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…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...…

…1, 1 'LL'. lam, 1J:: 111L MIC11 G.AN L1A L 1938 JGP To Be Entitled Mulberry Bush II iI -- ---- Knight Q Pate By MARIANNE Once again J-Hop is a thing of the past . :. and something to 'til the next big party comes along . . . which won't be long, talk about as we seej Caducers locming before us . .. but what a gay spot the campus was this past week-end . .. J-Hoppers, house party guests and funsters (just back from a vacation at home) w...…

…___ 3 .WDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1938 THL I C A N DAIILY Fi fth Annual Caduceus Ball To Be Given Monday Union B PAGE FIV illroom i Ir. -d VT/A -A -PnIl't-v Will Be Today eddngs II:-)use Athletic ManagersI Will Be Special Guests ngagements -he party to be given by the W.A.A. bo trd for the house athletic manag- Mr. and Mrs. William Landon Van er, will be held at 4:30 p.m. today, Wormer of Binghamton, N.Y. an- Ru 'h Hartman, '39, chairman, an- ...…

…0 THE MlhrlVFV-A-X'"-ATI'V** ar r.+ M06.w M ATXT-o' MTCT % I-AI V' A IN r Av PAGE i rvjE Annual Frosh Frolic ToBe HeldFri ayarch4,4In 1 Co? C tmmitteemen Are Announced L: te Permission Is Giver. For Dance; Orchestrf To Be Named Later The Frosh Frolic, annual freshmai cla;:s dance,.will be held from 9 p.r to 1 a.m. Friday, March 4 in th( Un on Ballroom, it has been an. notinced by Don Ryker, chairman o the affair. Eyker, a student in ...…

…FUTDAY, FtB. 18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN I)AILY PAGE FIFE FitIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 PAGE FIVE Caduceus Balli Patrons, Motif Are Announced Greek Medicine Theme To Include Hall Album;- Anson Weeks To Play Gglens Sponsors Ball The patrons and patronesses for the fifth annual Caduceus Ball, to be hel from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday in the Union Ballroom, and the theme of the ball were announced yester- day by Robert Denham, '38M, pa- trons chairman and J...…

…SATURDAY, FEB. 19, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SAUDAFE.19-93 HEM-HGN-AL League To Hold Freshman Mass Meeting In Detroit This Week ill Describe* Activities Open IZ/ I Orienta~tion Chairmni Living Gracefully' Is Important Art In Japan, States Mrs. Kato Co t Freshmen Hope Hartwig, Margaret EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the twelfth in a series of articles based on inter- views with foreign students attending the University. Ferries, Margaret A...…

…24 1938 THE MICHIGAN DA-ILY . . . ....... Frosh Frolie's Band Selected By Committee Dances, Film Classics, And Lecture Vary Weeks Entertaminent Schedule Guests Named By Chairmen For Caduceus Marie' Leads List As Campus Choice For Dorsey Swing "Marie" heads the list of the selec- tions the Michigan campus wishes to One of the big campus dances of anknastte , h swing co t dy To fame and starring Ronald Colman. picking up in this part ...…

…. 22, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY !!im F Odonto Ball Is To Be Given March Union Ballroom Knight 7 ate By MARIANNE Spring showers to winter snow flurries . . umbrellas to ski boots and cut;ars ... classes to frolics.. . Friday to Monday . . . dancing at the League anc. Union . . . the Law Club formal . . . lots of fun . .. and here we are wit.: another holiday before us . . . But take heed with all your hatchets . .. and we'll be seeing a...…

…SDAY, FEB. 24, 1938 a TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY i =_.t Explain League Liberal Education Is ] eqieDiscussed At League . e irements Pf, Bennett Weaver of the Eng- To Fresh nen ishdepartment spoke informally t the Graduate Luncheon Club meeting held yesterday at the League. The A1nounce Petition Dates topic of his talk was "A Liberal Edu- For Freshman Project'Ication in the University." "Progressive education," Professor 250 Women Attend Weaver de...…

…FV IDAY, FEB. ?5, 1938 *THE M TCTTT G AN DA T T V i.4.YU . .~. ~ .. 57£~A 4 a as av 11a 1 a.w 111 l.1 Ll IN ll EI 1 L 1 . ...,. l ndependents To Give omen Approve Tea Dance According To 1 . _ . ongress And Mortar Board Payoff' Dance Three Dances Assembly Are T Be Given Tonight At League To Be Tonightl Two Sponsors More than 300 couples are expected size and Miss Gatward stated that Sphinx, Triangles Plan to attend the Mortar Board da...…

….Y E2, 1938 TI.E MICH IAN D A I L . ._ ,,: A 'sembly Ball (o nrnittee List 1 s Announced Ti ket Sale For Breakfast JIter Dance Will Begin wt League Next Week T-e list of committee members for the ;ssembly Ball to be hild March 11 in he League Ballroom was an- noa.:ced yesterday by Barbara Epp- stei '39, assistant charman. E een Icheldinger, '38SM, an- nou ced that her .omniittee will meet .at 1 p.m. today in the Undergraduat Oft e. Th...…

…UNbAY, FE . 277 1938 THE MVICHIG A N A I L Y More Than 175 Are Inceluded In Cast Of Junior Girls Play 'Barbara TeallI Edward Grace To Play Leads Wiei oto Mary Franes~ Browne, Swimming MW V'ati ialli1aff, Rebecca Tuesday A t U ihirsicy Are Included sAn Intramural women's sv Barbara Teall will play Helena in! meet will be held Tuesday, the 1938 Junior Girls Play, "The Mul- at the Union swimming poo berry Bush," it* was announced yes- W...…

…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, ...…

…-; r .- HE, Mf 1 L T ?ESI)AY, FE . 1; + er.. ... } TA 4V AQM Y.hTU37A sAF.- xw a ws. Y 1. a.. . lowa Cagers Upset Wolverines 38-30 To Dim Title Hopes Close Guarding StopsVarsity Michigan Offensive Stalls As Quintet Misses 52 Out Of 60 Shots (Continued from Page 1) wzvo Townsend tip-ins for their -e s7ht points, while Van Ysseldyk and Stephens crashed through with furious efforts for the buckets that clinched the affair. Wolveri...…

…PAGE SIX ° TT' 7MClIGAN I' t, WVEDNESDAY, FEB. 16, 1918 , , , , _____________________ ___________________ . -. -~ - .._._v...... Caniter Loses Job As Janitor Pardon Denies Accusation Of Dismissal Will Canter, known for founding the. University janitor's union and for his letters to the Daily, was ready Wednesday to come back to his job as custodian of East Hall after three months' absence due to a nervous breakdown, but found that the ...…

…PAGE SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY "TIR S 4., FED 17 i3 Guidance Group Highway Men Hear Speeches Fir ist Reheai'sal Held By Hllel_ Players The first rehearsal for "Roots" the DAnYOFFICIAL BULLETIN Holds Aeeting On Traffic Here Oti arch 8 (Conl iued from Page 2) he said, that renders their use for the 1"ro'I 11(1 1 Industrial ists most part ineffective. And Edicaio . Leaders ,Although motorists pay $46,000,000 annually, Mr. Mickle said, 2,000 giv...…

…D PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 192i Social Service Talks To Be"i On Wednesda y Detroit Welfare Director Will Steak On Poor In First Of Six Lectures Mrs. Irene Ellis Murphy, director of the Central Volunteer Bureau of the Council of Social Agencies in De-, troit, will make the first of a seriesI of six lectures sponsored by the Ann Arbor Social Service when she speaks, on "Who and Why are the Modern Poor?" at 10 a.m. Wedne...…

…0 SATiJRDOtY, FEB. 19, 1922 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIX SATUI~DAY, FEB. 19, 19~8 THE MIChIGAN DATT1Y Old Students To Sing Again To Dad Hildner (Continued from Page 1) skens of the speech department willr act as toastmaster. Proessor Hildner was born in Free- dom Township, a few miles west of Ann Arbor, shortly after his parents carite to this country from Germany.k He obtained his high school trainingf in. Detroit where his famil...…

…T.Al a MIC, !"7!AN . DAIL Y SUN'DAY, FB 2,1938 iriiliwid Christians Hold Dy Of Prave r', Lutheran Student Chor us To OfferSongs The "Day of Prayer," being ob- 4crved at 5 P.m. today in the Con- gregatlonal' Church, is being spon- sored by the World Christian Asso- c~iation to promote a feeling of uinity ,among Christian Students throug~h- out the world. 'The, service, which will be used v;wherevei" the day of prayer is ob- served, is a mod...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TtTE~DYF£'E. tit, 193 I - -- -- . New, Process Anni Arbor Trades Council Backs Fo1 Fcsmie Printers In. Local Press Strili Lised At Li1rary (Continued from page 1) i*t- of Macnri gan, and all local uni( I ~~iffiiated with the Arnn Arbor 4feap M-1 ofilr Method Art.*r'Trade,- and Libor Counicil, and .tci T. 3; r Council" - r^ hsivsiainhGDei*clared Most Valu.able eJ onluivey that hours of la- hn z:serear ll -o ic Pitn o a~...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tflt tiA~. JT~I. ~4, I A Fascist Smile Ex-Professor Here Leads Expedition: A joint ems.pedition to excavate the site of the ancient city of Van,1 flourishing trade center of Asia Min- or 25 centuries ago, will be under- taken this surnmmer by Brown Univer- sity and the University of Pennsyl- ngineers List All'A'Students Answer Literary College With 24 Perfect Records For the edification of those stu- I vania archeolo...…

…J 51 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TilE MIChIGAN DAILY Religion' U;-eS Si udent Religious Head Must Examine Technique Of Religion To Justify Scoffing, Says Morgan Until one has tested religion by the exberir ental method, one cannot dis- mhiss it, Henneth Morgan, director of the Stu:dent Religious Association, said ii :n interview yesterday. It is chiaracteristic of some members of the educated class to be skeptical of all but "seientific" knowledge,...…

…H MICHIGAN DAILY ! ATTMMAII, T.....E M.........CH IG A.....N ......DA IL--Y---- SATTTUDAV tfl~. 26, tf~38 Country, Wide Attention Giveii DilyExpose 'News Digest' Commens IlPnII Campaig1; Gates Gets Many Letters Repercussions of the agitation for cleaner Ann Arbor restaurants are still koing felt by city and University health off icls' as letters stream in from all over the nation requesting details of methods used in combating urnsanitary...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDA Whip Buckeyes; Sextet Downs Gophers Varsity Shows Power In Field Events,_Sprints Take Six Firsts In 55-40 Victory; Watson Breaks Shot Put Record (Continued from Page 1) breezed in without pressure in the dash, while Buckeye Bob Lewis and Norm Purucker waged a hot battle for second place, Lewis winning in a close finish. Watson Misses Record As usual, Watson out-heaved his shot-put competitors, with a toss of 51 ...…

…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, '...…

…C f,)Ay, ll-,Eill 17, 191"XI PAGE LS 1'J TIE MICH.GAN DA-' " 7 tTiRr)At, FEI~. 1 , i~r PAGE ~A~N ------------- Northwetr Hy. ScoreI By NEWELL McCABE { he new semester off with ach: Cliff Keen's wrestlers 7 il cats from Northwest- o 6 yesterday afternoon in ._ .st Field House. . Co-Captain John Speicher began i.^ victor.y march at 118 pounds when rned Joe Gluckman of the Wild- _Tr scven minutes of the match.! Thomas In Control the 126 poun...…

…ACTIVITIES SUJPPLEMENT1 :Ji 40P 4p DaiI SECTION II. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB, 18, 1938 More han 100 Extracurricular Activ Now Open To Second Semester Fresh ities men Phi Beta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest of all Greek letter secret societies, was or- ganized at the College of William and Mary on December 6, 1776. The be- lief of the founders that a knowledge of the basic laws which govern the universe is necessary to good l...…

…FEB. 27, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY lIowa Trounces Cagers, 37-25; Wrestlers Beat io, lawkeye Rally In Second Half BringsVictory S -ephens Sinks 16 Points; Townsend Scores Nine To Lead Wolverines ,OWA CITY, Feb. 26.-(P)-Iowa'sj H wkeyes, uncorking a second half realy, jumped into fourth place in the B139 Ten basketball race ahead of M chigan tonight by downing the W >Averines, 37 to 25, before 8,000 pe sons. t was Iowa's sixth victory i...…

…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 ...…

…Ii ____________ I II I'.. 1~I I (, i ~ A. IN I A I I. '~ ______________ E 1 ',:% i. L Y I is . .! ! iY I Loyalists' "Iidoiuitable Courage' Impi _ : kAim .%Viiii- I SBULLETIN ),y the 3trade t2.tIlw=---tlM' ec1UI .f faltlt 1cihx.Li~~~ttitojt ~ was that there was no glass in the 1 allitug abkott thietri; then taking Lip rindows. Alc1o there was no place to position~s for the attack, then attack- iarvn the laundry but in the corridors. ing...…

…'E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 Michigan League OffersTryoutsVarietyommittee osts . - r Ho0pe H arti g Is Now Hol-der OfPresi1eney Petitions Should Be Left At Undergraduate Office; Council Activity Center The Michigan League is the so- cu I gathering piace for all women on ca ipus. It corresponds to the Mich- ig: : Union for the men. The League is te center of all activities for wc mn under the leadership of the m nbers ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAI*I.V RTTNhA'V- VVIft AT 16"tk ATAAA./ VA CTTAX " L 11 At V A U A A. W*Z, ;a THE WORLD OF BOOK S T- Rurn. F rishes A Bea SThinking For AA By Lancelot T. Hogben. Introduc- 1eson each natural science had to tion by Julian Huxley. Notes by learn "It cannot be that axioms Isabel S. Stearns. e;tal"lis led by argumentation can Random House, New York. uice for the discovery of new By EDWARD MAGDOL k since the subtlety of nat...…

…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...…

…FRIDAY, FEB. 18, 1938 THE MICHIGAN D A TII.v THramshIlsti orts TT hnportant cV I.ntamral Anll-dli t trseh lasti Sports important Adt .'tlai J L t1aLAR ';. :ivitie Wide Program In A lmost A Iitramural Facilities Are Among First And Most 'Complete i Country The University of Michigan offers and of the most diversified programs to be found at any major institution. T' ack, baseball, golf, tennis, football, swimming, basketball, hockey, wres...…

…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 FOUR THE MICHIGAN D A TT, FRIDAY. FEB. 18, 1938 Te, MT s TrA3 ss as tT. TTA.F~l R ~ A'.R. r 74=) a. C .Le AU, ELtf eIV v The Daily, 'Ensian and Gargoyle Offer Valuable Experience Those Without Special Aciities Are Offered Varied Pro rrav . fit Four Different Staffs Carry eICia1 Fi1lds Of Work On TheMichigan Daily Three different campus publica- tions offer activity for students inter- ested in journalism or all-around in- tere...…

…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 ...…