THE MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY,. MAY 12y .1339
THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIPAYJ MAY L2~. 1939
Rural Schools
Chorus To Sing
Washtenaw School Pupils
To Give Free Concert
Music from Washtenaw county's
rural schools will come to the city
next Tuesday, May 16, when a cast
of 695 children will present their sev-
enth annual May music festival in
Hill Auditorium.
The rural school children will offer
a children chorus of 455 voices and a
varied program of folk dances. They
will' be assisted in the concert by the
Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra, directed
by William R. Champion.
Students from grades -8 will take
part in the festival. They are directed
by Miss Mary Ann Collinge. Miss
* Mary E. Porter, a student in the Uni-
versity School of Music, and Hardin
A. Van Deursen, instructor in the
School of Music, will also take part.
The rural music festival, final dress
rehearsal for which will be heldrin
Hill Auditorium, Monday morning,;
will be open to the general public
without an admission charge.
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MAY
CLEARANCE SALE
Merrick Heirloom
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These are so different"
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Due to sharp rise of Chinese rug
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Merrick quality-the best
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Three Forlorn GirlsSeek Men Here
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To inform the campus they were treated churlishly by two Michigan
men during the recent high-school press convention, three Detroit
lasses sent The Daily these sketches, 10 cents as expense money. I) the
interest of Michigan's honor, we ask: "Do you know these men?"
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WANTED-Any Old Clothing. Pay $5
to $500. Suits, overcoats, mink, Per-
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rifles, typewriters and old gold.
Phone and 'we will call. Ann Arbor
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Newly Appointed CAA Head Senior Ball Ticket Sale
Will Open Wednesday
To Speak At Air Show Dinner Senior Ball tickets will be avail-
able to members of the Senior class
next Wednesday, May 17, at the
"Aviation on Parade," a stuntles Union ticket desk, Waldo Abbot, Jr.,
air carnival to be held Saturday and a '39, chairman of the Ticket Commit-
Sunday, May 20 and 21, at Ann Ar- his tee, announced yesterday.
bor Airport will be the subject of The ball will take place June 16
a talk by Robert H. Hinckley, re- atthe Intramural Building with Bob
ently appointed chairman of the Crosby and his orchestra supplying
Civil Aeronautics Authority. Mr. - ~ music.
Hinckley will headline the program
of the annual dinner to be given Make Mine A Want Ad
at the Union Saturday night, May e _nAWa __d
20, by the University's branch of the
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences in
honor of the show's participants.
Since his first airplane flight in
1913 as a missionary in Germany, he
has gained widespread recognition Sv
for his work in aviation. His activi-
ties in the field were climaxed last" "
month when he was appointed head
of the CAA by President Roosevelt. ..
Born in Fillmore, Utah, Mr. Hinck-
ley is the son of the late Prof. Ed-
win S. Hinckley alumnus and a pro-
fessor of geology at Brigham Young
University.
Serving abroad for three years as
a Mormon missionary, he returned ROBERT W. HINCKLEY C U T -
to this country, and graduated from _ - ____ _U
Brigham Young University 1916. suted in his appointment that same 213 SOUTH STATE STREET -
After a brief interlude in the auto-sutdihiaponmntatae 21SOT SAE'TR T-
mobile business, Mr. Hinckley in 1927 year as director of the Federal Em-
wasoneof he irs tw pasenersergency Relief Administration for
rya on ofth fist wopasengrsUtah, Idaho, Washington, Oregon,
to fly from Salt Lake City Reno California, Nevada and Arizona. Drugs - Cosm e
ne Boeing Air Transport's He has also been FERA assistant r g
line. - administrator of Washington and -
In 1928 he fathered the Utah- assistant administrator in the WPA
Pacific Airways at Ogden, Utah, stock in charge of 11 western states, Ha- LE FR DAY and SATU
In which he held until receiving theinAa skt
CAA appointment. The government wa and Alaska.
first started using his line to record
game censuses, and his planes were Athena Postones 100 5-Grain
also useful in developing the tech-
nique of dropping supplies to forest Tryouts Until Fall ASPIRIN TABLETS
fire-fighters by means of small para-
chutes. Tryouts for Athena, women's speech
As a public servant, Mr. Hinckley society, will not be held until the
has a term in the Utah house of third week of the fall semester, Faith
representatives to his credit. He has Watkins, out-going president of the
also been mayor of Mt. Pleasant, organization, announced last night.
Utah, in 1924-25 and has been a Any persons interested should con-
member of the board of regents of tact Beth Caster, 335 Mosher Hall. Ful Strength
the University of Utah since 1928. Next year's program, a diversified Full Pint
Success in his work as a member one that as usual covers all fields of RUBBING ALCOHOL
of the Utah governor's voluntary re- speech work, was planned at the
lief committee in 1932 and as direc- regular meeting yesterday. Officers
tor of the Utah State Emergency for the coming year will be elected
Relief Administration in 1933 re- at next week's meeting.
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Now! BE SURE TO
SEE IT!
SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'S
"The Hound of the
Baskerviles"
Starring
RICHARD - BASIL
GREENE RATHBONE
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