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…PAGE TWO .THF MTCHT(' A N D A TT.V' DNESD.1~AV..*A1NTTTA1'V 11 ~t.F af~~a 45~tS5W. 1048K i t 1:I IA'~ 'IAT 5.A..54 .VA.s llU.N.XA.l7.P3. 1" 1. t .E1Li.5- -if -" illy\L' 7 LLlja. .)Lfl\ Vtfnl lp 1DYp &1w Airjigatu &ZaiLgJ Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: T hree '' Men Poor Mediators Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Stud'ent Publications. Editorial ...…

…WDESAY, JANU~ARY 16, 4946 THE MICHIGAN DATIN PAGr. TfflFLVr M E MT 1 IA... fl\. AIj"V G ' la y', 1 R11 C. C. i Michigan Pucksters To Meet Minnesota in Week-end-Series Wolverines Have Scored Nine Straight Wins; Coach Heyliger Stresses Defense in Practice By RUTH ELCONIN Boasting the longest winning streak ever recorded by a Michigan hockey team, the 1945-46 Wolverine pucksters, with nine straight victor- ies to their credit, will encoun...…

…PAGE FOU1 T i hE MIN1C H 1 G AN DA 1TY _________________________________________________ U, State Pastors To Meet In Annual Conference, Prof. Tillich of Union Theological Seofremiay Will Be Spteaker in Series of F our Leetures The Seventh Annual Michigan Pastors' Conference, which will be held here next Monday through Wednesday, has "an element of tim- ing the importance of which is diffi- cult to overestimate," according to Dr. Charles F...…

…Y h A 4 A Sir igmi0 6F 40 AbF A&D WEATHER Parily Cloudy with Little VOL. LV, No. 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Third Fleet Airmen Blast Jap-HeldCinese Ports Kapers Tickets Go On Sale Thursday Entire Campus Will Be Covered For Sales For the Sunday Night Prod ction General ticket sale for the second production of Kampus Kapers will open Thursday with sales captains in every sorority, and league hou...…

…TWO THE MICHICAN DAILY. TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1943 .s. ea .na .urm. a U xw.w. v a e v.. _.. d / F A. Au1:Y 1 .: .-A. r urope alling Into Soviet Hands, Says F Wheeler Deplores Lack Of irm U. ositon Senator Urges Stand Against Power Politics; Would Forget Surrender Order By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Senator Wheeler (D.-Mont.) set off a crackl- ing Senate debate today by asserting that Europe is falling into Russia's grasp whi...…

…TUESDAY, AN. 1', 1945 Wo ierin es, WIldcats To Vie in Pool Michigan Mermen Out ForFirst Win Michigan's swimming squad will make its debut in the Big Ten Con- ference race Saturday, Jan. 20 at the Varsity Pool in a dual meet with the Northwestern Wildcats, after los- ing their first meet with the Blue- jackets of Great Lakes, 44-40. Northwestern, which also lost to Great Lakes by a considerable mar- gin, nosed out a mediocre Purdue team last Sa...…

…r' THE MICHlIGAN I Atli.v, TUESDAY. JAN. 16. 1945 1 J. J.. Al lfnI 1,4,w 14. fate' -Alk L'7 it :4u I AL - iLJKJn7B v TAN)L l'. V, Oi1#J J WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Investigation of FCC Fails RISE OF THE NAZIS: i-I 1 1* + MIUSJIC *Th Gi ermian oldier'/ By DREW PEARSON WASHINGTON, Jan. 16-In its last dying hours, the 78th Congress issued a report which might well have been labeled: "How to waste the taxuayer's money and the confiden...…

…TUESDAY, JAN. , 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE rlI Union Open House Weddngs t ,and Engagements The engagement of Charlotte Haas, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haas of Monroe, to George Sallade, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Sal- lade of Anne Arbor, was announced recently at the Kappa Alpha Theta house on the campus. Miss Haas graduated from the University in 1944. She is affiliated with Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and a member of Mortar Boar...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3'A - 4 z -1, C"'. i ) 4 *-a IHE MICHIfAN 17% AlLY T1t~r~A7, JM4. i~3, Z9Vi I ;: ' r , 4 ,. . i '' ' -4 '- f" s K ft You don't do it with hay, brother! It costs 86,000 good hard American dollars to lay a smoke screen on a 20-mile beachhead for a single hour. Worth it? What would you think if you knew your life depended on reaching that beach without being spotted by the enemy? You'd be mighty glad that - in this w...…

…. a Y p ly VAL m wr it:igu 4A- AtAom Wecather Colder VOL. LIV No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS .Red Ary Kills 2,000 Nazis in Ukr aine Changes To Be laps Pull Out of Sio Mission in New Guinea Made in State _ ___ Department Hull Sees Need for Newt Machinery To Wage War, Win Peace By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-A "far- reaching" reorganization of the State Department, designed to p...…

… 4 PAGE TWO, 'I'I AlIt CiUIH(AN I)I'1 SUN1M; JAN 16, 1J1 ME T HODIST 'CRUSADLY: . r Bishop's Confereiic on New To Hold S1udei, World Order To Be Held Here Meeti s Today CAN ADIAN VISITORS: CWACs, Army Men, ArriveC To Cheer at Nockey Game ..1 el t- MONDAY NOW JAN. 24 ADXOFFICEI LR BY MAIL adnto a play by '^ - tq~h * dow*d i "sa wi Rusvs.us, BA NN ISTER WALKE R PI'm22O ou 0 y drel 1ustbe ' h;p died up by l~ednesday Participating in...…

…11 %AAA* SUNDAY,-. JAN.- 16, 1944 TTF' MTCMVAN, f-lJtV 1 1i.lJ ITX l kA 111 ln'L-X 11 11 IX 1Lx.. e I PAGE TS$EEI :.I President Ruthven Gives Nationwide Talk N A Government in Education Is Theme of Talk Address Originating From Cnipus Studio Was Carried over CBS Warning that "the greatest dan-I gers before the United States at this time' are that education will not quickly be given a wider distribution and that a narrow, rigid, formal...…

…mmwpw 'm qqq THlE MICHIGAN DAilY I TNh ,IA, 1N 1V k:= *1 I *III Says k'. ,I Ti :or re, Mcu1 , ' , Mt i ). Ja eU (..i h Iviari ,_, ri , 13i0 t. .ave i << Molly E {<.b- , l ; SI4i' ]i j . ,,_, , rT ) r ,.__ I iiru.1 .r ; ,. EV E )CP of temperament on religion is a ias tinig theme. In a stimulating book x hlogy, Dr. William H. Sheldon dis- uss t e types of plersonality: The wasters ho tr down patterns they find either in Ihemselves or ...…

… . T -H , - M4 I -C i I I i x x D x I-- UY - iPAC TET . .A............ V AV-& Basketball, Swimming, Hockey Teams All Absor Defeats Wings0vertake, Beat Leafs, 6-4 In Final Period TORONTO, Jan. 15.-(IP)- The Toronto Maple Leafs squandered their offensive strength early tonight and when the Leafs tired in the last 10 minutes of play, the Detroit Red Wings struck for four goals and a 6-4 National Hockey League victory before 12,335 fans. The...…

… PAGE-SIX ITE1 MICHIGAN DAILY S UNDA JAN 16, 1944 Formal ushing En ds as 350 VVomen Receive bids Upperclassmen To Be Pledged At 3 p.m. Today Freshmen Pledging Deferred To Second Semester When Eligibility Will Be Established (Continued from Page 1) Grosse Pointe; Marilyn Grismer, De- troit; Lois Iverson, New Kensington; Mary MacLeod, Ann Arbor; Lois Mc- Intyre, Detroit; Marian Myers, Bur- gettson; Catherine Teetor, Cadillac; Joyce W...…

… rSUNDAY,~A ~ 1~ L. U~..U.A 3 L £LLJ . .: ... ........-:, ......... t. ai.. IVA A'k, X111 L7t.1)1.N ,; L 1 Y'l ,ly,;l Ylltx EV-t N '0 Foresters Formal' Glorifies Bunyan Saturday WAVES To Iterview Recruit .. .m.... .. .___ _ P r < Stockwell Sets : , a Loggers' Shirts To Be in Style Prospects in League This Week1 Up Scholarship = - - ---- - - i Lieut. jg) Helen M. Stewart and in training and 37,100 are at Naval shore establi...…

… 1. [ ET(ji1T TiE MliHiCAN DAILY Stinson dffn s bject of ATffon) Air torce.,Si ia ( C Ae Ii a Its basic objective unchanged, the Anny Sp ecializad Traiming Pregram last month entered the second year since' is creation by direction of the Secretary of War. In a directive dated Dec. 18, 1942, the Sceretty o fWr ordered the establishment of ASTP and defined its objective: 'to meet the need of the Army for the specialized technical trainig of...…

…itv 4aiat3 Weather Snow Flurries VOL. III No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1943 PRICE FiVE CENTS Don River Forces Cut NaziLines Soviets Cross Kalitva River; German Railway Communications in South Russia Severed By HENRY C. CASSIDY Associated Press Correspondent MOSCOW, Jan. 16. (Saturday)-A Red Army surging across the Kalitva River cut the Rostov-Moscow railway yesterday at Glubokaya and reached a point 90 miles northeast of...…

…l!FT z AT 7-R - - - - - - -- ~. ~. ~ ~ 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 a...…

…it --- . - r .y ." r-,i fit-' - y /,, I * .i , .,y .. . ., , - . i. J. -= .6- 1Xl- -. .'. i .. . L '-L V r s y , . .. w . ~ _ .r h1 u- .L vru+0i Wolverines Upset Badgers, 38-34, For First Big Michigan ' Fight Stuns Visitors; Cormin Stars Lead Changes Hands 16 Times in, Nip-and-Tuck Battle; Strack, Mullaney Pace Varsity Scorers By CLARK BAKER David met Goliath last night and David triumphed again when Michi- gan's underdog cagers felled Wi...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ Hofmann Advocates Hobbies, Has Patented 60 Inventions has been heated by a furnace designed by the pianist. It is an automatic oil- burner, about which the artist boasts that it has never broken down since its installation. Hofmann boats, swims, plays bil- liards and tennis as other interests beyond his concert career. He is mar- ried and has three sons. President Roosevelt and conductor Walter Damrosch are among the memb...…

… I Weather Fair and Warmer. I C, r 5k iguu dbb--m9MMIMWWft 4 v i3attg Editorial Engineering Students Should Be Deferred .. VOL. LIL No. 80 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1942 Z-323 PI'M xIFIVz CENTS; Parley Will Open 'America At War' Discussion Today Donald Nelson Takes Production Reins Second Tanker Attacked Off Long Island Seacoast; Army Will Double Forces Annual Winter Meeting To Stress, Emergency Issue In Panel Series ...…

…GE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1942 Student Group Will Sponsor Relief Bazaar Society Will Buy Medical Supplies To Be sent To SovietArmy Sponsored by the Ann Arbor stu- dent division of the Russian War Re- lief Society, a Russian bazaar will be held Saturday from 2:30 to 6:38 p.m. and from 7:30 to 11:30 in the Grand Rapids Room of the Michigan League. In, order to make the bazaar more effective, the 7-11 Club will hold a dan...…

… 1.UAr .NT*T;1942 THlE MICIICAN DAILY I1 i Illinois Hockey Powerhouse Shellacks Wolverines,. 10 0 s....A- Michigan Cage Squad Leaves For Minnesota Quintet Faces Powerful Team; Gophers In Tie For Second In Big Ten By DICK SIMON Coach Bennie Oosterbaan and his Varsity cagers entrain at 8:25 a.m. today for Minneapolis where they will face a strong Minnesota quintet tomorrow night. And no matter how you look at it, the Wolverines are ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DbAILYV FRIDAY. JANUARY 16. 1942 _. F -4 r mir4lgau' Daily L E TTCRS 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 ...…

…N. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fln _. 'Hobo H=op SWill Be Held Todcay In Union Buliroom ., fl Long Neglected Dinner Appetiser Contributes To National Defense The Springish Touch List Of Guests Is Announced By Committee Time Was When College Life For Women Meant Al I Books By JEAN GILMER When it comes to the matter of energy-producing foods, it's the little things in life that count-the mush- rooms that garnish a juicy T-bon...…

…w,-._.- THE MICHIXN DAILY FP,,I ;, Al42 TLc r 16, 19x° { A [ War Courses: 'U' Emphasizes ____ ___ ____ ___ Language WIr (Contlnued from Page 1) have been set as prerequisite for this coiurse. rting of Japanese and will give its German 164 (advanced conversa- udents a competence in ordinary tion) will prepare students for gov- nversation. Offering eight hours eminent or military service and calls redit, it will meet in 2019 A. H., time fo...…

… Weather Snow Y r E Sin a4 Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication ~~Iaibi Editorial The Younger Generation . VOL. L. No. 79 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1941 Z-323 IPRICE FIVE CENTS Navy Requests Larger Fleet; Gets Approval Of Committee Admirals Seek Authority To Increase Strength With .Broad Program Of Naval Construction Immediate Action Is Recommended WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. -(P)- A Navy request for strengthening the fleet ...…

…Weather Fair and colder today with less wind Y skian Klatt Editorial Teachers Are 'Citizens Too .. VOL. L. No. 81 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 16, 1940 PRICE FIVE C British Note Hits Neutrality Zone; West Front Tense Plot Uncovered By FBI Sunday Is No Danger, Says Prof. Davis Royal Air Cancelle For d As s In ce Leaves Tension Lowlands ore Sea Losses; Say U-Boat Sunk ONDON, Jan. 15.-()--Great tain today rejected the...…

…THE MICHI&GAN DAI Y T ti7RsDA, JAMTAUY 10i i DI T en Highlights... The twin evils of flu and fear of final exams were wreaking havoc throughout the Big Ten this week as the conference tried to keep up its accustomed routine. Everyone has his troubles, though, and this music dispute over the radio is not the least of t im. ASCAP, however, smiled a benevolent smile on the University of Wisconsin and gave it permis- sion to play "On Wisconsin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ann Arbor Here Is Today's News In Summary Claiming that their property was moved from a county township.dis- trict into the Ann Arbor school dis- trict. without permission, . owners of 13 pieces of property in the Barton Hills district have filed suit in Cir- cuit Court. The suit has been brought with design that the school tax against their property be de- clared illegal and void. Among the plaintiffs are Prof. Raphael Iss...…

… THURSDAY,-JANUARY-16; -1941 Michigan s GophersGiven Fight Edge In Battle At Minneapolis Ross, Stodden Only Vets To Start; Gillis, Kemp Bahrych On First Line (Continued from Page 1) TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THEE Improved Sextet Will Face Minnesota Today _._ _ _ _ -4 M ing Defenseman Swimmers Open Eastern Tour Against Pitt don w rtchafter's DAILY DOUBLE Jake The Juior Speaks 15 1941 Matt Manit's Squad Of Eleven Favored To Wal...…

…wnsf Michigan, 48-43, In First Conferenc a gh Contest is Michigan, storyStreak Hapec Paces Floor 20 Points; Rae For Wolverines ontinued from Page 1) skets and Evers again with fouls built up a 19-17 lead ,conds before the half end- Illinois, 24, Michigan 17. ose remaining ten seconds rew in the longest shot of from near the middle of the Herb Brogan, second high Michigan, with nine points, d an Illini pass and dribbled court to throw in ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIL-Y ttH1JakrflW J.a .tRYx 16, g19 - t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jack And The Beanstalk Washington Merry- Go-Round Edited and managed by students of therUniversity 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 repub...…

…I'd Rather Be RIGHT! ,. 4 - _a. , . .. r . . 71 . ...> ; 71 111' MUSIC DAILY OFFICIAL BULLE I l :MI nanaged by students of the University of r the'authority of the Board In Control of cations. very morning except Monday during the x and Summer Session. ber of the Associated Press ted Press is exclusively entitled to the ication of all news dispatches credited to erwise credited in this newspaper. All >lication of all other matters...…

… TJUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAEc List Of Guests s'Announced By Engineers Edward King To Escort Helen Curdes At Annual Winter Ball Tomorrow; Hoagland To Play Guests of the central committee for the Engineering Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomor- row in the Union Ballroom, were an- nounced yesterday by Edward King, 41E, general chairman. King will have as his guest Helen. Curdes, '44, while Virginia Apple- ton, '42, and Barbara Burns...…

…THIS IS THE STORY of a little black book. It was such a pretty little black book, and on its pretty black cover were printed little gold letters and they spelled "NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS-1940." And from rover to cover it was filled with all sorts of oaths (the right kind cf oaths, dear children). And here are just a few: "Be kind to dumb animals, write home once a week, be nice to your roommate, no borrowing, no gambling, -no be-I lieving in wa...…

…TRE MICHIGAN WULY THUTRSD~AY. TA.NTTAiRV e1~11 S~AA~ U _HEM, _TEAN fl ilS i J7 l11I .AAVI IU, 1yIt 1 I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Any Old Exam Papers Around? Senate Needs Them For Files, Prof. Schuman To Talk Here Education Students Invited To Attend Annual Conference t (Continued from Page 4) AssisLant Translator, $2,000.00; Sen- ior Translator, $2,300.00. Information on file at the Bureau, 201 Mason Hall, hours 9-12 and 2-4. Acad...…

… -Instructor . J. Zowski )ies Idenly Lttack Brings Death Former Professor; Hydro-Mechanics in Europe and the de- of a heart disease last ended the eventful career tanislaw Jan Swierzchow- ski), formerly of the de- of mechanical engineeringi was precipitat- Knickerbocker Once Studied In Psychiatry ' . Psychiatry may have lost a dis- tinguished son in the Munich of 1923 when Hitler began his notorious "Beer Hall Putsch" and psychiatry stu- ...…

…The Weather Warmer to(LI v t now and colder too-awrttw. c r" jL4r Sir igan~ctl :43att Editoriab Where Are Wer Going?. __...... VOL. XLVIII. No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Varsity Five Trims, Minnesota, 31-16, In Last Half Rally Gophers Held To Three Points In Second Half By AirtightDefense Wolverine Height Dominates Losers MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 15.--()-The{ University of Michigan basketballj team...…

…PAGE TW THIE MICHIGAN DAILY EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Walt !" 6 :00-Joe lPenncz. 6 :30--Double Evk-ry tlng. 7:00 -Open -ouse 7:30--Phil Baker. 8 :01--The People'; Choice. 8:30---Earaches of 1938. 9:00--Ford Hour. 10 :00- Zenith Foundation. 10:30--Hermit's Cave. 11 :00-F~ay Freeman Oreli. 11:30-Cab Calloway. 12:00--Buddy Rogers Orchi. the finance committee before Jan. 20. 'These dues must be paid before a graduate's name can appear in the g...…

…W I NDAY, JAN. 10, '19".2 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PitCAF THRIFT ~UNDiiY, JAN. 16, 1938 Pft(~E THREE . -4 N.U... INDIANA ..... 32 PURDUE ...... 10 ILLINOIS ..... 51 HI (1O STATE .. 48 NOTRE DAMNEi . 47 SY-RAI.S . ..... 29 WISCONSIN . . . 34 CH1CAGO . . ... 34 IOWA ........ 29 KENTUCKY . . . 37 1MI(Ii. STATE 59 OhIo U....... . PENN 416 1 T'0l1)() U. . . . 48 NAVY. 47 36 Varsity Rallies In Final Half To Trim Gopher Five, 31 -16 C+...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MTIC*I GAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 1938 i milli a , THE MICHIGAN DAILY 3"" "- - "- - -. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studer +Publications.. ' Puished every morning except Mondy during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the tse for republication of all news dispatch...…

…SUNDAY, JAN.Id100iJ3 SHE- I 111 G' AN A IIN PAGE FI"E TH_..a _ TT ArN fa T.y PAGE FIVE League House Group To Give SuipperToday Gay Gloves Add'Urmph' To Ski Suits Ti Take Place At 6 PiM- In IAVtgile; Bety Notley IS (:ItOmin Of Evetit Its first social venture, a buffet sup- per, will be given by the League House Representatives at 6 p.m. today in the Ethel Fountain Hussey Room ofj the League. Guests will be exclusive- ly women living in l...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY dill iUAi', ,JAN. 1;, j038 I French Author College Graduates DescibesLife Go For Literature, Describes Life Library Discovers College graduates are more inter- ested in literature than any other Prevost, Former Editor, subject, requests received by the read- Here On A Fellowship; ing list service of the University in- Will Speak T rdicate,it was announced by the1 ________University Library recently. Jean Prev...…

…0 The Weather Cloudy and colder tonight; to- morrow fair, continued cold. Li . e A6gun6 I i5attu Editorials Flint Dispatch. . . I VOL. XLVII No. 81 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1937 PRICE FIVE CElJTS Minnesota Six Whips Varsity Puckmen, 3-0 In First Game Story On Smoking Stirs 20 Students Into Calling Beane "This Business of Cigarettes and CoEds Has. Unsuspected Angles," according to a head line in yester - day's Daily, a...…

…s PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1937 S NE WS Of The DAY (By The Associated Pre) Exploding Oil Kills Six PRYOR, Okla., Jan. 15.--OP)-Ex-{ ploding oil at a pipeline break cre- mated four women spectators, burned two members of a repair crew to death, injured six and reduced an automobile to molten metal here last. night. "It all happened like a flash of lightning," said Mark Gist of Sem-j inole, repairman who escaped with ...…

…IV SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1937 T'll E M 1 C1lIG A 1N ) A 11L Y PAGE THREE Michigan Natators Open 1937 Season Today Against I ndiana Varsity Hopes To Win Place In Each Event Kirar Is Aiming At World Mark In 50-Yard Dash; Sprinters Are Strong Wolverines Favored Meet To Start At 4 P.M.; Kasley, Barnard Lead Home Swimmers Michigan's Varsity swimming team swings into action today meeting In- diana at 4 p.m. in the Intramural pool in the first dual...…

…v T u .M T C H C A N D A T TNSATRDAY, JAN. 16, 1937 PX A V V TT'R i raVFC: rva 1L 117. L' 111 VllilT l- 1 Lli1L1 I THE MICHIGAN DAILY l I -: 193 Member 1937 Nssocated Colle6idte Press Distributors of Colee Di" 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 s exclusively entitled to the use .or republi...…

…SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1937 THI3 E MICHICAN DAIL.Y FRIDAY, JAN. 15, 1937 r rr . : ,iii 1 V 11 i V 1-1 1 ./ CS 1 .!1 i sFri+A. +}ANsu. 15. 19v - f Record Crowd Attends Dance Of Fraternities Henderson, Agnew Give Music For Dance Held In Union And League More than 1,250 people danced last night at the first Interfraternity Ball in campus history to be held in two ballrooms and to feature two bands. No grand march distinguished this dance, but t...…