I Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursdov. Ormhpr :1 I ()A Page Eig-t-THEMICHIGAN--AIL TIr lu ,u Ca-t,'~kr ~I I OVQ S'ARTS SUNDAY: SGC to begin bus service on, campus 1. .rrY .'.w;r,." . yr.. "ti°rW~"i. Yrr'frr:S:? 'rFrr; h'.' " ;d,'k, rr,:}"Sv ... vr.,,, ";vav ".:".".::v.". .; ,....; . %4:vi:i{: "."::::>""r:a . .:::'i 'L' : a,. ;""{,r,", ".. ".^. .v.: . . .::":fiR:."..'"'t' .: :4:: .....v. ::::.,: ::":v: "::::: e.:::.. : .%?:::z;:::,:::.;.,A:., :::":::::."?t?:::,:":: }s: ,>. ...,....: ....? .;.,. : .v.:. , , ,. i,.;%.r .yw.; ;? ..,:;"x;";: : ;Y";";;:;;.. g ; fi,. C;: kt ":. ......:,x ., .,...r ^'1.?..5;"*;, ,;;'' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN :r1: <":+:-:.yvx":;.:.:r.?:":":"::";:i;i:..,".: -x:"::::r:::.,v.:::"::.r:r::rr1 :"v:: ii" rry. ....:."::.;:"." :;..",, r ...; .. r .: ...... e:{{> :":{{rLV., :. i:"r:" y y:". :.: : Jv ... ,. .": aJ .... . : . ............1","Jf.{ :::::::.^.Y. AY:.J:. "':{":{{:".: ." ...... ........, ......................, . ,.. .rt.., ....... ... "{.. ... V..i.V.Ki ... J. n,.n . f.... ... {.. 3" s,4..... .... .. . ................. ......... . .rr.............................. 1.., i... 1'1.. ....,........... ::: r. .iv.;:::::.::.,v.... ,,,, ..,.,,. ^..,.,. ........... ^.... . .. . ..,., ., .1.,:.. }, ........ . .. .. ... .: :^..'.:": -:.:.....11..1. . . "}". 5}... .i'i :.:J.......,J......,. " ,...::::.^:::..:..1"..r...... ..sas. 11.... "::.:.. .............:d.;1..".^.. ": ":,".;:":.,". .......; .....................::.. ,,..........1 :.,.......,...., ... .:1........:"..:......i..:.:.. ......... .,.... L::"::{{ y :"c . . . z } Z,- , 1 R, -.?X*-.,: The Daily Offical Bulletin is an official publication of the Univer- sity of Michigan for which The Michigan Daily assumes no editor- ial responsibility. Notices should be By LORNA CHEROT An evening bus service oper-j ating between central campus and residences to the south and east is scheduled to begin operation Sunday. The bus service will be provided through efforts of SGC. Bob Neff, executive vice president, said 700 subscribers are needed to make the system operational. The chargeI for a bus pass would be $3 per month. About 225 subscribers to the -service have been found so far. Most of these are girls living in sororities, or in Oxford housing. The bus will pass along Hill, Oxford, and South University, and will have eight stops: the UGLI, Hill and Tappan, Hill and Forest, Lincoln and Cambridge, Cam- SDSIdenies planningf disruption (continued from Page 1) right under the first amendment to pidet a polling place. _(oWashtenaw County Prosecutor bridge and Washtenaw, Hill and, sent in TYPEWRITTEN form to. Oxfrd ndSouh Ui- Room 3528 L. S. & A. Bldg., be- Oxford, Oxford and South Uni- ore 2 p.m. of the day preceding versity, and South University at publication and by 2 p.m. Friday Elm. for Saturday and Sunday. General The idea of such a bus service Notices may be published a maxi- running through the area dotted mum of two times on request; DayI Calendar items appear once only. with fraternities and sororities Student organization notices are was a campaign issue in the April not accepted for publication. For SGC election, more information call 764-9270. The monthly rental of the bus THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 from the Ann Arbor Transit Co.- is $2,100, according to Arthur D Puendet, manager of the com- pany. Neff has said that if enough - subscribers are not found by Sun- Bureau of Industrial Relations Sem- inar: "Management of Managers. Pro- day, SGC, IFC, and Panhel would gram No. 72": North Campus Commons. be asked to provide the difference. 8:15 a.m. There is also the possibility of Center for Programmed Learning for asking President Fleming to pro- Business: "Training Systems Work- shop": Michigan Union, 8:30 a.m. vide money from his discretionary T. S. Jerome Lecture Series: Massimo fund, Neff said. Pallottino, Profesor of Etruscology and The bus, with room for 70 per- Italic Antiquity, The University of sons, is scheduled to complete the Rome, Sketch of a History of Ancient route every twenty minutes from Italy Before Its Romanization-Part I: Introduction: The Concept of 'Italic' 5 p.m to midnight Sunday through History' ": Auditorium B, Angell Hall. Thursday. A trial run, held Oct. 4:00 p.m. 24 showed the bus would have no physical Chemistry Seminar: Prof. H. H. Jaffe, University of Cincinnati, trouble keeping up with such a "CNDO Calculations of Spectroscopic I timetable. However, lighting at Properties", 1200 Chemistry, 4 p.m. the proposed bus stops was de- Department of History Lecture Series: scribed as "fair" or poor by Pro- Aspects of Negro American History: ; ~Mr. Harold Cruse, Visiting Honors Lee- fessor William W. Joy, Director of turer, "The Negro Creative Movement Environmental Health and Safety of the 1890's": Auditorium A. Angell for the University. Hall, 4:15 p.m. Cinema Guild: Fred Wilcox s For- However, Peter Ostafin, assis- bidden Planet: Architecture Auditor- Stantdirector of the University ium. 7:00 and 9:05 p.m. Office of Student-Community Re- University Players (Department of lations, called the lighting b Speech): Harold Pinter's The Home- a on, a e bn- coining: Trueblood Theatre. 8:00 p.m. (repeated at 7 p.m.) Ed Burrows hosts as possible, none accepted after 4 p.m. Men and women. All day. Bach .and Interagency Board of U.S. Civil Serv- an hour of news and conversation about day preceding visit. Masters degrees in Econ., Gen. Lib. Arts, ice E::aminers. offer students in en- the arts and literature. Guests from MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1968 Journ., Math and Bach. in Educ. for gineering, physical sciences, and matie- Interlochen Arts Academy. Friday 5:00 Cornell University, Graduate School EDP, Foreign Trade, Mgmt. Trng., matics sciences a work-study progm- p.m. Focus on Students, produced by of Business, Men and women, all day. Mktg., Res., Merchan.. Production, In- cooperative with several universities in students in the speech department. 5:15 All disciplines for Business and Public side Sales, Writing, Gen. and Tech. the Wash, metropolitan area only. Stu-I pi. Business Review withC Pof. Ross Administration study. City of Detroit Civil Service: see the dents are given career-eoncitiona ap-I Wilhelm. Friday 8:00 p.m. Contempor- Imperial Chemical Industries Limit- Wed, listing above. pointmnents, attend college on full-times ary Directions Concert, broadcast live ed, Mep and women. Primarily inter- Wickes Corporation, Saginaw, Mich.: basis, followed by full time work on from Rackham Lecture Hall- the final e,sted in meeting British Post-doctoral Men and women. All day. BA BS MA! vacation periods, Apply before Dec.3 concert of the 8th Annual Festival of scientists. PhD in Bio-chem.. Anal MS Econ., Educ., Engl., Gen. Lib. Arts. for test on Feb. 1, and Feb. 8 for test Contemporary Music, featuring the Chem., eGn. Chem., mnorgan. Chem., Geog., Hist., Journ., Libr. Sci., Math, on March 29. ,s Contemporary Directions Ensemble. 9:45 Organ, Chem, Phys. Chem., Math, Philo.. Psych., Speech, and others. For The Urban Corps, Office of the May- p.m. Dimensions of Loneliness - "The Microbiol., and Physics for research Mgmt Trng. Mktg. Res., Merchandising, or City of New York: Work-Study pro- Paradox of Loneliness", with Prof. Ed- posts in chemical industry. Personnel, Publ. Rel., Purchas., Inside gr.C for k:a durkgthy pro- munid F. Byrne, Michigan State Uni- and Territ. Sales, and Stat. gram for Summer, and during the aCa- versity. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 5, 1968 demic .year programs, all four years of Student Relations Committee Meet- National Labor Relations Board, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1968 college and graduate students eligible, lng: Open Meeting, Thursday, October Wash, N.C.: Men and women, all day. City of Detroit Civil Service: See for appointments in areas of Business 31, 1968. 1:00 p m., Council Room. SAB I BA BS/MA MS Econ..* Law, Poll. Sci., Wednesday, above, listing. tn andM agement, Public A, The Arts, Bldg. Agenda: 1. Consideration of the | for Pubi. Admin.. Labor Rel.. and In- Tennessee Valley Authority, Men and Science and Technology, Education, and minutes; 2. University-Police Relations dust. Rel. Women. All day. BA/BS in Arch., Math., other areas. Preliminary questionnaire Subcommittee Report; 3. Advisory Coin- ---- Econ., Phys., Lands. Arch., and MA.vile by wriin ate thanaNo- mittee - OSA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1968 in Poll. Sci. for Art & Des., gmt Trng.A .eailable by writing no later than No School of Music Concert: 1968-1969 Aetna Life and Casualty, Group Divi- Mktg. Res., Stat., and Econ. mr. Festival of Contemporary Music; Chain- sion, Detroit, Mich.: Men and women. Union Carbide Corporation. Nuclear School of Advanced International be Musi Contemporar Diretions En aftern on A majorstfor Ins Division, Oak Ridge, Tenn., and Pad- Washington D.C.. and Bologna, Italy: gemble; Schuller's "Aphorisms," John ance, home office, mgmt. trng. mer- ucahK.Mnadwmn feno eresi cnhs. ol c. n Hawkins' "Three Cavatinas," Barney chandising, and sales, oly. BA BS,'MA MS Biochem. Anal Degees in econ.. ist., poli.si., and Child's "Nonet." and Finney's "Divertis- City of Detroit Civil Service: Men Chem.B B CAem. Borgan. Che min. 1 western European language in- sement" Rackham Lecture Hall, Friday, and women, all day. BS Arch, Anal and Phys. Chem., Math, icrobiolnhe ted to app y for fellois received no Py ChmMtMrbiladM anPhNov. 1, 8 p.m. Gen. Chem., Econ., Gen- Lib. Arts, Apiain eevdn Physics for Atomic Energy Research, De-laetanMrh. T. S. Jerome Lecture Series: "Sketch Math, Landscape Arch., Poli. Set., sign. Dev. and Production.f s ,thanMarch_. of a History of Ancient Italy Before Its Psych., Soc., Soc. Wk., and Urban Plan- Ronanization" by Massimo Pallottino, ning for EDP, Mgmt. Trng.. Personnel, PLACEMENT SERVICES Current Position Openings received Professor of Struscology and Italic An- Pubi. Admin., Purchasing, Recreation, 3200 S.A.B by General Division by mail and phone, tiquity, The University of Rome, Lee- Soc. Wk., Stat.; and Urban Planning. GENERAL DIVISION no intervievs held on Campus for these tures on October 31. November 5, 7, 12, The Upjohn Company, men. All day. Opportunities for Work-Study, Fin- openings, contact Placement Services. 14; Auditorium B. Angell Hall, 4:00 p.m., Kalamazoo, Mich., BA/BS/MA/MS Bio- ancial Aid, and Further Study:C ontact 764-7460 for application information: chem., Microbol, and Pharmacy for Placement Serv. for these notices, and Local Organization: Numerous man- Territorial Sales, application procedures. agement trainee positions, (B.A. pre- United States Coast Guard ffi-- - ferred, inside help and drivers. No ex- per, required State of Conunecticut: Psychology A-- i.;tant 1, B.A. in sroc. sciences or -tat Psych. Assoc. 11. MA. Psych plus 3 },:s. exper. Welfare Prog,. Supv.. Nl-V in Soc. Wk. plus 3 yrs. exper. Mon essen Public Library. Children s Librarian. MALS. Averst Labs: Analytical Chemist, B.S. in chem. Chemists, B.S. in Chem. Fa- cilities Engineer, degree in chem or mechli. eng. plus exper. Wrightwood Extended Care Facility physical therapists, occupational thera- pists and social wvorkers. appropriate degrees and exper. Encyclopedia Brittanica, Inc.: Re- search editor. E.S. or M.S. in science. soc. stud, and or huianties. Geo- Sraphy researcher, B.S. In Geog., Econ. or Poll Sci. Production Ass't., B.A. any field. Library Research Ass't., B.A. any field. ENGINEERING PLACEMENT SERVICE 128 it, West Engrg. Bldg. NOVEMBER 7, 1968 Bendix Corp. Aerospace Systems Div. Executive Offices Missile Systems Div. Research Labs. Div, Caterpillar Tractor Co. Cities Service Oil Co. Doer Chemical Co. - (Make appt. at 3200 SAB) Harnischfeger Corp. IBM - PhD Libby-Owens-Ford Co. Shure Brothers, Inc. Technology Inc. Union Carbide Corp. - Nuclear Div. United States Steel Corp. American Biridge Div. Steel, Cement, & Raw Mat'ls Applied Research Lab. U.S. Gov't - Tennessee Valley Authority William Delhey warned demon- lem a "minor thing" which "we Chemistr1y Colloquium: Prof. H. H. strators he "intends to treat all can take care of." Jaffe. University of Cincinnati, "Alli disruptions.at the polls and all The important thing, Ostafin Valence Electron SC :Calculations,. atd i 0 e nuh ~Srb I Room 1300 Chemistry 8:00 pa.. interference with voters as fel- said, is to get enough subscrib - onies and will prosecute each case ers so the service can have a to the fullest extent of the law." trial month." He estimated there General Notices Delhey said felonies would in- are 1400 potential commuters in - elude: attempting to influence the area serviced by the bus. Attention: Freshmen and Sopho- ________________mores: Get first hand information on voters or deter them from voting; the UM Junior Year in Germany Pro- staying in an election booth for gram at the annual fall meeting to be more than two minutes; filling 1 N p roposes held Tuesday evening. November 5th ouPavtrapicto.wtot at 7:30 p.m. in the third floor confer- out a voter application without ence room of the Michigan Union. 'being 'egistered; picketing the Alumni of the program and UM fa- polls if such activity keeps people n ty ains culty members will be. present to an- from roting. swer your questions. Refreshments. fr xm t ng.f te - ]Broadcasting Service: WUOM Radio Maxmum penalty for these of- W i eesi (91.7 Mci 11 a.m. to 1; p.m. daily. fenses, under federal and state Thursday 1:00 p.m. U.S. Foreign Pol- law, is five years in jail and/or IiUNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - icy: The Next Decade: 'Within the UNITD NAIONS N.Y ()P - Communist World" with Prof. Pliliip $1,000 fine. The General Assembly's Trustee- Mosley, Columbia University. Thursday Jim Mellon, an SDS, member, ship Committee overrode strong 4:45 p.m. Conservation Report with said the student strike would point British objections last night and Prof. Karl Lagler. 5:15 p.m. U-M Fea-' to three issues:'(ture story with Jack Hamilton. t approved overwhelmingly a pre- Friday 11:00 a.m. The Eleventh Hour -To vote in the election is to dominantly Asian-African resolu- affirm and support the system tion urging new forceful measures which wreaks death in the third for toppling the white minority! world and in the ghettos. regime in Rhodesia. -All of the three major can- By a vote of 89 to 9, with 15 didates support the war in Viet- abstentions, the c o inmi t t e e nam despite the wishes of the adopted the 50-nation resolution Majority of the nation. j recommending that the U.N. Se- -The university, and all ma- curity Council impose economic jor universities support imperial- and diplomatic penalties on ism with research. South Africa and Portugal, the TALK S RIH Hare, in his statement, antici- chief allies of Rhodesia. pated bombings and bomb threats The vote assured ratification on th' day of the election, and later by the two-thirds majority said that police leaves in poten- required in the General Assem- Thinking of returning to ti tial trouble spots have been can- bly. teta fIIsini celed for election day: the team of ICI scientist celed fr electon day.Britain, the United States, Aus-shrl.Tewiltlyo Michigan State Police, he said, tralia, New Zealand, Belgium, the shortly. They will tell you will be -"operative in a mobile Netherlands, Luxembourg, Portu- where these are, how mu Manner." gal housing situation is. If yo Bill Ayers did not rule out the the and South Africa voted againston.in just the same for a possibility of violence on election Before the vote, the British del- prospects. day, but said that "if any occurs, egate, D. E. T. Luard, spoke out ICI's recruiting team it will be caused by the police and against what he described as "this will visit your campus ill-conceived, unrealistic and ex- dents." treme resolution." Contact them through- Miss M - -Britain's stand and the known ment I ~ments S CORRECTION opposition of other Western 3200S powers made it clear that the i'' Valentine George Bolen, Slavic Lang- ua-es and Literatures, Dissertation: "Analysis of the Comic in Ilja Ilf andj Evgenij Petrov's Twelve Chairs and The Golden Calf,". on Thursday, October 31 at 10 a mn. in West Council Room, Rackhain: Chairman: A. K. Humesky. James Peter Bosscher, MechanicalEn- gineering. Dissertation: "An investiga- tion of the Mechanics of Ruptured-Cell Foamed Elastic Materials." on Thursday October 31. at 10:15 a.m. in 402 East Enineering. Chairman F. E. Fisher. All Erkan Engin. Engineering Me-1 chaics, Dissertation: "The Axisymme- tric Resnonse of a Fluid-FilledSpheri- cal Shell." on Thursday, October 31. at ininRo 20WetEgern, 3 p.m. in Room 220 West Engineering, Co-Chairmen: Y. K. Liu and R. D. Low. Placeeni t -v200 s.A.8. , ENER IL DIVISION Placement Interviews: '1le following orb ri-atir'ns will interview at Place-! m1en services. the representatives ex- ' . e at 'ea't a "ita sheet on in- terviewees, therefore, if you are not : !Yetod- register ed with the General , Division. please stop in and let us pro-E vide you with the proper materials. Please call 763-1363 to make appoint- 'ucis by phone. cr stop in and make; appt. in parson. Make appts. as soon THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1968 Dunn and Bradstre t, Inc., Men and Women, afternoon only. Bach. and! Masters in Econ., for Meint. Trng. Caterpillar Tractor Co., Peiora, Ill., ORGAN IZATION NOTICES Ilillel Foundation, 1429 Hill St., Fri- day, Nov. 1st, Traditional Services (5:00 p.m.) Joint Hillel - Beth Israel Service (8:00 p.m.) followed by Oneg Shabbat honoring Osias Zwardling; Sat., Nov. 2nd Traditional Services (9:00 am.). International Students Association. ' ail Frolic" dance Friday, Nov. 1st. in in the International Center Ballroom. Refreshments - admission free. All foreign and American students wel- come. Bach Club Meeting, Thursday, Oct. 31st, 8:00 p.m., 802 Monroe Street, Guild House, Program: Randolph G. Smith will speak on "Great Works of Bach You've Probably never Heard Before". Jelly dontuts and fun afterwards. For further info call 769-2922 or 769-0995. "MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT 1960" THEODORE WHITE'S Award-winning 90-minute film Fri.-Sat., Nov. 1-2 Not. Sci. Aud. -7 & 9 p.m. Tickets $1 .00 - Fishbowl +vcu v~a~c -va lxaru vI~cer Candidate School offers preliminary questionnaire for students interested in 17 week intensive training and 3 years service. I a GO GO BAHAMAS 8 FABULOUS DAYS 7 GLORIOUS NIGHTS $17900 Dec. 27th-Jan. 3rd j I NCLUDES: * Round trip jet air fare 9 7 Nights accommoda- tions at the famous Freeport Inn *97 Great happy hours PLUS, PLUS, PLUS $50 Holds Your Reservations CALL: Your Campus Representative DICK R I N I, 769-0226 or SSTUDENTOURS, 886-0844 Speed Your Way TO Better Poy Educational Institutions Large Research Establishments, Government Agencies, and Many Small Businesses are in constant need of: 0 Executive Secretaries * Stenographers CIENTISTS [WITH IC he U.K.? Get in touch with ts visiting your campus about jobs available now, ch they pay and what the u've only just arrived, drop chat about your future on November 4 A. D. Webber, General Place- Division, Bureau of Appoint- and Occupational Information Student Activities Building * Office Machine Operators " Receptionists 0 Clerk-Typists * IBM-Key Punch Operators Hamilton Business College can quickly prepare you for these high-paying positions. Exclusive Speedwrit- ing shorthand will allow you to master the shorthand skill in just a few weeks. Call today 769-4507. Afternoon Classes Begin Nov. 4th ENROLL NOW HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE - STATE and WILLIAM - ANN ARBOR }U Vt' Last Friday, the Daily mis- takenly said the African Stu- dents' Union would hold a bucket drive as part of "Biafra Day.", It was the Biafran Stu- dent Association that was re- sponsible for the drive. dNITE'6 Security Council would not ap- prove calls for force and new! diplomatic sanctions. While the General Assembly can recommend action to the 15- nation Security Council, only the latter can impose sanctions and authorize use of force. 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