PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1946 t .. _ .____ __ __ .._ ZOUNDS! Anglo-Saxon 'Demons' Set To Do Battle The Lnghsh department "Demons" will play three softball games this week, James Robertson, manager of the battling humanists, has an- nlounced. First game to be played will be against the engineering research faculty, at 6:30 p.m. today at South Ferry Field. This will be the first meeting between the veteran "De- mons" and the athletic scientists. "We usually play at 5 p.m.," Ro- bertson said, "but the engineers in- sist upon eating first., A grudge game will be played at 5 p.m. tomorrow when the once- vanquished literary gentlemen will take on the Bus. Ad.-Ec. team who trounced them a week back. Careful selection of the umpire is being made beforehand by the English faculty team. The chemistry department team has challenged the 'Demons" to a return game after the "Demons" 14-6 victory over the physical sci- entists a week ago Saturday. Despite inclement weather and a slight in- feriority complex after their beating at the hands of the Bus. Ad.-Ec. team, the "Demons" stepped to the front with the aid of Pitcher Fogle who labored on the mound for four and two-thirds innings when he was replaced by Pitcher Green. HOPWOOD WINNERS--Clara M. Laidlaw (left) and Russell M. La Due (center) received major awards in the fiction division of the Hopwood contest yesterday. John A. Merewether (right) won 5700 in the drama division. Major award winners not pictured include James Baker, poetry division; Kathleen Thumin, and Josephine Eckert, fiction division and Shirley Robin, drama division. Second Annual WorkShop On ReligionU Slated Attendance of eighty persons is ex- pected at the second annual Work- shop in Religious and Character Edu- cation which will be held June 23, through July 5 at the University. The Workshop, which is sponsored by the University Extension Service and Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, coun- selor in religious education, will be directed by Prof. Ernest M. Ligon, author and research psychologist at Union College, Schenectady, N.Y. Workshop members will have sec- tional meetings each morning, a demonstration school in the after- noons and lectures or forums in the evenings. Evening lectures will be given by Rabbi Leon Fram, Temple Israel, De- troit; Dr. Francis J. Donahue of the University of Detroit; and Dr. Leon- ard A. Stridley, Oberlin School of Theology. shDr. Blakemansaid that the Work- shpwill discuss the results of the junion - Westminister re se ar chl in character education through the means of church schools. A compari- son between church school teaching methods which help children to think, associate and behave freely with a set of Christian attitudes and those which drill pupils in sacred litera- ture and facts of history and religion will be made. Hold Your Bonds *R'adi & gece( 7l#te4 Classical jazz fans will want to come in and look over the new shipment of Blue Note and Commodore record- ings which feature such old standbys as Sidney Bechet, J. P. Johnson, Eddie Condon, Chu Berry, Billie Holi- day, etc. . In the albums, "The Duke" digs out with "Lazy Rhapsody" and "Aierry-Go-Round"... "Freddie Slack's Boogie Woogie" really melts the ivories and "Upswing" features Goodman, Shaw, Miller, and T. Dorsey So, we'll see you at the .. . RADIO AND RECORD SHOP ... 715 North University, Phone 3542 North End of Diagonal Venezuelan Doctor Will Visit Ann Arbor Dr. Pedro Iturbe, president of the Federation of Associations for the Prevention of Tuberculosis in Ven- zuela, will be in Ann Arbor from Saturday to Monday as part of a three month tour of this country at the invitation of the Department of State. Dr. Iturbe will confer with Dr. Malcolm H. Soule, chairman of the department of bacteriology and Dr.' John D. Adcock, assistant professor of internal medicine. Campus Highlights Initiation Held . .. New members initiated into Zeta Phi Eta, women's national speech arts fraternity are: Peg Kohr, Phyllis Barenes, Mar- ion Revs, Pat Pontius, Barbara E- der, Marjorie Hetler, Norma Metz, Naomi Vincent, Sally Smith, Bar- I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LOST AND FOUND LOST: Silver, leaf-shaped earring with pearl setting. Along Division, Madison, Senior Ball night. Call Pat, 4121, ext. 2145. Reward. LOST: Black and gold Parker pen. Initials M.L.M. Reward. Call Mit- chell, 4701. LOST: Black Shaeffer fountain pen. Top with name on band. Call Betty Bloxsom at 2-2591. LOST: Ladies' grey Shaeffer pen, somewhere on campus. Needed .for finals. Call Jackie, 2-3119. LOST: Brown pocket picture folder containing Social Security , I.D., pictures and eligibility card. Lost Sat. night somewhere in Ann Ar- bor. Desperately needed. Call Ann Maidanick, 7330. LOST: Silver identification bracelet. "Burton A. Kolb" engraved on plate. Finder please notify Burton Kolb, 1357 Erving Ct., Willow Run. Reward. LOST: "Rainfair" brand tan rpin- coat at Union. Call Gene at 2-4551. Reward for return. LOST: 3-strand pearl bracelet after Senior Ball. Jefferson near May- nard. Call 5838. Reward. (16 FOR RENT FOR RENT: Single room for busi- ness woman or graduate student in private home with two other women. Breakfast privileges. Ph. 3958. (19 FOR SALE NAVY MEN: Officer's grey (summer) blouse for sale. Size 36. Worn only a once. $5. Also grey cap cover (7) and blue wool overseas cap (7/4). 214 S. Ingalls. 2-7449. FOR SALE: Suit, 39L, 2 button. double breasted, light blue covert. Jack Lawson, Psi U House, 1000 Hill. (18 HELP WANTED WANTED: Student for ADVERTIS- ING position. Part time, Mademoi- selle Shop. Good experience, salary. Take over my job for summer. B. Singer, 2-5184. MEN for part time .work on farm, preferably with farm background and experience. Laboratory orch- ard, 1831 Traver Road. Phone 8023. (10 WANTED TO RENT WANTED: Apartment of three or more rooms at Willow Village or elsewhere to sublet during sum- mer. Call 755. HIGHEST PRICE! Paid for a one or two bed room furnished apartment. Lease of two or more years re- quired. Occupancy at earliest con- venience. Best references. Care given property. Call Kashmiry 2- 5553. (28 A RECORD! Up to $250 per nonth for a furnished house up to 6 (min- imum of 4 required) bed rooms. Wanted by a family at earliest convenience for a lease of more than 2 years. No children. Best references. Call A. Aly, 2-5553. (1 WANTED DRIVING to New Orleans June 21. Two passengers to help drive and share expenses. Call 2-4431 Rm. 213 after 6 p.m. PROFESSIONAL couple wish ride to New York City by June 22. Will pay all expenses. Write Box 20, Daily. HAVE room for three passengers to Portland, Oregon leaving June 24. Phone Northville 528. Rev. Lloyd E. Young. WANTED: Two passengers to Phila- delphia leaving early the morning of June 18. Call 6438. WANTED: Two English style bi- cycles; man's, woman's. Three- speed preferred. Write or come to 1603 Monson Court, Willow Run. WANTED: Girls to-room in sorority house for summer session. 722 Forest, 2-2539. GRADUATE will pay for ride to Charlevoix or Petoskey, Michigan, June 21, 22, 23. Call Rabel, 2- 4028. (17 TRANSPORTATION WANTED: To Washington or Oregon. Will share expenses. Any time after June 15. Call Margeson at 2-4603. (20 WANTED: Girl's bicycle with shift, in good condition. July or sooner. Call 3185. (3 MISCELLANEOUS MEN'S Used Clothing Wanted. Best prices paid. Sam's Store, 122 East Washington. TRANSPORTATION DRIVING TO TEXAS: June 20. Pas- senger wanted to share expenses and driving. Phone 6748. DRIVING TO MILWAUKEE: June 21. Passengers wanted to share ex- penses. Phone Ypsilanti, 3582-J2. bara Sisson, Kathleen Watson, Eras Ellis, Jean Parsons, Lois Ben- des, Clarice Bercy, Nell Schloet- zer, Barbara Green, Barbara Weis- berg, Janice Carter, Mary Jane Wheeler and May Dix. Donahue Gets Post-... Dr. Wilma T. Donahue, director of the Bureau of Psychological Services, has just been named president of the Association of Midwestern Psychia- trists and Clinical Psychologists. Film To Be Shown . .. An Army sound film on the care and rehabilitation of Percy Jones amputees will be shown at 4:15 p.m. today in the Rackham Am- phitheatre. Guild Open House ... Roger Williams Guild will have an Open House at 8:30 p.m. Friday ir. the Guild House with ping-pong, mu- sic, dancing and bridge. Senior Night will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday. Members will go to the Arboretum for a picnic and there will be a discussion on "What Guild Meant to Me." Tea for Graduates ... Foreign students who are grad- uating from the University this semester will be hoiored at a tea at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Inter- national Center. * * * Ice Cream Social .. . Gamma Delta, Lutheran Student club, ,will have an Ice Cream Social from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Money will be contributed to the Gamma Delta Chapel Memorial Fund which will be used to erect a mem- orial chapel on the campus of the University of Alabama in memory of Gamma Deltans killed in the war. * * MCF Discussion ... Frank Peake will lead the Michi- gan Christian Fellowship in a dis- cussion of "The Glorified Saviour" at 8 p.m. today at Lane Hall. i Continuous from 1 P.M. COOL! ... ')or y'ood food!... Last Times Today Box Chicken . . . . H~U G RY' . . . Harnburgs (with everything!) Hot Dogs . . . . . . . . . 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