TfHE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1931 FD[ . VOTE VINDICATES (TI SIGMA RHO TAU ShYS r .nL OKLA OMA SOLON IPH 1LL TAKESDECISION SY VC S JEngineering Debate Society Wins I- T xL yL ,,UOver Detroit Institute. AP aS i g m a Rho Tau engineering C rease ance stamp speaker society won a unani- WAI Appear at Function mous decision over the Beta chap- caTomorrow Night. ter of the Detroit institute of Tech- scussesackground,_ nology in its debate on the subject is of Literature Onec' -each year, the truth and the of governmental opperation of the, Muscle Shoals project Tuesdayv avhie ruth about the students and he faculty of the Law school and any of the incide which do not come within the scip ' _ her f Ynewspapers, are pubiishd by the students of the school. Tire occasion for this publication z sthe a:nual Crease dance and the p;per will appear tomnorrow night wrhen the seniors in the school dance to the music of Griff Morris and his Clevelanders in the Law- yeis' club., "Ra"' sheet and tablcid are comb ned in this papcr and this yar, the leading article will be an 3 account of an Eniglish barrister's m iinpressions of the Lawyers' club. Several innovations will also be Associated Press Photo introduced in the decorative scheme at the Crease dance tomorrow Jack Walton, night. The faculty dining room is Former Oklahoma governor wh to be transformed into a flower Fas ime ahin9afvera fight' room with roses, palms, and ferns, was impeached in 1923 after aigtand the large dining room will be against the Ku Klux Klan, led five ade largeadiningerohmdwihb candidates for the Oklahoma City made into a lounge lighted with mayoralty. He will be opposed by candles encircling a lighted foun- C. J. Blinn in the April 7 run-off.tam. A midnight dinner will be served to the guests in the recrea- tion room in the basement. T heosophical Society_ Produces Milne Play Dr. Carl Guthe Guest Reading and informal dramatiza- of Los Angeles Club tion of A. A. Milne's "Michael and Dr. Carl E. Guthe, director of the Mary" featured the social held by anthropology museum, was the the Theosophical society last night guest yesterday of the University in Lane hall. Both members and of Michigan club of Los Angeles. night in the Detroit Edison audi- torium at Detroit. W. P. Putman, president of the 'sscciated Technical Societies of Detroit presided, and Dr. Lent Up- con, director of the Detroit bureau of governmental research; Leroy Braisted, chairman of the Detroit- Ann Arbor section of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, mid Perry E. Fellows, engineer- manager of the Detroit city airport were the judges. Detroit had the afftrmative side, arguing that the government should take over the operation of Muscle Shoals, while Leo H. Brown, Ver- non Prascham, and Earl Griggs, up- held the negative side of the ques- tion for Michigan. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON --Scholarships and aid in obtain- ing jobs are wanted for star stu- dents as well as for excellent ath- letes, was revealed here by a ques- tionnaire answered by the students of this university. ~I~~Fi JURY INVESTIGATION OF SEWERS ASKED BY DETROIT CITY COUNCIL DETROIT, Mar. 25.-(/P)-A grand a year of discussion and controversy Al Tj investigation of Detroit's $100,- about defective sewers The mat- 000,000 sewer system was asked inabudectv.swrs.Th mt' - a resolution adopted Tuesday night ter first came to light with the col- Chicago Architect to Consider by the city council. lapse of a part of the $20,000,000 'Psychology of Form' The resolution specifically asked Southfield drain, and new defects inP Lecture. ' that the grand jury investigate re- have been discovered in this sewer n u ports of collusion between repre- from, time to time, the last one a sentatives of the city in the depart- few days ago. Irving K. Pond, noted Chicago ment of public works and contrac- Two other sewers-the Fort St. architect, and former president of tors who have built sewers. and Connors Creek drain--have the American Institute of Archi- The action Dame after more than been filling up with sand. tects will give the third of his series - -- of four lectures at 4:15 o'clock to- day in the auditorium of the archi- N-O .NO W d 2 _. so:00-3:40 tectural building. The subject of SHOWING 7:00-9:00 the address will be "Psychology of Form." In the lecture, Pond will describe the human reaction to mass, de- I tails, and direction. In the first I two lectures which were given last Thursday and Friday, he discussed the meaning of architecture' throughout the ages. Tomorrow at the same time and place, he will deliver the fourth and last address of the series on "Architecture in Education." In - this, Pond will consider architecture .. I r ( as a cultural study. - with Pond is the designer of the Un- 7 E TI FERGUSON ion, Women's League, and the new Press building which is now under EXTRA- COMING SUNDAY construction as well as numerous SECOND CHAPTER "FIGHTING CARVANS" other buildings which have gained .INDIANS ARE COMING" renown throughout the world. 1-------- : .. : 0 a J non-members participated in the I Last week he was entertained by meeting. , the club in Seattle.