THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY

WEDNhESDAY, A-

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I LY Off ICIAL BULLETIN


hours at 4 this afternoon w,,ill beli
open to thei public, and a demonstra-
tion of the work dlone this summer
will be given. All interested in thi s-
work are invited to attend.

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Bargains

'ublication in the Bulletin is" constructive notice to all members of.
e University. Copy, received at the office of the Sumnmer Session
ntil 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday).
Olume Y111iW ENEISAY, AUGUWST10, 11927 Nmber 30)
,ge of Literature, Science, itnd the ,Art:
A11l Students wishing to have their records transferred to any school
ollege on thfis campus or elsewhere should leave their names in the
order's Office, Room 4, University Hall, somnetime this wveek.
Flome ie MiRecordler.
'it of LibrarLy Extension Services
rihere will be an exhibit of' University of Michigan Library Extension
ce material in Room 112 of theUnlieriy High' School on 'Tuesday,
nesday, and Thursday of this week. The exhibition. will feature current
phlet material of special interest to executives, teachers in secondary
ols, with special reference to administrative problems, the tecaching of
ish, economics, the social sciences, public speaking, and dramatics.
of this material may be borrowed during the year free of charge, by

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Michigan citizens.
[here will be on exhibition also
.tiful editions.

a collection of juvenile classics

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'ALTON LEAGUEI
PLANS MEMORIAL~
he mnembership of the Izaak Wal-_t
League of America will unite in
"fecting plans for a national me-I
vial to Will H. Dilg, founder of the
;aization, who died in Washing- !
D. C., last March, according to
announcement made at the head-J
rters of the League in Chicago!l

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WHAT A SHOW
An amazing tale of ships that
patss ini the ig4 and tihe drama
t hat stalks their decks. ,7uin-
runners, hi-3ackers, fighting, love-
naidg-try to imagine a film ro-
inaante better suited to the dashing
'John Gxilbrert!

A committee appointed at the na-
anal convention of the League in + r
icago last April has announced to:
e membership of the -organization f{
at it has -been unable to decide on
miething which, according to word
nt out to all chapters and state
visions of the League, "must be ank
pression of the esteem in which Mr.
ikwas regarded by the membership
the organization which he founded
d for which he labored so strenu-
sipp RierWil Liefnd ishRe
Suggestions have been made, among' y
hers, that a part of the Upper Mis-I
ssipi Rier Wld Lfe ad Memo-e
:ge be set aside, with appropriate} The presidency of BryanlMeo
arkings, in special recognition ,ofj rial University, lj yton, Tenn., has
e mlan wvho conceived itbeen offered to D1)r. J. Gresham Mach-j
The announcement further explains: en of Princeton University, Newv
Vill H1. Dulg has won a. permanent! esy nnucmn;o h ee
ace in the hearts of all who love tiofl w gnumle lby Malcolm Lockhart,
e outdoors. This regard must have =n h1.:'e of the promotional work
presionmustbe crrie on i orh university at New York City.
ngible form to future generations-
ho will use the outdoor playgrounds ' %IVA T T U'RE ABO, UT
has done so much to keep inviolate! U iTANS AND IL iI1.
rough organization of the Waltont-
ague, and who will be benefitted by; "The Puritan and the Pilgrim
.e new spirit of conservation he has 'Fathers" is the( title of the lecture tol
jected into American life. 1)0'w delivered at 5 'c~olocktiis after-
"it is a. simple ma4tter to think ngoon in Na tura l Science auditorium ij
a statue or monument of some'lby Prof. Albert I3y , t,of thre IistoryI
4, but the problem facing the coin- department._
ittee is that of providing something-
hich, while tangible,. will not be en- kPA GEANT REPLACED B
rely confined to any one locality. DANCE Dt Q'I '
ie committee admits a feeling of :-
competency to decide such a matter, The dtance pagieant as planned will y
iaidedl by the Waltonians of Arne- not be g iven bly the class in Natural I
ca as a whole." dancing. Inzsteuad the regular class!I

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Automobile plants equip production
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