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For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786
from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday,and Saturday 9:30 'till 11:30 A.M.
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By PHILIP SUTIN -
American and Canadian rela-
tions with Latin America will be
the major topic of the business
adninistration school's student
council exchange weekend. Fifteen
students from the University of
Toronto's commerce school. will
attend the weekend.
These students arrived yester-
day to begin the slate of. confer-
ences and dinner with 15 business
students and faculty.a
Managing Assets
.At 'a dinner tonight Prof. Mor-
gan Colline of the business ad-
miinistration school will speak
about his experiences in manag-
ing the cash assest of a major
American corporation. Dean Floyd
Bond of the business school will
welcome the students at that time.
Papers on the Latin American
theme will be- presented by stu-
dents of both schools tomorrow.
They will stress the business as-
pects of North American relations
with Latin America, but political
and economic areas will also be
covered, Robert Rossiter, Grad,
president of the business adminis-
tration school student council,
said.
Prof. Paul McCracken
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business administration school will
speak at a Friday noon luncheon
on the balance of payment situa-
tion.
Soviet Problems
The Soviet Union's economy,
marketing problems, and trade of-
fensive will be discussed by Prof.
D. Maynard Phelps of the business
administration school, Prof. Wil-
liam Ballis of the political science
department and Peter Rasko of the
Bureau of Business Research at a
session tomorrow afternoon.
Closing out the formal part of
the weekend, Prof. Albert Steiger-
walt of the business administra-
tion school will speak about his
experiences conducting state de-
partment sponsored seminars for
Venezualan students last summer
At a dinner tomorrow evening.
The 15 University of Toronto
students wil also tour the Memor-
ial Phoenix Project and the cam-
pus and wil also yiew Homecoming
festivities and the football game
with Purdue.
Roundtable Plans
Discussion on U N
The Political Science Round-
table will sponsor a discussion on
"The Secretary-Generalship and
Future of the United Nations" in
the Rackham Amphitheater, at
8:00 p m. today Prof. Inis L.
Claude of the political science de-
partment, J. David Singer of the
Political science department and
Eric Stein of the Law School will
speak.
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United Nations? OUTLAW WAR for
the individual under international
law? What power for peace does the
U.S. Constitution grant the inidivid-
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AND THE MICHIGAN UNION
present
"TRAINING IN LAW"
second in a series
with
PROF. ROY L. STEINHEIMER
professor of law and admissions officer
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL
OCTOBER 19, 1961
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