THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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IBehind the Tabernacle of God" by
William: solo, "I Will Sing New Songs
of G'cness" by Dvorak, Burnattc
IBradhcy Staebler: Organ Postlivde,
i'it)I tcltin i u it I'1, ied" jIsl( iiuMe noice to al Iimoirisl o uihe Unlverity. Now Thank We All Our God" by
Copy ,recelved atI ie' fice of thie A isetrmt to the Predent Jachl
t111111 3:30 )1:00 a.1 . ol Saturday.
4:30 p.m., Communion Service and
_ the Reception of new members.
(Continued from Page ) jor production, "Roots," by Edith G. gioas Association, will be the guest 5:30 p.m., The Westminster Guild,
"I " ~Whitesell, will be held at the Foun- and speaker. His subject will be student group, will meet at the con-
steadof at the hour and place pre-1elso of the Communion Service in
volisly ani vcerdand.plac re dation on Sunday from 4:00 to' 1dindu Religious Life." Mr. Morgan tc Social Hall for suppervd In
6:00 p.m. and from 7:00 p.m-9:00 recently spent many months in a hsupper and a fe-
II I Chinese C viition and Japanese p.m. All students interested in work- Hindu Monastery in northern India. _____
lIifirature. Courses (O.L. 186), Chi- ing on production should report to Following his address, questions and St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West
nose Civiliation, TuThS, 11, 2029 A. Louise Samek or attend the tryouts. discussion will be welcomed. Refresh- Liberty at Third. Carl A. Brauer,
~ 3y IRVIN LISAGOR H.1 Dr. Chang; and (O.L. 194), Jap- --ments and a social hour. minister.
anese Literature. MWF, 10, 2029 A.H., The Christian Student Prayer Morning worship 01 10:45 The
The Man's Angry.}.. Mr. Yamagiwa, will be offered the Group will hold its regular meeting at ?first Congregational Church: 10:45 minister will deliver the sermon,
econd semester, but are not included 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 23, in the p.m.. service of worship. Dr. Leonard Student Club supper and social
INDIGNATION FLAMED high this in the catalogue. Courses in Chinese Michiga A. Parr will speak on "What About hour at 6 o'clock. Mr. Victor Al-
week after a grevious error in and Japanese language are also of- noLe . The roometil r The Prospects?" brecht, teacher of Social Science at
Wednesday's paper. In our I-M ca- fered. Pamphlets, including descrip- there. All Christian students are 6:00 p.m. The Congregational Stu- the Tappan School will be the speak-
umn, we inadvertently printed an In- tions of these courses, are available welcome, dent Fellowship is fortunate to secure er and lead the discussio at 6:30.
tramural release that Sam Singal, in Room 4 U.H. and further infor- as the speaker this Sunday evening at Lutheran students and their friends
grad, had won the I-M twenty-one mation may be received from Profes- 6 o'clock, Professor Bennett Weaver. are invited to attend.
,with a basketball, of course) tourna- sor Waterman, 2021 A.H. or Professor Co ing Evenits The subject that he has chosen is one
ment. Angrily pens Mr. Singal: Hall, 11 A.H. M b in which modern young people are Trinity Lutheran Church corner of
"e- ra Tableo Fa t w vitally interested and he will answer Fifth Ave. and Williams St. Sermon
Te imGlyrtht, a idatin-r Notice to Seniors: The next exam- he regua luncheon m.in be the question with which they and by the pastor "The True Imitation of
nuished Grad, a candidate fora ination in foreign languages (French, held Monday at 12:10 p.m., in theothers are faced-Is Christianity a the Christ"
doctur's degree, would dare to German, Italian, Spanish) for the Founders Room of the Michigan Workable Scheme?" Preceding the
clm triumph over a mere fresh- New York State teacher's license is Union. All faculty members inter- talk, supper will be served at 6. Lutheran Student Club will meet in
man, was as vexatious as to in- scheduled for February 18 at 1:15 ested in speaking German are cor- Zion Parish Hall Sunday at 5:30p.
gae tha ulde een e, o'clock. All seniors who may be in- d Ann Arbor Friends (Quakers) will A discussion will be held following
gae in the unbecoming game, terested in securing a license to teach s hold their meeting for worship today the dinner hour. The Choir will meet
twet-oe.polgysanderetrsain in New York state should notify theCcrele Francais picture for the at 5 p.m. at the Michigan League. as usual at 4:00 p.m.
immediatemapology and retraction office of the Department of Romance Michiganensian is to be taken Mon- Following the meeting for worship
of the statemen, this epistleisLanguages (112 R.L., telephone ex- day at 5:15. at Day's studio. All heldon Hart and Mary Moon will Unit rian Church, six o'clock Twi-
fut ryou ill have on yor tension 406) by Wednesday noon, members are required to be pesent-
to inor yo.htintena discuss "Quaker Backgrounds." All light Service, speaker, Rabbi Bernard
hands a beautiful case of slan- January 26, so that papers may be interested are invited to attend. Heller, "Ancient Caesarism and Md-
had~ batfliaeofsa- sent here Lur 'chvon ior Graduate Students,_____e acs.
der- on Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 12:00 in ,. Seven o'clock super.
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Schwarzekopf Speeds
Ralph Schwarzekopf, the "Gallop-
ing Automaton" running alone and
unpushed, caused timers to hesitate
before turning in the reading on
their watches. The loosely built
sophomore never varied more than a
second from his prearrranged sched-
ule as he ground out the thirty-two
laps finishing the last quarter with
a58 second blast that left the on-
lookers searching for superlatives.
Ross Faulkner running his first race
since before Christmas negotiated the
first 220 yards of his quarter at a
burning 23.5 pace, finishing strong
but only a stride in front of Harvey
Clarke.
Undismayed by Faulkner's perfor-
mance in the first heat of the quarter,
Doug Hayes, tow-headed utility run-
ner who has tried everything from
the sprints to the steeplechase, out-
raced a flight of seasoned quarter-
mnileirs to better Faulkner's time in the
previous heat by two-tenths of a sec-
ond.
Gedeon Clips Highs
The supremacy of Elmer Gedeon in
the high hurdles remained unshaken
andi appeared practically unshakable
despite top-notch hurdling by sopho-
mores Stan Kelly and Sherman Olm-
sted. Gedeon, doing his first term as
a Varsity trackster, clipped the bar-
riers in the Osgood manner to show
the assembled Hotstove experts that
the Hoytmen will not be deficient in
the hurdles.
Big Bill Watson put in his after-
noon, pushing the shot out past the
white cloth he had placed at the 50-
'foot mark by a good healthy margin,
taking a few swings over the high
jump bar set at close to six feet then
running through a heat in the 60 two
feet in front of the pack to top the
day.
Jim Kingsley sailed over the pole-
vault standards with inches to spare
as he cleared 13 feet but his sopho-
more cohort in the event, Dave Cush-;
ing found the ceiling at 12 feet 6
inches.
Hockey Summaries
7' ~Attention al-Mr. Singal did not a t e HIS n 'u ca Roonof the Leagu49Egtocckdainmscb
r= 409 So. Division se Eight o'clock, dancing, music by
D r. a ie win the Intramural Twenty-one title.! o cCt aferia ervice. Dr. Mowat G. Fra- CSmusComSt.r
He especially didn't win it over a Band Concert. The University of cr of the School of Education will Sunday morning sCamiue Cmman:er.
funners r eshman. Mr. Singal does not play Michigan Concert Band, William D. .peI k informally on "New Plans , Golden Text, Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church:
twenty-one, does not care to be as- Revelli, conductor, will play a pro- American Higher Education." i Services of worship today are8:00
" sociated with twenty-one, resents gram of concert music in the School will be the last luncheon until the Sunday school at 11:45 after the a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a .
our unfortunate error. The Daily, of Music series, Sunday afternoon, first of the second semester. molning service.Church School, 11:00 am. Kinder-
icalizing full well that Mr. Singal has Jan. 23, at 4:15 o'clock, in Hill Au- First Methodist Church. Morning _.rt._ 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
HEATH justice and the law on his side, apolo- ditorium. The general public, with EleE iical Engineering Colloquium: worship service at 10:45 o'clock. Dr. and Sermon by The Rev. Henry
getically retracts, will watch the I-M the exception of small children, is Daniel Rubenstein will describe a Brashares will preach on "Testing Lewis.
There are track fans of long stand- beat more' closely hereafter. invited, but is respectfully requested Cafeteria service. Dr. Mowat G. Fra- Time." The service will be held in
ing who maintain that when Phidi- to be seated on time as the doors will p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, in Room 154 the Michigan Theatre.resident of the
pides ripped off the original Mara- MICHIGAN GRID CRTICS: Here's be closed during numbers. West Eng. Bldg. Refreshments. All Student Cabinet, Mr. William Clark,
thon from Marathon to Athens to an excerpt from.the Toledo Blade of students interested are invited to Stalker )hall: Student Class at 9:45 will report on the National Student
bring the news that an underdog Jan. 17, 1938, bearing a Fremont (0.) Graduation Recital. Thomas W. attend. a.m. Dr. Robert Shaw of the Univer- Religious Association Conference held
Greek team had roundly trounced the dateline. It's content explains a lot Williams, tenor, of Gomer, Ohio, a ----- sity Hospital Staff will lead the dis- during the Christmas holidays at Mi-
Persian jauggernaut, (Greeks 42- of things that have aroused conjec- student of Arthur Hackett, will ap- Fi'a .ty Women's Club: The Play cussion. ami University, Oxford, Ohio, at the
Persians 7) Dr. George May, Michi- ture. pear in recital, offering a program in Rcading Section wil meet on Tues- Wesleyan Guild meeting at 6 p.m. Student Fellowship meeting at Har-
gan's famed starter, sent the sturdy partial fulfillment for the degree of day afternoon, Jan. 25, at 2:15 in Prof. J. Raleigh Nelson will speak on ris Hall tohight. In addition, the dis-
Athenian off the blocks with a blast "Kenneth Swedersky, Ross Master of Music, Monday evening, the Mary Henderson Room of the "When A Feller Needs A Friend." cussion of the merits of a boycott in
of his cannon. High School football tackle, has Jan. 24, at 8:15 o'clock, in the Audi- Michigan League. Fellowship hour and supper follow- time of war, postponed from two
Anyway the Doctor had been at his' accepted an athletic scholarship torium of the School of Music. The ing the meetings. All Methodist stu- weeks ago, will be taken up. For the
sideline for a long time and if he!a Ohio St niversy next fall, general pubic is ivited. Michigan Dames: General meeting, dents and their friends are invited to next few weeks, during the examina-
didn't start Phidipides its probably his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tuesday. 8:15, at the League. Prof. both of these meetings. tion period, the Program Committee
just as well. The original exponent Swedersky said today. One of the Exhibition aiad Fairbanks will give a demon- has planned for an open house and a
of the long grind would probably have bistkscholasticttaen the fundamentals First Presbyterian Church, 1432 generally light schedule of events.
dropped dead in his tracks from for two years, Swedersky will be Etchings, Aquatints and Mezzotintsos t ato ringt Washtenaw Avenue. Refreshments will be served All
fright instead of dropping dead from graduated from high school in by Professor Alexander Mastro-Va- , _ 10:45 a.m., special service for the Episcopal students and their friends
exhaustion as he did. June." We'll undoubtedly hear lerio of the College of ArchitectureI Michigan Dames: Contact study consecration of the auditorium of are cordially invited
Causes Shudders more of Mr. Swedersky in a few in the South Gallery, Alumni Mem- division of the bridge group meets at the church. Dr. Lemon's sermon will_
Ev haunes erhsm 'n autumns. Yeeaa-Swedersky. orial Hall; and Etchings, Lithographs Idioisioeofuthecbidgeegrou-meetsIa
e hene n thand Wooduts by the Chicago Artistsithe League, Monday, 8 p.m. be on the subject, "Sensg the In-
area, when explosions are the order finite." Special music by the stu- FATHER OF NINE KILLED
of the day, shudder when Dr. MayVIRTUALLY EVERY Michigan sport Group in the North Gallery, AlumnisA dent choir under the direction of ALPENA, Jan. 22.-()-George
whips out his six gun. hs mthotsrstr. ;~~Memorial Hall; daily 2 to 5 p.m. in- McignDme:At.ru me-Dent, ch oyuderThe mdirctinmof ALPEN, an.er22f-ine)-Gilre
has a Smith on its ost this year. eluding Sundays, Jan. 12 throgh 26 ing, Monday, 8 p.m. at the League. w W. D The musicalrnu eaubien 0 at o e ciden
Dr. May can cut quite a figure out- Take a glance at the versatility of under the auspices of the Ann ArborU ..e"Tociata" and "Adagio" from 'Toc- only a quarter-of-a-mile from his
doors, where his short barreled gat clan Smith: Bill Smith (football); Art Association, * Unversity Men and Women: Rese- iatocAdagio and "Fugue in C home here today.- He had been in
can produce a sound, considered by Burt Smith (hockey and baseball); ---- vations for the buffet supper to be (ao" "Adai and "Fuged inC home he d tro Heekad een in
experts to be just a cut or two i- Earl Smith (baseball); Allen Smith held Sunday night at the League Major" by Bach, and "Cathedral Pre- Pontiac and Detroit seeking employ-
ferior to a boiler explosion. It is in- (track); Bill Smith (tennis); and ectures must be made by Saturday noon at lude and Fugue by Bach; Anthem, ment.
doors however that he hits his peak. Chuck Smith (frosh basketball). Ad- University Lecture: Dr. Hu Shib, either the League or the Union desks.
The pandemonium that he creates vice to cheerleaders-how about a Dean of the Chinese National Univer- The charge will be 35 cents. The
when surrounded by walls beats any- Smithigan rah. sity, Peiping, will lecture on "De- affair will be stag and all men and
thing that ever shattered an eardrum i mocracy versus Fascism in China," women are invited to attend.
for pure loudness. DOTS AND DASHES: Fred Hey- on Wednesday, Jan. 26, at 4:15 p.m.
Aided and abbeted as he is by the liger, kid brother of the former Wol- in the Natural Science Auditorium'Acolytes:There will be a met
ver-hangingtiers of seats in the verine hockey captain and present mdei' the auspices of the Depart- Monday evening, Janr2 a
Field House, undei' which he invari- member of the Chicago Blackhawks, metof Political Science. The public rdBnd w mtoueads
heentri mebro hIhcg lchws cussion on "Truth and the Lack of
ably touches off his gun, the effect he won his numerals in yearling foot- is cordially invited: sConsequences." All former members
produces is monumental. ball last fall and is a good frosh ' are urged to attend and others in-
Doc Gets Set wrestling prospect in the heavyweight University Lecture: Sir Herbert terested in philosophical discussion
The usual procedure involves sev- class . . . no hockey for Fred though Ames, lecturer and former Canadian are invited Room 202 S.W
eral set principals. First Dr. May ... he can barely stand up on skates. statesman, will lecture on "Does Ger-
ascertains that everybody, involved Guess Joe Louis (and this 'column) man Rearmament Necessarily Mean
in the footrace is ready for business had the dope on the Braddock, Farr War?" on Thursday, Jan. 27, in Nat- Churches What a
including timers, judges, minor offi- engagement . . . Louis picked "Joisey ural Science Auditorium at 4:15 p.m., Disciples Guild (Church of Christ)
cials, and runners. Then after the James" three days before the fight. under the auspices of the Depart- 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, Rev.
met of Political Science. The public'Fe Cwn minister.
manner of a painless dentist he gives Another brother act may hit a Wol- s ciFredCowin,
the runners a talking to, cautioning verine sport some day . . . two of the is cordially invited. 5:30 p.m., Social Hour and ea.L
them against jumping the gun and better yearling cagers are Herb and --E 6:30 p.m., Miss Emily Morgan and
monkey business such as crowding Gene Brogan, both all-state men .... Events Today . Clarence Kresin will give an interpre- of
and cutting in. Herb established a scoring mark in ttion of the NaTtinalY Vnth 'n_ I
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from the Michigan defense, rec
Paterson's pass and got it by C
Spike James, (15:06).
Michigan (6) Pos. Sarni
1. James........ G.........F-
6mnijl.........D.........FPi
Sim pson ....... . D. .........
A ller' ........... C...........{
Fabello ......... W ......... R
G. James .......W .........V N
Michigan Alternates: Chad
Doran, Chase, Hillberg.
Sarnia Alternates: Manore, P
Ion, Sweeny, B. Rutter, Hillier,
lcr. Randall, Brandt, Kirkland.
Official: Paddy Farrell.
First Period
Scoring: (1) Sweeny (Patei
7:50; (2) Allen (Fabello, Ja
10:42: :3) Allen (James) 11:53
James (Allen) 15:02.
Pexialties: Simpson, 11:13; C
12:50.
Second Period
Scoring: (5) Sweeny (unassi
10:02; (6) Fabello (Doran) 1
17) James (Fabello) 18:15.
Penalty: France, 16:52.
Third Period
Scoring: (8) Fabello (Allen, Ja
3:18; (9) Cluto (Paterson) 15:0
Penalties: Hillberg, 6:44; C
James, 7:25 (major); Rutter, ST
ceived
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He then calls them to their marks
and allows them ample time to get thei
"feel" of the holes or blocks beforeI
saying "Get set." This short space
Doc uses to get set himself, striking
a pose, gun in air, after the manner
of Picket leading his charge. Then+
comes the pay-off.
The Doctor pulls the trigger and
ducks, children squall in terror, by-
standers dig frantically at their hum-
ming ears, while citizens who inhabit
the vicinity of the Field House, think-
ing the long heralded revolution is at!
hand, turn in the riot call.,
And the runners-some get used to it
before deafness overtakes them, oth-
the state two seasns z eonAnotherpiI _
-I 9:40-9:30 a.m. Hymns You Love to eIence wn was neiu a iviUamii
likely looking prospect on the same Sin-:3DrJseph s.MaddyvCon- University, Oxford, Ohio, during the
squad is John Petrie, who is seeking r. p . y, on- holidays.
to emulate two brothers who won dctor.
court awards here. Bob Feller's new 12:30-1:00 pm i oio y First Baptist Church, 10:45 a.m.a
contract will probably be on an at- I-or the Layman Ses. TopicPub- Mr. Sayles will give the thid sermon
tendance basis . . . if the boy wonder lie Opinion and Propaganda. Low- on the series touching reality and re-
keeps on drawing them in as he did S loCaii, Associate Professo' of ligion, the special theme being, "Find-
last year, he'll coin plenty . . . Tris ing Reality in Social Action."
Speaker recently predicted that young1 9:30 The Church School meets, with
Bob would win 35 games this year. . . ILa Sociedatd Hispaenca: All member Dr. Logan as superintendent.
Mickey Cochrane believes he'll be do- meet 3omp ly at the Rentschler Stu 4:30 The Junior High mets with
ing well if he takes 38. Jan. 23, for Michiganensian picture. Mrs. Frinkle in charge.
ADD LOCAL NEWS-Earl Thomas, ; 6:00 The Senior High will meet, Mr.
co-captain of the wrestlers and Big Eta Kappa Nu: Meeting at the Sayles being the leader.
Ten title holder, is very vexed over Union at 6:45, Room to be posted. Ro Williams Guild, Sunday 110011.
his defeat at Indiana two weeks ago I Dinner in the Ta Room at 6:- Roger
INDIFFERENCE
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l3ute ers become.. wvi.+uwudeuntvrclass Llwilll 1meet1U at Guild ll U ouV. 1
Cmte ers become glued to their blocks, while . . . watch him from now on. Harland Student class will meet at Guild House
utter the opposite reaction takes place in Danner, another grappler, knows a ! Suomi Club: Meeting at Lane Hall to study the spirit and work of the
Moods some-they hurtle off the blocks to lot less technical wrestling than most Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m. Church.
.wick, new world records. of his victims of last year (he won 6:15 p.m. The Guild meets for-its
Disarmament Attempts ; eight straight matches by falls) . . . A forum on prints, print-makinn
ater- IDr.May has long used as his weap- the blond 155 pounder is the most and print-collecting will be held un- gan, Secretary of the Student Reli-
But- on the largest and loudest pistol he aggressive member of the team . . . der the auspices of the Ann Arbor
I can lay hands on. His reason is that he's after a fall every time. Fred Art Association in the small galleries
the more blast the easier it is for the Heddle and Burt Stodden, frosh of Alumni Memorial Hall Sunday.LEARO
timers to "catch" the start and there- hockey stars, are graduates of the Jan. 23 at 3:30 p.m. Professor Mas-DANCE
rsoL) fore more accuracy. Rink Rats, the crew who clean the tro-Valerio and others will answer Sclai'ier nace (IV ,
Some observers say that the blast ice between periods of the varsity's questions.an in i 1Wur
4)causes the starters to blink and squint games . . . both are home town boys -- Theatre Bldg. Ph.9695
there by voiding the advantage gained. and have been working out with the Tryouts for the Hillel Player's ma_- 2nd Floor
31ute, Nothing daunted by attempts to dis- varsity for many years. Quips a local ----------
arm him and substitute something a 1vag, 'When Michigan plays Ohio -------_--=_-_--_-
little less noisy, like an air rifle or a State again tomorrow night they'll I
sted) sling shot for instance. He just keeps face the only man who ever won six
7:35; fiiring off champions and dubs alike. letters in football in the Big Ten" ... JARMAN
it's Jarring (or Clawing) Jim Mc-
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