En DECEMBER 12, 1940

THE MIC HI . N> I)LY

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Exciting Christmas

Vacation

To Be Held Week After Next

Every Student
Will Have Fun,
Some To Work
Committee Has Been Formed
To Investigate Student Activity
During The Holiday Season
The annual Christmas Vacation
will be held this year as usual, Ward
Quaal, president of the Men's Judi-
ciary Council -announced yesterday.
According to Quaal, it will be better
than ever this time. "Oh, we'll all
have oodles of fun," he exclaimed.
Many of the students will travel.
Others will work, and some will study.
In the meantime, a committee has
been formed to investigate the mat-
ter. Among its members are H6rvie
Haufler, managing editor of The
Daily, Bill Rockwell, president of
Congress, Billy Combs, president of
the M Club, Jim Harrison, president
of IFC, Forest Evashevski, campus
Santa Claus, Doris Merker, president
of Women's Judiciary Council, and
Tom Harmon, traveling secretary of
the Michigan publicity service.
"We-gotta have a vacation," stated
Harmon. "All this school work is
killing me." '
Goodfellows - Monday -
Hustle Along, Girlies
iOn JGP Committee
If you are on the JGP Central
Committee, hop right over to the
Council Room of the League at 5 p.m.
today for a meeting.
The deadline for having your eli-
gibility cards signed is tomorrow
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in the undergrad-
uate office of the League. So jump
to it, girls, sign up for JGP and have
lots of fun.
Health rechecks for all women'
working on JGP also must be ob-
tained before Saturday. These can
be had by making an appointment
at the Health Service.
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ELEGANT LOOK...
for the Soph. Prom may be ac-
quired by calling us today for
an appointment.
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530 S. Forest Phone 2-4802
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The Feather presents Joan Gillis
as the best dressed girl of the week.
Notice her unmatched stockings,'
a new creation direct from Paris.F L
Also notice the way the right one is
worn, just a little above the knee.
This adds variety to Gillis' cos-
tume. Have you spotted the thrill-
ing stripe on the right leg?
Her hat is a boxed ear type withp
a name plate over the forehead. This
is especially handy during wartime
where such identification comes in'
handy. This creation made for wear
and tear has a spiffy tie that slips
under the chin to hold the headpiece,
in place during a windstorm.
The gloves are merely a variety
of the boxing gloves that most of us
have been wearing of late. Built
for service they are well-padded for
the winter months. The jersey;
worn .by Miss Gillis is a sort of
beige-grey color, blending in with
the snow, etc.
All this adds up to the sharpest:
outfit seen on campus this week.
Made expressly for the winter months,
it shows practicality from head to _
foot. Joan Gillis gets a feather in JOAN GILLIS
her cap- . . . Girl of the week
Only Fubsies Wear
Those Who Ain't Just Don't'

X-mas

X-press

Heads Soph Prom

AJ HIGH TIME!

Leaves Tonight
WellDecorated
Assembly To Use Railroad
Theme At Informal Dance;
Bill Sawyer's Orchestra To Play
Bill Sawyer and his orchestra will
be sitting in the caboose of the
"X-mas X-press" from 9:30 p.m. to
1 a.m. Friday when Assembly gives
its annual informal dance in the
League Ballroom.
Back of the orchestra stand, a win-
dow, door and awning effect will
create the illusion of the caboose of a
train and a railing in front markedx
"X-mas X-press" will set the stand
off from the rest of the room.
Hitchhikers Galore
A snowman and snow girl dressed
in Michigan sweaters will be thumb-
ing their way on either side of the
"X-mas X-press." Both are blond
with yellow and blue pull-overs. Blue
and white lights will lend a wintry
atmosphere to the room.
Holly will decorate the walls be-
tween the windows and the panels
on the sides of the ballroom, and at
the door two Christmas trees will
be set. The trees will be all decor-
ated with tinsel and pretty bobbles,
according to Jean Krise, '42, who is
in charge of the committee.
Gifts To Be Collected
Norma Ginsberg, '41, has an-
nounced that the "pack" at the en-
trance to the ballroom will consist
of a box fashioned like a Christmas
package and tied with a large red
bow. This is the "pack" into which
the guests are invited to put their
gifts. Representatives of Assembly

WE SAW the following people on campus yesterday: Barnett, Herbert P.,
'43Ed, Ponca City, Oka., 720 S. State . . , . 5419:Barnett, Jeanne A.,
'44,147 Broadw«y, Pleasantville. N. Y., 1223 Hill ....'2-2276: Barnett. Robert
W., Lit, 808 E. Fifth St.. Flint, 515 E. Jefferson . . . . 2-2945: Barnwell, Lucy,
'44, 1910 Cambridige, Ann Arbor 2-1729, Barone, Anthony L., Grad. 611 Ave.
A. Bisnmarck, N. D., 503 E. Kingsley . . . . 8425; Barone.
C arl:s G., '42, 51 Easton, Highland Park, 807 S. State
. . . . 4844: Baronian, Alice, '43, 6794 Bostwick. Detroit,
- - 913 E. Htron . . . . 7851; Barr, John B., '4k 315 McKin-
ley, Grosse Pointe Farms, 700 S. State, . . . 2-3297.
Bar Ortha O., Jr., '44, 210 N. Union, Lima, 0., 320
Michigan House . . . . 2-4401: Barr, Robert Q., '42E,
3304 Grimsby Pl., Toledo, O., 328 Greene House . . . .
2-4591: Barrett, Charles F., '41, 4715 Commonwealth,
beiroit, 604 S. State . . . . 7217; Barrett, Earl G., '44, 21
ainer St., Rochester, N. Y., Allen Rumsey . . . . 2-4401;
Barrett, Edward P., 4715 Commonwealth, Detroit, 604 S. State . . . . 7217;
Barrett, Fren W., '41E, 13645 Ellar St., Dearborn: Barrett, Katherine M.,

General Chairman of Michigan's
Soph Prom which will be held in
the Union Ballroom tomorrow night
is handsome Bernard Hendel, '43.
His tails are at the dry cleaners so
Bernard had his picture taken yes-
terday in his street clothes.
Chi Omega Xmas Party
Chi Omega is holding its annual
Christmas party today for 21 alumni
and patrons. Christmas carols will
be sung around the fireplace after
an "Information Program" given by
the pledges. Bunny Murlin is in
Charge of the entertainment and dec-
orations which will consist of a
Christmas tree and candle-lit mantle.
We Would Like To Announce
Today's specimen of the Wo-
man's page was put out by mem-
bers of the Sports staff. Have you
noticed the improvement? We
thought you would. Any com-
plaints will be graciously received
by cute little Esther Osser, erst-
while boss of the women's staff.

'43 SN., R.R.1, Decatur, 1200 Ann . .
Why didn't we see you?

.. 2-2521.


The last of the Parliamentary
Law lectures sponsored by Mortar
Board will be given at 4 p.m. to-
day in the League. The lecture
is open to all senior and junior
wvonmen.


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By HAL 'WILSON
Angora sweaters are rapidly be-
coming merely another tombstone in
the graveyard of women's fashions.
The relegation of those fuzzy,
wuzzy sweaters, that used to adorn
the campus belles in great profusion,
to the realm of bustles, hoop skirts,
ruffled blouses, and the rest of the
outmoded frills has come about
through a combination, of various
reasons.
It is claimed on good authority
that angoras have, a pronounced ten-
dency to make the wearer look fubsy
(if you haven't time to look this one
up, it means plump). As all we girls
know, to look fubsy is one of the
things we don't want most.
Another valid objection is that they
are inclined to shed. After all, who
can be endearingly effeminate,, cool
and calm, and everything else a girl
is supposed to be on a date, if one
is overburdened with nasty, old de-
pressing thoughts about your sweat-

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SWARDROBE BY
Stockin9 ol ?11atcA&e± ileacty
Her:irst smile of gratitude will change intO a
lasting smile of satisfaction as she wcars these
famous TONWEARS. In every pair she'll 6nd
exquisite sheerness, streamlined fit from top to
toe, longer wear . . features that make TOWN-
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will collect the gifts and distribute
er shedding all over the place, and them to unfortunate children at
catching on things it shouldn't. Christmas time.
Alleged drawback number three is Frances Nevin, '41, general chair-
that the fuzz wears off with the man, has suggested the idea that
passing of time. Picture a peach the dance be made part of a League
without its fuzz. Who would want night, so that Union Opera goers can
to wear that? dance on the "X-mas X-press" after
But the most important reason- the show. Tickets are now on sale
the one that dealt the final blow to at the Union and League desks, in
the angora's demise-is that the sen- West Quadrangle, the Parrot, Uni-
timent of men, the brutes, was over- versity Hall and Romance Language
whelmingly in disapproval. Building. They will also be sold at
It is rumored that some girls still the door on Friday the 13th, ani
like angoras. This may be true. are priced at one dollar per couple.
GivyeHer Luxury
This Year y
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Whether she has told you
1~ so or not, every woman
wants to be pampered at
Christmas. One of the best
ways we know of is to show
er her with a smooth fitting
slip, or a lacy gown.
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For the especially favored
on your list may we recom-
mend a RHYTHM RO-
MANCER, slip of pure
silk, with a gown to match,
soft to the hand and luxur-
Sious to the ski.
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M spl.ip.of .pu$r.95
Gown to match .. $3.95
Other Slips . $1.95 to $5.95
Gowns ..$2.95 to $10.00

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203 E. Liberty St.

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