THE MICHIGAN DAILY
T UESDAY, FEBRTJAR7
-DAILY OFFICIAL BLEI
P"LJcation In the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the
Uhveraity. Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President
until 3:30; 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
History courses will be held at 9 a.m., r
Saturday, March 2, in Room C, Haven.
All students who have to take such0
an examination must make arrange-
ments with their instructor before
Wednesday, Feb. 27.(
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1935
VOL. XLV No. 1051
Notices
President and Mrs. Ruthiven will
be at home to the students on Wed-
nesday, Feb. 27, from 4 to 6 o'clock.j
cease nor begin until all changes have
been thus officially registered. Ar-
i angcmn7ts made with the instructors
are not official changes.
Studnts Colegeof Literature,
,.'i:ri s , 'h r' : " No course
mnay be elected for cecdit after the
end of +he tuird tweek. Satuirdayv
University Scholarships In Thei March 2, is therefore the last date
Giraduate School The Board of e on which new elections may be ap-
gents of the Uiversity of Michigan proved. The willingness of an in-
have established certain University dividual instructor to admit a stu-
of Michigan Scholarships to be dent later would not affect the op -
known as University Scholarships inI oration of this rule.
the Graduate School aid have di-
rected that these Scholarships shall;
be. available to students in the Ufli.~ University Bureau of Appoint-
versity who are residents of the mns&Ocptoa nomto
State of Michiqn and who enter up- has received notice of the following
on graduate work in the academicI U."' Civil Service Examinations:erimdalyfloxngtir,1stSaitclCek,$60
undergraduate curricula and the re-' Director of Typography, Govern-
ceiving of the bachelor's degree. The ment Printing Office, $3600.
Scholarships carry exenmption from' Dietitians, $1800 to $2900.
fees in the manner of existing Uni- Announcements are on file at the
versity Fellowships in the Graduate! office, 201 Mason Hall.
School. Application blanks for Uni-1--
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Re adiing Requirenients in German
for Ph.D. Candidates:
Candidates in all fields except those
of the natural sciences and mathe-
matics must obtain the official cer-
tification of an adequate knowledge
of German by submitting to a written
examination given by a committee!
of the Department of German. Such
examinations will be held once each
semester and towards the end of the'
Summer Session. For the secondse-
smester the examination will be held.
Wednesday, March 20, in Room 203,
University Hall. Students who intend
to take the examinations are re-
quested to register their names at!
least one- week before the date of the
examination at the office of the Ger'-
man Department, Room 204, Univer-
sity Hall, where detailed informa-
tion with regard to examination re-I
quirements will be given..
English 154, meets Tuesday, 7-9, 1
315 Haven Hall.
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LANSING, Feb. 25. - ('P - The office of the Graduate School and jlEconomics 51: The make-up final Unvriyretr
possibility of an investigation to de- should be filed not later than March examination will be held Thursday, DriFFrederick A. Coller. Professor
+ I Feb. 23, frorn 3 to 6 o'clock in Room of Sttv-ery't n edclSho
nteMeiaScal11termnine whether bills have been in- 9 accompanied by a transcript of + ;ill lecture on the subje.ct "The. Pro-{
troduced in the Legislature for un- thInegaut rcr.27 cgld._____1tress of Surger'y in Re;ent Years"
ehalo maiiu prpssa-C. S. Yoakum, Dean. iFnlEaia ion llustrated), at 5:15 p.m., Thursday,
- -Seciolegy51lnaEx iainI Feb. 28, in the Natural Science Au-
peared today. University Broadcasting: M1ake-up: Students who did not take,
Attorney-General Harry S. Toy said' 9:15-9 :45 a.m. - A Class in Ele- the final examination in this course This is the sixth of a series of Uni-
he had heard reports about measures mentary Singing, Joseph E. Maddy. for the first semester may take the ,,,
I zversity .lectures by members of the
whih vtean egslaorsdecried 2:0{!-2 :30 p.m. - Michigan, M y make-up examination on Saturday, LUn versity faculties, which facut
as "sandbagged" bills, He. said no Michigan Series - Topic: "Mica-Mac 2 rm :0=o1:0 n!om members, students, and the general.
direct complaints had come to his igan's Recreational Resources," Ken- U,1Maven Hall. This is the only make-j (Continued on ;'age 5)
office. neth G. McMurry, Professor of Geog- up that will be given in this course. -~------_.._- --.- _
Legislative investigations have been raphy.1
held in the past to determine whether History Make-up Examinations:TH ART CINEMA
certain bills .we'rc submitted for the School of Education, Changes of The make-up examinations in all
purpose of "making someone pay" to of Elections: No course may be elect- _ ACN
have them killed. ed for credit after Saturday, March - SCA ACN nI
2. Students enrolled in this school . Adult class ev=ery Thur
evecx.at8pm iv Friday and Saturday
I must report all changes of elections . a iym.10itoe
DedoIOviW r at the Registrar's Office, Room 4, Uni- j MRCE ADNAl et e eN
Relief Bill Continues versity Hall., This includes any change TERAL 35RcN Lyeats tesevE -
of sections or instructors. Wuerth Theater Bldg.35Lyi
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 -(A')-The Membership in a class does not rPone 9695
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leaves, only. Turn your back on top leaves. 1I(1o. They're raw,
bitter, stinging. hI'ir your Nick on bottom. leaves because these
coarse, sandy, grimyi bottotiilIeaves dint belong in your smoke.
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mild, fine-tasting, fragrant. Thlat's w~hy J'nz your best friend.