…PAGE FOUR TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEAMEIt 1 , 1919 I,: CED & 'Communist - Fronts' ROLLING STONES . ..,by Harold Jackson Exploration DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A BAD MISTAKE in strategy is being made by a number of sincere anti-Com- munists, who find themselves unable to sign the CED's currently circulating petition. Their stand, they explain, prevents them from supporting a group of which the Young Progressives are members. Neverthe...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1949 TIlE MICIIIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE t Class Officers Represent U-M At Conference Coeds Bring Feminine Note To Big Ten Senior Meeting Held Last Week at Purdue Injecting Michigan femininity into a practically stag circle, Donna De Harde and Josephine Henderson represented the Uni- versity last week at the Big Ten Senior Class Presidents' meeting held in Purdue. As the treasurer and secretary, respectively, of the Senior...…
…PAGE S= THE a~.M TCTs a x a . a . 4.aD.. AI.a LY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 194+9 Ohio State . . 30 Notre Dame. . 42 Wisconsin . . '. 35 Army. . . . . 14 Oregon State . 25 Oklahoma . . 27 Tulane . Illinois . . . . 17 North Carolina 6 Iowa . . . . . 13 Pennsylvania . 13 Michigan State 20 Missouri . . . 7 Vanderbilt . 41 California . . 41 . 14 Oregon . . . . 14 oSU Clips Illini Bowl Bi ;re gon State Stuns M SC Irish Streak Jeopardized For On...…
…SUNDAY, VOVEMBER 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -PAGE SEVER' _ ______I________1________r________________________ 1'AGE SEV~S r Navy . . Columbia .0 .0 . . 34 Northwestern . . 0 Colgate. . 39 Purdue . . . 41 Minnesota . 7 Pitssburgh . 24 .. 7 20 Marquette Minnesota, Purdue Route Foes ASSOCIATED P OCT0URE PRESS N EWS v Bye Scores Two Tallies For Gopher Y PITTSBURGH-(A')-Fleet Billy Bye popped like a wraith from a giant Minnesota fo...…
…PAGE EIGITT, TIE MICHIGAN DAILY STTWT AV, NOITMP.M. 13, 1949 NYAGE EIGHT SUNDAY. NOVEMIUEU 13, 1949 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Prof. Lobanov Brings Drama to History By NANCY BYLAN A believer in emphasizing the drama of human life is Prof. Lo- banov-Rostovsky of the history department. In his courses in Russian and Balkan hository, he always tries to highlight the dramatic elements of the material. This is part of his aim to deliver clear and i...…
… MICHIGAN FORUM See Page 4 LIT lflr yr 4Iatg CLOUDY COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Big Guns Trained on Indiana .n * * * Campus Set For Largest Ballot Tussle 107 Candidates File for Offices By AL BLUMROSEN One hundred and seven candi- dates have filed petitions for thirty-nine campus offices with what appears to be one of the largest ...…
…PAGE-TWO THE ~MCHIGT~ANT IATTV 1 1 i:d - 111 i lw 21 1 V't l \ Ll'1.1 1J 1 . 1 --- What's Up in the Dorms II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should con- tact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) FOR THE FINAL time this year Lloyd House will open its lounge to accommodate Lloyd men and their guests at the Lloyd-Indiana Open House after the game today. ties, refreshments and s...…
… MMIR ER 13, 1940 TH VMICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE CEP mm EMBER 13, 194R WAGE THREPi eahy Fears Over-Eager eeling in Irish NEW YORK-(P)-A high per- that hi entage of national football inter- up a hi st will center tomorrow on South He feel end, Ind., where Notre Dame, eeting its stiffest test of the sea: The a on, will be out to prove both on national he field and on the scoreboard at stake hat it has a better team than delphia ichigan. ed spe No...…
…--PAG FOUR .. a ..a tai r I .1 iv I .,Wi 1 r 0tl1'.U'dlflY 1 U±WVYLR ~ ~~13, 19 L. of M. F oru N IMPORTATION from Oxford has pro- vided the answer to long standing stu- dent objections to the Political Speakers ban. Taking a leaf from the Oxford Union's book, students here can build an organi- zation which will allow them to discuss political issues and anything else of importance that, comes up. We are speaking of the Oxford Union plan...…
… SAT46i $ NOVEM~BER 12,4194,. THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE E-"" ._ SCIENTISTS SEEK CURE: Birth Losses Exceed Deaths by Disease NEW YORK-(AP)-Each year in this country nearly 150,000 babies are born dead, or live only a few weeks. Each year, by conservative esti- mate, at least 400,000 women lose their babies by miscarriage. These are greater losses in hu- man life than the annual toll from heart disease, cancer, or any other single disea...…
…a a -..A .a. t y .tAN t * A...F.i.a. .i A'TURDAY. ATONE MER, 13. 1949 " mmmal MaTva atT ~!LAN T 1 V m awI'T~lV NA1f1'.1~1O~Va4.aaaJ w t LOIA'&JLV I OTS ENDED: Ambassador Says India Starting Progressive Era By PHYLLIS KULICK spection trip' of American indus- With communal riots finally trial centers, stopped in at In-j of the way, India can concen- ternational Center en route from te on economic and industrial Detroit to meet his student c...…
…MORAL OBLIGATIOI see rage '4 N V' KrF46 aztii4 CLOUDY AND CONTINUED COLD Latest Deadline in the State PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LVIII, No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S., British Treaty Asked By De Gaulle Implies Soviet Threat to France By The Associated Press PARIS, Nov. 12-Gen. Charles de Gaulle asked France today to establish an airtight system of al- liances with the United States, Britain a...…
…TWO - THE MICIGC-AN IDL -'-cMBE 1047 ORIGINAL DEEP FREEZE: South Pole Adventures To Be Related By Byrd Some men spend their lives training dogs or horses, but Ad- miral Richard E. Byrd has spent a large portion of his life with pen- guins. Byrd probably could boast of traversing more ice than any other man, and all for good purposes. Results of his six polar trips have contributed greatly, both to scien- Bromage ... (Continued from Pag...…
…SAY; ~NOVEMBER IT3 1941- THE_ M1f:HTCAN~ llATT.Y "A t v T1T111.:/I17111.1111V E 2'12\a £ X3AL 1 1 ACni4 1'tiKr;L ' FREE-SCORING GAME IN OFFING: Top Big Nine Offenses Meet in 'M'-Badger Battle Greene House, ATO's Grab CampusGridironLaurels n Jayvees Brave Cold and Ice; Hope to Put Chill on Badgers Although the air was frigid and patches of ice crackled under their feet as they drilled yesterday on Ferry Field, the Jayvees have not ass...…
…- THE MTCfTWAN W ii~ 1 - n nT St r .a++.ra 4 a."+,l _ ..niii L/..R S.\ 1i /. YtBL[Jl . . . .. I i AZ t 1, Fifty-Eighth Year II I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Invisible R ubtcon Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ................General Manager =E lyde Reebit........................City Edit...…
…jlU EF, iS, i9i- THE IHI-AN DAIL Petitioning Opens Wo l1 v" e n co q[ Y wk 3b~x' 047" $ '""T .a.Y . }'I a IxL \..il. t ncl Wll Sonsor T 0 Junior Coeds For League Posts Petitions Due Nov. 29 in Undergrad Office; All Senior Positions Will Be Announced DuringAnnual SpringInstallation Night Petitions for senior positions of the League will be due Saturday, Nov. 29, in the Undergraduate Of- fice of the League. All junior women interested in...…
…I LGE SIX THiE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVMBER 13, 1947 SflNTf4 considers E~~~~~a 2Umpp-ppaIJ SIMUATE.PERLS..'Rche lieu'.., rom .50. ultued.. from.$75.0 .r"..f... SEE " a t4e/'CAyFIST withYhesc to smar tr'l gc14- Aus grf ceae(60,'ai powde ca 1 (5.0) iiibrigh goldarid ilvert!iic intagei'srigs...3Solidgoldlmount SEEaiAME!ICA FIRSTWillhmeetsthe approvalro Yrvln ompaynotbe aleaeto.0)affodthannymn lvdarest d) ia odsi ertworld Btalouerc anbuy...…
… ATOMIC COMMISSION See Page 4 1MwA6 I uitjj CLEAR, COLD Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Set Record First Day Vote For Legislature Over 4,000 Ballots Cast By Students, Voting For 27 Positions Will End Today. Over 4,000 ballots, a record first-day vote, were cast yesteday in the Student Legislature elections. With one day still left in the race of 73 candid...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1943 I I - I DR. ALLEN SAYS: Chinese Reds' Land, Religious Policies Changed During War The more radical aspects of land ownership and religious policy in Communist areas of China have been generally alleviated in the last eight years, Dr. Stuart Allen, for- mer superintendent of the United Church of Canada Mission Hospital in Chungking, said in a recent in- terview.t Dr. Allen spent 17 ...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946 TH MICHIGAN A ll , . ~ PAGE THRElt ' 1 11 !.I E 1CTV .1TVE2"'1 \N r1"AlJT1 a Asxx;t A JULAAMM M Eight Ex-'M' Gridders Among Badger Players Wolverines Hold Fourteen-to-Four Margin Over Wisconsin in Rivalry Begun in 1892 MADISON, Wis., Nov. 11-Michi- gan football fans will find at least eight familiar faces in the Univer- sity of Wisconsin squad when the Badgers take to the gridiron at Ann Arbor Saturday after...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946 PAGE FOUR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946 I I Atomic Energy Commission, ME duties of the new Atomic Energy Com- mission, headed by former TVA chief David E. Lilienthal, have been announced. They can be divided into three main classes: those designed strictly for defensive precautions against irre- sponsible exploitation and foreign aggression; offensive preparations against potential...…
… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY . P A V.R VTVW. THEa. si TCHTEiV-lid DATTY vD r A Ivz~ G 'Open Sesame' Dance To Highlight Thanksgiving Week End G9 Annual Panhel Ball' To Feature Music Of Sonny Dunham Tickets To Be Sold to Affiliated Coeds; Women Students Will Have 1 :30 Permission Highlighting Thanksgiving week- end, "Open Sesame," the 1946 pre- sentation of the Panhel Ball, will, feature the music of Sonny Dun...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NNOVEIMER 13, Olf, PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, NOVE1'ItBER 13, 1916 Special Music Training Urged By Prof. Colby Music Teachers Meet Here for Conference Music teachers should encourage parents to give special music train- ing to children who are extraordi- narily sensitive to pitch, to prevent their becoming "disappointed sur- geons" or "frustrated engineers." This was the point made by Prof. Martha G. Colby,...…
…LOGAN'S LOOSE See Page 4 Y A6F Ar A & Im"PrIlow 4f[t xm t# r CtIA DaiiiV CLOUDY COLDER VOL. LVI, No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1945 U PRICE FIVE CENTS U.S. Not Loaning Money to Chinese Embassy Spokesman Denies Rumor China Will Get American Ammunition By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-Secretary of War Patterson said today that U. S. troops in China will not be used for the suppression of civil strife but wil...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN *DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1945 _ _ - Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Byrnes Secretive, Cool to Press '- "_;. r; F I « lO1M}yr. ....4-."" 1m Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of. Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon.. ...... ....Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . ..City Editor betty Roth . . . . . . . . . ...…
…WMM11S~94~THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Maize and Blue edore Great Navy Football By BILL MULLENDORE Daily Sports Editor We saw Navy humble Michigan, 33-7, last Saturday. To say that we were impressed with the Middie squad would be put- ting it mildly. As a team, Coach Oscar Hagberg's eleven, or rather elevens, was just about the best we have ever seen on a football field. We make that statement with one important qualification. We have not...…
… I'AQE FotlTHE IICHIuAN DAILY NEW RADIO STUDIO: 'U' Broadcasting Unit Will Be Housed in New Building "The University Broadcasting Serv- ice, a unit of the Extension Service, will be housed on the fifth floor of the Service Building, construction of which will be begun early in 1946," Prof. Waldo Abbot, director of broad- casting, announced yesterday. "Morris Hall is not sound proof nor is there good acoustic treatment, even the floors squea...…
…I IJ it 4 attp Weather SnoQw Flurries VOL. LIV No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Navy Sinks 3 Jap Ships, Hits 12 Others Nazi Armies Split in Half By Russians First Ukrainian Army Advances from Kiev to Zhitomir Rail Center By JUDSON O'QUINN Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 12.- Gen Nik- olai Vatutin's First Ukrainian Army, nmoving quickly to cut in two the Nazi armies of north and...…
…?A TTWO . _. , i .1 1 11 l: Yii- l i 1i;f7 1.Y J y. , a L U+T1 VAA-PZU, AV'tYV In 13Y . z , OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF AMERICA: U.S. Establishes Geological Office on U. of M. Campus Reds Find Devastation in Streets of War-Torn Orel T H E NATION'S WEALTH: Improved Health Instruction Discussed in State Conference As a part of its nationwide pro- gram to augment diminishing petro- leum reserves in the United States, the Geological Survey, U....…
… SATURDAY,:NOV. 13, 1943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY YF AGU TU$E Wolverines, Badgers Battle Before 15,000 Over. Here Today Hirsch and Kraeger Out Of Lineup Nussbauiner, Wells To Replace Ailing Guard and Back (Continued from Page 1) much he had learned in the last year, but it also eliminates any chance he had of surpassing Tony Butkovich's Big Ten scoring record. At present Hirsch has scored 42 points while Autkovich, who finished his seas...…
…V .. 4 , A \IJ t9 i virs;:fry r._ iy.^sir _ i . 19:3 1_________'_ IvaZ j 11..'A. 111. F'f% IN l.IAJ". . .- O tl ll l ilti Y 1 l 1 e iOA'l :1 M r ep 3 in t Fifty-Fourth Year Edited and managed by students eo .the University of Michigan undier the authority of the Board in Control Df Student Publications. Pullished every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every norning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the sum...…
…. - w Monday Noon To Be Deadline On '46 Petitions Women with Past Experience In Hospital Work Desired For Positions on Soph Project Petitions for central comnittee of Soaphomore Project must be in .by Monday noon." Carol Evans, '46, chairnn,, announced yesterday. "Interviews will .be held from 3:30 p.n. to 5 p. m., Monday and Tues-' day. We are especially interested in interviewing women who have had' previous experience as hospital vol- unte...…
…E SIx TH E MTCHITAN DATLY SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1943 ri ""To E r ,TA X1i 1 LA C ABLES FROM L ONDON HAVE SEEN the soldik1 come down from the ships" and stand in long lines on the docks, their B' bags beside them and their packs on their backs and their rifles slung over their shoulders.- They' have come to a new country and it is strange to them. They are puzzled and although only a little time from h6mne, they are homesick. "I ha...…
… It 41*1 43 t' . 'n x ", ., Weather Warmer VOL. LIII No. '35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 1942 German Demands French Fleet In P PRICE FIVE CENTS eace Offer As Darlan ~Asks' It To Go 'To Africa i9 * * * * * * HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Christmas Vacation to Be from Dec. 18 to 30 Regents' Calendar Change Means Students Will Spend New Year's Eve in Ann Arbor It'll be the merriest New Year's Eve Ann Arbor ever saw. The Regents change...…
…THE MICHIG N DAILY APPOINTMENTS, ESIGNATIONS APPROVED: Regents onduc onteeting Palmer Christian was ap- to the music school's Execu- tive Committee, succeeding Prof. Wil- liam D., Revelli. while Dr. Elmer L. Whitman was appointed to the Ex- ecutive Committee of the dental school replacing Dr. George R. Moore. Prcf. Kenneth C. McMuriey was named Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences. Leaves of absence were granted the following: Prof. ...…
…FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frosh Face State; Varsity Entrains For South Bend z FroshNEW PAGE THEE Claims Former Heavy Champion YORK, Nov. 22.--(IP)--Phil- U Spartans Face Purdue Next EAST LANSING, Nov. 12.-(P)-A triumph over Purdue here tomorrow is needed to give Michigan State a mathematical chance of finishing the 1943 campaign above the .500 mark. With the Boilermakers, West Vir- ginia and Oregon State still to be en- coun...…
…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DIL Y -_e. _. .Q . --- -- -"- 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 repub...…
…FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 1942 - T E 1MIIGA"N DAILY OM fssembly Banqcuet To Be Held Nov. 4'. 'Doc' Spracklin's Band Will Play At League In formal Dance Today i 4> -._. I For the stay-at-homers this week-, end there is dancing to the music of "Doc" Spracklin's orchestra from 9 pm. to n midnight today in the League Ballroom, with saddles and sweaters as appropriate attire. You don't have to bring a date, it's strictly a "just come" affair, ...…
…E SiX THE - MICHIGAN DAILY Ordnance to Graduate 39 Today Vn~e1 HG1i 0R _.. 4 The University's Ordnance Mate-1 rials Inspection Training course will send another group of inspector- trainees otit to jobs in war industries when the 39 students of section 9 of this program are graduated today. - Col. H. W. Miller, administrative supervisor of the ordnance program, reported that these student inspec- tors, most of whom are women, have been h...…
… WC eather Y2 Slightly coler; ocasional £r43UU4 ? :aiti Editorial Air Improvements i crease U.oS. Danger . VOL. LMI. No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE C i _. _... Nazis Reach Kerehl Strait; Stal In Drive - ForMoso Third-Ranking Official In Vichy Government Killed In Plane Crash Finnish, American Relations Strained (By The Associated Press) The Germans claimed last night that their Crimean sp...…
… Midland, Milan. Monroe, Mt. Clem- pany will be in this office on Friday, pointnents. Application blanks ens, Niles. Northville, Oak Park, Os- November 14, from 9 to 5 to inter- also to be filled out in advance. DAILY OFFICIAL coda. Owosso. Paw Paw, Plymouth. view students from the following de- DAILY Pontiac. Pt. Huron, Portland, River partments: Mechanical engineering, Candidates for the Teacher's C 1BJUL l IN Rouge, Rochester, Romeo, Royal...…
… T_ __IG N DAL Use New Offensive Tactics Against Lions Team Leaves For 'Columbia ContestToday Thirty-Six Players Named For Trip; Little Uses Many Spinner Plays By STAN CLAMAGE If practice sessionsmean anything, and theygenerally do, there will pro- bably be quite A display of offensive football this Saturday when the Wol- verines tackle Columbia in New York. For many weks now, Coach Fritz Crisler has been digging deep into his collection o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL 'g £r1$ ally I C_ WI OF~ 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 republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspap...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily Winter Fash ion Preview To Be At Women Art Students Find Gay Smocks Good Fashion Note University Delegates Attend Conference Gertrude Innwood, '43, Jean John- } c w 'At ,h/fi a hfnwi T~n++z~iar n ;r They wear them all the time over Miss Betty King of the faculty, are at the architectural school to keep attending the State Conference of the the charcoal and turpentine off their Athletic Federation of College Wo...…
…TH E MICHIG AN DAILY THURSDT. NVMWaRn .11 Reds Report Co unterattacks DMITROV STARITSA KLIN ZAGORSK PUSHKINO VOLOKOt L V-: BORODIN V PODOLSK. OZHAI KFOMI NSK BOROVSK SERPUKHOV p .A EKSIN Oka - TULA In the battle of Moscow, the Russians asserted they had encircled large German forces at Volokolamsk, northwest of Moscow, and that they ,were counter-attacking south of Moscow in the Serpukhov, Alek- sin and Tula zones. Northwest of Moscow there h...…
… 1 Weather Fair and colder. LY 5k iau Iaiti Editorial Caution Urged For 'Blank Friday' . Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LI. No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1940 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Name First Faculty Men To Serve On New Board Professors Are Appointed To Serve In Advisory Capacity On University Policies, Functionings Regents Approve Sabbatical Leaves The Board of Regents yesterday ap- pointed...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANS trs SI DA. a.a WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1940 THE1TCI 1EN 1.111aTT V ."-"'. i Ozenfant Talks On Modern Art Paiviter Speaks Thursday In University Lecture "Modern Art" will be the topic of a University lecture by M. Amadee Ozenfant, eminent French painter and critic, to be given at 4:15 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 14, in the lecture hall of the Rackham Building. The lecture, open to the public, is sponsored by the Department...…
… WE DNESDA"Y fNOVEMRr 13, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Associated Press Gives Minnesota Top Rating In Country Bradley Names I Pechinpaugh Tribe Leader CLEVELAND, Nov. 12-(P)-Flatly assured there will be "no front of- fice interference," once-fired Roger Peckinpaugh today stepped back into the managership of the turbulentl Cleveland Indians. President Alva Bradleytemphasized his free hand statement by giving Peckinpaugh a two-year contract, wh...…
…IHE MICHIGTAN ])bATT7VY IMDINDAY. NO M 13.194 I- .-1.l l .F 1 -' - .. '+ L 1 - - ,,^ " wi[ai 1 V M1 Li L 1L 1J 10'xV ky THE MICHIGAN DAILY 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 ...…
…r WE~DNESDAY, NOVE1WBER 13, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ "!! M. Two Honorary Organizations Will Celebrate Founder's Day Founder's Day celebrations will be held by two organizations this week as Mu Phi Epsilon, honorary music fraternity for women plans its cere- mcny for 8 p.m. today, and Zeta Phi Eta, women's honorary speech' fraternity, will hold its program atj 5:45 tomorrow. At the home of Mrs. Alexander Dow, in Barton Hills, freshman ...…
