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Three Dead, Three Recaptured
by Leavenworth Officials;
Five Are Wounded.
LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Dec. 12.-
(4)-Three of seven convicts who
executed a daring plot to escape
from the federal penitentiary here
Friday are dead, apparently by
their own hands, three of their
companions are again in confine-
ment and the other, a gray-haired
Oklahoma mail train robber, is
hunted by possemen.
The fugitive, Earl Thayer, 65, dis-
appeared under the noses of 200
soldiers, prison guards, civilian offi-
eers and citizens who Friday cor-
nered four of the seven prisoners in
the farm house of E. C. Salsbury,
eight miles west of Leavenworth.
Five men were wounded during
the flight of the prisoners, includ-
ing Warden Thomas B. White, who
was kidnaped from his office and
used as a shield to aid in the de-
parture through the massive front
gate of the penitentiary.
The warden, whose left arm was
shattered by a shotgun charge after
he grappled with one of his abduc-
tors, during a halt on a country
road,eunderwent an operation in a
L eavenworth hospital. None of
those hurt was in a critical condi-
tion.
Prison authorities said efforts to
learn how the participants n the
break obtained their weapons have
been futie. Three of the prisoners,
returned to cells following short-
lived liberty, refused to discuss a
shotgun, rifle and four revolvers
they were believed to have pos-
sessed at the beginning of their
flight.

HARRIS TO SPEAiK'
International Authority to Lead
Open Forum; to Spend Two
Days in Ann Arbor.
Pal T. Harris of the Institute of
Internatio nal Afa:irs at Geneva,
will speak at an all-campus forum
at 4:15 o'clock Tuesday in Natural
Science auditorium. His subject will
be, "Is There a New Patriotism?"
The Student Christian Association
Council of Religion, and the Stu-
dent Disarmament committee, wil
entertain Mr. Harris Tuesday and
Wednesday. He is coming here from
Albion college. Anyone may consult
him personally at Lane hall.
According to Jules Ayers, '33, Mr.
Harris is very popular with student
bodies, and has hundreds of friends
on this campus. Many became ac-
quainted with him at Geneva. He is
considered by the S.C.A. as one of
the best authorities on world prob-
lems that will speak on the campus ;
this year.
Students interested in Russia will
be given a chance to talk with Mr.
Harris, as he has just returned
from a three month's stay in that
country.
He has been in consultation with
leaders of the peace movement and
the statesmen of Europe. Mr. Harris
studied at the Institute of Inter-
national Affairs and did reading in
the League of Nations library. He
has addressed groups in Cambridge,
Liverpool, Manchester and Glasgow.
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There are just ten hopping days left until
Christmas and it is time to be thinking about
your Christmas presents. Slater's offer an
easy solution to all gift problems-here you will
find articles suietable as gifts for the whole


WRITING PAPER
Either boxed or in elaborate
portfolios for travel purposes,
it is a gift that runs into the
lowest price ranges. Writing
Paper 50c and up. Writing
Sets
$2.00 up

Associated Press Photo
Rep. Joseph W. Byrns of Tennes-
see, who ha, b.en app inited chair-
man of the appropriations commit-
tee of the house. His 's consequent-
ly the all important task of decid-
ing how to get the most for the
taxpayers' money.
School of Education
Invited to Coidwater
The School of Education has been
invited by the board of education
at Coldwater to serve in an advis-
ory capacity for the state public
school there, which offers elemen-
tary courses to boys and girls who
have become wards of the state.
Dean J. B. Edmonson, Prof. Louis
Keeler, and Prof. Clifford Woody,
of the Education School, and Ben
Sairman, a research assistant in
education, returned late Thursday
night from Coldwater,

GLADSTONE BAGS

Something suitable for anyone and at
the same time nost seful, Many sizes
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GIFTS OF LEATHER

including, book covers, brief cases, table
covers and many others, are practical
gifts which will give service for a long

$12.50

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PL AYING CA RDS
Combination sets of bridge
score pads and playing cards
are always welcomed by bridge

DESK SETS

These are obtainable in a va-
riety of styles, materials, and
prices. Such a set is almost in-
dispensable to the modern
ousiness man or woman.

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ORNAMENTAL

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Fancy ink wells, book ends, and
other decorative objects are Aways
found in kbundance in a well fur-
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PENS-PENCILS

Combination pen and pencil sets or
just a pen or pencil is a gift suit-
able for man or woman.

WEEK

Ladies & Gentlemen
Watches

$2.00 up

Sets $5.00 and

up

Michigan Plaques.


Travelling
Clocks.

OPEN EVENINGS

Fraternity

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Jewelry

Marcasite Necklaces
Earrings and Rings

Diaries ...... .... . .Sc "
Leather Book Covers $2.00 p
Brief Cases...... . . $4.00
Typewriters
All makes ......$22950
Michigan Memory
Books . . . . . . . . . $4.01
Photo Al ums......$1Ou.P
M. Book Racks ..... $2.00 up

Michigan Felts. .. .". . .6G0c "
Michigan Blankets . . $6.95
Desk Lamps.......$.25
Date Books .. . . .. ...75c ti

Waste Baskets
Christmas Cards and
Wrappings.

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Display of Gifts af
$1,00 each.

Beaded Bags
For Evening

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articles which you should see.

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