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13 THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SATURDAY, OCTOBER It, 1939 become housing director of the Oakland County ERA and re President Hailed by Alumnus It Happened in Michigan Tributes Paid to Dr. Ruthven President Rounds Out Decade in Post A. mmmimaammi ii WimlWf iltiitif nf Tli'iirir riTtiilfli'lffi- i II ism GOP. Divides; Democrat Is In Third Member Picked for Oakland Board PONTIAC, Oct. 27 A split in Oakland County Republican ranks the appointment of the third member of the three -man County Relief Commission ap parently resulted Friday in the ap pointment of George Burt, Pontiac business man, a Democrat, to com' plete the board.

Burt, who had not been men tioned previously in Oakland Coun ty political circles as a possible candidate, was named after the State Social Welfare Commission turned down the names of Stacy Skelton, present ERA director, and Cass Waters, head of the Board of Supervisors. Clubs Versus Supervisors Skelton had received the back ing of the Oakland County Republican Committee and many of the Pontiac luncheon clubs. Waters drew his main support from the Board of Supervisors, with more than 50 of their signatures at' tached to the recommendation submitted with his name. At Lansing, Dr. L.

G. Christian, State Commission member who proposed Burt's name, said he did so because the political con troversy between Skelton and Waters had grown to a point where neither could have served successfully. 'Had to Reach Into Hat' 'The Board of Supervisors was for Waters," he Baid, and the citizens were for Skelton. I do not believe we could have chosen either without creating a furore, The result was that the CommlS' sion had to reach into a hat and select a man not connected with either faction." Burt-has had a number of years experience in the position he will hold beginning Dec. 1.

He served as Pontiac City welfare director from 1930 until 1933, when he became purchasing agent for the Oakland County CWA. He left that position in 1830 to By Donald it. AJ for a Hero I JENNINGS, 24 Merritt. S. is.

Grand BP two frorr n8? 2. cirbi from I'? at Ottawa Beach on jov for dronirif Carneeie July Initial made of bronze, and ero medal, ma the Hero Fund Comm Mlon in Lake Michigan ftf Jam against a heavy under-f wiuTthe girls, Josephine R. W'JI jo 6 and Esther 16 to safety. The girl. LTbA Si out by the under- "'Herrn'd Commission's that "waves were let high and heavy because iLninrs dived from a boat and J' fm about 200 feet to the and took hold of their hair.

The girls were unconscious. With irt difficulty Jennings then toward shore, the undertow Wnderinf fir help, ad he was After swimming 200 feet with the tr he reached wadable water EdVM given assistance. The 2ri, were revived. Jennings was fatigued and nauseated. Ten co-eds at Alma Col-Ifce promised to kiss the winner of a freshmen men's plng-oone tournament; Robert AlHirel.

of Cass City, played Inspired ping PS fr tuM'ks, won the tournament. Then the professors stepped In r'rlilay an toW tn not to kiss him. "It Is not the tw.f of promotion approved by the college," they said. But students say it's fun. For the second time In eight years a passenger train will be operated Saturday on the New York Central branch line between Albion and Hillsdale.

Albion College students, 300 Strong, have chartered a special train to take them to Hillsdale for the championship football rame in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The only other passenger train to run on the line since 1931 was a year ago when Hillsdale College students put on the same stunt A half hour afer Gwendolyn Knott, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Knott, of Colrlwater, fell out of a aecond story window to the ground 25 feet below Friday, ohe was playing with other children, quite unhurt and quite unconcerned. Ruth Davenport, Lapeer County 4-H Club girl, has been Anwer to Yesterday's Purale apTtMI pjc" a tTTTv jjjp I HOP 1' Bio I Ftp Pn Photo President Alexander G.

Ruthven, president of the University of Michigan (left), was congratulated Friday night on 10 years of service to the University by Attorney General Frank Murphy, an alumnus. More than 2,400 attended a dinner in. Ruthven's honor held at the huge Yost Field House in Ann Arbor. Today's Program at Your Favorite Theater P. Schram awarded a trip to Chicago In De cember for winning a at a to nn ning contest.

She is the daughter or wr. ana Mrs. Kaiph Davenport, of Oregon Township. Four other Lapeer County 4-H youths who won prizes in various club activities will also go to the International Livestock Show, along with Ruth. They are Chria Rauh, Lapeer, Robert Hebner, Had-ley, James Kohler, and James Reilly of Bumside.

Troubled by a Cough DROFFED UM TEEF IN A the fewer." a lianino- vni- reported Fridav to a rlorir in th Jackson Public Works Department, by telephone. The message, after some difficulty, was Interpreted, and a utility man sent out to rescue a set of false teeth frnm a rotch basin for a man Identified only, prior tne restoration of the teeth, as TJfwuth Muthwiim. Aftr he trot the teeth back frnm of autumn leaves, he didn't give ma name but explained that he lost his molars when he coughed. W. Morgan has 30,000 buttons besides the ones his wife sewa on his shirts, and proved It Friday by showing them at Kalamazoo's hobby show, sponsored by the Kalamazoo Junior Chamber of Commerce.

He once had In his collection, be said. A telegram from Charlen Evan Hughes, chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, was the treasured possession Friday of Van R. Pond, city attorney of Owosso since 1918. The occasion of the telegram was Pond's eightieth birthday. Hughes and Pond were classmates in uoiumma university in 1884.

Pond was tendered a testimonial dinner Thursday nicht bv several Owosso lodges. Reading Suggests Gas Rate Change Abolition of the minimum-payment plan In the Detroit gas rate was requested Friday by Mayor Reading in a letter to William G. Woolfolk, president of the Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. The Mayor said he was confident that the Michigan Public Service Commission would abolish the plan and provide a lower gas rate as well. The commission is hearing testimony on a petition of Prosecutor Duncan C.

McCrea and Corporation Counsel John P. O'Hara for lower rates, abolition of the minimum and refund of allegedly excessive charges. Mother Canvass House in Fight Against Repeal WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (A. Members of the Michigan Division of the Mothers Association of America today canvassed the House of Representatives In their fight to prevent repeal of the arms embargo.

After calling on half a dozen congressmen, including Reps. Clare E. Hoffman, Michigan Republican, and Louis Rabaut, Michigan Democrat, the mothers, who arrived yesterday by bus and automobile, split up into small parties to expedite the canvass. Vertical 1 Flushed with success 2 State of mind 3 Comparative ending 4Woolly surface of cloth 5 SoU 6 Breathe heavily In sleep 7 Soldiers employed in digging mines 8 Before Ventilates 10 Dull finish 11 Breathing orifice 12 Eternity 13 Siamese coins 20 Small river islands 22 Faint 24 Feminine name 27 Performed alone 29 Back of the neck 31 Bucket 32 Purposes 34 Olfactory organ 36 Twining stem SO Canvas shelter 41 Soft mineral 43 Long narrow lnleU 44 Every one individually 45 Arreeable 46 Asterisk 48 Artifically sprouted grain 51 Football teams 54 Slender 58 American general 58 Anglo-Saxon money of account 59 Calm 60 Tried: Scotch 62 Part of a coat 64 Exaggerated comedy 67 Small lake 69 Metal 71 Use needle and thread 72 Thiee: prefix 73 Noise 75 Tropical bird 80 Pronoun Q.S. Sends Women Away from Milan 25 Prisoners Will Be Jailed Elsewhere WASHTNT.TON.

Oct. 27 A.P The Federal Bureau of Prisons la closing the women's section at the Milan (Mich.) correctional institution because of inadequate ac commodations, a Justice Department official said today. The women Inmate at Milan, numbering about 25, are being distributed among the women a Reformatory at Alderson, W. the Detroit House of Correction, and the correctional Institution at Terminal Island, which was opened last year. Among those being sent to Al derson is Nellie Muench, sentenced at St.

Louis to 10 years for using the mails to defraud In the "Gift of God" baby case. Actress and Flier Wed LONDON, Oct. 27 (A.P.) Ann Todd, British movie actress, and Flight Lieut. Nigel Tangye of the Royal Air Force were married today at a register orace. COLDS? wimi rrovnv wImW- ViMa' I you feel it-wtth swift-acting VICKS VAPORUB BlgEir, BiHir I Brighter than mr bifon Thin a Mini tilt riittm tail art itniH it Ca laaTltln lktat'M ttktu aarIM ita a ia taa liiiatwliM Kilt Ciiiam a4 Mat mi.

tair aet taiy art tat atw uaua'i liitutt Mia Ikaa tfcn mr aua. a vita 1M lanrmatatl rxMtlt la tka itttiaa aaa to. tn ttwitm, a a ata tat rlfktar ana itar rfcta awt tiaitWI Tut? tbn'n ar atta kitttr aa! nt Ct-aHrtlix IkutrnarHMi Attaiata Irta Partial CO-OPERATIVI THEATRES Michigan, tec 31001 roxs-BUILDINGsVi DIPPfllllV Ftnktll ntir UreriMli fV rlUllAUILLI ootri iiaa 12:45. Pirk Fm. "G00DBE MR.

CHIPS." Rtkt. Dtatt-Gratr CanMl EXPECT MT 0in.il kt.lt-. Ron 17I 11641 Etat JrFtrtoa it ILAtM rial. 1 tt 12 a Vlrtar MaLatlta and Jtnt Ltna la "CAPTAIN FURY." "TARAN INDS A SON." Jtknkv Wtliiatlttt-aj. Stlllna PUNCH jMy-''" DETROIT'S UNDUE A0 EXCLUSIVE Single Feature Theatre! PUNCH JUDY-" Sptnatr Tnty-Nanay Ktlly la "STANLEY AN0 LIVINGSTONE" lljOOJ DANGERjPrMlM fnlW pinin OITV "rd orar Nint-klllt Butd nftU I III I I i0t.2V Latrtnta Olitltr-Valarlt Habut la "CLOUDS OVER EUROPE." Alia "NEW RONTI wltk TBI TKrat Mliatlttan A I fr Grand BIrtr It iw UnU nAinOU 12 im.

Htdt LaMarr la "ECSTASY" (aattaiand) Saltttid Skorti BAUflUA Craiiol and Bii Milt Road nAltlUriA OtanBpta 12:4. a. Ana Sktrldaa pat Tkt 'Dttd lad' Kldl la "THE ANGELS WASH THEIR FACES" plai Vlrtmia Brttt ll "STRONGER THAN DESIRE RA ind 0-MUt load nAfflUriA Ttaltkt it MidnlpM: Slant Htlltwt aa Saatk Snt: "THI MONSTER WALKS" pill "CONDEMNED Tl LIVE pin CkillltR StrwIiM lad NtwIUtt! pcnCnDn Lahttr "ail at Grand Rim it nturunu i fn, TratY-ii. Kti ll "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE." Ella Naiwtll't "HOTEL FOR WOMEN" wltk Ana Sttkira REGENT ll Halltwt'H Cartata Sbtw Matlaat Only; LaM Sktw it 10 30 a. a.

Doan titl 6:45 a. a Tkt Dtad End' Kit, la "HELL'S KITCHEN" plti Bitty Grtklt ta "MILLION DOLLAR LEGS" Dill Tft tlrlllot at ML EllloU rnt Parklnt niALI Ctat. frta 1-45. Ital Banttt-Lll Hayward la "THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK." "THI STAR lad tiada Wirt pin YiM Vtmor Hay. al Crntral Pub Frtl niU 12 Ntta tt Midnlant.

Lull Hivwird-Jtin Rtnnrtt. "THE MAN IN THE I RUN MASK." "THE STAR MAKER." B. Crtaty-L. Wirt blUirpi Grind Blm ind Joy load nllltnA Baaa ii 12-00. lait Sbaw 10:30 Jady Garland ind Friab Mortal it "THE WIARD BF 02." Randall Stttt tld Biaty Ktlly la "FRONTIER MARSHAL" RlVfll A CaulLllac at Fcw-ot it nilUIA 12 45.

ajltkty latMy, "ANDY HARDY GETS SPRING FEVER." "UNEXPECTED FATHER," Mlnka Aiar Riay SanFf pnncrtri qtum aw. it May Park Frtt IIUUOCILLI ottn Otta Ttday it 12:45 Jidy Carland Fnnk Mtrpaa. "WI2AR0 IF 02" "FRONTIER R. Saatt-B. Baratl.

Cat Htri Rtftrt 6 p. a. aad Slat lOt BflCCnAI 1162(1 Tnwlward U-rtwy nUOCUALC Klddlt Htlltwtta Mltlnaa Pit Srlta.ltai BlMdtll-Wayat Marrh la "KID FROM KOKOMO at Pita "BACK DOOR Tt HEAVEN'' al 9:10) PflV nodairr) atir TtHrlt Pirk Frra df nuAI Data 24 Httrt. Mltkul Wkalta-Dtltrai Ctlllllt. OUTSIDE THtSI WALLS Iiaa Parity itkaay Otwat ia "PARENTS ON TRIAL" ROYAL OAK trim Otant-CbH.

Btytr Fa "WHEN TOMMROW COMES Alia "TnEY ALL COME OUT" wltk Rita lot ait CCUITC 0424 Vl'thUan Airnua it dtriAIC ct ij 4J "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE," Stamar Truy-Riakird Gmat Ilia Miiatll i "Hatal la Wiaia." Ata ttktra CTp I un Uirxl Blm at M'l TT. 4-10ui it allrlAnj ctat. fraa lS. lta a Btntttt-Lull Htywtrt ia "MAN IN THE IftON HlsK Alia B. Cmly.L.

Wara, "THE STAB MAKER" STRATFORD" 4 751 rv-it Vrrnor -d Mat. 1-30 t. a. 'Dtad Eat' Kidi- Mtrtartt llnduy la "HELL KITCHEN "THEY ALL COME Jtktita aid Tta Bill fnil)CD U813 Grand Birtr at kitftrl i luntn tn, at 1:15. Pari Saatttr Traty-Ntaty Matty.

"Staaiay and Llvinaittat Llntt Dirttli-Ana Sttkari. "HOTEL FOR WOMEN TBCMTnU Trwafi. HHl. if intniun Crnby tad I Itta Wari la "THE STAR MAKER "MAN I THE IRONMASK.Latil Hlywtrd-ltia Btaattt Til YFtlft Hiailloa it Tultda it IUACUU Dnart tarn it 113. Sttntir Traty-Nanif Ktlly la "STANLEY AND IIVINGSTONF" I.

Elliiia-Aaa Satktrt ia "HOTEL HI WOMEN" Mltkty Rtaatv and Jady Garlttd ta "BABES IN ARMS" witk Ckum Winaltptr tad Htaa Clit! llpTfUAVll 1A407 Mark A'a Pirk Frtt Ur I Un fl ctatlattti frta 1 p. a. I. Ellltaw-A Strbtrn la "HOTEL Fit WOMEN." I Trity-M. Kally ia Stinlty ltd LHInaitaat." Midaitt skwa.

UipCITy LlmMii it M-Mrllli Rd Park Fraa" Irinjlll Barn tpaa 12:43 a. Lit tkaw 10 a a. Sttata Trier lad Ritkard Graaa la "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE Plal AaaStl karaja 0 EL FOR WOMEN" VDCItC Buawr Hanard TUOUt Data 12-45 litt Sktw at 10) Virtlalt fttt ind Wilta Pltttt la "STRONG! THAN DESIRE Ala SaarXta. "THI ANGELS WASH THEIR FACES ISat Nut Ad) VnfC Haratr it Htmrd 'UUUt Taday! Mltiaaa lalyt Ckildrta'l Nailtam aa itt Sktw at Fall Httr af Ctrtttnt and Ctmdlat. Mr Nalltwt ta Gtttiarri rf Ytt till WARFIPI (I Htulaca-Farnaawrb it IIni ItLU al TB HEAVEN," Nlaa Mat MiKltaty and AH UFaad tail: "6U00 ENEMIES, Waitar WASHINGTON- Jtt fj.

a t'tkard CarOta ta "WINTER CAINIVIL Rintlaw Saatt-Fnatta Dtl IjC0ASI GUARDJ UVCCTniAH "roaiint it FnieU Park Frta 4V nCilUlTfl tua fraa 113 a. I Damtll A. Sotktra. "HOTEL FOR WOMEN "STINLEV AN IIVINGSTBNE. t.

Saaaaa. i Fatt alta 10 JO a. WUITTICnr Jrfirairi-GdL Bl'il Part Fr yb nrlllliCrl iHttllta Boat Btaat-Grar Gtma ta "GtOOITE MR chips Mlttbi At and Raky Utly ta "UNEXPECTED FATHER" "GOOBBYE MB. CHIW1 "THE tttll'A." Tat RiU Lttla. PartFrta.

WYANDOTTE-" Matiata Ttdar I tat Dtana- Cku Stnr la "WHEN TOMilltBW CtMEt" uHt0.2lin'lrk$t('t;Fan,tt 0t WY A 0 OTT E-M AJESTI MUTINY IN THE ILACKHIWN 1M Slat Ixaarl Cvttt. WINTER CARNIVAL" Y0UR-r -Fwnw at PI. 4V ll'ta -ANDY NAaYtfT SPRING rut Mum Imr) Mium Ata and Baat Sot) Hi "atEAPECTED lAlkll mained until 1938, when he returned to private business. Since his retirement from public office, Burt has been sales manager for Boice Brothers, a contractors' sup ply firm. He la 50 years old and lives at 23 Delaware.

With George Hamilton and James McDonald, he will have control of the $700,000 relief fund expended in the county. As director of relief he will receive $3,000 annually, while the other two members get a salary of $2,100. Fogbound Vessels Are Freed at Last Lifting of dense fogs Friday permitted more than 60 Great Lakes freighters, delayed for hours after some of them had grounded In the St. Clair Channel to move toward Detroit, Lake Erie and Lake Huron. The self-unloader Wyandotte, of the Wyandotte Transportation remained aground Friday afternoon near Algonac.

The Wy andotte ran aground Thursday night while avoiding a collision with another freighter. Part of her cargo was removed Friday by the lighter Maplecourt, of Port Huron, in an attempt to refloat her. Several other ships were aground for a time early Friday but were swung into deep waters. Defense Completes Case in Detective Chylla's Tria With the calling of four char' acter witnesses to the stand Fri day, the defense rested its case In the trial of Detective Albert Chylla, of Fort Station, who Is charged with assault and battery on the complaint of eighteen' year-old Jasper Choice, of River Rouge. When the trial resumed Friday afternoon Chylla returned to the stand and was cross-examined by Assistant Prosecutor John Graham.

Arguments to the jury will be gin at 1:30 p. Monday before Recorder's Judge Donald Van Zile, who is hearing the case with a jury. rrillfCI I 3711 FMikrlt. at Dtaltr rtriKLLL Aaoltt 20t. Cklld'a 10a "Tlit Kid Ira.

Kikoaii.1 oat Rltndtll'Wayaa Mtrrla "Mr. Mall On Oantar liland Paltr Ltrri Hinhtlt rCBUilll Wnrxtwird at Ntna-Mllt l4 ft mnnUALC rant. Iran, 1 a Rtaan la "ANDY HARDY GETS SPRING FEVER." Anita Lnalll lht Rill Brtl, la "THE GORILLA" CI UC IDTC Vt'oodwtnl at Hl.i I'aik tm UrinL HnlOotta ai.M l.tk tnn-'liattar'- ttrttkr Laawtr. "MAN AI0UT TOWN willata nn-MIUqr iMOlf la "STAILEMATEk" FISHER" -Grand Bird, and Strond 30t tntll 00. Lait Ikow 10:45 ll.

"THE WIZARD OF 02" la Tttknlcaltr wltk Itdy (trltnd-Frink Mtriaa ltrt Lakr. plti "FRONTIEI MARSHAL" witk Randalik Scatl-Niaty Killy FLAMINGO Gratiot ind 7-Mllt kj. PI. 3460 it Coat, tram 2 ia. Marrh- Bltadill ia THE KID FROM KOKOMO." Paltr Lorn la MOfO ON DANGER ISLAND' tny aliimpltct at Dttrolt UA Frank Ctpri'i Crtilttt Trltmakl Jtam Stawtrt ind lain Arthtr la "MR.

SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON" Martk af Tint StlKttd Skirt Stkitttt CDnilTCIJAf ind Front, rnunitriAU FINDS A SON." "SECOND FIDDLE." T. TARIAR Ptwar-Saaia JH fl it. Sat. at 1 ataJBn ly 6ant Attry Wll taraf CI llRPGrlD Rlrcr inQ Tmari11111 DLUDC prtef Lirrt-litn Htnhnlt-Wlrrta Hyimr IN "MR. M0T0 ON DANGER ISLAH0." Gttrpt 0 Br lta In "RACKETEERS OF THE RANGE" fi A I fl I Witt V.

irrr and Jimrllon UnANAUA Cta.trt12J0a. MlKka Attr-Blty Sindy. "UNEXPECTED FATHER" "STUNT PILOT'' witk Tallipia Ttmaiy EXTRA? SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW 11:30 P. U. CBA linC W- JrrTmon Art.

DnAilUC Dtir, t. 12 1. Itnnilt t. Hayward "MAN IN THE IRON MASK." "STRONGER TH AN DESIRE." V. Bnci-W, Pldptta.

Mldaltl tktwi CDC AT I JVC? 130 f. Hr Par Frtt OUCA I LAKtO J0 lP ih Start! at 10 t. a. 1 Tnay, "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE." E. Mnwlll "HOTEL FOR WOMEN" UABUnUV Mc nAnmun I Boaat-Cnar Garua.

GOODBYE MR. CHIPS." "UNEXPECTED FATHER" M. A.tr Sindy. EXTRA MIONITE SHOW! HIGHLAND 13843 Woodaud A't. 3 a.

a. lai. and L. Glta wa, "Sktild Htikindi WtrkT" "Rldtn at tka Blitk Rirtr." Starratt. Spatial Mldnjkt Skiwjtaltl! HOLLYWOOD" sou Wrt Fort Ptrk Frtt it 12:30 Nun tt Mllniikt.

Jtdv Garland art Labr-Franl Mariaa. "WI2AR0 OF Oi" Biadllpa Stilt ll "FRONTIER MARSHAL" UnUC ti Chriif iSlrrrt it llOmC Riti lotlM la "THE GORILLA." "UNOERCOylB DOCTOR." Lltyd tlaa-J. Carrtil NiiU. Stral IRIS" 'Hit tm Grind Wid. 1t Mat 1 JO a a.

"ANDY HARDY CITS SPRING FEVER" wltk Millar Rtany. Rita Itka-Ht and Wtltar Pldptta It "6000 ENEMIES" IRVIUC iinno Frnktll Armua inTIITU Wlit piditta.RIti Jtbnita la "WOO ENEMIES." "TAH2AN FINDS A SON." J. Wilii-ailltr-M. CSalliraa. atrial.

Owl Sktw Ttaltt! KRAMER a I'll Sllrhiltn A't. M. Wnilta-D Xtittllt. "OUTSIDE THESE WALLS" MUIINY Of THE LACKHAWK," R. Arlaa LAKEWOOD- K.

Jrfltrn. Ll S939 A ota 12 30. Mtt Only Strltl. Pilar itrrt. "MR.

MOTB ON DANGER ISLAND" "UNEXPECTED FATHER," M. Aatr-B. Sindy I AUP ACTCB lOWS Wnt JtrTtraoo LAnuAOl Lll R.tnttl Htywttd la "MAN 111 THE IRON MASK." "STRONGER THAN DESIRE." Y. Bnil-W. Pldltia.

"MIONITE SHOW!" I ACk'V 13320 let rampaia Park Frtt LAOM etat. frta 1:30 a. 'Dttd End Kidl aad A. Sktrldaa la "ANGELS WASH THEIR FACES." Ika (III Iratkart la "THE GORILLA LINCOLN PARK- Fort K. and 0 Connor Laali Havwtrd-Jtaa aVpattt ia "THE MAN 111 THE IRON MASK." Alia Matty Gnbllla MILLION DOLLAR LEGS" Dttnit'l L.

Wirt. "THE STAR MAKER." I tnnttt- I it It Hiywird, HEM AIMNTH El RO MASK QQp Mleruiaii at Can Oprn All Nlibt abt. Dnit Grtr Sanaa. "GOODBYE MR. CHIP1" GO I LA," Rltl ItllM lincnu noodtard at Crand lma Pl.t IflAUIOUil Edward R.kltiaa ia "CONFESSIONS BF A NA2I SPY." Ana Skirkn ind Jia Ellltta la "SORORITY HOUSE" Bit Midnitkt Sktw titryJatardiy JitM! MADISON r' tlrai Rip; MMniglit Show Tonight! MARTnTiVHlWol-V 'Dtad Ind' Kldt-M.

llnlury. "HELL'S KITCHEN." lint Craktlnd Lull Wira la "THE STAR MAKER" II IVIilC Mar Aw. at Baldwin it IYIAAIHC ttat frta 2 a. "Ml. MOT! II DANCER ISLAN0." Pita Ltrra.

lai. and LtillH Clraiat JaJH0ULBUSBANDSWORKr Ii A VP A I Wondwarr) tt Eliot Frtt Parklni df IflAlrAin lata All int. Wtrnt Mwru-Jtan Itatrll Pat Bma. "THE KID FROM K0K0MB" 'THE MAN WHt0AIEDrHtaryJi Nail UIPUlflAli 'r ind Grind Bi'tr At. MlbillUAn ctatiatta, frta 10 45 a.

a. Jtka Ctrfltld and PriKtila lint la "DUST BE MY DESTINY pit, Artit Skiw aad Hit Ortktitn la "DANCING CI ED" MIDWAY" I 491 i Srtiaftr Hay. Frta Pirklnt Cant frta ill L'tyd Nalia-I. Carrtil Nilik a URDEirOVEl OOrtOl" in. an LttilH Cluita.

"SHIULp HUoBAND WORK T' N0RT0WN" I T-MlH It Via DyLt Park Frta it twl Sktw Stirti 10 a Ii 5, 'Dill Triry'l B-Mtn Rkt. Dtnat. "G00DIYI UB. CHIPS." 'HE GORILLA." Rltl Utatri NORWEST- Ind BaiilbttUr Pirk Fraa Latt savw 10 OO a. M'lrra DrftlM and Maa tiand'll ta "G00O GIRLS Gt TO PARIS Plal Tut lltl Brtt.

la "THE GORILLA" unDwnnn si tttard on ah mm rlUnWUUL) lwk Mi.ff "MR. tt CHINATOWN" pitt "G0ID CIRlS GB Tt PARIS witk Jtaa liaaatll aad Miiryl DtatlM nmni Liri at PMitdripnia it LiniULt (pttl lS. Tkt tit: Rrai -Anitt laala HI "THI GORILLA." "CLRUDS OVtR EtiRtPI" ailk Valtrlt Hobita ind Latrtttt PALMS STATE Ctat frta 10 45 I a. Warld Pftaitn Sknrlat tt Pattlar Pruaa "OIS'UTEO act! 0rvThy Laaa. plti Baltt Bnw la Tat BLB MAID pr '12 rww-n it "EXPOSED" (Itada ParraM and Itta plat TtlitH TAKES A fLIta Wltk Jttl MiCrn lad Aatrta Lttdt AFttp SlE NfflSA iWuTsyioJist ITr ctns "I By Jack Weeks ANN ARBOR, Oct 27 The Yost Field House was filled here tonight with 2,400 alumni who had gathered to honor Alexander Grant Ruthven, for his decade of service as president of the University of Michigan.

The banquet fitted into a three-day convention of the University Press Club of Michigan, the club's twenty-first annual convention, and also was a part of homecom-ing festivities. Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, Michigan alumnus, was to have spoken, along with Attorney General Frank Murphy. At one time it was also expected that Thomas H. Dewey, the New York racket buster, would be present.

Only Murphy Arrives The spectacle of three sons of Michigan and potential opponents for the Presidency appearing on the same speakers' platform did not materialize, however, for only Murphy was able to attend. The big field house was brilliantly decorated with canopies of maize and blue and the music and other entertainment was lavish. A pageant lasting more than an hour and apparently comprising almost as many people as were seated in the auditorium preceded the speaking. While the celebrities and alumni i took care of the oratory and the heavy-duty eating, the students of the University put on the show, and a very good show it was. University Band Plays It began with music by the University Band- and the University glee clubs and was followed by a parade of amazing complete ness and variety.

The acts alter nated between good-natured and high-spirited ribbing of the president and the political celebrities and serious tributes to the man who has led Michigan's biggest educational institution for 10 years. Examples of the kidding were startling appearances, first of an artificial donkey carrying the banner: 'The U. of M. is 100 per cent behind Murphy for President," of stuffed elephants, proclaiming that the U. of M.

was 100 per cent behind Vandenberg and Dewey for President, and finally of a banner declaring that the U. of M. was 100 per cent behind Ruthven "as president." Senator Vandenbergs speech, read by his wife, was an elpquent tribute to Dr. Ruthven. The Senator said At this dark' and fluxing mo ment In the history of the world, when the baser human impulses struggle for their evil supremacy over liberty and enlightment in other stricken lands, it may give us a new grip upon hope for civilization to contemplate here an- instrumentality of benign conquest which has won lta way to worldwide authority and power through the peaceful hospitality of its halls of learning, through its generous encouragement of the arts and sciences and the professions, and through its spiritual victories in behalf of uplifted human kind.

'Symbol of American Ideal "The University of Michigan, in its more than a century of honor ed service, Is a symbol of the American ideal a symbol of opportunity for all men and women, regardless of race, religion, color or creed, to build themselves into nobler, happier, more fruitful lives a symbol of the triumph of peace and freedom under our in stltutions of democratic liberty. Ten years ago. Dr. Ruthven moved into the presidential man sion and into the cumulative tradi tions and obligations of a great responsibility. He was a brilliant scholar by long training and profession.

He was an 'M' man by long service and fidelity. He was the personification of rugged character and dependability. He was quiet, gentle, unassuming, 'Purpose Hard as Iron' "Yet till purpose to serve great Michigan was hard as iron. His relentless dedication was to the welfare of a noble institution. He accepted a difficult task.

He has carried on through a perilous decade of achievement. He looks back tonight upon 10 years of brave and faithful stewardship. He has won the trust, the confidence and the affection of all those who love this precious shrine. He, too, has kept the faith. He has earned his way to the roster of 'Michigan's' immor tals.

Murphy likewise praised the head and dwelt at the relation between and the preservation University length on education of democracy. "I believe, firmly," he said. "that democracy functions basically through knowledge, which is the product of education informal as well as formal and that in the degree that this is so. democracy is dependent upon education. Stressea Value of Knowledge "Without knowledge the men bers of a democracy cannot intel ligently choose their political leaders and without intelligence in the choice of leaders, democ racy must inevitably perish.

"Dr. Ruthven's work is with those who are to have an important part in determining whether society shall adjust itself by democratic methods to the Chang' ing times or cling to the identical patterns of conduct that were suitable for a bygone era. In his hands rests the power to mold the thinking of tomorrow's leaders. He works on the bedrock, and because that is true, no work is more important than his. Cites Decade's Problems "The economic avalanche that ushered in this decade brought with it social forces and conditions that spelled annihilation for some democracies less firmly rooted than ours.

In their stead has risen tyranny clothed In new regalia and labeled with different names. Today the spectv of that tyranny abetted by the atmos- Today's Crossword Puzzle be ready to align himself with the younger generation to protect its interests. "The only way we can hope to be free people is to keep our institutions free and make them justify their freedom by serving us to the extent of their possibilities. State universities should provide both leaders and Intelligent followers. Education must be continually modified, to serve democracy better, but this can only be done as democracy is made to serve education bet ter." Trio Robs Grocer William Grossman, operator of a grocery at 8510 Prairie, report' ed to police that at 8:20 p.

m. Friday three bandits robbed him of $25 in his grocery. One of the bandits had a gun, Grossman said, Michigan Deaths FENNVIIXE Mr. Ma Carver, 46. OXFORD John H.

67. HOLLY Mn. Grac A. Lin. RS ROCHESTER Mm.

Mabel Ballard. 49 l'ONTUC Mn. Ida Froat, 84; Jamea H. Wwlnn, 71. SAGINAW Canlmir Knlaaa, 45; Ben jamin Hrton, 76; J.

Leonard Bern thai. Mm. Marietta T. Alllnaton. 77 Mrs.

Bertha B. Campbell, 50: Miea Orra M. Sear. 53: Mm. Erneetlne Winner, fl.t.

FKANKKNMLTH Mra. Maria Schiefer. bv. WAl.DRflN Georre Reaaoner. 73.

NORTH ADAMS Mra. Arthur Whetlar, 73. I7NTOW riTY Jnv T.awrenee. R7. JONESV1I.LK William Towneend, (SO, Ml'SKKOON Char ea P.

Putnam Orin Weaver, 6t); John Garvey, 70; Ruth E. Nielnen. 22. ALMA William J. Flrka, (5.

i CLIMAX Mrs. Rauuin. 84 ADRIAN Mra. Bertha Bay. 81; Willis Derby, 71.

CLINTON Mra. Far Riehardaon. R8. ADDISON J. Sheldon flridley.

2. KALAMAZOO William Koater. 02 Oeorite Palnode, 68; Mra. Myrtle Flan- naran. 4S: Rer.

A. K. Wynn. 74. BIRR OAK Mra.

Henrietta Schroeder, BHONSON Stanley Drewno. S3. LANSING Mra. Laura Krlba. SI.

MONROF Erneet W. Ott. 63; Mra Carolina Vomer. 80. Examinations BERKLEY Raymond M.

Fox, BESSEMER Kenneth Berger. CAPAC Ross A. Brink. CHEBOYGAN Lewi E. Berry.

Jr. DURAND Arthur J. Marches sault EAST LANSING John Brattin. EDMORE Kenneth W. Leiber.

ELK RAPIDS Fitch R. Wil liams. FLINT B. Mortis Pelavin Robert T. Stewart; George Stevens.

GRAND RAPIDS Raymond Kozak; Russell L. Carr; Clifford C. Christenson; Gerald J. Van Wyck; Richard Marlink; John R. Porter; Wheaton L.

Strom; Evered C. Dudley; Leonard D. verdier, Paul A. Wright; John H. Uhl Collins E.

Brooks. HART Stewart J. Roche. JACKSON John M. Smith John H.

Loveland. KALAMAZOO Glenn S. Al len, Lorenzo T. Bennett, Jr. PORT HURON Muriel J.

TaJ. lant; Reuben B. Magnuson. LAKE ORION Thomas Abele. LANSING Allison K.

Thomas Raymond N. Webber; John Seaman; Irvy W. Anderson. LAPEER Jack F. Smith.

MARINE CITY Val R. Saph. MILAN Richard w. Ryan MONROE David B. Grant MUNISING Paul C.

Keeton MUSKEGON Robert A. Cav. anaugh; Curtis W. Flowers. MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Jay H.

Sikkenga, PIGEON Warner Clabeusch. PONTIAC William S. Isgrigg Robert L. Boynton. RICHMOND F.

Ned Hand. RIVER ROUGE Klrby L. Wll son, Ruth Miildred Eder. ROYAL OAK Edmund K. Heit mann.

SAGINAW Carl W. Doozan Walter Martin; Clarence W. Neu haus; Thomas M. Bums; Vincent A. Scorsone; Joseph L.

Scorsone. SAULT BTE. MARIE Russell T. Walker. THREE RIVERS Ralph Blrkhold.

UTICA George T. Roberts. WYANDOTTE Ray E. Mix. CHICAGO, 111.

John M. Clark PASSAIC, N. J. Milton Wallace. MISHAWAKA, Ind.

Robert Zimmerman. SOUTH BEND. Ind. Harry W. Brelsford.

WASHINGTON, D. Donald iC. Cook; Clay T. Brockman. phere of war haunts the democracies that still survive.

'It is because the answer to these questions of the future rests. in a very large wun tne leaders of education that their work is vital and dramatic 'President Ruthven has stead fastly insisted that democracy is the only kind or government lor which fully-informed, Intellectually honest men can honestly fight." Ruthven Praises Associates President Ruthven spoke of the problems of the University, praised his associates and all tnose wno had contributed to the growth and progress of the institutions, and referred to the political problems of the times and their relation to education. "Astonishing as it must be to thoughtful people, there are signs that we are today slipping into one of the cardinal errors of some earlier democracies. "Pressure groups developing through the activities of those to whom the government, has ex tended special privileges, interests seeking immediate profits, and communities which desire to divert taxes to physical improvements for the pleasure and comfort of adults are reducing the support given to schools and tending to limit the advantages of higher education to those who can afford to pay all of the cost. Warns of Saving Heritage "If we rob our children of their rightful heritage, how can we be saved as a free nation and where is our boasted democracy? "If battle lines are drawn be tween youth and age, then every one who believes that a worth while democracy must be based upon a trained citizenry should Results of Bar LANSING, Oct.

27 Of the 240 applicants who wrote the recent bar examinations the following DETROIT Charles C. Gale; Herbert Rosenthal; William A. Murray; Samuel W. Braverman; Richard G. Eubank; Kooert Clark; Anna Mae Dor an; James B.

Younjr; George A. Warren; Hy- man Friedman; Albert Schneider; Stanley T. Ziejka; Edwin Gage, Richard Brawerman; Edmund J. Gallagher; Arthur P. Boynton; William P.

Ellwood; Marie Isa bella McHenry; Theodore J. Sura; John J. McConnell; Ruth E. Rid-dell; Frederic F. Plggins; Edward Grebs; Myron Sempliner, Stuart McCallum; Clarence T.

FUhleigh; Morton C. Pierson, Robert B. Knight; Casper V. Biem-fohr; Robert O. Thomas; Eleanor Norton Cringle; John J.

Walsh, Edward T. Downs; Benjamin W. Jayne; Thomas T. Munson; Clark G. Schell; Robert L.

Boynton; Thomas D. Baldwin; Howard L. Wolton; Alkman Armstrong, James E. Hughes; John B. Degalan; James H.

Dingeman; Edmund B. Montgomery; Harvard Heysteck; Robert D. Dunwoodie; Lester S. Burton; Nathaniel Share; Thomas Conklln; John Atkinson; John A. Buchanan; Ralph E.

Helper; W. Arthur Batten; James C. Briegel; Benjamin C. Stanczyk; Lonnie H. Brashear; Alfred E.

Wilson; George F. PeUer; Levi Edward Wenger; Meyer D. Stein; Samuel Posner; Richard E. Hinka; Philmore A. Leemon; Charles F.

Delbridge, Charles L. Logs-don; Robert O. Olsea; Edward G. Jones; Francis C. Glabach; Mary Potter Sharp; A.

Newton Cole; Charles C. Spindler; Thomas E. RIcca; Winfleld G. Morrisey; John A. Haas; Anthony R.

Facione. DEARBORN Seth C. Golden. HIGHLAND PARK Robert C. Boyer.

GROSSE POINTE James. E. Black; Allen F. Rowley; Joseph E. Presley; Fred Newman.

ALLEGAN Irving J. Tucker; Chester A. Rae. ANN ARBOR Jay C. Hall; William E.

Jetter; Douglas K. Reading; Joseph Legatz; John W. Rae; Abraham L. Zwerdllng. ALTO Thomas C.

Van Sluy-ters. BATTLE CREEK Robert K. Beattie. BAY CITY Paul Harvey; Marian M. Manary; John M.

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