THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, A. i..i J" li i i.A Family; More Rioting In Cuba Radio Progrram For Week Will Present Kahn Dr. Belknap To Relate His Experiences Of Winter In Arctic Region Prof. Ralph L. Belknap of the ge- ology department, who recently re- turned from a year of research in Greenland where he established a base station near the Cornell glacier, will discuss "A Winter In The Arctic" on the University night program Thursday evening over station WJR. "Disimmunity" will be the topic of Prof. Reuben L. Kahn, director of the Clinical Laboratories, who appears on the same program. The Sunday program at 2 p. m. today, will feature Prof. U. Garfield Rickert, of the Dental School, who will talk on "The Importance of Caring for the Temporary Teeth of Children." The astronomy series on Tuesday afternoon will be concluded by Prof. W. Carl Rufus who will pre- sent "A Voyage into Space." "Sculpturing" will be the topic of Prof. Avard Fairbanks in the fine arts series on Wednesday, while on Thursday afternoon, Edward Low- rey, coach of the Varsity hockey :eam, will be interviewed in the reg- Alar weekly sport's talk. The vocational guidance program on Friday will present Prof. Herman H. Riecker of the School of Medicine who discusses, "The Profession of Medicine." The usual musical in- Atuction programs will be given by ?rof. Joseph E. Maddy Monday and Tuesday mornings, and Monday af- ternoon. The essence of recovery is in the will of people to recover more than in any particular plan. - Rabbi Abra- ham Nowak. PRINTING-Reasonable Prices T HE ATHENS PRESS Down~ town - 206 North Main Next to Mein Post Office Dial 2-1013 WE SELL TYPEWRITING PAPER --Associated Press Photo Crowds that assembled to protest the resignation of Ramon Gran San Martin as Cuba's president ran for cover when machine guns were trained on them. Three were killed and at least 14 injured in the shooting. Flight Chief Watches Skies For Companions Letter Found In Greenland By Explorers (Continued fron Page 1) 8,841 or 8,844 feet above sea level. The thickness of the ice there, be- lieved to be 6,000 to 8,000 feet, may be calculated with the help of physi- cists. It first will be necessary to de- termine how rapidly sound travels through thick layers of ice at low temperatures. Six weeks of the comforts of home, and the explorers already are think- ing of another expedition to Northern Greenland, "where a depression was just a rumor. We are going back as soon as we obtain financial backing. for another expedition." Belknap has been on four expeditions to Green- land, and Schmeling has taken part in three. 4 SUD DEN a SERVICE -Associated Press Photo All the leis which confronted Lieut-Comm. Knefler McGinnis, com- mander of the six navy seaplanes on their record flight to Hawaii, didn't stop him from gazing into the sky to watch his other planes land in Pearl harbor after his was the first to alight. h.r Can You Imagine Such Food Values At Such Low Price? 1. Sunday hours 12:00 to 2:00 _ 5:15 to 7:30 Sunday Features These Values! Roost Leg of Veal with Dressing . . . . 15c Turkey a la king & Mushrooms & Biscuit 15c Broiled Large T-Bone Steak, Gravy. . 19c Breaded Pork Chop, Fresh Applesauce1. 4c Potted Swiss Steak a la Tavern . . . . . 15c Baked Swift's Premium Virginia Ham . 15c Fried Hampton Bay Sea Scallops . . . . 15c Broiled Small Sirloin Steak . . . . . . 15c Baked Genuine Idaho Potato........ ..5c Creamed Fresh Cauliflower au gratin. . .5c French Fried or Mashed Potatoes...... 5c Baked Fresh Hubbard Squash.........5c Baked Boston Beans..................5c Buttered Fresh Carrots ..............5c' Buttered Green String Beans .......... 5c I 11 Ii it IiQ liJ(ake [fN[ARC IM ENT-S from y, oaretjieyaticei y oU took some wonderful snapshots this past summer-and more than one of your negatives would make a handsome enlargement. Our enlarging is skilfully, promptly done-at moderate prices. Stop at the fin- ishing counter and see samples of our work. Then give us a trial with one of your favor. ite negatives. When you come in, examine our completv stock of Eastman albums and accessories. FRANCISCO-BOYCE PHOTO CO. 719 North University 108 East Liberty All Salads - Desserts - Pies 5c Beverages - Cakes . . .. THE TAVERN CLEANLI NESS CAFETERIA it 338 Maynard St. mike fingerle, prop. ,1! 'it -T AAL V w~~~I FA,-M --0- - -- --,"- - - U"W W - -i long/mmv mm\,W, - -qww- -RWJIPP- - JIMILAMIL