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'hysics Instructors
Will Meet in Detroit
The annual spring meeting of the
hysics instructors, sponsored by'
he College of the City of Detroit
nd the Junior college of Highland
ark, is to be held in Detroit June
The morning -meeting will begin
t 10 o'clock at the Highland Park
unior college. Two sound films"
ill be shown. The first, "Construc-
on and Transformation of the
lements," is explained over the,
taphone by Sir Earnest Ruther-
ard, eminent scientist and physi.-
st of Cavendish laboratory, Cam-.
ridge, England. The second, "Ar-.
angement of Atoms in Molecules
nd Crystals.' 'is presented over the
taphone by Sir William Bragg of
he University of London.
Luncheon will be served at 12
clock in the dining room of High-
and Park Junior college.
Michigan law forbids issuance of
license to a person convicted of
eer law violation.

Today's Session to Hear Other,
Noted Speakers; 250 I
at Meeting.
More than 250 members of the
Michigan State Federation of Wom-
en's Clubs had registered yesterday
at the League building when the
Institute of Adult Education was
formally opened by Dr. James D.
Bruce, vice-president of the Uni-
versity.
Dr. Brutc explained his policies
and theories of University admin-
istration in an address entitled,
"The University and the State."
At the afternoon session or.
Charles A. Fisher, assistant direc-
tor of the extension division, spoke
on the University and its relation
to adult education. A reception

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and tea at tics dent Ruthven's Nicaraguan Tremor
residence concluded the afternoon Is Recorded Here
program. 1
Dr. W. D. Henderson, director of The earthquake which shook
the extension division, will explain Central America Saturday morn-
the club's program and objectives ing frightening the inhabitants of
at a general session this morning. Managua and other places n
Afternoon talks today will include Northern Nicaragua, and in which
speeches by Dr. Charles A. Sink, several persons lost their lives, was
president of the school of music, recorded on the seismograph of the
and Dr. F. A. Coller of the medical University at 5:10 o'clock eastern
school. standard time.
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COLUMN COLUV~
CLOSES GLOSmE
AT 3 P.M. ADVERTISING AT 3 PL
NOTICE MOO LAUNDRY

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Associated Press Photo
Lou Reichers (center), of Arlington, N.J., who was rescued off the,
southern coast of Ireland after his plane was forced down in an at-
tcmpted Transatlantic flight, is shown with Capt. George Fried (left),
commander of the ship which rescued him, and Chief Officer Harry
Manning.
01F G Sculptural Exhibit
Draws Large CrowdI
DuringFirst Week
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TYPEWRITING and MIMEO-1
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done by experienced operators at
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specialty since 1908. O. D. Mor-
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writer and Stationery Store. 663c
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204 North Main Phone 3916
Keep that "new" look by letting us
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BRAND NEW 1932 PLYMOUTHS--
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SUMMER EMPLOYMENT-Detroit
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"It is very surprising and very
gratifying to witness the interest
which is being shown in the Third,
Annual Exhibition of Sculpture,"

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says Avard T. Fairbanks, Professor
of Sculpture under whose direction
the pieces of sculpture have been
done. "More than 3,000 have at-
tended the exhibition during the
first week," said Fairbanks, "as
contrasted with the 3,000 who came
to see the last exhibit during its
entire showing."
Faculty members and students
account for the greater share of
the attendance, according to Pro-
fessor Fairbanks, although many
people from Detroit and neighbor-
ing cities in addition to a large
number of people in Ann Arbor for
the May Festival have also been up
to the studios on the second and
fourth floors of University hall.
"In view of the unfavorable loca-
tion of our exhibit, and the four
flights of stairs necessary to climb,"
said Prof. Fairbanks, "this large
attendance is quite remarkable.
Engineering Professor
Given Research 'Post
Prof. O. W. Boston of the Col-
lege of Engineering has been re-
cently appointed by the American'
Society for Steel Treating to the
chairmanship of a committee to in-
vestigate the machinability of steel.
Assisting Professor Boston will be
H. J. French, formei head metal-
lurgist of the Bureau of Standards
and now in charge of all steel de-
velopment work for the Interna-
tional Nickel company, and A. L.
Bfoegehold, of the research labora-
tories of the General Motors corp.
MOTOR INN AT WHITMORE
LAKE
Serves you a good chicken, fish, or
steak dinner for $1.00. The menu is
fruit cocktail, salad, relishes, meat,
potatoes, vegetables, corn fritters with
tma'plc syrup, hot biscuits, noodles,
dessert and coffee. Phone 53-F2 at
Whitmore Lake.

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LEWIS STONE-DOROTHY JORDAN
WALLACE FORD-MYRNA LOY
TOMORROW
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A frank discussion

at last on a subject that has
long been "taboo"

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"T ET sleeping dogs lie!" So said
the cigarette trade when first we
raised the subject of inhaling: But
dodging an important issue is not
Lucky Strike's policy!
Do you inhale? That question is
vitally important ... for every smoker
inhales-knowingly or unknowingly.
Every smoker breathes in some part
of the smoke he or she draws out of
a cigarette! And the delicate mem-

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