THE MICHIGAN DAILY

The Vote ByStates
ASSOCIATED PRESS ELECTION RESULTS
AT 9:45 P.M. EASTERN TIME, NOV. 4
Popular Vote

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Alabama.........
Arizona..........
Arkansas ..........
California ..........
Colorado.........
Connecticut.......
Delaware ..........
Florida .........,..

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Georgia..........
Idaho .............
Illinois .............
Indiana ............

Iowa ...
Kansas .
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine ...

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Maryland ..... ... .
Massachusetts......
Michigan ...........
Minnesota .........
Mississippi .........
Missouri ..........
Montana..........
Nebraska.........
Nevada ............
New Hampshire .. .
New Jersey ........
New Mexico ........
New York ..........
North Carolina:....
North Dakota......
Ohio ...............
Oklahoma ..........
Oregon ............
Pennsylvania .......
Rhode Island......
South Carolina.....
Tennessee ..........
Texas ..........:...
Utah.............
Vermont ...........
Virginia .... ....
Washington.......
West Virginia .......
Wisconsin......,....
Wyoming ..........

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2,220 1,160
443 396
2,156 971
11,716 9,572
1,520 1,005
169 169
232 194
1,322 1,123
1,766 1,574
793 716
7,912 7,421
3,840 3,354
2,442 1,653
2,690 2,425
4,299 3,678
1,584 180
633 621
1,453 1,447
1,765 1,765
3,469 3,238
3,724 1,642
1,659 147
4,357 4,310
1,237 468
2,031 2,001
256 203
295 295
3,581 3,574
914 638
8,950 8,926
1,855 1,312
2,245 764
8,600 7,686
3,421 2,874
1.625 1,225
8,010 7,919
245 245
1,272 1,200
2,295 2,036
254 215
801 631
248 248
1,704 1,666
2,881 1,885
2,347 1,940
2,927 2,789
676 488

149.023
76,473
74,042
1,391,882
168,338
381,374
48,279
212,719
228,666
110,161
2,118,078
819,555
431,017
382,434
454,966
73,625
124,593
387,125
941,701
943,989
332,042
21;683
1,098,090
79,531
336,265
20,307
106,221
1,077,335
84,003
3,257,349
465,541
65,877-
1,479,996
416,830
154,080
2,324,934
166,667
103,957
308,312
420,484
124,371
62,149
230,378
254,962
428,849
754,532
45,675
23,822,442

22,960
29,686
16.291
656,057
109,507
278,110
37,985
67,655
33.978
60,605
1,423,156
598,701
333,603
338,885
3 12,928
7,545
166,969
229,125

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Weaver To Address Tau Beta Pi Initiates Gerald Farrah, Thomas Hill, Howard
Holmes, Donald Hughson, Gerald
Meetno f S..A.Fifteen AtBanquet:
Meeting Of .C.A.FtKiassen, James McAnnulty, Cedric
Fifteen men were initiated by Tau Marsh, Ralph Seeley. Robert Steere
Prof. Bennett Weaver, of the Eng- Beta Pi, national senior engineering Hillard Sutin, Robert Tarte and Fred
lish department, will speak before honor society Monday afternoon. Af- -alter.
the Student Christian Association to- ter initiation the new members were] MERIT COMMITTEE TO MEET
neght during its regular meet g in honored at a banquet. The merit system committee will
sonality Development."" Those pledged were: George Allen, meet at 4 p.m. today in the League
This is the first meeting to which Harry Brelsford, John Englstrom, Undergraduate office,
56 11 a speaker has been invited that the
S.C.A. has held this year, but plans
for a series of this kind of meetingsT
5 9 are being developed. Monday night
22 the group heard John Alexander, of
6 Melbourne, Australia, and Moni Sen,
Delhi, India, students traveling
)2 8 across the country on their way to a - -
3 a student Christian meeting in Eng-y
7 !land, at a special dinner given for the
two. Besides these functions, a series
9 12 of Sunday meetings are also planned Boston Fruit Salad Ice Cream 18c pt.
4 4 for the purpose of religious discussion.
87 29 The meeting will also be the first: rpeTetS nae 1c2fr2 +
58 14 regular Thursday night meeting Triple Treat Sundae, - for
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'8 11 PERSONAL STATIONERY
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Jackson .......
Albion ........
Marshall ......
Battle Creek ...
Kalamazoo ....
Dowagiac...
Niles .. . . .
Michigan City
Gary .........
Hammond
Chicago ...

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TH E MICHIGAN
Leaves Ann Arbor (E.S.T.) .2:08 P.M.
for
Detroit .... Coach Fare ........75c

RIDE THE TRAIN
It's Safe - Speedy - Economical
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

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769,214 120,7

653,594
168,793
713
687,756
29,042
238,324
8,119
103,626
710,955
46,374
2,149,033
132,695
30,527
1,001,050
200,291
78,623
1,681,323
124,816
81,346
131,510
57,212
59,497
80,960
99,556
121,133
277,086
360,876
28,646
14,835,381

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12,2
3,5;

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38 19
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Quality -/Quantity
At Neww Prices

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Time) ............9:45 A.M.

11,8
95,9
12,6
48,2
18,2
2,5;
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162 11
3,570 8
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53,423 12
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616,406 523

Totals

122,772 100,737

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TENNIS TOURNAMENT
According to Hope Hartwig, '38, the
third round of the main tennis tour-
nament and the second round of the
conso1etion tournament must be
played off by- Friday.

HALLER'S
Jewelry ,
State and Liberty
Watch Repairing!

RICES adjusted to your allowance! That's what
the Ann Arbor Laundries have to offer you.
Quality is consistent with the same excellent service
that is given with regular charges - Quantity that
allows you to be free with the amount that you are
accustomed to send home - all at a price that
makes it ridiculous to send your laundry out of the
city. Why pay express charges, postal charges for
the delivery of your laundry box only when you can
have your laundry completely washed for only a
few cents more.
This service gives you finshed laundry on Shirts,
Handkerchiefs and Socks. Underwear and Pajam-
as are washed and folded ready for wear.

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SA M P L E
BUNDLE
2 Suits of Underwear
3 Shirts
6 Handkerchiefs
3 Pairs of Socks
2 Bath Towels
COST 99c

p ric per Pound . . .
(Minimum Bundle - 50c)
Shirts, Extra .... .
Full Dress Shirts not included in this Service.
Sox, Extra, pair ..0.
Handkerchiefs, Extra

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12c

H IS job is to look for trouble before it happens.
He is one of many who inspect telephone ap-
paratus regularly, even when nothing is wrong. His
work is called "preventive maintenance."
This work is of the highest importance. It helps
to prevent interruptions to the service; often fore-
stalls costly repairs, or replacements; helps keep
telephone service at highest efficiency.
To plan this work requires management with im-
aginative foresight and the ability to balance the
many factors involved in
the maintenance problem. *i - s

. 3c
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WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY
and Dry Cleaning Company
Phone 41 17

KYER LAUNDRY
Phone 4185

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