…ON SECON THOCUGHT See Page 4 Y Lw 43 l * i SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1946_ PRICE FIVE CENTS No S.L.O. Bottleneck For Vets Housing Shortage Is Eased by State "Sorr, no room" and S.R.O. no- tices to applying veterans need be in vogue no longer here after ap- proval by the State of appropriations for the University. Many qualified veterans who earlier were refused admission be- cause of lack o...…
…raui WUTIE MICHIGAN IAILY FRIDAY, FEBRUIARY 15, 1946 By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-President Truman started hunting today for the "right man" to run the Interior Department while the capital still shook from the blast of Secretary Ickes' dynamite-charged.-resignation. Mr. Truman went over a list of possible successors in separate conferences with several western congressmen. He was reported to be looking for one with sufficient...…
…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1946 THE .MICHIGAN' DAILY --...z._.z. - NEITHER EAST NOR WEST: Czechs Seek Political Moderation i By The Associated Press PRAGUE, Feb. 14-Czechoslovakia, which geographically and politically is the bridge connecting Russia and the Western world, is striving with some promise of success to be neither East nor West. "The task for the Czechoslovaks is to be themselves, adapting ideas suiting their purposes, no matter '...…
…TH E MI CH IG A N D AILY IrIDAY, VEBRUARY 15, 1946 1 ,Ce tier6 to the 6 LitoN Irbitrciry Ruling it stands now, either you knuckle under, or go back home and start looking for another college. o the Editor: Realizing that most of the boys felt they had AST TUESDAY, less than two weeks before been the victims of an unfair and peremptory the end of the semester, the civilian stu- action, one of the students at Allen Rumsey ents living in the...…
…lAY, FEBRUARY 15,19460 THE MIICHIGAN DAiLY _ ._. m m_ __ _ . e Registration To Begin March 4 In League for Formal Rushing Panhel Will Furnish Information Today Second-semester freshmen, sopoh- omores, and upperclassmen wishing to participate in formal rushing, which is scheduled to open on Thurs- day, March 7, must sign up to rush from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, March 4, Tuesday, March 5, or Wednesday, March 6, on the second floor of the Le...…
…'S'HE O IGHIAI' lE} .IL I: it: -Y, EIBRIJA . Y 15, 194G THIIHG N D IYFIDY ERAY1,14 I you Il Carrot all about FLYING LESSONS Scome to the Rates are only $8.00 per hour dual and $5.00 per hour solo. Transportation will be provided to the airport at your convenience. PHONE YPSI. 1384-J3 or WRITE BOX 55, DAILY OFFICE Sextet, Ca ers, W See Action ere T Swimmers Face Minnesota Tomorrow; Hockey, Basketball Teams Play Again Michigan sports fan...…
…Th.TDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 194C H IHIA AL ; a>-T E MIHT-AN D ATLY PAGE SEVEN s - --;- -r- ; , f 4 T... r G 7 ' + z lq o. Ek <<tb"fi t^{ ',_ , L,: a b' «..ql G ;., ;^ ' ' ;r " % _ l i .. ;! N / ,, j -: Approved sehoal for traiag g Ve rans. A'sk for Cx. I3ttlletin NEW TERM MARCH 4 RAINED I stenographers, secretaries, book- keepers. accountants, and office machine operators are needed in business offices. Our Placement Department is receiving many...…
… PAGE EIGHT THiE MICIGAUN DATLtY FRIDAY, FE~RTTAUY 15, 1~ PROGRAM FOR REFORM: G. I.'s Can Aid Jap Re-Education-Huntley (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third and last of a series of articles on the subject of education in Japan.) By PHYLLIS KAYE "In re-educating Japan, we will, in a sense, be re-educating America," Dr. Frank L. Huntley of the political science and English departments stated in an interview. In the final analysis, he declared,...…
…ICKES' LAST BA TTLE Sepage 4 Y Lw~ ~ 4at14 WITH S NO)W VOL. LVI, No. 77 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Senate Grants $3,300,000 to University r. New York Harbor Strike Called Off \ Marry Her Now! I G ! Entertainment Ban Repeal ' Cheers Students Compromise Removes Threat to City Health New life was breathed into stu- dents' plans for a brief vacation in- terlude in New York City yesterday, w...…
…THE MTCHTGAN DAILY '1flTJir r c. FiTr T 14. 1 si ,i9 ___. ._,. _ _ s ,. ., s.vw.s a++.. r.,a.. s u. ./ iF!/ a .I.M+R. 3j 1 W Z V WIDE OPEN SPACES-This is Times Square, New York City, virtually deserted, following Mayor William O'Dwyer's proclamation shutting down all places of public assembly in order to cope with a critical fuel short- age resulting from the nine-day old tug boat strike. Mayor O'Dwyer revoked the proclamation Tuesday. M...…
… Cagers Wind Up eason Hockey Team Set To Break Losing Streak Me Cet anadian Sextets Here Friday, Saturday With seven contests remaining on its slate, Michigan hockey team will attempt to break its three-game los- ing streak with a pair of matches this weekend. Invading the Coliseum Friday night will be the senior amateur squad from Paris, Ontario. Another senior Canadian outfit, the Brant- ford Hockey Club, will furnish the opposition for ...…
…1T1 fI lT aMIC IVh 1AN DAILV . 'ltf _l~l Y" t[t~ltRSDA., r 1 ; RY 1, 1 ' --' Fifty-Sixth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: v r , i vi Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon ..........anaging Editor Robert Goldman .......... City Editor Betty Roth .......... Editorial Director Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . . Associate Editor...…
…TII~ MICITIGAN t~AILY PAGE ri 1946 J-Hop Will Spotlight T~or 4-. S e y S Orchestra I -M Ballroom T With Vivid, Sp Traditional Bopth I Ref reshments Will, (Continued from Page 1) Ide, booth chairman. Realizing the usually inadequate facilities for meet- ing friends and resting between dances, the committee felt the tradi- tional booth plan should be revived, Miss Ide continued. All furniture must be set up in booths by noon, Fr...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIX - , _____________________________ ______________________ v ,... 'WHiTHER ChINA?' Liu Says Political Democracy llCoti neSocialPracices ill Cont inue Scial racues "Whither China? There is only one answer: on to democracy." This is the opinion of Dr. Alfred Bangee Liu, former president of China Training Institute near Nan- king, who spoke on "Democratic De- velopments in China Today" at a University lecture at 4 p.m. y...…
…UAW REJECTS See Pag 2 ,JqaUt i*1 ICLOUDY, LIGHT SNOW V ^ VOL. LVI, No. 76 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS i i Senate Bars Ap ropriation Amendments -University AidBill Nears Final Vote By The Associated Press LANSING, Feb. 12- The Senate beat down today crippling amend- ments which its finance committee had attached to building appropria- tions for the University of Michigan, ichigan State College and...…
…THlE MIiCIGAN IJAILY WE l1VN. D;rAY, tFEERVARV 13is194G TROLLEY TIEIP-This is part of the equipment of the Philadelphia Transportation Company which was stored in 30 depots as 9,655 transit workers went on strike, cutting off service for appiroximately 3,000,000 people, including 800,000 workers. UAW Rejects G! Offer Of 18 Cent Wage Rise'!. declared he would continue his ef- forts to obtain an agreement between the parties. Three weeks a...…
…AY, FEBRUARY 13, 1946 T'I' E ' ICIlI A N 1AlY PAG1 F TREE ____________ U ~ - SPORTS NEWS + VIEWS + COMMENT Ely DILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor E MAY BE a bit premature, but it begins to look as if Michigan's record of having won at least three Western Conference championships every year since 1923 might be broken this season. Wolverine teams have been dominating the Big Ten now for two de- cades. Michigan's balance in its diversified athle...…
…THE MICHIAN D}AILY WEbN~jSDAV PTh~IJ~IRY 13, ~48 U-- ,- - Fi f ty-Sixth'Year e/eN len tot fdil~a W ASH INGTOQN MERRY-GOf-RO UND.: J--ale M sce n'orioVaia M u r r ...a . Edited and managed by students of the Univeraity of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing.Editor Robert Goldman ........ City Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Editorial ...…
…&~ i~ 1#4~ Tilt MICUflA1N yj~j~y .... Mortar Board Will Present Pay-Off Dance Traditional Affair To Be Held March 9; Women To Purchase Tickets from House Presidents Reviving a campus tradition, Mor- tar Board wvill present the informal' Pay-Off Dance which will be held from 9 to midnight, Saturday, March 9, the day after J-Hop in the League Ballroom. Presidents of dormitories, auxiliary dormitories and league houses are asked to -pick up tic...…
…PAGE SIx T'7°H ItI C AN D AIL Y WEDN ES1~AY, FEBRuARY 13, 194~ WIDOW ARRIVES-Mrs. Kathleen Ramsey, widow of Capt. John Ramsey of Wilmette, Illinois, holds her two children, Janet, three, and John Charles, one, after debarking from liner Queen Mary in New York. She is en route to her dead husband's home town. DAILYD OFICIALBULLETIN For SmokersI Wearing Spees Urging wearers of eye glasses with plastic frames to use pre- caution when lighting ...…
…LINCOLN EDITORIAL See Page 4 Y l iwz IClI Datii4 SNOW FLURRIES VOL. VLI, Na. 75 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1946 State House pproves ,300,000 f PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * * * * * * Byrnes Supports Proposed Loan to Britain Predicts World i Trade Freedom Will Aid Nations British Pledge To Back Amnerican Trade Goals By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 11-Secretary of State Byrnes said tonight that the proje...…
…PAGE TWO TMC H I CA N D AJLY TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1946 ___ __ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ __ __ ___ __ ___ __ __ ___ 1I BUCK ROGERS: Interplanetary Travel Is Foreseen Soon by Conlon In the midst. of the discussions by eminent scientists concerning the possibilities of interplahetary travel, Prof. Emerson W. Conlon, chairman of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering, stated the belief that such travel will ...…
…TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1Z, 1946 T HE M I CH IG AN D AIINY Michigan Cagers Overe 1SCf)115111' Hockey Team Over powered Sextet Battles OntLario Amnateurs o1 Weekentd Michigan's hockey team, defeated twice over the weekend by the Uni- versity of Toronto, took a well-earned rest yesterday and reflected that from here on in it should find the road a little easier. Shutting out the Michigan sextet, 4-0, Saturday, the Blues scored a gaal early in...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY '.[ U SI3A Y, 'EI3RUAI ' 12, 1946 FoU1~ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY~ 12, 1948 - I Fifty-Sixth Year Ce her6 to i/ie6Iitor W ASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Firm,M'Friendly', Hand with Russia Urged , Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon .. . . . . ... .Managing Editor Robert Goldman ........ City Editor Betty Rot...…
…THIE ICHIGAN DAILY FAGrE FIVE.. PAGE FrVE Mortar Board Will Sponsor Campus Affair 'Pay-off Dance' Will Be Held March 9 in League Ballroom; fouse Presidents Allot Tickets Rushing Aid To Be Given By PanheIInic An informal "Pay-off Dance" to be held from 9 p.m. midnight, Saturday, March 9, in the League Ballroom, will be a revived campus tradition spon- sored by Mortar Board. All wiomen are urged to bring a date, and can secure tickets, pri...…
…AOE SIX T HE M IC HIG AN D AILY TT JESDAVil, FETJf' ARY 1 2, '1948 Prof. Corwin To Deliver Cook Lecture Series "The War Before the War" will be the first of five William W. Cook Lectures on American Institutions to be delivered by Prof. Edward Sam- uel Corwin from March 18-22 in the Rackham Building, Dean E. B. Stason announced yesterday. The lectures, made possible by the financial support of the William W. Cook Foundation, will deal wit...…
…Wolverines Lead in MSC Track Relays By WALT KLEE Jenisen Field House, Lansing, Feb. 9 - Michigan's track team by winning eight of the sixteen events It participated in completely domi- nated the 24th annual Michigan State elays. Powerful team balance scored for the Wolverines who easily outclassed the field. Notre Dame's thinclads came through with three firsts, while Ed Taylor's double victory in the high jump and high hurdles gave Western Mi...…
…PAGE TWO I~r _ cI1;N DAIL IUNDAY, FE1JriARY 10, 1941 _._. Cairo Students, Police Battle In Anti-British Demonstration (CHIINESE BURN SEIZED) WUlt Attitude on Treaty Change Causes Riot CAIRO, Feb. 9-{R')-More than 80 persons were injured today in a bat- tle between police and Egyptian stu- dents who shouted for revolt and "Down with Britain" in a demonstra- tion protesting Britain's attitude to- ward revision of the British-Egyptian tre...…
…SUNDAY, I' I I IIARY' 10, J4G THE MICIGAN DAILY P A C ,F TT REE SU N D Y, F B R U A Y 10 194 pL~ F TT~tE FLEET OF PLANES PLANNED: Air-Minded StudentsReorganize Flying Club Cuban Club Will Offer Award Winner To Attend Havana University The University of Michigan Club of Forestr y Jobs To Increase C(ongr ss Will Give Veterans Preference Employment opportunities for men r i r. c . f t "The air-minded students at the University, are doing...…
…PAGE FOUR THIE MICHITAN DAILY - SIJNDAY, FEBRUARY 1%~, 194(~ t-S Fifty-Sixth Yea WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROU ND: N wBOK IN THE GENERAL LIBRARY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Sta f Ray Dixon . . .. ... Managing ditor Robert Goldman ........ City Editor Betty Roth... . .... Editorial Director Margaret Farme...…
…SUNI3AY, FEEI3UARY i0 1946 ll rivr N - Mortcrnbocird Plctns Trctditioncil 'Pcy-Off' Women Will Invite Dates to Informal Dance To Be Presented Night After J-Hop; Tickets Will Be Distributed to House Presidents Mortarboard, senior women's hon- or society, will sponsor the "Pay-off Dance" to be given from 9 to mid- night, the Saturday after J-Hop, in the League Ballroom. Tickets for the informal affair will be distributed to the house presi...…
…T HE M IC HIG AN flAtilY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 194G Toronto Deals Pucksters First Shutout of 54 eason * * * * * * * * Wolverine Quin t Toronto Goalie's Outstanding Defe Pl Wolverines Stop Halder as Blues' Leading Goal-Getter Is Held Scoreless for First Time t Bows I period scoring spree and crashed the 1 Michigan nets three times. In the opening phase of the tilt, play was rough on both sides which resulted in three penalties fo...…
…'C tV EIY, 13 'U II Y 10, 1946. SUNDAY, FE~UUARY 10, 1946 r1~uri MIt [IIGAN flAtLY Illinois Wrestlers Overpower Wolverine Squad, + SPOUT S + NEWS 0 VIEWS *COMMENT Dy BILL MULLENDORE, Sports Editor T HE SUSPENSION of Babe Pratt, veteran defenseman of the Toronto Maple Leafs professional hockey team, has once more brought the matter of gambling in athletics squarely before the public. Pratt, for many years a top-notch performer in the N...…
…PAGE EIGl l7'r TIL MCHIGAJ N DILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1948 FOUR YEARS' ACTIVITY: R a karn Memorial in Detrojit 'II Hold Opyen House Tuesday Th of Un Educe be ce house the b tiont e compietion of tour fulu years iversity activity at the Rackham ticnalMemorial in Detroit will elebrated Tuesday by an open in which all the facilities of uilding will be open for insepc- to interested persons. 1Iackhamfl Builaing Is Center All University e...…
…EVOLUTION OF ACOED Y Lw 43 U Dait SNO OURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 73 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Committee On TRUMAN ON HOUSING: Student Affairs Bold Building Program Another Member Requested by SRA The Student Religious Association is formally petitioning for a repre- sentative on the Student Affairs Committee, Joyce Siegan, SRA presi- dent, announced yesterday.- If the request is granted, the num-...…
…'VHIE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940 T Truman Ignores Yamashita's LastMinute Plea for Leniency Jap General To Be Stripped of Military Medals, Hanged as Sentenced by Tribunal mious penalty decreed by General Douglas MacArthur-that Yamashita be "stripped of uniform decorations and ottler appurtenances signifying membership in the military profes- sion" and hanged. Truman merely sent a secretary to tell newsmen verbally that he wo...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1946 TIlE I~1I(IIIGAN DAIlY Swimmers Easily Triu np ] over * * Three Michigran Faces Illinois Quintet At Champaign Cage Squad Attenmpts To Score Fifth Victory Michigan's basketball squad en-. gages Illinois tonight at Champaign in the first of a two-game jaunt that will see the Wolverines back on their home court, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, to battle it out with Wisconsin's quin- tet. Coach Bennie Oosterbaan's men wil...…
… i i_ M cHiAN-=-L yAi~ii ERA. ,14 Fifty-S xth Year 6Cetteri to the 6 ht0o P'D R ATHER BE RIGHT: .Food Shortage I World-Wide . Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon ....... . Managing Editor Robert Goldman ....... ..CityyEditor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . , . Editorial Director Margaret Farmer . . . . . . . Associate Edit...…
…~J~TOftTJAZ ~T~J'A~t 9~ 1~4? TIW MIcflI~4AiN TiATLV I": t l T 'L : ____________ .__ _ ._____________ PAGE FIVF USO Will Hold Formal Dance,d Fa~rewell T'ea Campus Veterans, Servicemen Invited to Final Party Today; Burmeister's Band Will Play The Ann Arbor USO will wind up its activities with a Valentine dance to be held today from 8:30 p.m. to midnight and a farewell tea and open house from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow at Harris Hall. Traditional...…
…PAGE SIX THE IdIG A N DILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1941 r I _____________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Proposal To End Strike Again Rejected by Tugboai Workers ASSOCIATED PRESS PICTURE NEWS Union Conference Called For Today By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Feb. 8-Striking tug- boat workers today voted to reject a proposal to end a five-day strike which h...…
…CONGRESS CABINET See Page 4 ihrt x I aitij CLOUE, W ARMER. VOL. LVI, No. 72 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Requests Funds in Behalf of Veterans Is Passeb Hos Large Majority Approves Measure; Strong Opposition in Senate Expected By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. '7-Strike control legislation going far beyond what President Truman requested won smashing House approval today, but opponent...…
…TWO .. .HE MTCHaTaa.Ee s vrAN vrDaaya ,..IDA. iy.. ,.~es..vARY . Th44z Truman Calls Pauley Honest Man; Plan for Million Houses Discussed K'-- President Refuse NavyAppotm By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Feb. 7-President Truman today solidly backed Edwin W. Pauley over the criticism of Sec- retary Ickes, and said he would not withdraw Pauley's nomination to be Undersecretary of the Navy. The President told his news con- erence that Pa...…
…-'~f Ti F M+C. I_(7 iVN P7VaY P:A(x E TUiUiE Swimmers, Pucksters To See Action Here o da -; Natators Are Favored in Meet Michigan State With Wayne University Squad Relays Slated For Tomorrow H oopsters Seek Second Victory Against Illinois Wolverines Out To End Toronto Winn ing Streak By CLARK BAKER Michigan's swimming team, winner in its last four engagements, will go after number five against Wayne University's natators in an exhi...…
…_ ! i _ 111 _ 1,' ,_ .-.-.rai, a , a . u aFR a h a . I~sEaa-vtaa.4 ay 1R STJDENT GOVERNMENT: Congress-Cabinet E xplained W HAT PRICE education as a tool if you don't use it! A college education can't be rushed. Basic principles and technical information have to be digested slowly and thoroughly, for the foun- dation of a house must be solid or the roof will cave in! College isn't like the army; when you have your "points," they discharg...…
…- ~-. TIlE MICHIGAN IIAILY I II Paul Bunyan To Be Honored Guest at Annual Dance Today Forestry C lub Will Present Skit at Affair v F or Volun~teers Coeds Donate League Room Will Be Open Fridays; To U NO D r iveI Coeds May Join Social Committee : - Bill Layton To Provide Music In recognition of outstanding vol- unteer workers, the Ann Arbor USO For Traditional Campus Event; .will close with a farewell tea and open Students To Don ...…
…FAE~XT HE M ICIGAXN DI~LY _ _ _ FRTDAY, mEnUAlY S, 1940 THOUGHT'S THE THING: Democraey Needs Discussion Groups _ EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of interviews with Prof. Maur- er on the discussion group which he , conducts in Detroit. The writer will attend a meeting of the group Tues- day, in order to give a first-hand ac-. count of the meeting. By FRANCES PAINE In any social order less than a de- mocracy, the people are not p...…
…COUNCIL. FORUM See Page 2 Lw 43t tit PARTLY CLOUDY, SNOW FLURRIES VOL. LVI, No. 71 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1946 aR PRICE FIVE CENTS Security Council Ends Red-British Dispute in Greece Russia Yields on All Major Charges, Will not Insist on Troop Withdrawal Opposes efuses Torced "'op Receipts; Charity' Policy v I By The Associated Press LONDON, Feb. 6-The United Na- tions Security Council tonight ended the cri...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DATT.Y TriTTi SDA , i. TERVARY 7, 1549 - - THE. 4Y 11a V N a1 TTY-y ,.. Ja i.}1 THURSDAY. rEBRUARY 7. 194~ W_, STUDENT GOVERNMENT: Council-Forum vs. Congress Discussed I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: Britain's Middle Position Confusing By SAMUEL GRAFTON r >_ EDITOR'S NOTE: An editorial presenting the case for the Congress-Cabinet Constitution will ap- pear in The Daily tomorrow). LET'S TAKE A LOOK at the Student Govern...…
…!. AYr;EBR., RY x, r .. THEMICHIG~AN IAIL'Y PAGE THREE MSC ilulays ttract Op Mid- est Thirty-Four Wolverines Meet OSU, Notre Dame, Eleven Other Schools ,E Swim Team Meets Wayne In Warm-Up Underdog Tartars Here Tomorrow for Meet Puckmen H ope for Revenge Moore, Swanson, Leonard, Head List of Stars In Competition at East Lansing Saturday Michigan's 34 entrants in the 24th Annual Michigan State Relays heads a list of more than 200 so...…
…r , THURSDiAY, FEBRUARY "72 THE MI(IIIGAN DAffY _______________ -.--.-.--. U ~ CHINESE EDUCATOR: Dr. Stuart Expresses Hope for China Recently returned to the United Stateseafter four years as a prisone of the Japanese, Dr. J. Leighton Stu- art, president of Yenching Universit3 in Peiping, said: "I have never been more hopeful for China, more optimistic concern- ing its future, than at the presenit time. I never felt that the so-called Civ...…
