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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Doctors Honor
Local Surgeon
Going To Cuba
Member Of Hospital Staff'
Leaves For Orthopedic I
Post At AMilitary Base
Prof. Luis Yglesias of the Univer-
sity Hospital was guest of honor at a
farewell banquet Monday night ten-
dered by the members of the Theta
Kappa Psi medical fraternity before,
his departure for Havana. He will
become head of the orthopedic de-I
partment of the military hospital
there;
Presentation of the graduate charm
of the fraternity was made by -Louisl
E. Doerr, Jr., '38SM, president of the!
fraternity. John Kitzmiller, '40M,
presented Dr. Yglesias with a gift
from the fraternity members. Orville
Chickering, '39M, showed motion pic-
tures which he had taken on a scien-
tific expedition to the Panama Canal
zone in 1934.
Other alumni of the chapter who
were guests for the occasion were Dr.
Harley A. Haynes, director of the
University hospital, Dr. D. W. Myers,
Dr. C. H. Ross, Dr. Hugh Beebe, Dr. I
T. L. Thomson, Dr. 1I. C. Sweet, Dr.
J. W. Gardner, and Dr. W. O. Mar-
tin, all of Ann Arbor; Dr. C. B. Pills-
bury of Ypsilanti; and Dr. W. D.
Martin Leads Out Sit-Downers At Fisher's Pontiac Plant
Athletic Society Housing Termed A live Issue'
Takes 10 Men Due To Recent Local Trends
Plan Program To Include By HARRY TENENBAUM dency to centralize control in Wash-
Housing is becoming an increasing- ington, but the new law places re-
' Dance And Banquet ly live issue, Prof. Wells I. Bennett sponsibility on local groups. These
Iof the architecture college said yes- groups will plan their own housing
Phi Epsilon Kappa, national hon- I terday in commenting upon the con- programs and present them for ap-
orary physical education fraternity, vention of the National Association prov al to Washington. The local
took 10 men at its initiation cere- of Housing Officials which he attend- groups are required also to put up 10
monies Monday in the Union. ed last week-end in Cleveland. per cent of the bonds to finance the
The new members are: J Edgar The convention, which drev hous- protjects within the city.
Cas wel meGadbeymoare:J daring experts throughoutthe coutntr-y, Nathan Strauss, head of the United
Cl Grad., Fa '35Ed., Wilbur discussed problems which must be States Housing Authority and Mayor
Frazer, '38Ed.FEdward Seza,. 'WEd, solved in putting the Wagner-Steagell Burton of Cleveland addressed the
Burt Smith, '38Ed., Hanley Staley, Housing Act into effective operation. convention.
'38Ed., Harvey Muller, '39Ed., David The act, Professor Bennett cx-
Holmes, '40Ed., and Lawrence Luoto, plained, provides for the transfer of DICTION CLASS AIRED
'40Ed, Faculty sponsor Randolph W. all PWA ,projects to the United States Prof. G. E. Densmore of the speech
Webster acted as honorary chair- Housing Authority, the organization department brings his class in Stage
man. in Washington Which will control and Radio Diction to the WJR micro-
Projects for the year are to be dis- $500,000,000 for the use of housing phone at 3 p.m. today, discussing
cussed at the next meeting Dec. 2 at projects. some of the commonly mispronounced
the Union. These include an in-- Under the PWA there was a ten- words used by the average American.
foimal dance and a fraternity ban-
quet. Charles Coogan, '38Ed., is pres-
ident of the group, Clifford Hoffman,
38Ed.. secretary, and Merle Kremer1
'38Ed., treasurer.
Noted Psychologist
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Homer Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers' Union, is shown here at right as he led
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sit-down stikuers ro erui ~vzisne~r xuuay piant atdrouac, wirr rny n
International Board of the Union has
tioned strike.
said in a statement that its positi
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