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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY apanese Army tarts To Move On Jehol Front roops Take Up PositionI Near Mukden Ready To Enter Chinese Province Clash Expected pan-Manchukuo Armies Number 50,000; To Be Led By Ablest Officers v JTAMES A. MILLS sciated Press Staff Correspondent MUKDEN, Manchuria, Feb. 16.- ads southward and westward from s most important Manchurian city alive day and night with Jap- ese and Manchukuo troops mov- steadily toward positions whenc...…

…rethe s, considerably Y; Wednesday QL g 4it ig~ant 4:3 ad3J A J Easter From Edito. fapanese W4 rrn Asia;; The Colun ®meri nni iui ir ii n nrrrrr XLIII No. 82 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 17, 1933 I 1Now PRICE FI ilippine Act fore Senate Long Stops ;fish' Huey Relaxes Filibuster To Permit ion On Vetoed Bill tocrats Expect assage Over Veto Is Expected Today; ir Measure Is Delayed Senate Committee EHINGTON, Jan. 16.-(R) - louse...…

…s and Literary Censorship." ination of officers for next se-C AIDIT ter will be held. Visitors are wel-b.".S I D DI E T R WASHING-And ironing. Called for and delivered. Silks and woolens guaranteed satisfactory. 2-3478. 611 Hoover. 15c LAUNDRY - Soft water. 2-1044. Towels free. Socks darned. 13c FOR RENT LARGE-Single room with piano. In Southeast section in private home. Linen furnished. Box 29, Michigan Daily. 242 FOR RENT-Single room for gr...…

…ESDAY, JAN. 17, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY njuries Put Wolverine Ice Captain On Sidelines For Big Ten AIck PAGE THREI pener Emmy Reid Out For Month With Fractured Hand Crash Against Boards In St. Mary's Contest Places Co-Captain On Sidelines Out For Month FROM THE PRESS BOX ICWJOHNTHOMAS. a [- Li- Y- a V 1 It / 1 1 %./ V t/J FIELDING H. YOST, Harry Kipke, Harvey Woodruff, and Prof. Frank Dickinson were together recently, and as would be e...…

…IGAN DAILY --., ,. -- undergraduate is forced to join or remain a mem- ber of a fraternity. If, however, in spite of charges of alleged detrimental influences, he desires to live in a fraternity house, that should be his busi- ness and not the business of the Spectator editors or the Columbia administration. The Spectator, as a crusading newspaper, would be the first one to charge the Columbia admin- istration with paternalism if an official...…

…JHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS OCIETY .,. , Sororities Give Linners, Dances honoring Guests 0uj-O-Town Visitors Here Entertamed At Houses During Week-End Sororities spent last week-end for the most part entertaining guests from out of town. The majority of houses will be hostesses at rushing 4inners this week. A 1PHA P IJ .Hortense Bumpus, of Monroe, and Corinne Krentler, of Detroit, both former students, spent the week-end at the Alpha Phi house. M...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SysRutiven Receives ,y Ineiewed Ont Merits Of Honor System Wir'e From Nrth ICU r.~ reasons Given or Stands Pro )r Con On Plan hange Would Be At Least As Successful As That Now In Use, Say Some U-gu ents Divided ndergraduates Would Be Responsible For Success Or Failure of Plan (Continued from Page 1) ed,; but were willing to try it. Judg- g from the manner in which the plies were given, an impartial ob- rver would be incl...…

…_ The Weather Al i t a i t Cloudy; Friday snow or rain; A"NaII warmer Friday. LI[41 gan VOL. XLII No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THIURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1932 i _______________________________________r 'IpM~hi~nT~Win A onal Championsi; Mich-s Will Share In The Spoils. PRICE FIVE CENTS Send-Off For Varsity Team Will Be Held At Angell Hall Council Plans Rally For Football Players On Way To Board Train For Minneapolis Parade Will Lead Players To Trai...…

…THE MICHIGAN D AILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publcation in the Bulletin Is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the offlce of the Assitant to the Presdent Mtil 3:30; 11:30 a. in. Saturday. 01, XLI THURSDAY, NOVEMBUE 17, 1932 No. 46 NOTICES Thanksgiving Recess. Students and faculty are 'reminded that the [anksgiving recess includes only Thanksgiving Day, November 24. Friday 1d Saturday, November 25 and 26, are ...…

…iA , NOV. 17,1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY No Letdown For Gopher Game Is Cry Of Grid ders Wolterines Entrain Today For Minneapolis And Last Title Encounter 26 To Make Trip Coach Kipke Makes Few Changes In Personnel As Game Approaches "No letdown for the Gopher game," was the theme of yesterday's grid practice. as the Wolverines, kept off the field by snow, worked out with plenty of pep in the space of the Field house unoccupied by the bask- etbal...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1932 ........ ... .. HE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 1890 ~, ., If ' Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Qontrol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- ton and the Big Ten News Service. S MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all ne...…

…THURSDAY, NOV. 17. 1932 T HI M IChIIG A N DAILY Pa . . . . .... . ......... . .......... -..- ................. . ....... - ----- . ...... .......... National Academy Of Science Hiolds Final Ses Group Hears 13 Papers At Final Session Seven Faculty Members Speak On Program On Last Day Of Meeting With yesterday morning's session in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, the 1932 autumnal session of the Na-. tional Academy of Science came to a clos...…

…_ _ ___THF MICHIGAN D A I LY TIURsDA kV, NON. 17, M?, CAMPUS. SOCIETY * Outdoor Party To BeHeld . WA.A. Group First General Meeting Of Outdoor Activity Clubs On Saturday Afternoon A tobogganing and skiing party will be held by the Women's Athletic Association Saturday, if the snow lasts until then;. otherwise the party, which will be the first general meet- ing of the outdoor activity groups, will be substituted by a treasure hirnt, the o...…

…17, 1932 1' 11 E M 1 (; it I A IS A l f, Y ..7, 1932s ..... .: aH I(.. A Nl ) ! lA.i 1V A*Nft Aa IAm A'lk (444 m 4 { jr " 5}ij}j} \\ 1'i1' t9 Red' Nichols' TBand To Play At Panhellenic Orchestra For Annual Ball Has Been Featured In Broadway Shows }Red" Nichols and his world fa- pQus Pennies will be the attraction of the annual Panhellenic Ball which 4~ to be hield November 25. Nichols i$s a nationally known radio star and trwnpeter, hav...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TlURS owns considerable property on each side of the road in addition to the ordinary 120 foot right of way. Grants for this project include $75 by the Chamber of Commerce and about $75 from the Ann Arbor Gar- den Club. Labor is being supplied by the Welfare Department, about 160 of the city's indigent having been given employment on the project. 1 dent Ruthven, "must always be a co-operative project involving the school, t...…

…Official Publication of The Summer Session Editorials Making ai Examnple of INu- filiital Officials. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE ( Report Shows 3,989 Persons At University Mayor Walker's Opponents Figures Indicate 14 cent DelreUse froati Mayor Denies Knowledge of Hiding Place Of Sherwood 11unt for Missing Agent Pushed, Walker Says; Claims an Accountant's Duties Only Routine Refuses to Name 'Mystery Woman' ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILVY WEDNESDAY Daily lag, I , Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Hoard in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Associa- tion and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this ...…

…THE' MICHIGAN DA Sin Man Lighten birde n itions Sho4ud )fly Part Re- y for Child 'Kingfish' Campaigns for Mrs. Caraway Inquiry NeededI Speaks to, tute Meet- n: Sig Ten News Service) SON, Wis.; Aug. 16..-Assert the great school of life o he formal secondary an educational institutions o are only factors is responsi he education of the youth c try, Dr. C. J. Anderson, dea hool of education at the Uni of Wisconsin recently de hat the school...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Turns Politician v Zl " _ Erect- Called (Associated Press Photo) John Law, who led the great 1929 Notre Dame football team, plans to run as a Democratic candidate for Congress from the district embracing Yonkers, N. Y. 15 Dead as Rebels Clash With Brazil Federals in South, RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 16.--()- Fifteen were killed and many wound- ed in a battle between federal and rebel troops on the southern front, according to r...…

…y Sunday with in temperature; winds. o-r- PF Sir igan Iait lj Editorials The Summer Lecture Sc President Hoover and his( net Set an Example. Official Publication of The Summer Session No. 18 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY,,JULY 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE CE :-:C . _....... . ter Names eball Men Where 400 Slum Children Find Happiness Series Selected e August tion Tour to 11 ore Will Be n This Month and Bride Will Wedding Tour of Benjamin...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Yan Daily ed 1890 ,r'r \"= : ai A Washington BYSTANDER By Kirke Simpson WASHINGTON, July 16.-(JP)-But for the in- tervention of William Gibbs McAdoo et al with the Garner ticket in the California democratic presidential primaries Governor Roosevelt prob- ably would have had that state in his Chicago" bandwagon fron) the start. ,. - ,« Ku ',:v roSG' nQa cc,. wo . r ",i^.n, ,.-r, Ll9 - NfYI! Ished every morning except ...…

…t M T IGAN DAILY $2,500,000 Fire at Famous-Coney Island Resort ,r to Snap August 31 )etroit Amateurs -rated with CurtisI ling Instrmnent ssful in Tests dice May Revolt-, the Astronomical ng in Schools 'sity New Bu sheas) I Sol coyly hides his behind the dark disc next August 31, his act >graphed by a new movie telescope combination een so successful in pic- happenings in our solar it may revolutionize the astronomy in schools, as n the mys...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [LY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ation in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of. the Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. E XIII SUNDAY, JULY 17, 1932 NUMBER 18, Concert: Palmer Christian Professor of Organ in the School 11 give the following program in the summer faculty concert Tuesday evening, July 19, at 8:00 o'clock at Hill Auditorium e general publ...…

…ESTABLUSHED 1890 r '"V it qan '4 aflr MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .......... . VOL. XLII. No. 164. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 WEATHER: Partly cloudy to fair. PRICE FIVE CENTS ..__.... _ ...m.... . -- -.-.... .. . _ - _ .__ ._ SM ITH P QO Aged Capt.aRobert Dollar fs;Dead; ;ES S~iI PRVS Called 'Grand Old Man of Pacific' A COUHNCIL AP !ROVES e 11 'I'F l , SLAIN PREMIEA L SAN RAFAEL, Calif., May 16. - (AP) ...…

…THE MICHIRAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 _______ ___ ~ - - ,_., . T R P OF COLLEGE QUEENS I ITaking Films ill B Used at Chicago Dr. W. G. Bergman, F. F. Adams to Speai< at Oen Meeting of War Resisters. Dr. W. G. Bergman, of Detroit city college, and founder and com- mander of the Thomas Jcfferson post of the American Legion, and F. F. Adams, formerly state chap- ain of the Department of Illinois American Legion are to speak at an open ...…

…IY 17, 1932 wITHE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Nine W ill Meet GAME TO BE HELMDPILOTS ON HURON DIAMOND SENATORS Wolves Will Attempt Revenge for Defeat of Early Spring Season. The Michigan Varsity baseball I squad went through the final prac- i tice session yesterday before facing the Michigan State Normal College aggregation there this afternoon. The last meeting of the two teams resulted in a victory for the Hurons but the Maize and Blue ...…

…°"-F-__THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD AY, MAY 17, 1932 ~T 4 Ir~i~igan ThI4Q Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledttorthe use for re- pub'lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othet*ise sredited in this paper and the local news published herein. E;ntered at t...…

…SOCIETY TO APPEAR IN DRAMA FESTI VALHitroFSoiie SONT History o®lSoror fes nUNIE ''Alpha Phi. PI BETA PHI Alipha Phi will entertain Sorosis___ _B r t r In an exchange dinner Tuesday, [By Margaret O'Brien] gt h ooisnosaet iC oe to the pria Ps siousearwhilet Although Pi Beta Phi did not take trict school at Sugarlands is also ohe jtno the Ahatr i hoe whie its present name until 1888, it was supervised. Ghe juniors of the latter go to the Flosisad...…

…THE MICHIGAN A.ILY TUESDAY, ITT-l1?L T C 1I Y 1\J1-.A1\ ./ [1 1#.. . ._ . _ .. Y LuAY!'.%" - - ., .. Steel Trade Secret to RemainUnknown SHEFFIELD, England, May 16. -(A')-The story of the discov- ery of stainless steel, a trade secret for several years, is not to be told for another tlree decades. Harry Brearley, discoverer of the metal, has given the "cut- lers' company" of Sheffield a sealed envelope, admonishing the society not to open...…

…Jr 411 r4 ttt MEMBER, ASSOCIATED a PRESS SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932 WEATHER: Cloudy; Probably Snow PRICE FIVE CENTS I I . .* , Council Vote Thrown Out Afe Disclosure of Fraud )O Illegal SHAW, KALONIK WIN Trometer, Felker Go to Finals' in Middleweight Class; Wayland Victor. By John W. Thomas. Jack Slater won the heavyweight boxing championship of the cam- pus last night in the Intramural bu...…

…TWO THE MTC141GAN DAILY TWO+.T t Asa a a U.A a ; A v TH1R;DAY. MARCH 17, 1932 r -- -S TTTU-"w'3DAY. 17, 1 r' . 2 r« POLLOCK GRATIFED HINDENBURG AND GRANDCHILDREN ETSMF STATE LEADER Anth'iropologists Hold Meetinxg STUDENT IS FAMED COMPOSER (Editor's Note: This is the first I amount of favorable criticism. a ser s of features on outstand- the present timc he is working in; stu:ints who have distinguish-|a symphonic poem. d hemselves i ; v...…

…THE MICHIGAN ATLY THE MICHIGAN DAILY i dace Yacbt lub Tearn Long and Short of The Cincinnati Reds OpCen House Programf Will Be I-M Feature Winter Titles in Basketball and Sw;m mmng Exhibition to Feature Evening Card. By Charles A. Sanford Open House activities, carded for next Wednesday night, are taking up the time of Intramural manag-I ers now. This will be the fourth annual occurence and the plans for it .should make it the biggest ...…

…T THE MI CHTAN DAILY TIUSDA MACH , 32 Published cvcry morning xcecpt Monday lring the Universityj year by i!he Board in Cntrol of.t t Pulications. Alc ember ni the e Western Con!fercnwc Editor;i Associationl. The Associated Press is exclu-s4vely entitlcd to tIe se for re-j publication of all new. dispatchs credied tou it or not otherwise crcdited in this paper and the local ews published herein.l i~xtered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, M...…

…U'-RSDAY, MARC'H 17, 1932 IT E MICHIG AN DAILY P'1CE Furl ,_ EFIV K r I i. 1 i WO+MEN SELECTED TO SWI-M I MEEITh SAIIflAY MAR 19I _O 1. e-t. I PERFECT CONCOCTIONS TO PRODUCE VILLAINY ON FACES OF INNOCENT IrKaEinrn ni rnnrn d Iilloil i mm* ii rrA L RI EiS i'LLUUS Helen Newberry. Freydberg, '34, Dorothy Shanman, U11 U 11W 1 1 I 1111 1U The residents of Helen Newberry '35, and Florence Travis, '35. In- will entertain members of t...…

…six THE 1'VIIC171I A.N DAILY SIX TI-IF: MICNTC~AN V)ATT.Y Le Cercle Francais meets at 7:30 DA -Y FFp.m., in Room 408 R.L. SDAILY OFFICI"AL BULLET'INA Public Lective, subject, "Signs: Iof a New Age," will be given at Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Lane Hall, at 4:15 p.m., by Mrs. of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to t ye is sponsored by the l3aha'i the President until 3:30; 11...…

… N . t at3 MEN ASSOC PR SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 -- - ESE BE.GI HE ZEST OFFE. NS 11 --- - NJERS SUlRVEY iUMY PROBLEM Highway Meeting Opens t Michigan Union Yesterday. 3NDANCE IS LARGE in Opening Adress Shows - asd Need fCr in Planning. - ny in eonstructipn and Railroad Jack Challenges Local History Department of the highways and reducing accidents i careful checks on f automobile drivers...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1' 0 -in,~ 6) arsal in .5 p.m. od: Rehearsal of princi- Club Room at 2 and at Qm 318. Woman's Glee eduled at the League at Hand rehearsal at 7:15 sHall. all: Dr. Frederick Fisher with the students at 4 .old the regular Fireside sion. fall: Student's Lenten 12:15 in the Chapel at followed by the Student ering Luncheon. Iundation : Miss Irma formerly president of .nd noted authoress, and r Riegler, exch~ange pro- the Col...…

…'" - THE MICHICAN DAILY :iigan Hooey Teem Prepares to Play ITE WILL START O E SE I POU ST Plays are Issued to Maize- 4-Blue Sextet to Bolster Attack. ch Ed Lowrey pushed his ers at top speed in last s practice to get his Wolver- nto trim for their first home rence hockey match Friday. with the Wisconsin Badgers. Cardinals were handicapped ly season practices by poor Madison, but they haves ed out a fast-skating sextet last month's d...…

…t THE MICHIGAN DAILY except Monday during the University of Student Publications. onference Editorial Association. exclusively entitled to the use for re- ches creedited to it or not otherwise local news Published herein. c at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second postage granted by Third Assistant described by the story, but in clinging to that prob- ability the author has destroyed the symmetry of the plot.K. S. WANT ADS PAY ion by carrier,...…

…)"" 'T"HE MICHI N DAILY ings Countess Tolstoy to Lecture Here on Februa r Practice Basketball Games Start Season Tournaments, LACE DOMINATES IN FORMAL MODE WHITE, CHARTROUSE ARE POPULAR Length Slightly Shorter Than Fashion of Previous Raab, Charlotte Moss, and Pauline Season. Wilson. I ______ Juniors are Jean Bentley, Jean By B. A. C., '34. Berridge, Dorothea Boger, Florence Formal wear continues to retain Bonesteel, Jean Botsford, Hel...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES, I Mathematics 271 Seminar, rheets at 3 p.m., in Room 3001 A 1 LTIN Chemistry 41 (L. O. Cae) w1l ieet hereafter in oom ?347, West Engineering building. English 64: 1Mon., Wed., Fi., at 11 oclock), will meet in the Librlry Room 406, E. A, Walltr. tin is constructive notice to all m received at 'he office of the Assist 11:30 a. m. Saturday. ESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1932 embers .,L i.4^ a tEnglish...…

…0 I aan 4a1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 PRICE FIVE ,/ w LOAL PREACHERS Speaks Here Monday PLAN INTERESTING TALKS FOR TODAY Mammonism' to Be Subject of Sermon at ,Methodist<- Episcopal Church." HOME TO BE DISCUSSED Social Significance of Birth Control' Is Topic for Liberal Union. " A series of interesting sermons has been arranged by pastors of Karl Borders. Ann Arbor churches for today's ser...…

… . , -- Work on the 1932 Michiganensian has been progressing rapidly and it is expected that the copy for the magazine will be ready for the printer by the end of March, it was announced yesterday by William Knox, '32, managing editor of the publication. The first group of plates of sen- icr pictures was sent to the en- graver yesterday, and the remain- ing ones will be sent by the end of the month. When the organization pictures are complete...…

… Wolves Varsity Fencing Team defeats Michigan State, 12 to SQUAD AT ILLINOIS IS VIRTUALLY A FAMILY AFFAIR Coach Ruby Has Two Cousins, are Champaign brothers who have'L ~IH ~IIJHIU I on Hardwood Court il fl I Six Brothers on This made good on the Illin team. Nor- UI' UII I I val, a junior, plays forward, while Year's Squad. his brother, a sophomore, is guard. Taken as a whole one-third of State Captain Wi CNaThey tower six feet and weigh Low...…

…-THE NITCHTGAN DATL Y SUNDA - ~ ~ Published every morning except Monday during the Universty ye by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ! Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re- publication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise u+rdited in this paper and the local news published herein. Erntered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan...…

…,Y .17. 1932 T14 MICHIGAN IC Y '? , .L I x iJIM4 .f.y "M L .i L a+i aRi:.. a.,. v a a ww a . + . yw '. M NUATA is v&q FKIWIFMF®RM i 3 -. . _.__, ,, . GAME " WIN-NI TEAMS TO BE HELD: NNETENCOMPT Playoff to Be Given Two Weeks; Teams Will Be Eliminated on Losing One Game., EX ECT IMPROVEMENT Interclass Team to Be Selected; Committee Is Now Watching Teams Play. Nineteen teams have entered the straight elimination in. the intra- mural bask...…

…r THE MICHIGAN DAIEY $ )AILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN, lication in the he University. President until Bulletin is constructive notice to Copy received at the office of the 3:30; 11:30 a. m. Saturday. all members Assistant to L. XLI [I. SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1932 No. 82 NOTICES University Loan Committee: The Loan Committee will meet on Mon- ty, Jan. 18, at 1:30 p. m., in Room 2, University Hall. Students who tve filed applications with the Of...…

…5i Ai 4 aii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS s HURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931' WEATHER: Cloudy, possible rain. __.. PRICE FIVE Camden, Ark., was one of the worst sufferers from the storms that wrecked property and took human life in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mis- sissippi. These scenes show how a tornado chiseled most of the second floor off the courthouse (top) and blasted out both front and rear walls of the First Methodist church (below). Dean...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY CHUCRH W8DKJ SeriousLy Injured , SAMMYSQUIRT: THE ST YJ us1 -r myL-tJC.)(- T a N HUlT/ A% O Mf1 ~ K .AN' Will Consider Religion in Higher T4 Education at Meeting Collegians at Chicago. TO BE DEC. .28, 29, 30V Heller to Present Chief Paper; Blakeman Will Also Give Talk. Religion in higher education is to be under consid~tv. in a confer- ence of church workers in universi- ties called together Dec. 28, 29, 30, at the...…

… THE MHTCAN DATEY _ I KEY TEAM TO FA ,E WESTER Varsity Coach to Start Frumkes and McCollum in Place of David and Porte. By SHELDON C. fILLERTON- Michigan's hockey sextet, still seeking experience for its sopho- more stars before the start of the regular Western Conference season, will cross sticks with the strong University of Western Ontario pwckmen at 8 o'clock tonight on the Coliseum ice. Judging from the large number of fans that wit...…