…PAGE TWOl THE MICTIWAN DAILY WEDlNESDAY, DECEMBR 7,' 1949 -! M I_______________"FM_'._n.___1_ _1_LA__________- 'U'German Guests Study Democracy Twelve German students study- ing here under the German Visi- tor's Program, have crammed into half a semester so much activity that by comparison the lives of many University students seem idle. "No attempt is being made to Americanize the German stu- dents," Wilbert L. Hindman, Co- ordinator of...…
…*EDNESDAY, DECCMBER 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I ti Michigtan Cagers GOAL FREEZERS: Wolverine lce Defense Sets for Season Opener . WIip Aliaml - 79-48 Olympic Veterans, Pretty Girls Highlight Swim Gala McIntosh, VanderKuy Lead olverine Scoring Parade * * * By JIM PARKER Two major defensive problems are confronting Michigan hockey Coach Vic Heyliger as he prepares his Wolverines for the 1949-50 hockey season., The first-finding replac...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEM2BER 7, 1949 I U ___________________________________ - I I .'7"~><'~'. No Records For Students AS A DESPERATE music literature stu- dent, I would like to enter a plea for a University record library with a full stock of classical records for the listening purposes of all students. It doesn't seem fair that a student's grade in a course depend on whether he has the money to buy the records studied in...…
…WENESDAY, DECNMER 7, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .a a lE a MTilYHy2c iY'- 1 ilil Vl Collegiate Musicum To Appear At Open AAUW Meeting Today . A program presented by the Uriiversity's Collegium Musicum will be featured at the meeting of the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti branch of the American Association of University Women at 7:45 p.m. today in the Michigan League Ballroom. The only public performance of the Collegium Musicum, under the direction of ...…
… TiiE MCICIGAN DAII ILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1949 I I U NLY HITS MAKE PROFIT: Windt Claims Broadway Tickets Too Expensive Vacation Rush By NANCY BYLAN Tickets to Broadway shows are so expensive that theatre-goers are not willing to spend money on anything but the highly-celebrat- ed, "must-see" hits, according to Prof. Valentine Windt of the speech department. Prof. Windt deplored this "great curse of the theatre" as the reason CED To...…
…MYTHICAL MICHIGAN MAN See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State ~~ai4 INCREASING CLOUDINESS VOL. LX, No. 61 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis Sends Miners Back To Pits Again Operations Start On 3 Day Week BULLETIN 4 WAS NGTON-(P)-South- ern Coal producers asserted yes- terday they are standing pat against any new contract which would give John L. Lewis the power to tell them how to use their mines. PITT...…
…TAE MICIM.AN itATT.V Tt1F,.qnAV_ niremmmirm. A- i uo --.- __. aa -, laa V1 11,}"11.1\ AT TV1L X Wu bV f~'L'l'na II . . .Ja.il,# .~j8aJr/.. LJ 5E I ,~ 'Mo F. TRANSPORTATION CRISIS: Union Plan To Ease Travel Problems ., : '6' I I By PAUL BRENTLINGER If you are tired of riding trains and buses home when Christmas vacation starts, the Union has a good deal for you. Likewise, if you are tired of driv- ing home for Christmas with an empty ...…
…j.!\ ..r rrrr:rr M' Cagers Face Miami U 111 Home Opener Offensive Changes Made In initial Hockey Drills Wolverines Favored Ove n A full week of rather rugged practice sessions have produced some changes in Coach Vic Hey- liger's offensive plans for the Wol- verine hockey squad who open the winter campaign this Saturday against McMaster. With only two weeks to get into condition for the beginning of a long and perilous 25 game sch...…
…FAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1949 4 Mythical Michigan Man THE DAILY'S SURVEY, which indicated that extra - curricular activities are manned by only 23 per cent independent personnel, would seem to indicate that the typical Michigan man lives a much more subdued life than is popularly supposed. He doesn't dash from one committee meeting to another, take time out for a coke date, zip down to the IM building to work ou...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6;,1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Coeds Paddle Canoe on Diag, Launch Soph Cab Publicity Drive By JANICE JAMES Even with winter and its icy blasts, the Sophomore women on campus evidently still find amuse- ment in the age old custom of a leisurely canoe ride-down the well trodden Diagional! Students hurrying to class this S mrning were readily awakened from their weekend daze when a swiftly paddled canoe was discov- ered making ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIlY TUESDAY, _TUESDAY . .:.. ..,._..,, ,z TEXTBOOKS TO LEND: 'U' Library Aids Students ' By WALTER VOGTMANN Perhaps little known, yet one of the University's greatest services to students in financial need is the textbook leanding library. ' Since its founding in 1937 through student gifts and the fi- nancial help of alumni, the library ias provided textbooks for hun- dreds of needy students-students who otherwise could no...…
…SL 'PROCRASTINATION' See Page 4 La test Deadline in the State :4) ait:I; CLOUDY, WINDY VOL. LX, No. 60 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS U. . Rebukes Chinese f-r Shelling of Dorm Fire Kills Three In Oklahoma Flame Destroys WoodenBuilding NORMAN, Okla.-()-A flash fire in a wooden dormitory at the University of Oklahoma burned to death three students yesterday. Three others were unaccounted for and 21 wer...…
… PAGE TWt THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949, ,,j PAGE TW~~ SUNDAY, DECEMEER 4, 1949 4. ( I, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING _o_ Al '"_. Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the Office of the Assistant to the President, Room 2552 Administration Ruilding, by 3:00 p.m. on the day pre...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY- PAGE rFTTT1WE / ti teh !h.. . ... with ROZ VIRSHUP Firmly entrenched as an Ameri- than 100,000 TV sets are on the can institution, rapidly mush- loose in the Detroit area alone. rooming television has ceased to Radio appears to be on the road be a novelty to millions in a phe- to the role of second fiddle in the nomenally short space of time. not-too-distant future. A recent survey shows that ...…
…PAGEFOURe THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEIMER 4,1949 .. __ SL 'Procrastination' E VERYONE HAS BEEN jumping on the Student Legislature for "procrastinating" in taking over the work of the Committee to End Discrimination and to take a defi- nite stand one way or the other. The principle of CED-which is to re- move questions from University appli- cation blanks referring to race, religion and nationality, and the request for a picture-is g...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER: 4, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Students To See Soph Cab's 'A Midwinter's Nightmare' Colleges Prepare German Coeds To Accept Political Responsibility University students will be given their first glimpse of "A Mid- winter's Nightmare" when the Itoorshow of Soph Cabaret, "As You Shake It!", is presented Dec. 9 and 10. Familiar Shakespearean char- acters, in modern dress, will wan- der through a maze of twentieth c...…
… PAGE 8J THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 Mustangs Hand Irish Scare Before Falling, 27-20 {I Irish Land Two on Trib A il-Nation CHICAGO - (P) - Notre Dame landed two berths and nine other schools, including Princeton and Santa Clara, each won one posi- tion on the All-Players, All-Ameri- ca football team announced yes- terday by the Chicago Tribune. Tht squad was chosen by 2,193 gridders and 17,098 votes were recorded. ...…
…SUNAYDECEMBER~ 4, 1949- _ Tyr _V T 1l IICHfgA--N DII,1 WAGE SEVEN - TH~ MICmGAN DAITY WAGE SEVEN .... - - N.a - 0,, .. w .J,. ', ri~ . ., -, . K 1K t'O w.~ w'' i/ . .' ...... 1J t /) t/ I y7 9 S V1 I I I 0 o fz X ' o I I I Ann rborMe rchants w ill be op en ' /F * ' , 1. "r 'I A f /i L iL ImFoil Here's the perfect opportunity to do your Christmas shopping at your leisure, while the store shelves are still f...…
…PAGE EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, SP1R~Cfl PR1)11CT: One-Act Play Bill To Be Presented Tomorrow COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Police Smile on U. of Colorado Fisticuffs . . The semester's first bill of four one-act plays will be presented by the speech department at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Lydia Mendel- ssohn Theatre. A regular department project, the popular plays are directed and staged by students in the advanced courses in the theatre...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NMN ~U141AY, ~EGEI~tR4, 199 TH .ICGANDAIL __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Xmas Trees' Big Business For Dealers City Sellers Look For Record Year By DON KO'UTE Little do Christmas tree buyers ever realize-or care-that their observance of a long-standing holiday tradition means an annual $2,000,000 fortune for Ame...…
…rAGE TEN~ THE MI AN 1~ T SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, I94 +.U u rI v a VIa . 1 1 1 4 .sUN.A.. .aE:,G ~MEE..or 4av r N >.. ;',Nffm m Genuine Kinysway Reproduction of 11th Century Florentine Chessmen complete set S6 -50 at State Street at North University Read and Use Daily Classified Ads Personalized, Yule Cards In Limelight Trend to Artist's Works Also Seen "To Mother and Father" Christ- mas cards along with other "com- binations" are taking a n...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBEA 4, 1949' THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE ELETM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 ?AGE EL~ NORTH POLE CALLING: Santa Not Dead, Radios LewisJust Missed Him CHICAGO,-(/P) - Santa Claus as hale and hearty as ever, went on the radio to laugh off the re- port that John L. Lewis had mor- tally wounded him. * * * THE CHUCKLING gent, speak- ing "from the North Pole" over NBC, said John L. "just missed" him. He promised to be on hand "as always" a...…
…a LILG ELV THIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, I)EGEMBLD 19~ 49' SEIT FOR ST. NICK: Yule Cheer Holds Sway Over Dorms This Week FARIS HANVD LOOK p-- By HERB CHESTON Fried chicken, plum pudding and caroling will usher in the spirit of Christmas in University dormitories this week and next in annual celebration of the holi- day season. Traditional Christmas dinner, served at candle lit tables covered with holly and greens are being planned for 5,0...…
…"N-MIDI-DEMBER 4, 1949 TIIE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE TIIIIT a1EQ r RING NOT AUTHOR: Old Carols Date Back To 17th or 18th Centuries GOB Contrary to popular belief, Bing Crosby did not compose either "Si- lent Night" or "Adeste Fideles," two Christmas carols whose con- stant repition will soon cause the temporary derangement of thous- ands throughout the country. Collegiate Relic Returns To Campus Hats are going to people's heads again this ...…
…PAGx FoM7TEEN THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1949 4,000Can See Renovated Rink Features- Better Lighting, Heating r i a r-. WolverineHockey Opener Saturday .t * * 4 :k : WIDE OPEN SEASON: 'M' Cage Practice Hints at Faster Play By BOB SANDELL Michigan's hockey fans will get their first look at a vastly improv- ed ice rink this week when the Wolverine puckmen open their winter campaign against McMas- ter University Saturday ni...…
…Si bAY, Dt MBlt 4, 1049 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i PAGE FIFTEEN OGDEN NASH?- Secretary Turns Poet For TroubledApplicant By DAVIS CRIPPEN That literary inspiration in the University is not confined exclus- ively to English I classes was proved this week in the Office of Student Affairs when Miss Edith Gowans took pen in hand. Miss Gowans, administrative assistant in charge of men's residence halls, felt prompted to write a poem in answer to a le...…
… PAGE SIXTEEN THl MICHIG AN DAILY SUNDAY, DE'Ct, M dt 4, 1949 ' I SUNDAE, b~G~M~ I, 1M~ i Ensian Pro duct of Energetic Gre uw OFFICE LIBRARY-Managing Editor Jeannie Johnson (left) and Associate Editor Lynn Guttenberg look over some suggested covers for the 1950 'Ensian, comparing them with yearbooks of other schools. The 'Enslan staff has a collection of more than 100 exchange books of colleges from Maine to California. But this y...…
…SCRATCH PAD See Page 4 Ci r Latest Deadline in the State ~aii4 WINDY, WARMER VOL. LX, 59 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Rumor U.S. Has Super' Atom Bomb Explosion Fires Hydrogen Blast WASHINGTON-(AP)-A long- shot possibility exists that the United States has developed a "booster bomb" in the atomic field-one in which an orthodox bomb would touch off another ex- plosive up to 1,000 times more powerful. T...…
…TWO j -THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 3. 1949 THE MICHIGAN W~~iIIV SATRDA. DCEMR ~ 1L 2. 7 is i A - , A ANN ARBOR RAILROAD: Halting of Local Line Would Affect Few By TOHN NEUFELD Daily Special Writer (Editor's Note: This is the second of two articles on the Ann Arbor Railroad.) If the Ann Arbor Railroad suc- ceeds in stopping its passenger service on its 300 mile line running from Toledo to Frankfort, few students will probab...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PArv'P TT F ' Cagers To Face Spartans in Opener onight _ 'M' Pucksters Aim to Equal Mark of Past Two Seasons By BOB VOKAC Michigan's hockey offense has rapidly become famous for vault- ing the Wolverines into the covet- ed "Twenty Club" membership during the last two years. Coach Vic Heyliger's charges have neatly copped twenty games in each of the last two seasons while dropping onl...…
…#'A0EF tJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. DECE Fly. _ 14 44 'j'fw 14111 VLGAl LATVLAT1nVT1T11T1R'~1A -, - = - .ua s a L 55. Pl. ..4J ,5J.1.7 *a lk The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD By AL BLUMROSEN BEHIND CLOSED DOORS, the Interfra- ternity Council's house presidents have passed a motion requiring each house secre- tary to do a little writing. Under this resolution, the secretary of each house which has a "bias clause" in its constitution will s...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY s PAGE FIVE ISH Will Stage Fll-CampusParty Drawn to the Rackham Build- ing tonight by the hum of a spin- ning roulette wheel or the soft strains of continental music, par- ty-goers will find an authentic representation of France's notori- ous Monte Carlo. From 9 p.m. to midnight the In- ternational Students' Association will sponsor a party guaranteed to delight and excite the gambler. ALL W...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DXILY SATURDAY, DECEMBE~R 3, 1949 "O&A" " 1 11 - --- - -- - --- - -- - IM I - '1 Old University Hall Once Center of Gampusi r" 1i fe ::" , . T. * * GER .||El%|2ml|2|22|jj$||||6$|62|||||25lii~lllM~iMNM6l2EliliElg~m g, FORGOTTEN AUDITORIUM-Occupying nearly all of the upper floors of University Hall was a large auditorium seating more than 3,000 people. Condemned as a fire hazard in 1930, the huge room has gradual...…
…NEW YORK DECISION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Daitj SNOW, CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 58 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fraternity Heads ass Anti-Bias Measure 'C,. * * * * * * * * * Lewis Hailts Coal UN Accepts U.S., British PlanforPeace Pass Western Program, 53-5 NEW YORK-(P)-The United Nations adopted a 12-point west- ern power declaration for peace yesterday and then rejected a Soviet ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN IAI LY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 U Indians Independents Set Bowling Opening Day Two more Independent sports are scheduled to get under way December 5, when competition in bowling and handball begins. Bas-. ketball is tentatively scheduled to start immediately after the Christ- mas holidays. Meanwhile, Independent volley- ball is reaching the final stages now, with most quarterfinal and semifinal games already played. ...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 TIli MICHIG AN DAILY M' Five Ready for New MSC Coach e lll- 3 THREELARGE GENTLEMEN NAMED WISTERT stood up in the ballroom of Detroit's Statler Hotel Wednesday night and said goodby and thanks to Michigan football. They did it in a manner that will be long remembered by the 1,000 members of the University of Michigan Club of Detroit assembled there to pay tribute to the 1949 Michigan football team -and to ...…
…tAGE FOVW TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1949 New York Decision pHE FEINBERG LAW, a piece of New York legislation which has had educa- trs in that state up in arms since its pas- sage last summer, has fortunately been de- clared unconstitutional by the State Su- preme Court. In a 5,000 word opinion, Justice Harry E. Schirick called the law, which directs the New York Board of Regents to purge the public school system of Communist...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2,.1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIL --m-m-Ndomwo Wilderness To Invade Campus fit Paul Bunyan Dance Tomorrow Coeds Begin i u ' Having imported more than 150 pine trees from the university Forestry Farms for the occasion, the Forestry Club plans to turn Waterman Gymnasium into a veritable wilderness for its an- nual Paul Bunyan "Formal" from 9 to 1 p.m. tomorrow night. The only attire allowed will be plaid shirts, jeans, boots and...…
…PAGE SIX Cllr MICITIGAN DILY FrtMAY, DFCIBMPfl 2, 194 .I I_ T w INITIAL RECORD REVIEW: Wolverine Disk To Revolve Wednesday By JOAN WILLENS The first disc of the 1949-50 Michigan record album, featuring portions of the Danny Kaye show, exciting Wolverine touchdown mo- ments as well as Governor G. Mennen Williams' comment on 1e Army game, will be ready for the listening Wednesday. Wolverine club members, who initiated the production of a M...…
…AIM ERRS ON CED See Page 4 d uj n x :43 ttt k ' s ... - -ues uu " U ne l t ae atue VOL. LX, No. 57 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919 CLOUDY, COLDER PRICE FIVE CENTS s Chungking Falls to Reds, Chang Fle( Is Commies Go Further Into West China Chengtu Home Of New Capital HONG KONG-(MP)-Chungking, Nationalist China's third capital within a year, fell to the Chinese Communists last night and Gen- eralissimo Chiang Kai-Shek f...…
…PAGE TWO TIE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 i Symposium To Discuss RadioStyle A practical symposium on edu- cational radio techniques will be held by the speech department of 70 Michigan, Ohio and Indiana high school teachers on Saturday at the Angell Hall studios. "The clinic is extremely import- ant to the high schools who must look to the University for leader- ship and training in this field, Prof. G. E. Densomer, chairman ...…
…THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949. TllE. 1MCIC~AN DME Y, PAGE THREE THUrSDY, DECEMBER.. 1,. .1949 PAn,..GE ....iYrY11r1..Y.U....1!. Eight Men Still Trying For Varsity Cage Berths With two more days of practice an experienced pivot performer. remaining before the season sIf necessary to combat height de- opener against the Michigan State ficiencies, either one of the two cagers, eight men are still ithe men can be employed at a forward running f...…
…,. .. e rn THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 AIM Errs on the CED A IM'S RESOLUTION condemning CED tactics as immoderate, charging domi- nation by "ultra-leftist forces," and recom- mending that exclusive action on admissions discrimination be entrusted to the Student Legislature, involves more than one error in fact and judgment. IL see0s clear that AIM is disturbed over a rather wild pamphlet issued recently by the Young P...…
…THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 1, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r.'i Cz rtvt,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 1'JIG~E FIV* ________________________________________________________________________________________________ I a : 9 #.. ,.. y - _. __ Party To Be Qamblers 'Delight At ISA's Monte Carlo Saturday SAI To Give I ----I Variety of Entertainment To Be Featured Betrothals Told G Roulette wheels will spin and dice will roll when the Interna- tional...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIiGA.N GAIL' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 PACK SIX THE MICHIGAN D2~IL Y Political Science Professors To Speak at NY Convention Five members of the political science department are scheduled to attend the Annual American Political Science Association Con- vention to be held December 28- 30 in New York City. Prof. Thomas S. Barclay, visit- ing professor of political science from Stanford University, will) speak on "The Futur...…
…TIJ1Y1SDAT, DZGEMBER 1, 190- THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN 9 ...A ...E.. ....E....E N. SCIENTIFIC HONEYMOON: Anthropologists End 20-Month Hunt * * * * * * * * * By DOLORES LASCHEVER Two young scientists who spent their honeymoon unearthing evi- dence of ancient man in the Aleu- tian Islands are expected to re- turn to the University any day. Theodore P. Bank, Jr., botanical anthropolgist who was director of the Michigan Aleutian Exped...…
…f 1PAGE EIGHT THlE MICIGAN MI LY I TTTTTr,,,gY) AT, 1}rCrITTIEr, 1 1949 :rry W AR TIME CRISIS: Spy Map of Valley Forge Highlighted by Library A map of the Valley Forge camp, which nearly brought the Ameri- can Revolution to a disastrous end in the winter of 1777-1778 will go on display today at Clements Lib- rary. Drawn by an American Tory spy, the map was the only dia- gram made of the Valley Forge en- campment during the long winter of...…
… 5,e m6c n 2 ai4 2/fA t6h L e MGadeAi ,4 e C/iit&maiad Jaapp f ew Y Latest Deadline in the State t _., :. "'- i ++ ' . v _ VOL. LIX, No. 74 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 17, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Regents Will Consider Ban On Speakers SL, 'U' Senate Submit Proposals The Board of Regents will con- sider proposals on the political speakers ban at its monthly meet- ing today and tomorrow. Recommendations from the] Student Legisla...…
…T MICAHIGAN DAILY FDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1948 f i _ _.....,._ _ ., _., s.. CABBIES CAN'T RESIST: Magnetism of Campus Lures Student Drivers By ROMA LIPSKY The magnetic effect of the Uni- versity campus holds sway even during non-academic hours, ac- cording to two student cab drivers who report that students are their favorite passengers. "Many of the drivers like to stay downtown, but I would rather drive around the campus area," Robert Davis,...…
… FRIDAY, DUCETWRER 17, 1-qIR T HE X1ICHIG AN DAI PA r TI rui Iowa Fire Challenges Wolverine Title Hopes Thinclad s CAot ete in Yuletide Trials - I"> By PRE S HOLME S Michigan's hopes of retaining the Conference. basketball crown this season are being seriously challenged by a 'hot Iowa squad eager to take the title the Wol= verines snatched from their grasp in the final game of last season's play. Although the Hawkeyes have lost ...…
