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Mi rhig n D ocrat, will oppose
Govrno Sgle'sproposal to make
11woffcesof Attorney General
andSeray of State appointive,
John. . rari eo, Democratic State
Chairman said today.
Cioerno r Sigler shows an
alalo~glack of confidence in
Lie~,otci: o Mchga."Franco
de~lr d."Beobiously feels that
they~~ or o apablc- of choosing
1l r(v oliijeers. TheDmort
ic uDetmocrat- for the election
c_ )f r. ,(! fef1)y the people. We
dion't an any governor - Re-
pubhl i an orDemocrat - to usurp
the 1)o t . of thle Michigan vot-
Thanc said, however that the
Demoratswould g;o along with
'igler's proposal for a four-year
trml for theI governor. He said
the Democratic leaders felt the
lon, er term would give the gover-
nor time to put his program into
action.
'he D,, roerats, Franco said,
will oppose Sigler's plan to hold
,jjjCefliito ial elecions in non -
pi-esi denitial years. Franco term.-
fad the proposal "a political trick
by the G.O.P. to have the gov-
erno r Ele(:ted by a small number
of voters."
~ 'Physicians
rf l ini Detroit
Four teen University doctors are
scheduled to present lectures and
demonstrations at the second an-
nual Michigan Postgraduate Clin-
ical Institute in Detroit, which
began yesterday and will -,ontinue?
through tomorrow.
An estimated 1,800 physicians
from Michigan, neighboring states,
and Ontario are attending the in-'
stitute in order to learn the latest
developments in medicine, surgery,
dermatology, obstetrics, pediatrics
and general practice. Included in
the three-day program are dem-
onstrations and lectures by 40
Michigan doctors.


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Westminstci- and Cogregation-
?l-Djsciples uivs ill Cjoiin a
on Prtytion 9p-. tormid-
mu: in&x PdHall f dhe Pres-
A lat ul iesand dance
2.~ e5(h~dleclfor 'the vnig
~ck''ts ;)obeavailable at thc
cl~IoA.
Huhill imaiui i li is
of r tw'o-week dycriv e to hike their
'amps mcibeihipto 1.200. Be-
.uu with :.r_ 7y onday. the
camplaign will include solicitation
of all Jewi s sudenti s on campus.
The il Supper Club of St. Andrews
1piscolal Church will present a
pagi eant on the origin of the true
Cross at 8 p.m. Sunday at the
Church. Schola Cantorem, a mix-
ed student choir, will present a
musical program.
At. Baseball They Win
LOS ANGELES, March 11-(A')
--The University of Southern Cal-
ifornia defeated the Chicago
White Sox. 8-7, in an exhibition
baseball game today.

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day a re!1u~t' port,. that he
once saidNo York Jews "were
Iiloyal.-
Mr. Truman volunteered his re-
marks at a news conference and
authorized direct quotation. Usual
news conference rules are that his
remarks mray not be put in direct
Cuotes.
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columnist he said had won
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York publisher was all too accur-
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perate words.'
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Mirror to find out about it.
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of the. New* York Mirror, said he
had no comment on Truman's
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committee reports due. Any stu-
dent interested in working on this
project invited.
Hillel Friday Evening Services:
7:45 p.m. Oneg iabbat, "We Sing
as We Climb," sponsored by
I.Z.F.A. Everyone welcome.
Coin gEvents
Delta Sienna Phi Fraternity has
reactivated and meets every Mon-
day in the Union at 7 p.m. Any ac-
tive member who has transfered
here from another school is invit-
,nd to the meetings or contact Clare
Shuzler. phone 2-5288.
,a'. Itiehard Club invites all
'atholic married couples to attend
thei'r .elig ious Discussion, Sun.,
March ni 7:?,0 p.m., Saint Mary'sr
Student Chape ,l Club Rooms. Re-
f reshinents.
IP. ? a i Iiii'1Foundation "su-
jp-r=,ar:,Supper, .6 p.m., Sunday,
HTillel -L-ouvd ation. Rev. Charles
Hill of Detroit, will speak at 7:30
p.m. Reservations for supper'
'hculd be mlade by Friday. Call
2-6i585.a
Cornedheef Corner, B'nai B'rith
Hillel Foundation: Open to allE
students Saturday, 10:30 p.m. to
midnight.
m.~e Gr'aduate Outing Club will
uhoet for ice-skating at 2 :30 p.m..
Sun.. March 14, northwest en-
trance. Rackham Bldg. Sign up at
1-.ackham check- desk before noon
Saturdy. 11ll1 graduzate students
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