Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Satyr rcicy, February 11, 1939 Swimmers Are Planning Dunking Lesson Lads From Yale Will Be There For Atmosphere You Don't Want To Miss This, Girls; Our Captain Thomas Leads Michigan's Fashion Extravaganza By MELISSA The swimmers of the University of Michigan and Yale University will give a fashion show at 7:30 tonight (Sat- urday) at the Intramural Building Pool. The natators have seized upon the flimsy excuse of the scheduled meet and have used it, with machiavellian fore- sight, to preview te latest trends for summer wear. Michigan, led by its captain, Thomas Haynie of Detroit, will be the first to appear. Mr. Haynie is expected to wear a dark blue rayon suit with the bot- tom . exactly four inches below the crotch. Necklin~es will be unusually low this season as the neck of the suit will come down to precisely 3 7/8 inches below the Adam's apples. It is not yet known what the Eastern representative will wear., Of course, it is obvious that the Yale gentlemen will appear clad in some form of blue. Tra- dition can't be discarded over night, you know. It is certain, moreover, that of the East. They have put it on their cake but can they have their cake and eat it? The Eli Yales will be led by John Good, son of Mr. and Mrs. Good. From reliable source it is learned that John is Good. He has the knack of propelling himself through the water at a remark- ablle rate of speed. Seeing he comes from Yale he will only swim free. That is, free-style. The Eli Biues also have two good breast-strokers (Not to be related to samooa 9Mu ulaas paade jo s ae Gesner both of whom are listed in the social register. 'Bunny Hug' Was Hot Stuff Back In 1912 Whatever you do, don't do the Bunny Hug at this year's Hop! It was way back in 1912 that The Daily came out with an editorial sham- ing the young 'uns for their indecen- cies on the dance floor. Cut out the Turkey Trot, Grizzly Bear, Sear-cat and the Bunny Hugu, said the crusading Daily. The scolding bore fruit for not even this year a single couple were caught doing the Bunny Hug (at least not on the dance floor). MISTER HAYNIE than a decade and a fortnight; Mr. Kiphuth, through the medium of his Yale natatorial aggregations, has led the East along with a noose through their noses. Yale leads in dual meet victories. The Eli Yales have emerged with two vic- tories and one loss. The sole loss was the direct result of Michigan beating them 41-34. The Eli Yales have sworn (figuratively speaking of course) re- venge. Thus far this season, they are unde- feated. They have whipped the cream Join the Parade to , Your J-Hop Week-end Meeting Place Fr GD Breakfast Lunch... Supper.... You'll Always Save Money at the Eli Yales will bring with.them sone- thii'g deliciously new. Rumors have been floating about that the bronzed young giants from New Haven, Conn., U.S.A., will bring quel- que chose revolutionary to Ann Arbor. These rumors have been fervently de- nied by their mothers, the Daughters of the American Revolution and Tom Gird- ler, who wrote a collective letter of pro- test to the President decrying the Rus- sia~n influence and demanding that Trotsky be hanged. Some sources close to New Haven have it that strapless bathing suits will be the coming thing. The manufactur- ers will fight this to the last strap. But the ivy-covered halls of Yale have long been noted for their production of fashion setters. They may yet flaunt the decree of their tycoon fathers. Ir- repressible youth and all that. Bronze and muscle will be the order of the evening as intersectionalism runs rampant. Mr. Matthew Mann, II., of Ann Arbor, and Mr. Robert Kiphuth, oft North Tonawanda, N.Y., have long been noted as leaders of the respective so- cieties. Mr. Mann II has been the recognized patron of Western swimming for more OUR MODERN LUNCHEONETTE is a favorite meeting place forstudents who likegood thisto so eat, at los' pries. Always a large, tempting variety . . alwaysa.fplessant atuos- phere. And by the way... when you come here to -eat buy all the school supplies yoo need, too . ... And for Those Good Values.in School Supplies LOOSE LEAF LOOSE LEAF BINDERS REFILLS IEOch Sx10%'/ in. Strong, well- made. Round corners, rounded backs. 5CLarge Count For standard sizes of binders with 2 or- 3 rings. Large count. Composition BOOKS and Large assortment. A variety of different sizes and styles. FOUNTAIN PENS 25Eah Iridium tips. Various colors to choose from. Special values. "ON THE" CAMPUS" 317 S. STATE .. .