… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1948 THTE MTCHlT'AN DlAILY VAG M:_wii i.+. a. v ax a vra i.. 11tH L 1 i :JW ALdfi7 ra Tel r Woody Herman's Orchestra Fo Play at Third Annual A-Hop Mademoiselle Guest Editors Contest Opens for WomenI Women's Equal Rights Needed In Man's World Says Lecturer O * * * A well-known musical attrac- tion, Woody Herman and his or- chestra, will be featured from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 16 in the Intramural Build...…
…Plat ant, TIT E O MTCTI7 N DATT TP13E?1 E', l 'Tt F 6, 1948 PAO~ SiX ~4........... ., 1.4 THETA'S SIBERIAN NIGHTS: Cold, Phoneless, Gals Rough It By MARY ANN GATLEY Thirty-three coeds are "rough- ing it" within two blocks of cam- pus. The Kappa Alpha Theta so- rority house at 1414 Washtenaw has been little more than a warm Siberia for the past week-it has 33 women and not a single tele- phone. THE THETA HOUSE has still1 not recovered fu...…
…MODERN INQUISITION See Page 2 Aor % 0- 09410, FAIR LITTLE ([HANGE Lalest I)oedliie in the Sate VOL. LVIII, No. 201 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Group Seeks New Witness In Spy Case Mundt Refuses to Disclose Identity :WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-(EP)-A mystery witness has been found who may "crack wide open the whole Soviet spy case," the House Un-American Activities Commit- tee announced tonight. Acting Chairman Mu...…
…I PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1948 4 Modern Inquisition THE SPIRIT OF the Spanish Inquisition has never died out-at least not here in America. In some respects the actual tor- ture practices of the medieval secular au- thorities are still employed in the United States by the Ku Klux Klan. Three thoutsand hooded Klan members recently gathered around a huge fiery cross on Stone Mountain, Georgia, forming a spectacle w...…
…FLA~DY, AUGUST 6, 1948 fTigers Bow to Yanks in TIgtPitchers Duel, 2-1 V Tiht___ - THlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREFE i -- Jamaicans Take First, Secornd in 400 DETROIT, Aug. 5-(P)-Cash- ing in on three timely doubles, rthe New York Yankees nipped the Detroit Tigers 2 to 1 today to run their winning streak to five games. Allie Reynolds scattered six hits to best Freddie Hutchinson in a tight pitchers' duel but had to have help in the nint...…
… PAGE FOU1, THlE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1949 U :w EASY MONEY? FCC Proposes New Rulings For Cash Prize Programs WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-(P)- The Federal Communications Commission said today it pro- posea to crack down on radio cash prizes which appear to involve a lotteiy or to depend "upon lot or chance." The action, the Commission said in a statement, is prompted by "the growing number of 'money' programs on the radio." Communicati...…
…DEMOCRACY gee Page 41 I w.LI .L u& O :43 tii]Y RAIN, COOLER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1948- PRICE FIVE CENTS Chance Seen To End Rail Strike Threat President Hopes To Avert Walkout WASHINGTON, May 5-(_)-_ A President Truman still hopes to sidetrack the threatened railroad strike, the White House said to- day. As if to underscore his optim- ism, the President's office an- nounced...…
…T H E MICHIGAN DAILY TITTMSDAY, MAY 6, 1948 iftball Reaches Playoffs; Horseshoe Contests Begin [ Major League Standings t I-M NEWS The Intramural Building will be closed all day tomdrow be- cause of the IFC dance which will be held there that night. Alpha Omega walked off with the Professional Fraternity Bowl- ing championship by downing Nu Sigma Nu in the finals of the elimination tourney. Entries are being taken for the All-Campus do...…
…THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1918 TVHE MICHIIGAN DAILY . .A. a... ew . .w..F. M1si .RlF .s. We.d.R1! , .1Y118J J. Wolverine ine Trounces oledo Netters Rally To Defeat Kalamazoo College, 6-3 Wolverines Make Clean Sweep of Doubles After Breaking Even in Singles Matches r b By JOHN BAR-BOUR It wasn't easy going and Michigan had to sweep the doubles matches to gain a well-earned 6-3 triumph over the Kalamazoo Hor- nets on the Ann Arbor courts yester...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Whipping Democracy rHERE'S MORE THAN one way to kill a democracy, and the leaders of our present House of Representatives seem to be exhausting all means to kill {the same Amer- ican democracy to which they give lip service. Current Exhibit A of their apparent atti- tude is the approval by the House Rules Committee this week of a bill which would jail any newspaper reporter or government official who made public informatio...…
…THR SDAY, MAY 6, 1948 THE NIICHIGAN DOAILY r NwAft SUDS FLOW ABROAD: Ann, Arbor Residents Come Clean for Soapless Europeans 1e DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Pl Two Moods By CRAIG WILSON One woman's words and an- other woman's determination have combined towards lathering up a quota of 1,000 bars of soap to be contributed by Ann Arborites be- fore June 1 for the children of war-devastated Europe. The words of inspiration for the soap drive ...…
…THlE MI1CHIGAN DAILY j TU~sDAiY, MAY 6, l1q48 . . . ...................... . . ..... . ........ I OWL AT THE 'NAVEE': 'HMS Pinafore' Will Set Sail in Waves of Satire The sparkling "HMS Pinafore" which will take to the footlightsj May 13, 14 and 15 in Pattengill Auditorium under the sponsorship of the Gilbert and Sullivan Soci- ety is one of the most famous sa- tires in stage history. The snide remarks and pointed song lyrics in "Pinafore"...…
…VITAL ELECTION DATE Sec Page 4 It Daiii CLOUDY Laitest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 108 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Barber Trial Verdict May Come Today Student, Faculty Testimony Heard By AL BLUMROSEN A verdict is expected today in the trial of barber Dominic Das- cola for allegedly violating the Diggs anti-discrimination act. The trial was held yesterday in the packed chambers of Judge Jay H. ...…
…i_., _ __G_ D i L .:i i i ulii t ; :tisi.n.ar., LOWER PLATES:, Philippine Natives Buried Dishes in Graves of Dead By DELORES PALANKER Most men, when they see a stack of dishes, would just as soon bury them and it was just such a procedure that was followed by natives of the Philippines before their Christianization by Spaniards after 1572. However, they had a different purpose, for so highly did they prize their imported Chinese wares that t...…
…)AY, MARCU6, 19 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Grapplers Gain Edge for Grown with Early A-* A A A& _A_ A ,Ai _l_ 14, SSkaters Notch 7-4 Victory over Michigan Tech Cacek, Grant, Renfrew Score Two Goals Each in Wild Battle Jack McDonald Guards Nets Impressively, Amasses 39 Saves Against Tech Shooters 'M Five Set For Revenge On Spartans State Tops I ii i, sows Powe By SY SONKIN In the wildest hockey game seen here this season, Michigan took an ea...…
…._._____ _____.....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -U . Vital Election Date ITALY'S ALL-IMPORTANT general elec- tion is only six weeks away and the fev- erish political activity reported from that urlhappy land indicates that no ordinary issues are at stake. The Italian voters must make a vitally important decision, the result of which will affect not only Italy, but the world, for years to come. They see the world being split into two armed camps and must...…
…a. 4 : t-- iiiL Mi iINA~ O~A L, in the 0 LE t do you sy?"ontest! We're scouring I6 A-merican college campuses to find the man with the smoothest line! $500 if it's you! What do you say* when a gal says: What do you say* when a pal says: - -- - m , - -m- PA k ( } SAA VE De j JL/L/ R t _e.... E BRUSHL ESS OT i c. °'.;:>. q <fi, /4 N.- ... i ' a. w "> , .'' ': . . N " .; :ri, ,. r ' ' .:;;<' '' rr // ...: .... ...6 1 ,,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCII C, 1148 ............ WISE TO ADVERTISE: Daily Ad Brings Flood Of Feminine Phone Calls By FREDRICA WINTERS It all began when one of Sam's friends moaned once too often about the scarcity of available women in Ann Arbor. Although Sam is a teaching fellow in the history department and a staff assistant at West Quad, he just couldn't resist that old under- grad trick, the phony letter. His roommate, who live...…
…ELEPHANT BACKS DOWN See Page 4 C, r- A6F A6P Ifitr Da ti4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I 5000 Rooti Huge Roar Greets A cheering throng of more than five thousand Sunday night greeted a triumphant Michigan football squad returning to Ann Ar- bor after trouncing the West Coast champs in the Rose Bowl. Seasoned obs~rvers termed the turnout one of the largest...…
…TW0~ 'rn~M~cnGA_ ..IE TUESDAY, JANUARY Chappuis Turns in Brilliant Performance To Pace Stars 71 -- - ---------- -------- _ __ all Team Sets Nine Bowl Records (Continued from Page 1) a decoy, and highly destructive as a blocker. And Weisenburger seemed to run with added power against the Trojans. His magnificent spinning and faking split the Southern California line as efficiently as if he used an axe. In all Fritz Crisler's Wolver- ine...…
…rn , THlE MICHIGAN JDAILY 2 UP AND OVER .... iBo Chappuis, Wolverine All-American leaps .high into the air to lob a p~ss to wing-back Bump Elliott. (1) Pro Football Wolverine Ca Offers Tabled Tbree Tilts By Chapputs Roberts Leads Scor4 By The Associated Press Bob Chappuis, Michigan's All- Marquette, Souther America halfback, hasn't made up his mind yet on pro football of- While the nation concentrate fers. on the Michigan team playing o Ch...…
…FOUR THE lMICHIGAN DAILY P4tyJfighth Year - . Edited and inansd by Y, udents of the Uni- 1°rsity a.t Micigan ',< r e athoritc ! the Board In Consc at emucu Puilatioa, John ampb .. ........ Man Editor 5Marey Helank , ..... ewru Managr 3wyde Rec.t .......... City Editor Teanne Swendeman . .. .Pavertising Manager Edwin Schneider .. .....Finance Manager LidaDale .. . .. Associate Editor Flunice Mintg .,................ Asociate Editor Dick Krau...…
…MnART:t724THE M CHIGAXN!DATYX -PA6'E- J -Hop Tickets Will Be Sold ' Tomorrow in 'U' Hall Booth' Panhel Adopts New System J-Hop tickets will go on sah from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday at the ticket booth in University Hall. For the present sales are only )pen to students holding approved J-Hop ticket applications. Tickets will be issued in two different colors to distinguish between Fri- day and Saturday tickets. .'resent Appli...…
…THE MICHIGAN -DAILY TUSA t, Abbot Reveals Broadcasting Appointments Ed Burrows, former program director of WPAG, will begin Jan. 12 as new program director of the University Broadcasting Service, Prof. Waldo Abbot, director of the service, announced yesterday. Burrows, who received an M.A. degree and a Hopwood award here in 1940, has also held positions with stations WENA-F'M, Detroit, and WICC, New Haven. Meanwhile John Carroll, pro- ducti...…
…_ MI TH ItGAN DAILY TO OUR STUDENTS AND OUR TEAM-- BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL NEW YEAR! WARD'S RECORD SHOP Di/ribhftors of LONDON RECORDS "Famous for Outstanding Musical Reproduction" F !I Campus Highlights GLAMOUR REVUE: 'Most Beautiful Baby' Contest 1 To Art Exhibit Prints Added Deadline Is Five Days Away P oeiy 1)ise'lssiOn . .. Poet John Ciardi, major Hop-! wood winner at the University in 1939, will read from his poe...…
…S Prof. Haber To Take Position Of Advisor to Gen. Lucius Clay By JAKE HJRWITZ Prof. William Haber of the eco- nomics department has been granted a leave of absence for the second semester of the academic year 1947-48 to accept an ap- pointment as adviser to General Lucius Clay, Commander of the American occupation forces in Germany. The leave was granted by the Board of Regents at the request of Kenneth C. Royall, Secretary of the Army. Leav...…
…Y 6, 19I8g TiE M AICHIG A N DAILY PAGE NIE lAM' Wallops Badgers, osU To Clinch Title +. PIGGY BACK--Here, children, we have a lesson in determination. The Gent with the ball is Mr. Chalmers (Bump) Elliott scoring (Believe it or not) the first touchdown of Michigan's 21-0 win over Ohio State. A rather belligerent Buckeye decided he'd go along for the ride, but despite his efforts, The Bumper scored anyway. Maize" and Blue Down0,1s S...…
…GE TEN' THEMICHIGAN DAILY Gophers First To Slow M' Scoring Machine, 13-6J Minnesota Line Aimost Pulls Brown Jug Upset Homecoming Fans See Maize-Blue Come From Behind To Edge Golden Gophers By DICK KRAUS ANN ARBOR, Oct. 26-Up front where the 1947 chapter of the "Little Brown Jug" rivalry took place, Michigan and Minnesota played to a Mexican standoff, but Wolverine backfield speed provided the 13-6 victory margin at the University of...…
…TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE . 0 De t I ml Wolverimes Overpower him,, * * * 7 * * * m Fonde, Bump El Fumbles, Interceptions Detour Michigan Drives Alert Defense Deciding Factor in Triumph With Both Teams Scoreless in Last Half By DICK KRAUS CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Nov. 1-Michigan did it the hard way, but they did it convincingly, whipping a tough Illinois eleven 14-7, after spot- ting the Fighting Illini all the break...…
…THE TiiCfiiGANW .DAILYv. rTUI&AY, 'M' Overwhelms 'Pore L'1 Boy Chappuis, Bump Elliott Scor s,' 35 O; Twice Wolverines Run Wild over Hoosiers As Offensive Gains 363 Total Yards Early Training Sent Sickels Towards Gririron Greatness Maize and Blue Regains High Scoring Form;j Sickels Turns in Finest Contest of Career By BOB LENT ANN ARBOR, Nov. 9-After being partially stalled for two Satur- days in a row, Michigan's high-scoring grid machin...…
…TILE Ji '-i- itY f Aft - . ....... ... ...... . . ............ . .. -- ..................... . . ... . . . . . . ... . .............. ...... . . . .......... WIld(lats First Big ine Team To F.I1 6M P owei Wolverine Gri Machitne Rolls To 49-21Triumph Six Michigan Players Seti'ed Touchdowns As Precision Attack Baffles Enemy Eleven By DICK KRAUS EVANSTON, Ill., Oct. 18-Michigan made an auspicious Big Nine debut at Dyche Stadium, overp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'li' Warns Co-rast by Tro 0C R tanord, 4-13R Wolverines Pile Up 42-0 Halftimie La Four CalI s F in m_ Turns Game inito Michigan Rout By DICK KRAUS Behind a savage'y efficient first :quarter offensive, Michig n rclled over outmanned Stanford, 49-13, at the University of Michigan Stadium yesterday, in a sparkling display of preci ion attack that swept the Westerners out of contention before the game was five minutes o...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fit THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ii M Total First Downs . . . . 16 By rushing .........10 By Passing........ ..6 By Pcaaltie .. ..... 0 Net Yards Rushin. ... 246 Yards Lost....... ....19 No. of Rushes .......42 Net Yards Forwards .. 258 Forwards Attempted .. 14 Forwards Ccmplcted . . 10 Passes Intercepted by .. 4 Punts, number .........2 Average Distance .. 37 Returnzd by"... .......10 Kickoffs, number ...... 9 Returned b...…
…+S 1; Y . y ..., __ _. _ _ __ _ _' .v.__.n ___ _._ I iii iii Illl'i '+,; II'i h' I ' il'' III l l III il , r (iv the SECOND time... SLATER'S CONGRATULATES MICHIGAN'S FIGHTING ROSE BOWL TEAM i I ' ;i Ill ii i;i i, I1 jl I WAY BACK IN 1902 when the first Wolverine team emerged victorious in the Rose Bowl, SLATER'S was proud that i t was part of the life of this great uni- versity. Yes, since 1872 SLATER'S has watched with keen inter...…
…PALESTINE PARTITION 'Ri PAGE It4 Li L SwO :4Iaii4 t OCCASIONAL SNOW FLURRIES Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS J-Hop Ticket Requests May Be Submitted First Preference Given to Juniors Juniors, seniors and graduate students may submit applications for J-Hop tickets from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the booth in Un...…
…TWO - THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1947 i EVERYTHING JVE KNOW:' PastPresent History of 'Ensian Told By CRAIG WILSON Michiganensium is not a mis- spelling-its the original spelling of Michiganensian. After much controversy back in 1896, President Angell suggested that the name of the newly-organ- 'ized yearbook be "for Michigan" in Latin. This turned out to be "Michiganensium" and a bit awkward to pronounce. Changing the "iu"...…
…-,'AT~IJRD4, DECEMBER~ 6, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY McMaster' s Icemen Cometh Tonight I-i--, IT'S OFFICIAL NOW: Collier's Names 'Chap' 29thV'M' All-American Bob Chappuis was named to the Paul Cleary, Southern Cali-I Daddy of all All-America teams fornia, and William Swiacki, yesterday, when Grantland Rice Columbia, as ends. chose him for a half-back spot in Competition for the four back- his Collier's All-American selec- field positions...…
…PAGE 00) T H E MICH-IGAN DAILY- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1947 ... ..... ....... Fifty-Eighth Year 1 MATTER OF FACT: Palestin~ePartition DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Letters to 'the Editor ... Edited and managed by students of the Unl- tersity of Michigan under the authority of the Board' in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nn cy Helmick.................General Manager Clyde Rteht..................…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AQ2 RY Cabaret To Have, Fial Presentation 'Side Street' Will Feature Floorshow, Dancing,Games, Refreshments Today Law Seniors Soph Cabaret will present "Side Street" from 8 p.m. to midnight today in the League for the sec- nd and final time. Musical comedy acts highlight The "Greenwich Gaities" floor- shows which will be repeated at 8:30 and 10 p.m. in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. Tennis Club To Practice For the fi...…
…TH11E A I ~I~i~IAL -- TTTT)-tv rirrmmn JOHN'S OTHER WIFE': Variety Program Presented By WMDS in First Broadcast By TED MLLER Plaintive strains of a soap opr'ra and the wild beat of horses' hoofs filled the corridors of staid Angell Hall this week as station WMDS made its inaugural "broadcast" from the fourth floor studios. These unfamiliar sounds were mixed with cultural notes, how- Faculty Trio Will Present String Concert A trio, consist...…
…THE GREAT REALITY See Page 4 L 1Mw 43UU jIat~ CLOUDY AND COLDER Latest Deadite in,.thle State ... VOL. LVIH, No. 39 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 6, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Hit Food Service In West Quad Better Quality, Preparing Urged Food gripes took center interest in the West Quad yesterday, as more than 800 residents signed petitions criticizing ;preparation, distribution and presentation of their meals. A committ...…
…PAGE TWO 1 UTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TITUR STAY, __ v .__v_ ._ _ ,.. __a._ Teacher Tells Future Aims Of Profession Position Acclaimed 'Most Thrilling of All' Teachers must educate for free- dom, Mrs. Pearl A. Wanamaker, Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction told the Rural Education Conference at its last session here yesterday. "The teacher's job is the mostf thrilling in the world today," Mrs.f Wanamaker said, "because for the first ...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r PAGE TITUUSflAY, NOVEMUII~R 6, 1947 - PAGE Frosh Tangle With Jayvees In Mud, Dusk Defense Highlights Scrimmage Session The Jayvees got a big taste of scrimmage yesterday as they took on Wally Weber's freshman squad in a slam-bang 45-minute ses- zion. Playing in a lot of mud and a lot of late afternoon darkness, the defensive work of both teams prov- ed outstanding. Only in the clos- ing minu...…
…PAGE FOTIR" THE MICHIGAN DAILY TflUSDAY, NflV WRM A ' k'1 _ ._ _ +aaa w'<. v.vaav s:,1 f7V . Ll iilialr V 1~Y I irfty-Eigan e il Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: The Great Reality BILL MAULDIN l Letters to the Editor... 0 Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nancy Helmick ..................…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1947; THE MICHIGAN DAILY Students To Hold fithleticEvents Varied Sports Activities Will Be Featured At Both WAB, IM Building Tomorrow The Women's Physical Educa- tion Club will sponsor a Sports Night program from 8 p.m. to midnight tomorrow at the Wom- en's Athletic Building. Activities during the evening will include ping pong, singing, informal dancing and bridge. WAB bowling alleys will also be open to both men ...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSiAY, NOVRMMER 6, 19# SHYLOCKS BEWARE: Tenants Should Report Crooked Rent Practices Crooked landlord practices and illegally high rents should be re- ported to the local rent control office, William W. Hamilton, rent representative for this area, said yesterday. Students particularly should be "on the watch for gypping," Mr. Hamilton said. Tenants are pro- tected by law, until March, from eviction for reporting, ...…
…POLICE FORCE See Page 2 Y 1MwF Latest Deadline in the State ~3uiit PARTLY CLOUDY, i WARMER VOL. LVII, No. 30S ANN ARBOR, MJCHGAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 ViliaCE FINE, CENTS Ford Motors Averts Strike; Calls Layoff Acts Stem from Dispute on Law By The Associated Press 4 DETROIT, Aug. 5-The Ford Motor Co. avoided a strike of 107,- 000 workers today but at the same time announced a layoff of 51,000 starting within 24 hours. Each developm...…
…1'AGE TWO. THE MICHIGAN DAILY= " WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 ~'AGE TWO 1 «.... n Fity-Seenth Yar Fifty-Seventh Year MATTER OF FACT: Mena cing Rocks BILL MAULDIN / 1"47 ibY Unted Pef Sym4dke~e, Inc. .-AJI ,ighftreervod Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Managing Editors ... John Campbell, Clyde Recht Associate Editor ..........…
…WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947 *THE MICHIGAN DAILY. PAGE wIflJESDTAY, AUGUST 0, 1HI THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Tgers, Bosox INTRAMURAL ROUND-UP: Eight Softball Teams Launch Championship Battles Today Eight teams, representing three intramural leagues, will partici- pate in the annual softball cham- pionship tournament which gets under way tonight at South Ferry Field. Three teams each will "go to the post for the Independent and Fraternity loops...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY D ' -; I _i I, t~s+ + .. w . - M ta flPVA R! ff1MY- - k Hittite Speech Is Discussed By Lecturer Grammatical Ending Used With Frequency The Hittite grammatical ending --za, usually thought to be a re- flexive pronoun form, greatly in- creases in frequency in later Hit- tite and is unparalleled elsewhere in the grammatical structure, Prof. E. Adelaide Hahn, first wo- man president of the Linguistic Society of America, ...…
