TN ;. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. THE ICHIAN DILY TI~r .. LJLa.I V I 1:I,1f Uli 1 .11 lii...i MICHIGAN GLEE CLURBPostal 'Authorities Hold Undeliverable SINGS IN HIGH SCHOOL~ alAotOfc -- -- Mail for the following persons is' American Legion (''hr it a F"'1d (4ets on hatndI undeliVerable. It may be Profiif4 From IVrogr:lmier 1~e claimed if called for at the general III Mount ('lcuiieiii delivery window, main postof'ice, on or before N. 18: jTO GIVE CONCERT HiEREU(George B3. Aln, Jr., 1H. K. Archibald,; Charles A. Askren, H ubert S. Banl- Singing to a large crowd in tlhe nings, Blog Barlow, Glen Barney, Ma-I Mount Clemens high school audlitori- non IT. IBlood, Margaret F. Bookman, urn th Gle cubof he lni(TstyClark Boot hby, Theodore Bovard, Al- umtheGle clb o te Iniv~rst.N "l(n Bovard, Emily Boylit un, Mart ha gave a programrn for the benefil 0i Brantiu~gham, 13. I4. lBronson, Irme],- the Welfare Fundl for Wounded Sold- %%. 1Brown iVI a n -on Burgess, Bronwvn ...........h .. _. RZG, tl , o Yr GIFTS FOR T HE In lighters we have largest assortment in Ann . 9 MakI-!es of Imported Wipes-Exclusively. Let us suggest a gift fc SMOKERS orb or. or him. W7e are experienced. Pipes Repai? ed I. , t.g ~ r 9 ep ic 1113 S. Univ. 3~-Sore~of Scruice-4t J. AM. Jetiers 533 Micligan Theatre Bldg. UNITED CIGAR ST O t t Downtown, 1 18 E. Huron i lipIll 11 __ i i iers, sponsored by the American Lei,-'l3urns, Mae Callear. - ion, anld raised -a sizalble sume Ar Dr. W. L. Chandler, John B. mistice (clay, Friday night, acordling1 (e vel n d, L. I 1. Co,,e(, Victor rT. to Franklyn D. Burger, '28, buiness , conliin, Louise (Cooley, J. It. Coving- 1 manager of the Glee club, , tonr, Philip Crane, Edward Cronwvell, Fred T. Shoemaker, commander of J r., H enry Rouse, IEugene Currey, 1 the"AmericanLein in Mount Clern-! Fritz ('urtiniiis. George A. D~eLaud, ens, welcomed 'the fifty memb~ers of Richard D~eno, Fill Dobr. the Glee club and gave them a ban- I~avid H. Drummond, Urban EFarns- quet in the Colonial hotel. Numbers worth, Jean Faulkner, Mercedes G. which, were receivedl with much en- F1elbis, N. R., Robit. V. Finney, Car- thusiasm by the audience were the melita F+iorriacci, Richard Freyberg, banjo-piano sleckialty given by And- ic~hael George, Alex Cow. erson, ,'32, andI Ilc rire, '28; the Sybil Fleming Graham, Viola Gromf, I Quartette's songs; and the baritone Fred Hillso, Chas. Irr ang, G. N.* solo by G. V.{1 Harrison, ;28E(1., the Johnson, Jr., I-larry Kppin, Rtalph director. Lawson, Benjamin Linker, John Lin- This baritone solo was a request sey, Andrew Lundteigen, Rev. Wesley number andl openedl the p~rogram. It II. 1MIaurer, B. 1). Merritt. is the first time that IHarrison has Robert Mosely, A. Murei, Martha C. sung by request. The solo was "In O'Brien, Richard Outcalt, W. A. Flanders Fields." Reveille and Taprs Reichert, Harry Richelson, Herbert preceded the singing. Richter, Paul Schrieber, KathrynI Next Saturday, the Glee club will Scudder, Jones Shannon, Jerry Stein- give their annuial home-coming con- eclier, John Texiera, Paul Sukuz- cert in Hill auditorium after the M~ize- schak, Burton D. Thurma, Dr. G. E. nesota game, from 7 :30 to 0 in the Tiedke. evening. They have arranged an" ex- Franklin I. Vanosdel, Martha Wag- ceptional program andl with the new ncr, Dorothy Stewart Waller, Stan-- singing talent discovered this year, Icy G. Waltz, Harry Weisberg, Leo strengthening the tenor section, the Weiselberg, Edwin Whitney, A. H. Gflee club.-can give a diversified pro- Wight, Dr. John Wild, Margaret Wi- gram, glee club" members say. lcy, Verle Witham, Ernest A. Zabllos. i I s I I { I I I I 11 Sinc JIi t Cleopatra -- Helen of Troy The orli --as Not Known Such a onj Paris gavie her the name that has gone down in history -"The Lady with the Carnellias !" Frail asth Flower sli made famous-but armed with a weapon to slay the hopes of all men-Her Loveliness. - Presenting The Modern Version of ,aBeautiful for words. r4 -j 4 :.-, 41 ."ok N f' 1, STARTING SUNDAY' Engagemnt Lim ited Throug h Wednesday Only 4 I 11 39 . 1 ,- 7-> 'V~w = R ' 77 r xliii I r I Armj Take A Look "Look at my new shoes! Aren't they pips? Had all I could do to keep 'fromn wearing 'em from the store? Wait 'til we hit the dance floor tonight! Guessnmy Florshems won't shine, eliP" + =s , ) ( .. 7-. I ILI See the New Fall Styles at the CAMPUS BOOTERY 304 So. State I0 F S f - Please Note: 'Not the, old Camille,; but a modern, flaming flower, 1f ° / astinig her p~erfumie to an Idolizing iParis! Mis Ta~.lma1dge at the peak of her carteer! Anni Arbor > ~womien will be thrilled b G(ilbert Roland, the new- -pizItSh heik, whio pla 3s'I A rmn d." A. ....a d A 7S ry dyy 7 aZeao peet sasi5 anGruen \atccjGrin ourtore en anrt oha $4ontondor we5eklyeamounts- rangedeto-suituyouroco This ve j ialpoussibleaor rbuy a agit an G~ruen atc l ti way.sNow,-n 4~n:nro prce how 1edou anpaor Dyoure Guu n whilecouenjoyetse oWh ne o makeyour lcton.- P~~*,7 Grow! W'tchchisway.Now, g 4 I' 4 11 MIen feared her because she was so beautifu-But one forgot fear, fortune, and the city's gossip to bring her th1C first tender love her fevered young life. had ever kno wnr. x SPECIAL EXTRA MICHIGA- SNAVY Football Pictures Felix Cartoon "THE 'WISE GUISE"1 Always a Big Laugh MICHIGAN and 'NEWP SCOOPS ZUNDAY OICY-I1.25, 3:00, 4:40, 7:00 and :40--ADUL TS ''; HIZR, 5c _- .r -THURSDAY- "ON ZE BOULEVARD" With RENEE ADOREE and'LEW CODY -COMING SOON-- "LOVES OF CAR EN 'o-starripg DOLORES DEL RIO and- VICTOR McLAGLEN II HII ;V