FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Lawyers' League Ticket Sale To End. Press Passes For Installation Banquet Available Only Today Press passes in the form of tickets to the all-campus League Press In- stallation Banquet to be held at 6 p.m. Monday in the League will be! available for the last time from 3 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. today in the Undergrad- uate Office. The banquet, at which incoming League, Panhellenic, Assembly and WAA officers, and scholarship win-f ners will be announced, will mark E the close of four years of League ac- tivity for the senior class. In accord with this, programs carrying out the Press theme, will be given put as fav- ors. In addition to a list of the present League officers, three green, red, and yellow pages representing the three underclasses will be embellished withE sketches from Hayseed Hop, Deep Sea Doodles and "Hi Falutin'," the' Freshman Project, Sophomore Cab-I aret and Junior Girls Play respec- tively of the graduating class. Other announcements to be made at the dinner will include the new members of Senior Society and Mor- tarboard who will be tapped during the evening. Annual Crease Bali To Be Held Today At Union To Lead., Couples Formal Dance Will Feature Hoagland Band, .. Annual Crease Bll D)AILY EOFFICIAL Massive Bookshelves And Legal Caricature Will Put Barristers And Guests In Judicial Mood Co-chairmen Richard S. Roberts, '41L, and Sidney J. Salzman, '41L, will lead Crease Ball with their guests, Betty Nixon, '41, and Mrs. Salzman{ tonight at the League Ballroom.- Miriam Smith, '41, will attend the dance with James French, '41L, and Marie McElroy of Winne ka, will be the guest of William Craft.,'41L. Janet Slccum wil be accompanied by Fred1 Niketh, '41L. Committeemen Waiter Knutson, '41L, and Robert Kleiner, '41L, will have as their guests June Bender, I '42, and Dorothy Kettring, '42. Robertf Stuart. '41L. and Betty Pexton, '42. I will attend the dance together. Helen Katherine Park of Parkersburg, W. Va., will be the guest of Edward Mc- Lonough, *41L; and Robert Cooper, '41L. will accompany Margaret Hub- bard, '41. to the lawyers' dance. Harold Van Domelin, '41L, andI Marjorie Spitler Hart, will attend '41L the dance together, as will Robert Gilles, '41L. and Dora Jackman of Toledo. BULLETIN r (Continued from Page 5) "The Flying Cadet of U. S. Atmj," will be shown. All interested stu- dents are urged to be in prompt at- tendance at this meeting. Graduate Outing Club: There will be groups for both hiking and bicyc- ling on Sunday. Any graduate stu- dent interested is invited to partici- pate. The Suomi Club will meet Satur- day, April 5, at 8:00 p.m., in the Lea-' gue. A program and coffee will fol- low the meeting. Everyone is wel-: come. The Hillel Players will meet at the Foundation on Saturday, April 5, atI 1:30 p.m. All old and new members of the dramatic group are urgently1 requested to be present. All women interested in living in a cooperative house next semester please come to 328 East Huron St. for interviews on Saturday, April 5, at 1:00 p.m. International Center: Sunday, Ap- ril 6. - 6:00-7:00 p.m. Supper Hour. Sup- 'flew aJ .N vrtnq Jtj elf I / per will be served from 6:00 to 6:40. Central American Movies. This Dro- 7:00-7:30 p~m. Sing; around the gram will be held in Room 316 of piano. the Michigan Union and consi ts of 30 p.m. Program of South and four reels on Latin Americi. I 7: 0 p m . rog a m o So th idi A ll interested are in'vited. " * * CxJ 0 . .J JDRE x;; >:' } l - Navies * Prints " Shirtwaister's * Einhleln tresses "Pearls of small price" that have a bright gleam! You'll want one of these jaunty, chic little dresses for "going home." 9(17, 10-44 (Others to $22.50) RICHARD S. ROBERTS,' BETTY NIXON, '41 MR. AND MRS. SYDNEY J. SALZMAN .1 l 'I 5 / ;% The soft sweet music of Everett 11 +Hoagland and his band will furnish Expeditionary -u S kis the music for the jurists at their an- Reports Issued ztual swing. The "Music Designed for Dancing" has received much atten- Part two of the University of Mich- tion over networks recently and the igan Greenland Expeditions reports1 band is rapidly becoming one of the has just been released, it was an- For N extYear a top in the country.a o nounced by Dr. R. E. Robbins, editor bo~ksof the University Press. Amid books of learning and on the The it re Ai-Thaquafa, Turkish cultural and'night of the Engineers' Slide Rule, The expeditions were carried on social society elected its officers for the jurists will have their traditional during the period 1926-1933 and the the coming year and planned the dance. Shelves of books twelve feet first high will be at either end of the ball- lished in 1931. The second section program of the organization for the Ihg ilb t ihredo h al deals with meteorology, physiography current semester at their last meet- room. A legal caricature, including ada othe publcatio rt ing. coif, and representing Crease Court of the Universiy of Michigan Scien- Fakhri Maluf, Grad., of Syria, was in all its joviality will be located be- tific Studies series. elected president of the group. Doris hind the band, The theme of the dec-_ Nashold, '41, will serve as secretary, orations will serve as a reminder to and Furd Zahid, Grad., as treasurer. ,the lawyers that they cannot escape Will Hold Meeting . Ismail Khalidi, Grad., one of the their studies for long. Phi Delta Kappa will hold a bus- charter members of the group and iness meeting at 7 p.m. today in the its first president will also serve as J H i To Have West Conference Room of the Rack- a member of the cabinet. 1 A ri A Q: ToIfIHave I ham Building. i .. LLir for Dressy Occasions or Travel Wide Selection 22 to 23 Head Sizes DANA RICHARDSON Michigan Theatre Bldg. 523 East Liberty St. - ---- -- .. --... _----- -- _ _.. _.____ f To o With . Imaginative accessories jewelry, gloves, hosiery. around $1 .r 3! th66za ihet §l/on SHOP 'round the corner on .Stage GADABOUT your new roller! 11 11 Read And Use The Michigan Daily Classified Ads i' S2 / 4~ .7i / /7 /i /i /5 The NEW as today round crown of felt with ribbon edge . . . trim and casual looking. Navy, red, muffin tan, beige, dusty roese, blue petal, Kelly, brown, black. 21 V, 22, 22V2, 23. Under the auspices of the club,I lessons in Arabic will be given undera the direction of A. Khatib, Grad., each Monday, Wednesday and Thurs- day from 5:15 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. 1at the Internationl Center. All stu- dents who wish to participate in the classes are urged to enroll at the Center. Classes will begin next Mon- day. Coffee Gathers Data Professor Hobart R. Coffee of the University Law School left yesterday' for the Gulf region where he will in- spect various law libraries and gather data on Latin-American legal rela- tions. He will visit libraries in Aus- tin, Texas, Baton Rouge and New Orleans, Louisiana. Contest Ends Today Michelodeons "Why-For"' contest closes today. Entries should not ex- ceed fifty words and should be placed in "Why-For" boxes in the League, Union and campus stores. The winner will receive $10. April Ask Em Dance And Dinner Tomorrow 'April Ask 'Em," a dinner dance given by Jordan Hall, will be held at 7:30 p.m. to midnight tomorrow. Woody Mack and his orchestra will play for the dancers in the living room of Jordan Hall. Favors in the form of miniature girls in formals will be at each woman's place and tickets will be drawn during inter- mission for door prizes. One ticket will be drawn from a hat and the couple whose ticket it is, will receive two prizes. 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