…The Weather j Cloudy and unsettled today and tomorrow, with occasional rain or snow, colder today. - -.d iT4r I A6F Ar ~Iaitjj Editorials An Alleged Newspaper .. . The Use Of A Split Ballot . . VOL. XLVII No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS All-Campus Dance Will Advance Fund For Dorm Project, Function To Be Informal; Steinle And Zwick Bands Are Engaged Nov.13 Determined As Date For Dance Intramural Buildin...…
… The Weather Rain turning to snow, much colder today; tomorrow fair, not, so cold in west. PP, Ak iau ttt Editorials Natural Selection- - VOL. XLVII No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV 3, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Coastal Strike Ties Up 145 Vessels; Ports Of Gulf Closed Union. Leaders Walk Out Of Commission Hearing After Vigorous Protest New York Shippers Calling Conference McGrady Expresses Hopes Of Conciliating Coast And Seagoing Ope...…
…o.rfi rwrn The Weathier, Continued cold today; with diminishing winds. fair L 3k igun &t14; 7 A.M. FINAL i VOL. XLVII No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Roosevelt Sweeps 45 Stat Five Triumph Millions; By Popular Majority Of Murphy And Brown Victors In Michigan Republicans Sweeping All County And LocalOffices Landon, Fitzgerald And Brucker Gain Substantial Leads In Out-County Michene...…
…Cloudy, continued cold today; moderate to fresh north winds. L A6F A6F liitr t an ~IaitV Editorials A Realignment Of Major Parties ... VOL. XLVII No. 34 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rebel Armies Win Suburbs Near Madrid Frenzied Socialist Gunners Pour Shells Into Rightists Who Advance On Capital Insurgents Moving To South Of Madrid Armored Cars And Tanks Are Kept In Mostoles By Fascist Forces MADRID, Nov....…
…1 The Weather Somewhat warmer today; cloudy, with southerly winds. Y Lw ian ~Iai6j Editorials A Realignment Of The VOL. XLVII No. 35 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS I _ I Madrid Gates Are Besieged By Insurgents Inhabitants Of Capital City Assist Militia In Holding Government Lines Rebel Army Shells Scream Over CityI Two Attacking Airplanes Are Brought Down; One Pilot Thought Italian MADRID, Nov. 5.-()-Spa...…
…KK.. The Weather Cloudy and unsettled, snow North, colder today; tomorrow - fair, colder in southeast. VOL. XLVII No. 36 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1936 Editorials The Analysis Of The Maritime Strike ... PRICE FIVE CENTS Pennsylvania Seeks Revenge, Over Michigan In FrayToday Invading Wolverines Underdogs; Lincoln Ziem To Start Are And Band Marches AsI Alumni Fete Team Varsity Prepares For Battle With Passing, Kicking And Sig...…
…The Weather cold- L A6P, AOF .Ahb.- fa r t A6F att!j Editorials The First Of The Sunday Forums... Why Germany Must Devalue ... Unsettled and somewhat er. Mostly cloudy. VOL. XLVII No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 8, 1936 PRICE FIVE OENTS Quakers Take Varsity, 27-7; End Michigan Hold On East Statistics Prove Wolverines Completely Outclassed In All Departments Murray, Elverson Lead Foes' Attack Sweet Plunges Over For Kipkemen's...…
… The Weather C, 4 i r Bk igan ~~&tdir Editorials An Important English Decision ... Rfegretful Reminders, 3l And 4.. Generally fair and colder to- day and tomorrow. VOL. XLVII No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1936 - PRICE FIVE CENTS Green Sees Lasting Split With C.I. o.' Lewis' Refusal To Discuss Conciliation Regarded As Move For Separation t Industrial Unionists Snub A.F.L. Head Debate On Reinstatement Is Postponed By Garm...…
…b A'!R The Weather Cloudy and warmer today, with moderate southerly winds, LI rL a6ft A 1 att Editorials An Ironic Celebration .. . VOL. XLVII No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 11. 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Peace Rally Is Scheduled ForTonight Faculty Urges All Students To Attend;, Professor ShepardTo Talk Observe Armistice With Silence At 11 Peace Council Will Present Program In Mendelssohn Theatre; Tickets On Sale The Peace Co...…
…f The Weather Fair and warmer today. moderate westerly winds. with A6V Iaitj Editorials The Labor Split Widens ... VOL. XLVH No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1936 __________________________________________________________________________ - I PRICE FIVE CENTS 200 Pressmen Convene Here Over Weekend University To Play Host To 18th Annual Meeting Of State Newspapermen Selling, Shafer And Mowrer Will Speak Registration For ...…
…I - The Weather Gentle to moderate north- west winds becoming variable today; mostly cloudy. L 5ki g an tit . Editorials Go To The Dorm Dance... Welcome, Editors .. Proportional Representation.. VOL. XLVII No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 13, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Petition Plan Is Suggested In Campaign, For Housmg Student Alliance Proposes That Drive's Supporters Be Listed Soon Report Two Years' Work On Problem' Campus Building...…
… The Weather L trigan jIaitj Editorials A Sick World... Cloudy and warmer today, moderate winds from south. VOL. XLVII No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Metal Trades Urge FederationTo Oust Lewis' Ten Unions Resolution Of Convention Would Cost Federation One-Third Of Members Revolt Termination Predicted By Green Delegates Roar Approval As President Cites Plan For Organization TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 13.-(...…
…The Weather Lower Michigan: Snow and much colder today; tomorrow fair and continued cold. L Sir igIan :43 til9 Editorials The Power Of The Press .. Contemporary's Third Year Begins... VOL. XLVII No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1936 I e PRICE FIVE CENTS Daily Survey Shows Most Universities Have Dorms Three-Fourths Of Schools Offer Housing Facilities For Men Students Letters Received From 40 Colleges Nation-Wide Investigatio...…
… The Weather and warner today, mod- northwest winds. C, r Si ian 4Iaittlj Editorial Fair a erate3 . We Needed A Survey ... One Step In 800 Years .. . VOL. XLVII No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, NOV. 17, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Green Urges Rebel Unions Back To Fold Of A. F. Of L. Organization Could Carry On Without Lewis' Aid, Leader Claims Seeks United Front For Labor Forces C.* 1 . Official Refuses Federation Plan Unless Suspension ...…
…The Weather Mostly cloudy and colder, snow flurries along Lake Hur- on; tomorrow fair, warmer. YI E A ig au6P ijatt Editorial Peep Peep.. VOL. XLVII No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS City Officials To Be Trained By University Teaching Plan Program Carries Faculty Members Over State To Give Instruction Service Is Headed By James W. Parry President Ruthven Says Work A Fine Example Of Activities Expansi...…
… The Weatder Lower Michigan: Increasing cYoGdlness, rislug temperature LI Lie igun :4Iai1tl Editorials More Ont Iiumaili rianiic'h . .. VOL. XLVII No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Men's Council Takes On Life In Considering' Student Labor' Body Also Gives Attention To Goodfellow Drive, Cooperative Bookstore Revision Of Class Elections Is Seen Committee Is Appointed To Hear Arguments On Election Chang...…
…The Weather Probable rain or snow Fri- day with str'ong w", terly winds. L 3kF 6 :4IaiItt Editorials Apt flievtOf The (iei iol-t'fd ax I.Law . VOL. XLVII No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOV. 20, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Labor Study By Business Board Urged By Roosevelt Advisory Council Replies That It Will Cooperate By Formulating Plan Roper States Hope For Voluntary NRA President Suggests Study Of Absorption Problem Of Workers In Indus...…
… The Weather Y Uk tga Iitj Editorials vs. Aitiquiated Lawsw . . Fair andcolder today; strong nor~vihwe."t w ids. VOL. XLVII No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 22, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ie S. Advises Embassy Flee From Spanish War Regions Madrid, Barcelona Offices Instructed To Evacuate Danger Areas Americans In Two Cities Exceed 300 Consul-General Is Ordered To Call On American Vessel In Emergency WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-()- The Unit...…
… The Weather L r igan ilatt Fair, cold weather today with moderate northwest winds. Editorials Olympics In The Original Manner .:. 9 VOL. XLVH No. 50 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS A.F.L. Asked To Slow C.I.O. Ouster Move Committee Asks For Unity. While Approving Rebel Unions' Suspension Way Is Left Open To Peace Overture Lewis' Sympathizers Hit Majority Leaders' Policy At Convention TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 23....…
…I The Weather Yi e 5k ga ~ aiI Editorials Snow and colder today; strong northwesterly winds. Values From Various Studies .. I VOL. XLVII No. 51 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS A.F.L. Decides To Withstand Dictatorships; Session Ended Federation Says Dictators Wiped Out Liberties Of TheWorkingman Lewis Revolt Issue FinallyDismissed Green Replies To Trotter, That Local Rebel Unions Need Not BeExpelled TAMP...…
… The Weather Snow flurries today; tomor- row partly clouidy, continued cold. LL 5k igan ~AaitI Editorials joini The Army And See The Worlds .. . VOL. XLVII No. 52 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS k New Interests Of Men's Body Brown is Only Man To Hold Senate Seat As Senator-Elect I J Given Praise Unique Cases In History I Of United States Found In Congress' Records + Larger Scope Of Activities + Of Counc...…
…The Weather Snow today and tonmrw; fresh to strong southwest winds. C, 4r 3 k igau41 4:Iaiti Eitorials Not In The Lives Lost Was The Supreme Tragedy VOL. XLVH No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, NOV. 28, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS No Invasion Of New World Is Assurance Of Roosevelt Cites Former Amicability Of Americas; Discounts I European Situaton 'American Unity Is Not WorldTh ' Brazil Welcomes President In Wild Demonstration; Guns SaluteS...…
… The Weather Cloudy and colder today with strong western winds. L 131kA6 Daitll Editorials Traininlg Methods .. VOL. XLVII No. 54 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 29, 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS Survey Shows Frosh Women Favor Delayed Rushing Plan 2 To 1 Majority Is Shown As Freshman Reverse SororityOpinion Knock Quiet Period; Rushing Too Formal Overwhelming Majority Favors New Three-Week RushingPeriod By HELEN DOUGLAS 1 More than twice as m...…
….. Aiton Believes Students Consider Spain's Leftists .a~Y Issuesasic Merit No Help InComing Election "What is the basic issue of the pres- idential campaign?" Calls Victory By Fascists The following answers to that Lesser Of Two Evils h1 I question were given by students to a Radio Address Daily reporter. I__"Whether or not the principles of Prof. Arthur S. Aiton of the his- democracy should prevail. We have tory department told a radio audi-...…
…THE ICH IGXIN D7 IL IUsDA T, NOV. 3, 1936 EVENING RADIO PROGRAMS 6:00- WXYZ Manhatters. WJR Stevenson News. CKLW Variety Revue. WWJ Ty Tyson: Dinner Hour (6:10). 7:45- WXYZ March of Melody. WJR Boake Carter. CKLW Dinner Music. WWJ Eddie Peabody. 6:15- WXYZ Rubinoff-Arthur. WJR Hot Dates in Music. CKLW Money and Music. WXYZ Fact Finder. 8:00-- CKL WNews and Sports. WJR Hammerstein's Music Hall: 6:30- Election Returns. WJR Jimmy Allen. WWJ Leo...…
…I VEDNEDAY, NOV. 4, 1934 Census Shows 'Forgotten Man' Coasts li Agant On Tidal Wave Students Claim 42 Affiliations Methodist Church Shows L a r g e s t Membership; 2,038 Show No Choice R ALBERT MAYIO Forty-two religious bodies are rep- resehted on campus, the 136-37 Re- ligious census just completed by the office of Dr. Edward Blakeman, counselor in religious education, shows. Of the 10,331 cards turned into the Counselor's dff ice eight ...…
…THE MICHlIGAN DAILY TUUDAY NV. , . .. GOP Wins Easily tenaw county enabled him to outdis- tance the Oakland county vote for \ew D eal ot In Washtenaw Vote his Democratic opponent, John D. McGillis of Ferndale. McCallum Fully Backe polled 16,559 votes in Washtenaw*) (Continued from Page 1) county to 11,138 for McGillis. Ward Returns Dorr Asserts Lee N. Brown and Joseph C. Hooper, Ann Arbor wards voted as follows: First Ward: President-Lan don...…
…rA.E rwGLa mICI __ ___ __ ___ rr,,DA, NOV. 6, 1936 President Turns From'Campaign To Visit Home DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 35 Notices expect to graduate in February, 1937 ing. Tickets for the luncheon may be should see Prof. M. J. Thompson, secured at the A.A.U.P. registration B-47b East Engineering Bldg., at table in the lobby of the Michigan I their earliest convenience, in order Union, Saturday morning. t...…
…TIlE MUTEAIN IAU[ SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1936 NEWS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Government Completes Pension Arrangements WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-A)-In the midst of speculation about im- portant alterations in the Social Se- curity Act by the new Congress, the government practically completed ar- rangements todayto begin the listing of old age pension accounts for 26,- 000,000 workers ten days hence. Such resions as may be sought by the Adm...…
…TTIE mirTTT9xNI DUET SUNDAY NOV. $ 1936 TIH~ MUZIIUNN Ii2HLY SUNDAY, NOV. ~, 193C Classified Direeory WANTED WANTED: Companion for canoe trip down the Danube next summer. Reply to Michigan Daily. Box 5. 151 LAUNDRY LAUNDRY 2-1044. Sox darned. Careful work at a low price. 6x LOST AND FOUND LOST: White English Setter puppy, two months old. Dark, flecks on face and ears. Vicinity of Church and Hill. Reward. Mrs. Fergerson. 721 Church St. Tel...…
…11 THE~ MiUCtIAN.TAtY TU'lESD~AY, NOV. 10, 1559 . i NEWS Of The DAY (By The Associated Press) Cab inBoy Survives English Sea Wreck LONDON, Nov. 9.-VP)-A 17-year- old cabin boy was the sole survivor tonight of the Hamburg-American Motorship Isis which foundered and sank with 39 hands some 200 miles off Land's End, England. Search for the 4,454-ton vessel was abandonded by the Steamer Western- land which ploughed through raging seas to th...…
…T . r1rMITIC xN .1 xTZ!y VEDTN SJDAY NOV. 11,-I'I6 Late Wire NEWS (By The Associated Press) It's A Steeplechaser For Peggy Joyce's Fifth} LONDON, Nov. 10.-A')--Peggy Joyce, with four husbands behind her, has chosen Vivian Jackson, 30-year- old professor of astrophysics at Lon- don University and gentleman steeplechaser, as her fifth. The couple said today they in- tended to marry as soon as Jackson obtains a divorce decree from his present w...…
…-THE HICHIGIIN DAILY* TtI~lTSDAY, NOV. Z2, Shepard Tells -Late Wire How We May NE S Prevent Wars (Continued from Page 1) (By The Associated Press)- much for its colonies, he maintained. California Medical Dean The Soviet doesn't want war be- cause it would interfere with its own progress; it is not interested in ag- SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-(A)- gression, he said. Dr. William McKim Marriott, 51, Professor Shepard saw a possible dean of the ...…
… Whole-hearted support of the partial restoration of salaries deduct- men's dormitories will be the main ed in 1933 will be included in the Ie- plank in their platform, the Wash- cember pay checks of local, teach- tenaw Coalition Party decided i ers and other employes of Ann Ar- caucus last night for junior elections. bor schools, the Board of Education Announcing that Martha Cook and decided, Wednesday night. Mosher-Jordan had officially pled...…
…GITW~ ~~i tr MII~1TTI~A~L LV~TTZY TURDAY, NOV. 1.4, L9~ TURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 I Late Wire DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 42 Driver Dies As Train Wrecks Automobile Michigan Pulp Columns in Architecture Court Industry Meet Found To Have Unique History To End Today Lorch Depicts Collection piece in the collection, Proesor AQA p T r oILorch stated, is the Greek Doric en- NEWS (By The Associated Press) Perkii...…
…TtTrF WMTIlMTN nXMrV- SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 19; r- Life Of An Editc Peaceful, P r9s WN ot .. _._.. WfNjDAILY OFFICIAL r ress Cub Finds [ BULLETIN a and her husband both feel that SUNDAY, NOV. 15, 1936 women have a definite place in the VOL. XLVII No. 43 field of journalism, but that their first responsibility, if they have it,Noces7 is to their homes. Faculty, College of Literature, Sci- Mrs. Averill believes a person has ence and the Arts: Mid...…
…_________ T TT1r MTI I A N U ,T XY ESAO '; NEWS Of The DAY S.C.A. To Take Part Northwestern In 'Y' Conference Offers Unique DAILY OFFICIAL B3ULLETIN (By The Associated Press) 35 Die In French Munitions Plant Blasts SAINT CHAMAS, France, Nov. 16. -(AP)-One of France's biggest pow- der factories blew up today, killing an estimated 35 persons and injur- ing more than 200. Army officers directing the rescue work said there were 35 known dead...…
….:;. __ T ifIE MWI HIcx N D AITEY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 190 ace Oosten Says Lak g Need Governm i By JAMES E. DUNLAP Unless immediate federal or in- ternational action is taken, the im- portant Great Lakes fisheries will soon be commercially exterminated possibly within the next five years, according to Dr. John Van Oosten, in charge of the Great Lakes Fishery Investigation which has its head- quarters in Ann Arbor and is a divi-s sion of the ...…
…-~~ Tur TrntCTN x lj7u ThTR mY, NOV. 19, 1939 McClusky Charges There Is Lack Of Capable Child Psychiatrists Little .rospect OfR emedy (By The Associated Press) For Situation, Professor Black Lgi on Declares In Editorial Killings Suspected Prof. Howard Y. McClusky of the School of Education declares that DETROIT, Nov. 18.-(IPy-Attor- teei eiielc f"op- neys avoided mentioning the name of there is a definite lack of "compe- the Black Legion in...…
…n r Nr t r, v i r ix i; MRIDAY, 'NOV. 20,1I939' King Winter Conquers Niagara Falls in First Frost Baxter Writes First Bulletin Oil Patholnav P Fo pl. 00 " JEy lantation Fungi, Disease, Discussed In Circular By Forestry Worker The development and succession of orest Fungi and Diseases in Forest antations, the first in a series of :casional publications by the for- One - Twenty- Millionth Of inch Measured By New Gauges Here War Departm...…
…O T!I 11 19 1A IT SUNDAY, NOV. 22, 1936 'NE~WSC1 Catholics Re.lv Greatest Use Of Rare Books Na/ T o Coughlin s Found In Photostatic Copies OTDAY ottcCpe Library Makes More Than each year, of which more than half 25000 Prins Eah Year represent work done for persons and (By The Associated Press) DETROIT, Nov. 21.-P)--The Rev. institutions not connected with the Charles E. Coughlin tonight had the And Protects Originals University. v Drown I...…
…T E M I C I C N 1 IZ~Y TUESDAY, NOV. 24. 19 E Dormitory Facilities In Other Colleges Demonstrate Worth Big Ten SCA's In Cooperation, Clark Believes A new movement for cooperation among the student Christian associa- tions of large universities was point- ed out yesterday by Richard Clark, er elements of competition to meetin Chicago Alumni Will "their activities. Chicago Uu t "'Therefore, in the meeting atj Fete Undergraduates (Continued...…
…THIR lql;CHMXN DXTT:T wrBNE-M)AY, NOV. 2111)" loic TIlE MICTTI~AN T~XTTIY WEDNESDAY. NOV. 25. 193G Poor Memories Are Attributed Three To Talk To Laziness By Prof. Pillsbury In Inter -Faith I d7nd*UUwUd Sadn the tentative arrangements call for cussed by speakers representing the three additional Sunday afternoon Christian, Jewish and Oriental re-A programs which will include among ligions. their subjects "Can Human Natulre The series is ...…
…rTr MR~TlVNNIA~I WMHRSDAY, NOV. 26, 10 -H ', rascha Heift-tz Will Use Famous Brown Is Only Stradivarius, Guarnerius Violins One In Senate Vost aluable Instruments Once Owned By Other I Vili iliC Notd Masterse Cases In History Noed Mastersr. United States Found The possessor of one of the great- I In Congress' Records st collections of violins, JaschaI Tower Exterior To Be Finished Within Few Weeks Despite Cold JASCHA HEIFETZ instrument...…
…" : r.... TIT'S MTfTT UN IIAITr $ATURDAY, NOV. 28, 193E Eight Workmen Di e In Steamer Fire Athlete's Heart Theory Is False, Brace Declares There is no truth in the age-old theory that athletics enlarge the? heart and cause "athlete's heart," ac- cording to Dr. William M. Brace,; acting-director of the Health Service. Athletics don't enlarge the heart because experiments have shown that it really contracts after intensive ex- -. ercise. Stud...…
…____T HE MICHTEN jXTEY SUNDAY, NOV.2 , 1938 = , NEWS Of The DAY IF (By The Associated Press) 1,200 'Sit-Down' Strikers Lay In Food Supplies DETROIT, Nov. 28.-(g)-The 1,- 209 rnen on a "sit-down" strike in the Mtlald Steel Products Company plan here, laid in food supplies today fob= the week-end and their leaders said they may ask for a conference Moiday with company officials on wage demands. The strikers, who said they were determined to ...…
…AY, NOV. 1, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAIILY rAG III T tinul r -- - --- . .. . . ...... . ......... ..... FAGE THREE DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN SUNDAY, NOV. 1, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 31 Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will b at home to faculty members, town people, and their friends this afte noon from 4 to 6 p.m. President and Mrs. Ruthven will t at home to students on Wednesda afternoon, Nov. 4, from 4 to 6 p.m To the Members of the Faculty o the...…
…Y, NOV. 3, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY The PRESS ANGLE By GEORGE J. ANDROS IRVIN (PETE) LISAGOR, sophomore who is due to go places as a second baseman as well as a sports reporter, steps in today to give you his angle on the "Joe Unsung" of football-as well as add some sidelights on the order of those he is continually snooping out in an uncanny manner. From The Catacombs-Joe Unsung IT LOOKS like they're going to dig Joe Unsung out of the grid...…
…LY, NOV. 4, 19,6O THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIMLER Kipke Gives Varsity New Plays To Dazzle Quakers Saturday 1 I .f Cooper Dons Uniform, Jogs Around Track Kipke Stresses Laterals; Hook, S ithers Share, Passing Duties A innesota Penalty Northwestern, Was Foreshadowed Iniu-_ Flasl by Varsity Flanker c 1( Faced with the task of protecting an unbeaten intersectional record dating back to 1926, Coach Harry Kipke gave his squad some n...…
…THURSDAY, NOV. 5,193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Squad Of 34 Leaves Today For Philadelphiau National Hockey League Opens Five Players In Toronto, C By GLEN PHELPS The National Hockey League gets .under way tonight for the 1936-37 campaign before what is expected to be record attendances in each of the home club's ice houses. During the long layoff period fol- lowing the Detroit Red Wing's clean cut victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs in the finals o...…
