…Page Six, Sect ion Two T HE MIC H IGA N D A ILY Mondovy tebruory 9, 1 Page.ix, ectin TwoTHE CH ANDALYMnd ,Febrary 91953 / V f _ BODY This creature was . . . NAMES... (Continued from Page 5, Section 2) nie Sinkule, Arthur Haines and Gloria Haines, Gene Halbrook and Joanne Pincoe, John M. Hale and Marjorie Kler, Charles Hall and Betty Steele, Robert Halleen and Joann Kehrer, James Hamburg and Joyce Kaiser, Bill Hamil and Gitta Gosziniak, W...…
…Monday, February 9, 1953 NAMES ... (Continued from Page 6, Section 2) san Riggs, Bob Johnson and Doi ,t ores Logsdon, Duane Johnson and Mary Hall, Gary Johnson and Re- becca Badger, Martinus Johnson and Barbara Crane, Red Johnson and-Mary Jo Frye, Floyd Johnston and Betty Brown. Peter Johnston and Ruth Ro- senbusch, Al Jones and Virginia Brewer, Earl Jones and Virginia Lee, Elton Jones and Harilee La- cey, Harry Jones and Carolyn Walker, John ...…
…Monday, February 9, 1 Page Eight,;Section Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . . - I v I - '- I I I N-J I % 1 -4 LLe f A I L- I i A A ECMaryann Sarnak, Enver Mehmed- basich and Irene Mahler, Dilip *_Mehta and Martha Mitchell, Rob- (Continuedfrom Page 7, Section 2) ert Meisel and Naomi Walton, John Melick and Gloria Anton, Dick Merrill and Kathleen Keely, Mahoney and Barabara O'Donnell, Bob Mersereau and Muriel Jacob- Kuldip Maini and Marlies Maini...…
…Aondavy February 9. 193 T HE MIC HIGA N D A ILY Page Nine, Section Two.. " r, ,vrAuy r ,.riirrv 9 H.IHGN1AL.aeNne eto.w NAMES... (Continued from Page 8, Section 2) nd Corinne Secord, Warren Nor- uist and Carol Lutz, Paul Nowak nd Janet Myers, Roy Nowak and qan Gustaffson, James J. Nyberg nd Mildred Chapman. PETER OAK and Betty Shana- )arge, Galen Ohmart and Cyn- his LaPond, Bill Ohst and Jean- iette Natzel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- iam O'Keeffe...…
…Page Ten. Section Two T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Monday, February 9, 1I ....Te...Section.Two..THE.M.CHI..AN..AILY. Monday,-Feb_...r_.9,.1 I? rr,{.-:f."r'"".a}aa;,. ". :;rr1".v ."lr v:.+"ar+.+.s".:"r."rf.".":."::" 1.. ..+.vrrx.:":.".:1v::.".t"."vr :>....> f " "l "..:. r":.,J........ ",,"" .": rY" trrfr,::",V.:Y: MVfr t". :": r.1::+: :1 .+MVrfY :".", "r:: rfrf t", "","" ::"' tY YVlt:r .".t"r:: if . .1",+"Y.".">.::1+ '".Y. "1"" ' -Y:"11;. { :...…
…:ay, February 9, 1953 T HE MI C HIGA N D A ILY Page Eleven, Section Twa .,. -,I Februay , I193-TE MIHIN-DI LY..o-eElevn, Section Two Lindberg, Charles Stark and Joan Chiravola, Bob Steiner and Ann A M ES . Batchelder, Sheldon Stearns and Carole Michels, Mr. and Mrs. Don- tinued from Page 9, Section 2) ald Stearns, Jack Stevens and Colleen Morgan, James Stewart Silver and Ellen Sherman, and Pat Kendrick, Jim Stewart Silverberg and Nancy C...…
…Page Twelve, Sec tion Two T HE M IC H IGA N D A ILY Monday. February 9. 1 Page.Twelve,.Setion Two THE MsH A.rDAILY Mondy. Feh ar av 9 1 the cotton blouse is a good mixer and a smart spring fashion tonic A. Neway tailored shirt with jaunty French ,cuffs and dolman sleeves. Pink, maize, white or coral. Sizes 10 to 16.:f 5.95- B. Tri-tone blouse in white with red and A navy, white with grey and black or white with tan and brown. Sizes 32 to ...…
… NEWl TACTICS See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline inl he Stlate ~a ti CLOUDY, NOV CHANGE VOL. LIX, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1949- PRICE FIVE CENTS Church Men Incriminated In Bulgaria Spying for U.S., BritainCharged SOFIA, Bulgaria - (P) -- Th Communist-led Bulgarian Gov ement announced last night in ditment of 15 top leaders of th United Evangelical Church or charges oftacting as spies for th United States and Britain. ...…
…TWO THlE MCHIGAN I DAILY ~FRIDAY. FEBRtUARY Vi TW+i+_O++ - -- t-as" .-ta... --.. aar- ]y a .ilmf l'1'4.n14. a1. *.xi"l r I I I t i SP,44fJ uf1204 South University Avenue ....serving .. . BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and [SINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS from 7:00 A.M. to 1 :00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Closed Sundays FULBRIGHT ACT: Government. To Foot BillE Of U.S. Students Abroad AILY BUSLLETFIN up by March 7. Students is nhing graduate w...…
… BRVARY 11, B9 f " N 111 " H 1 C , k N Fi A I f , V _____________________________________________:a.____________________________ it AyL3.ZE.J __ MTTI ANflTT _ 1' 1 SANS SENTIMENT- 'U' Classes Will Meet On Washington's Birthday3 University classes will meet as to the president and chairman of usual on Washington's birthday, the University Calendar Com- Feb. 22, despite notices to the mittee, said yesterday that the contrary in six college a...…
…THE MICHIGANyI DAILY FRIDAY, EMU New Tactics CERTAINLY NOBODY would be more sur- prised than the Russians if the United States counted its atom bombs and sent them a neatly typed report of the results, as they proposed Tuesday before the UN Security Council. At the same time, the Red resolution called for a one-third cut in armaments of the five great powers, a somewhat less startling and controversial point. While one should never discount...…
…1IDAY, r-TritVArY ih 149 Coeds TreatDates @1 "Pa y Off'Dance Annual Event Sponsored by Mortar Board; Ted Smith's Band Will Provide Music Ted Smith and his band will provide the music for the J-Hop debtors and dates at the annual "Pay-Off" dance to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow in the League ballroom. This popular band heard at the 1948 Sophomore Cabaret will be starred in a valentine atmosphere, with a big red heart and red bal- loo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1RT)AlI . . .. ..... .. M'Icemen Clash ith Nort Dakota Six Tonighot TALKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor The baby of the Big Ten, Michigan State's Spartans provided Western Conference coaches and their respective supporters with a rafher rude awakening this past Saturday eve on the occasion of the 27th annual State relays at massive Jenison Field House . . . The Spartans, who won't be on hand in C...…
…IHE IlCHIGAN DAIVV PAGE I-TV Rela'yFinIs Resident 'B' Cage Squads In Tio(ht Rae1 Wei)Iey, Allen Rumsey, H-ins- Jle and Prescott Houses re- mnaine~d undeleated in Residence hall "B" league basketball in sec- ond round play Monday night at the Intramuitral Building. Wenlley" ',')-18 winner last week, continuedi their fast pace by whipping, Adams House, 55-18.1 Allen Rumsey was impressive in All-Ca- mpus tournament en- tries close at noon tomo...…
…THIE MICIUGAN DAILY rT TAY, BUCKET BRIGADE: WSSF Plans Campaign for $10,000 The campus World Student Service Fund committee yester- day made two-fold plans to raise $10,000, the 1949 quota. The committee hopes to gain $5000 on the two WSSF tag days, Thursday and Friday, February 17 and 18. MANNED BY members of In- ter-Guild, collection buckets will be placed at every corner of the campus. Another $5000 will be kised through special "Olymp...…
…9aily Staffs Issue Call for Student TODAY THE DAILY issues its bi-annual call for all students interested in writ- ing for the news, women's or sports staff of the paper. The welcome mat will be out at the Student Publications Building at 4 p.m. this afternoon when the first tryout meet- ing of the Spring Semester gets under- way. No previous publications experience is necessary and any eligible student who has attained the rank of secon...…
…i THrICIGAN D .IL. ..v_ .., " t M "Ppt - ...... This information is due by the end of the first we'k of classes. Friday, Feb. i:n The Swtent nook kxehange, rm. 306, MbWhigai Union, will be open through Fritiay to sell looks. No books will be accepted tor re- sale. Books t.hat have not been sold will be obtainable Feb. 16, throug l F1b. 18. Blook Exchange hours, 12:15 i.-5 pmi. weekcays. Any studcent w!io has not receivel payment for books...…
…WEDNETITEDA,~fMtUTAI~GAN,- G -1 r1 XFROZEN 1)/f I ymnasts Meet 'Chips' Tonig K' olachrs eep Ho _____C-A P ckey Squad P PEM Offers 'Off-Duty' Sports Agenda By Experts Hooking or slicing? Mr. How- ard Leibee, director of Physical Education for Men, guarantees that he has the answer to. your sports' problems in the most com- prehensive program ever under- taken by PEM. Although Mr. Leibee admits that physical fitness is still a primary objecti...…
…TTiiE MiCiiiGATi DAiL~L tif ~e.A IG :. .1 . 1e14YU 1CY i214 0 I 4 1 . 9 Happy Birthday THE ClTh3L1TRATON of Abraham In- coln's birthday sta ted oa little early this year, and it's turning out to be quite a party. Secretary of Army, Kenneth C. Royall, started festivities off early this week with a brusque statement that "in accordance with a report of competent and experienced of- fieers" racial segregation in the Army will continue - a ...…
…i - - -_ Mic higras PetitioningOpen For Central Comm ittee J obs Positions for Clhoecentral com-. -mittee of thee 1948 Micigras will be open to all students on campus. One man and one woman will serve w; co-ch-airmn of cach . of the following comnmittees: booths, .ticlkets, parade, prizes nd ipr o- .grams. 7The puhulicity tconuntlittee ~will be divided with a ma n lsterv- ing cas cgeneral chaiaiad ia coed for Daily aind )tCTasi- ant. The c...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, EFlBRUARY .11, END OF AN ERA: Parents Leave'U,'Junior Left To Shift for himself Heinz R. Hoeneke, the man who Hoenekes will start classes here brought his parents to school with in the fall. him, is alone this term. Parents Depart .. J-11O1)Extra Boosts Local Dimes Drive EAST VERSUS WEST: Korean Riots Termed Result Of World TensionInstability K. v 'I Hoeneke, '49, made headlines last semester when he enrol...…
…ii Ut443tU1 Latest Deadline in the State I See Page 4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1947 consin Cagers p Wolverines hriller, 52-51 el Sinks' TwoCharity Tosses nal Three Seconds of Contest By BOB LENT came within two seconds of throwing the door of the e room wide open last night, but Exner Menzel coolly free throws in the remaining time to give Wisconsin a victory before a capacity crowd of 6,400 screaming fans Enrollment O...…
…Y'] 1 i4 AlIC~ f COORDINATION: DRILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daiy official lulltlnb is constructive notice to an &embers of the University. Notices >r the Bulletin should be sent in yipedrken form to the office of the ssistant to the President.Room 1021 Agell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the dayf receding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat- [relys.) VESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1947 VOL. LVII, No. 87 Student Tea: 'resident and rs. Ruthven will be ...…
…C1 eturn from California Parley See You To Comment Upon ed Offer from Bears i FLASH PICTURES Wolverines Spend Busy Vacation; Win Seven, Lose Three Contests WK MARTIN 0. "Fritz" Crisler re- n Arbor late yester- on from the trip to at has had Michigan le Midwest agog with the past week. ng to Berkley? In the cautious athletic di- elf, "I have a couple under consideration, nake any comment at nt to California last ately following a foot- ...…
… New Committee [AST WEEK student leaders of most of the large, representative student organ- zations (including the Legislature, Student ?eligious Association, AVC, The Daily) join- d with members of the faculty to form a :ommittee for Academic Freedom. The purpose of this group is to "inform he (University) community of any threat o freedom of thought and assembly in the iublic schools of Michigan." "We are not trying to cover up for any cam...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ Daly uOfficialt ulltin rued from Page 4) signment at Rm. 2052 N .S. ek 168. Basic Greek Ideas will Mtondayr, Wednesday, Friday ;00 a~m., 1007 Angell Hall. nish: Beginning. Continua- la. New grammar will be which will be taken up from ginning. Professor Del Toro, Rom11ance Language Bldg., Feb. 11, 7:30' p.m. in 32. Roman Law will meet ay, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri- t11:00 a.m., 407 Library. ,ges of Hours and Room for olo...…
…>uts on Student Yearbook' ive Valuable Experience keep the memory of college bright, Michigan students for years welcomed the pub- on of the University year- . The Michiganensian. blished every spring before .iation, the .Ensian carries in- ual pictures of graduating rs in all the schools, and P pictures of the sororities, rnities and athletic teams. e 'Ensian gives a resume of 'ear on campus, with pictures commentaries on sports and 1 events...…
…. pJ Lit itrn1 DaiAi WEATHER P'artly Cloudy with Scattered Snow Flurries A VOL. LV, No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Yanks Capture Schwammenauel Dam * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Newi Reds Take' Port City Of Elbing Cross Oder River 30 Miles From Berlin By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 11-Russian troops captured the East Prussian port of Elbing and drove a new Pomeranian spearhead to within...…
…PACE TWO Dr. Franklin To Discuss Negro In, Post-War ord "The Negro and Post-War Read- justments, An Historical View," will be discussed by Dr. John Hope Franklin, professor of history at North Carolina College, at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the R ackham Amphi- theatre. The lecture is being sponsored by the Committee for the Study of Negro Life and the Inter-Racial As- sociation in observance of Negro His- tory Week, which runs from Feb. 12-19. An h...…
…SUNDAY, ?EB.i ii, i945 THE MICHIGAN -ILYj PAGE THI . .. . ............ ... . ..... . . ..... T ......... ... . ............ . .... . .... . Carr Grand Jury Accuses Four Former Three Dentists Charged With Bribery in Graft Conspiracy State Health Outi 'For Civlan Internees Is, Legislators ook Ensign DeVine Gets Bronze Star I i Slain Senator Would Have Been A Witness By The Associated Press LANSING, Feb. 10-The Carr Grand Jury tod...…
…un, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 SUNDAY, FED. 11, 1i15 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Nazi Dispute Gives Reds Success DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN mU PlIENROCI -i mivl7rv]w--l6- - !a --- MMX . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control 69 Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Lee Amer. Barbara Chadwick June...…
…FEB. 11, 1945 THE MICHIGAN DbAILv PAGE H H 1_{____ PAGE Acute Need Told as Red Cross Asks for More Nurse's Aides "Nurses' Aides are urgently needed now," Mrs. Bradley Patton, Red Cross Nurses' Aide Chairman, said, as a new class for Nurses Aides and the names of the members of the present 'graduating' class were an- nounced. There have been no formal gradu- ation and capping ceremonies for the past few classes because the pressing nee...…
…E six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUTN DA Y, FEB.i, 1945 W_ verine Charles Baer Named Head C Coach at University of Detro DETROIT, Feb. 10-(/)-Charles E. Baer, 19-year-old Univ Illinois assistant football coach for the last hree years, to named head coach of the University of Detroit football team three-year contract. Baer, who formerly coached high school teams at Gary, ti to Illinois in 1942 as head scout and as. istant coach under R, He played ...…
…SVNDA T, FEB. 11, 1945. THE -MICHIGAN i7DATILY' PAGE w. ara : i :LL 1 PAGE N.I chi D omintates RelayTs; Bad ers Beat Five Wolverines Take Six Events for New Big Ten Record; Jackson Wins Two Pucksters Win Iowans Down Wisconsin Evens Count Wh Over Waterloo Indiana To ai Wolverines by Winning 55-44 i - 17 f". ' ,C t F is Ff1nvr 1) m r ao JUMKs-ters 3-4 al Dtg -tJenl(IcC Two MileR l Two-M Reay top ace grabbed first in the lows in...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEB. 11, 1945 PENNIES IN HEAVEN: Tokyo Interested in POW Treatment ASSOCIATED PRESS By JAMES D. WHITE thousands of British and Australian Associated Press Correspondent prisoners. WASHINGTON, Feb. 10-Tokyo is It was the military, it's believed, taking a sudden interest in civilized which held up the first exchange of treatment for prisoners of war and diplomats and some civilians for civilian intern...…
…x o' it i&1a 4attg Weather Saute ~andi Colder VOL. LIV No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 11, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS sweeping U' Plan for Veterans Released 14,0OO( Jungle Battles End in Victory For Veterans Australians Join Yanks Near Saidor; Forces Ready To Hit Madang By MERLIN SPENCER Associated Press Correspondent ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Feb. 11., Fri- day-Victorious conclusion of a rug- ged New Guinea j...…
… -~-- .--~ ' ' Street Closing For Building Asked by U' City ("illci Petition Requests Vacancy for Post-War. Construction A petition has been presented to the city council by the University requesting that a part of Jefferson Street be vacated for the post-war construction of a new University gen- eral service building. The proposed new building, which is planned to house the general ad- ministrative offices and public serv- ice units of the ...…
…MMAY, FEB. It, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY XAGE CFA FaIDAY, FEB. 11, 1944 'FAGE tIEREI Crisler Sets Up Program for Post- War Michigan Athletics 11 Initiation of New Sports Matmen Are s Essential Part ofPlan Favored To Addition of Soccer, Boxing, Lacrosse, Rugby Spill Suggests Enlargement of Present Facilities .i By BILL MULLENDORE Green Indiana Outfit Michigan Athletic Director Fritz, Crisler yesterday came forth with a Credited with Sing...…
… r IMN&I"m )% -O.w ""Pgqft * * . % . # t ___ - - - I 4-- -I W -pw1.1 " --&.1 -) 944 Pifty-Fourth Year Edit-1 and managed by students of tihe University. of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publieations.0 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 excl...…
…Square Dances To Be Feature ntertainment WAA Rec-Rally Will tBe H'eld Tomorrow in Waterman Gym; Students, Servicemen Invited "Swing your partner," "Alleman left, and circle right," "Head couple lead to the next and circle four hands 'round" will be heard echoing down the sets in Waterman Gym tomorrow night, when the square dancing gets under way at the WAA sponsored Rec-Rally. Beginning at 8 p.m. with sports such as badminton, volleyball, ping...…
…THE MICHIGAN "Al TRWAT, FIM 11, 1944 THE MICTITG~&N- IVA11~Y FRIDAY, FEE. 11, 1944 Bricker States Platform as '44 Candidate l SOCIAL WORKERS STUDY: Child Welfare Employes Are In Special University Course 4> The University Graduate School has set. up a plan in cooperation with the Michigan State Department of Social Welfare to train employes of the department in child welfare work here. According to Dean Clarence S. Yoakum of the Gra...…
…"7 N cc.~ t Weather F-,a ai Coidf%, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1943 PRCEFVE (CENTS " CiMl4iL C1 8 'VL P i I¢ ri m Army Fliers To Go Between Feb. 18-28: Red Arc Closes with Capture of Chuguyev New Guinea Generals Inspect Pillbox Important Railroad Center Is 22 Miles From Kharkov; Way Clear for Final Drive - BU LLE IN - LONDON, Feb. 11, Thursday-- (AP)- The Stockholm correspondent of The Daily Express reported to-...…
…H E M I C 11 IC, A 7 - D A I LY sDr.A Y, V T .... .....,,.. . .,11. J l l ; 11 L fAlY l C9iT4JYT U S A .F B -, - ~~ ~r ~ t. *A tJA __.. _ , m Hermann is Worried 57 DOWN-MORE TO GO: Japs Lose Twi Ships as U.S. By TED BOYLES Associated Press Correspondent NEW YORK.- The Battle of the Solomons, one phase apparently end- ed with the reported Japanese aban- donment of Guadalcanal, has cost the Nipponese almost twice as many naval and merchan...…
…THE MWHIGAN iAiL s , : :; .F F Holiday Sets 1OOYard B Y.-r . Michigan Breaks Three Records in 63-21 Win (Continued from Page 1) Other big high points for the Wol- verines in a very decidedly Wolverine evening were the 150-yard backstroke and the 440-yard freestyle. Holiday proved in the longer back- stroke distance that he had plenty of energy left for he surpassed by nearly three seconds the NCAA record of 1:34.2 held by Albert Vande ...…
…PAG E.FQ THTiE, -tlC-HTITA-N-- flA-HT TTR IDAYp-l -. a .sa d- y ji l N-A A~ a " 2 1\. 1l.Cl." J~r Fifty-Third Year Editedand 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 ...…
…11; 1943 TRW ~-MiCHJGAN- DAIY Only 60 Attend Soph Project Mass Mee ting Students Interested in Working At Hospital May Sign Up Late; May Petition for Committee In marked contrast to last semes- ter's turnout of 200 sophomores for hospital volunteer work, were the 60 women students who were present at the mass meeting of the sophomore project held at 4:15 p.m. yesterday at the League. Students of any class who wish to sign up late for this wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T U w U I F Z RUshirg Registration for Men Will Be Sposored by IWC Rales for Current Semester Clarified By Fanver, Wingate As a service to new men on campus ing rules for this semester were clari- fied by John Fauver, president of the IPC. According to the rulings all men on campus are eligible for rushing at the present time. In addition any un- pledged man may be pledged with the and to others now desirous of joining ...…
… Wfeather Cbontinued Cold.. Y Ia: 40 4 aitlj Editorial Complacency Is Unjustified ..., 1 Iw rl IOIIp1Y11MYIlYI11pIItlII IOe Ii AI 111Mllls IIIIIIO IA VOL. LIT. No. 92 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1942 Z-323 Dh DesperateSingapore Defenders igl PRICE FIVE CENTS It n Japs Tighten Java Pincers In New Move On Dutch Isle' Troops Land In Celebes Near Macassar; Close1 On Soerabaja Sea Base Strategic Burmese City May Be Los...…
… THE ' MICHIGAN , DAILY WEDNESDAI THE MTCHTETAN flATTY WEDNESDA' Lieut. Enkemann Directs Local Eagle-Eye Sharpshooting Squad Polish Ballet Star To Appear Here By ROBERT MANTHO Lieut. Casper Enkemann of the Ann Arbor police force doesn't look the part of a deadly marksman-he's modest (gives his first name as C. not Casper) and wears spectacles- but he holds a national expert's rank- ing in pistol-shooting and his "hobby" is to build a lo...…
…'4iTY11, 1943 T HE M ICIGiAN ~DAYU Cagers Face Spartans, Merm en Meet Ohio State Today Michigan Seeks Repeat Victory; Comin May Get Starting Berth (Continued from Page 1) lieves that his quintet will give the Spartans a good showing. He was very pleased with their play against Minnesota during the weekend of finals, and thinks that they will con- tinue it tonight. The Wolverine squad was hurt by the loss of Ralph Gibert, soph sta...…
