…The Weather Mostly cloudy, and colder to- day and, tomorrow; probably ppr Lit 43" Iait Editorials Dr. Gallup's Popular I 116. VOL XLVIII. No. 117 * ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Trackmen Capture) °y 5th Big Ten Title; Natators Nosed Out Watson And Gedeon Leach Track Team To Close The Victory At Chicago Wisconsin Gives, Wolverines Scare By ROY HEATH. CHICAGO FIELD HOUSE, March I 2.-(Special to...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 ;, . .. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Puh atle~ i on in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the LUniversfty Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the Presidfeut until 3:30; 1:00 a.m. on saturday. Tickets for the public available at the door. University Lecture: Professor James C-. Needham, Emeritus Professor of Entomology and Limnology at Cor- nell Umversity, will give an i...…
…SNAY, MARCHi13,i38THEs MICHIGAN DAILY __ e Track, Mat Teamns Win A Swimmers Lose In Blig Tfen Meets > -- Natators Bow To Ohio State In Big_10 Meet Kirar, Haynie Win Four Events But Buckeyes' Better Balance Wins (Continued from Page 1) rar's second record-breaking perform- ance of the meet. He shattered the 50-yard record in yesterday's trial heats. Ohio State accounted for the third new record when its 400-yard relay team bettered Mi.igan...…
…THLE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 U THE MICHIGAN DAILY HalfA Decade With Pres. Roosevelt; Daily Writer Gives New Deal History Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of tude* Publications. Pubiished every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repu...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 THE MICHIGAN D A Ii.V PAC9 ' - -- 11 .'.LAl 1 4 1 1 M C1 , i N 1 'Y L S DP "A Sunday Supper Group To Hear Etiqlue lie'Talks All Students Are Urged To Be Present; Forestry Club Will Be Honore A forum discussion on "Campus Etiquette" will highlight the enter-; I Head-Liners For Chapman, Od By SUZANNE POTTER Wendell Chapman,dOdonto Ball and "boots" are plucked as head-liners from the roster of next week's at- tracti...…
…S I THE9MIHIGAN DATLY _sw_ AY, MARCH i3, 193i Cast And Staff Rowe Terms Present National Of Hillel Drama Theatre Measure Unfortuna Conservatives, te~ Liberals Tied DAILYOFFICIAL BULLETIN (Conuinued from Page '4 RELIEF RATE FALLS The number' of families in Wash- tenaw County on relief stood at about 500 below the depression number of 3700 with ERA officials reporting a steadily decreasing rate. Families INSTRUCTIONS Open 10. to 10. Terl...…
…i. rE MICHIGAN DAILY COLORFUL NEW FASHIONS FOR SPRING t I I ,. . Y miy. t.'!." ".:..+'. nKn. nv4:......, ... i. niC.. :. i . 4'+Pr. . v.,.'.as...: : ..uJ rvnWxrvw.:cct .Ketsu.:oti ati^Si3:Mnor<.: v:r..e v? Y..+.. it.+v. .. n. :. e.s +J.'- )w.,:'" . WHEN EASTER GREETINGS roll around you'll want to be at your best, just as Spring is at its best at the time. Spring is something fresh and vivacious and youhful that blooms anew each year...…
…T" THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 Two Gentlemen From The Bandbox Topcoats Fit In TightSqueeze Coats Will Be Moderate Waisted And Short The extra-heavy winter jobs and the loose raglan topcoats that so many of us have now, and had in 1929, are perfectly suitable for coun- try wear our tailor tells us, but for early spiring days in town the ideal coat, the super ultra extra special will be tailored to fit the figure in a tig...…
…'A' t *-9 A n~ or . _ ... _ o - _. - ,~A - w p( eu B"O ;. co Ung S r-t ,z r .-,.: ,, . .T . ;. ,. , , ;: ... Sothern t yiet Forecastr New Sportsacets :,y MQiK cltON AMPEL , ..t4ou ficlkle old man. March- is soxt of~ oudoing hes lion act and cur- r ,xt sartorial fancy ,is :restricted to ??itens, piufFers,, and ear muffs, ur spring and summer styles are berg set for us right now way down yonder !n the. sunny southiands,. on. Florida beache...…
…'HE MIC 11A D~AILY1 For S pring Hats Ir -may Light Felt Hats Are Tops Now i . " { ;, > .-::. x Dark Himhurg Now Worn For Semi-Sports Now that the radiator no longer' looms large in our daily, life, the heavyweight hats, of winter 'are puta aside with a sigh of- relief and' well- dressed men turn to the lightweight' smart felts suitable for spring wear. One of the best looking of these is the cavalier hat. It got its name from its res...…
…___THE MICHIGAN DAILY aincoats This Year Have British Origin U Newest Styles i Forsake Weight Brown, Green Anti Gray To Dominate . The purchaser of a raincoat this spring will be swamped with models of a distinct British, origin, which forsake weight and warmth for a more basic protection against the heavenly outbursts. After the extreme models did not fare so well last season, the emphasis is being placed on styes with a great- er consume...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, 4ARCH 1 Variable Spring Demands Wardrobe Stocked With Sweaters three GeneralC TypesNeeded V-Neck Sleeveless Model Most Popular Spring weather is the most varia- ble of any during the year. More people get chilled and catch cold be- cause of its deceptive qualities, and one of the best expedients for avoid- ing9 Ann Arbor's worst at this time Is a lightweight sweater. Often the weather is too mild to warrant an ...…
…SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THIRTEE Some New Notes For Town Wear EDITORIAL' The New 1-rk Custom Cutters' Club held its nineteenth annual men's style show yesterday, and the mem- bers indulged in their usual output of propaganda and predictions as to what the dude of tomorrow will wear. With the efforts to enhance the ap- pearance of the American male we are in complete accord, for the job needs to be done, though it does...…
…RTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUN 'Dandy Period' Boasts Others Than'The Beau A Mania For Single Color In Clothes, Accessories Wats One_'Dandy' Oddity Col. Kelly Famed As Most Ecccitrie While the name of Beau Brummel is faint iar to most of us these days the n2nes of many of his contem-1 poraric, are no longer recognized. Many of them were extremely pic- turesqu}- figures and all observed a sartorial, standard higher than any support- c' nowadays....…
…THE. MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE malwo /hV,} /t ;/} .1 . "1 i". '"'1Tf yP 1. ! " T:". ,,;:1 1 Jar ' :":tia .tit. n\1 : ,}.;:;}:;:}:; ti-:i;:G;"}L 1! v 1 Sam: Mon III 1 010 No' \,. i{ " 1. y.: t: Ems :. 1 ZX- tea" xy 1 y1 / I 1 4 1 r { &.w.Mgmall III Jr V ! ¢ y '.1t f tie, n I},}} ".¢ .:}' ?: v r:. Lh'.%'.%:v'r:{ S"1'.;:{ ..\,'"nti' ,.,.n.: v, 5 {":{".; .; ..; .4": 'i ' : r... in.. 4., " V:,.: "14 n .v .'"},. :ti :"}:.". "... %} is 1, . mow ms 1 ...…
…#. T I MIC IGAN-DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13,1938 In The Knew' I Forecasts Big Blouse Sell-Out Sheer Dainty Styles, Wild Prints, Fitted Vestees Are Fashion Advance By VALDA SPRING Since advance notes show that suits are going to be the thing again this spring, blouses, too, fol- low the upward trend. Sheer dainty lingerie blouses, wild print blouses, to say nothing of fitted vests and vestees, take the spotlight. Among the realm of lingerie blo...…
…THlE MICII AlN iAI1Y PAGE SIE PAGE SE' New Pastels, Modeled In Sheer Wools, Lift Drooping Spirits Classic Frock' Of Rib-Stitching Is Fashionable Women's Campus Shops Feature Bi-Swing Backs And Shirtwaist Styles By JEAN HASTIE Look like a breath of spring in the new pastels modeled\ in sheer wools and alpacas. The vibrant new colors of dusty pink, blue, rose-red, violet- blue and beige are enough to lift even the most drooping spirits. A ...…
…'[rllEYT .IE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN DA 9 Y, 11I[1UCH 13, 1J;;b ostume Suit Offers Possibility For Combination Wardrobe oats, Jackets TOv r ver Dresses w inncer Dresses,C Formals Vary .Between Line's Romanti~c And exotic; Prove Popular Zippers, JRadiating Tucks, Ascots Decorate Frocks Beneath Their Topcoats By MARIAN FERGUSON If you are one of those who, full of the zest of spring, buy clothes on the spur of the moment and end with a scrambl...…
…UCNIAY, MA 1t.Ci 13, ivs 'FTHE MICHIGAN IDlAtL. S £3.R*. *iS~S2S *S*~ .1 - -- - ------ - ---- ------ Splashy Prints, Stkipes Mark S immer Styl Costume Jewelry Is Inspired By Orient Bags Inspired Long Spring Vacation Mornings Abed By Sea=ShellsB h BYNecessitate Bri ht New, Bed Jacko Dirndl Dress Pred To Be Great Favo icted rite ; Zippers Still Smart Going south? You few lucky ones who are planning on taking a little southern jaunt befo...…
…TWENTY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 TWENTY SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 Straps Cross, Toes Are Open In Dress Shoes New Combinations Made' In Models Of Ribbon, Patent And Gabardine By JEANNE FOSTER Along with the season's rains come new leaves, grass, flowers and SHOES. For shoe manufacturers have cast all caution to the winds this spring and are bringing out some of the most daring as well as flattering shoes we have ever seen. It ...…
…'. SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1938 THE-MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TWENTY-ONT ay Tweed Suits Contribute To spring Fashion-Rightnes& Wine, Purple Pink And Ble Are, CombIned Tailored English Charm Is Found In Collarless Jackets And Scarves By KAY MacIVOR The first day of spring is only seven days off, so right now the essential thing is to "suit" yourself in one of the gay becoming new outfits dis- played in the shops. The prominence of tweeds at Pa...…
…rrii ~ t TIAN iAl 1, Y '.ac,..~n~cwa~.w',..aw'r., w wA,.,.ntter..~ltana w. ..,aa a. .. i'a*. a',.aa,4', in n hsjyt '. -.,,.=X 1:,,....t -. rT eli Cloaked Ladies ' Lu1_. a . Ite Grandest In The Easter Parade Spring Suits Combine Checks, Plain Wools Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary! - Skirts Pleated Circularly;! Balloon Skirt Of Silkj Is WidelyAcclaimed Many New Models, Suggest Gibson Girl By KAY MAC IVOR Skirts and sweaters still get a, una...…
…y. The Weather Additional light snow today and tomorrow; little change in temperature. L.I E 41an6 ilaitl Editorials The Child-Labor Amendment... VOL. XLVH No. 116 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Michigan And Ohio State Qualify Most Track Men; Swimmers Set Fast Pace; Birleson And Mason Place Easily In 440 Yard Run; Davidson In Half Mile Buckeye's Beetham Is In Bed With Flu Iowa, Northwestern Each Place ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ h Defends Court PlanENING RADIO PROGRAMS CKLW-1030 Kilocycles a $ 6 00-At Close of Day. ~ :1'-News and Sports. 6:30-Enoch Lgts rch. 6:45-Twilight Meodies.j S7:00-French Lessons-Professor Leon Troya. -"7:15-Phil Mare's Orchestra. ffi ~ f 7:30-Trals-Radio News Bulletins. 7:35-Melody Interlude. 7:45-Palmer House Ensemble.- 8:00-Benay Venuta's Program. 9:00-Toronto Maple Leafs vs.E Chicago Blackhawks. "'?10:30-Chicago Symp...…
…THE, MICHIGAN'IDAIL1Y ,.,.E Crown Conference Mat Champions At Field House . ~-4 f 14 Swimmers Reach Finals In Big Ten Meet Tonski, Kira rFarnsworth All Win Heats In Sprint; Grady TakesDiving (Continued from Page 1) a new mark of 4 minutes 56.2 sec- onds. The old record of 4 minutes 57.5 seconds was set by Barnard of Michigan last year. PRELIMINARY SUMMARIES Iowa is the defending champion: 50-yard free style: (first heat)- won by Walters, (...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use .or epublicationtof all news dispatches credited tort or naot otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein also reserved. Bnatered at the PostOffice at Ann Arb...…
…TAE MICHIGAN RAILY PACE FM Crease Dance I ill Be April 2; Red Norvo To Play For Slide Rule e Dance Law Club Ball Committeemen Are Appointed: Spangenberg And Forshee Are Co-Chairmen; 'Raw Review' To Be Edited Crease dance, annual lawyers for- mal, will be held from 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, April 2, in the lounge of the Lawyer's Club. La Mar For- shee, '37L and Craig Spangenberg, '37L, have been named co-chairmen of the dance. "Raw Review...…
…T HE MICHIGA N DA LY SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1937 B g Boats' Recent Rough Trips Amelia Will Take 'Flying Laboratory' On World Flight I4 Big Boats' Recent Rougrh T rips Were Unavoidable, Bragg Says By EARL GILMAN strong enough to transmit the re- There is no special significance to quired amount of horsepower," he the recent disastrous ocean crossing stated. "The Queen Mary in her of the Italian superliner Rex, March special trip required 200,...…
…The Weather Light snow, rising tempera- ture in the west and south to- day; tomorrow rain. L A6P lit t an ~Iaithr Editorials Drunk With Power . .. The Need For County Home Rule .. . VOL. XLVI No. 115 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Abbott In Row With Muysken s Professor Calls National Commiteemani Betrayer Of Democratic Party Says He Gave Vote To Gov.Fitzgerald Group Attempts To Force Abbott To Resign Pos...…
….-- __. TWO THEJ MICIGA N DAILY FRM AY. MARCH 13, 1936 TWO FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 Osborn Lands State Polities, Borah, G.O.P. Former Governor Praises Ruthven For Reinjecting 'SpiritualValues' (Continued from Pagel) "President Burton worked toward that end, and now Ruthven is doing a whale of a job." He said he thought "this Unversi- ty, my alma mater, is among the very greatest on earth" And that is an- other thing this unusual man ought ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Indiana, Illini, Iowa Favored In Mat Meet Four Individual Winners Return To Guard 1935 Conference Crowns Illini Defend Title Wolverine Matmen Given Little Chance; May Win One Individual Crown IOWA CITY, March 12. -On the eve of the Conference wrestling meet, Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa rate as favorites to capture the crown now being-defended by the Illini. Four of last year's champions are back to attempt to retain thei...…
…FOUR TIE MICHIGAN DAILY _ n . , THE MICHIGAN DAILY Publisned every morning except Monday during tho University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Pressis exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of republication of all other matter herein also reserved. E...…
…rRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY About 300 Couples To Attend Second Annual Assembly Ball' PAGE FIVE Tonight Johnny Hamp Will Play For Formal Dance Central Committee Is To Eat Breakfast In League After Ball Ann Graham To Sing 2:30 Permission Granted To Women Attending; Plans Grand March Promptly at 11:30 p.m. tonight the Grand March for 'the second annual Assembly ball will start in the League Ballroom with Mary Ellen Heitsch, '37, c...…
…FAGE SYIA THF. MIlCHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 19,6 _ _ _ _ Rapid Advance In Dental Field Affects Student Prof. R. W. Bunting Tells Of Changing Profession In Vocational Talk A close affiliation which has de- veloped between dentistry and medi- cine is the result of the great changes which have taken place in the dental profession in recent years, said Prof. Russell W. Bunting of the School of Dentistry in a talk given yesterday in the ...…
…'thleWeather Snow flurries 'Wednesday; Thursday, partly cloudy and somewhat colder. LL iv rgauF A iE~aiti Editoarial~s' John Strachey And Free Speech . The Value Of Languages.. VOL. XLV. No 119 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS ExplosionsOf Bombs Injure 21 In Havana Heavy Shooting Follows In Wake Of 9 P.M. Curfew Enforcement Terrorism Sweeps Bullet-Riddled City Fear-Torn Capital Desolate As Police, Soldiers...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AI LY . WED NESDAY, PAARCH 13, 1953 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN lcatlon In the Buletin vedth consructive ne to all membera of y. OQ reed th.ee of th<e Asistant to the reideit uottl3:30 11:30a.m. turday. Havarta Cowers Under New Outburst Of Violence Classified Directory I. Gute Nacht ..............German Sir Eglamore. Eng. arr. by Willan Solo by Henry Austin University of Michigan Glee Club Jesu, Joy of Man's Desirin...…
…Y, MARCH 13, 1935 'TIE MICHTEANfDAIL.Y r AGE Tim= 1 s csvrr ,aauaa wa r Tilden To Meet All Right, Jewell, Go Ahead And Brag! Lott In Grudge Battle Tonight Nusslein And Lott To Pair Against Big Bill, Vines In Doubles Match "Big league" tennis will make its fourth annual appearance in Ann Ar- bor tonight when Big Bill Tilden and George Lott begin batting tennis balls at each other in another episode of their grudge meetings, in the Intra...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY , MARCH 13, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '"!I _ i , W1 Pubiisaied every morning except Monday during the University year and Sumnier Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER c55Oiatd ot0leaiatt Tss -a 134 f i$I't 1935 - MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Glee Club To JIn Stanley Chorus In Joint r Initiate During Past Week-End Alu nuji Are Present Fo Various Social Activities Banquets, Teas Over the week-end the activities ( several houses were concerned wit pledging and formal initiation. A lpha Epsilon Iota Alpha chapter of Alpha Epsilo Iota sorority held its formal pledgin Saturday afternoon at the chapte house. The following members of ti freshman medical class were p...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WU~FlVWQTnAV ThtAD4"KN 19 16 THLHG N TT - - - - - S a. .a L d WV GiL ul rJ ipliY 1v1:ilvlitY 1.5, ly ; 6 .__. _ _ _ I Roosevelt Calls For Control Of} Holding Firms Special Message Asks For Elimination Of Utility HoldingCompanies j Attacks Propaganda Byrd Arrives In New Zealand On Way Home Girl Confesses To Arranging Own KidnapingI Helen Bannings Revealsr Plan To Obtain $5,500s Prof. Holmes' Research Offer...…
…I The WeatherI Mostly cloudy. Possible local,4 rain today or tonight and local snows; tomorrow colder.j LL Slitr igazi iIaitg Editorials Inland Review Also A Busi- ness *...; Of Immortality ... VOL. XLIV No. 117 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bonus Bill Is Passe d By House Forces Of Administration Lose As Congressmen See Elections Ahead Cady And Mapes Of Michigan Vote 'No' 'No Additional Cost,' Says...…
…Trhe Mostly ell rain today4 snows; torn Weather oudy. Possible local or tonight and local orrow colder. LY r Sir1 ait I Editor )rials I Inland Review Also A Bi- ness .. . ; Of Immortality .* . . VOL. XLIV No. 117 41 li ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1934 PRICE FIVE . m B onus Bill Is Passed By House Forces Of Administration Lose As Congressmen See Elections Ahead Cady And Mapes Of Michigan Vote 'No' 'No Additional Cos...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY u Summer School1 Speech Bulletin Now Available Many S p e c i al Activities And Courses Planned' For 1934 Session A wide range of courses and a variety of special activities will be offered by the Department of Speech and General Linguistics in the Sum- mer Session of; 1934, according to an official announcement issued recent- ly and now available at the office of the Director of the Summer Session. This department, which w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Summer School Speech Bulletin Now Available Many Sp e i a1 Activities And Courses Planned For 1934 Session A wide range of: courses and a variety of special activities will be offered by the Department of Speech and General Linguistics in the Sum- mer Session of 1934, according to an official announcement issued recent- ly and now available at the office of the Director of the Summer Session. This department, which was cre-...…
…a SRO 13,1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY MichiganHockey Suad Elects Co-Captains I Jewell, Sherf Named To Lead Forty Gridmen Turn Out For Opening Football Practice 193435 Sextet Sami Smith, '35, Is Chosen Manager Of Puck Team For Next Season Johnny Jewell and Johnny Sherf, both of Calumet, were elected co- captains of the Michigan hockey team for next year at a meeting of the puck squad last night at the Varsity Arena. 't the same time, Sampson...…
…13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Michigai Jewell, Sherf Named To Lead- 1934-35 Sextet Sam Smith, '35, Is Chosen Manager Of Puck Team For Next Season Johnny Jewell and Johnny Sherf, both of Calumet, were elected co- captains of the Michigan hockey team for next year at a meeting of the puck squad last night at the Varsity Arena. At the same time, Sampson J. Smith, of Detroit, was named tem manager for the 1934-35 season, suc- ceeding Jack O'Dell...…
…THE MICHIGiAN D.AI LY TUESDAY, M. THE MICHIGAN DAILY to be written in our own language. Thus they will be doubly stimulating, and together are to be anticipated with keen pleasure. Repeal It Twice If Necessary.. . II ' R 4 Pf f qy M C MV,( PnJ )1V I *p(RT n,R A, M .l~Wfl Y ifAnuW f1V Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Sessior by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western...…
…OUR T H E M.ICHIGAN DA I LY THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. I - _ - Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. xzociaed ale ite re = 1933 ug ( sogNA 1934 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispathc...…
…CH 13, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freshman Women Will Meet Tomorrow To Decide Class Projec Fraternities, Sororities Initiate Many At Week-End Ceremonies Hiarriet Jenitings Vi Be; Pi Holds Service At Chapter House For 25 New Members Alumnae House entertained Presi- dent and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruth- ven, Dean and Mrs. Edward Kraus, and Dr. Margaret Bell at dinner Sun- day. Miss Edith Barnard, director of the House, was assisted by Rosa- ly...…
…GPI l THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freshman Women Will Meet Tomorrow Fraternities, Sororities Initiate Many At Week-End Ceremonies Hai(>rriet jetnnints Pi Beta Phi Holds Servie At Chapter House For 25 New Members Alumnae House entertained Presi- dent and Mrs. Alexander G. Ruth- ven, Dean and Mrs. Edward Kraus and Dr. Margaret Bell at dinner Sun- day. Miss Edith Barnard, director of the House, was assisted by Rosa- lynn Chaped, '35, Rose Offley, ...…
