…rArlyE 1NGITT THE MICHIGAN DAILY { SM-MAY, DECPMt,,R 1?, 1941 - ~ '-t'~-'r-' ~ - - STNflAY, DE~MB1JR 12, 194~ CHANCES ARE SLIM: Visiting Vocalist Desires Law Quad Pilgrimage ,' -~ * t By JO MISNER Nan Merriman, who will singj the mezzo-soprano role in the "Messiah" at 2:30 p.m. today in Hill Auditorium, has been looking forward to her first trip to the University for a long time. Miss Merriman has received some very pleasant impression...…
… 0b I'p For Men Or *I * I/1/) F The State Street Shopping District will be A - Open MONDAY Night December 13th 'Til 9:00 P.M. is o Shop unhurried by throngs of coeds in State Street Shopping District Stores open for your EXCLUSIVE use! Don't try to shop between classes or at lunchtime. Here is your oppor- tunity to fill your Christmas List without bother from a full selection of gifts. 4 0 I " : "Girls, The State Street Shor --- - ..""s 11l...…
…PAGt'TEN - TWrfMTCUTCAX DAIFV SUNDAY. MCEMER 12. 049 c a aai vrni v raivi av.L"aLF sVXA #la J va.1TX"JUAN AoVy iUYo .. Promoted byHeyle, M' Cagers Face Full Vacation Schedule By B. S. BROWNI Vic Heyliger, Michigan's top- notch hockey pilot, reaped the fruits of his own efforts out at Colorado Springs last March. It was mainly through the per- sistence of the former Wolverine puckster that the National Col- legiate Athletic Association ...…
…SUJNDAY, rD ETMFT V, 1948 ?IT~mI k1 IAN P~r nr~T~ -~ I -M Wrestlers Near Finals William~ts Mee ualify Seven' In Title .bouts . With Phi Gamma Delta, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi Ep- silon, and Sigma Alpha Mu bat-, tling it out in the top division, fraternity wrestling squirmed into the final stages last Thursday. The Fijis stand the best chance for a takedown with four men still in the running of those in final spots. Kappa Sigma has one man...…
…THt .mMI ICAN ALLY 3'N7DA ', D IVIBER 12, ~1948 TH.. ,ANDIL ..Ii~~2,14 U.S., Russian Students Will Correspond Plan Arranged with Soviet Youth Agency As Russian mailmen trudge thru the Soviet snows this winter, along with their regular load they will be carrying letters f rom American students. The Correspondence Bureau of NSA has suceeded in contacting a Russian Youth Agency which will supply the names of Soviet stu- dents interested in co...…
… 'SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1948 .THE MICHIGAN DAII WAGE THIRTEEN . . .r...r.. .. . i ml GOD REST YE MERRY!: Campus, Dorms Radiate Spirit of Hoiday Season g ' By DOLORES PALANKER Christmas comes early to the campus and the University resi- dence halls this year. Decorations have been up for several days now, the holiday for- mals have been "bustin' out all over," and the regular parties and caroling groups have been scheduled during the n...…
…R~F P~T VT FW iiWNIIfITANDAILV thvens tn tertain Students at Traitioi nal' Tea f Open Home to' Campus Visitors Student Guests 'Tea and Cakes Tour Rooms, Enjoy on a Winter's Day' Maybe it's the chilly November air outside, or maybe it's the warm glow of lights inside the big white house on University Avenue. But the place looks inviting - and you've heard they hold a tea there every other Wednesday. Today's the day, so you walk up the ...…
… mw SUNDAY, T)ECEEMERl 12, 1945~ .-THE~ MICTIAN JIALY I.- I, , j 4 I.. -s - --------- _-- entilen oca j, ecemtler 13 ii6 y our .. . 0 ntq4t at )a cot Jon I4er favorite itore! r NYLON SLIPON TIGRESS A nylon sweater that washes in a whizz, dries in a jiffy. Beautifully fashioned in pastels of white, pink, blue or maize, Sizes 32 to 40. Sportswear {r.I r '. 4.V "'r' 1* fi:r' 6 f* '? }".s : _.. lr.t^ D s .:: ,: . °.. ":i' "f 4.95 ...…
… . 1 -- - I COLLEGE ROUNDUP* A Sixth Graders Slam Neighbor Badgers By CRAIG WILSON Sixth Grade students near the University of Wisconsin campus ne criticizing their elder fellow students for allegedly littering the area with cigarette butts, guml wrappers and assorted flotsam. "We have our playgroundse at Longfellow School clean," they hinted. "WE PICK UP all our papers, gum and candy wrappers, school papers (Daily Cardinal) and all kin...…
… THE MICHWIAN hAILY =AGE SEVENMEN wxwmwmiwm HAVING TROUBLE? Wise Words for Christmas Shoppers Do... By DUSTI WAGNER Now is the time when every good coed must come to the aid of her man-of-the-moment with a suitable Christmas gift within her pocketbook range. Because giving gifts occurs at least twice a year, this business of buying him a present some- times exhausts the usual possi- bilities after about one birthday and one Christmas go b...…
…I ° * a'...4 a. *.' 2. a. 4. ~ ar 2. s. . .t4 S. Q.J V.Iy Asp/.,.w-. J4 ".:: w Llti_ .".Yi u:r >. 4,. 1 4 1 '- aiA.f 111tLLY.rl"~lYL~"1aPc. n- . ..._ ~l a...\ . i. ,,:;a..C A~i.. - rAr 1%A Q. ENERGY, AGILITY REQUIRED: Disc Jockey Show Keeps MacDonald in renzy , "V . By JOHN DAVIES Disc Jockey Ken MacDonald finds that managing his two- hour, six-night-a-week program takes more energy and agility than running the Marathon in the mud....…
… te ;1, 1948IiiG P[D~L CAMPUS COMMENT ON CLAUS: Call Santa Economist's Nightmnre, Politicians Dream l' - By ROMA LIP SKY Although the radios have been elling us for thespast few weeks that Santa Ciaus :s comning to town, students and professors ex- pressed a variety of opinions as to the possibility of St. Nick's exis- tence, and his place on the Uni- versity campus. The judicial implications of this problem are far-reaching and find the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SHDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1948 'U' Chicago Club To Honor Michigan Athletes The University of Michigan Club of Chicago is going all out the night of January 31 to honor Chicago area students participat- ing in inter-collegiate and fresh- man sports at the University. "The Michigan club is proud of the records being made in the classrooms and on the playing fields at Ann Arbor by the Chi- cago area boys," stated Karl Velde, pres...…
…U DEMOCRATIC WAY tr rigun ~~aitP CLOUDY AND WARMER 4 See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1948 0sk CommunistsSekKokuBlwi PRICE FIVE CENTS China - no Oxford Debate Plan Suggested for U' By AL BLUMROSEN A solution to the problems of the Political Speakers ban was suggested yesterday at a special session of the Student Legislature by Ralph M. Carson '23L and en- dorsed by...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IAA i i.Y PRMAV- VMM 9e> IOAQ a s:.a. .c _a______a________aa, a_, t6 French Situation Still Uncertain In Spite of DeGaulle Victory The victory of Charles de Gaulle's anti-communist forces in Monday's election of the upper chamber still leaves the French political situation undecided, ac- cording to two University faculty members. Pointing out that de Gaulle's "Reunion of the French, People" party in reality won on...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMWBER 12, 1948 IN SPITE OF DEFEAT: Slosson Pleased with Support at Polls THE MICHIGAN DAILY What's Up in the Dorm By RUSS CLANAHAN "Bruised but not broken" would best describe Prof. Preston W. Slos- son's attitude toward his defeat by Rep. Earl C. Michener in the Sec- ond Congressional District race last week.° Expressing surprise at the num- ber of votes he did receive, Prof. Slosson said he had not expected to win in a distric...…
…THE MTC:T-TTC.AN T1ATT.V FRMAT. WAVEMUFA 1 !40,4* I 1 - KWL a . 11V Y. ..ib5 , IAV L I, l I'# I The City Editor's- SCRATCH PAD SOMEHOW when an educational institu- tion grows past the 20,000 marker that intangible thing called school spirit seems to get lost in the shuffle. But something that's happening on cam- pus now demonstrates that Michigan has retained some of that spirit. It took a distorted article in a national magazine to do i...…
… FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12,'194 TAE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS FRIDY, NVE~1BER12, 948PAGEF-- _ - - Osborne Will Ploy fit Panhellenic Ball Unique Plastic Programs, Decorations To Center on Blue, Silver Color Scheme Sophisticated styling will key- note Panhellenic Ball of 1948, "Mood Indigo," which will be pre- sented by Panhellenic Association from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow at the IM Building. Sophistication in music will be supplied by Will Osborne, ...…
…THE, M-icHiG-1AN fiAfty _. M TI . A~~ , . atla a f . d\ V y..-"..1 .La-/Claw 4Ny A#JZu I Lig ht7,veights Fl a c J- n , - b., e iscon'sin o da Indiana To Test'49 Wolverines Miehiga Needs Badger Pelt To Say in Conference Race Wilcox, Breakey Doubtful Starters in Key Contest with Wolverines in Underdog Role Cross-Country Results Brighten Track Picture It's going to be a lot more than a football game at Michigan Sta- dium tomorrow aft...…
… FRID~at, NOVEMBERL12, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :Williams ets Resi ence igskin tj ' ii New Styles First at Wild's Volleyball Has Spotlight) As Indoor Sports Begin KWith touch football taking its final bows our attention turns in- doors as the intramural sports winter program gets underway. "King Volleyball" has taken over the reins down at the I.M. Build- ing. THE HARD-FIGHTING Ram- blers "A" bowed in defeat to the superior Dodgers by ...…
…9 9 A TIIIF MIC14ICA TlAlfi.V AtA RL A I4. ~i 11U k L.I.J 1[L'4.1. ui t' lw1a Y, NmyV E BE A1 , MRJ I Thor Johnson Will Conduct Cincinnati Symphony Here Ann Arbor music-lovers are Koussevitsky. He has also direct- throwing out the welcome mat ed the Berkshire Orchestra and for the Cincinnati Symphony starred as great conductor of the which will be conducted by for- Ne Ys Pheaharonicr osthn. T-_ i__ -, New York Philharmonic. Boston, I _ ...…
… CANNED LECTURES See Page 4 Li -199L I -dAL- 4K 4br r4 44o, t 43atty CLOUDY, LITTLE CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 20 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Magidoff Assails Soviet Hate-Talk Reds Embark on Huge Anti-U.S. Campaign in U.S.S.R., He Says By BLUMA MAE ZILBER "There is now going on in Russia an anti-Western, anti-American propaganda campaign which has no parallel in modern history ex...…
…rAGE T~wo TIAE MICH iGAN DAILY IWRD'NT, -DY, OCTOBER 12, 1948 I EXHIBIT TELLS ALL: Lawyers Disprove Fallacy Of Log-Cabin Presidents If you believe in the theory that all American presidential timber was carved out of a log cabin and whittled into shape in a smoke- filled room, prepare yourself for a shock. According to the new exhibit on Health School To Hold Fair "Your portrait, painted by Gil- bert Stuart, Rembrandt, or Gains- borough...…
… TH E MICHIGAN DAIY PAGE~ TU~ 0 orth Carolina Ousts ND SAs Leading Grid Team Michigan Advances to Fourth in As Penn,_Mississippi Move Up to AP Poll Top Ten NEW YORK - (.LP) - Cha (Casey) Stengel was named m ager of the New York Yankees 1949 and 1950 yesterday. Tie ceeds Stanley (Bucky) Ha:. who withdrew from the job week. Stengel, who managed 'lub the National League for i years, has been boss of the C land Oaks of the Pacific C League...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MIS' aA DAIIN iwvnvv;qnAv , neurniritu, I Ti-ii..M°"?_.,.A,_1 11.29'. _T_ Dl 2 U 1JA 1 V'1111 L411 L.1 WYV l 84 iLi. l V~/LxjjtZ~xl& . Canned Lectures HE LITERARY college faculty's condem- nation of the stenographic lecture notes business met a varied reaction-approval, disgust and indifference. The faculty was undoubtedly right in denouncing the sale of the notes. Paying someone else to do your note-taking for you probabl...…
… Wl DNX, MAY, QUTOER iM, 1 948 PAGE FmVT T_'E MICHIAN DAILY Ls ! I I i Swim Meet Ends Assembl Opens Fortnite with Traditional Talent-Spiced Show - Lassies Bid Lads on Oct. 22 For Annual LeagueFormal I t- Soph Notes it 1 In Kappa Victory Pat Scott Wins Individual Score Honors; Lynn Thompson, Janet Dewey Take Second For the second consecutive year, Kappa Kappa Gamma emerged from the all-house WAA swim meet held yesterday at the...…
…THE MTICHIGAN DAILY WIA;Y, OCIER n13, . ~94 FIRST 'EXTRA' CONCERT: Marian Anderson To Sing Tomorrow Houselights will dim for the sea- son's first Extra series concert at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at Hill Au- ditorium when Marian Anderson makes the initial appearance in her 14th national tour. Miss Anderson, whose early music training was financed by the congregation of her church, began her career in 1926 at a guest appearance with the New York Ph...…
….MAKE . MINE ASPIRIN See Page 4 Y flit4WU 1aitp LIGHT RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, Na. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviets Give Alleged Plan Big Play-Up Say Joint Talks Proposed by U.S. MOSCOW, May 11-(E)-The Soviet press and radio gave wide publicity today to Russian accept- ance of what they said was an American proposal to hold a two- power conference to discuss and settle their...…
…THE ICHIGAN DAILY tt tT¢NT£ DV, MAT P, 194? _. NSAY MY12 14 Campus Calendar EVENTS TODAY Hiawatha Club-7:30 p.m., Hus- sey Rm., League; election of offi- cers. Lecture--Dean Ralph A. Saw- yer of the Graduate School; 8:15 P.m., Rackham Lecture Hall; "The Social Responsibilities of Modern Science." College of Pharmacy senior class--senior banquet; 8:30 p.m. Allenel Hotel. Concert - University Concert Band, 8:30 p.m. Hill Auditorium. Michigan ...…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y PAGE T ...., a .. . - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .-. . . - --r - - - . - .-,-11 6 1- - - - -.V- -L- - _ __ ___1___1 l_ ___["1 1__ ___L <_ ___1 ._ __ _' a Lau al y;ylilL L1 rw nt i 1ra t W 1 - Nine Rained 0ut, aces State To day ksh t 9? Join the U. of M. FLYING CLUB Summer and Regular Memberships Available Cindermten 'Host to OSU Saturday There won't be many Ann Ar- bori...…
…THE IICHIGAN DAILY iMDFl SDAY, MAY -12,1948 Make Mine Aspirin CURRENTLY SHOWING at a local the- atre is an alleged cartoon which ade- quately sums up one of the underlying causes of the hysteria now gripping this nation. Entitled "Make Mine Freedom," the pic- ture deals with the attempts of a sleazy- looking mountebank to persuade gullible Americans to give up their freedom in ex- change for a cure-all solution labeled "Ism." In the nick o...…
…THE MI.CHIGAN DAILY + M1 4 Sorority Pledges To Present Informal Dance as Project Under the ausp'e of the Pa.l- Rich, Nancy Merrium, and Myrna hellenic Association, the sorority Reese. pledge classes will anreSet an in- Ginger Ellis will do a tal- f~ormal, ail camp~su inc:, "Pledg GnerEfi il o ak- formiere", cam I)s d4 Plede off on Dorothy Shay and Seatty Preiere, from pi. te Lu ( Gladden will imitate Virginia ballroom. O'r'en- The dance is...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 1948 ALL HANDS ABOARD: Pinafore Will Dock on Campus for Three Days By HAROLD JACKSON If Gilbert and Sullivan were still alive, chances are they'd be right on deck keeping an eye on their investment when "HMS Pinafore" sparkles across the stage of Pattengill Auditorium be- ginning at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow for a three day engagement. The stirring musical saga of "The Lass that Loved the Sailor" Renaissan...…
…BARBERSHOP BOYCOTT See Page 4 IC 4ahii4 OW COLD CAN ONE 'TOWN GET? Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1948 PRICE FINE CENTS 'Editors'-Now or Never! Synchronize your watches-The Daily's "If I Were Editor" con- test deadline is 6 p.m. today. You think The Daily could give the professionals a clue or two. Or you think it stinks on ice. In either j case, stop chewing your roommate's ear o...…
…THE-MICTILGAN ~DATLYFRY I I Foreign Schools Make Plans For U.S. Summer Students Avenue, New York 17; Florence. Italian language and culture; Per- ugia, Italian University for For- eigners, Italian language and cul- ture; Siena, Italian language and culture, and music at the Acca- demia Musicale Chigiana; and Vergilian Society's ClWsical Sum- mer School of Cumae at Naples- apply to Mrs. Raiola, 15 Gramercy Park, New York 3. Norwegian Culture...…
…FR-,AY,- ilW cii 121-1943 THE~MiHi.iAN DALY, Son's Death Kept from Lone Survivor of Crash Two Stranded of7n l-uron Tce PORT SANILAC, Mich., Marc' WHERE DID THE HOLE COME FROM?' Donut Descended from Fried Dutch Dougch GrIand Jr, y TIdiets Garsson Brothers on Swindling Charge CHICAGO, March 11 - (U')- A badly burned 33 year old mother -the lone survivor-remained in critical condit ion today unaware her son met flaming death in the crash o...…
…THE MITCHTGAN DATLY FRIDAY, " w6wo"I W Barbershop Boycott Active Democracy THE BROADER CONVICTION which un- derlies the current IRA boycott against the Dascola barbershop cuts directly through the morass of sophistries which are pre- sented as arguments against the action. No one who sincerely believes in democracy can question the action without compromising his ideals. An honest faith in democracy requires much more than a sterile obje...…
…THE MIC11GAN DAHlY - Petitions for WAA Board, League Posts Must Be Submitted' by Noon Tomorrow On i4I - _ -ii L i ; Board Positions Open to All Coeds Petitions for the 29 positions on the WAA Board are due at noon tomorrow in the Undergraduate Office of the League. Special blanks will be used for t the petitioning, these are avail- able in the Undergraduate Office. Petitions should include plans for the positions and criticisms and suggest...…
…'f Ii MIG-AiLLY.i 41-11 1 NJ 6 n!} -one s :T ;t Democrats To Oppow Sig(dl Poitical Move Mi rhig n D ocrat, will oppose Govrno Sgle'sproposal to make 11woffcesof Attorney General andSeray of State appointive, John. . rari eo, Democratic State Chairman said today. Cioerno r Sigler shows an alalo~glack of confidence in Lie~,otci: o Mchga."Franco de~lr d."Beobiously feels that they~~ or o apablc- of choosing 1l r(v oliijeers. TheDmort ic uDetmoc...…
…F45 HE M~rn~~li~?V Jlatt lMlnn IIins HOLY SMOKES, HOLY CROSS: iIt -line j _ ._..M.'......... T uI i c ;i'e a te s t W o lv e r in e le e s S q u a d hi N Cowles Calls Crusaders Toughest Foes id f r Con By ROG GOELZ Coach Ozzie Cowles answered a lot of questions regarding the coming Holy Cross game that have been bothering Wolverines cage followers in an interview for the Michigan Daily yesterday. The Michigan mentor, first of all, expl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI Y MTDAT MARH 1",13-1 Automobile 'Accident' Goes Off According to Plan ARCHIT ECT'S JOB: Space Research Creates Illusion of More Room Daily-Luth GOING, GOING-Victim of staged accident falls for the camera as part of a movie sequence to be presented to law students for test case.j SORRY, I'M BUSY: . .K:,. Reporters Beat Car to Scene Of Smash-up for Film 'Case' By LEON JAROFF Most newspapers take great pride in having thei...…
…ONLYf See Pages Li L Lwdiigan i2atily Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 88 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1948 P'RICE FIVE CENTS I I ,A ** ** ** I C Kurray, ;10 Leaders Indicted 4- d Federal Grand Jury Claims Taft-Hartley Labor-Law Violation Union Head Calls Congressional Action Threat to Freedom of Press By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-Philip Murray and the CIO heads were charged by the go...…
…THE MICHIGKN DATLY- * is the goal of the athletic race. In taking top honors Chi Psi won five championships: fall track, volleyball, handball, paddleball, and "A" basketball. Sigma Chi was second with championships in speedball, "B" basketball, spring track, and swimming. Sigma Phi Epsilon, this year's leaders, were third; Phi Gamma Delta, fourth, and Phi Delta Theta, fifth. Entries are out for participa- tion in a swimming meet that will b...…
…THE MICHIGAN ILY ;ymnasts Roll FTERNOON DIPS: Swimmers Open Dual Season Against Purdue Saturday Over Central N GA 'Cagers Press Wolverine swimmers will get their first taste of Big Nine dual competition at 3 p.m. Saturday when they face the Purdue Boiler- makers in the Varsity Pool at the I-M Building. Fresh from a highly success- ful our of the East, Coach Matt Mann's crew faces a stiff sched- ule of six dual meets during the next four w...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY For Michigan Only? OUT OF STATE students have been clipped again. But it isn't a novel idea any more. Way back in the fall of 1945 the first big blow was landed. Tuition had maintained a 110-65 dollar out-state in- state ratio, when suddenly the University announced that out-staters were now to pay 150 dollars, other students 70. At the time, most of the arguments and grumblings, which we are going to bring up again, were ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Are Available All persons interested in apply- ing for summer jobs through the Bureau of Appointments should attend the registration meeting at 4:10 p.m. tomorrow in the Natur- al Science Auditorium. Dr. T. Luther Purdom, director of the bureau, will discuss job op- portunities for the coming sum- mer, including jobs in camps, re- sorts, business and industry in all parts of the country. Registration blanks will be dis- tri...…
…TT11E MIlCIIGAN DAILY TnfISDAY, FEmUA doted Group o Speak on iews of Past Heller to Open Series Tuesday at Lane HallD T hree view s of history w ill be rno presented in Ann Arbor next week b~y widely-known speakers as LIane Hall opens a lecture series on, "The Interpretation of History." Rabbi James G. Heller, of the« Isaac M. Wise Temple in Cincin- nati; Prof. Mortimer Adler, of Chicago University, and Dr. Rein- hold Niebuhr, of Union Theol...…
…'UN-AMERICAN" I L 00, JT r 4br 41it r t gan 4:aii4 CLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 69 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Election Reveals Students Against Barbers' Tactics Opposition to Disciminuation Policy Voiced by Overwhelming Majority A total of 4,383 students cast a decisive 5 to 1 vote against barber shop racial discrimination in Wednesday's IRA survey. The vote was div...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1947 WAGE TWO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1947 I U GRILLED' AT BANQUET:. Professor Who Can Take It', Will Win ASMESpoofuncup' From two tin spoons, a funnel and a tin cup, rose the coveted award granted each year to the most "popular-un-popular" pro- fessor in the engineering school. The prized lovingeup, presented each year at the Spoofuncup Ban- quet, was put together some years back by a scient...…
…FRMAT; T'iF-TAMER V, 1447 THE AlICHIGINN toAlLy FRifli~Y, flE4TM1~ETi P, 1S47 THE MICHIGAN WuLY _......_ ? M Hockey, Swim Gala On - '* 1 1 *J, M) & I 'M' Puck Squad E ngages Windsor in Second Test Spitfires, Red Wing Farm Club, Lead Pack In Race for. Amateur Hockey League Title- By HERB RUSKIN Michigan's hockey squad will take the ice tonight in an attempt to win their second victory in as many starts, when they face-off against ...…
