…TI-IP MIC'TIIC A N flA IT. FRIDAY, JUNE 3, a a AU, ITM 0 V, MA a a Ex-Commander Condemns Veteran's Support Of Hague a DAILY OFFICIAL BULLEINmI (Continued from Page 4) Walcutt, W. Phys. Lect. Weimer, W. Phys. Lect. Wells, 2003 A.H. White, 101 Ec. Williams, W. Phys. Lect. Woodbridge, W. Phys. Lect. English I Bertram, 6 A.H. 1 l J I r Ford, E. Abnormal meet today. Haven. Psychology 32 will not Kline's sections, C', Haven Hall. Pollock's...…
… The Weather Cloudy today, showers and warmer; tomorrow, showers and cooler. L r e 3k iguu . tt1 Editora1s Milettone; Or Nwlstone?.. VOL. XLVIII No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1938 PRICE CVE VENTS WarringLabor Unions United In Endorsing Spending Plan Green And Lewis Behind LaGuardia =In Backing Measures For Recovery Business Leader Attacks Program WASHINGTON, May 2. - () Leaders of the embattled factions of organized...…
… New Dictator Of Siam 2:00 Una A. Kelley. Quiet rise of gentle Col. Phya 2:10 Norman Kiell. Bihol (above) to dictatorial post as 2:20 Paul T. Lahti. prime minister of Siam was almost 2:30 Sydney Liff .lost in the thunder of Europe's bet- 2:40 Morton L. Linder. tr lnwn digtators. 2:50 Francis W. McDonald. 3:00 Albert P. Mayio. Michigras parade, get in touch with 3:10 Robert D. Merer. John Weller as soon as possible. Phone 3:20 Reginald Olsen.2...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Netmen Blank Ypsilanti,9-0; Golf Team Downs Purdu e, 16-5 . , . l 1 Win Is Eighth In Succession A SIDE13 For Weirmen -- On The Witness Stand .. . Levenson, Kidwell, Cohen, BOB FITZHENRY'S nimble-witted cliche expert, McCarthy McBer- Cisco, Talman Sweep gen, managed to wheedle a pair of Singles Matches Annie Oakleys for the riger-White Sox classic last week. He was sub- By BETSY ANDERSON poenaed immediately after his...…
…__THE iCHIGA-N DAILY MICHIGAN DAILY liz .,I V . 'U 31 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michiga under the authority of the Board In Control of Studenlt 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 use for republication of all news dispatchescredited to it. or not otherwise credited in t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Freddy Kaye Will Play For Knight 7Date By MARIANNE Militarists, pacifists, foresters, and just plain folks beat it out in desperate competition over the weekend . . . Friday night was highlighted by Military Ball, Peace Ball, and the Log Drive . . . and Saturday night there were so many parties that even blind dates were a scarcitr . . Scabbard and Blade held a formal dinner before the ROTC-ers' social triumph . . . Harr...…
…THE MICHIG4AN DAILY Geology Group Opens Courses For Enrollment Surveying Field Work Is Among Courses Offered At CampInWyoming Applications are now being accept-. ed for the summer field courses in surveying and geology at Camp Davis, near Jackson, Wyoming, Prof. H. Bouchard, director of the camp, an- nounced yesterday. The geology group will leave June 20 on a one week faculty conducted tour west through the Big Bad Lands and the Black Hills ...…
… The Weather Partly cloudy and warmer to- day; tomorrow fair and warmn- er. Y Sir igau DaiI1w Editorials Leather Jackets m. . 'We'll Keep 'Em Out .. a VOL. XLVIII. No. 135 AN14 ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS One MillionDepend On Utility Strikers Supply German Loyalist Commander Still Sees Government Victoryi WhIte House iompromise S'Offered o Insure Passage ..{j: . Reorganization Bill For Power Sa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,*APRIL 3, 1938 . _ __ ,. SUNDAY.'APRIL 3. 1938 ~^ - ~suance of the Regents' regulation: ii "Students who leave Ann Arbor for 1"hU LETI an absence of more than a week must DAILY FFICIL BUL EiNfirst return all borrowed books." copy recied .t the off1-ice of tiveAnoist to l te ]eas Of i O L1 Ilt2. Failure to return books before' until 3.330, 1]:00 t .ni. on Saturday. the vacation will render the studentI S-~ J Iliabl...…
… PlL 3,1938 ) THE MICHIGAN DAILY FA( Local Churches 'Summer Work Ar thur Tyler, Graduate Student, ELVNOydODoGSugasTalks EEVENING RADIO PROGRAMS Here _Next October Develops New Speed Pictures "Tin 6:4-vioinist. Dr Tloyd C .noulas author of Celebrate Lent (Contimued frow Pa;e 1) the Church of Christ Disciples, will administer the communion. Dr. William P. Lemon will preach. the fifth of his Lenten sermons on the general topic, "'Moderns and ...…
…_________TII MICTiGAN DAILA SUNDA J . Education And The Church Continue Domination Of Letters To The Editor I MUSIC By WILLIAM J. LICHTENWANGER The Black Sheep? DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Vniversity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3:30; 11:00 a.m. on Saturday. Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the ...…
… T HE MICHIGAN DA ILY PAGE FIV Annual Installation Banquet i ToBe, More Than 900 To A Dinner In Ballroom In Gi.1 d t 1 Tomorrow In League' I I ., t I kttend n And gt imn To Close League Careers At Banquet 1., t I Barbara Bradfield To Present Award More than 900 tickets have been sold for the annual League Installa- tion Banquet which will take place at > 6 pim. tomorrow in the League Ball- room and the Grand Rapids Room, J Hope Ha...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY leteher -Henderson To Play A t Military Ball, League Tonight This~ Week To Seep Tea fntpe.. .. A IBand Contcert, Lecture, Banquet The Installation Banquet, the last; of the music school. Guest soloist of the Oratorical Association Lec- will be Cecil Leeson, celebrated saxo- Lures, a tea dance and a band con- phonist. cert are only minor events in stu-' John B. Kennedy takes the Hill dent lives as this weer leads up to...…
… 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Mann Awards- Varsity Letters To Z6 Mermen ASIDE LINES By IRVIN LISAGO' A 4lll s l1 _ .., I Kirar-And A Success Storyt. . . Numerals Given To Eleven4 .oAAU. SOME PEOPLE have greatness thrust upon them, 'tis true, but many' Frosh; National A' ' ' others achieve it-with deliberate intent ... Meet To End Season Three "years ago a husky, blond lad loitered about Matt Mann's desk in the I-M building, seeking a moment's...…
…THE MICJH1IGAN DAILY 4 -f our Ten-Second Backs Give 'Fritz Criser Plenty Of Speed Football Squad Drils Offense I n~ Serimage Harmon Looks Impressive, By TOM PHABRES Coach Fritz Crisler is starting off is career as Michigan's football men- or with one advantage which may rove to be the difference between a tediocre and really good grid ma- hine-speed in the backfield. Whereas during the last several ears the Wolverine ball-carriers have ot b...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE N! IN THE WORLD OF HITLER: The German State And The German Universities Examined In New Books Wholesale Dismis'sals Of Professors Carried Out THE GERMAN UNIVERSITIES AND NATIONAL SOCIALISM, by Ed- ward Yarnall Hartshorne, Jr., Harvard University Press, Cam- bridge. $200. By BERNARD SHRIBER Of all our social institutions, the University; perhaps, lends itself least to regimentation. Yet the Nazi re- gime after...…
…_______THlE:ICHIGA N lATIL Y I [V 'F U R F 'N fl 'n- PIIILAELISTS' PRIZE, this cover bearing special c achet commemorating Adolph Hitler's historic visit to Vi rnna, ,Austria., March 15' was received ins Paris., About the swastika, are the words :,"The Leader in Vienna." The c.over carries four Austrian stamps. IE I t u-P1Ol.cE l uBS FEL.L UNION PICKIT. Policely-c in on this pickiet of (lie United AutomobileWrkrsUnion 4during a, fig...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE EU Tense France Leads In Popularity Of Travelers! World Attracts Many Student Travelers India's Most Famous Building Paris Most Interesting To The Student Of Culture, Casual Tourist Alike C.lose Political LUnity Is Fou iid In Capital By ROBERT MITCHELL France, traditional ally of the Unit- ed States and scene of experiences of the war, is one of the most popular countries for the itinerary of the for- eig...…
…- E-AHCHIGAN DAatL .3 THE TilC 1" yl ti i Li - if ~TThJflAV ~Pn1T ~ 1o~ a; ,t~ ,WA4 ~ Offer Visitors Scandinavian kStudents Still Duel And Drink Beer An Insight To Many Historic ScenesNations Offer y HORACE W. GILMORE -OQuiet Vacation >u want to see planned collec- A Sight In The Capital elgium THE FAMOUS TOWN HALL IN BRUSSELS The Quickest Way To Travel Lakes, Forests, And Low..r Roing eadolow s, IsIancd Arie entifu In Dennarlct SWe...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL 19:'-8 T q HE M1 ,IC II GA D)A 11,Y PAGE TMUTEEN SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 19~I8 PAGE T~E~TE~N South Sea Mexico, Central America Now 'AreConveniient Airplanes Offer Five-Hourl Service Daily To The Llerllutid slands Ever since Captain Cook visited the Hawaiian Islands and Herman Mel- ville started his stories of the South Seas, the weary traveler has sought surcease from the hectic life of the North in the quiet and lanquid islands b...…
…PitIc THE MICHIGAN DAILY I3TiNflAVAPPL>1 Man Students Plan Varied Trips South Appears Most Popular Vacation Place Sumner Visit To Europe Also Is On Program Of Many Vcationists By ANNE HAWLEY With spring comes the traditional "fever" and an impelling wanderlust. Sunny skies and foreign scenes are attractions not to be ignored by many a Michigan man and woman, and the south appears to be the most popular spot for the April vacationist. ...…
… , APRT iUE tS THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fric- F TFTN Travel Tips For Clothes, .'o? --- Salient Point For Wardrobe Is Versatility The Good Traveler IHas Compressible Garmnents' Vor His Trunks, Cases By SUE POTTER There exists upon this earth a curious class of rugged individuals, who, having decided to take them- selves a little jaunt, thereupon jam a clean handkerchief and a tooth- brush into their hip pocket and grab a sleeper 'plane, tr...…
…rAGr, 2 XTEEN THE MIfIIC AN ! L ... r r t d N h 1. .,o PAGE SIXTEEN ~77'f V, W~L 3, 1D38 Warm-o Italians, Nazis Piredoniiliate Yot 1, f No Lonlger ['Pass mw l '11 iStrec C(alfes; ren Spain Is Not Opena f' ei' I Visitorsl This Year A Street Scene in 'Beautif ul Barcelofa' Fian, l y CISI eplace Rome And The Rins Ba r1)e, ' J I'T As Chief hlia,, I'ofist Attraction i C Before the war Spain was one «f the triost. iperativ' of tr...…
…The Weather Cloudy and colder today with rain or snow probable. Y A6F A6P jIat&1 Editorials Welcome To Thomas Mann.. Will France Hold Fast?... VOL. XLVIII. No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHiGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Board To Get Report Today On Magazine Committee Recommends Four Issues Annually; Opinion To Be Barred To Avoid Techncal A :ndTrivialEays The Board in Control of Student Publications will consider tonight a report o...…
…FAME TWO -THE MICHIGAN-DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 2,193$ PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MARCH 3,193$ Students View Crine Problem In Ann Arbor (Continued from Page 1) responsible for this increase, he ex- plained. The work of the Dunbar Com- mtiity Center, a Negro recreational and educational organization with 387 members; was explained by its direc- tor, Mr. Williams, who said that clubs, library facilities, dances and lectures are among its varied activi...…
…_0 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ohio State Powerhouse Sgubmerges Michigan Again, 46-38 .. Win In Relay Cinches Meet For Buckeyes Two Records Surpassed; Kirar, Haynie Take Two First Places Apiece (Continued from Page 1) touted and highly favored Jim Pat-- terson in the dive event. Al Patnik gAve his usual flawless performance to capture the top position. Michigan's hopes, carried to great heights by the unexpected points in the diving event, sky...…
…P'AGE JFOUR THE MICHIAN DAILY THUVRSDAY, 1MARCL L3,.1 38 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Studer* Publications. Puashed every morning except Monday during the ttniversity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the tie for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not o...…
…THURSDAY, MARCH 3,1938: THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE THtJRSDAY, MARCH 3,1938 PAGE flV~ Congress, Assembly Are Co-Sponsors Of Tea Dance Today Affair Will Be Open To Entire CampusBody Students May Come Stag; Party To Be Held From 4 To 6 P.M. At League Congress and Assembly, indepen- dent students' groups, will hold their tea dance, the first ever to be given during the regular session, from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the League Ballroom. Not o...…
…V-Aem six THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ . ~A*~~IX~fluT~e)AyMARH 3,1__ Thomas Mann, FamedNovelist, Lectures Here Nobel Prize Winner's Talki On Democracy Attracts Large Student Interests Well-Equipped Base To Be Scene Of Spring Maneuvers. (Continued from Page 1) ing-rooms and in one of them became acquainted with Katja Prinsheim, whom he married in February of 1905. His fame and position increased from year to year, until the World War provided a ...…
…The Weather Cloudy and warmer today; south to southwestern winds. L Li4t igan ~kzti Editorials Hitler Wants Peace, But... A Vote For Slides ... I'm The Law, Says Boss Hague .. . - VOL. XL VIII. No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS wommummum i Defying U .S., Room Rents Vary With Student Enrollment, Dean Olmsted Says England, Jap Troops March In Settlement' Victory Parade' Makes An Embroiling Incide...…
…THE MI.CHIGAN DAILY lC'FcIIl.1Y, DEC. ; . 1337 .T...M.CHIGAN ----A-LY FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 W T-TH nva They Tie Record For Caesarian, irths Navy Air Corps 111ursual Operation To Make Siamese Roosevelt Vacatns 1France Moves T ins Of Cousins MIAMI Fla.. Dec. 2.-(i) -The ForF1yiff__bsfsrasaradi aroundthe re- WASHFINGJON. Dec. 2.-()-- mote dry Tortugas Islands 300 miles J__hnMeASHINTONnerc. 26 yeas d.southwest of here attracted Presi- Joh...…
…FRIDAY, DEC. 3,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tigers Trade Walker, Owen To Chisox; Get Vernon Kc 'nnedy Dixie Walker And Piet Also JoinBengals Detroit Manager Regrets Loss Of Popular 'Gee; Needed Pitching MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-(P)-Man- agers Jimmy Dykes of the Chicago White Sox and Mickey Cochrane of Detroit's Tigers, two old baseball pals - Michigan Fans' Prove Hockeyj Gate Attraction ASIDE LINES By IRVIN LISAGOR SI a 'ax it tr ; g By BEN MO...…
…PAGE FOU THE MI l A A TL F A Y, DEC. 31 1937 THE MTCHTGAN T)AILY FRIDA, DE. 3___3 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r , UNDER %,10 1 . /' 3. 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 use for re...…
…FRDAY, DE~C. 3,1937 THE MIChIlIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE League ih To Beg Foreign Theme Will Be Carried Out By Games And Booth Decorations Women's Groups Will Be Sponsors The League Fair, titled "Monte Carlo," annual project held in con junction with Sophomore Cabaret, will open at 8 p.m. today in the Con- course of the League. The Fair will consist of various booths which will carry out the in- ternational theme in decorations and games. These bo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC, 3, 1937 TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 Ai r - Conditioning In Residences Rents And Size Michigan Director Terms Work Judge Lists Crazy-Drunk Truck Is Increasing, Varin Believes Of Enrollment Of Federal Art Projects Lasting Heigth Of Intoxication Are BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.-U)--Judge ing Pacts Approved Temperature Regulation,C Moisture Addition And Air Motion Obtained I E I Calls Threats 'Fan Mail' ...…
… CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT QL r Sir igzu ijatt SECTION TWO r rrirr rr+ rs ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 i~r '!b k 111 4 .#07 ' N1 44t Gifts and Fashion Hints .._: ' , x_ .r _' E E I I Offered And for [olida Christmas Season A modern version is 0. Henry's story - "The Gift of the Magi," in which a husband sells his most treasured possession-a gold watch-to buy a comb for his wife's hair, but his spouse meanwhile has so...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 Frigid Temperatures Plus Winte Call For Specially Heavy r Sport 'Dandy Period' Girls, You Can't Miss On These Gifts Woolens Boasts Others For Boy Friend's Christmas Morni Than The Beau - ng A Mania For Single Color In Clothes, Accessories Was One_'Dandy' Oddity Colonel Kelly Famedj While the name of eau Brummel Pipes, Tobacco Pouches Always In Favor With i1lascirne Population By FRANCES CARNEY an...…
…FRIDAY,DEC.3, 193" THE MICHIGAN DAILY A PAG Complete Wardrode Should Include Dinner Jacket As Well As Taile White Vests Will Feature Longer Points; Straight Lined Vests In Style Yet By IIA1OLD GARN Each year evening clothes for the! well-dressed man show slight modifi- cations in cut and tailoring, and for- mal attire for this season is no excep- tion. The Michigan man who wants" to be considered correct in his choice of "after six" clothes ...…
…THE 1MICHI A N DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 Tops In Flats This Season " . -.., 41.A'. - t W a.. nv - .f }: r.;yltV.Hw . .., f'r _ is .4 .. } :f )t i "K->:.. J Michigan Men Wearing Better Grade Of Shoes No Hot Number As Season Records Bigger Variety Than Ever In Footgear With each passing season it becomes more evident that, a prospective "fa- shion plate" pedals to the heights of sartorial elegance,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN THaEs M. ya T CH T. C S1.amN I11..JA I 1PG EEE Softer Fabrics To Be Favored In T W I wide Variety - y a Now IF You (oe's Winter Suits whose family exchequer limits you to NECKTIE LABELS PUT TO USE GIFT BOXES USEFUL a mere trip to Atlantic City and (our Labels on neckties are usually Up-to-date manufacturers have economic system does falter in spots, tlought of as purely advertising but made availabl...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY z u THE ENG~LI EI WEAR MTFFLERS ii UNDER THE CLOCK -114th L1Z'A I DISRAELI 1 ; wi+u rc Ever since Mother broke the news we pointed over his shoulder at it exaggerated solic:uWce. And going to us that we were color-blind and hanging on a rack on the counter, i;ome on the train that night-at six wouldn't ever be able to tell red from: behind-a nice collection of alter- -one chap came up to us. And he nate stripes in g...…
…HRISTMA S SJ UPPITBII E ! T L .L Sir igau tl ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 ".5c r " t S K MAE tY fly C J Y ? 1 IN Y X;; fit Lci h9 aia s~~swcwp ft 4 1 v Now is the Christmas Season. The carpenter lays aside his mallet, the shoemaker his awl, and other workmen whatsoever are the tools of their trade. For with this gala time the spirit of carnival enters into men and their hearts are light and their minds turn to the sw...…
…oUTEW THE MICHIGAN DAILY FE )AY, EC. , 19 31 Silks, dhiffons Are Featured In Nightgowis Fluffy Naivete And Strict Iailoring Seen In New Hili Waisted Gowns By MARIAN FERGUSON For a completch feminine woman who appreciates the sense of luxury that the feel of lovely fabric give, the ideal gift is a nightgown selected to suit her personality. The nightgowns in the fashion's spotlight are high-waisted and molded to the figure. The materials vary...…
…FRIDAY, DfE. 3, 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sleek Sport Dress, Ideal For Cokes And Classroom, Is Campuw PAGE FUFTEEN Must 'Warm Autumn Tints Brighten Cloth Coats For All Tastes, Designs, Prove Their New Style Importance At Last! Gifts Black Still Considered Favorite For Christmas Color For Informal Date Dress , I Y wool uresses Individuality In 2-Pocket I Models In Broadcloth Reflect Schiaparelli New Shades To Shine I < Soft, Furs For Dres...…
…THE MIICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DEC. 31 Evening Bags And Jewelry Add Bright Notes To Christmas Giving I black and the sherry tone which is iModerndanta L o Beach S es ,,,'Variety' Becomes New lovely with everything, but whici C Laden Invade Ballroo111 Note In Hosiery Realm best sets off the lighter shades of C om es S etngbeige and gray. Then there is the Something new and different all Just ask the college girls, or for distinctively new ...…
…I THE MICHiGAN DAILY pe GE SEVENTEEN Brilliants. Fur Seqins Trim EveningWraps Dancing College JJWomen Find Daring New Formals Praci aI Holiday Gifts ara n t a Fashion Rules Toeless Shoes For After Dark WhIite tChi fon Is Very Gayd Coats For Formal Wear A Modern Mi. waits Offer Extensive Choice Christmas Social Whirl1 Of Fabrics And Colors - By IJELEN BRADY BiloeCade Is Featried Let us remind you that Christmas th weeks away. And Christmas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY uxurious Robes Command Attention Give Hands A Sleek Appearance I~ t / . . 'Lovely Ladies' Prefer Model Lornge Coats Chenilles, Flannels, Satins Mould Feminine Figures' Into Slenderizing Lines By KATHERINE MAC IVOR For the lovely lady who adores lux-' ury may we suggest a lounge coat' as the perfect Christmas gift.j The chennille robes which are so flattering have the additional virtue l of practicabality in that they are ...…
…The Weather Cloudy to partly. cloudy and continued cold, snow flurries in north portion today. L £fr g4 au domduaia it A Editorials Student Interest In The Peace Pll... A Red Light Usually Means Stop, But...... VOL. XLVIII. No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1937 PRICE FIVE CENTS China Refuses To Talk Peace Not Providing A JapRetreat Preliminary Talks On Eve Of Brussels Conference Center On Americans Belgian Minister To Open...…
…FHE MICHIGAN DAILY WED _ DAY, NOV. 3, 1931 .......T . . .......... .... WEDNs 1 1e.srDAYas! . NO. .6V{/' NEWS IN BRIEF Michigan i Paraguay TWO BURGLARS, ambushed by A STATE OF WAR was enforced in, special deputies and postal inspectors Asuncion, capital of Paraguay tonight in the post office at Smith's Creek, after an attempted uprising by mem- disregarded commands to surrender bers of the army who sought to create yesterday and died in a...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3,1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Gehringer Gets Most Valuable Player Award I-M Depar Squash tment Plans Cold Weather Get - Together Peps Gridders' (1 H I .. ASIDE LINES CUSTOM Detroit's Second Draws 78 Of 80 Votes Baseman' Possiblel A general get-to-gether at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4 at the I-M building for those who are interested in the sport of squash was announced yesterday by the Intramural Sports Departm...…
