THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN State Department Insists (Co"ti""ed from Page 4 On Open Door Policy tures: under the auspices of the De- * partment of Biochemistry: (Continued from Page 1) Nov. 4, . 4:15 p.m., Amphitheatre,j Horace H. Rackham School of Grad- this is a threat with a punch in it. uate Studies. ,The Preparation and; Many students of foreign affairs con- Chemistry of the Proteins of Leaves." sidered it the most likely to be carried Nov. 4, 8:15 p.m., Room 303 Chem- out, partly because it. could be in- istry Building, "The Application of coked quickly by Presidential procla- X-rays to the Study of the Long mation. Chain Components of Waxes." In diplomatic circles it was said Nov. 5, 11 a.m., Room 303, Chem- Japan's attitude toward American in- istry Building, "Criticism of Methods of Amino Acid Analysis in Proteins. terests in China would have at leastofAiocdAnlssnPrtn. the effect of postponing indefinitely This lecture is especially designed for any American recognition of the Gov- thoseinterested in the analytical ernment of Manchukuo. It was noted chemistry of proteins. that the American statement used the' University Lecture: Dr. 1larvin R. Manchukuo never, in referng to tesThompson, Director of Warner In- rio neeiheerigt h stitute for Therapeutic Research region where the .Japanese set up asiuefrTeaetcRsac puppet state and changed its name (formerly Professor of Pharmnaclogy from Manchuria to Manchukuo. at° the University of Maryland) will The Unted Stte neh3 uors lecture on "The Chemistry and Phar- The United States note, 3,004words macology of Ergot" on Thursday, long, was a fundamental statement of Nov. 10, at 4:15 p.m., in Room 165 America's position. It accused Japan Chemistry Building, under the auspi- of trying to monopolize all commerce, ces of the College of Pharmacy. The transport and communication, in public is cordially invited. China by setting up pseudo-Chinese monopolies; with manipulating the currency in North China; with tam- Public Lecture on Aviation: Dr. T. pering with the tariffs; with keeping Theodorsen, Chief, Physical Re- American businessmen from their search Division of the National Ad- properties; and with censoring and visory Committee for Aeronautics, interfering with American mail and will give a lecture on recent research telegrams at Shanghai. problems in aeronautics, at 4:15 p.m. Declaring American trade had been Friday, Oct. 28, in the Amphitheatre, virtually squeezed out of Manchuria third - floor, Rackham Building. All by Japanese manipulations, the note interested are cordially invited to said : attend. "The Government of the 'United- Statesis now apprehensive lest there develop in other areas of China whichE have been occupied by Japanese mili- Architects, Engineers, Dec. Design tary forces since the beginning of the Students are invited to hear "Practi- present hostilities a situation similar cal Problems in Lighting Equipment in its adverse effect upon the com- Design" discussed and illustrated by petitive position of American busi- George P. Wakefield, designer for, ness tb that which now exists in F. W. Wakefield Brass Company, Manchuria." makers of lighting specialties, at 4:15 p.m. this afternoon in Room 9:00, Social, Mrs. Sharfman, host- the part of the students at the Inter- 246 West Engineering Building. All ess. national Center. who are interested are invited. Assembly Banquet Committees: All Alpha Lambda, Delta: The conven- Coming Events eligibility slips must be in by the end tion banquet tonight will be held in Freshman Round Table: President e weekofr you will automatically the Grand Rapids room of the League Ruthven will speak at the Freshman at 6:30 p.m. It will be a formal af- Round Table on "A Balanced Edu- ISgna Xi: The first chapter meet- lair. Luncheon on Saturday will be Ication," four o'clock, Sunday after- ing of the year will be held Monday, at 12:15, ro m will be posted onthe noon, Lane Hall. All members of Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. in the third floor please call for your dinner and lun- the Freshman Class are welcome to amphitheatre of the Rackham Bldg. cheon tickets between 1 p.m. and 3 the Round Table Discussions. Dr. Isaacs will give an illustrated lec- cheo tiketsbeteen1 p~. ad 3ture on "The Talmud as a Source of p.m. today at the Convention regis-Mteron TheTHdstaryorceno" tration desk in the League. Business The Angell Hall Observatory will be Material for the History of Science." meeting begins at 2 p.m. today. open to the public from 8:30 to 10:00 BsTm n Saudyeeig Ot 9 h he Bibliophiles : The first meeting will Saturday evening, Oct. 29. The three be held TuedayNov.1, in the Michi- Stalker Hall. The Friday Nighter planets, the Moon, Jupiter and Sat- be heguesaNv 1, in thsMrchi- Class in "Through the New Testa- urn, will be shown through the tele- anague with Mrs. Carl Dahlstrom nent" will meet with Dr. Brashares scopes. Children must be accom- acting as hostess. At 70 m Fllnwincr the class we panied by adults.. l "A good time for a good cause" will be the theme of the Hallowe'en party to be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Unitarian Church to raise funds for supplies to be- sent to Loyalist Spain. The Ann Arbor Committee to Aid Spain, which -is sponsoring the affair, in conjunction with organizations all over the country, is working to com- plete the million dollar cargo of the Erica Reed which will sail Sunday for Spain. The program for tomorrow night includes a brief service of apprecia- tion for Ann Arbor volunteers in Spain, a poetry recital by Kimon Friar, Grad., the showing of the new Spanish film "Return to Life," ing Club Room in the Rackham Bldg. There will be games and refresh- ments. The girls will wear sweaters and skirts. Women Students: The Badminton courts in Barbour Gymnasium will be open to women students on Tues- day evenings from 7:30 to 9:30. Men may use the courts if guests of wom- en students. Hallowe'en Party Will AidLoyalists ;1f ac : ;uP.11. rluag Lm urw will have a party at 9 o'clock at which time we shall have a program of folk dancing led by one of the in- structors from the Ford Motor Co. All Methodist students and their friends are cordially invited for both the class and party. Harris Hall: The TGTS for all Episcopal students and their friends will meet today at Harris Hall from 3 to 6 p.m. The Discifiles Guild will have a Hallowe'en party in the basement of Lane Hall tonight, 8:30-12 o'clock. Disciples students and their friends are invited. 15 cents charge. Masquerade Hallowe'en Party to- [ight sponsored by the Westminster Guild in the Student chapter of the First Presbyterian Church. All Presbyterian students and their friends are cordially invited to par- ticipate in a hilarious Hallowe'en. Hillel Friday evening services: The Hillel Services will be conducted un- der the following new schedule: 7:30 p.m., Orthodox services. 8 p.m., sermon. "Secrets of A Synagogue Attic," by Dr. Bernard Heller. 8:30, Reform services. International Council Program. The program of the International Coun- cil following the Sunday-evening supper at 7 o'clock next Sunday, Oct. 30, is of more than usual interest. Students from six different countries will lead in a symposium on the sub- ject, "School Customs of my Coun- try." Mr. John Johnstone of the In- tramural Sports Department will ex- plain the plan for the more general participation in intramural sports on Our Printing Excels We hove the facilities to cater to your printing desires and needs. - satisfaction guaranteed! PERSONAL STATIONERY 200 single sheets 100 Envelopes Printed with name, $1 address and city. Special for October 10% off on Personal Xmas Card Orders THE MAYER- SCHAI RER COMPANY 112 South Main Phone 4515 Stationers, Printers, Binders Office Out fitters International Soccer Team: Stu- dents at the International Center in- terested in organizing an Interna- tional Soccer team will meet Mr. John Johnstone of the Intramural Sports Department at 8 o'clock, Sun- day evening,in the Recreation Roam 3f theCenter, immediately following the program. The Graduate Outing Club -ill have a Hallowe'en party at"8:30 p.m. Sat- urday, Oct. 29. in the Graduate Out- #Z Choose your ultra-fashion- able custom-tailored Hudson Seal Coat at Nagler's. We fea- ture all the most desired pelts in the latest fashions. Be an outstanding success in the style that is smartest in Hudson Seal. Nagler s... NUNN /) I LITTLE HATS That make big impressions. Also Showing of Matron Hats .= r s.. $3.95 4"'d up rXC9SIV DANA RICHARDSON 309 South State Street - At the Dillon Shop 318 S. Main St. Phone 2-2619 Expert Remodelling &s Repairing At Reasonable bates of. W. W. Sleator of the physics I tion school. I Only a Few Copies Leftof the f; STUDENT and FACULTLT'Y Obtainable, while they last, at the Student Publications Bldg., Wahr's, Slater's, Wikel's, Ulrich's, Student Supply Store, the Michigan League, the Michigan Wolverine, Michigan Union, and Follett's.