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… TI -11, -Af - 7 . ..... . .. ..... ...... MassMeetingsToOrganize inter Carnival Committees Mass Meetings for students interested in working on Winter Car- nival will be held at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. today in Rm. 3S of the Michi- gan Union. The carnival is divided into nine separate committees under the chairmenship of students representing the Union and League. Men and women will be able to sign for any committee in which they are in- teres...…

…PAG1 I ' IE- ircTT Tf A N- T A fty 1~ir 177CT A itnAT A WAR AFF ECTS THINKING: German Physicist Sees Sobered U.S. World War II has had a sober- ing effect on the American peo- ple's thinking, according to Nobel Prize-winning physicist Max Von Laue, who addressed a University audience yesterday. Von Laue, who visited the Unit- ed States before the war in 1930 and again in 1935, said that the three and a half years of World War I made Ameri...…

… 'NEW LIFE' AND NORMALCY See Page 4 4br 4bp .f it t Aqwpp w r Dati4 CLEAR, COLD, WINDY Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Reds Fail To Gain' Suehow Goal Continue Assault In South Sector By The Associated Press Battle-seasoned Chinese Com- munist troops have been hurled back east of the vital government base of Suchow in what Nanking hailed as a major victo...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1948 I w ill III FROM OLD TO NEW: 'U' Museum Exhibit American, Peruvian Art DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Modern American and pre-Span- ish Peruvian art will be the two exhibits at the University Museum of Art next month, Curator Helen Hall has announced. "Americana," consisting of paintings, carvings, ceramics and Tobin Reports Wage Raises Not Uniform CINCINNATI-() )-Earnings of some 16,000,...…

… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMUEU 17, 1948 THlE MICHIGAN BiATTY PAAI~ 'Prm*~ Wolver ines Pre ar e for osU FAST RUGGED OFFENSE: T oimusi Named as Lineman of Week Close Tilt Saturday Indicated by Record By BEV BUSSEY (Sports Feature Edlitor) At least four different outfits will be taking a crack at the Buck- eyes this weekend in Columbus, and from the noise and dander be- ing raised around Ferry Field, it looks safe to predict that there'll be...…

…T11E -MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEAMER 1!7, 1948- . ., _ , . 'New Life' and Normalcy CAMPUS LIFE is undergoing the most drastic change it has seen since the be- ginning of the war. As the last of the veterans watch their remaining time on the GI Bill dwindle away to nothing, and new students come to Michigan fresh from high school, the whole atmosphere changes. No longer are freshmen catapulted into a society composed of people with two ...…

… WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBVR 17, 1948 UtC.UlV-A-lV TkATT-V* Ift .::. ,.. . c._... ;, ..v, .. , .. .., . ; '.li L' 1I11Li 11 . ,.V'A l\ iJA1 LZ - ,AUGUi NrrE fll-Campus Slide Rule Ball To Be Held Friday, Decemb er 3 at I.M. O Heidt Musical Program To Conduct Auditions for Local Talent Saturday Bob Strong Will Provide Music LeaguePresident Represents 'M' Coed 71 For Traditional Formal Dance Campus and professional talent will be comb...…

…PA "q T X THE, MICHIGAN DOAILY WEDNEDAY, NOW-l.ER 1I1 149 ~~1 COOK LECTURES: Dr. Ralph Perry To Talk On American Institutions Dr. Ralph Barton Perry, pro- fessor emeritus of philosophy at Harvard University, will deliver the fifth series of William W. Cook Lectures on American Institutions from Monday, Nov. 29, through John Mason Brown Speaks Here Friday Seeing things is John Mason Brown's specialty. This fact will be borne out Fri- day...…

… AND AFTER TOJO Y A6F Air 4J4 .t an t r ~uit1 I CLOUDY WARMER see Pace 4 .1 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 PRICE FIVE C Disqualify AP Gives VI All Candidates for Senior Offices tip Wide Edge Total Shows Notre Dame Poor Second Army, California Follow Leaders NEW YORK - (P)-Michigan's mighty Wolverines continued to lead the nation's football teams in the weekly Asso...…

…THEE MICHIGAN DATIY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 SEEKS TUNEFUL-TALENT: Heidt Brings Star-Studded Show Here *: * * K., Horace Heidt and his Parade of Stars will carry their countrywide search for talent to Hill Audito- rium at 8:30 p.m. Saturday for a two and one half hour show. Heidt's one night stand in Ann Arbor, sponsored by the Men's Glee Club, will include not only a regular program by the "Musical Knights,"- but also a display of ca...…

…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 aried By B. S. BROWN Jimmy Durante once shook his head sadly and growled, "Every- one wants to get into the act." That must have expressed the sentiments of Indiana coach Clyde Smith last Saturday when he watched no less than eight dif- ferent Wolverines cross that final stripe. AND IT SEEMS almost like adding insult to injury when you recall that the Hoosiers had just about a one man team. In the first half, it was ...…

…PAGE F'OUR TIM MIC H IAN fDAILY .a U . . . i . .. .. W .. " . , a I V L -. F T1vfla'v aa iv~arnarulA 1OA l And After ToJo?* SO WE'VE CONVICTED TOJO and his ne- farious associates. After almost three years of presentation of evidence and count- er evidence, the eleven prosecuting nations have made official what was evident from the very beginning - that the Japanese war leaders were responsible for waging a war of aggression. The record i...…

…MMME TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948 HE MICH IGAN DAILY FAGS Ffl' i w Union. League To Sponsor Revival of Winter Carnival Feb. 2 3 v7 Mass Meetings For Committee Frank Tinker's Band Will Play For Masquerade of the Heads' Work To Be Held Carnival To Be Divided into Tobogganing, Skating, Skiing; Competition To Be Run On House Basis with Trophies Awarded Winter Carnival, an ola campus tradition will be revived this year under the spon...…

…TH fl MtcfltGAN 6 1TY M.SDAT, loT6iTi';7tfi7.Fltt It, B.49 I _ , fNG OF BASSES: Pinza Will Sing Numbers From Handel to Thomson SALT ON WAY OUT: New De-Icer May Prevent Rusting of Local Auto Fenders Cars with corroded grills, fen- solution pIUs one per cent of the ders and trimmings may soon be- phosphate compound. come a thing of the past on Ann Local concert-goers will hear the zing of operatic basses" at 8:30 .m. Thursday in Hill Audit...…

… LEADER SHIP CALL See Page 4 C, r IC'4h t CLOUDY AND RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 47 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 145 1918 PRICE FIVE CENTS -- -----" I Band Total Pledges Soar Beyond $2,000 Mark Article in 'Life' Gives Impetus By DICK MALOY Daily City Editor The fund drive to send the famed Michigan Marching Band went over the top today! Student pledges totaled $2,157 as The Daily went to press early t...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVERMER 14,' X94 ' at.a.t e M iTC. 1 1 TT(LI.CDai isZ . -UN. DA .. N OV... WIBE.. IL. 14. ay Th4x. w iverything from Orchids to Lemons ake Root in Soil at botanical Gardens SO LET IT SNOW: Hot Record Society Prepared for Winter By PETE HOTTON Orchids, lemon trees, pineapple plants, "rubber" trees, and cacti by the dozens-we've got 'em all. This unique distinction, belongs to the University's botanical Gar- den...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 THE MICHIG1AN DAILY PAGE 111"-i 11111.A 11'1 V.L'11'1 ilLii L1 y Predict Clash Of CIO Policy At Gathering Portland To See Left-Right Battle By MAX HALL WASHINGTON - W) - The Right and Left wings of the CIO may clash openly-more openly than ever before-at the CIO con- vention which is about to start in Portland, Oregon. But the organization probably won't split in two. The Left Wing, which has been losing strength...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. NOVEMMR 14, 1049, FaW i.Ni./[ JLNflV}1:+:71.YLrl 1:..A uri I ,. Leadership Call HE THUNDER rolling out of China fol- lowing the recent lightning-like Com- munist victories over the Nationalist armies is echoing ominously in Washington today. President Truman has been urged to call the 80th Congress back into session to appropriate emergency aid for Chiang Kai - shek's hard - pressed government. Some o...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 TIE MICHIGAN- DAILY PAGE CAMPUS ALIVE FOR LEADERS: Petitioning Opens for League Posts C ' Editor's Note:-This article intro- duces a series of informative sketches of positions on the League Under- graduate Council which will appear daily on the Women's Page. By MARY ANN HARRIS Michigan is made vital, more than a school, through active par- ticipation in the women's self- governing body, the Michigan Leagu...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1948 w q r I Ir li YI .. .J -- re DaTe, Irish Come from Behind For 20thStraight Win Army Defeats Penn in Closing Seconds; MI North Carolina, California Win with Ease 2- SPOR S IERLE LEVIN, Night Editor Nation's Grid Results i Daily-Alex Lmanian. THAT'S ALL, GEORGE-Indiana's triple-threat halfback, George Taliaferro, in the process of being brought down by Lloyd Heneveld after picking up three y...…

… SUNDAY, NOVEMB4ER 14, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVENI Ohio tateOverwhelms 7inois, 3 IMPORTED CHINA SILK $2.75 yd. $3.75 yd. $4.50 yd. INDIA ART SIrlOP 330 MAYNARD STREET :-=(<==U==> <-- >O m s< --y)C!:Ot =><--y<Ot-y< Bucks' Three Last-Quarter Tallies Turn Game into Routl Michigan Win Clinches. Tie for Big Nine Crown Minnesota Edges Hawkeyes; MSC Romps Over Iowa State; Badgers Beat Marquette By 'The Associated Press CHAMPAIGN, Il...…

…Southerners Will Filibuster On CivilRights Extension of Cloture Opposed in Senate WASHINGTON-(AP)-Southern Democrats will filibuster if lead- ers try to change the Senate de- bate rules to help push any civil rights proposals through Congress. Senator McClellan (Dem., Ark.), who has taken an active part in such things in the past, made that point clear today. McClellan told a reporter he has heard that administration lieu- tenants are thinking...…

… MICHIGAN FORUM See Page 4 LIT lflr yr 4Iatg CLOUDY COOL Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 46 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Big Guns Trained on Indiana .n * * * Campus Set For Largest Ballot Tussle 107 Candidates File for Offices By AL BLUMROSEN One hundred and seven candi- dates have filed petitions for thirty-nine campus offices with what appears to be one of the largest ...…

…PAGE-TWO THE ~MCHIGT~ANT IATTV 1 1 i:d - 111 i lw 21 1 V't l \ Ll'1.1 1J 1 . 1 --- What's Up in the Dorms II DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should con- tact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or 105 Betsy Barbour.) FOR THE FINAL time this year Lloyd House will open its lounge to accommodate Lloyd men and their guests at the Lloyd-Indiana Open House after the game today. ties, refreshments and s...…

… MMIR ER 13, 1940 TH VMICHIGAN DAILY 'AGE CEP mm EMBER 13, 194R WAGE THREPi eahy Fears Over-Eager eeling in Irish NEW YORK-(P)-A high per- that hi entage of national football inter- up a hi st will center tomorrow on South He feel end, Ind., where Notre Dame, eeting its stiffest test of the sea: The a on, will be out to prove both on national he field and on the scoreboard at stake hat it has a better team than delphia ichigan. ed spe No...…

…--PAG FOUR .. a ..a tai r I .1 iv I .,Wi 1 r 0tl1'.U'dlflY 1 U±WVYLR ~ ~~13, 19 L. of M. F oru N IMPORTATION from Oxford has pro- vided the answer to long standing stu- dent objections to the Political Speakers ban. Taking a leaf from the Oxford Union's book, students here can build an organi- zation which will allow them to discuss political issues and anything else of importance that, comes up. We are speaking of the Oxford Union plan...…

… SAT46i $ NOVEM~BER 12,4194,. THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE E-"" ._ SCIENTISTS SEEK CURE: Birth Losses Exceed Deaths by Disease NEW YORK-(AP)-Each year in this country nearly 150,000 babies are born dead, or live only a few weeks. Each year, by conservative esti- mate, at least 400,000 women lose their babies by miscarriage. These are greater losses in hu- man life than the annual toll from heart disease, cancer, or any other single disea...…

…a a -..A .a. t y .tAN t * A...F.i.a. .i A'TURDAY. ATONE MER, 13. 1949 " mmmal MaTva atT ~!LAN T 1 V m awI'T~lV NA1f1'.1~1O~Va4.aaaJ w t LOIA'&JLV I OTS ENDED: Ambassador Says India Starting Progressive Era By PHYLLIS KULICK spection trip' of American indus- With communal riots finally trial centers, stopped in at In-j of the way, India can concen- ternational Center en route from te on economic and industrial Detroit to meet his student c...…

…U DEMOCRATIC WAY tr rigun ~~aitP CLOUDY AND WARMER 4 See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 45 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1948 0sk CommunistsSekKokuBlwi PRICE FIVE CENTS China - no Oxford Debate Plan Suggested for U' By AL BLUMROSEN A solution to the problems of the Political Speakers ban was suggested yesterday at a special session of the Student Legislature by Ralph M. Carson '23L and en- dorsed by...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IAA i i.Y PRMAV- VMM 9e> IOAQ a s:.a. .c _a______a________aa, a_, t6 French Situation Still Uncertain In Spite of DeGaulle Victory The victory of Charles de Gaulle's anti-communist forces in Monday's election of the upper chamber still leaves the French political situation undecided, ac- cording to two University faculty members. Pointing out that de Gaulle's "Reunion of the French, People" party in reality won on...…

…FRIDAY, NOVEMWBER 12, 1948 IN SPITE OF DEFEAT: Slosson Pleased with Support at Polls THE MICHIGAN DAILY What's Up in the Dorm By RUSS CLANAHAN "Bruised but not broken" would best describe Prof. Preston W. Slos- son's attitude toward his defeat by Rep. Earl C. Michener in the Sec- ond Congressional District race last week.° Expressing surprise at the num- ber of votes he did receive, Prof. Slosson said he had not expected to win in a distric...…

…THE MTC:T-TTC.AN T1ATT.V FRMAT. WAVEMUFA 1 !40,4* I 1 - KWL a . 11V Y. ..ib5 , IAV L I, l I'# I The City Editor's- SCRATCH PAD SOMEHOW when an educational institu- tion grows past the 20,000 marker that intangible thing called school spirit seems to get lost in the shuffle. But something that's happening on cam- pus now demonstrates that Michigan has retained some of that spirit. It took a distorted article in a national magazine to do i...…

… FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12,'194 TAE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGS FRIDY, NVE~1BER12, 948PAGEF-- _ - - Osborne Will Ploy fit Panhellenic Ball Unique Plastic Programs, Decorations To Center on Blue, Silver Color Scheme Sophisticated styling will key- note Panhellenic Ball of 1948, "Mood Indigo," which will be pre- sented by Panhellenic Association from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow at the IM Building. Sophistication in music will be supplied by Will Osborne, ...…

…THE, M-icHiG-1AN fiAfty _. M TI . A~~ , . atla a f . d\ V y..-"..1 .La-/Claw 4Ny A#JZu I Lig ht7,veights Fl a c J- n , - b., e iscon'sin o da Indiana To Test'49 Wolverines Miehiga Needs Badger Pelt To Say in Conference Race Wilcox, Breakey Doubtful Starters in Key Contest with Wolverines in Underdog Role Cross-Country Results Brighten Track Picture It's going to be a lot more than a football game at Michigan Sta- dium tomorrow aft...…

… FRID~at, NOVEMBERL12, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :Williams ets Resi ence igskin tj ' ii New Styles First at Wild's Volleyball Has Spotlight) As Indoor Sports Begin KWith touch football taking its final bows our attention turns in- doors as the intramural sports winter program gets underway. "King Volleyball" has taken over the reins down at the I.M. Build- ing. THE HARD-FIGHTING Ram- blers "A" bowed in defeat to the superior Dodgers by ...…

…9 9 A TIIIF MIC14ICA TlAlfi.V AtA RL A I4. ~i 11U k L.I.J 1[L'4.1. ui t' lw1a Y, NmyV E BE A1 , MRJ I Thor Johnson Will Conduct Cincinnati Symphony Here Ann Arbor music-lovers are Koussevitsky. He has also direct- throwing out the welcome mat ed the Berkshire Orchestra and for the Cincinnati Symphony starred as great conductor of the which will be conducted by for- Ne Ys Pheaharonicr osthn. T-_ i__ -, New York Philharmonic. Boston, I _ ...…

…-T I WN9 ARMISTICE DAY =1948 See page'4 WIr A6F :43 a t tH FIRST SNO t Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 44 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS UY N Off icials See Marshall Truman Talk Plans for Stalin Meeting Denied (By The Associated Press) U. S. Secretary of State Mar- shall was expected by Paris sources to confer soon with President Tru- man about the possibility of direct peace talks between the ...…

…T 'if PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 1.1 Ll 1! H 1 V 11 1 W Il 1\ .LJ 1 1 i L 1 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948. MICHIGAN PIONEERS: Local Students' Debate To Be Televised Monday I .14 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A pioneer broadcast in the field of television will be originated at 9:30 p.m. Monday night over WXYZ-TV by the Department of Speech and the Michigan High School Forensic League. Literary Critic SpeaksToday "Post-War Reconstruction i...…

… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948. .THE. 5. 4V..5~DE M C IA N PL D A TA.A l PA!" T .T'M . u....w+. .y ,..'. .. - " as ., na MTCU H2An1 flTT DAV[l #UYiiDWCl' 11 CIVILIZATION HO!: Missionary Back at 'U'; Tells of Many Experiences u, , _ i E XPERTS WANTED: Student Advisers Are Needed For SL Orientation Program The life of a missionary is a pretty down to earth business, especially if he is a doctor among primitive Arabs. That is the histor...…

…PA1GE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TTI'USDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 Armistice Day, 1948 THIRTY YEARS ago today the greatest war the world had known came to an end. Millions of men laid down their arms and rejoiced that a World War, designed to end all wars, was over. In the cities and towns of Europe and America there were great celebrations. Factories, offices and shops closed, throngs gathered everywhere. Bands marched down paper strewn streets...…

… TURJSDAY, 1NOVEMBER I11948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE IY ,..... Panhellenic Ball Ticket Sales Continue in 'U' Hall, League /.l Tickets for "Mood Indigo," the 1948 presentation of Panhellenic Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday at the IM Building, may be purchased until Friday on the Diag, and at Uni- versity Hall and the League. Late permission will be granted to all women who attend this all- campus dance which is no...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TMMSDA*, NOVE-AME i 1-1, 1918 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TIfl3I~SDAY, NO~VI!~MRER -1-1, 1948 Majors Ignore costly Talent in FROSH THESAURUS: 'M's' Effervescent Weber Shapes VarsityMaterial 19 Minor League. Playe.-jrs Drafted by Major Clubs Detroit Drafts Grissom from Sacramento; Cleveland Purchases Reich from Portland By CAL KLYMAN Hollywood could not possibly have invented a finer version of a rough n'ready fo...…

… THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN PAGE SEVEN i TA LK IN G SH OP with Bud Weidenthal Associate Sports Editor Football's iron curtain is closing .. but nobody seems to know why, or care much about it ... The much discussed, but easily brushed off meeting of the two powers of the nation, our Wolverines and our Indiana neighbors, Notre Dame, has once again been swept into the realm of impossibility because of a coupl...…

…PAGE MGTTT I T N MI CIGAN DA I Y -THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, P9.19 PAGE ----------- ....NOVE BER...... .. STUFFED-SHIRTS: Michigani Men Mob Local T ailors To Rent Tuxedos By FRAN IVICK The swollen Ann Arbor rental Income is rising even higher-and 'all because Michigan men want to be stuffed shirts. Not satisfied with their usual prim business suits, campus males have started their annual run on rented tuxedos, driven by the so- cial pressure...…

….37 WORKERS' EDUCATION BILL See Page 4 dlw6FA6 Daii4 CLOUDY, POSSIBLE SNOW' Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS ' i Lectures on Marriages May Cease Fiscal Difficulties Cause of Trouble Rising costs and seeming lack of student support may doom the annual marriage relations lec- tures. Ivan W. Parker, chairman of the faculty - student committee sponsoring the lectu...…

…PAGE TWO THETF-MICHIGfAN fDAiLY wn ,.- What's Up in the Dorms ....... ___. . (EDITOR'S NOTE: Contributors to What's Up in the Dorms should con- tact Dolores Palanker at The Daily or'105 Betsy Barbour.) THE WEST QUAD CHESS Club meeting will be open to all East Quad chess players who wish to attend. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in Dining Room No. 2 along the main concourse of the West Quad. East Quad players are requested t...…

…WENSDAY, XVMWMETI 10, 194&. TH ICHIGA- A-TX PAGE TAR. Z Michigan Recaptures Lead From Irish in A . .Poll ---e+,> Wildcats Vie To Halt Irish Victory Chain CHICAGO-(A)-Will the Rose Bowl distract Northwestern's once - beaten Wildcats against unde- feated Notre Dame Saturday? THE IRISH better not figure it that way. Because from the open- ing whistle, the Wildcats will be swinging their Sunday punch in the nation's top football game at South...…

…THE MRICHIGAN DAILY WyWDES'DtY, N&ViM' R' 10, 4941 .:... - _ _ _ .. ;r . . ...-T . a_ _ e. Workers' Education Bill SPECULATIONS and predictions regarding the newly-elected Democratic Congress seem to have pushed the University workers' education program into the background. Now that the Board of Regents has really made up its mind to dismiss Arthur A. Elder, director of the Workers' Educational Service, and to revise the program of course...…

… ~SPAY NQV~~RR~10, 1943 T'E TITWNDAT _. ;. .__...as_..x_... .Xm_. a Sports Clubs To Organize Fall Programs Table Tennis Club To Open For those who prefer indoor sports to the more strenuous out- door variety, the Table Tennis Club will hold its organizational meeting at 5 p.m. tomorrow in the W.A.B. It is not necessary that coeds know how to play the game in order to join. the club. The first few meetings will be spent in prac- ticing a...…

…PAGE SIX ~T~TR ICT1TGA1NDAILY 53A C1 E11 I0, 1948 _.I U GRIPE SESSION: Freshmen Blame Troubles On Inadequate Training By ALICE BRINKMAN Freshman English, heavy read- ing assignments, and note -taking difficulties came in for a big share of freshman "gripes" at the twen- tieth annual Principal-Freshman Conference here yesterday. "Why didn't they make high school tougher"? and "Why didn't they make us write more composi- tions"? were some ...…