i THrICIGAN D .IL. ..v_ .., " t M "Ppt - ...... This information is due by the end of the first we'k of classes. Friday, Feb. i:n The Swtent nook kxehange, rm. 306, MbWhigai Union, will be open through Fritiay to sell looks. No books will be accepted tor re- sale. Books t.hat have not been sold will be obtainable Feb. 16, throug l F1b. 18. Blook Exchange hours, 12:15 i.-5 pmi. weekcays. Any studcent w!io has not receivel payment for books sold last se- mester may obtain his check fromo Mrs. Reynold:. Rm. 2, Univeryity Hall, Disciplinary Notice: Messrs. Clyde Recht, President of the Men's Judiciary Council; Paul Harrison, Secretary of the Men's Judiciary Council: James McCobb, President of Interfraternity Coun- cil; and Bruce Lockwood. Secre- tary of Interfraternity Council, having appeared before the Sub- Committee on Discipine in support of a recommendation submitted by the Men's Judiciary Council dated January 19, 1948, in regarc to the conduct of a number of fra- ternities and I heir members re- lating to the stealing of Christ- mas trees, after due deliberation it is ordered that the recommenda- tion be approved and that the penalties recommended be im- posed. It was agreed that the ac- tion taken should be given public- ity in the Daily Official Bulletin. The penalties imposed are: That the following fraternities be given eight weeks' social pro- bation beginning Monday, feb. 9: Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta, and Sigma Phi Epsiloni. That the following be given four weeks' social probation beginning Monday, Feb. 9: Alpha Tart 'Omega, Phi Ganna Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Trigon, and Ander- son House. Student basketball tickets: Preferential basketball tickets for the Purdue game Saturday admit- ting students to Yost Field House before 7:15 p.m. can be procured at the University Hall booth Thursday upon presentation of an ID card. One ticket willbe allo- cated for eeh ID card. Pictures of the Marching Band's trip to the Rose Bowl are on dis- play in the Lounge of Harris Hall. Members are urged to plice or- ders now. Women stutdent,. wishing to sign up as haby sitters are requested to i leae the'i names in 1'e Office of the De1 of Women i ng their free hours. Stid 1eit Print boa iiLbra ry: Students interested in obtaining a picture for the spring semester may sign for the print throughi Feb. 12, West GCllery, Alumni Me- moria1111.1.S=tudents must pr e- sent their identification card and pay a rental fee of 50 cents when making tNir reservation. The prints will be issued from Rm. 206, University Ball, the week of Feb- ruary 16. The West Gallery is open from 10-12 a.m. and from 2-5 p.m. daily. Application forms for Student Air Foundation funds for women students are available in tWe Of- # fice of ftle Dean of Women. Applications forB omber Seh l- arships: Applications may be ob- tained at the Scholarship Office, Office of Student Affairs, Rm. 206, University Hall, and must be re- turned to that office not later than Monday, Feb. 16. To be eligi- ble for these scholarships a stu- dent must have served at least one year in the armed forces during the last war, must have completed satisfactorily not less than thle equivalent of two semesters of credit hours in any undergraduate school or college in this University, and shall have received no degree of any kind from this University. Awards will be made according to need, character, and scholarsip ability after comparison of appli- cants. Applications for fellowshiips and sclolarships in Qie (Graduate School will be accepted through Monday, Feb. 16. Renewals of ap- plication should also be filed be- fore Feb. 16. Blanks may be ob- tained at the Graduate School Of- fice in the Rackham Bldg. No ap,. plications will be accepted after Monday, Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. Students, College of L.S.A.: Ap- plications for scholarships for the first and second semesters, 1948- 49, are now available in Rm. 1220, Angell Hall. All applications must be returned to that office by March 1. Applicants must have had at least two semesters of resi- dence in this College. Bureanii of Appointments Regis- tration for Jobs: Registration meeting for all people interested mn jobs-camp, resort,. business and industry- ffor the coiing, summer will be held in Natural Science Audit orium on TIhu trsdIay. Feb. 12, 4:10 p.m. Bureau of Appointments and Occupational Information: The Trustee of Linguan Un iver- sity, Canton, China, annoince a number of vacancies in the follow- ing fields: English, elementary grades, Library, Economics, Politi- cal Science, Agricultuk'al E"ngi- neering and Chemistry. An office secretary with accounting ability is also needed. For further infor- mation, call at the Bureau of Ap- pointments and Occupational In- formation. T'h Division of Schools of the P'anama Canal is seeking experi- cnied teachers to fill vacancies in tie elementary grades ,junior Iigh school mat hematics, English, general science. Spanish, indus- trial arts, music, and social stud- ics. Senior high school positions are open in English, Social Stud- ies, mathematics, commercial work, dramatics, and metal shop. Two supervising teachers of metal shop are also needed. Appoint- mnents will be made early in the Spring to fill these vacancies which are effective on Sept. 9, 1943. For further information, call at the Bureau of Appointments. Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, announces a number of graduate assistantships and special ap- pointments for the academic year, 1948-49. These assistantships are available to holders of the bache- lor's degree. Closing date for re- ceipt of applications, March 1. For further information, call at the Buruea. of Appointments and Oc- cupational Information. Mr. John Fox, President of the Punahou School, Honolulu, Ha- waii, will be at the Bureau of Ap- pointments February 16 to in- terview teachers in the following fields: Women's Physical Educa- tion (elementary) Band (man), (Continued on Page 4) ART CINEMA I4EAC.UE preseuts HARRY BAUR in "REDHEnD" French Dialogue, English Title Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Feb. 12, 13, 14- 8:30 P.M. Box Office Opens 2 P.M. Daily Admission 50c Reservations Phone 6300 LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE WHRV's Monument to Musical Madness 6~e 7I; w 9 EVERY NIGHT SUNDAY-THURSDAY 11 P.M. 1600 ON YOUR DIAL 11 i;t We print 'em all, No Job too large or small. Programs - Tickets Stationery - Announcements ROACH PRINTING 209 E. Washington Ph. 8132 I N CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I ST P losingva.Iuable time Students, save yourself time and money! The Ann Arbor Business School offers you classes in Typing t&cshorthand to be taken in your free hours during the day or in night classes. "Veterans mnay receivethis in- struction under the G. Bill, along with your University courses See its for particulars. ANN ARBOR BUSINESS SCHOOL 330 Nickels Arcade Phone 2-0330 ,V APPLICATION PHOTOS 24-Hour Service I WANTED WANTED-UX:e of piano 6 houis weekly for each of 2 st udents. Call 2- 19, Helainte. WANTED - Press photographers for Michigan Daily. Submit sample of work to Editors. High rates paid for pictures used. )22 LOST AND FOUND I ONE PAIR red velvet evening gloves on Forest near Witham's Friday night of J-Hop. Call Sue at 65:39. )3l LOST--Last semester, small Eversharp pen, blue frame glasses. Please call Naomi, 7851. )2 LOST-Saturday night, left side South University going from the Union to Washtenaw, narrow gold bar pin. Small diamond. Reward. Call Mrs. Robert Waer, 2-2940. )4 LOST-Leather case containing 4 keys. Call University ext. 763. )17 HELP WANTED AVON-A national advertised cosmetic company offers women in Ann Ar- bor, Willow Run, and Ypsilanti, an income opportunity. You can earn a good income with us and be inde- pendent. For information write Avon Products, Inc., 1127 South Webster, Jackson, Michigan. (6 MONEY? Sell N.Y. Herald Tribune sub- scriptions. Write Campus Agency, Box 794, West Lodge, Ypsilanti. )13 EXPERIENCED men and women coun- selors for Jewish co-educational sum- mer camp in Michigan. General and specialty counselors. Phone 2-8439, evenings 5-9 p.m. )20 WANTED--Writers for Michigan Daily sports, womens and news staffs. Ex- perience unnecessary. Report to stu- dent Publications Building Wednes- day, Feb. 11 at 4 p.m. )21 M ICHIGAN - Ending Today BUSINESS SERVICES DON'T BE ATE-Get "It's a Date?" weekly guide to events in Ann Ar- bor. Send nanie and address with $1.00 to Jack Trustman, 1037 Olivia, Ann Arbor. )15 ALL KINDS of alterations, dress inak- ing and tailoring. Tailormade button holes. 2-6583. )24 ATTENTION-"Tie Swap." Are you sat- isfied with the neck-wear you now have? Send us six fo your most un- liked ties along with $1.00 and we'll send you six you will like. State color and kind. Russ' Tie Exchange. Box 362. Fowiervilie, Mich. )28 WANTED sewing, dressmaking, altera- tions, or repairs. Miss Livingston. 315 S. Division. )27 FOR SALE FOR SALE--Men's shoe ice skates, used once. Medium size, $5,,50. Call 2-6941. ) 0 HOCKEY SKATES. Sizes 9?. Good condition. Telephone in the evenings, 7723. Ask for Bob. )32 FOR SALE-1931 Chevrolet. Good run- ning condition. $125. Call Jay Singer. Ph. 2-1297. )34 FOR SALE-Ladies diamond ring. One large stone with four small side diamonds in yellow gold setting $75.00. Phone 20701. )5 FOR SALE-1940 DeSoto 2-door fully equipped, good condition. Call 2-2330 after 7:30 p.m. )18 FOR SALE-Men's suits, size 38-40. Tuxedo, tails, silk hat, overcoat. Tele- phone 2-0936, about 8 a.m. or 6 p.m. ) 25 LEICA ELMAR camera, condition like new, f-5 cm, 3.5 lens, 1-1000th second shutter speed. Phone 2-4401. Exten- sion 317, Chicago House. )11 THREE SUITS size 44 long; 1 tan Harris tweed worn perhaps a dozen times, 1 gray pin-stripe worn half a dozen times, 1 maroon pin-check never worn. These suits were custom tail- ored for the present owner and are being sold only because a gain in weight has rendered them too snug, and because wife dislikes 3-button single-breasted suits. No reasonable offer refused. I am not trying to stick anyone. Call 2-6244 evenings. )1 GOING TO CALIFORNIA-Men's cloth- ing for sale. Dubarry imported grey tweed topcoat size 36-38-$25.00. 2 suits size 36, 1 brown wool, one grey herringbone $20.00 each. One brown wool herringbone suit, size 38-40, $25.00. One brown wool mackinaw, size 36-38, $8.00. Matched set of Tru- Flite golf clubs, 3 woods, 5 irons, $45.00. Phone 2-0701. )3 Continuous from 1 P.M. Last Times Today RAY MILLAND MART.LMET TTRTRITC i PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS IN STOCK Coronas - Underwoods Remingtons OFFICE EQUIPMENT SERVICE CO. 111 South 4th Ave. IVORY PHOTO 1030 F. University Tel. 8413 I x ; NI '' - - ", - 1. -==;r- 14 4 A STOP 4 I N V/ Michigan Daily Business Staff Offers You Experience in: LAYOUT, DESIGN ADVERTISING ACCOUNTING, SELLING GENERAL OFFICE PROCEDURE In, A h I