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… TILE MICHIGA -bILY AG TI iedfival //44is By HARRIS CROHN A look at the program of the forthcoming May Festival program will be enough to convince anyone of its great diversity of styles and periods, and also of its uniform excellence. The first concert is a good example of these diversities. Here we have selections ranging from Couperin to Richard Strauss, and all of it is music of the very first -rank. Undoubtedly, the. climax of the evenin...…

…THE MICHIGAN AILY SUNDAY, MARLCH 19, 196(1 - ----- 5 lhe niveri it icaC ocietc NOUdiC eJerct the 5 7t4 Adnnuacl x I '/ AY F 6 CONCERTS IEIk4 TA + + 4 DAYS May 4, 5 6, 7 1950 EUGENE ORMANDY Conductor, Philadelphia Orchestra THOR JOHNSON Cincinnati Orchestra HILL AUDITORIUM I Ann Arbor, Michigan SOLOISTS CONDUCTORS LJUBA WELITCH. NORMA MARIAN HEYDE . ANDERSC ALEXANDER HILSBERG Favorite Performer and Conduc...…

… McCARTHY'S CHARGES See Page 2 latest Deadline in the State tii4p CLOUDY, SNOW VOL. LX, No. 114 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1950 FOUR PAGES McCarthy Attacks 'Whitewash' of Diplomat Soviet Zone Gripped By Money Panic German Mark Hits New Low BERLIN-. (P) -The greatest money panic since the war grip- ped the Soviet Zone of Germany s yesterday, sinking the East Mark to an all-time low. Fearful of a sudden currency reform,...…

…CAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY <SATTJUAT, MARCH 181-1950 , .. McCarthy's Charges SENATOR McCARTHY has chosen the painless road to Congressional fame. This route does not require the work of research in a committee conference room, learned de- bate on the Senate floor, nor sweating it Out with a lobby or constituents. It takes only: a research staff to find "leftist" statements in old magazines, an- cient membership lists of "Red" organiza- ...…

… S' 1em1AF; MAR V 18; 1950~ ILE MICIGAN DIAIL Y rA"I, __U WWAU 'M'Gymnasts Face Ken it StateTonight Last Home Meet Finds Levenson, Squad Ready ° aSSIFIED u '_' Second Period Barrage TopsWolverine Sextet (Continued from Page 1) aggressive game. Then Boston's Dick Kelley started the Terriers' four-goal barrage at 4:27 when he lifted Lloyd Robinson's rebound over goal-tender Jack MacInnes' stick. Defensemen Bill Jurgele- vich tied up the...…

…Tai~ MIIGAN DITCJR SATUR~DAY, MARCHR 18, 1950 -r FF TO A FAST START: 'U' Photo Service Aids Visual Education By DAVE THOMAS start in the rapidly expanding Surrounded by $15,000 worth of field of visual education. le latest photographic and dup- During the first month of oper- eating equipment, the newly or- ation in their new location in the anized University Photographic basement of the Administration ervices are getting off to a fast Bui...…

… 'GENERATION" See Page 4 Ita~ 4:3 att, CLOUDY, SNOW Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 113 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1950 SIX PAGES Search Ends' For Missing Jeri Lou Ely Brief Rest Found In Chicago Visit A three-day state wide search for an 18 year-old University coed came to an end yesterday as Jeri Lou Ely, '53, returned to her home in Berrien Springs, Mich., in her parents' automobile. She was found in a Chicago ...…

…THE MIHICi~i- DIL-~ FRMAY, -, - -D AILY :, v: S L Stand on Grants Held Inconsistent ' C ° a-- --- ..__. ti AUi Dorianne Zipperstein, '51, chair- PERSONAL man of Student Legislature's Na- tional Student Association com- mittee, yesterday expressed regret with SL's "seemingly inconsistent THE MICHIGANENSIAN announces that action" regarding an NSA-spon- they can fill only 475 more orders for this year's book. You may still se- sored fed...…

…r .r,_._ .. _ ._..... ,_ __.. _ _.. _. __ ..,.. . _.__.._ _ _. M. . Michigan, Boston oU' Clash in 0NCAAPuck Playof: :S 4 'TRACK MEET TO-KNIGHT: Michigan Tracksters in K of C Relays Illness Hampers Two Key Wolverine Players OLYMPIC JOE MAIN FOE: Kent Threatens'M'Win Skein 6 While most of the team is en- .1 jsying a between season rest, three Michigan runners will be in Cleveland, Ohio tonight to com- pete in the annual Knights of Colum...…

…ThE MICHIGAN AIL rDAV, TVIAACA lfi, 19.50, 4 - . ~ - .-y - .- ---. m mime ,__ - e : Generation~ AN EXCITING experience is the best way to characterize the first issue of GEN- ERATION. In attempting an integration of the arts, the all-student staff of the maga- zine has provided not only a medium for student expression, but a focus of stimulation for the entire campus. From the physical angle alone, GENER- ATION is a work of art with its ...…

… 17, THlE MICHIGANL RAILY JGP Scenes Previewed At Debut Tea It is "The Real McCoy!" Central committee members and women in the cast of the 1950 Jun- ior Girls' Play have been voicing those words for weeks. The pre- view of the play given at the Musi- cal Debut Tea Wednesday also brought out many favorable com- ments. * * * MISS DAISY LOU McCOY, bet- ter known as Diane Faulk, was honored at the tea. She appeared complete with her "shooting...…

…Fire4nvesigatr toChee '' ,.r. :.n :::.". 'rr.o > ",;h y .,. tj ; ;:. .t .. ?,": .t r.C . Say Division:; Student: : Multiple y"l, Dwellings6 ":i:S. n:"4 . v:".v ....f .:i:) }:,' r :'i . .i}.:. . .:.vXi:: ...- .. - ..... ,...Pr. ..:,v"i' '}C:..h 1..;,.n".::'i~ :"T::ni- iu .:':.yvvr"?: Q3.. v i:..':"v. "E FRID)AY, MA.IMH 19, 199th TryF1ISI - SPECIAL!!" CHICKEN IN A BASKET, with rolls and butter $1.00 methods and then go on an eight- week tour ...…

… FRATERNITIES' POSITIVE VALUES pg~r ItFA6 Pailli See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State SNOW LIKELY SIX PAGES Chinese C VOL. LX, No. 112 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 I I I z 18-Year-Old Vote Asked ByWilliams Plans Include 'U' Appropriation By The Associated Press LANSING-Governor Williams' proposed in his message to the special session of the Legislature yesterday that it initiate a consti- tutional amendment to l...…

…THEMi-VIU WA1 UT THVRSAY, MArM M1950h. .. .. TRANS-ATLANTIC SWAP: Medico Offers Moroccan Rugs for Jeep By JO MISNER Dr. D. C. Larvaron, of Azem- mour, Morocco, wantsato trade about 25 handmade native rugs for a more up-to-date means of transportation-a jeep station wa- gon., And he hopes to find a partner at the University who will help arrange the trans-Atlantic swap. IN A LETTER to The Daily, Dr. Larvaron explained that strict ex- chang...…

… THUJRSDAY, MAICH 18, 1950TI T-TAN AL' Yank Homers Bury Phils- Reds Edge Boston; Tigers Idle Athletics Trim Brooklyn, 4-1; A Sox Walk to Win over Cards, 11-4 $ I ~ By- The Associated Press -.CLEARWATER, Fla. -- The World's Champion New York Yankees pounded out 20 hits, in- cluding two grand .slam homers, to crush the Philadelphia Phillies, *23-6, yesterday. Rookie first baseman Joe Col- lins hit the first four-bagger with the bases full in th...…

…A A I PAGE FOUIR S'HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 16, -1944, _.... .. .._ ._ : _... _. ., 9 .... ,.._ f .._ 71 I' I fn 714 a - CORNER a GUNTHER MARX, in a letter to the editor yesterday, made a number of statements which we believe would have extremely dan- gerous implications if they were accepted. In criticizing The Daily for playing up an "out- rageous" front-page story on a speech by Mrs. Paul Robeson, he indicated that he is n...…

… TEUTRS14Y, 1MZ4UQMt16,1WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Bowery Prevails it Union Dance Costume Dance To Provide Atmosphere _. . Sharpshooters Coal Shortage Causes Blackout in Coed Annex As Electricians Search for Source of Trouble By JO KETELHUT while the men dash from one floor gently, but it's a big ii "So you think you've got to anotherstesting and re-testing who they are for." troubles," was the typical comment the switches. To sum up their un...…

…g a w - .: 3 f'9 RJR M. - THTRSDAY. MA RVH 16, 1950 irk. Ste' . ._ -- - _ .,. i . - _- -Daily-Burt Sapowitch DAZZLING DEBUTANTES-Daisy Lou McCoy and Mary Lou Payraiser are shown with their re- spevtive fathers, Pa McCoy and Constant Payraiser, in' front of the carriage which took them to their debut tea at the League yesterday. Left to right, the group includes Diane Faulk (Daisy Lou), Maxine Pearson (Pa), Jimmie Lobaugh (Mary Lou) and Di...…

… SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Y A6 A f l 4bp 471- l ' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 111 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1950 CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES SIX PAGES Labor Party Beats Down Tory Threat Plans to Reduce British Spending LONDON-UP)-Prime Minister Attlee's Socialist Labor Party last night thwarted a new Conserva- tive attempt to oust it from office after promising to be more vigil- ant henceforth on matters of gov- er...…

…THE Iic1?iN DXTEY WED Ay, A1&R 15,1950 I I MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .50 1.02 1.68 3 .60 1.53 2.52 4 .80 2.04 4.80 Figure 5 average words to aline. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. PERSONAL IEWS FROM CLUB 211-Club 211's new policy-there is no expiration date on meal tickets! Tickets good any day- need not ...…

… D~NV,8bXY, ']YAIC1 f7" I 05 "EllEICMICNTAILY _ _ _ ._ b _. Duquesne, CCNY Gain NIT n, DAILY GRAPEFRUIT: Tigers Whip Yanks, 3-l; Giants Edge Tribe, 5-3 By The Associated Press Effective hurling by three De- troit moundsmen gave the Tigers a 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees in the first 1950 meeting 'between the two clubs, an exhibi- tion game at St. Petersburg, Flor- ida yesterday. Ray Herbert, Hal Newhouser and Fred Hutchinson c...…

…F ~ra~ MUHIGAN 1~AIL~ T-W1DNE SAY;, MI4RCHW" I; !9W _ . . . _ ... The City Editor'sw SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN STUDENT OFFICERS over at the Union are wearing worried looks on their faces these days and are busily explaining a com- plicated organizational chart to anyone who gets interested in reorganizing the Union constitution. It is easy to see that the constitution needs rewriting. It is old and does not in- elude many of the practic...…

…SHE MITIH6N1IliHAi:V r Seniors To See JOP Preview Annual Production Will Be Presented To Graduating Coeds, Public Next Week Comin' Out Poise, Grace Increased by Modern Dance . * * * * Senior women will view the re- sults of months of planning, hard work and tedious rehearsing Thursday, March 23, when "The Real McCoy," 1950 Junior Girls' Play is performed in their honor. The play, to be presented in the Outing Qroup Plans Activities Wi...…

…TIME MfMfaXN Miry- WEDNESDAY, MARCI 15, 1950 ______________________________________________ ____- FIREWATER FRACAS: Our Law Doesn't Jibe With Members of Tribe I r By RON WATTS Indians, the famous western renegades of by-gone days, have been on the war-path again. Four tribesmen from the Fort Lapwai Reservation in Idaho re- cently latched onto some firewat- er and went whooping it up down the war path. Instead of bringing home the traditi...…

… REPUBLICANS' SPLIT See Page 4 Anit D~ait , a n Latest Deadline in the State FAIR, COLDER VOL. LX, No. 110 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1950 SIX PAGES McCarthy Names 'Pro-Red' Us.. Official i 1 s 1 * * * * * + Plebiscite on Belgian King Brings Split Leopold Gets 57 Percent of Vote BRUSSELS, BELGIUM-P- The leaders of both Government Parties, Social Christians and Li-. berals, split yesterday in a deeper cris...…

…___HE MIC Alf~ _ I Scholarships Received By 37 Veterans Use Fund Raised DuringThe War Bomber Scholarship Awards of $100 each have been awarded to 37 student veterans, Dean of Stu- dents Erich A. Walter announced yesterday. The awards were made out of a fund which was raised by stu- dents during the war to provide .financial aid for classmates re- ,turning from the war. A TOTAL of $22,500 was accum- ulated for the fund from the re- ceipts of...…

…TUt§DATY, MAnteH 14, WO50 TH MCIArAT~~-.-. -7 , DAILY DOUBLE by pres holmes, sports co-editor Bradley, St. ,Johns FOUR years ago to the day, the University of Chicago ' " formally withdrew from the Western Conference due to inability "to provide reasonable equality of competition," which left the Big Ten short one member. Less than a year ago Michigan State college was admitted to mem- bership, to fill out the Conference once again. Next...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TU ESDAY, :MACl 1. .U49? Min o on HRepublicans' Split EARLIER this semester, the Young Repub- lican Club stood solidly behind an "Op- portunity State Platform" that bespoke a vigorous, sincere and united movement. That sawpe club is today slowly split- ting down the middle with bitterness, personal loyalities and ego conflicts run- ning amok. Confusion reigns supreme and the -results of previous achievement are in dang...…

…THE_,MICHIGANDA-ILY- ____________ li To Man Booths in Michigras Mass Meeting To Help Coeds In Petitioning Michigras has given the go- ahead to 58 campus organizations to man booths in the carnival Ap- ril 21 and 22. The lucky 58, the largest num- ber of participating groups in Mi- chigras history will construct and operate 45 booths, presenting widely varied amusements during the two evening performances. COMMENTING ON the diver- sity of i...…

…Try'. J T-Tr"yixNN. jxTty TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1950 - pm ,. Campus Radio Network Seen Possible Tribal Chief SUMMER VACATIONS WITH PAY: Duped, Says Jobs Now Available at R( ' Summer jobs - resort work in I it operates as a sort of clearin esorts, Camps TTYESDAY, MAJUYH 14, 1950 S 1g Seretse Khama, young African tribal chief who married a white woman, was tricked by the Brit- ish into leaving :his tribe, accord- ing to John Dickson, Gra...…

… ,; FACULTY VOTE See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State 43 fi SNOW, COLDER A. nbvr- . TY 'NT To . -- - - --_ - -_ - r. u ~ A AI.1 . See Chance Of Releasing AtomData Fuchs Trial May Bring Out Facts WASHINGTON - (A') - The atomic secrets that Dr. Klaus Fuchs gave to Russia may result in the American people being told a lot more about the atom, a mem- ber of Congress said yesterday. This legislator, conversant with the extent of the En...…

…THlE MICrnG XN UMEY SUNDAY, MAftCU 12, 1950 E . Religion in Life Week RELIGION IN LIFE WEEK - MARCH 12-16 SUNDAY, MARCH 12 Church Services. Guild Meetings MONDAY, MARCH 13 4:15 p.m,-Radio Panel Discussion.. .Interfaith Executive Com. 4:00 p.m,-Seminars: "The Christian Faith and Its Contemporary Alterna- tives"..........Dr. V. R. T. Ferm, Rackham Building "A Philosopher's Approach to Faith" Dr. Robt. Smith Rackham Building 5:10 p.m.-"A Stud...…

…St t ,MArtCU 12, 1950 LISTEN AND REMEMBER: Union Opera rings Out Seam Stress Second Disc of Campus Activities Album Ready The second disc of the Wolver- zne Club's three-record documen- tary series, "Listen . . and Re- member," will be released this week, according toDon Greenfield, club member. Nancy J. Eichenlaub, '53, was announced as the winner of a $25 savings bond for submitting the prize-winning suggestion in the club's "name the a...…

…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY CIINIENMA THE WELL-WROUGHT ERN, with a cast which, according to its own an- nouncement "has chosen to maintain a reverent anonymity." MERELY AS the first product of Ann Ar- bor's only film-makers, The Company, this movie ought to arouse considerable in- terest. But The Well-Wrought Ern can stand entirely on its merits as a film, too, as was indicated by the enthusiastic recep- tion it got the other night at a private preli-...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY JGP Meeting A combined JGP zasslineet- ing and rehearsal will be held at 2:30 p.m. today in the Lea- gue. All women attending :should bring their eligibility cards. Junior Girls Play Is Scheduled for Four Performances * * * * * * m' * l .. The Redi McCoy' To Be Given WAA Petitions By Junior Women March 23-25 4 I * * * Angel, you re in for a beautiful build-up - G you shape up wonderfully in WARNER'S* exclus...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t SUNDAY, XWARCH 12, 1950 .. , --mm-mmilim OGNYEliminates * * * * * *t*A* i* 1aSalle, Western Kentucky Also Victors San rancisco 'in NIT, ner western Ontario Gives Wolverines Scare4 - Before P owing in Hard Fought Struggle BULLETIN NEW YORK - (P) - Syra- ise upset favored Long Island nlversity, 80-52, last night to ain the quarter-final round of ie National Invitation Basket- ill Tournament along with Vestern Ken...…

… THlE MICHIGAN TDtiy FA 9E VEM, Distance Relay Cracks Track Record --N .., * * Early Ba Includes By HAROLD TANN Although present weath fail to provide any indica the fact, spring is definite; l way. Disbelievers might be c r>by a, trip to Yost Field where Ray Fisher's baseb has started full scale op in preparation for the opening of the 1950 Michi mond schedule. - FISHER has had his bat working out for several but now with the comp...…

…ThrE1VTC c11N DAILY OK AT CATALOGUE!: Details Foil Graduation Attempts of 200 Seniors P , By DAVE THOMAS senior's lot is often not a y one. iughly 200 members of the of '50 have already been cened to this unhappy fact so his semester and are fidget- through interviews with the s of their various colleges to f they please can't graduate in after all. * * * IE 200 unfortunates have been ed up by unfulfilled gradua- requirements from anemic c...…

… IN THIS CORNER See Page 4 Lw 4rn1u~ D3ait I Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1950 SNOW SIX PAGES Molotov Says No H-Bomb In Existence Expect U.S.S.R. Bid for Peace MOSCOW-(1P) -Soviet Prime Minister V. M. Molotov declared yesterday that only lunatics could hope to frighten the Soviet peo- ple with a hydrogen bomb "which dops not exist." He asserted in an election speech that while al...…

…THE .V1a1 .V11lar.- MIC IGA rURDAY, MARcH 11, 1959i 4 °\ - A- I D -- -- l' : I14!l ages Enter Playoffs k. MICHIGAN DAILY Phone 23-24-1 HOURS: 1 to 5 P.M. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES LINES 1DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 2 .50 1.02 1.68 3 .60 1.53 2.52 4 .80 2.04 4.80 Figure 5 average words to a line. Classified deadline daily except Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays, 11:30 A.M. for Sunday Issue. A,0 BUSINESS SERVICES WASHING and, or, ironing don...…

…THE MICHIGAN DiALY Gymnasts Edge "'Sc, * * * * * 'Tramp' Win Gives 5145 VictoryEdge- By MARV EPSTEIN With Pete Barthell taking three of the four Michigan firsts, the Wolverine gymnastics team won its most important meet of the season, beating Michigan State, 51-45, last night. * * * ',- BEHIND two points going into {A the final event, the Maize and Blue trampoliners grabbed first, s second and fourth to trim the Spartans by six points...…

…SATIAY, MARCH 11, 1950~,4 rTHEt MICUiGAS DIi~L __________________________________________________ U ___________________________________________________________________ - 5 ti. CORNER... . I_ P4ii ted Pen- LIQUOR LAW violators appear to have rough times ahead in Ann Arbor, since local authorities have announced a crack- down on minors who attempt to buy liquor. And this new policy indicates the real in- ability of ordinary legal proce...…

… &4TURD:... .._. .,.1958_.THE.MICHGAN'DAIL 'P LG, PRINTED WORDS TO SOUND: Electronic Reader New Aid for Blind r ar I s * * * Camp By EVA SIMON A new world of literature is be- ing opened for the blind by the S electronic pencil, which translates printed words into sound. No larger than a woman's hand- bag,tthe compact, portable instru- ment may enable the blind to read printed matter that is not avail- able in Braille or on records. The ...…

…-4 T~HE M'I~A ~T~ _ .- ATh1DAT, WAR41 11, 1950 Relgion in ife1 Well-Known Speakwes To 1 Virkapus SRA Sponsors ReligiousTalks A distinguished bill of speakers, ieaded by lecturer- commentator Dorothy Thompson, will confront ampus audiences tonmorriow hrough Thursday during Religion n Life Week, under the auspices f the Student Religious Associa-- Week To pen Launching the seminar sessions at 4 p.m. Monday, with a discus- sion on "The C...…

… GREEKS vs. INDEPENDENTS See Page 4 Y ,iCt an p43ati4 CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 107 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1950 SIX PAGES 11 4~ Ruthven Set For Phoenix Project Trip President Will Tour Northwest President Alexander G. Ruthven will leave Ann Arbor Monday on a month-long tour of the plains and mountains of the northwest where he will do official spadework for the University's rapidly inus...…

… THlE MICHI AItLY t- )AY, , RELIGION IN LIFE: Ferm to Speak on Need Of Faith For hIdividual hats Up in the Dorms v4 Opening a set of discussions on the individual's need for faith in the modern world will be Religion In Life Week lecturer, Prof. Ver- gilius Ferm, head of the philoso- phy department of Wooster Col- lege, Ohio. Prof. Ferm will. speak on the "Christian Faith and Its Contem- porary Alternatives" and "The Student and His Fait...…

… TI iffRIG.AN DAVEAW Puck ster s Swamp MSC, 17-i 'M' Gymnasts Face Tough Spartans . 1 <c, - 0 Three Records Broken In Season's 21st Victory By BOB VOKAC Three records were shattered when Vic Heyliger's hockey club easily over ran a listless Michigan State sextet, 17-1, before a small gallery at the Coliseum last night. Lanky wingman Gil Burford smashed the first record by tally- ing two goals and earning one as- sist to establish a...…

…THE IC1IIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, Greeks vs. I THE INAUGURAL Michigan Forum De- bate on the independent-affiliated con- troversy succeeded very well in bringing to light the alleged good and bad points of the fraternal system. But although the debate was ostensibly on the topic "Affiliated or In- dependent: Their Opposing Points of View," many students left the meeting convinced that only one aspect had been discussed- what's wrong with the affilia...…

… ______THEMICHIGAN DAILY Y' 1 I . M4 YIIp mwmmw. . _ o- .,.. _ . . I On tleloutie If By PAT BROWNSON Everything from hard times dances and Parisian night club parties to pledge formals are slated this weekend. A HOUSE FULL of straw will be the principal attraction at Alpha Kappa Psi's hard times party tomorrow. U * * * * COUZEN'S HALL has planned an informal girl bid dance tonight to raise money to send three nursing students to a conve...…

…TII-WIMICTAN MIC 1ATT LUATION RE$ULTS: SoreigI Student Enrollment Decreased Lie foreign student enrollment ert B. Klinger, assistant counselor dropped 62 below last semes- to foreign students. 's record total, to bring thisf nester's enrollment figure to 743 dents from areas outside the ited States, according to Rob- 11i eatures ird Display Michigan Birds," a movie show- the environments and habits various birds, will be shown at 0 p.m. to...…