr asedbating League, sponsored h
as absrdsily,"by res FrnkUniversity Extension Division tanidI
and faculty mhembers, who refused the Detroit Free, Press, have pa -sed I
to express further sentiment to the the first round of preliminary dc-,
question. bates and are preparing to mee t
Mr. Chapple has been promised their second opponents poeto yplc rmp on Dec. 4
adeuat prtecionby olie fom Each school will uphold the samzef
crowds, in case he returns again to side of the question for the sec-ond
his alma mater and hinds atempts series as in the first, but thle 1 ti
to interfere with his constitutional which held debates at home fIcy:, the
right of freedom of speech. first round will visit, 'Ltecether
-- _____- schools for the next contest.-
Daily Official Bulletin The question being Oobt ((O1ty
the high schools is: "Resolvwed:
(Continued from Page G) That the state of Michigan :1. ,iold
day, Nov. 29, at 4:30 p. m. A buffet adopt a system of com-pulsor y m-
supper will be served, employment insurance."
For the first time this' year the
Chinese Students' Club: Group League, with the endorsement of
pictures may be inspected and or- the Michigan State Principal's As-
dered at the business meeting on sociation, the Michigan Conference
Thursday. of School Superintendants, and a
Chinese Students' Club: Impor- majority of schools in the league,,
tant business meeting Thursday has changed the type of debates
(Thanksgiving Day), 8 p. in., at the used in its contests~ and is trying
Lane Hall auditorium. Meeting is the new style in the second and
contest. third rounds of' this preliminary:

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I protect my voice
with LUCKIES",

"It's that delightful taste
after a cup of coffee that~mctkes Luckies
a hit with me. And naturally I protect
my voice with Luckies. No harsh irritants
for me . .. I reach for a Lucky instead.
Congratulations on your improved
Cellophane wrapper. 1 can open it."',
Who can forget Edmund Lowe cis" Ser-
geant Quirt" in'"Wh at Price Glory?"~
That mighty role madem Eddie famous in
filmand-and he's more~thanv held his
own in a long line of talkie triumphs. We
hope you sawhim in "The"Spider."And
be sure to see. him in the Fox thriller
- "The Cisco Kid."

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Made of the finest tobaccos
The Cream of many Crops -LUCKY -
STRIKE alone offers the throat pro-sr{:
tection of the exclusive "TOASTING"
Process which includes the use of
modern Ultra Violet Rays- the
process that expels ,certain harsh,
biting irritants naturally present, in
eeY tobacco leaf. "these expelled .:
Irritants are not present in your
LUCKY STRIlKE. "They're out -so they } :"rr
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