…T11 M i E-AN J.t1Y: t~t .ir' .i. :l 4-t; Court Upholds Far-Reaching Helped in War Implications By Psychology Negro 's Vote in Texas Primary CE1R4 LE 1FRA N4.AS: Prof. Koella Announces New French Plays for Production Decision Says Color Cannot Stop Men from Choosing Own Rulers$ By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Su- preme Court today upset a decision of nine years' standing and ruled that Negroes have the rig...…
…4jift Y it igun 4it Weather Cloudy and COld VOL. LIV No. 71 VOL. IV N. 71ANN ARBOR, lnICmIGAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Forces Tr n SOLDIERS MUST VOTE: Erman Divisions _ " ',' Namur Island Captured by U.S. Marines Three Airstrips on Roi Island Can Be Repaired For Use by Americans By WILLIAM HIPPLE Associated Press Corrspondent U.S. PACIFIC FLEET HEAD- QUARTERS, PEARL HARBOR, Feb. 3.-Namur Island at the northe...…
…IT ii E Ai i 4-. 14 i cl== , i.v VnTT'ItL 'C ZTV--- 'tftAA .-.. .J.A.R -k_ "Y 5, ..Y£~ ..hAL4 U £ " 'l 0 I Tb rtb 3?Ur . ccr m - Ann Arbor Youth Explains His hiventiwn to Mrs., Roosevelt German Bombs Form Geysers of Water in Anzio Harbor SLEEP TREAT MENT: Dr. WUaggouer of 'U Hosploit cribes C X u re for Faii By AGGIE MIIER "Speaking to Mrs. Roosevelt was the proudest moment of my life," commented shy Robert Elliott, with a broad grin...…
… 1T 1IV.m i vu ir-A NVT'i A TT V v i Michigan Faces Indiana Quintet Tonight in First of A~x*ZE l. Seriesm 5 TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor Michigan May Break Millrose Record... THERE is a strong possibility that the Millrose Games' 19-year-old record in the two-mile relay will go the way of all track records Saturday night when Michigan's quartet, potentially the greatest in Varsity history, trots out on the Madison Squ...…
… FOV I T~'~ T~TT~:~ ,.~ ,.'~ TI x X___ - ,4 I X X 4-4 I I A -- I -4,- F WA7 Fr 4 ii~ Fifty-Fourth Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusi...…
…ITR ; ~14 I ti L. Al t A A 2. 2 -~ U.~U-4.~ IM Building Will B e Scene of Ships Bail' Tomorrow Bob Chester s Orchestra Will Furnish Music Betty Bradley To Be Featured Vocalist; Navy-Marine Chorus To Sing During Intermission Announcing the final plans for the "Ship's Ball" to be held from 9 p.m. to midnight tonorrow infthe Intra- mural Building, John Laursen, pub- licity chairman, stated yesterday that the "decorations will be mili...…
…kI MICHIC A N -TILJ~ ~1ICUI~ A NT Z~Z.i !'.~.U ~ALR ~ ~Li~ ti 11 U~Jt~1j4I I ________________________ _______________ - -- I I - __ -- . ' k41l1t1 l: t ' a3, 4, 1944 IRSIDE~ IiSCUSSION: Rev. Mayne Will Speak On 'Adventure in Good Will' Today o- Director of the Detroit Roundtable of Christians and Jews, the Rev. Jo- seph Q. Mayne will address the week- ly fireside discussion meeting at 8:30 p.m. today at the Hillel Foundation. His talk, ...…
…1 it -AL k . Itt Weather Colder VOL. LIV No. 44 ANN ARBOR, iIWHOIGAN, TUESDAY, JAN. 4, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Soviet Tank Columns Sweep into Poland 4 1,000 Ton RAF Blow Rips Berlin P R Hitler's Chancellory Made a Shambles Swedish Sources Say By The Associated Press LONDON, Jan. 3.-Berlin was rip- ped and seared by another 1,000 tons of explosives and incendiaries early today in a second successive assault by RAF bombers spilling d...…
…PAGE TWO IJIE lift-AlIt".'AN liAllY TITRADAV, IIAN A 14644 ...a a LI I A. l a:JAN1 1 4 YvV -~ . IA Ii4 A A. L~,1~L~4A~ ,1,).~ . I, ~ * wLy 3iilgrn tI4zt~ Fifty-Foiyth Year . ...... ,_ .. , . . .n... ,. fi. ......,.. a 1 RIN ANT) BEAP IT UV Lichty The WASHINCflrlN *I 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 Mo...…
… TUESJDAY, JAN. 4, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 11 In __ _ _'-~- -~ Broncos fhi p Ilvein es; Wildeats Play Here Saturday Cagers Suffer 57-50 Defeat In Overtime King, Strack, Leddy Spar in G ae; C oac Praises Team's Work By BILL MULLENDORE The Michigan basketball team suf- fered its second straight defeat at the hands of the Broncos of Western Michigan in a thrilling overtime con- test last Saturday evening in West- ern's gym by...…
…PAGE FOrn - - - - - --- -, - : --- 7z - - - - - - A-i i C fit 4, ,,v 1 i4 A I f. ' ', he ;t. _________ . - - -. a t .is.Fa12., i. vi.- "a-s.cRl, -1 A-7 Y_ aYYJ I W LB Begins To Air Crucial CIO=GM Battle Red Cross Worker Uses Out-Rigger Canoe in Fi ji Islands Relations in Future DETROIT, Jan. 3.-(P)-A three- man panel of the War Labor Board began hearing here today a labor dispute whose settlement may well blueprint the pattern of man...…
… ig N Ii:Aj 1A A14 Warmer ,Q _._ VOL. LIV No. Zo ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1943 =pu v m "!vnqI A - ArI'AudE L Yia E4amw Fi llied Conference Held in Teheran, Iran Aussies Near NipFortress In New Guinea Jungle Troops Close In on Wareo; Mop Up Enemy Holds on Way By The Associated Press SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Saturday, Dec. 4. -Australian jungle troops, supported by artillery, are closing in on Wareo...…
…TIlE MYIVJI1GAN D4ILY Players To Star in Last Perf9on ce' iy CAP Plane' Volunteer Flying Group Flight Conducted at I overnument Request UJrgently needed experimental equipment for a war research labora- tory was recently flown from Cam- bridge, Ohio to Ann Arbor by a Civil Air Patrol plane from the Ann Arbor Courier Station, according to Lt. W. C. Rufus. Demonstrating the important role played by this volunteer flying group in the war effor...…
… mmiiiiii +G _ Cagers Open Season Toniht Against Central Michigan . ,,,_ 4 TAKING IT EASY By ED ZALENSKI Daily Sports Editor A Soldier Writes.. . HERE is at least one person, besides us, who feels that our column, "The Case of Tom Harmon," was justified in the light of slurring remarks made the day his name jumped into the page one headlines. We reprint below a letter received from a Daily reader, M/Sgt. Cono N. Carrano, who is stati...…
…HUE MICHIGAN DlAILY SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1943 Id Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GAFTON GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty ...... Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Contro) 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 P...…
…wr- , 18#x. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FM Bill Sawyer To Play ct fnnual Union Formal Today USO Meeting To Be Friday At Rackham Only Women Who Received Postcards Will Be Admitted; Dance To Be at Harris Hall The time and day of the compul- sory meeting for all USO hostesses has been changed to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, in the Rakham amphi- theatre, instead of 7:45 p.m. Friday, as was previously announced. Only those women who received cards throug...…
….rr^ - T f!E CuA? F if Get started, Shoppers! Today! another You simply can't wait minute this year. Saint Nick and Uncle Sammy are going to be mighty busy-not to mention your.local merchants. Don't get caught in the last-minute battle this Chrism as.-You'll be sorry if you are. '' rvS. if vY".,':. ::ff f r - / bf ~ i I Ill M - t1 COSTUME JEWELRY Many kinds-and prices-for your choice ... Earrings . . bracelets . . . necklaces . pin...…
… . f \j. Ak- dc 4A..Aks ait We atherP c' :;tiiiied Colid Vol. LIV No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Coal Strike Settled by Wage MacArthur Attacks Nip Stronghold 3 Destroyers, 8 Vessels Downed at Rabaul in Worst Jap Sea Defeat By The Associated Press SOUTHWEST PACIFIC ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Thursday, Nov. 4. -Gen. Douglas MacArthur's air arm inflicted the worst defeat yet admin- istered to Japan's...…
…PAGE TWO TH E M I C HIG ATN D A ILY THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1943 MacArthur Friends of Japs (Contin ued from Page 1) In-lIuanda xrea on Bougainville Island first consoli- dated and then enlarged their poti- A re Murdered tions on that last major enemy hold- . emerg ( ns Gic Cdrv !4lef iike Tda Orgoanization To Dr. Treviranus iscuss Peace Tells Faults of ing in the Solomons. Japanese de- fenders were driven back, the coMt- munique said, leavin...…
… ID X, NOT, 4, 1941 V IIMT~I DANf~ILY olverines Lead Western Conference in Offensive 'ower Court Squad Holds Initial Practice Drill The basketball team got off to a flying start yesterday as it had its first intensive practice of the new year. Assistant Coach Bill Barclay ran the team through its paces, which featured a fast, breaking offense, along with the style used in its games last year. The squad was also given some set block play...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY w .. v <- a .u a .. . a.Aavavw7iviail 1 V.7" :f 1.7YJ E4r Sitrigan ?alLy Fifty-Third Year I !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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Assoc...…
… WW~UKsIk&r, wev~ 4, 143 TH-E MICUTLCAN -fl~t. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ - -.~' -~ ~ .LP't~J.L4J. I -- R'z1(zwJ. wi,5 JGP Sets Goal Of $30,000 'PistoL-Packing 'Policewoman I n War Bonds Junior Women May Sign Up For Committees Next Week At League Registration Booth "Junior women will attempt to help pave the road to victory by selling $30,000 in war stamps and bonds dur...…
…PME JXTIME MICIGAN DAILY ~t7~~AYNO 7. 4: 104 800 YOUTHS IN CUSTODY:, Governor:1Tr ge S1 eed from, Committee on Delinquency Three 'U' W omen Appointed to Daily Editorial Positions NOW HE'S CAPT. SPENCE: Former Conmancnder of Company A Is Promoted LANSING, Nov. 3 - VP) -- Against the backdrop of a report by the pri- sons showing nearly 800 'teen age youths in their custody and the num- ber committed this year rising alarm- ingly, Governor K...…
…N I I Y tr tgun 4atg WReather Showers and Warmer VOL. LIII, No. 27-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS Allies track Etna Line, Encircle Cat. ania Army 800 Militar y mill Invade' Ann Arbor for War Exhibition Opening Net6 Offensive v Nazis Begin Italian King with New Military H ad tit.:.... . . .'* Allies Blast in Police To Be Here Aug. 23 Miniature Camp Will Be Made at West Park; Sham Battle P...…
…101, TWO -.-. -, , ..... w .....t.,r.... .......... T1I~ MU~iANIAL WEDNESDAY, AM-4,1944 ________________________________________________ U ~------..-.. ~ '--.--------..---- Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University o' 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 ...…
…'1 DNEDAY, ATI4x. 4, 1049' i~THEfCI ~lh A W-ki PAGE THREE v.a .ve irm m 'a_ m..e. .m. 4.n .[a. L.V La £S 11/ . _ All-Star Game Unaffected by Na Ruligs Mid-Western Football Plans Are Unchanged By Territorial Limit CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-(IP)-Football in the Midwest, particularly the an- nual All-Star Game, will not be af- fected by the Navy Department's rul- ing which sets a territorial limit in which teams representing naval sta- tions and bas...…
…T HE MICHIAN DAILY WEbNEMAY, AUG. 4, 1944 - Lonely Leatherneck Gazes out to Sec at Outpost in Cuba 'BLACK RENAISSANCE': Separate Negro Culture in 20's Was Undesirable, Hayden Says "The Black Renaissance or New Negro Movement of the early 20's which tried to establish a separate Negro culture was neither desirable or possible," Robert Hayden said in his lecture on Negro poetry entitled, "I Too Sing America" at Rackham. Amphitheatre Mon...…
… I I ' 4A-4 PRWI IWI, Wtr 4 l Weather Occasional Showers VOL. LIII, No. 6-S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 Hundred Ja lanes RoutedoverCe PRICE FIVE CENTS itral Solomons Area in ew Allied Offensive I * * * * * * Italian Bases Pulverized by Allied Bombs U.S. Liberators from Levant Aid in. Assault On Sicily, Mainland By NOLAND NORGAARD ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA, July 3.- ()-The Allied assault on Italy's milit...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATILY -S AY, TMY 4, 1943 i --- --- - -RT v as.Vr . .1T -V i y c'a p 'U' Professor Turns Down Raise Request Sharfman Puts Dispute In FDR's Lap Because Of Lack of Authority WASHINGTON, July 3.- (P)- A new administrative dispute was dumped on the White House door- step today when I L. Sharfman, chairman of the railroad emergency board, turned down flatly stabiliza- tion director Fred M. Vinson's re- quest that the boa...…
… SUNDAY, JULY4 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY T A GFE- TH R . F TAKE FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME : d* i Surging Tigers Trim Yanks Twice Beg 1 b' P I :'jin /119T DETROIT, July 3-(/P)-In a hard- to-believe finish, the Detroit Tigers overcame a six-run lead in the last two innings of the nightcap today to defeat the New York Yankees, 10 to 9, and sweep a double-header from the once proud champions. Rudy York's 11th inning homer won the opener, 6 to 5. In ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICIGAN DAlI. S ONTAY. JULY C x:943 .a. _.. ... -.. ..- ,. 1 11 L 1 1 1 V 11 l_ 1T L'1 S - L t'A 11L/ 1 -- alayawm. raa. eam. ius °a s.a' ffi Ma Fifty-Third Year The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND By DREW PEARSON THE HUSH-HUSH METHOD: N ega ti ve Race 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 th...…
…F. SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 THIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG. v Y. MUSS MeetingOf f411 U Coed S To Be eld Tuesda v Dr. L. Vincent, . CPsychologist, To Be Speaker Attendance of Undergraduates To Be Required; Dean Lloyd Urges Grad Students To Come Dr. Lee Vincent of the Merrill Palmer School, Detroit, will speak at a mass meeting of all women on cam- pus to be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Rackham Building. Attendance is required of all un- ...…
…PAGE SEX U,.S Navy Men Prove To Be Heavy Eaters Food Consumption In West Quadrangle Reaches New High "The 51 full time employes and volunteer 'galley' employes in West Quad are receiving a taste of mass production cooking," Christina Rich- art, head dietitian, said yesterday. "Thirteen hundred and seventeen men can consume a lot of food," she added. "In one day we use 270 loaves of bread, 90 pounds of butter, 4,500 half pints of milk and 100 a...…
… SUTKDAYP JiT T ,4, 1949 0 THE MIC~HIG~AN DILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1~4~ - S University Contributions Send 120 Boys to Fresh Air Camp Pantelleria Commander As a result of the $1,300 contrib- uted by University of Michigan stu- dents last spring, one hundred twen- ty boys from Detroit, Pontiac and. surrounding metropolitan areas are attending the University Fresh Air Camp near Pinckney, Mich., which opened a week ago. Sent to the ...…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1943 Acquaintance Bureau Offers Servicemen Aid, No More Lonesome Friday, Saturday Nights For Seekers of Dates Offering a solution for lonesome Friday and Saturday nights, an ac- quaintance bureau will be set up in the League sometime this week for the benefit of servicemen and Uni- versity students who have been look- ing for their ideal.date. Under the sponsorship of the Bomber Scholarship F...…
…... a... iiMMl " ti,, \ '-4.' vi rgnn ter, ; ' "r' ....-. VOL. LIII No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY. MAY 4 19" PRICE FIVE CENTFS Final Round Of Tax Fight On in House Democrats Oppose Republican Battle for Passage of Rum Plan By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, May 3-The fin- ish battle on pay-as-you-go taxation opened today in the House, with Re- publicans again fighting for the modified Rum plan to skip a com- plete income tax year...…
…TWO _.-**---*--*--- - -.T E M C I A A I ... Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication...…
…T P! WMAY 4x,1943 WOMEN'S NEWS T4KEI. 14V -iD-ALY, SPORTS ,EWS --a- -~ PA 1 Nine Trounces Romulus, 14-4; Plays at Kalamazoo Today Wyvern Women Tap 15 Leaders Of Class of '45 Clad in their well-known yellow sweaters, brown skirt, and yellow hair ribbon combinations, members of Wyvern, junior women's honor soci- ety, climaxed their lengthy tapping spree by marching in and out of the front door of the Union, singing and repelling the ...…
…a t . . - . r . . .1. TIE M14§HIi?.A\B l)ATI ~ rtr~. -W! i. - ,--, fit r t Army Man Eirjoy Life On Cain pus "Fresh Vegetables Are A Treat Compared To Dehydrated Food" By CAPT. H. W. SULLIVAN Judge Advocate General's School "It's wonderful to be here, without blackouts, curfew, and enjoy fresh vegetables, Lt. Donahue of the Judge Advocate's School reminds us. Flying in from Hickam Field, Hawaii, to attend the eleventh class in the JAGD S...…
… 2W Ugunr 4A/A ~iKjjji,4 F I VOL. L I No. 130 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS 13 Billion Sought In War Loan Drive Beginning April 12 Government Sponsors Biggest Finance Operation in History; Newspapers Will Have Main Role in Second Campaign, By JAMES D. WHITE Associated Press Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 3.- The nation's newspapers are coming to you for $13,000,000,000 more-for Uncle Sam. It's the second w...…
…THlE MICIGAN DAILY XVDAAPRIL , t04 PAGE TWO 1. - mmmkmmmwa MOVE PE VI EWS is cast as his widow. Suspicious cir- cumstances surrounding the death of "Keeper of the Flame," I. A. R. the hero prompts Tracy to investi- Wylie's deeply significant story of gate further and his discoveries lead 3ontemporary American life, has been dhiminto a whole-souled love for the brought to the screen. The picture man's wife. version, starring Spencer Tracy a...…
… SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 104i THt 9.1-CRTC-Alq -lriA-lrf.V PAft, ttffft PA~~W1 ill!- Holiday Beats Kiefer To Feature AAU Swimming Meet Crisler Invites All Men to Grid Practice, Regardless ofAbility Michigan Medley Trio Wins; Ohio State Takes Team Title I I f |I We Did Right Well 1 TEACiHER VS. PUPILS: I ; I c-"If"Woo qp"12"A-1 I By JACK MARTIN Coach H. 0. "Fritz" Crisler's spring football hopefuls, weather permit- ting, wil...…
…FACT 10-4l TilE 11"iiA~ ~~ i -ZTND - Y- .- ,Pp A, TL. 4; i, 4, - Ehe lkhgatt Bait# Fifty-Third Year 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 regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusivel...…
… THE " MICHIGAN DAILY orMer Annual Affair To Be Staged At Rackharn War Activity Honor Groups To Be Cited and Mortar Board, Senior Society Tap Tomorrow Next year's leaders of University women's activities will be revealed at Installation Rally at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, in Rackham Auditorium, when general recognition will also be given to present campus ,groups. The affair is being held for the benefit of all women on campus and will take the s...…
…PAGE SIX TUIJ lCIIJIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRJL 41. 1943 Disposal of Government Plants Will Be Post-War Pi roblem Expressway Is Proposed For Post-War Detroit-Toledo Road Financed by Federal Grant of $302,894 LANSING, April 3.-(P)-The State Highway Department announced to- day it had launched surveys for an expressway linking Detroit and To- led, Ohio, to be constructed as a post-war project. Lloyd B. Reid, State Highway Com- missioner, said...…
… $VNDAV, APRIL 4, 114 THE MtIICUI-lGAN DAILY VA~J ~ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Fourth Yb In War Series Will Be Today The fourth in a series of war ac- WIT. SATIRE AND COWEDY: Prof. Koella Names Cast for F; l P1y Prof. Charles E. Koella, director of the French play, announcect yester- day the cast for "Lemonde ou l'on s'ennuie" by Edouard Pailleron (Continued from Page 4) off the press. It is now available and ready for distribution in ...…
…T~&~E E~C4IT THE MiCLHIGAN DAILY 1 -*' Pr~es. Hannah 1' Soldiers 1k Cautions Students To Prepare as Leaders In Post-War Affairs SIjc47FqSElJL WEEK Inui rs ,te T owarreats it First Siep Toward Victory t By GLENN BARB Associated Press Correspondent One of the war's most brilliant tac- tical successes ushered in last week on a note of high hope which was EAST LANSING, April 3.-W)-I sobered somewhat by the weekend. President John A. Hanna...…
…We it43&Uv Iai Weather warmer VOL- LIII No. 104 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943 PRICE FIVE CENTS I ;* Nazi Bom bers Raid London in Retaliation ____._ _____t; , RAF Blasts Back Again At Germany British Continue Fierce Round-the-Clock Blows As Nazis Attack Weakly - BULLETIN - By .The Associated Press LONDON, March 4 (Thursday)- Lbndlon, which was raided lightly by Grman planes last night, had an air raid alarm'short...…
…: ;, T'' ivi u., ,. 17"---- 0 0 . ........ . . . ... -- ..... ...... .. . .... . ..... . ................... - --- ------ . .. ... South American Movie-Lecture To Be Given Bob Friers, Vagabond Reporter, Will Talk TueSday in League Bob Friers, vagabond reporter in Latin America, will give a movie lec- ture in colors, "Wheels over the An- dea," at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The movie to be given by Friers, who did ...…
… a rw -. DHUtSIYA, MA t, ~4 4943 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAG2 Swimming, Track, Mat Teams Leave for Big Ten Meets Matmen Battle For Wrestling Championships By BUD LOW Coach Ray Courtright and eight matmen leave today for Evanston where the Western Conference wrestling championships will begin tomorrow morning in Patten gymna- sium and continue through Saturday. It was announced last night that heavyweight Johnny Greene would wrestle i...…
