… SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948 THE MICHIGAN PACIR FIVE. - - THE MT- ----------------- S rciaxr. r i v L' SL APPROVES: NSA Convention May Come Here in Summer M~odel Studies At willow Run To Test Ports Plans are underway to hold the next national convention of the National Students Association at the University after next year's summer session. NSA committee chairman Ar- lynn Rosen secured Student Leg- The City Beat The Veterans Administr...…
…THVE AMI-CIGAN, DAILY iti 1 s1_ T, li t ; 'X''1liot: 1. ! {, ia]i$ FIREE NEW WINGS: Proposed Library Annex Would Double Capacity By PETE HOTTON The library addition, planned by the University, will double the General Library's present capacity anid permit the shelving of more than a million and a half books, auoding to S. W. McAllister, As- sociate Director of the Library. The proposed addition is coin- posed of three wings to be locatea ...…
… FCC 'HANDS OFF" See Page 4 / Atf 41P A Att Latest Deadline in the State t SNOWEMAN COMETH VOL. LIX, No. 68 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS minstration AsksEndIofI ouse Sp y unt Red-Trapped Chiang Army Hit by Losses Nationalists Say Reds Also Suffer NANKING-(P)--The three Chi- nese government army groups trapped by the Communists south- west of Suchow are estimated to have suffered 30,000 or more ca...…
…THE M ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBEER 10, 1948 I I _ ______ I. y _ . CTING IN MINIATURE: Speech Students' Show To Be Teleeast By JIlM BROWN Swinging into the last few days of rehearsals for their first tele- Vision show of the year, "Demen- tia Wilcox," students in the Speech Department's Radio Divi- sion are finding their biggest ob- acle the necessity of acting in miniature. Actors who have been rehears- ing the show, which will be pro-...…
…FRTDAY, DFODCEflR J6, ili9t TI 4 ii MICTl1,-iGAN DATIC W ._ . _ _ M' Puckmen Impressive In NonCollegiate Scraps Cagers 'Up' for Toledo Battle Swim Gala Gives*Fans Last Look at Champions A~. By B. S. BROWN Out of Colorado Springs last year, John Gustafson, one of the officials in the NCAA hockey tour- nament, said, "This Michigan team is the finest collegiate hockey team I have ever seen. They play more like professionals than any o...…
…Ttwf I f-C AN DAILY FRIDAY, DECE3MER' 10, 194$' FCC 'Hands-Off' Po . A STUDENT-FACULTY group is mad at Detroit Radio Station WJR for broad- casting football games on Sunday afternoon instead of symphony music. So the group is now circulating peti- tions of protest. When filled in the peti- tions will be sent to the Federal Com- munications Commission. The FCC is the government agency which allocates radio broadcasting channels. This pro...…
… .. ., _ -.-- _-. -- 'S i n 5 ..::... ,w . . .. .. .. - ... i Sophomore Women To Present 'Don'tMyth It' Premiere Tonight Soph Cabaret will present "Don't Myth It!" from 8 p.m. to midnight today and tomorrow in the League. The floorshow "A Date With Jupiter," will be presented at 8:30 and 10 p.m. both nights in Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The plot concerns a Michigan coed trying to baby-sit and study her mythol- ogy at the same time. To entert...…
…PACT fi S THE MiTTTCAN DAIIN #R IDAYfi 'Campus Quarter' To Feature 'Discov ered' Student Talent "Campus Quarter," the League-Union radio show heard at 3:45 a.m. every Saturday over station WPAO, will go on a "Talent Hunt" this week. Produced by Al Nadau, the pro ra nwill fea tre a variety show composed of talented students who have been "discovered" in the Union's talent search. UNDER~ THE DIRECTION of 'Bob Perrin, '40F&C, Union enter- ta...…
… UT'TER CONFUSION See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State xit1 COLD, CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS MoodyCalls '49 Year ofDecision Retiring SL President Greets New Representatives at First Meeting "This coming year is one of decision for student government at the University," Student Legislature President Blair Moody told newly-elected legislators last night. Greeting the new stu...…
…TTa111ti Mi Zfl 1d DA tlul N -~ ,~.- ---,' -- - -. I N - - ----- .--'- --~-.-~ - --. Television To Oust Radio, Students To Bannister Speaks, To Speech Group Wherever television penetrates it will replace all or most of radio, Harry Bannister, manager of sta- tion WWJ-TV, told the monthly speech assembly yesterday. "Thus, our great problem is how to keep radio healthy as we bring television up," he said. RADIO'S WELFARE is impor- tant, Ban...…
… THURSDAY, IDECEMBER ,. 1 TH-E MC1~4~44 Court Woes Yesterday's basketball scrim- mage was marred by the in- jury of Capt. Bill Roberts. Roberts, in going after a loose ball, tripped and fell heavily on his already injured right knee. The big 6 ft., 7 in. center was obviously in pain after the fall and had to be helped off the floor. Trainer Jim Hunt stated that he did not think the injury ser- ious but that he wouldn't be able to tell unti...…
…TII MiA IiGYDAY .w .7 " 1,, 'Z. .9 : as vy Utter Con fusion R EPRESENTATIVI MUNDT and Nixon Whittaker Chambers and a couple of State Department officials have come up with one of the most interesting and queer mpy stories that has yet hit the news. The ingredients of the story read like a who-done-it. First there was the accusa-. tion by Chambers last summer that Alger Hiss was a Communist. Then Hiss denied it and began a suit in the fede...…
… II. a.. .1^'.7 b~i:. ~t ul :i :, 4 I Yi JW C7 -11 r i y a 1 i. :.i I t 11, r 1 .. .Y 1 1\ Y .s i . ........ ..~T A-H - ~*.tAS aS V - ,i& ~.v-, Phi Delt, Phi Qcarn Anniversay To Be Celebrated at Ball Friday Foresters To Give Bunyan Formal Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta will celebrate their joint centennial anniversaries with a formal dance which will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Friday in the American Legion Home. Decorations ...…
…TILE IHIGANDALY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1948 ;_. ~. JOURNALISM LECTURER: 'Monitor' Editor To Talk Here on World Affairs ii Erwin D. Canham, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, will deliver two addresses on world affairs here tomorrow. Canham, sixth speaker in the journalista lecture series, will dis- cuss "The American Press and World Crisis" before a campus au- dience at 3 p.m. tomorow in Rm. B Haven Hall. * *. * HIS SECOND ADDRESS, "...…
… EDUCATION AID See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ti1 PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LIX, No. 66 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Will Rate Faculty Again Today Tap Opinions in Bus. Ad. School The voice of the student will be heard again today as college evalu- ation moves forward on two fronts. i Literary college classrooms will grade professors for the second consecutive day as business ad- ministration...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEw - _ . _ . ;.. _ . _ - - - -- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in The Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all R*Rnhers of. the. University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent in typewritten form to the office of the Assistant to the President, Room 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Satur- days.) WEDNESDAY D,EC. 8, 1948 VOL. M, No. 66 Notices Student Tea:...…
… WrDNEIflAYD ~R ,Ig THlE MICTC AN -1 AILY u _ _ _ _ - .-- .._.._ a -. _.- ------ . __ =-- __ ... Wolverine Icers Show Improvement at Toledo 11 with Bud Wr° ide ithaI Associa/c Spoyr/is rEuor THE BIG NINE STORY: Western Conference Formed at Purdue 1 Begorrah, and it was a tough fight. The electric organ at the Sports krena in Toledo Monday night sounded the tempo of the battle between the Michigan hockey team and the 1948 champs of t...…
…w. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER~ -m Education Aid A SOUND AND WISE policy has been ad- vocated at a recent regional conference of Higher Education. It is a plan, which, if carried out, will mean college training for 20,000 students each year who might other- wise not be able to afford more than high school training. The plan calls for Federal aid amount- ing to at least one million dollars yearly for further education to student...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?A"n l FIVE ,p... _ ... w Panhel, ssembly To Sponsor Christmas Party for Freshmen .," _ Panhellenic and Assembly As- sociations will sponsor a Christ- mas party for freshmen women from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 15 in the League Ballroom. This will be the first opportun- ity for the women of the class of 1952 to get to know each other. This party is being given to pro- mote friendship between coeds of the freshmen c...…
…R LX T Rfl*A IT TIGAN DA ILY WJ?.DNrh)Y:I . rCEM l: TL , issa IT'S PHOTOGRAPHIC EVIDENCE: 'U' Lawyers To Hold Mock Trial Budding barristers at the law school will try their hand at a case based on a movie in Practice Court on Thursday and Friday. The case is a suit for $10,000 in damages filed by a pedestrian for injuries allegedly received when he was struck by an auto- mobile. In reality the accident was staged by University speech stu-...…
… FACULTY EVALUATION See Page' 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State *1p PARTLY CLOUDY OL. LIX, No. 65 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS I I / I C I 4.) dditional Light romsedfor 'U' Statement Follows Disclosure of Poor Illumination in Classrooms By LEON JAROFF Relief is on the way for University students who suffer eyestrain ttempting to pierce the gloom of poorly-lighted classrooms. Following quickly on t...…
…PAGE TWO THE M ICHIGAN DAILY 'TUESDAY DE'CEIVMER 7, 1048 1 tAQ.___O ..__ ._AY, DECEMBER 7, 1S4 JOBS APLENTY: Opportunities Available In Forestry Profession Opportunities in forestry work have been plentiful for some time, and it is anticipated that they will remain so during the coming sum- mne', according to Prof. Willett F. Ramsdell, Pack Foundation Pro- fessor of Forestry and Land Man- agement. Prof. Ramsdell told the fresh- men and s...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMREP., , lqiR, TH E MWiCAN Di',ilY PACT VI-WIVIr. ..~ ~ ........ overine Starrak's Final Perio Tally Clinches Deadlo Pucksters Tie Toledo, 22 Cagers Hit id-Season Stride in SeasonOpener (Special to The Daily) TOLEDO, Ohio - A last period goal by defenseman Dick Starrak gave Michigan's hockey team a 2-2 tie with a strong Toledo Mercury squad here last night. The game, played before 3,500 fans, was a benefit contest, sp...…
…E E ItfICGIAN DiAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1948 I - - TUESDA. .y ,..... U lr.,...... . i9.4v. w I'D RATHER BE RIGHT: No QUIET! By SAMUEL GRAFTON WOULDN'T know about the future, for- eign or domestic. At home, soft goods are slow. They say that's bad. Maybe there will be a business dip. Maybe there won't be. I have absolutely no way of telling. And on the foreign scene today (to use a graceful transitional phrase invented by the radio indus...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1948 t I- ... MI . a.a'.. A a . TRAIT*S., . 5. 5 FACE' _". . H.e_. :iaa.--M_:+iCTTTCAN SV tbAT.VPA1 a a wv a.a au W W inter Carni~v-al, =s :, :f Organizes Events ,}a Committee Requests Houses Specify Number of People Entering Each Event Y WILL KEEP OPEN FILE: Union-League Talent Committee Begins Campus-Wide Search for Entertainers Students may now sign up to enter Winter Carnival, the all- campus winter sports af...…
…rAC R X TIlE I ITCIAN OIi'Ys TUES 4D'AY, frl IEWRI . 119 7L ---_7 -Y-4" DO YOU REMEMBER? Japanese Hit Pearl Harbor Seven Years Ago Today What happened seven years ago today? Japanese fighters and bombers screamed down on Army and Navy bases at Pearl Harbor, Oahu, T.H., on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941. And for the second time in 25 years the nation went to war. A DAILY EXTRA, which hit the streets at 4 p.m. Monday told bewildered students of the ...…
… INTERNATIONAL RUHR See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State tii CLOUDY AND MILD VOL. LIX, No. 64 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS GA/ l l Crushes State in Cage Opener, 66-33 1 Quake Rocks Coast Areas Of California Severe Shocks Felt in 29 Palms LOS ANGELES-(P)-A rolling quake, centering in isolated hills a hundred miles east of here, dam- aged windows and sent hundreds of persons rusing into the ...…
…PAGE TWO -Ajj MiNiiCAI iAiiYi 1 s.s a x wi. a e a. ---..-.. 4141 &7i .i:a ,iY i"av.'e.ri.. ;;.il. r.ia, ' .i.v4 .. ... M' Cagers Open Season with a Bang (Continued from Page 1) Coach McCoy was the play of his reserves in the game. Van- der Kuy, a 6' 5" sophomore from Holland, Mich., looked very impressive in his first ap- pearance in varsity uniform. He looks like he will fill the shoes left vacant by Don MacIntosh this year. VanderKuy p...…
…-a SUJNDAY, DFCEMBl- -, IMS THE MICHIG DAILY rAGE TMM ... .................................. . . . ....... . ..... Notre Dame Scrambles To Tie Southern Cal,14-14 IN THE SW1I OF T +HINGS: Reeods 'Old StufC f or Mann's T eami Bill Gay's 87 Yard Run Sets Up Last Minute TD Dill Paces Trojans to Great Moral Victory: Furious Line Plav and Tackling iMark Battle T hree '' Players on Fonville's Shot Put Mark Receives AAU Approval By DIC...…
…rzCTE T=,., . = - -, A 4ITN'7MV TX-nrMVS> i 11 .': 1'_____________l Y_.._____________11.________________Y116________ _ D. ... \11, Y.U J L$ . 'U.YJA. ~ ti A tt,°1 - .RC i" f'~li. Ad, i International Ruhr L W HILE THE U.S. complains about the Russians setting up their own regime in Eastern Europe, it looks like the Amer- ican government is all set to back a revital- ized German industrial machine-without the support of the French. This ...…
… ' .UNDAY °x./> E C E B : P . , 19tdr *IE MIiCHIGAi DAILY ___ _ __ _ 'Look' To Cover, 'Soph' Weekend Union Formal Features Novel WARM WEATHER DELAYS PAUL: Bunyon Ticket Sale Begins Monday in University Hall Story Theme Several FIoorshows Will Portrait Coed The Soph Cabaret version of "Don't Myth It!" will be presented from 8 p.m. to midnight Dec. 10 and 11 in the League. Look magazine is sending Ben Wickersham, a graduate of the Univ...…
…PAGE SIX SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 THE MICHIGCAN DAIITV 1111/ LillVill VLll\ Lt11L1 TM I.7{,lit Li.LLi ..i,7'1/Vi. 1 1.111AAU V, 10610 S3, MEDIEVAL MASQUE: Yeoman of the Guard Heralded by Royal March By PAUL BRENTLINGER ' From old London town, the "Yeoman of the Guard" will march into Ann Arbor for a three day stay this week. To herald their arrival, guards- men dressed in colorful medieval costumes will treat the campus to the spectacle...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMDER 5, 1948 TOEI M ICI GAN DAILY Intramural Date ig ht' ncreases in Students Throng d Play For Mixe Men Play Host to Athletic-Minded Women in Open House Each Friday Needing no free dishes or Bingo to induce patrona versity throws its own Ladies' Night every week-the c Sports Night held each Friday in the IM Building. Under the hand of Chris Christiansen, co-recreatio the Friday night pastime has blossomed forth into mo...…
…trw MICHIGAN iAIL SUNDAY, DEGEMBERt 5, 1948 'ROM WISCONSIN TO LONDON: Kaiser Frazer Buys Willow Run Plant British, U.S. American. LONDON-(A')-As an Ameri- can school teacher working a year in England, Agnes Dunne has found her toughest task is teach- ing the stiffly formal British youngsters to come around after class and chew the fat with, teacher. "At first they were astonished when I spoke to them outside of class, in the halls and ...…
…xUNDAY, DEUEBBER 5, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILYA rAGE NINE NUNN- Says Surrender Would Have Spared Mussolini. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Schools Expand Research, Hear Stars . RnOM4'-()-Awartime parti- san_ leader told an Italian court today Benito Mussolini's life would have been spared had he surrendered his North Italian forces April 24, 1945. Although his Fascist Republi-' can Government was tumbling about his ears and his hated Ger- man allies wer...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1948 4WAGET THE MICHIGAN DAILY i ASSEMBLY, PAN-HEL: Women Will Sponsor DP's ", 1 111 a _ 2t6 J) udt I"o4eje Assembly Association and Pan- giving the student assurance of hellenic Association have made the opportunity for study at the pledges to sponsor a displaced University, paying for her board women =students beginning this and room, and supplying her with ipring semester. funds for her general welfare dur- Com...…
… TIME FOR A CHANGE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 11a i4p FAIR, "VERY MILD VOL. LIX, No. 63 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DEC. 4, 1948 oi PRICE FIVE CENTS Chinese Reds Swing North At HwaiRiver Nationals Move South of Suchow NANKING - (P) - Communist columns on the Hwai River line 100 miles from Nanking swung back north to meet the threat of large Chinese government forces marching south from Suchow. THE GOVERNMENT'S Suchow g...…
…PAGE TWO I L I ~~~.m ~ .~~ ..~ A "bTT ii rVi W'F Wl T!1 W!" 7 MNT - S9_ h L I UvEK IU MU IIUIUMR: Statistics Reveal Drop In City Auto Accidents DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN' Ann Arbor auto accidents have dropped 30 per cent as compared to the same period for last year, even though the national toll is running bumper to bumper with 1947, traffic statistics reveal. The three "E's"-Ehgineering, Education, and Enforcement are the reasons for the ...…
… SATRAY, DECEME 4; 1 E4 THE -,"m icu GA1**DTAitYr PAGER lE TA LKING SHOP with Bud Weidenthal Associate SPorts Editor T HE WOLVERINES brought down the curtain on one of their most glorious seasons in style befitting a champion ofany endeavor. At the annual Detroit alumni "bust" in the Motor City's Statler Hotel Wednesday night, the men of Michigan, the team, the coaches, the University provost, and the entire staff were on display for all ...…
…F _ p : . Y TIIZ t_ .. .. ..::. .. _..:.. ........ .... ..... . ..>... v ._..... _ ... ....._ 1 11 .,t+1 AY114i111"lP.G1\1'9 .l.l~211.1 F.V. _ _ ._ _.... _ v ,m .awn m ...- io n I $1 Time for a Change ALTHOUGH the Student Legislature elec- tions this year were far from ideal they represent a trend of consistent improvement in elections on this campus. Since the Legislature was formed almost three years ago, the body, profiting by past ...…
…I... m ' SA: At; 41 'l GML. 8 .u R--4 iJ'f .:i^9 " _ " i .. _ __ _-.' Y ,, , 'M . , :Ir- - N T- .- ! __-,, ~ ii '- C ANDL ELIAGHT PROGR AM:~ Sigia AIpha Iota Will Holkd Annual Miciieale Tomorrow Sigma Alpha Iota, national hon- orary music sorority, will present its annual candlelight service at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyte- rian Church. Alumnae and active members will participate in the program, under the direction of Marilyn Mason,...…
…PAGESI TTi M TC T Tt AN l A T T a A TT? AV vrr~r? A I 11121.A 1LALACr13.L'% 11131.1:1 I t)A. UL',i1)XYI) )ZW:VLDLII, 4, I19W. I "=<i JUIDGMENT DAY: Literary College Faculty GradingBefrins Tuesday It'll be evaluation day Tuesday and Wednesday in some 2,200 Literary College classrooms. The grading of professors on those days will be conducted almost entirely by students themselves. ABOUT 3,000 STUDENT monitors will be in charge of obtaini...…
… CANTERBURY DEAN See Page 4 iLatest iDedline it the Sat A6F Ar\ m m = mmk=AEL IR W" mr t t PARTLY CLOUDY VOL. LX, No. 62 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS SLOfficials Laud Record Vote Turnout Election Hailed As Best in Years With final tabulations complet- ed at nearly 3 a.m. yesterday morning, the curtain was rung down on what has been termed by observers all over the campus "the most successful election in...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 3, 1949 WINTER WONDERLAND: Ulr Club Greets Skiers With Prayer for Snow What's Up in the Dorms 'U' MEN'S QUARTET: Local Juke-Boxes Now Offer <i _ With a prayer for snow on their lips and visions of glistening slopes, the Ullr Ski Club extended the welcome mat to all skiers- the flops and the proficient. Close to 200 people breathed sighs of remembrance and antici- pation as they watched ...…
…FRDAY, b EEIVER 3, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY mwmwmw DOUGH OR DIE: 'Ensian Staff To Answer MSC Yearbook's S.O.S. By LEE RUKEL An S.O.S. from financially des- perate Michigan State yearbook publishers will be answered soon by the business staff of the money making 'Ensian. They plan to visit Michigan State to give any tips they can to aid the ailing yearbook on that campus. * * * 'ENSIANEERS are going in re- sponse to an invitation from the b...…
…- - -,-. MMMO9 pF 1lAk rJuun TMTHl CTTWGAN DI Afl- P DAY1e nv ~~ if F_ :a aa se .i.s a a.i ai i W l'a 1 .: l_/ to 1 a>.:s .. i u a'---- .e-e.,lr., S..aail ar...y :zw. QSt 0 Canterbury Dean THE RUSSIAN problem in general, and more specifically, the treatment of the violently pro-Soviet elements in the United States and in England was nicely covered by the visit and speech of the Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, Tues- day,...…
…~Rfl)AY~DEUi:;MIM~n T~, 19 1ff THE MICHIGAN DAILY l!" Engineers Sell Out Tickets For Tonight's Slide Rule Bal Tickets for Slide, Rule -Bali, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight at the Masonic Temple, have been sold out. Annually given by the Michigan Technic, this all-campus dance commemorates the rivalry be- tween the lawyers and the en- gineers. According to custom, students in the Law School are barred from the dance becau...…
…TI RV MICHITGAN DAILY FUrDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 iymnasts Show Wares Reio n Intrasquad Encounter)RS FRIDY. EGE1LE 3.194 , . Wallop ucksters, 1-5 -.1. 1 By DICK MILLER Before an audience of about 30 People who just stopped in but de- cided to stay, Coach Newt Loken and his gymnastics squad con- ducted their second intrasquad meet yesterday. Although the regularly sched- iled meets will not begin until February, the team is working hard ...…
… FRIDAY, DEOEMERt 3, 1948 TH E M ICHIGAN DAI LY PAGE Fraternity Volleyball Enters Sem Intramural Standings Delta Upsilon Sinks Sig Ep; Fraternity ... Beta Theta Pi .............400 Phi Gamma Delta........350 Alpha Tau Omega........348 Sigma Phi Epsilon .........342 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ......328 Phi Delta Theta ..........326 Delta Upsilon . .1i......... 312 Sigma Chi...............304 The inter-fraternity competi- tion has been complete...…
…F# C - I -, .m- THE MICIICAN 1RiLTAY, O1Wc14MF.ER ', 1Iin __ _ . ---- : ,. , , --. . MISSION TO WASHINGTON: Mme. Chiang Seeks Aid Her Mission... WASHINGTON-(AP)-Pre..dent Truman announced he will re- ceive Mine. Chiang Kai-Shek, but he gave no hint of his attitude on new aid to China. He told his news conference that a date has been set for a meeting with the Chinese Generalissimo's wife, but declined to say when it is. Mme. Chiang fle...…
