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'fipE i CiW~ AL

,SATURD1AY, PRBJWAUY~ltC

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NEW FIELDS TO CONQ UER:

Union Lore'f
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Foreign SchosOpen toy 'U' Studerts

SAMOD

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()DiOI l'S T NOTE: rie followilig
*information oil 'opportunities lot
'foreign study was sent to The Daily
'by the Institute of Iuternatio111al
SEduicatli. Queries for aitimiual
Inforination call beadrse i
th Iisi '_at X' 51ew York City.)
Daily City Editor
Urniversity students who want to
get 9, taste of foreign study this
summer can take their lick of
i4early a hundred schools through-

out the world which are offering
special cour~ses.
Tn Europe virtually every west-
ern nation bomasts colleges offer-
in,- s;uilr (oourses and at least
one iwsWtituion .behind the iron
curtain is throwing its doors open
to Americ Ans.
i
IN THlE western hemisphere an
Anmerican student can go north
to escape the, summer heat in 15
Carnadian schools. South of the

35c
Unft
5PM

COMING SUNDAY -_
"THE w THREE MUSKETEERS"
Universilty of Michigan Oratorical Aswcia/jon
i ~1949-49 Lectitre Coarse
/rese /5

border nine Latin American coun-
tries have colleges offering spe-
cial summer courses.
In addition to formal courses
American students also have thle
opp~ortunity to join study tours.
work groups and reconstruction
projects abroad this summer.
These programs are being ad-
ministered through the Nation-
al Student Association wich
will publish t~ pamphlet this
spring giving details of thte
various plans.
Here at the University a limit-
ed number of students wil go!
abroad under the Literary College
Foreign Su~mmer Study Plan.
GET'TING accepted, to the for-
eign schools is th7e easiest part
of the job for 'the American stu-
dent. The hitch comes in trying
It is easy enough to get to the
Canadian or Latin American,
educational institutions. But
passage to Europe is a different
thing.
Easiest obtainable, speediest-
and most expensive -- is plane
transportation to Europe. But
boat reservations are pretty
scarce.
LAST. YEAR the government
chartered special ships for stu-
But so far this year no spe-
cial arrangements have been
made' to handle students
planning to go abroad.
The Institute of International
Education recommends that stu -
dents wishing shipping space reg-
ister with their local travel agency,
who will keep them informed on
the shipping situation.
IN A BULLETIN printed by the
Institute it is recommended that
students write directly to the for-
eign school of their choice for
admission. Most of the foreign
schools are approved by the Vet.-
erans, Administration for studyt
under the G.I. Bill.
T.ihe Institute says tuition in,
foreign schools is generally less
than in the U.S. They suggest
that the student should allot
from $750 to $1,000 to cover all
expenses for a summer abroad.j
In applying for passports and
visas it is advisable for students
to have a letter of acceptance
to the foreign school of their
choice, according to the Institute.
Countries containing schools of-
fering summer courses include:
Canada, Argentina, Chile; Colom -
bia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican
Republic, Guatemala, Mexico,
Peru, Austria, Belgium, Czechoslo-
vakia, Denmark, France, Great
Britain, Hungary, Italy, Nether-
lands, Norway, Portugal,, Spain,
Sweden, and Switzerland.

Students w\ho think they k, isnow
som ething :i~abot ih c ii
history and ,Iin' io tL1
Michigan Lhid n a x iiI W
tickets to 1Union dancesby eniter-
in-g the new Un)ion bLore Contest.
I The contest.. which starts Mo'.zn-
dlay, is designeid I1() create ojil cr-
est in the Union 1l i 0ti(qidi
I students witih its activities.

It's IBehind the Soda Ba~r
ON THlE MEZZANINE:

Open Mo idfay
'f 3c k c , tk.1.?to 1N._ a tC ,, with Smiley IErnate _

CORNELIA
OTIS
SKINNER
Brilliant Aciress and Aiuthor
in her,enttertaining
Solo-Drama
"Wiv'es of
HenryTV III"
Thursday, Feb. 24
8:30 P.M.
Tickets $1.50, .$1.20, 90c
(tax included)
Mail Orders Now to Oratorical
Association*, 3211 Angell Hall
Box Office Opens Feb--. 21

MOVIE 4 Adj. .( ,l. " ho.t P vl -'1 'i t ,etdi , cned to GO
telice(iltlI l ? L o dIosAngeles, Calif.lHe re-
pted thu nt'his ir. st _night behind bars,
v~xcept for smo:t. C ie imi d hs I h imhtd inus fellw vprisoners.'
,"3r - n ttteDorms
(E~'1 115 \( Tl. (o,,r"i , to Whti',, Ipf in the 1)01i11S should
ronta i o, n', es ! . a , ii '1 In' I )3iui~ ior 15Betsy Barbtour.)
Nomini i iI. S), >j ofcl ers ot Victor Vaughan were made
last 'PcIa .1wvt .I;edc ond'aevenintg.
Thos Ii 111 I , I-~ yandRobert Licht for p~res-
ident; BiillC('.ii! a~ i a rt IKovitz and Bert Sanciweiss for
vice-pres>idt ( ; )Ia (,c ia I.sciRice for social chairman;
and ..vvolIIai aaiaSntI for sports chairman.
'Tl'IR iiS iit v EI vvaill be chosen from the coulncl -
mnen cOectod 1 1'0)) i I~e
'riure IV uim~i- am~sm -o intsnow living in Victor "Vaughan.
besides thosc i' ;',-~ery ivd there. Total occupancy of
the dorm L1 2;ihraa rs d att %vacancies.
1) l>f'CI FI lii,<uivs:, ter of the 50 grad students
living on I asxiI lcyo ,J~ I and 2 of the new dorm were
elected WeW ~i ay \ i a a
'I'hxt't'l('I'd Ici uthiri ,3E resid iltand Shirley (artliais,
ve'icti-ii ' b: atden9 t . I0e iil ie id later.
1)1,1: Lai oh ' .1.alius 0 a - 1, 'd Ireprt'scnthtve to thme
(cnr al I oit st, Coot1. aIi iW t((1ioftw\\o repreta itives fronm
each of Hie ' o ti, lacivforinsP aridute tostudent"s.
MAWIIA ( )O~ ~.41 -~t~ It !iini-annual initiation for new
wome tomrro at i foofl 11a til cosist, of a ceremony, speeches
and([d t' i('Arali' ' ofX',tiV'1 o -aof a rose oin an oak leaf.

XINNr OF Zai'each weetk's("Oil-,
test.v xiireiv'eVa ( 'Coilnlmne'ntctty
ticket to one of the ULniont's regu,-
lar membership (~lts
"We Suspect that man stu-
Sdents (don't realize"the adi-
ttages of ['U on1(11 i(le be''hfiyp.
how tit, nois run,1S and1115-
crally IUnim-nwhy andlv here -
jfore,"' said Daie('oeumen, Union
1publlicit(y chairmian.
Starting this Tuesday,, andI con-
tinning every Tniesda y t I'mreflt ,
a new question will he 1)post, l'd Pm
thme Union lobby,
AiNSWEiRS, wiicyl ist h4 e inl
written form slitildi be mled to
Uniionm Studenit, 011t lcC , Care
H'oumse Chairmanii Mi('hig.a n Un-
ion. Dea dline'fur cintrniesmis 5l).i
f'r mlay.
winners xwill haetiinolinred t'arlt
Tuesday of th e week fotilow in g thle
contest.
Home A ""ain,
"Lotori the raccon, 1115re-
tuirn~(d to I l i 1;,1111° ils lilt'o01 a
mlodel. foile'd iin ler iti' P0111)1
gett u',t ay froni it all.
".Lotor,'' who belong's 10 Mr. and
Mrs. John L. George, of (601) E.
Jefferson St., had escaped Mon-
day night.
MRS. GEOR(JI, had planned to
pose the aniima for sketches il-
lustrating a story about a raccoon,
w'ri tten by the Georges.
Police officers endced her three
tlays iof freedom when they coin-
iered Ilhe furry;fly-by-night in a
NorI Ii fIhiI areaway. They pjrodded
her intO dtec anx i d took tilet
home.
Mr's. Gteorge noted dil; . Iar
from suffering; any ill effects fromn
hier expose t~o ouitdoor weatheri,
"Lotor"' had merely become fcitch-
ingly slimmer.

INIMS and MILLER
/AmFlEIE1UA
lmaroe~st Ca feter a inl Towln

STARTS TODAY
_ Umiu 'i'esay

LUNCH
11:30 -1:30

DINNER
5:15- 7:30

211 SOUTH STATE _-

Aar Intimate Theatre Bainging
Cinema Triumphs From
All Nations

TODAY and SUNDAY
CorunUOutS Daily from 1 .30
Admission 50c inc. tax
French Dialogue
English Titles

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"THE VERY!
BOLDER AND
BEEN DONE
"A GALLIC SIJ

SEXY ARLETTY USES HER CHARMS IN A
MORE SEDUCTIVE MANNER THAN HAS EVER
ON'THE SCREEN BEFORE."- DAILY NEWS.
ZZLER -VERY GEE-W HIZZY!7-WALTER WINCHELL 1 C D LG T U L M R P R " P
FERNANDEL'ARLETTY'NMichel SIMQ?$
ONLY THE TRFNCII HAVE A
r S WORD FOR IT!
".OI "oRDILfMs

as jane sColnonr

HILL AUDITORIUM

Continuous
daily
from 1 P.M.

f1 i F4ar A F dAI - 3 rU W . .".v ..0 +.

Weekdays
35c
to 5 P.M.

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lILA 1SIFIE

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LAST TIMES TODAY -

Personals?

(:hassijf iols solve your j)i'o 14cms !

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Coming Sunday!

FILMED IN MICHIGAN!

FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Taxicab
and license for sale. Cail 2-3426. )18
PHILCO phonograph, allilgator skin
portable, like new, $28. At Ward's
Radio, 1209 S University. )19
FOR SALE-1941 Buick Sedanette, ful-
ly equipped, good condtition, Phone
5758. ) 20
FIVE Men's Suits, like new. Reasonable.
39 Long. Call 2-8856. )1(i
BLACK TUXEDO, size 40 long, excellent
condition $25.00. Dr. J. R .oner, Man-
chester, Mich. Phone 4061. )15
BABY Parakeets and Canaries. Bird
supplies and cages. Moderate prices.
562 S. Seventh. Phone 5330. )4
RIGHT FOR RUSHING
That's our smooth-looking crepe
dresses and smartly-tailored suits!!
COUSINS ON STATE STREET )1.
TYPEWRITER - Corona Portable. 31
months old, perfect condition. Call
Ralph Burton, 2-9111, after 7 p.m. )17
AFTER INVENTORY SALE
Sweaters - Skirts - Blouses
(Ireatly Reduced - All Sizes
ELIZABETH DILLON SHOT'
309 South State Street )
New Joselli Spring Suits
Moderately Priced $29.9: to $449.95
Siues 9-15, *10-16.
Come In. Make your selection.
Uwe our convenient Layaway Plan
Randall's Specialty Shop
306 S. State )

ROOMSFO T
inn!,' ~; od -- - - - 1 -----------1
WELL 'i~frialo: a . a111

S ROOM AND BOARD
W 13( .I } , iRS x'antedl. Reasonable rates.
1 till Sheet call 28304. )IB
kPDDJ
FOR REPWT

P,

110dL NI 1 1W't3011 -iI'?,an
SY7t 1' 7 111 iii
(IRADUAV2 ~.I r ,: r' ~.1
50s $.bo i-ta, i a 1 w ' <1 211

A '. R'MEN'rfor inmmediat~e rental to
I a.: ri l i atdeals. 2 rooms (1nd1 bath.
c 1(nllpus. fRent$20 per week.
'loe2'7807, }4P
Itk .A f90 or male student, ?12,of double,
.tbo'tu. from.tc iimflus. $6 Per week.
t al1 :83009. )1?R
HELP WANTED
t> RJ2z-IERS forTfhe Miihigan Daily at
V",llow Run Village. Contact Mr.
Ma.1209 Springfield Ct., willow vim-
11150.)5H
\VA'liD-Grlwith three ears to work
4u llir ' povwder room during (rater-
-i' ; dantces. Object : education of
lri itty brth0Iiers. Write Pox 00.
j - PERSONAL
SEJ-IIOP PHOTOS displayed in Pa'-
1s1-Also Winter Carnival shots. )7P
I' LIA'I'ERN1'P"Y Board tabhle open for 6
111t it. (":111 persormlly betwveen 7 and
t !. 101:5 a 1uon. Ask for .1 in
Robllx ,o. 511

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BUSINESS SERVICES

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"NEPARLY NEW QUALITY CLOTHING
---Catps, coals. $9-$25. Suits $7-$25.
Dres~ses $52-$103. Skurl $1-1l,,8 Also
other iiscel latleoli pprl IilIe-
garde h' oppe', 109 I:. Wasiig; h on 3)4B
-. SEASONED WOOD
Flireplace ofr nii ee Iihone 4575. ) 1213
LITE'RARY cr1ifi r',im (111(1 privtuntor-
ing ii 'omlpo"ii _l. V iiflt"dy ade-
poincumenti. )1113
LAUNDRY cdone Illino, exper'ienlced
worker. Ph. 2-3J036. )9B3
LANDRY -- Washing mulch or ironing
done in my home. Free pickup and
dlvr.Phone 2-9020. )2B3
IRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS
'TAILORING;
Prices Reasonable 2-2020 ):)3B
I( RENTAL 'TYPEWRITEKRS
i ~Reasonabl5e Rates
IL OF CE LQUI P:,1' ' SERVICE CO.
1116 S5. Unix'., 3-.A941ill11S. 4th, 2-1213
FEBRUARY SPE:CIAL! Portablie Type-
wvrite'r'Serv'ice. \We will isa. ae
ribboin, oil y'unr inaila,ait1l cleal-;n
the I vp,', "Al tr :1 2-t ,i 1>C'iC.
''hr-sher amil('a,14-l 1 1 WashV-d
f ii.1f 1 ,P1 2- I 3f)it 3
DAKNCE
I U Ci DON is and Ii is;Orcl)l:Ata
PlIt ,>-0Ci'.1 )2P
LOST AND FOUND
LOST --Phi Kappa Sgma Irate mri tv
+ ilil. Initiaile' h1wW. Phe. i'call Bill
Taylor at. 2-A87l. ) 191,
FOUND- Pent behinid (Ii~.bddt
()xx'ner cain claiii lby l'-ehii1.an
payitic bfr (Iiiis ad~ . Call 101Stoek-
wI'il. )26L
FOUND --_.Lady's lalauupden%%aI i'iiin
Chesteor Roberts:;Gift Sothe 01le
1' OUND --Slide rulte.Se (ill ai.541.
C'hem-..:lat. A., r a .IlX5581 ) 161,
SVITCHED -- ",I lhS41t i adouble
breste Ov real 'which fit for a.
!.igi )1'Cos('(l('Oa[- Oi I >'tsamniC'coor
nnilt' tf ,emi r.'101 on thirdl floor
at ill Uomi 'iOia(' pou~mch in
packert t yEl . Ca 11 Burt Shif-
1101 i. -81 :1I t t.) 17L
LOST Mudayeveini or nea:r fieil
h sst . Call L , f reti, 2lnrn-r1 . 3 lSL
{LOS5'I' frun n f ,d gla s sin
sbroxx ii iascC'; Cll Nan , yloI, 2-2521.

CAFETERIA

-COFFEE SHOP

Our Daily Special Saves You Money

211 South State

North of Liberty

I/teal tota tcoeteda

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NIMS atd MILLER'

DAILY SPECIALS

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TONIGHT
STUDENT PLAYERS'
ProduCtion of SAROYAN'S

i1d Is peeifiily
I ~r '(kt

Lunch 11 to 1 :30 ... Dinner 5 to 7:00
Sunday 12 to 2:30 and 5 to 7:00
Thru the Arcade -- 338 Maynard Street
The LA1NTERN GARDEN
Near Michigan Theatre
Delicious Meals at Reasonable Prices
Chinese and Ameriean Cuisine
Closed on Mondays
PHONE 6380 FOR ORDERS TO TAKE OUT
Metzger's Resitaurant
Where Good Food Insitres
Your H-ealith and Our Success
Domestic Beers and Wines

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