TIlL IVIICIIIGAN IAILYWEDNI~

SDAY, DEC. 8, 1937

Lindber ghs, R etur ning T o U nited States, Dine A boar d Ship

Parent s W atch
R Oescue Of So
Sop>homore, 19 Years Old,9
Breaks Through Ice
While his mother and father looked
on, Ralph E. Zimmerman, Jr.. '40, was
saved from drowning Sunday after-
noon by W. John Detwiler, Jr., '40, a
member of his fraternity, Phi Kappa

a Zimmerman had been playing
a edsi other fraternity brother sfo
out a hockey stick for Zimmerman to
These candid camera pictures of Col. and Mrs. Char les A. Lindbergh were made by the ship photographer EIAS
of the S.S. President Harding, on which the famed flier and his wile arrived in New York for a surprise CoprsPoEC..IA2LS o$1
Christmas visit after almost two years abroad ) Cooper's hos .. 25 to $1.00
Wool Glovesh . . $1.00 to $1.85
Ce ePIERCE TO SPEAK ON X-RAY Leathr Gloves . . $1.50 to $5.00
Ca ne ie Li ra y ro p av s "X-rays and Tuberculosis" will be WALK A PEW STEPS
* discussed by Dr. Carleton B. Pierce, AND SAVE DOLLARS
$50,000 In I tAdmanstation associate professor o ongnma,
_ _ _ ____at the meeting of the Junior .Re- K U O H N 'S
search Club at 7:30 p.m. today in the YOUNG MEN' sHO
Dr. Bishop Also Reduces through Dr. Bishop's office, although IUnion. There will also be an initia.. 205 E. Liberty Phone 8020
Costs With Large-Scale in a few cases they took the form of 3tion of new members followed by a Open Evenings till Xmas
direct payments to the college. The smoker. __________________
Purchases Of Books total expense to the Corporation for -
An administrative saving of $150,- administering the purchase was less YPSILANTI NORMAL CHOIR
000 and a 15 per cent increase in the than $38,000.
number of books for the proportionate The selection of books lies entirely' SINGING UNACCOMPANIED 200 VOICES
amount of money expended, have been with each college receiving a grant. C H R IS A AU S
the results of the purchasing plan for The only requirement is that books C S A U I
Carege Cobrporation, acording to be primarily for the use of undergrad- FREDERICK ALEXANDER, Conductor
Dr. W. W. Bishop, University librarian uate students. The great savings of Nativity Music from Many Lands. Old Music - Young Voices
and chairman of the Carnegie Advis- the plan comes through more favor- PEASE AUDITORIUJM, Ypsilanti No Reserved Seats
ory Group on College Librarie, na ble terms from large scale purchas- Thursday, Dec. 9. 8 P.M. Sharp Admission 25c

New 'Panorama' Issues 'T he E ternal Mask'
To Be Photo-Engraved T eSonHr
Future issues of "Panorama" will be_____
photo-engraved and will have a larger "The Eter nal Mask." a Swiss movie
page size. Joan V. Hanson '40, editor, in German dialogue and with Eng-
said yesterday. lish sub-titles, the psychological story
The next "Panorama" will go on of a man in search of himself, will be
sale Friday, Dec. 10. presented at 8:15 evening perform-
The page size will be increased from ances Friday and Saturday, Dec. 10
8%~ by 11 inches to 9 by 12 inches. and 11, at the Lydia Mendelssohn
This change will make the magazine Theatre by the Art Cinema League.
easier to handle and file, Miss Han- Produced by Progress Films. Berne,
son stated. Switzerland, the film depicts the split
These changes, she said, necessi- personality of Dr. Dumartin who be-
tated thei sof more than two weeks lievesathat h is anti-meningitis serum
~ FOLLETT
SP ECIAL !
25c
Gift Wrappings and
Materials of Every
Description.
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322 So. State St. at No. University Phone 6363



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