…'t ESTABLISHED 1890 Yr d4y AL ttlN 1 1 MEMBI ASSOCIA I 3 VOL. XLII. No. 55, SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1931 PRICE STATE HIGH SCHOOL EDITORS TO COLIFER HERE+ EXPECT 2 0 Three-Day Conference, Planned by Sigma Delta Chi, Opens Thursday. PLAN GROUP MEETINGS Professor Brnmm to Welcome Delegates; Lee White, Mapel to Speak. A three-day convention of staff members of high school publica- tions, opening Thursday...…
….1 Ais~ aiI J k MENIBE) ASSOCITl PRESS A rlED ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 PRICE FIVE BINGHAMPH PREARS FOR NTION1 L POLL'' ON LIQUOR SUBJECT The Detroit police are shown arresting a resisting communist. The arrest was the result of an attempt by the "Reds" to hold a demonstra- tion in i downtown park, the second riot of its kind/within a week. Statement of Referendum Plan Comes During Discussion by Party Lead...…
…ESTABLI 1890 NEED, t 41* tv 4~ VOL. XLII. No. 57 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931 PRICE FNV 20 HIGH SCHOOL NEWSMEN OPEN METING TDAY Registration, Party. Set for Today; to Hold Banquet Friday. HERE THREE DAYS Meeting Sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi; Present Program. Renowned Singers to Appear Tonight PHILOSOPHY UPSET' BY NEW THEORlIESI IN MODERN PHYSICS More Freedom Given Philoso- phers in Speculation, Says Bert...…
…J, Air 41rI ESTABLISHED. I!U 1890 r F 43t VOL. XLII. No. 58 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931 COUNCILrCONSIDERS Faculty Men Give RPUBILIAEGgyH IST I Al W A ar Here IDancing ExhibitionIIIUL lI(VI Is Nearhl Sold Out UF11 IIliiUI ist MEMlER ASSOCIATEE PRESS PRICE FIVE CE CUMPULSURY TAX FOR ALLBALLOTS Appoint Committee to Discuss Feasibility of, Measure on Elections. WOULD COLLECT DUES J-Hop Committeemen Submit* Plea to ...…
…0 ..< t jV r ESTABLISHED 4 i1 L VOL. XLII. No. 59 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1931 H DOVER MAY SHO ONE OF THESE WILL BE SPEAKER lDQUITS UNDER FIRE Big Ten Athletic ARTIM ANCEHW GASS- O*ES S Board Decreases DL WinTIM F BRUCE OPENINS SESSIONS Sports'_Expenses PLAN TOCONGRESS OF UNION'_MEETING =a.w wibeigidly in the 1932 CONY ---- athletic program of the Western President Is Planning Credit Importance of Union Pointed ...…
…ESTABLISHED VOL. XLII. No. 60 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1931 LOEL L R. BAYLS Irish Actors Will Arrive f T Tulane Defeats MAYBE SENATOR iflV ...i- .aw . WNl !/ ' P vrr i r H e v,_, . . : _ MEMBER~ ASSOCIATE PRESS PRICE FIVE KILLED DURNil THY 1UUUy jor Twenty actors, the official com pany of the Irish Free state, wi arrive this afternoon for a three Pilot Crashes at Wayne Airport When Plane Rolls Over in the Air. P...…
…ESTAB SHED 1890 I jsr Utr 4 a113 MEMBES ASSOCIAT] PRESS a."- *1 VOL. XLII. No. 61 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR,-MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1931 PRICE FIVE WOLVES DEFEAT TEACHERS; WIN CLOSE_ CONTEST 33-27 Is Final Score of Season's First Battle. Victim of Wayne County Air Tragedy Will Not Talk at Union ASMCNRTSS GJOE INTO --730 D S 5510 N Happy Cries of 'Rebel' Greet Firt Democratic Speaker in Twelve Years. TENSION BENEATH CAL &M! Dean...…
…TABLISHED 1890 . wi 4 a;133 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS' XLII. No. 62 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1931 PRICE FIVE -k CHATHAM DEFEATS WOLVERINE SEXTET 1IN FINALMINUTES, Hockey Teat Drops Second Tilt of Ice Season to Marrons. by 3-2 Count.% CONTEST IS THRILLER Michigan Leads Twice in Battle Only to Succumb as Result of Rebound Shot. - By John Thomas A last minute goal by Alf Stevens set Michigan's hockey team d...…
…2 4a111; MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 63 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1931 PRICE FIVE C MODERN 120-ROOM Michigan Debating Team Will MeetFI SLUSH! fnnesota to Open Season Tonght First Snow Sends Students OE,2000 SEA T Minesoa t Opn Saso Toigh Slipping and Sliding. N Traditional Ann Arbor winter has STfinally arrived in all its glory. THEATRE PLANNED'___A Yesterday morning when the stu- dent peeked out o...…
…,ABLISHED 189I I 1' / 41is itan 4atAfl 0 MEMBEF ASSOCIAT] PRESS I No. '54 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931 PRICE ,q ;, .:, .t _. K n Lu c TS T DEBATERS IINNESOTA E OPENER W "ill Pay at Prom MAYPLAY NICHOL ANNOUNCES Seek '32 CHOICE OF SENIOR Schedule CLASS COMMITTEES Revision Benjamin Appointed Adv"Sry CHICAGO,sDyc. 1.-()-~-~~) Chairman; Todd Heads 4 CHICUAG , Dec. 10. - P) -- Women'shdommittee. I...…
…I TABUSHED 1890 Jr it iAw 4 aug MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS M. XLII.No. 65 1 SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, ,SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1931 PRIC FIVE p III TRY NEW EM ON '32 m ER DAL UNEMPLOYED RIOT IN LONDON aper to Be Operated on Professional Basis. REGENTS MEET tudents' Request Is Denied by Board at Meeting. The Summper Michigan Daily ill be operated on a professional asis during the summer of 1932, e Board of Regents decided st...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 JYre -.ddLj.ddAkr t anan Aw *a ti4 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No. 66 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1931 PRICE FIVE C BISHOP M O-N LL, SHANHAI TEACHER 1 T LECTURE TOD New York Man to Speak Before Methoaist Congregation at Morning Service. OTHER SPEAKERS NAMED Dr. Huizinga, Chinese Teacher, to Tell of Experiences in Education. Bishop Francis J. McConnell, of the New York area of the Metho- ...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890F Jr. It 4h F MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS I I I - F. ti-4 7OL XLII. No. 67 8iX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1931 PRICE FIVE ( -, 1 _ iLL1 AND BEER 'wo Michigan Students Named From Group of Twelve Applicants. OUR SELECTIONS MADE ward Carries Stipend of $2,000 Per Year For Two Years-; Third Optional. Two University of Michigan stu- nts were selected as Rhodes cholars to Oxford University by Ie di...…
…Was"*- ESTABLISHED I 1890 1C. V Aiia I4 MEMBER A SOCIATED PRESS VOL. XLII. No.68 -fSIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1931 PRICE FIVE CE MF ADDEN SCORE S' PRESIDENT HOOVER 'ON GERMAN DEBTS Republican Member of Congress Says Hoover Wants to Sell Out to Germans. EXECUTIVE IS DEFENDED Chipperfield Says Impeachment, Proceedings Should Be Held If Accusation Is True. WASHINGTON, Dec. 15. The'word "impeachment" was heard i...…
…5i Ai 4 aii MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS s HURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931' WEATHER: Cloudy, possible rain. __.. PRICE FIVE Camden, Ark., was one of the worst sufferers from the storms that wrecked property and took human life in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mis- sissippi. These scenes show how a tornado chiseled most of the second floor off the courthouse (top) and blasted out both front and rear walls of the First Methodist church (below). Dean...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 K.r r kk 40 at MEMBER ASSOCIATE PRESS VOL. XLI. No. 70 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931 PRICE FT 25 POISONED BY LAW CLUB FOOD 2 IN INFIRMARY Oyster Cocktails Are Blamed by Health Service. H its Radio Sales Talk LOCAL MAN DIES AS 2 PLANES HIT I IMIMIC BATTLE ICE TEAM WINS FROBM CANADIANSI Michigan Hockey Team Defeats Western Ontario by 3.2 Score. REID MAKES LAST GOAL Three Die Selfr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY EK SESSIO 'Champions SilverI SAMMY SQUIRT: A4 SLIGHT MISTAKE loessorEmForts Says Meeting Wil Take Place Dec. 28- to Jan. 2. WILL DISCUSS SURFACS M~oning Sessions Will Be Given Over to Lectures; Libary Work in Afternoons. An intensive one-week Institute lesigned for highway engineers de- fring to learn the nature an uses f tars, gil, and asphalts, will be geld here from Dec. 28 to Jan. 2, Walter J. Emmons, associate pro-...…
…I TNE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE M1Y SQ IRT: BACK TO THE BUSHES _ ~By Licht y _.. .. r- yAS= A.W-COUT IT QOUT, N. TL }' "STOt + ~5Ci > O SM~.)c.KYV t SN4CEtJ ynj 4ATeR tJS ocLJv _TA, NGI4ACR~OS~SP ~?Q~JR ~~ T- W~ 6TT~a~ tT OPEN STRETCt-A 4 .N 'Too ouc GET&THESE b-Wke UP 44 ! FT Y'ET ,, cN .. .. .. . .... . ... .... .: : t\-V_ CU CE-#-1t7(t. tat ---- . OIcVt. S T0 Tk+AA~T .s&P I N T O T NIS U&N IS____ .U (2 sc -i . W . - yu CsA N T 'S O e-.-...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY QORATIG H p n CHOICE OF HOUSE L M C(NFER ED IN BATTLE ON ENGLISH TOPIS SFT I~ HfCampbell, C o w d e n, O'Neill, S M ' -TilN ..1 MONGOLOIDS CROSSED LAND BRIDGE FROM ASIA OVER 10,000 YEARS AGO ty Wins Two Vote Majority as Result of New Jersey Election. kT EASTERN VICTORY w Hampshire District Offers pportunity for Another Seat in House. rASHINGTON, Dec. 2-(P)-Elat- by victory in New Jersey Tues- r the Democrats are becoming...…
…THE MICH11GAN DAILY FRIDAY, tiE RIIAR SEEKS NEW TERM H N cI L L A ting of High School Mentors With Their Former Pupils Set for December 10. bicipals of 49 high schools and Junior college will convene in Arbor Thursday, December 10, he purpose of interviewing Uni- ity freshmen who prepared for ge at their respective schools. eneeting is being arranged by strar Ira M. Smith. Rnxally the Universiy invites cIpels from Michigan and other -w...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY 'AURDA By Lichty t TD)0 OAS 0 , tT , ~r, T 51-~i~ STEAMSHIP MODELS BEING SHOWN IN FOYER OF ENGINEERING BUILDING Replicas of 'Greater Detroit,' "Greater Cleveland' Are- Minutely '. S ..... _ / \_ .... 1 :: ,/ F 3 I a: ,. _ a : r 'i \kn.. ' \ , .. I LEADER OF SOUTH President Arturo Arauja Flees R epublic Following Revolt 1 Before Election. SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal- vador, Dec. 4.-/-P)-A military jun-I tagovern...…
…THE MITHICAN DAILY SUNDAY, DEC] 7.1 v _WYI_ _ IE PATRONS' 1aRSBPU PROi ident Ruthven, Mrs. Ruthven ,ead List of Faculty Men and Wives Announced. )MPACTS ARE FAVORS higan Seal in Silver Will Feature Gifts; Will Have Simple Decora tions. itron s and patronesses for the hionore Prom, to be held next lay night in the Union, were ounced last night by the dance mittee. President Ruthven, and Ruthven, as is customary, lead list. he other members ...…
…THE MICHIGANDAL DAILY 'IRD S IN THE BUSH PLC)?o T- ,O T Up Ouv. GiT SATc4 - u~ k- I -- y Yy By Lichty ---- =-- -- - - --_ - -- -- _ __._ - --- -- _ , -w _ , _____._._.._.._ ,; - /' -_. r ' v fi \~ ~-7 I 7 A/v A \*,'- A> <' 7,A'> ~ IAt'~. T~APKrS ~4'f ~ &&C1c. NOV ~5 - ~N~1 L-C6'- 4;- , S a l THIS .{. it ". "., 2ad ADVERTISING ci IAT P rom EPtly I' + G '^ .T~^ -a n eatly don e. 0, . D.VMORITL 314 South State Street 808c REPOSSESSED C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILYWEN MERRIL Y WE ROLL ALONG 0 4Vf4 ,&rSTER Q c t W 4U4L3-. 74c DEPRNO 4zc' t } I 'II ~ ~-~Ir G~u__ By Liehty w5o2IS LAST TIMES TODAY "MAMA LOVES PNAPA" S" -e... / _-O i . . ! ..aryl Ir - 4 pw -- ' l 1. - __ rte :: i . _i t f 't Boy Friends Comedy "THE VILLAGE SPECIALIST" Flip the Frog Cartoon Paramount News 4 ,_:;. ON FgM OUS R1H Co-Holder of Endurance Title to Lecture Here T'' m;rsday I f c L oxFrederick B...…
…I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1931 III Will NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-(1P)--Sidney S. Lenz, who is universally acknowl- edged to have no superior as a play- er of contract bridge, has said that I 1I bidding systems are fundamen- tally alike and that victory is 75 per cent play and 25 per cent sys- tem. He and his partner, Oswald Ja- coby, believe the statement has been proved by the first 10 rubbers of their 15C-rubber challenge match with Mr. and Mrs. E...…
… QUIT ~* T'-MN MCET Ci ; ' 1 '- lip I. =r Der'oit'y _ floyOrhta IL I Adolph Hijther,, leader of the national socialist party in Germany. greeted by followers as he emerged from the Brown House in Munich, central residence of the party. Hp, said German fascists are growing in strength rapidly and expect soon to control, the government. ,hrector IN HILL AUDITOR IUM 9 Choral' Union Series Tuesday, Dec. Sngle Tickets--$1 .00-s$I ..50--...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY,] kCC" SATURDAY, C WY SQUIRT: THAT'S GRATITUDE By Lichty T -E IKONI S'' St tU ITi- 1THE CO- TbgD ?OLfCG IAJ~tM~, UT (1othER t.: ~ DSC,1%SU -c ES C. 1T ,U . c'GOI~. OLNS M ISSR umpu GET OuTp.. 14EE Pbq4EtAOC-> --+ TIcz J Mv&-r a T H &Gt' N r C-S,&, Gz -5 1a w 2 u -8 N:H ' / l 4 -. - - - _ - _ - . !. ; ,' <' X ;,4 , r >t r,' WATE1R' FINALRHERAL _ FOR CONCERT DHELO Prof. Brier Says He Doesn't Like Ann Ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY su es Planned for ChurchesI ,hroughout City;.Hillel to Hold Debate. Continiued fro-in Page A1)? Prof. Robert Hall, of the geo-n y departincint, and a member' Explorer's Club, will speak ipressions of the Japanese anid their relationships With sermoni of the service at the ahem Evangelical church will en by the~ Rev. J. CL. Koenig, nary to India. "God, the Pro- of Man." will be the topic Fi1rst church of Christ, Sci- Instit...…
…f THE MITHIGAN DAILYi c s _. SAMMY SQUIRT: ANYTHING TO OBLIGE bI ©P 0TOT/ t P ~ o c E E O .J O $1tE E'O t E t , v p''"E O~rvEC2 ; yoUI/IlvoN ,f 6A.S,S~E ' GONJMA ?At'f J UJO0ED } tht I 5 ~Is ~ S 'YOUR .cj-4A~_, OUT tjGaoS ~a 6 1; ; k I 1- _ c L cr L,+~/ We -' I TE TO &&,V E f-L >; T~Q1Vi4~ 'T"IS 1- -u -" y -( A PTE WfT LORSE 7T*-1JY lliaMt-M.$3S a IN L).TtN Ca OET At:J NOW Y>OU k4-3tI W4ONT 1 7u (S bC-MNUTEA,'-- FOMNTHIS. SPO' ! ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1Y SQUIRT: QUICK SERVICE By Lichty I SY GAD -ir E 3UT 44E w4S WAS GGDRDSC7Mt?4"3QUTr -sT trSC.c 21rEcao& W -ke+J 4E 2E4s '"MNT WKE GTl 2E ME' US ourURA t .tG -, &L'oN t ~IN k'IALE- 11DT~tG W-or.s(AY ON- - W RP I DAUG"TetOL -- p k -TAA+L- E tTw- i.-fI(S T.q1 SIR M\ 4\% FoR.TS tLEAJC TUiTS COLUMN CLSES. AT 3 P.M. LASSIE IE ADVERTISING . AT 3 P. NOTICE is RIE Student-s Required .to btain 17 Hours for Graduation...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY CHUCRH W8DKJ SeriousLy Injured , SAMMYSQUIRT: THE ST YJ us1 -r myL-tJC.)(- T a N HUlT/ A% O Mf1 ~ K .AN' Will Consider Religion in Higher T4 Education at Meeting Collegians at Chicago. TO BE DEC. .28, 29, 30V Heller to Present Chief Paper; Blakeman Will Also Give Talk. Religion in higher education is to be under consid~tv. in a confer- ence of church workers in universi- ties called together Dec. 28, 29, 30, at the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ', UHJ CHILD POBLEMS RUT7YN1TLK UN DERRE8EAsCH' 9T ALUMNI CTLU Juvenile Delinquency, Behavior President to Address 7th Alumni of Children, Studied in District Meeting, Tulsa Elementary School. Club Tomorrow. Research problems of various (pecia! ! The Itaili) MANY SOLUTIONS F( PRESENT ED TO ~ Atlanta Woman Proposes Penny-( A-Meal Club for -Charity for 5 Months.- NEW YORK, Dec. 17-(')-How-t ever unemployment and business...…
…931 rTHE MTCHIGAN DAILY REE WOLVES ARE AME _DAILY'S BIG TEN TEA WILC AT S CHROSEN FOR FOUR PLACES Morrison, Williamson, Hewitt Given Positions on First Mythical Eleven. By Sheldon C. Fullerton Bill Hewitt, "Doce"Morrison, and Ivy Williamson, three of the main- stays of the Wolverine football team that tied Purdue and Northwest - ern for the Big Ten title, have been named on the first all-Conference mythical team which was picked by hembers...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL - Tolves Make Great ns0 ve Record for Ye rY Will Wrestle Again KIPKE1 YOST GIVEll IEWS BOUTTEAM 'The Greatest 'Comeback Eleven} in History of Michigan," 1 Yost Declares. "The 1931 gridiron machine was the greatest' comeback eleven that Michigan ever produced," Fielding H. Yost said last night at the con- clusion of the football banquet. "In four major games the oppos- ing team did not make a first down s by -rushing,...…
…THE MI~CIAN DfAILY YYRDHn flRILflURU GOES TORECEIVERS Disaster Is First Major Rail Casualty of Present Depression. Robinson Directs 'Whiteheaded Boy' With Irishmen, Not Students, Now Teaching Field Still Open, Says Carrot hers There is still a great demand for real teachers, said Prof. George E. Carrothers, director of high school' inspection, in a radio talk yesterday{ addressed primarily to high school seniors throughout the state. The te...…
…THE M IC1I4CAN DAIL PAGE w LO YELL FORECASTS NEW EACH INE ERA4 Engineering Dean Sees Greater Building Period Due to Engineering Advances. Near future developments in en- gineering will usher in a period of achievements which bids to be even more interesting than the recent period which saw such great for- ward strides in macnines, transpor- tation, buildings and public utility services of all kinds, according to Dean Alfred H. Lovell of the ...…
…"HTGAN LDA IL . ERNERS NA ED ON A.P.P ALL A SCHWARTZ[LEADS IN INDIVIDULVT Morrison Gets Berth on Third Team; Hewitt, Williamson Mentioned. Notre Dame Has Three Players on Associated Press / ' Mythical Eleven. Six men from the Middle West were selected for positions on this year's Associated Press All-Amer- ican honor team by a consensus of sports writers. Two positions went to the South, two to the far West and one to the East. Notre Dam...…
…"" .4E MICHICAN DATLY _ HITLER PROMISES SAFE INVESTMET Nationalist Right Party Leader Expects to Be in Power in Few Months. BACKS WAR DEBT PLEA Statesmen Prepare for Meeting of National Financiers in Switzerland. CHICAGO JUDGE PLAYS HOODLUM 'WILL OPEC TOLE q BANKS5 ON DEC, I5l Northweser S dBoy Comis Suiocide' for I 3s Roommate BERLIN, Dec. 5.-(P)-Adolf Hit- ler, young Austrian leader of Ger- many's Nationalist Right, beieve his regime ...…
…_____ __ _I - MIC IGAN UAILY igan Hockey eam to ace atham .LV L~J PORTE MAY START AT DEFENSE POST Canadian Sextet Seeks Revenge for Battle Won by Wolves a Year Ago. Coach Ed Lowrey's hockey team will open the regular ice season te- night against the Chatham puck chasers of Ontario in the Michigan Coliseum. The game will start at 8:00 o'clock. New student prices of 35 cents will admit all undergrad- uates with identification cards. The Wolver...…
…THE MTCH14AN DATEY _. : . en, Troupe to Give x hbition Here To nig: ---------- COURT TEAM TAKES REST AFTER GAME Use of Floor by Tennis Troupe Necessitates Suspension of Practice. Because of the fact that "Bill" Tilden and his tennis troupe weret using the basketball court in Yost' Field House, Coach Cappon yes- terday gave his basketeers a day, of rest before starting preparations in earnest for the meeting with Michigan State Coll...…
…1931 T14E VTCRIGAN DAILY ATTEND L[UICHEI' AS ROTARY1 CUESTS! Advantages of Study in America Told by Charles D. Hurrey in Principal Talk OTTOWAY ALSO SPEAKS Lowell R. Bayles, Noted Flier, Crashes EUAIO C I rvy1Iseseto Fore 'J* fi to eathinFlight to LowerOId Record' FACULTYTO MEET ( BIN Si c l-ancr-q n G nrtrl CModels of Muras Secretary of Foreign Reations Committee Praises Barbour Fellowships. More than 30 foreign students yesterday were gu...…
…1 'E 1CIITGAN DA T LY 11:11:. TCTTIGAN DAILY continue Drills For State b1 b . Game CAPPON STRESSES DEFENSIVETACTICS Spartans Will Have Experienced Five on Field House Floor in Saturday's, Tilt. Dissatisfied with his d e f e n s e, Coach Cappon sent his basketball team through a hard drill last night in the Yost Field house in an effort to bring the team up to the type of ball it is capable of playing for the Michigan State game tomor...…
…_________________ ~ ~ . r r :.:..ed. Gymnastics and tennis are hard- est hit by the ruling with the for- STECKER mer being limited to six competi- tors and three Big Ten meets, while the net squad will be limited to 1 four participants with a limitation of four dual meets. Football re- mains unchanged, but basketball P R E K -E N- E: D squads are limited to ten regulars and 12 Big Ten games. Baseball Associated Press Photo ; schedules are lim...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY 11/H UUNVIUIISN Guards U. S. Purse Three Dead, Three Recaptured by Leavenworth Officials; Five Are Wounded. LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Dec. 12.- (4)-Three of seven convicts who executed a daring plot to escape from the federal penitentiary here Friday are dead, apparently by their own hands, three of their companions are again in confine- ment and the other, a gray-haired Oklahoma mail train robber, is hunted by possemen. The fu...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DATLY 4 1.;),, . ,. . _ lortlw estern Orders 20,000 Tickets for Ga: TILT IS OFFICIALLY SET (ON OQTOBER 8 Board Turns Down All But One of 300 Orders for Purple Contest at Ann Arbor. An order for 20,000 tickets, the grea est ever made by a visiting Leaves Iowa Staff - t team, was received here yesterday.-. from Northwestern University for I the Michgan-Nbrthwestern football game. At the same time the BoardC in Control o...…
…1. vice TF Tournament to a oxing Fans . SIXEEN IGH TERS REMAINON CARD Elimination Rounds Turn Back' 100 Boxers; No Admission Charge to Be Made. Michigan's first annual 'Novice boxing, tournament will start at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the boxing room of the Intramural building. goach Let Philbin sent a squad of 100 fighters through an eight-week training period for the bouts that will be staged under his supervi- sion tonight. Gold and silver...…
… THE MHTCAN DATEY _ I KEY TEAM TO FA ,E WESTER Varsity Coach to Start Frumkes and McCollum in Place of David and Porte. By SHELDON C. fILLERTON- Michigan's hockey sextet, still seeking experience for its sopho- more stars before the start of the regular Western Conference season, will cross sticks with the strong University of Western Ontario pwckmen at 8 o'clock tonight on the Coliseum ice. Judging from the large number of fans that wit...…
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…T.E.M-ICH.ADAILY I Es - _ _.._ Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelydentitled to the use for re- publication of , all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise Credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ...…
…TIRE MICHICA DAILY Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Meniber of the Western Conference Editorial Associatto The A4ssociated Press is exclusively entitled to the e for re- bublication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise redited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the Post Office at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second !lass ma...…
