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details to be included in th aket
will be made bylthe group meeting cssifica i n Is
at thle above time.I jU ti
Eta Sigma Phi: Meeting 7:45 p. stponed'Until
i, Grand Rapids Room, Michigan F li
League. Dr. Meinecke will give a lec- Fan Rich,
ture-recital.
Sigma Rho Tau: Meeting at the Due to present financial conditions
Union 7:30 p. m. Colonel Miller will of the University, the administration:
speak on "Personality." has been forced to postpone springj
I classification until next fall, accord-
University Girls' Glee Club usual ing to a statement made yesterday:
weekly rehearsals at the League at by Prof. Daniel L. Rich, director of
7:30 p. m. in their Glee Club room., classification.
- -- - - The forced situation, was brought
a t d to the faitn that it is. at
The Inquiring
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Editor's Note: From time to time
opinions of pople picl~ed at random
on t,11street on some subject of gen-
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THE QUESTION: What are you
going to be when you grow up?
THE PLACE: The W. S. Perry
Youngstown-Michigan Club meets
at 7:30 p. m. in Room 319, Michigan
Union, for the election of new offi-
cers.
Class of '35 Engineers meeting at
4 o'clock in 348 W.E. It is important'
that everyone attend.
Marriage Relations Course: The
fourth lecture of this series will be
given at 8 p. m. in Lane Hall. Mr.
J. L. Kolle, head of the Department
of Interior Decoration of J. L. Hud-
son Department Store is speaking on
"M a k i n g The Home Attractivej
Through Interior Decoration.
aQU oU~ K)47o ~~ Gl 1, UL
JkJL~ ~~ V1~. V4~'~Grammer school.
present, impossible to compile and G THerAs E :oor.
publish the 1933-34 announcement THE ANSWERS: Arthur Carpen-
bulletin before the middle of August, ter, age 10: "-A civil engineer or a
Professor Rich said. forester. I like math and I like to
He said he personally favored early fool around with a chemistry set.
classification as has been the system Books are also a great favorite, and I
employed in the past, as it does read a lot."
away, to a certain extent, with con- Raymnod Haines, age 11: "-Pres-
fusion which comes during Orienta- ident, or if I can't be President, at
tion week. least an aviator. I've got a lot of
'_______ model planes and some day I'd like
7 Ito make real ones and fly them."
Plane Servie Betty Moore, age 11: "-An artist.!
Run To New York Bostoni paint and draw some in my spare
time. I used to want to be a writer,
Direct daily airplane service from but now I think I'll be an artist."
Ann Arbor to Buffalo, New York, and William Trombley, age 11: "-A
Boston was announced yesterday by big league baseball player. I like to
C. M. Spears, district manager of play baseball better than anything
American Airways, who at the same else and I think I'm a gretty good
time appointed the Campus Travel player."
Bureau at Chubb's as the official Dorothy Johnson, age 11: "-A
University of Michigan representa- nurse. I like to play nurse and it
tives for that nation-wide air line, would be nice to help thesick and to
Flying time from Ann Arbor to help in war."
New York is now only five and a half Jack Tillotson, age 10: "I'd like to
hours at a special fare about equal be a lawyer and have cases in court.
to rail plus Pullman charges, Spears Everybody thinks a lot of a lawyer
stated. Special vacation service and and it must be interesting to try
daily planes are also available to to get people free or money front
Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and con- accidents. I would be a square law-
necting points. yer and not bother with crooks and
Reduced fares on motor coach lines gangsters."
were also announced for the vaca- Robert Wilson, age 12: "An elec-
tion period at Chubb's, special rates trical engineer who builds all kinds
being in effect for New York, Buf- of electrical things. Maybe I could
falo, Chicago, and most inter-state also do a little inventing."
points. Direct limited student specials
are scheduled for a number of points,
it was announced. ALUMNI CLUB OFFICERS
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LAUNDRIES
STUDENT - And family washing
careful work at lowest prices. Ph.
3006. 6c
LAUNDRY - Soft water. 2-1044.
Towels free. Socks darned. 13c
LOST
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igan Theatre and Den. Small, tan
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LOST-White gold bracelet, (3 dia-
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"I'ING--Notes, papers, and Grad.
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repirig, efiishngand uphol-
stering. Also antiques. P. B. Hard-
ing, 960 Canal, Phone 3432. 31c
BLUE BIRD BOOK NOOK, lenditig
library. 5c daily. Clean covers. Uni-
versity Music House. 10:30 to 5:30.
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FOR SALE
WILLYS-KNIGHT-De Luxe sedan,
9600 miles. Extra tires. Fender
wells. Sacrifice for immediate sale.
Box 40A. 374
ROOM AND BOARD
ROOM-And board at 807 S. State
for $3.25 a week. Come and see.
Good food. Two in a room. Show-
ers. Call 8912. 373
WANTED SITUATIONS
EXPERIENCED COOK-Would pre-
fer fraternity. 20 years experience.
German nationality. Phone 2-1352.
372
WANTED
WANTED-Round trip ride to Char-
leston, West Virginia, spring vaca-
tion. Call G. Gosling, 2-3225.
375
WANTED-MEN'S OLD AND NEW
suits. Will pay 4, 5, 6, and 7 dollars.
Phone Ann Arbor 4306. Chicago
Buyers. 34c
EHIIRHARD TO SPEAK
Prof. Jean E. Ehrhard of the Ro-
mance languages department, Will
give the last of the Cercle Francais
lecture series on "La France au Tra-
vail" at 4:15 p. m. today in Room
103 of the Romance Languages Build-
ing.
The World Needs
KAMERADSHAFT
Box Office Open
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre
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classes will meet every Tuesday and
Thursday evening at 8:15.
Those who are interested in pass-
ing their Senior or Examiner Tests
are requested to come out. This is a
good opportunity for members of the
swimming club to pass their tests.
Student Volunteer group will meet
on Sunday, April 2, at 4:15 in the
Committee Room of Lane Hall. Mr.
H. K. Lo, President of Yih Wen Pres-
byterian College, Shaptung, China,
now on leave of absence, will speak.
Anyone interested is urged to attend.
Ann Arbor Garden -The March
meeting will be Thursday evening,
March 30, at 8 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs.;James Inglis.
Mrs. John T. Byrne, has consented
to repeat her paper recently delivered
to the Kent County Garden Club.
"Seeds and Where to Fihd Them" is
her subject, illustrated' with cata-
logues collected from fat and wide.
LOWEST CITY PRICES
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Alumni Club were elected at a meet-
ing yesterday noon at the Union.
Frank DeVine, '11L, will succeed
Prof. John L. Bruim of the journal-
ism department to the presidency,
while Dean J. B. Edmundson was
elected vice-president, and Milo Oh-
phant, secretary-treasurer.
John Brown of Harpers Ferry fame
and Jesse Grant, father of U. S.
Grant, were fellow apprentices in the
Hudson, O., tannery of Owen Brown.
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