…To ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY Zones Choose Delegates T o ew Assemhly Non-Affiliated Women In League Houses, Dorms, Meet To Elect Officers Sponsoring the formation of a new assembly which will give the women unaffiliated with campus sororities equal Vowei and representation with Panhellenic on the League Board of Representatives, Senior Society mem- bers headed meetings for the purpose of organization of the zones during the past week. Election ...…
…0 6, 1934 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Two Games Open Western Conference Grid Season .n Wildcats Face Iowa; Hoosiers Meet Buckeyes Other Big Ten Teams To Oppose Non-Conference Foes; Irish Play Opener CHICAGO, Oct. 5. - P) - While Notre Dame opens what Irish alumni, both real and synthetic, hope will be another golden football era, the West- ern Conference will let loose with two major blasts Saturday: Notre Dame will open its first sea- son un...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, SAT VRDAY, U-~-.-- THE MICHIGAN DAILY I - 1! 1 Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association 41)nd the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER sociatd (9*1tit t'ess - "I934 IrsW01erDiiqgst1135 = t&&DNS"N WSCOt4SiN 74EMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusivel...…
…Y, OCTOBER 6, 1934 liah 'MI-C'HI'GA '"DAILY 'THE M[C~HWAN DAILY L3 Vl l/ a 1 L DAILY 0.OFF~iCIAL nULLETrN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President until 3 :30; 11 :30 a.m. Saturday. lleged Murderer Of Sweetheart On Trial I owa Famr wFarmers CLSSIFIED DIRECTORY Approve AAAT. STUDENT Hand Laundry. Prices rea- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1934 Germany Seeks To Manufacture Own Gasoline Production Ordered By Government Regardless Of Its Cost BERLIN, Oct. 5. - (P) - How far Germany is prepared to go in her des- perate fight for self-sufficiency was disclosed today in a government order for peat and coal operators to pro- duce gasoline, even thought it costs four times the world price. Mining interests were told to raise a commo...…
…The Weather Increasing cloudiness, pos- sibly followed by showers Fri- day; Saturday fair and cooler. LLI itFAi Iat Editorials state Street Beer .. . VOL. XLIV No. 11 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933 I S PRICE FIVE CENTS Professors T o Advise About' Liquor Control Angell, Dawson Chosen As U. Of M. Delegates To State Conference Ruthven Declines To Attend Meetings Legislative Council Said To Favor Quebec Type Hard Liquor Control...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN No. 11 NOTICES To the Members of the University Council: The first meeting of the Council for this year will be held on Monday,October 9, at 4:15 p. m., Room 1009 ,Angell Hall. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary. Members of the Faculty: For the convenience of members of the fac- ulty the Oratorical Association has adopted a policy of accepting checks postdated November 1 in ...…
…0 FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PLAY & BY-PLAY Yearling Phys. Eds. Hold First Varsity Sluggish In Practice With BOX SCORE New York AB Grid WorkoutI Frosh Gridders -By AL NEWMAN-I More Predictions * * * (Ed. note: This column probably, will not appear on Saturday and Sunday mornings during the football season.) * * * BELOW ARE the results of thel votes of the five junior assistants on the sports staff in the form of a con...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933 Pi IMMMMW Publshed everymoring'rexcept Monday during the Universntyyear and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member ofthe WesternCobnferenee Editorial Asocia- tion and the Big Ten ews Servce. '}5 ciatr d Gtolc int __ 1933 ~ ~ c"194 MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The .Assocated Press is exclsively entitled to the use11frepbatt oales.satis ede'oitr for republiaton of as u...…
…FRIDAY, OCT. 6,1933 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CAMPUS SOCiETY Senior Women Honored With Scholarships Michigan Alumnae Award Prizes For Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Winners of the scholarships award- ed by the Michigan Alumnae Council to senior women have been an- nounced. Marian Giddings, '34; who has achieved 283 honor points out of a possible 285, led candidates in scho- lastic achievement. Ruth Duhme, '34, followed with 266 honor points. Bar...…
…,GE SIX THE M . ICHIGAINT DAILY FRIDAY; OCT. 6, 1933 GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCT. 0, 1933 Rutlven Names Faculty Group To Aid Kraus (Continued from Page 1) Strassburg in 1904. He first came to the faculty here as an instructor of mathematics in the latter year and since 1923 has held the rank of pro- fessor.1 Professor Boak, chairman of the history department, was born April 29, 1888, in Halifax, N. S., and re- ceived his bachelo...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy today, slightly warmer. QLI~g Sir igau VOL. XLIII, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCT. 6, 1932 III 1 - Silent Period For All Houses Starts Tonight Fraternities Will Observ Silence From 8:30 Until Monday Evening At 6 Women To Pledge Saturday At Nooni Interfraternity Council T Enforce Rushing Rules; Penalty For Violation The silent period fobr both men and women rushees will begin tonight and last until ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Frid' ay from three to five of this Mexca Papa Eno - - Luy xpelled; Flees To U. S. ACLASSIFIED DIRECTOIIY CAN USE TEN STUDENTS to in- troduce brand new, unique prod- ecay.Se M. reu e 302 Michigan *U n i o n, Thursday afternoon. 24 University Lecture: Dr. Henry Seidel Caniby, author, and editor of The Saturday Review of Literature, will speak on the subject "Prize Lit- erature" at 4 p. in., Friday, Octo- ber 7, in the Lyd...…
…y, OCT. 6, 1932 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .....................--... Two Workouts Held By Kipke To Help Team Guard, Tackle Positions Remain Doubtful With Battle At Halfback With "Beat Northwestern" the cry among the team and coaches, Coach Harry Kipke sent his team through two hard practices yesterday and last night. Disgusted with the showing against the "B" Varsity in the scrim- mage the order went- through for a special practice after d...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JE MICHIGAN DAILY Established 189Q :p, result from another prolonged series of butcheries will fall upon the Mexican nation. As long as men of the caliber of Calles and Rodriguez hold sway, Mexico is doomed to remain one of the back- ward nations of the world, if, indeed, she remains long a nation. ITHIE THEATRE i By George Spelvin III - 11- - c Published every morning except Monday during the University year and S...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ba: CAM PUS SOCIETY1 House Dances Being Planned For Week-End Fraternities Are Expecting Several Alumni In Ann Arbor At Parties Fraternities are being kept busy with plans for the week end for wel- coming back alumni to the chapter houses and opening the houses for dances after and before the North- western game Saturday. DELTA UPSILON Delta Upsilon fraternity is expect- ing the following guests for next week end; Mr. ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Columbia Pape' Charges Upheld. By Investigation Republican Insurgent Play Production Will Presen t Elmer Rice's 'Adding Mcichine' John Jay Dining Hall Is Found 'Tyrannical' In Attitude To Employees New Probe To Start To See That New Regime Is Administered Under Precepts Now In Force NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Three of five maladministration charges directed against John Jay dining hall by the Columbia Spectator, Columbia Uni- vers...…
…fABUISHED 1890, I V w i 4r 460 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS . No. 8 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1931 19 ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS PRICE FIVE1 CENTS J'i f, y ES FOR R TE CH G ight W. Morrow, New Jersey Senator,.Dies Suddenly ANO\ER DIgES HRAN ATTAgg RES IN SLEEP gus Diplomat Cut off by Cerebral Hemorrhage. ) UNEXPECTED berghs Will Start me Immediately From Orient. LEWOOD, N. J., Oct. 5- en. Dwigh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ WITH LIBERAL HEAD Prime Minister, Lloyd George Expected to Decide Plans for Election. LONDON, Oct. 5. -(P)-Prima Minister MacDonald went to see David Lloyd George, Liberal leader, at his country home today for a conference which is expected to decide the matter of a general electicn. Mr. MacDonald left No. 10 Downing St. shortly after breakfast for the ailing Liberal chief's re- treat at Churt, in the Surrey hills, m...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAI Y -4 "Americans are all one family, and we must approach the problem in that light. A family without enough jobs to support all its mem- bars would not push several of them out in the cold to starve be- cause they had no jobs. Instead, the family would divide the work between all its members, and let each do something. All would sac- rifice, but all would live." So capital must sha;e the bur- dens of labor, he said, and hel...…
…« ..... :.a s._: : a.i.. .. ...: x:..s...... r...L _. . __.__ _ws _._x_ ... Just a sawdust-stuffed canvas sack, shaped to represent the human form. But the football men dive into "him", tackle "him", put all they've got into bringing "him" down. The dummy represents the human obstacles that will block their way to victory in the real games. They know that once they can take "him" out, they'll be able to pull down their live opponents. The McG...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WINN v edging Ceremonies Terminate Week of Rushing by Sr a 20 WMENTO TAKE FIRST VOWS TO 21 MICHIGAN SORORITIES AT PLEDGING RITS THI SATNOON Silence Will iI 5 o'Clock Today. Last FOLLOW NEW SYSTEM abaret Dinners, Pirate Raids and Fox Hunts Feature Week's Rushing. (Continued From Page z)' Dak; Christine Kelly, '35, Royal Dak; Ruth Birdseye, '33, Detroit; Miriam Hall, '34, Detroit; Margaret 3urke, '35, Marquette; Ire...…
…*114RE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 THE MICHIGANDAILY THIRD *F 'Adiumm-M aERIES9 S T SWAT CHAMPIONS OF THE LEAGUES HuIAID AIIUD e MEET IN SERIES TO TALK IT OVER IIUVVI III fU L Ii yE4M '*l, STARH EFT TACKL KIPKEMEN WORK ON AE W PLAYS FOR MAROON 7EST Coach Stagg Faces Problem of Eligibili-y in Endeavor to Mold Strong Team. TO HOLDMEE1TINfl Department Planning Extensive Program for Fraternities and Independents. Managers and staff members of the I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY By Lich I GET MA*- lvEW+ IT--"R~e AR 022e.- WP S'.d 01: scAtc-riozE NO I9 Vi ,O IIr I , s , tl ; .. ' ^ " O . ; 'sI l V) Kz ,-~( C-KtCN60 TIASS SN04W4,1'a 4"-ze ~CI4~C~o TIMeS ~'JI~bge~,.'rE - I THISTIlS NASSIFICLM CLOSES CLOMsI A3 P.. ADVERTISING AT 3 PA --_ WANTED NOTICE -- -_-__ -_ WOMAN graduate to share a new HOME LAUNDRY-Work called for 3 room apartment. Near cam- and delivered. Uniforms a spe- pus. Ca...…
…-, t t SENATOR DWIGHT W. MORROW DIES OF SUDDEN CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE (Continued From Page z) with Sen. and Mrs. Morrow at their irst this morning and the second summer estate in Maine. The Mor- his afternoon. rows returned to Englewood recent- Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh were on ly but the child was left in Maine their way to Shanghai today with for a longer stay. F heir damaged plane, broken sev- Miss Alice Morrow and Mrs. Ag- eral days ago when ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 d:Y AL AW 41-v ANN A60 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS - --- ------- VOL. XL, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS PRICE FIVE CENTS 0 .. 'F. at i, " w a, ~ J , r , nns7 "' rr'; i ' i' :: -i ' 1' ES MEL= EFEi mm T S pmmob" 'IT, R, s, 17-0 W M 0 Ak N 0 0 ANk 0 0 0 NWA 0 MUlk N Aft MICHIGAN RADIO Hoover, McDonald To Discuss Problems In Mountain LodgeU BY C. P. WILLIAMS, principles o...…
…PACE fiW6 TTIT. MIC.HLGAN .LILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6,1929-, 1~AGETW~ TI-IF. MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1929 .. - - i BUSINESS AD SCHOOL ADDS TWO NEW MEN TO TEACHING STAFF ° j 4 t t . 7 Professors Charles Jamison Edgar Gault Appointed To Faculty and TRANSLATION OF IMPORTANT GREEK MATHEMATICAL STRESEMANN BIER~ PAPYRUS IS COMPLETED BY ROBBINS AND KARPINSKI R E S T S IN STATE --~~BERLIN. Oct. 5.--Thousands of Michigan papyius 620, c...…
…d f' j'VN DAY, OCTO ;ER, 6, 1129 THF. MTC[TTGAN .k L -TITRri-- . .J....Y...OCTO BER. ...,....2....A ......... _.._. HighSc PLANE FORCED DOWN! Making jump which Soviet Plane Makes Forced Landing Arbor have 1 Because of Motor Trouble; to witnessing, o Resume 'Flight Arbor High hool Student to Make Exhibition (By Associa d Press) CRAIG, Alaska, Oct. 5.-The four Russian aviators flying from Moscow to New York were safe here today after ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHICAN DAIL Y SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 r . ..... . ......... . ..... Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.V Member of Western Conference Editorial a Association. V The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- jatches credited to it or not otherwise credited 1" in this paper and the local news published...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1929 T 1 1 P iVF 1 i_ H T i i A IV nATT.V 'D d /*!1'7l t"^+MP s. 1 a a.. AI .. a aI N Al I..' E A Li A FW Yft 'PVEU - .4 j~~ a Will! ... a qI~p-11%pp.,v O ENTERING WOMEN FIND THEMSELVES AMIDST RUSH LFIPENINGSWEEKSPONSCHOIOIRCCISCAL IVDAR Id PORTIA ELECTION F ==I FOR NEW CLASS [V[NT Past Ten Das Have Been Marked proved to be fake money,then paid Fern B. Schott, Mt. Clemens. The intramural board has re- L...…
…P'AOZ SIX THFE MICHIGAN 'TDAILY ZUNDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1929 ' ANN ARBOR BOWS TO POW ERFUL MUSKEGON E LEVEN NORTHERNESDFEAT LOCALS: SCORE IS ITB 6 Muskegon High school's crashing, running, passing, rushing attack was too much for Hollway's Purplel and White Ann Arbor High team at! Wines Field, yesteday afternoon.- The final score was 17 to 6.4 The "Big Reds'" forward wall{ was far superior to Ann Arbor's, tearing wide holes through the l...…
…i I tTNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE S VE!' -~ ~- Sand tackled Hudson for a one- punted but this time the ball went Crall yard loss. it in play at her 20-yard marker. anothe Gembis made a couple of yards Hudson cut through State's left i punted and Simrall punted. Truskowski tackle, evading several men in the yard 1i downing the ball on State's 29- State secondary defense and ran 79 for 18 'yard line, near the sidelines....…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MIC HIGAN D A I L Y SUNDAY. OCTOBER G. 1929 . . . .......... . . . , .a..., ..._,... ..., ,., rr _.. DAILY- OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday) I Vol. XL SUNDAY, October 0, 1929 No. ' _ 1mh-es Scholarship: Candidates for Rhodes Scholarships kindly meet Professor A...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 VoL. XXXIX. No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1928 I. 1 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS EIGHT PAGES SMITH STUDIES TIME TABLES IN CAMPAI6N LULL DEM OCRATIC CANDIDATE'S ITINERARY IS STILL INCOMPLETE LEAVES ALBANY MONDAY Hoover Carries Personal Appeal to Voters dif Dixie Before Going to Boston (By Associated Press) ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 5-As the time grew nearer today for him to start out on his second campaign tour Gov. ...…
…SHE MICHIGAN DAIL.f SA . THE MICHIG N ........ ~Day Filchers Pardoned; Paving Brick Case is Closed; Local Street Commissioner Makes Promise to Remember Future Unofficial Disposals Those Ann Arobr citizens who have been shivering in their beds ever since their Labor Day activ-. ities in the shape of paving-block filching were discovered, will be ,able in the future to rest comfort- ably. To their complete satis- faction is also added the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PG' EW POLICY ADOPTED AORICL BOARD DAILY EDITOR ESTIMATES SMITH'S STRENGTH IN ELECTORAL VOTES f~. To Take Over All Intercollegiate Debating and Oratorical Contests Here COMMITTEES APPOINTED The oratorical board embarks on a new program of expansion at the first meeting of the year when committees were appointed by Robert E. Gressner, '29, president. Aside from local public speak- ing contests which heretofore have bee...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY RATURDAY_ C)C';TC)lARR. R 199A uTH E- aa-v ax a em. 1 l1" L LY 1. LL ' . vrs, ts, o, lv a e mirhigait ont-Ill I 'ublished every morning except Monday ing the University year by the Board in trol of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial ociation. he Associated Press is exclusively en- d to the use for republication of all news patches credited to it or not otherwise lited in this paper and V...…
…OCTOBER 6, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE \ / -^ / { Ak VA 'I,,= AVA aI RMEN TO HEADVAIRI FOR SOPHOMORE Cl MISS JOHNSON . SAYS PURPOSE OF CIRCUS IS TO HELP ITO UNITE CLASS VOTE WILLBE MONDAY Women Are Urged to Contribute Both Ideas and Work to Success of Project 1 A 1T 1 Nominations of the committee chairmen for the Sophomore Cir- cus were made yesterday. The nominees for the various commit- tees who will be voted on at 4:00t o'c...…
…MICHIGA N D A I LY SATURDAY, OCTO . ..... .... .............. .. . .................. . ................. .. CARDINA S SECOND TIME, Second Practice Run Scheduled For Cross Country Squad Today The Wolverine c r o s s-country squad will trot through their sec- ond practice run at 11 o'clock this morning. This run will be for three miles as the distance is being lengthened half a mile each week.' Coach Steve Farrell expressed himself as ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,e af% a IP'S ___ _ -- --- __- r ALL-CAMPUS IUHNLYf NOT HALTED BY RAIN Despite rather unfavorable weather conditions during the past few days the all-compus tennis tournament is progressing accord- ing to schedule and all of the 64 matches in the first and second rounds in the singles have been played off, as well as some of the first round doubles which are not dut to be completed until Monday. The large number of e...…
…THE ICHICsAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAIL OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice totall members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- dent until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.) - I BRITISH JOURNALISTS ON TOUR OF UNITED STATESS AS GUESTS OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE ENDOWMENT E - .a OFFERS 'FELLOVISHIP Research Workers With Master's Vol. 39 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1928 No. 12 Freshm...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 g AOLv ;Batt MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VoL XXXVIII, No. 14. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927 TEN PAGES, DLITTLE BELIEVES MISINFORMATION USED IN ADELPHI DEBATE ON BAN GRAFF, VETAERANISUI CRAFTSMAN, DIES Emphatic disapproval of the use of home town today, while we, in Annf miinoratoninth dbae n heAror hvetowak Ate srvngcontin uousCAy for 22ON automobile ban in Adeiphi House of "As a matter of recorO, his ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTIURS)AY, CTOBER P, G.1927 schedules. They will also tell what for their room ~audhoard~ in the home TOO FEW JOBS FOR MANY WOMEN 1 AT OHIOK STATE; FRESHMEN GET PREFERE !'NCEBY EMPLOYERS THERE Ohio State freshma'n women are not now being reorganized for the pur- ? etsnm.adestlpoenm I oing to let "papa" pay for their pose of giving a more, complete serv- her, class rank, college, andl her age education., They are going ou...…
…3UA'6CTOE ( 1927 THE MICHIGAN DTAILY' w NEW, USE FOH IODINE AS KILLER OF WORMS MAKE COMMENTS ONALUMNI GAME OF TWO SCHOOLS (By Associated Press) London Sheds Tears PRESIDENT LITTLE CAPTURES UNIQUE WHITE MICE ON At Tax Announced' SUMMER EPEDITION TO ISOLATED NOLSOE ISLAND Intrigued by the unique and hardy where cod were salted and whale served to contain them. In a week On Beloved Monocle ! attribute5of white mice which has;blubber stored, a...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TITT RSTDk ' ? OCTOBER 0, 1927 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Studeent Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttiled to the use for republication of all newsI dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lihed herein. Entered at the postoffce at...…
…DAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE~ - - A-VAN ' , Wff A- 7A Mffl 4 ; ' . ,r ' ' TO ORGANIZE WOMENS RIFLE, CLUB TUESDAYI Women Entering Medical School Must 1U:FEW WOMEN ARE I Upperclass Women Y.W.C.A. SPONSORS LeAarn Tn Iti;ize r M mt IUU fI T IIUUIAI IMP IN ARCHITECTURE Gip ii D CAMP FIRE GIRLS Is Open to Any Woman Interested In Sport: W. A. A. Honor Points Given for PartIcipation WILL JhOLD MATRES Organization of the Wo...…
…1A SX-THE MTCHTGAN D A'h'"l AYlO ° h~ 2 *r _+: :'. '''''"CT',P?' r inn? A.._. .... ....,..._ . Belief In Individual Advancement Is Set' WIL [COPREAs MUNAYKS Forth By Famous. Bishop XV. L. Slatter-\v WIL PEA h IJDAt~ That "the hope of the world lies in be, little can be done abod.t it,an renewing one man at a time" and we can do no better than to let well! that "united world improvement is im- eog lnSpotr fti possible" were outstanding points...…
…EIULL AI |INL | U L PRACTICABLE BY FN FROMD GGEHEIM PASSENGER SERwVICE INTNDED TO DENONSTRATE SAFETY > AND EFFICIENCY PLANES WILLBE MODERN Line to Aun Between Los Angeles and San Franetso; to lie Equipped With Practical- Factors ' Establishment of a model passenger airline between Los Angeles and San Francisco as an actual demonstration of performance and safety which will be available as an incentive for further development of passenger air- ...…
…1.i rRST GAME OF SERIES ki so ,4 ! EW YORK TEAM HITS T 8PPORTIN E TIMS 'rroner 1 lldnes and Vfri oPirtle Errors AtecintFor Two Thvin -n Third FORBES FIELD, SCENE OF YESTERDAY'S BATTLE VARSITY SCRIMMAGES ELIGIBLETOMPLAY YEARLJN UINDS IJFIILL Victor Domhoff, quarterback, «-hfl ITH RESERVE Swas lost to the squad last wN EVAlN BL KERS through enforcement of the Confer- With ExCripples In Uniform Learning ence residence rule, was reinstated ...…
…1z 1t ~IAL UALHLS [E TO PERFECT DEFENSE spfartans Show Need .of Drill Against Forward IPasing Attack in ~ Sa:!rday Gamine WIN FIRST TWO CONTESTS With ,victories over Kalamazoo and Ohio university to their credit, the' Michigan State football squad is drill- ing intensively to prefect a defense that wll curb the forward passing at- tack which they will probably encoun- ter in, their annual struggle with the Wolvdrines Saturday in the new Mic...…
