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DlY OFFICIAL BULLETIN
the Bulet?.n Is Co n ctlp notice to all members of th#
Oopv recived at the ec of the AssIstant to the Premdid4
3: ; 11:30 am. Saturday.
FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1935 Theosophical Society in America, at
VOL. XLV No. 142 8 p.m. at the League. The Ann Arbor
Theosophical Society invites the pub-
Notices lic cordially.
Application for the Various Com-
bined Curricula: All students who de- Cvncer j
sire to enter upon any of the various F
curricula must, before April 20 of the Faculty Concert: stanley Fletcher,
year preceding double registration, pianist, winner of the State and Dis-
file with the Director of Classifica- trict Contest provided py the Federa-
tion, on a blank to be obtained in tion of Music Clubs, will perform the
Room 4, University Hall, a petition winning program as follows in Hill
to be granted that privilege. After Auditorium, Sunday afternoon, at
this date applications will be received 4:15 o'clock to which the general
only upon the presentation of a satis- public, with the exception of small
factory excuse for the delay and the children, is invited.
payment of a fee of five dollars. Ap- English Suite in A Minor ...... Bach
plication for admission to the Medi- Prelude
cal School and application for ad- Allemande
mission to candidacy for a degree are Courante
in no way related to application for Sarabande
any of the various combined curric- Bourree
ula. Gique
Director of Classification Sonata in E Major,
D. L. Rich, Op. 109 .......... . ... Beethoven
Vivace, ma non troppo
Dormitory Residents: Women stu- Prestissimo p1
Doritorin Residentse Womn u Andante, molto cantabile ed es- W
dents wishing to transfer from one prsioF
dormitory to another next year, or pressivo Pr
to take up residence in a dormitory Prelude and Fugue in A a
for the first time, should make appli- Ballade in F Major..........BChopin
cation as soon as possible at the of- Nocturne in E Major......Chopin
fice of the Dean of Women in Bar- A Don Juan Serenade . . Szymanowski
bour Gymnasium. Humoreske ("The Frogs"), Chadwick
Jeannette Perry The Clown .............. Pattison
Toccata.................. Debussy
Summer Session: Any woman stu-T.
dent desiring residence in the Uni-
versity dormitories for the Summer Exhibitions w
Session should make application as The Ann Arbor Art Association an- o
soon as possible at the office of the nounces an exhibition of photographs,
Dean of Women in Barbour Gymnas- Alumni Memorial Hall, April 17 fr
ium. through the 28th. o0
Jeannette Perry L
Sophomore, Junior and Senior En-d Events Today
gineers: Mid-semester reports for English Journal Club meets in the di
grades below C are now on file and League. Business session at 4 p.m. c
open to inspection in the office of the Program open to the public at 4:15. b
Assistant Dean, Room 259, West Engi- Subject: The relation of the school
reering .Building. of education to graduate work in fu
A. H. Lovel, Assistant DEnglish. Leaders: Mr. Curtis, Mr. ci
Sherman, Mr. Tenney, Mrs. Jones, sc
1935 Mechanical Engineers: J. H. h
Dllon of the Ingersoll-Rand Corn- .Delta Epsilon Pi meets at the Mich- M
pany, will be in Room 221, West Engi- igan Union at 8:30 p.m. sharp. h
neering Building, on lA4onday, April Cosmopolitan Cub- There will be
22, for the purpose of interviewing bosmetin at Thprm i De i
thoe mn iteestd i pssile m-a board meeting at 5 p.m. in Dean t
those men interested in possible em- Bursley's office. Business of impor-
ployment with this organization. tance.
Please make an appointment as soon tone-_
as possible.
H. C. Anderson Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church: d
Three-hour service today, 12 noon to T
School of Education Seniors: Put 3 p.m. Addresses on, "The Disclos- d
in your order for your commence- ures of the Cross" by the Rev. Henry L
ment invitation, announcements and Lewis. Music and special anthems w
personal cards on Friday, April 19. by sections of the men and boy's
There will be a member of the invi- choir. h
tation committee at a desk in the A
lobby of the University High School Church of Christ, corner of Hill
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from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. on that day. and Tappan, Lenten Cantata - "The
Seven Last Words of Christ," by
Literary College Seniors: Orders Theodore Dubois, will be given at d
for commencement invitations will 7:30 p.m.
be taken in the lobby of Angell Hall C
cn Thursday and Friday from 1 to 5 Coming Eventsb
p.m. No orders will be taken after Aeronautical Engineers' Division,
Friday, April 19. A.S.ME.-There will be an important 0e
meeting Monday, April 22, 7:30 p.m.e
Freshman Women: Joanne Kim- in the Chemical Engineering Seminar h
mell, chairman of the finance com- Room, East Eng. Bldg.. Ed Hill isS
mittee for the freshman project, will going to talk on "Free Ballooning,"
meet all freshman women who have and there will be an election of offi-
not yet paid their $1.00 project dues cers for next year. Refreshments will 7
Friday and Saturday afternoon from be served. T
2 to 5 in the Undergraduate Offices c
at the League._Iota Sigma Pi: The initiation will
be held at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Academic Notices 1I. White, 608 Onondaga Avenue, on in
History 12: Sec. 3 (M.F. at 10, 1020 Saturday, April 20, 4 p.m. The initia- "
A.H.) will not meet today. tion dinner will be at 6:45 p.m., Mich- Li
S. M. Scott igan Leagide, when Helen Norris
Morse, National Secretary, will speak
Lecture on "X-ray and Bacteria." S
University Lecture: Assembly: 'Important meeting on i

Professor Malcolm H. Soule, of the Tuesday, April 23, 4:15 p.m., at the 9
Department of Bacteriology, will lec- League. a.
ture on the subject, "Leprosy in An- S
cient and Modern Times" (illustrat- U-M Outdoor Club: The club will H
ed), Tuesday, April 23, at 4:15 p.m., hike out to the Boy Scout Cabin a
in Natural Science Auditorium, on the Huron Saturday afternoon. er
This is the concluding lecture of a Games and refreshments. The group T
series of University lectures by mem- will return about 7 p.m. Any student
bers of the University faculties, which interested in going meet at the Wom-
faculty members, students, and the en's Field House at 2 p.m. S
general public are cordially invited o
to attend. A.A.U.W. meeting, Saturday, April W
20, 3:00 p.m. at the League. Miss w
Lecture:- The Secret of Life and
Death, by E Norman Pearson, mem-
ber of the Board of Directors of the
FINE FOOD?
___You Said It!
- Today - Saturday
Myrna Loy --- Cary Grant
"WINGS IN THE DARK" But Not at FANCY FIGURES-
plus
SPENCER TRACY 13
"MAR:IE GALANTE"
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
RONALD COLMAN Marvelous Meals
"CLIVE OF INDIA At Only
15c TO 6 P.M. $
FEATURES ! - The
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Meaningf ul Smite?
-Associated Press Photo.
Senator Carter Glass wore this
eased expression as he left the
hite House after a conference with
resident ;Rosevelt concerning, the
nnibus banking bill.
axidermist Finds
Holidays Expensive
The Spring vacation, for James
rood, Zoology Museum preparator,
as a complete failure to the tune
more than $135.
Mr. Wood, with his wife and a
iend, was canoeing down the Hur-
a River. They started at Portage
ake, about 17 miles above Ann Ar-
or. When they finally reached a
oint opposite the city, Mr. Wood
iscovered, to his amazement and
hagrin, that he had lost his pocket-
ook,
The wallet contained his $135, the
ul amount of a recently cashed
heck, and a "good round sum" in
,ientific collecting permits, gun and
tinting licenses, and other papers.
[r. Wood has offered a $35 reward for
is pocketbook and its contents.
sabel Weadock of the Detroit Insti-
ite of Arts will speak on prints.
All Graduate Students are invited
o attend a hike and supper out of
oors on Saturday in the Huron Hills.
he Graduate Outing Club, under the
irection of J. E. Marceau, will leave
ane Hall at 3 p.m. Price of supper
'ill be 25c.
Women Students: There will be a
ike for all women students Saturday,
pril 20. Meet gat the W.A.A. Build-
g at 2 p.m.
Presbyterian Notices: Easter Sun-
ay -
.8:30 a.n. - Easter service at the
hurch House followed by an Easter
reakfast. Call reservations to 5987.
5:00 p.m. -Leave from church for
utdoor picnic meeting. If the weath-
r is bad, the regular meeting will be
eld.
Saturday, April 27 -Party at
ylvan Estates.
Baptist Guild: Meet at Guild at
:15 a.m. Sunday for breakfast hike.
here will be a small charge.to cover
ost of food.
Harris Hall: Regular student meet-
ig Sunday at 7 p.m. Discussion on
Immortality" led by the Rev. Henry
ewis.
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church:
ervices of worship on Easter Sun-
ay: 7 a.m., Choral Holy Commun-
n, music by the men and boy's choir;

a.m., Choral Holy Communion; 11
.m., Festival Morning Prayer and
ermon by the Rev. Henry Lewis,
:oly Communion, music by the mes
nd, boy's choir; 11 a.m., Kindergart-
n; 4 p.m., Easter Pageant, "The
ree of Life."
Lutheran Student Club will meet
unday evening in the parish hall

Faculty Man Discuss"s Trip
To NZational Capitol And
Committee IVestigatloQ1
(Continued from Page 1)
ies publicized by opponents of the
Administration."
Watching the stream of witnesses
pass before the committee one sees
a cross-section of American business
life such as is hardly duplicated else-
where, Professor Brown said. On
the one hand is a small southern
manufacturer at whose factory chapel
service is held every morning and
where employer and employee are in-
timately acquainted; on the other, is
the representative of some of the
largest industrial plants in the coun-
try, employing thousands of men. All
are heard respectfully by the Com-
mittee.
To illustrate the unconscious bit of
humor that occasionally breaks the
seriousness of the proceedings, Pro-
fessor Brown told the story of a
bright-eyed little Italian testifying
for the New York ice peddlers. He
was asked to summarize his state-
ment.
"You can elaborate the facts in
your printed brief," said Senator Har-
rison.
I am not going to elaborate," said
the Italian peddler with great earnest-
ness, "I'm just going to tell the truth."
After the ensuing roar of laugh-
ter had died down, Senator Harrison
solemnly advised the witness always
to tell the truth and never to "elab-
orate."

Pins, buttons, bottles and match
boxes will join with the conventional
exhibits of stamps and butterflies at
the Pet and Hobby Show, for local
school children to be held April 26
at Yost Field House according to Wil-
liam G. Robinson, chairman of the
show.
"The man in charge of classifica-
tion for collections," stated Mr. Rob-
inson, "gave up after the first 19
items and just wrote 'other collec-
tions.' Match folders from 162 hotels
will be side by side with antiquities,
the usual collections of stamps and
all the other items admitted. Unus-
ual arrangements and material will
form the main criterions for judg-
ing."

f the Zion Lutheran Church o
ashington Street. The membei
ill prepare their own meal.


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