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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1940

PAIFOSNDY COERZ,14


Couples' Co-Op Meets Today


Initiative, Referendum Methods
Are Recommended By Pollock)

A committee from the Inter-Co-
operative Council, headed by Karl
V. Karlstrom, '43SM, will set out to
prove the old adage that "two can
live as cheaply as one," when they
hold the first meeting of all married'
students interested in forming a mar-
ried couples' cooperative at 9 a.m. to-
day in Room 302 of the Union.
"Karlstrom explained that the co-
operative living and eating facilities

for married students would definitely
be started next semester. "Great in-
terest," he added, "has already been
shown by student couples on cam-
pus." He urged all those interested
to attend the meeting early.
The cooperative house, when
formed, Karlstrom continued, will
operate much like most other cam-
pus co-ops.


Monday Eve
at30MICHIGAN
One Performance Only
SAM H. H[,JTZ1S Presents the
MOS9 HARThwYCGEO. S. kAUFMAN SENSATION,
[A M E TD INNEmn
BY THE AUTHOi2S OF 'YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU'
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A Smash Hit" -Time Magazin
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-John Anderson, N.Y. Journal America

By BERNARD DOBER
The initiative and referendum have
assisted in "the continuous struggle
to bring political institutions into
harmony with the needs of the peo-
ple . . . and in the future can assist
more, as agencies of progressive
change," Prof. James K. Pollock, of
the political science department, stat-
ed in a survey bulletin issued by the
Bureau of Government.
The fact that initiative and refer-
endum are inadequate and limited in
educating the populace in public mat-
ters is not inherent to them; the two
processes have acted as a stimulant
to the thinking of the voters, he
said. It is the fault, however, Profes-
sor Pollock maintained, of "public
authorities for not having paid more
attention to the problem of public
education on matters of government
in general, and on ballot measures in
particular."
Voters are not always well-informed
about measures which appear on the
ballots, and Professor Pollock sug-
gests publicity pamphlets, as they
are used in other states, which ex-
plain the issues, be distributed to the
voters at public expense. As things
are now, it is only through reading
about the ballots in the newspapers,
"which are doing yeoman service,"
that the voters receive any informa-
tion about the ballots.
Many proposals have been kept
from the referendum by means of a
provision in the Michigan consti-

tution which was intended to guard
against any undue delay in the pass-
age of emergency measures or ap-
propriations. At times, proposals
have been given immediate effect,
which are of real public interest, but
which never reached the public.

Nortw ,ster Old,,t Union Executive Staff
To Hold Tr out Meeting
r (raduate Dies At 92
__________________ _2 A special meeting of all eligible
BENTON HARBOR, Mich., Oct. 19 second-semester freshmen and soph-
-('--Lorin C. Collins. 92, who was omores who are interested in trying
out for the Union executive staff will
the oldest living graduate of North- be held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in
western University. died last night. the Student Offices of the Union, it
A prominent figure in Illinois ju- was announced yesterday by Doug-
dicial and political circles, Collins las Gould. '41, president of the Union.
was for many years associated with The organiation and method of

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Unnecessary expense and confu- the late Clarence Darrow. He served
sion have been incurred by the ap- several terms in the Illinois legisla-
pearance of the full text of the pro- ture and acted as speaker in 1883.
posals on the ballot. As a substitute, The fodointear heaelected
Professor Pollock suggests an auth- The following year he was elected
orized state authority to prepare a a Cook County circuit court judge. a
short title and a summary of each
proposal which would then be placed
on the ballot.
Enough use has been made of the
initiative and referendum in Michi-
gan to demonstrate support of it as
an institution of popular government, ~
Professor Pollock maintained, and
"the increasing use of it in more re-
cent years has also indicated the de-
sire to maintain these powers of
popular lawmaking for their own pro-
tection.'

prooto UIILon the ste].1udet Lstaff will

oe eaImmu LU iUspeca i U a ua-
cussion of the experience that staff
members receive in the fields of ad-
ministration, public relations and vo-
cational guidance will follow.
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False Report Gives
Michigan's Band
Nation's Headlines
A story that made the front pages
of three of the country's largest
newspapers in connection with the
vard was forwarded to Stuart Park.
vard was forwarded to Stuart Parks,
'42. business manager of the band,
yesterday.
It seems that Michigan's 135
marching men were almost barred
from the Harvard stadium the day
of the game because of "commercial
complications." William J. Bingham,
director of athletics there, was in-
formed the morning of the game
that the band was going to spell out
the name "Buick" in formation be-
tween the halves..
Bingham objected to this exploita-
tion of the football clash for th( pur-
poses of the automobile company,
which, incidentally, sponsored the
band's trip east.' The truth of the
matter, however, was that Prof. Wil-
liam D. Revelli, conductor, had made
no such plans, and Bingham's report
was false.
Meantime feature writers in Bos-
ton, New York and Chicago had
picked up the story, and were sug-
gesting that Coach "Fritz" Crisler
might change his name to Chrysler,
and Tom Harmon to Marmon.

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