…THIE ICHIGAN DAILY FAGrE FIVE.. PAGE FrVE Mortar Board Will Sponsor Campus Affair 'Pay-off Dance' Will Be Held March 9 in League Ballroom; fouse Presidents Allot Tickets Rushing Aid To Be Given By PanheIInic An informal "Pay-off Dance" to be held from 9 p.m. midnight, Saturday, March 9, in the League Ballroom, will be a revived campus tradition spon- sored by Mortar Board. All wiomen are urged to bring a date, and can secure tickets, pri...…
…AOE SIX T HE M IC HIG AN D AILY TT JESDAVil, FETJf' ARY 1 2, '1948 Prof. Corwin To Deliver Cook Lecture Series "The War Before the War" will be the first of five William W. Cook Lectures on American Institutions to be delivered by Prof. Edward Sam- uel Corwin from March 18-22 in the Rackham Building, Dean E. B. Stason announced yesterday. The lectures, made possible by the financial support of the William W. Cook Foundation, will deal wit...…
… r ,44't _ A N., ir 4aitM Weather Snow and Colder VOL. lI.V No. 78i ANW ARBOR, IMICWWA N, SATURD3AY IFE. 14 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies Report Fierce Fighting at Anzio Beach Senate Blocks Government Payment of Sub ead; i,dies House Expected To Approve Bill Amendments Immediate Veto by President Roosevelt Predicted at Capital By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Shout- ing down a compromise food stamp plan and counter-proposals to...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAII.Y SATURDAY. FEB. 12. 1944 I - ..u ~aw . ----- a : T.e.- . RA 611- 1 ,..._ ¢, o_. _. _ r, , _... a :n c Fifty-Fo1rms Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the. regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The ...…
… SA MAY, f 12, 1044 M I C H I C AN 1) AILY rAG MM - . .w. ...w-.... ... "'a --w------:-------------.e-" 'A. RA .- PAGE TIIRJtF Mermen, Thinclads Will Meet Tough Oppositio Track Team Opens Season Against Bros cos Huine Twins To Run SaipfE events ; Mar"tin, Low .urdler, Injured Coach Doherty will unveil his 1944 track squad when they take the mark against once-beaten Western Michia gan at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Yost Field House, Th...…
…?.:.74r_ __ __iii i B§ ~ f;i - - - - - -11 -, Date Is Set Fat Company C Cotmedy Sold;ers Seeitii irA College Is Theme of Original Musical Play "Bidin' Our Time," Company C's original ,musical comedy, will be pre- sented at Lydia Mendelssohn Thea- tre on March 9 and 10, Sgt. Irwin B. Stup announced yesterday. The play, with book ind lyrics written by Cpl. Hy Wolotsky and music by Cpl. Troy Bartlett, has been in rehearsal for some weeks under ...…
…C N AMAWAAbip ",,"I t *1 Weather ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 12, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Churchill See Invasion in '43 _. ERC Me i Will Be Called 'Soon as Possible 700 'U' Men Affected by ERC Order New Technical Groups Set Up for Temporary Engineering Exemption BOSTON, Feb. 11.- (A)- College students in the Army Enlisted Re- serve, excepting certain technical students, will be called to active duty as soon as possible ...…
…"_THE MICHIGAN DAILY USS Wahoo Makes q UCai Sweep Professors Appoint Committee For Post-War Education Plan A University Committee on Post- I to work with these groups, Prof. Ham- War Education has been appointed mett said. by the Association of University Pro- Prof. Carl Litzenburg of the English fessors, Prof. Ralph W. Hammett of department, Prof. Lowell J. Carr of the sociology department and Prof. the School of Architecture, president Ha...…
….L iii, iii¢ _- Loss of New Puckinel To See Action In Paris Tilt When the Michigan hockey team takes the ice next Saturday in search of its second victory of the year, at the expense of a sextet from the Paris A.C., there will Ie three new men in uniform for the Maize and Blue. The new faces tiwt the fans will get their first chance of seeing in action belong to two sophomores, Dave Pontius and Charles "Chuck" Berthoud, aid a Junior, Bob M...…
…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY F1 77T Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispa...…
…THE M1ICHIGA'N. DAILY Coeds To Do Entertaining at Payoff Dance Tonigh Keynote To Be Camaraderie And Relaxation, Mortarboard's Dance Will Benefit Victory Ball Escorts MICHIGAN WOMEN - Fail To See Necessity of Participation In Campus Projects Vital to Victory Exactly ten women students showed up at the surgical dressing unit yesterday, even though the entire campus had been informed that the unit would be open. Moreover, several houses w...…
…-TH[ MICHIGAN iDAILY - ; i c 4 C, ITING AWARDS: Ten t reshimen Win Prizes i Ainnuial Hopwood Contest Michigan Troops Ford Buna Stream Ten students received awards total- ing $300 in the annual Freshman Hopwood Contest, announced Prof. Roy W. Cowden, director of the Hop- wood Room, yesterday. Three students were granted prizes in the field of the essay. Jean Mac- Kaye, Ann Arbor, won $50 with her essay "Pathway Leading On." Donald Epstein, ...…
…'weather Snow Flurries frza41 4 aittti Editorial Normandie Sabotage Possibility Revealed. "I VOL. LII. No. 93 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Doomed Singapore Fights Stubbornly School Heads Hurdle Legal Barriers, O.K. Three Terms Examining Boards Agree To Semester Changes For Five Professional Schools OfUniversity No Law Conflicts, SIs Lansing Verdict Hurdling legal barriers that might have ...…
…~w. .- THE MICHIGAN DAILY Deans Assert- Plant Crowded (Continued from Page 1) most effective work. This problem is annually becoming more acute." Sehool of Forestry and Conserva- tion-"Active replacement of the old $uildings at Camp Filibert Roth must be undertaken at once. The forestry library continues to be badly over- crowded, and laboratories and offices only somewhat less so. A new, build- ing is urgently needed to meet this situation. ...…
…. w tlm A Y"-vi m v iv Iz7lov,-- - -- ---- - - - - -- - - 0 " i ---lw a- I -f. w- V .n, mar v+a p .. I n x. - 1vt IA- 11 7 u IN- A.! lI J .9-4 .i. - - 11 - 11 MONO" State Trounces Michigan Cagers At East Lansing, 57-34 -C' Dudley Jones Sets Spartan Scoring Mark Forward Gets 25 Points As State Hands Varsity Worst Defeat In Series (Continued from Page 1) Aubuchon, hungry for Wolverine meat. They fed long and well. To the audible de...…
…-- -- p q .q. - ig A 11-IN IVI 3 U ]t r A IN 1) A1 I-Y W. , tx [t t2t tt l Reactionaries I Ii ... - .- -ate.. - tF SI ,N~WAM i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for r...…
…THUtSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______________________________._............I I .. Assembl y Ball Meeting Will Be Held Today Jane Criswell Will Announce Dominant Theme For Affair; Co-Workers Will Be Presented All independent women on campus are urged by Jane vriswell, '42, to attend a mass meeting today at 5 p.m. in the League. This meeting has been arranged by the central committee for the purpose of enab- ling all eligi...…
…-- THE MICHIIGAN1 I AILYTHTR 1, it U 7711 CDVO Continues To Prepare Civilians For Service At Home The Civilian Defense Volunteer Of- fice continued its blanket barrage along the home front yesterday with the opening of its second training class in home service work for fami- lies of army and navy servicemen. The class, to meet for twelve weeks at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in North Hall, will take up the problems of military welfare programs, com...…
…ACTIVITIES SUPPLEMENT Ll r e i t ian 4:Dztttlj ACTIVITIES SUPPLEMENT ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1942 Daily Issues Call For Prospective Staff Members Freshmen Interested In Newspaper Work Are Invited To Try Out For Positions With Country's Best Campus Paper Holding first place in the memories of college life treasured by thou- sands of Michigan Alumni is The Michigan Daily-as a fine service to some, as an invaluable expe...…
… Jnion Offers Services To Men; League Is Women's lente 4 !y SRA Unique Organization In University Among the colleges and universi- ties in the nation the University is unique in sponsoring a student re- ligious organization on its campus and making concerted action in var- ious fields of religion an actual part of the University extra-curricular program. Organized five years ago, the S.R.A. is located in Lane Hall. Under Direc- tor Kenne...…
…WAA And Intramural Buildings Provide Sports '_ e1- I Varied Groups Are Opened To Musicians * * * ; -. ~2 * * * * * With the close of the football sea- ton, band members who have shown satisfactory proficiency may win a place in the University Concert Band, nationally recognized as one 6f the finest college bands in the country. Providing an opportunity for the student to study the finest in band literature, classical and modern alike,...…
…12-1 as A.- Ails -a 19 1 K-K - &-A- - IlL Pal aA a A j I - I - - , - - - Home Of University Student Publications Engineers Offered Opportunities A ~ia ap 1t!IC hE .disce s ~I AIIE AkdhsIsT fl~ i~ I ~Hlriai { t \. , } Last semester the organization sponsored a banquet at the Union jointly with AIME. Prof. A. H. White, retired chairman of the chemical and metallurgical engineering depart- ment, is a past president of the na- tional AIChE. Ad...…
…R CESSION HITS J-HOP Saturday, Febr ry 1$8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLVIII Price: 10 Cents Our Own xclusive Graph Of What Was Wappened And Probably Will 'Wappen t tA~r bsy W944r fUJN Dr OF J-Hoe ASKS CAMPU'5 Lov- / t5 (~$ -r,2Ask 10IV FlINA STAF ILL&,} t46M r ^. qccK ArL O AcX HOME CCt r T :r N6S Fji,5g LA45F FXA S' AILL i&H T CAA f , O/ LEFT Q La '' a n a a u ' Y 4 ?' 1 y -.. C.iRL'5 ROOMh -07 04 A N f 8i p J- 679 C 5T5$ ...…
…R CESSION HITS J-HOP Saturday, Febr THE MICHIGAN DAILY Vol. XLVIII Price: 10 Cents "he Weight Of IJfop Prosperity Copyright by Rcbert L. Gach, 193 Leaders Of The 1938 J-Hop Ticker Tape Marks Zenith Of '38 Hop Promenade Is Headed By Marietta Killian And Robert Reid Marietta Killian and Robert Reid, patrons and general chairmen, re- spectively, had the floor well under control as they led the 1938 J-Hop in a continuous grand tour around the da...…
…Page Two T HE M IC H IG AN D AI1LY Saturday Februarv 12 19; Py, .ya, Flowers For All Occasions CORSAGES - - CUT FLOWERS - - PLANTS University Flower Shop Opposite Michigan Theatre - Phone 9055 SWING IT* O O IN THE BEAUTIFUL BOOK CASINO FOR A GREAT WEEK-END MEET THE GANG IN DETROIT'S SMARTEST SPOT $1.00 Minimum Weekdays - - - $1.50 Cover Charge Saturday BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL W. O. SEELBACH, Mgr. W. J. CHITTENDEN, Jr., Res. Mgr. Directed by N...…
…Page Two T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturdav Februajrv1 1 9:; uy, c u y , i> I Flowers For All Occasions CORSAGES - - CUT FLOWERS - - PLANTS University Flower Shop Opposite Michigan Theatre - Phone 9055 SWING IT. IN THE BEAUTIFUL BOOK CASINO FOR A GREAT WEEK-END MEET THE GANG IN DETROIT'S SMARTEST SPOT $1.00 Minimum Weekdays - - - $1.50 Cover Charge Saturday BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL W. O. SEELBACH, Mgr. W. J. CHITTENDEN, Jr., Res. Mgr. Directed...…
…C .ir n G k...in.. T 7 1 9:ZR TH i-: AAIC-ICANK D AII V Pn.o Tko )OTuraoy, reoruary i c, i 7 o rage i nree Fraternities Seek To Start An Artificial Boom Here Michigan's fraternities will make a sel Price and Mr. and Mrs. Marland belated effort to start an artificial B. Small, of Ann Arbor, and Phi boom today and tomorrow when they Kappa Psi, with Mr. and Mrs. Reed will proposition the butcher, the baker Bachmann of Detroit, and Mr. and an...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Three Saturday. February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pa a e Three Fraternities Seek To Start An Artificial Boom Here Michigan's fraternities will make a sel Price and Mr. and Mrs. Marland belated effort to start an artificial B. Small, of Ann Arbor, and Phi boom today and tomorrow when they Kappa Psi, with Mr. and Mrs. Reed will proposition the butcher, the baker Bachmann of Detroit, and ...…
…Paae Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 12,1938 .STOCK MARKE TSECTION --" LATEST QUOTATIONS ON THE ANN ARBOR EXCHANGE Contrasted With Last Year's Standings PREFERRED Trigon 26 18 Beta Theta Pi 19 15 Psi Upsilon 16 23 Sigma Nu............11 10 Chi Phi ..25 19 Delta Sigma Pi........18 29 Lambda Chi Alpha 15 17 Alpha Delta Phi 10 NIly NIly-Not Listed in '37 Delta Kappa Epsilon 23 22 Forestry Club 18 28 Theta Delta Chi 15 20 Kappa Delta Rh...…
…Frro prlo T HE M IC H l GA N D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 rage yournTiS SSTOCK MARKE TSECTION LATEST QUOTATIONS ON THE ANN ARBOR EXCHANGE Contrasted With Last Year's Standings PREFERREDTrign .26 18 Beta Theta Pi 19 15 Psi Upsilon 16 23 Sigma Nu.11 10 RChi Phi 25 19 Delta Sigma Pi . 18 29 Lambda Chi Alpha 15 17 Alpha Delta Phi .. 10 NIly NIly-Not Listed in '37 Delta Kappa Epsilon 23 22 Forestry Club 18 28 Theta Delta Chi 15 20 Kapp...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Killian, Reid Hold Sway The Watt Street I ,Wolves Get Fat In Ticker Tape Deluge OnTheseLanbs /T (Continued from Page 4) 1e1 h cloth and rose quartz accessories were Isabel Bruyere, '39A; Betty Lou strategically placed about her gown. Flynn, '40; Dorothy White, '38; Myrtle Elsie Jane Burkett, '39, attended Remillard. Detroit; Betty K. Stadel- J- H p G ests with Lawrence Lackey, co-cha...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Kilia DRei UldISay The Watt Street fOu y Wolves Get Fat In Ticker Tape Deluge,0nTheseLanubs (Continued from Page 4) H ehat cloth and rose quartz accessories were Isabel Bruyere, '39A; Betty Lou H e re I s Watstrategically placed about her gown. Flynn, '40; Dorothy White, '38; Myrtle Elsie Jane Burkett, '39, attended Remillard, ...…
…Paqe Six T HE M IC H IG AN D AIlLY Saturday, Februarv 1298 PaoSxTH IHGA ALStrn ,ermr 2 Dalen, Stockholm, Sweden; Cecily Forrest, '40A. Phi Delta Theta 21 Ruth Barber, '39; Lauretta Allia- son; Mary Merrill, Appleton, Wis.; (Continued from Page 5) Zivia Seltzer, '39Ed; Harriet Levy, Nellie Newland, Detroit; Helen Jean Dean, '39; Jane Ellen McConley, Chi- troit; Ida Warren, Ann Arbor; Jewel '40; Ruth Brownstein, '37; Laya Fau- cago; Betty Ma...…
…Paqe Six T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY anti dri Fror b n 17 1 938 Pae Six Tyu K4ICN ruary iDA " Dalen, Stockholm, Sweden; Cecily "T he ttl orrest, '40A. e tte Lambs' tPhiDelaTheta 21 Ruth Barber, '39; Lauretta Allia- ___ son; Mary Merrill, Appleton, Wis.; (continued from Pale s) Zivia Seltzer, '39Ed; Hariet Levy, Nellie Newland, Detroit; Helen Jean Dean, '39; Jane Ellen McConley, Chi- troit; Ida Warren, Ann Arbor; Jewel '40; Ruth Brownstein, '...…
…CSaturday Fearv r1 2. 1938 THE M I CHI GAAN D AiILY PaaSeven THP tACH(Z I' yI II.P.y°Sve The Story Of The 1907 Depression And How It Was Solved ......... By Waldemar Liptmannn Times Were Pretty Bad Then, Too; Ask The Man Who Owed Some There was no Joy in America. Even see women. Automatically clasping Faith and Hope had fled to Europe. her to his bosom, he spoke first: "My Charity, not very resourceful, began name is Joe Zilch." Then he ...…
…Ca Cn P k....nr, i1 7 1 4 5 T LJ C AA I I (-- i/'AA I n AI I \/ Dn- 4Z C o -iauraayUr-eouoryi z-, 7325 I cIr 1 1-ri1k3jHIAN vr -rrg ee I The Story Of The 1907 Depression And How It Was Solved .........By Waldemar Liptmannn Times Were Pretty Bad Then, Too; Ash The Man Who Owed Some There was no Joy in America. Even see women. Automatically clasping Faith and Hope had fled to Europe. her to his bosom, he spoke first: "My Charity, not very ...…
…Page Eight T HE MIlC H IG AN D A ILY Sntujrdan Febiirua 171; EyTyH MADl The Demand Is Plenty Arrival of ______ HighBuyers (Continued from Page 6) '40; Arline Wolf, River Forest, Ill.; I Hulbert, Detroit; Janet Powers, Oak Farmer, Chicago, Ill.; Mary Becker, By PHIL BUCHEN '41; '41; Phyllis Bauer, '38; Ruth Hat- Hazel Shay, Western Springs, Ill.; Pa- Park, Ill.: Virginia Voorhees '39. Altoona, Pa.; Betty Whitney, '38; (Arriving buyers may ...…
…Page Eight T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Satujrdav Februar 12l; DemadIyen 1i Aryia ,o The Demand Is Plenty lihArrivyl rf ., - (Continued from Page s) '40; Arline Wolf, River Forest, Ill.; Hulbert, '41; '41; Phyllis Bauer, '38; Ruth Hat- Hazel Shay, Western Springs, Ill.; Pa- Park, Ill. field, '40; Mary Margaret Meloche, tricia Odell, Dayton, Wyo.; Mary L. Sigma N Gene B Reed Ho ----- Krieghof s~ ces McKi c~nnounein JBetty M J 4nnounCInveste...…
…Snturdav Februanr 121 3 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page irne WAnother Colossal Triumph Why People o To i-P-iop For Our Poll Editor - - - Here's Inside Dope Straight FromSpiegel In a confidential poll conducted among J-Hop guests by the Daily's confidential poll department (headed by J. Spiegel, well-known confidence man), it was discovered that the ma- jority of those attending the brawl do so for other reasons than those generally given. ...…
…Saturdav. Februarv 12 98 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Nine ,nirn nrir 1 21T E M HI A D ILPoe in Why People Go To J--Iop tivations behind Hop attendance are 8. "Because I got kicked out of my H ere's Inside these, says Spieg, in order of fre- rooming house yesterday and didn't quency: have any place to spend the week- D o e Straight 1. "Because I may get expelled as end." o e soon as exam marks are in." 9. "It's the only way I could get a...…
…Page Ten TI.JC AA II- LJr A Ki r, A ii v ST H ELM I C IiG AN DAIL Y Saturday February 12, 1938 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra Managing Editor JOSEPH S. MATTES Associate Editor TUURE TENANDER Associate Editor WILLIAM C. SPALLER Associate Editor ROBERT WEEKS J-HOP ISSUE EDITORS JOSEPH S. MATTES EARL R. GILMAN ASSISTANTS: Helen Douglas, Robert I. Fitz- henry, Joseph Gies, Walker R. A. Graham, Roy Heath, Saul KleIman, Morton Linder, Robert Mitch...…
…Page Ten T HE MI( CH i G A N D AIIYv C-4.. .-A- C t_ ...... 1 I 1 n730 P Tnc 5IV% i %. n1 IN u H eA ii\L. LSaturday, February IL, 0193 The Staff Of The J-Hop Extra 4 .. . Bear Facts.. . Managing Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor. Associate Editor JOSEPH S. MATTES .TUURE TENANDER WILLIAM C. SPALLER .. ROBERT WEEKS J-HOP ISSUE EDITORS JOSEPH S. MATTES EARL R. GILMAN ASSISTANTS: Helen Douglas, Robert I. Fitz- henry, Joseph Gies, Wal...…
…Saturday, Februarv 12 98 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY DP,^C- r, u "rv 1% 1932 THF M1, L I v I A 14 L- , L-Y rage Eleven 1 200 Patrons Watch Market Governor Murphy, his sister, Mrs. and Mrs. C. T. Olmsted, Dean and Thompson. William B. Teahan, and Mr. Teahan Mrs. W. B. Rea, Dean and Mrs. H. C. Prof. Louis G. Vander Velde, headed the list of more than 200 pa- Sadler, Dean M. E. Cooley, Mrs. B. F. Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Abbot, Prof. and trons a...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Saturday Februay-12,"138 THE-MCHIGAN-AILY Pae Eleve 200 Patrons Watch Market Governor Murphy, his sister, Mrs. and Mrs. C. T. Olmsted, Dean and Thompson. and Mrs. T. H. Tapping, Mr. and William B. Teahan, and Mr. Teahan Mrs. W. B. Rea, Dean and Mrs. H. C. Prof. Louis G. Vander Velde, Mrs. R. M. Thrall, Mr. S. L. Travis, headed the list of more than 200 pa- Sadler, Dean M. E. Cooley...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 PaeTeleTE IHGA ALYStrdy e, ur ,2 93 F. 1 i.- WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT For Your Service and Rrefreshment Remember Us After the J-HOP. WAYN E COFFEE SHOP 201 East Liberty aZie Iootie, The nd Once Hale Carnegie's Sweetheart, From Wahoo, Neb. She Became AStepping Stone BE A SUCCESS AT THE PARTY disadvantages I had. I was going to, By HALE CARNEGIE the Hop with a girl named Mazie (...…
…Paae Twelve T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 ,Te 1, 1 WE ARE OPEN ALL NIGHT For Your Service and Rrefreshment Remember Us After the J-HOP. WAYN E COFFEE SHOP 201 East Liberty 6\Fattkr Pay Erivelope A Sure Way to Get On the Payroll ! COURSES for UNIVERSITY GRADUATES and UNDERGRADUATES Shorthand BusinessEnglish Typing Letter Writing Dictaphone Spelling Accounting Hours to fit your University Schedule SPECIAL THREE-MONTH...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Page Thirteen Saturday, February 1 2, 1 938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Paae Thirteen Undr TUhe CWith Lord Beaconsfield Under TheClockW(Benjamin Disraeli) A Sad Story Of Johnny G. And The Ho IT WAS A SAD STORY that came tC us-even unto the very day of th J-Hop indeed. For it is the tale oa the youngest member of the Boys ir the Back Room, our gentle friend Johnny Greenbehindtheears. For weeks t...…
…Saturday, February 12, 1938 T HE MI!C H IG AN D A ILY Page Thirteen Saud , Fer ,r 1 .198T E IHCA AL eTite I de TheCloc With Lord Beaconsfield n er n OCK I(enjamin Disraeli) A SWhy I'll never be able to hop any- the dancing couples with a dreamy d where!" eye. A haze descended on them all. wh"ere. Ah hopped in them.. . and All but Johnny, who slipped away. foah many a yeah ah hopped in them, O f Johnny G suh!" the Old Southern Gentleman A ...…
…Page Fourteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday, February 12, 1938 For a real Barbeque Sandwich The Gingham Inn Five Miles East of Ann Arbor on Washtenaw ' c for S1. Valentine's Day d a Git of Gardenia SValentie's Day entonct for hr....Mary D.IdI's5trll Ir's du CGardenia a l11hfulperfue issonattrcive red haari'sItaped box a ti $250 C")~ See our Cosmetician about C)' this Exceptional Value!L" -& < 4 y SWEETS for the sweetest one. Give her ...…
…Paqe Fourteen T HE M IC H IG AN D A ILY Saturday Februarv1 1 8:U Poa Fourteen"" 1 (V TH . AAI I VIN I f l V I-U, gC~k U,.y , 1710 For a real Barbeque . Sandwich Go toentin es May HelIp U s Out The Gingam Inn vaI Five Miles East of Ann Arbor on Washtenaw a i for St. Valentine's Day --$ Gift of Gardenia h V tenne s Day sentimcnt for er . . . Mary DueMll's ru ec u du Ga ecia a delSklul perfume in an attractive rec feart-shaped ox p $2 50l See...…
