…Weather Severe cold wave today; con- tinued cold tomorrow, snow. IL Sir Jan jIai1li Editorial Labor Incorporation Still A Dead Issue? . I i ommiammomom VOL. XLIX. No. 87 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 1939 PRICE FIVE CENTS U - U Franco Seizes Second Vital Point In Drive On Barcelona Rail Center On Coast Falls As Two Lines Advance Within 23 Miles Of City Loyalists Repulse Foe At Third Point HENDAYE, France (At the Spa...…
…THEMICHIGANI 1 X1CiY SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 19~30 AbboWFirst Band Concert ernity, will wield the baton for one of the numbers, wnhile Prof. William D. To Be Given Today Revelli will direct the main part of A G n ethe program. (Continued from Page 1) Fraternity men, who have helped In Radio FedIN-with the publicity preceding the con- will take care of the fraternity men's cert, will attend the concert en masse, contribution to the program, singing...…
…JAN. 22, 1939 t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Local Churches Offer Varied ServicesToday Bishop Creighton Speaks At St. Andrews; Morley To Discuss Naturalism Two candlelight services, an ad- dress by a visiting Bishop, talks by a football star and members of the faculty, and informal discussion groups are offered by Ann Arbor churches today in addition to the re- gular morning worship services and musical programs. The candlelight service at the St. An...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAISY VITPIT, .JAN- -1.2, 1 IE MICHIGAN DAILY " ' OW i fulkd.%R MgW,,,a V, .,,TfltrI ,,ludac~wi f l Orw.M M~f a[~. pmt-e O b.* 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 us...…
…, 192(" .01V MICHIWAN DAAI.Y charlotte Hauk, '39 Is Chairman Of Assembly Ball, March 3 <s' lamour Girls Will 'Swing Itf As Busse Starts To Fling It', Petticoats Are lit By ANN VICARY J-Hop, always the high-point in Michigan's social life, gives promise' of being the most exciting in years. In addition to the biggest of B.M. (and W.) O.C., who always attend, fraternity applications for booths in- clude the names of such far-famed fema...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JAN. '2, 1939 Minnesota Outroughs Michigan Pucksters To Triumph 4To0 Illini Grab 37-34 WinO ver Badgers MADISON, Wis., Jan. 21-UP)-The Illinois sharpshooters, Bill Hapac and Lewis (Pick) Dehner, sparked the Illini into undisputed leadership of the Big Ten Conference tonight by taming the fiery University of Wis- consin cagers, 37 to 34. Hapac, forward, scored 17 points on seven field goals and three free throws. ...…
…, JAN. 22, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 1*11 JA.2,199 WC e"" Cagers V Harm on Leads I Michigan Five With17 Points Hawkeyes Miss Stephens Who Stays Out Of Fray With Case Of Influenza (Continued from Page 1) Vhip Iowa For Second Conference 1I Nets Ten Points Assure Funds ForOlymp w i i i w u Victory, Smith To Face Metz In FiinaF Horton Beats Ben Coltru In Open Golf Tourney ics 47 Th 32 I (4 1 1 verines, also contributed during th...…
…rirTHE MICiHi(. N DAIL4Y ~J i.V, IN., B. r~ I N THE WO)RLD OF _. _ SILONE . Produces A Devastating Analysis Of Dictatorship .. . THE '- OOL FOR DICTATORS, by I;. o Silone. Translated from the :~. '.n by Gwenda David and Eric M1: 'acher, Harpers, New York $3.00 ', JOSEPH GIES Silor e west book is the cleverest and m,: tntertaining piece of writ- ing thc't t. have s1 far read on the subject o ictatorship, and consider- ing tht .ame...…
…The Weather Cloudy with easterly winds; slight change in temperature. C, 4r Sir igir Iat&4 Editorials It's An III lWind, And Blows No Good... VOL. XLVIII. No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Circuit Court UpholdsTVA, Ends Hearing Injunction Refused Utility Companies Who Sought Invalidation Of Project Cite Supreme Court Decision In Ruling CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Jan. 21.- (P)-Tennessee Valley Authority com- p...…
…WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATTUEPAT, JAN. ZZ 138 .. ....... ................ ............................... - - --- - --------- I . 1.1 'I m ilill I I 111 11 Police Probe Plot To Bomb Jajnallese Ship .13,onb Deziogued'lo Wrreck Liiier iy-e Narti Found L ene athiSeattle Iier SEATTLE, Jan. 21.-(-/Pk--A power.. Sul bomb, fashioned for an asserted attempt; to blow up the Japanese liner Hiye Maru, was found beneath a Seattle pier today and...…
…V, JAN, 22, 1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE -- --, i AS IDE " LINES - Braddock Ex-Champ Gains Nod With Rallyl Outpoints Farr In Close 10 Round Battle [atmen, Hockey Team Meet Foes Here Tonight P - 'i y IVIN LISAGOR 'Veni, Vidi, Vici' .. . THIS RADIO broadcasting produces a curious sensation in a tyro. Thursday night Harry Wismer, WJR's dynamic young sportcaster, invited us to accompany Coach Franklin Cap- Pon to Detroit for a wi...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MCHIGAN AtYFLY SATURDAY, JAN. 22, 1939 PAI*E YOUR SATURDAY, JAN. 2~ 1~8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dr. Hutchins On Education Excerpts from 'Why Go To College?' in The Saturday Evening Post THEATRE, This Proud Pilgrimag e .. . Dear Norman: DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all membors of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. ...…
…SATRDAY, JAN. 22, 158 T IIC I(F LAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THE MICHIGAN TIAIT.V PAGE FW~ Student Usage Of Phonograph To BeAllowed' League Business Office To Check Out Records For Use InBuilding Files of composers and works, and, records to be played on the electric phonograph given recently to the Uni- versity by the Carnegie Foundation will be available in the business office of the League, it was decided at a meeting of the Board of Governors ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. JN. 22, 19'S Named To Senate Democracy Vs. Fascism In China, To Be Topic Of Chinese Sciholalr I John Milton (above), of Jersey City, long a close friend of Mayor Frank Hague, has been appointed United States Senator from New Jersey, to fill the seat vacated by Gov. A. Harry Moore. By WILLIAM J. ELVIN Dr. Hu Shih, who will speak on 'Democracy Versus Fascism in hina" at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday in atural Science A...…
…The Weather Today unsettled; probable snow; moderate to fresh winds. LI E A6F 41P of - r .i4t 4t g Datitj Editorials The Inaugural Address ... Borrowed Time... VOL. XLVII No. 86 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JAN 22, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS Strikers, GM At Stalemate; Next Move .Up To Roosevelt Sloan Leaves Washington; Lewis Says It Is Up To President ToHelp Chrysler Company Closes Four Plants WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-(A)- General Motors managem...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN. *2, 1937 PAGE TWO FRIDAY, JAN. ~2, 1937 NEWS' Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Blacksmith May Plead Guilty To Murder Charge MONROE, Mich., Jan. 21.-( ')- Alcide (Frenchy) Benoit, 24-year-old blacksmith accused of killing State Policeman Richards F. Hammond and handcuffing him to a mail box post, chose in court today to fight the charge, but there were indications he might change his mind. Orva ...…
…FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Kasley, Haynie, DegenerRate The pRESS ANCLE Al -American By GEORGE J. ANDROS I Hockey Team EngagesTech Sophomores Ar By Presence ( e Conspicuous )n Big Ten Fives Medica, Flanagan, Fick Gain Most Places; A.A.U. Prexy Directs Choice Two Varsity stars and another former Wolverine performer were named on the All-American swim- ming team announced yesterday by George W. Graves, Michigan A...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY', jAN. ?2, 19 7 PAGE FOUR FRIbAY, JAN. 22, 1937 w .,x THE MICHIGAN DAILY I63 Member 1937 IAssockited Colte ie Press Distributors of CoIRebkie D&4 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Mlember of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatch...…
…FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1937 TIE 'MICHIG~AN DAILY PAGE FVE _ PAGE FIVE Freshmen See A Possible 'Scarlett' iBurners Of Midnight Oil' Use Perfume, Rain Hats And Signs Fiesta Movies At Mass Meet Extra-Curricular Activities Are Outlined For Group By Upperclassmen A p p r o x i m a t e 1 y 300 first-year Women attended the freshman mass meeting held yesterday at the League to explain the extra-curricular activ- ities for which freshmen will be ...…
…PAGE.- SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAN, 22, 1937 PAGE SIX FRIDAY, JAN. 22, 1937 'Cello Recital Will Be Given . .I By Piatiororsky Will Introduce Series Of Music Programs Before Examinations Heading the University musical program before the onset of examin- ations is Gregor Piatigorsky, famed Russian violoncellist, who will offerl the eighth program in the Choral Union concert series Monday, Jan. 25, in Hill Auditorium. This will mark P...…
…The Weather Snow, colder in souliea.st to- day; to rrw, fair, contimid (4)(. L -AL I AOW A#OF flit t an r ~~Iaitr Editorials King Geerge V ... What Once Was The Library.. Those Long Nights To Come .. . VOL. XLVI No. 84 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Action Here Is Asked By Notre Dame Father O'Donnell, Layden Say Michigan Officials Must Move First Renewal Of Athletic Relations Is Sought Aigler, O'Donnel...…
…PAGE TWO THERirMCITIGXN JDATLY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1939 Early Medicine Is Subject Of Radio Lecture Dr. Coller Relates Story Of Pioneer Doctors And Medical Training The New King Of England And The Line Of Succession Classified Directory_ NOW SHOWING "Early Medicine in Michigan" was the topic of a lecture given today by Dr. Frederick A. Coller, director of the department of surgery in the Uni- versity Hospital, over the University ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THREE Week's Conference Court Schedule Features Wolverin le Tilts C.' _______________________ Michigan Five To Play Twice On Road Trip Meet Gophers On Saturday And Chicago Maroons On Way Home Big Ten basketball fades into the athletic background as final examina- tions become prevalent on the dif- ferent Conference campuses. This week only five league games will be played in the Mid-West. The play- ers on the Purd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 19386 ings will give your life zest and appropriate some of your interest which might otherwise be devoted to trash. There is a practical point to our view, too. A liberally educated man can, many educators main- tain with justification, apply his mind to almost any subject and master it well within a compara- tively short length of time. He has, they said, a flexible mind that can seek more effici...…
…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Stanley Chorus And VarsityGlee Club i ill Present Concert Tonight Joint Program To Be First Of Group Planned Faculty Members, Guests Are Invited To Receptio FollowingMusicale The Stanley Chorus and the Var- sity Glee Club will join in presenting the first combined concert-recep- tion of the season at 8 p.m. today ir the ballroom of the League, Rut Rich, '36, president of the chorus...…
…PAGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY WED)N J 1:SDA'Ys JAN U.'1Li Y 1, I J C Alleged Cause For Death Of 476 Workers Molinari To Be Guest Director For Orchestra Symphony Concert Will Be Last Of Friday Series -Atsociated Press Photo. Charges that 476 men contracted silicosis while digging this tunnel at Gawley Bridge, W. Va., and later died were being investigated by a House labor subcommittee. Gleaming portions of the tunnel are almost pure silica ...…
…The Weather Generally fair and cold to- day, possibly followed by light snow at night or tomorrow. LL id6ga ~Iaitj Editorials Whippings In Delaware... VOL. XLV. No. 89 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Objections To Plans Are Made Heads Of Daily, 'Ensian, Gargoyle, Against Any Change In Control Resolution Passed By Various Heads The General Jurisdiction Clauses Of Proposals Cause Action STUDENT COUNC...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DA I LY TUESAY, JANUAIL 22, 1i)3 i DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the A t :aant to the President until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Snowplow Rescues Train And 14 Passengers CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 1, V.fft-~v , SLY 22, 1934 aY 22, 4Academic Notices I General French Examinations (0), Jan. 26, p.m., will take place in th...…
…Y, JANUARY 22, 1935 Tl HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Pu k Team To Meet Point Edward Tonight' Water Polo Finals To Be Held Today The Interfraternity water polo championship will be decided at 5 p.m. today when the Psi Upsilon and Pi Lambda Phi natarors meet in the Intramural building pool. These two teams advanced through the preliminary rounds without de- feat and according to Intramural of- ficials neither is a overwhelming fav- orite t...…
…PAGE FOUR l"'"7""''T1 'R ,!' "JV'r i" !M f ' T T L 'Ir " - TiHE MCHIGAN DAILY TUEFSDAY, .JANUARY. U,1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 71 77 - 4 ... """ .:, I AL - y 1 ..we -- - amTuT auM~ m..UD--- Pubiis-ied every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol o1' Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. Nsoetilted ('allcgiastt rss...…
…TIE NMI C 11 GAN -DA, LY Benefit Bridge Will Be Given By Assembi W ill Appear As Member Of Dance Team y Is First General Project Planned By Association Of Independent Women A benefit bridge will be given by the Assembly from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Sat- urday, Feb. 16, in the League. This is the first general project planned by the Assembly, which isthe repre- sentative body of non-affiliated wom- en. Emiline Anderson, '35, has been named chairman ...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY U - mmoomm" Navy Plane Completes Non-Stop Flight To Canal Zone -Associated Press Photo. The navy's new giant biplane, XP2H-1, carefully guarded for months from prying eyes while under con- struction at Hampton Roads, Va., completed its scheduled non-stop hop of 2,000 miles to Coco Solo, Canal Zone, from Norfolk, Va., in 25 hours. Six men made the flight. The plane is shown as it was being launc...…
…The Weather Rain Sunday; Monday partly cloudy and colder. iitrt iat tl Editorials I An Analysis Of The Debt. Situation. War I r i VOL. XLIII No. 87 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 1933 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fight Mars Minnesota Ice Contest Hockey Game Turns Into Fistfight As Gophers De- feat Wolverines, 1-3, In Exciting Ice Battle Woive Cage Team Beats Chicago, 36-18 Dr. Margaret Bell Commends Two-Year Physical Education Basket...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY through Sunday, January, 22, Alum- ni Memorial Hall, EVENTS TODAY Wesley Hall - 6:30 p. in. Prof. F. A. Curtis will speak to the- graduate forum on "A Scientific Ap-' praisal of Religion. At the same time Sher. Quraishi will speak 'before the Guild group on Stuart Chase's new book "A New Deal." The Fellowship hour will precede the meeting at 5:30 p. m. 3:30 p. in. The Oriental American Group will be addressed by Gordon : Ha...…
… 4. 22, 133 THlE MICHIGAN DAILY F Wolverine M at Team Conquers Spartans . 18-14' Mosier, Wilson, Landrum Score Falls; Helliwell Secures Decision Oakley Nosed Out Lee Marsa Secures Only M.S.C. Fall In Pinning Harvey Bauss Michigan successfully inaugurated the wrestling season by defeating the Michigan State grapplers 18 to 14 before 1,500 spectators in Yost Field House alst night. Each team won four bouts, but three of the Michigan victories ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ]AN DAILY be arbitrated from the broad viewpoint of per- manent international credit and confidence. The peoples of all nations will be watching the forthcoming action of the various governments on that question. Let the administrators deal with each other sanely and equitably. 'i N r2 I I Campus Opinion Letters published -in this column should not be construed as expressing the editorial opinion of The Daily. Anonymo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I CAMPUS I SOCI ETY Dom Pedro Is Chosen J-Hop Second Band Will Come From Chicago Especially For Dance, Jewett Announces Don Pedro and his orchestra, now playing at the Terrace Garden of the Hotel Morrison in Chicago, have been secured as the second band for. the J-Hop, Charles W. Jewett, '34, an- nounced last night. Pedro will leave the Morrison the night before the J-Hop and make the trip especially for the occasion...…
…THE MIHIGA N DIlt SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 19 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) on "Personality Plus." Salon Orches- tra will give a short program of oper- atic selections. Usual twenty cent supper. 6:00 p. m. Presbyterian S t u d e n t Appoint- ments: 9:30 Student Classes-Church H ouse. 10:45 Morning Worship. 3:45 Foreign Service Association Meeting at Lane Hall. 5:30 Social Hour and Supper. 6:30 Student Forum. Subject "Am I getting ...…
…* * KLIL No. 86 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932 P RICE FIVE CEI SPLASH! Educators Enter First Grade Swim miilg Class. At last the secret is bared! Edu- cation school professors are taking 'lessons in a begnmers' swimming class! Environment at the school of Education has prevailed upon a number of professors who have re- verted to the primary grades in at least one subject. Word comes from the intramur 1 building pool...…
… III Delta Phi 'beat Phi Kapl a 8-0. - - Hermitage beat Alpha OmegaI - 18-12. Thta Phi Mu Alpha forfeitjM tothea -- - *Apha Chi Rho beat, Phi Beta Delta 15-5. Pi Lambda Phi heat Chi Psi 12-10. XLi Psi Phi beat Tau Delta Rho 8-5 (overtime). Sigma Phi' Epsilon hbeat Kappa. Delta Rho 17-5. Psi Omega beat Delta Sigma Phi 16-15. __ ___ ___ ___ __ The- tall, wooden lookout towers of a : I I i ibll 'J ' .Ti 'L'} i$ p. Ni L" F ,. b': ti; '1, ' r y?...…
…ICHGAN D T'LY J verine Cagers Will Entrain, for Gopher lINE MEN TO LEAVE 'OR MINNEAPOLIS 'eeling of Confidence Prevails Throughout Last Practice Session. Head coach "Cappy" Cappon rove his varsity cagers through short and snappy drill last eve- ing in Yost field house after which te expressed confidence that they, rould once again be able to sub- ue the powerful Gopners in their rucial clash scheduled for Satur- ay night at Minneap...…
…HTGAN DATTY Published every inor ing except Monday during the University year 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- lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise lited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as eecond ? matter. Special ra...…
…THE MICHICAN DA IPL ,-t . _. .. . . .- °. w. .. . , . ; . , . . _.. . ._. . w . , x-"_ .. "., ,.. a I p L t 5 :° c i ' r ._ .. FL WILL BE HONORED BADMINTONWIL CA TEAS ?{{TO 6BE~GIVEN B ITODUCED [IlExhibition to Be Given Second De Semester; Tournament t j f to Be Held. All Campus Womeh Are Invited tB to Attend Affair Held With the beginning of the second To This Afternoon. semester a new game for the next I bers ~ ..rindoor season, called Ba...…
…-Harris Hall: Rev. William L. Wood of the Episcopal Theological MA T THEWS RECOMMENDS AMERICAN ScrT, A ~T U TIIT~ hool, Cambridge, Mass., is conducting a series of lectures and discus-o ins this week at Harris Hal. There will be a short Cervice and address HELP IN DEVELOPING THE TROPICSe conducted by Mr. Wood this noon in the Chapel at the Hall which will Ihgs It would be to the advantabefollowed byalncheoi.hththaternoonna disbe followed by lu...…
…a' ESTABLISHED 1890 Ian4j tl EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN VOL XLI. No. 85 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1931 i RUTHVEN CALLS STATE TEACHING PLAN 'MUDDL Addresses M e m b e r s of Rotary Club. CITES FUND LACK S u g e s t s Commission of Educators to Advise. "Nowlhcre are we, as a state blundering and muddling along more conspicuously than in our system of higher education,"...…
…'AGE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1931 TURN OUT ~PDO 110 TO ni~rii~e I- HOP O ECHEST PREPARE FEATU F R 115 .II-0 Jan Garber, Herbies Kay to at Campus Social Event. BANS TRNOT AAMERICAN EDITOR IJEEK UF PIU UHUAti RE Isw C HUHC! VI'PLN Onderdonk to Address International Forum ' o Play ExecZ1,ive Committec With Faculty Mern to MeetI ibers at L theon . Plans for the Religious Elmphasis week to be held Feb. 22 to March...…
…TTTUM';DA'.'V', JAt;TTI rT T11)", MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TMIM ~rfTUfl$DAY, JA1~fUAflY ~'2, 1931' TI-IF M1C1~IICAN DAILY VAOE 'rH~ mama"* r-Ir -jr rT Germ~an Radio Firm- PIATV CHICAGO9EDUCATORRichfield Company Nj PUO FORle QPln oCOOcst UP ia Pay ybts eI Pas toaBroadcst TO DISCUSS BLIN[I fl T Parliament Debates ~~~TFROI PTW, Prs 13xICF OM £6 TSigma Rho faia1 toCorn tc v nHAy Rewha 1931 ove id fabl e igy s Davis to Take Cruise on. Leave of Abs...…
…PAGE FOURt Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use fora republication .of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. - Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. S...…
…THURSDAY". JANUARY 22. 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T1~TTR~4flAV .TANTAT~. 22 . .TH. .CH.GA.DA.. VA 'wAIM ANN lCAR VETH WELLS PAUSES BRIEFLY FIRST OPEN HUSEExplorerBelies Women Have 0% n ar i ft w ww aa 0 w H US II ChaceinExploration. I oTEHINIGH Entertainment Features Various Forms of Competitive Sport and Exhibitions. ALL WOMEN WELCOME Faculty Members of Physical Education Department Will Assist Students and faculty members will be enter...…
…k ' . H F p, I rC H T t7.,-,3 TT D ,N T I'-. V i 7ii ii. i ,1 i , .1 r1ivZT; ii, :z. ' 1r1a 3 "t -. TI-rE MH?1-rP>AT~r P NIVY TUUR~;ThAT, JANUAEX 22, 1q31 ' r or ' tc q z '" r r . 0 rg nil STRONGER A TT A C K~ Litigation May Halt TO LEAD IRISH Rfl ~Chicago Title Fight IV~I~Ifl Charging that the Madison S OUGHT BYT M 01 lawisx Regulars Defeat 'White' Team brfgtocd helioi by Szeabe Maginrn Sidney Stro lz, head of the Slaw Scrimmage. ...…
