THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY
LEAGUE WILL GCITE
TEA ON THURSDAY
Schools of Library Scinece and
Physical Education Will
be Honored.
WILL CONCLUDE SERIES
Concluding the series of teas giv-
en by the undergraduate staff of
the Michigan League for women
students of the Summer Session
will be the tea to be given at 4
o'clock Thursday afternoon, Aug.
12, in-the League building.
The Schools of Library Science
and Physical Education will. be hon-
ored at this tea, and students en-
rolled in the schools are especially
invited. Women faculty members of
these schools will be the guests of
honor. Miss Lucy Elliott, dean of
women during the Summer Session,
will be in the receiving line.
If the weather permits, the tea
will be held in the garden of the
League building, otherwise it will be
-'in the Alumnae room.
The committee in charge of the
tea will include :Margaret Morin, so-
cial chairman, Isabelle Rayen, '31,
president of the League during the
summer, Virginia McMullen '32, and
Jessie Winchell, '31.
This tea will conclude an unusu-,
ally active summer for the League,
which has .included, besides the
teas, a formal reception and an in-
formal student dance. Teas have
been given honoring the foreign
students, Dean *Kraus and Mrs.
Kraus, Miss Lucy Elliott, and the
faculty wives.
DARE-DEVILS IN 'FLYING' MACHINES
THRILL CROWDS AT ATLANTIC CITY
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Even the blase are thrilled by this death-defying exhibition given
by daredevil drivers in high-speed motor cars at the Atlantic City steel
pier. The cars, as shown above, are tossed high in the air and revolve
mnany times before reaching the good old terra firma.
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Michigan's basketeers
counter a rather stiff
when they take the court:
against 16 opponents, 12
are Big Ten members.
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Western State Teachers Col-
lege will open the season
against the Wolverines at Ann
Arbor on December 6. Like most
startling games, this one is ex-
pected to be an easy one for
the Maize and Blue five.
Michigan State will be met next,
and the Spartans, who are always
dangerous, are liable to pull the
unexpected as they have done sev-
eral times in the past few years.
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Pennsylvania will provide the
opposition in the only game
that the Wolves will play
against an eastern quintet. The
count with the Quakers has
been a see-saw affair with
Michigan on the long end of
the series. But the Penn five is
always liable to spring an up-
set, as they did several years
ago in downing Princeton for
the Eastern Intercollegiate
championship.
On December 1, Ohio Weslayan'
will come to Ann Arbor. Contrary
to expectations, this game will un-'
doubtedly prove to be one of the
toughest of the year. Last year, the
Preachers downed the Wolves in a
surprising upset.
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Statistics
Indicate
Women of Country
Own 41 % of Wealth
Because women have been de-
pendent upon men, 80 per cent of
the $100,000,000 life insurance pol-
twenty-three men paid taxes on in-
comes over $500,000 and forty-four
women and forty-two men, on in-
comes of more than $1,000,000. A
general analysis indicates that 41
per cent of the nation's wealth is
controlled by women, and that
wealth is rapidly increasing
through insurance and inheritance.
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