THE MICHIGAN DAILYAILYAT

Daniel Williams To Speak
To Religious Group Tonight)

Prof. Daniel Day Williams, pro-
fessor of Systematic Theology at
Union Theological Seminary in
New York City, will speak to the
combined student religious foun-
,dations at 8:15 p.m. tonight at the
Presbyterian Chuch, 1432 Wash-
tenaw.
"Does the University Need the
Church?" is the topic which Prof.
Williams will discuss.
He was brought to the campus
by the Office of Religious Affairs
and will deliver a University lec-
ture on "Main Issues in Christian
Thought Today" at 4:10 p.m.
Tuesday in Aud. B, Angell ]Hall.
ZETA PHI ETA - National
Speech Arts Fraternity for won-
en will present its first Reader's
Theater at 3 p.m. today in 2508
Frieze Bldg.
Poetry readings will be given
by Profs. Claribel Baird, La Mont
Okey and John Sargent.
JAZZ GROUP - The Modern
*# Jazz Society will meet at 8 p.m.
tonight in the Union. New mem-
bers are welcome at this meeting,
at which a live jazz group will' en-
tertain.
* * *
LIFE' GUARD-Members of the
Life Guard Corps will meet at
7:15- p.m. Tuesday in the Women's
Pool to plan life guarding sched-
ules' for tihe next eight weeks.
Interested women who hold Wa-
ter Safety Instructors certificates
are also invited to attend.
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The lecture will be sponsored
jointly by the Faculty Committee
for Studies in Religion and the
Office of Religious Affairs.
"Theology" is the topic which
will be discussed by the graduate
group of the Congregational Dis-
ciples Guild when Prof. Williams
meets with them at 8 p.m. tomor-
row at the Guild House on Thomp-
son.
Also on the theologian's agenda
is a meeting with the Christian
Federation Advisors and a faculty
luncheon where he will discuss
"Theology and a Higher Educa-
tion."
Teacher, Preacher
Prof. Williams, teacher, preacher
and lecturer, began his career as a
Congregational minister. In 1938
he left the pastorate to become
Dean of the Chapel and instructor
of religion at Colorado College.
From 1939-54 he was professor
of Christian Theology in Chicago
Theological Seminary and the
Federated Theological Faculty of
the University of Chicago. He has
been at Union since 1954.
His two best known published
works are "God's Grace and Man's
Hope" and "What Present - Day
Theologians are Thinking." He is
a frequent contributor to the mag-
azines. Journal of Religion, The
Christian Century and Review, of
Religion.
International Trip
The International Center's an-
apual Christmas trip for interna-
tional students will be from Dec.
26 to Jan. 3 this year according to
Helen Tjotis of the center.

Simple Rules
Govern Good
Tie Selection
Shirts, Suit Patterns,
Colors Aid in Choice
Of Proper Neckwear
By NANCY VERMULLEN
Ever stand in front of a tie rack
and wonder which tie to wear?
You won't have to rack your
brain over that rack if you keep
a few style rules in mind when
getting dressed.
Stick to solid colors with neat
under-the-knot or side effects for1
striped business shirts and popu-I
lar three-button striped wool-
patterns in neckwear are always in
good taste.
Solid-color ties go best with
small checked business shirts and
solid wool-worsted suits. All-over
textured ties harmonize with solid
shirts sand striped wool-worsted
suits. Diagonal striped cravats go
well with fine-line striped shirts,
but make sure the tie is dark for
contrast.
In almost every case, a dark tie
looks best with a light suit and a
lighter tie is right for a dark suit.
With a drab fabric you can empha-
size brightness in the tie; with a
bright suiting wear a more subdued
tie.
In the case of a suit or jacket
with several colors in the fabric,
try to pick out one of these and
match or harmonize the tie with
it.
Avoid duplicating the pattern of
the suit in the tie. For instance,
with checks don't wear a check tie
or a striped tie with a suit with a
strongly defined stripe. Wear in-
stead either a solid color or a tie
with an unobtrusive, yet totally
different desgin.
Lending distinction to the array
of lightweight wool challis ties are
neat foulard patterns, Ivy in ap-
pearance, in colors to harmonize
with today's suit tones.
Really special are the slim wools
trimmed with leather. Wear one to
accessorize an Oxford cloth but-
ton-down collar shirt and wool
cheviot sports suit and you'll be
grooming yourself for success.
Just remember that ties should
harmonize with the suit and the
occasion, and you won't find them
such a "knotty" problem after all.

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LINOLEUM, wall tile, shades, venetian
blinds installed properly. Murphy
Brothers, 320 E. Liberty. NO 8-6725.
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Special two drawer files for students.
$23.75
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314 S. State
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PRINTING
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Shoes repaired and shined -
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Phone: Business NO 8-6966
30 years in same location1
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Call Huron River plant for
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FOR RENT: Graduate women or work-
ing girls. Large, clear, newly furn-
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MALE STUDENTS WANTED
to share large furnished campus
apartment. Excellent location. Rent
includes all utilities. Phone NO 5-
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ROOMS FOR RENT. Male students.
One half block from campus. Cook-
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FOR RENT-2 large, clean pleasant
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for women students or nurses. Near
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DANCE CLASS - The Modern The trip will include three days
Dance Club will initiate a co-rec- in Washington, D.C. followed by
reational modern jazz dance class three days in New York City.
at 8:15-p.m. Tuesday in the dance There will be home hospitality in
room of Barbour Gym. Washington for those interested,
The class will be taught by Lou Miss Tjotis said.
McKush Ann Arbor professional Further information can be ob-
dancer and owner of a dance tained from Miss Tjotis in Rm. 18
studio. l of the International Center.

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Aclearance of broad loom
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Save up to 50%.
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207 E. Washington NO 3-5536
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TYPEWRITER REPAIR and service;
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BUY AND RENT your typewriter and
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PETS AND SUPPLIES
BABY PARAKEETS and breeders. Ca-
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Beagles. 305 W. Hoover. NO 2-2403.
NEW BLACK variatus arriving. New
shipment of plants. Tropical fish,
water newts, alligators, aquariums
and supplies, monkeys, hamsters, etc.
UNIVERSITY AQUARIUM
328 East Liberty NO 3-0224
(Open daily except Thursday)
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FOR SALE-tame pet fox. Has had dis-
temper shots, etc.
University Aquarium
328 E. Liberty NO 3-0224
)B61
FOR SALE-Man's beaver fur coat in
good condition, medium size. Price
$100. Write Box 111, Sehewaing, Mich-
igan. )B59
FOR SALE-Roller Skates, all leather
shoe, 812D. Call 5-5077. )B60
ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords - $7.25;
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plies. Sam's Store, 122 E. Washington.
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FOR SALE-Grey Cotton rug 11'6" x 13'.
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