THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Major Figures it World Tariff Confierences sup-mer Plans I1()t.11 led 'For B.i uG..Ke A10ni it iicrma 1-e) Velrsaile Scholar Baptists Attack Pres. Roosevelt For Wet ViewNs WASHINGTON, May 23.-(A')-Thie Southern baptist Convention, by a voice vote of- its membIers, is on rec- ord as feeling that "much to the discredit of his administration" Pres- ident Roosevelt had allowed the White House to be used to "advertise the beer business." The convention adopted the reso- lution Monday night as one of its Anial acts bcfore turning today to 1. har"mony mecting with Northern Satptists, the first joint session of he two churches since theyspi vcrh slavery 88 years ag o. --Assocated Press Photo 1icc lars in the field of international econo nits are pictured in conference in London after the t@rn^;'iea;un r .qssl for an intin-national tariff truce was Dadopted by the organization cominittec of the world cis:;:zrainac acn.nfercncc. Left to right.: Signor i: Crvandi, tit:ian ambassador to Great Britain; Norman lDavis, Eu1rro:'ean negftBator for President Roosevelt; 'andlHerr von Bloesch, German ambassador to Great t'r it.in., Th^ activities oft r -roundcs Dcpartmer o the routine main' . a l upkeep of the c: ;1inncr months, a card( C. Pardon, s ;uilcdings and grc nents have been in -'awp.ng of the cal 4nci t he depart-nent .ip with the worm. ;et of the depart fllow any very ext( 'mprovement s tithe: )r grounds, Mr. Par The usual nucc roofs are to be mad( aier. The departmc uled to paint the oL versity High School. Repairs which a during the summner the replacement of in the Chemistry 1 checking over of tha Dental Clinic, will this summer, Mr. P A further decrea of the department only those repairs solutely necessary tion of the buildini These would include outside painting tc dow casements fr, Pardon explained. The department for mechanical we jobs in competition tractors and ifi enough, it is awa: this way, the Build, Department has d chanical work in t1 rangle group and n, tract to paint thei Hall, Mr. PardonE Adult Education Institute Planis To Hold Second Sessioin Here The Adult Education Institute, a Law," Prof. John F. Shepard, "The joint, co-operative organization of Psychology of Religion;" Prof. Avard the extension division of the Univer- Fairbanks, "A Demonstration of sity and the Michigan Federation of Modeling;" Grove Patterson, editor Women's Clubs, will hold its second of the Toledo Blade, "The Public and l annual convention from June 5 to 9. the Schools;" Prof. Leonard L. Wat- The program of the institute will kips, "Inflation of the Currency;" consist of a series of lectures on in- Prof. Howard Y. McClusky, "The ternational affairs, current educa- Psychology of Adolescence;" R. V. the Buildings and nt will be limited tenance and gen- °ampus during the eceording to Ed-! .upecrintendent of ounds. Improve-! rade in the land- mpus since 1922 is now all caught . tion of Farm Relief." Dr. Maud E. Watson, "Mental Hy- giene;" Dr. Thomas Woody, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, "Philosophy of Education in the Soviet Union;" Prof.' John E. Tracy, "The Stock Ex- change;" Prof. Max Handman, "Or- bcniQC5wiuUUno The resolution wyas approved over ~nsiv e changes or - n opposition plea that it was -um- r in the building s ecesisar iy disrespectful to the Presi- rdon said.ent of the1cUnitd straes." -dnsad o Iit 1sso:.cad TC Photo It e~presscd "regret" Othat11Mr. s a r y r ep a ir s t o l v t n I . G a t f N e Y r kj c during the sum- Gato e ok Roosevelt hlmd usedl the influceo ent is also sched- 'chairman of Yale Daily News, was and power of his office for repeal of utside of the Uni- voted ley his senior clasxnates of the Eighteenth Amendment" and for L. Sheff'iel scientific school, Yale Uni- the legalization of beer. arc; usually made vcrsity, as the man who has done The opposition was led 1by L. Wail- months, such 4.sth motfrYlhe an os ter P. Binns of Roanoke, Va. Cries ,f worn-out sinkstemotfrYlh an os of "no" "no!" rose as he moved to Building and the admired; most brilliant, and most strike out the sections- pertaining to ,e plumbing in the likely to succeed, the President's Prohibition views. be taken care of Dr. K. A. Handy of Baltimore came 'ardon said. AMERICAN FRENCHMEN to Binns' support, saying he under- se in the budget French students at Emory College stood the resolution included Mrs. would mean that do wiings in a different way. They Roesevelt also, since "she stood for which were ab- are segregated in a small vilage en- the serving of beer in the White for the preserva- tirely their own, where they speak House as was 'ter personal right to gg could be made. rnhecuiey.A oga hydo so." .e roof repairs andFrnhecuieyAslgasty can act like Parisians without im- He pronounced the convention pro- o e rstingwMr. porting Follies Bergeres, they'll lead posal "not in keeping with high °om rsting Mr.a pleasant life, their classmates say. ideals." sends in its bid ork and painting i with other con- its figure is low rded the job. In TH lings and Grounds on e all th e m e- ' - A 1enew Law Quad- M C G N L A U ow holds the con-A"" nside of Hutchins M I ___iMAI DINING ROOM MD IN CRASI- iEAD, Scotland,_______________ submarine L-23 ;h a trawler in a re tday DIN ERSLUNCHEONS h~e flotilla reportedDIN ER ___.edasisane 75c, 85c and $1.00 50c andz75c Tea will be served in THE, RUSSIAN TEAROOM . Evening Dancing in the Grill P. Telephone 2-3251 for Youtr Reservotion tion and dinner in honor of Gov. ganized Labor in Europe;" Prof.; SUB DAMAGE William Comstock and Mrs. Corn- Charles F. Remer, "Japanese Venture'KNARS Y stock, President Alexander G. Ruth- in China;" Prof. G. E. Densmore, KNAID yen nd rs. uthen, nd rs."Some Common Mistakes in Pronun- May 23.-(IP)-The R. L. C. Proust, elation;" Dr. David Trout, Hillsdaleelie oa i "The Emotional Life of the Child;" thick fog near her Among the speakers and speeches "Euato The captain of tU are: Prof. John L. Br'umizn, "What Prof. W. D. Henderson, 'Education Maks God la;" ro. ErlJ.and the Changing Order;" Prof., that the L-23 did n Brc oado,"ieAeia rgs .oeig n oatc}Painters;" Prof. Arthur B. Moehi- w- I Thought; Prof. James K. Pollock, ma,"innig h"chos" and 'The Present Situation in Germanizy;" Prof,.FRobertg tohey, Canadian Mis mm . Fx, "arlamenaryvs. American Banking System." The enrollment fee for the entire Reer 'week is $2. 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