THlE MICHIGAN DAILY


PAGE TWo TUESJ~AY, JAN. 4, 1938


Student Dormitory Committee's
Mur fin Gate Almost Finished

Buller Box Score


Portal H~onoring Former
Regent Is First Of Four
For New Quadrangle
With the exception of the applica-
tionl ef a few finishing touches, Mut-
fin Gate, the first of four portals
which may eventually enclose the two
~quadrangles of the dormitory de-
velopment around the Union, has
been completed.
Named for former Regent James 0.
Murfin of Detroit, the gate will close
the opening between Allen House and
the south wing of the Union addition,
on Madison St.
The gate is built of stone and brick,
and has two wrought iron, swinging
gates provided with a key lock.
A bronze plate will be placed in the
portal, with the following wording on
it:
MUlIFIN GATE
Erected by the Student Dormi-
tory Committee as a testimonial
to
JAMES 0ORRIN MURFIN,
v A.B. '95, LL.B. '96, Regent of the
University 1918-1937, in grateful
appreciation of his unfailing in-
terest in the life and activities of
the student body of the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
The Murf in Gate was mnade pos-
Ssible by a gift to the University from
the. Student Dormitor y Committee.
The, Detroit firm of Lane-Daven-
Sport-Meyer designed the gate.
REFUSED INJUNCTION
LANSING, Jan. 3.-IP)-Ingham
County Circuit Judge Leland W. Carr
refused today to grant Melville B.
Mcpherson, Lowell Republican, a
permanent injunction restraining
John N. Fegan from taking over the
chairmanship of the State Tax Com-
mission, now held by McPherson.

New Murf in Gate

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Townsend, f........3
Thomas, f............2
Smick, c ............2
Fishman, g. . ... .. .. . 5
Beebe, g.. .. . .. .. .. ..0
Barclay, g..........2
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Totals ... . . ... .. ,.16 6 11 38
Score at half Butler 16; Michigan
15.
Officials - Nate Kaufman (Shel-
byville) George Williams (Anderson).
Free throws missed-Michigan 6,
Butler 4.

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/ifeOf Formier Grid
Stat' Dies Iin Floida
~ ~ Mrs. Hugh W. Dicken, of 417 E.
- Huron Street, died Tuesday, Dec. 28,
____________________________in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where she,
had gone in an attempt to regain
her health. She was accompanied
Tau Bta INrfq eet by her nurse and her niece, Miss Mar -
Tonight in Union jiorie D. Smith, also of Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Dicken was the widow of Dr.
Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering Huigh R. Dicken, '98M, who xvas a
society, will hold a meeting at 6:15 University football player while an
p.m. today in the Union, it was an- Jundergraduate.
nounced. Col. B. D. Edwards, of the
Pere Marquette and St. Paul rail- NEW TRADE ROIJTE
road, Will speak on his wartime ex- HONOLULU, Janl. 3.-dPI)-T11 Sa-
periences in the War Department m.nCiprarve eetdyfo
andon repraion fo ntioal e-Kingman Reef, completing a round-
'ese trip flight of 8.904 miles which in-
augurated a commercial airline link-
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232

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6244.

3x

LOST: Black leather fur-lined glove
on Hamilton Place. Call Leo Weiss.
7949. 233
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS. Furnished apartments
on first floor. For student and
wife. Near campus. Phone 5776.
237
LAUNDRY
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Careful work at low prices.
SILVER LAUNDRY
Phone 5594 607 E. Hoover
Call For and Deliver-Free of Charge
PRICES ARE FOR WASHING
AND IRONING
Shorts ........................14c
Tops. .. .. . ... . .... . .. . .... . .. 4c
Socks (pr.) .. .. .. . .. ... .. .. . ... 3c
Pajamas . ... . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .l1c
Shirts .. . .. ... . .. .. . .. . ... ....14c
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CLQTHTING WANTED TO BUY: Any
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Individually Done-

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--- --LAST DAY - -
-- ---with - - --
Rober t Young
James -Stewart
F lore nce R ice
and - - - -___
Sensational
Scenes ot the
Bom bing of
--- TOMORRUOW--
."SI-E'S NO LADY"
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"Borrowing Trouble"

MATS. 25c

EVES. 35e


Fur Coats
Remodeled

Re baired

SLIDE RULE and case with name,
Blanchard inscribed. Reward. Call Ch
Ripley, 2-2352. 228
LOST: Gold signet ring with two
small diamonds, and LeRay written
inside. L. B. inscribed on outside. 448 ~
Call 5152. 235

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Relined
Glazed

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