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THIE MIICHiIGN DAIL Y
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1949
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BATTLE FOR DEMOCRACY:
Visitor Sees Hope for German Republic
By BOB VAUGHN
amercans and Germans are
fign~ng a second post-war battle
of Germany, according to Joseph
H. Kaiser, visiting observer from
the University of Tuebingenin,
Germany. -
The United States and Germany
are struggling shoulder to shoulder
for democracy justa they strug-
Kaiser said.
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"TODAY THE young Federal
Republic has to be strengthened
against Communism by encourag-
ing democracy and fostering a
higher standard of living."
Considering Germany's past
experiences, efforts for securing
peace and freedom in the west-
ern sector have been more suc-
cessful than the Allies might
have expected, Kaiser said.
"Last summer in the Bundestag
(Federal Parliament) elections for
instance, 80 per cent of the eligible
voters went to the polls. Only five
per cent of the voters supported
Communism."
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NO PEOPLE in Europe are more
aware of what Communism means
than the Germans, Kaiser contin-
ued. "Everyday 500 to 1,000 Ger-
mans expelled from the eastern
sector enter Western Germany."
"This number has increased
each day so that there are now
more than 10,000,000 refugees in
the western sector," he added.
"This tremendous influx has
complicated the social and eco-
nomic difficulties of the Federal
Republic. But there is no better
barrier against Communism in
Europe than the Federal Republic
which includes two-thirds of Ger-
many,"
Kaiser pointed out that World
Ways I and II have proved that
frontiers west of Germany cannot
be efficently defended against at-
tacks from the west.
DO YOU KNOW .. . that George
Kell of the Detroit Tigers is
the first third basenman ever to
win the American League batting
title?
Students To
Edit Zionist
Publication
"The Student Zionist," national
publication of the Intercollegiate
Zionist Federation of America, will
be edited this year by the Michi-
gan IZFA chapter, the organiza-
tion has announced.
Seven University students have
been named to the magazine's edi-
torial staff. Al Schulman, Grad.,
will serve as editor and Dick New-
man, 'SOBAd, will be assistant edi-
tor.
Other members of the staff are
Betty Ellenport, '52, Flossie Weiss-
man, '53, Selma Cohen, '52, Areay
Schnell, '52 and Phil Smullin, '51L'.
The magazine, a cultural publi--
cation printing original articles
related to college, Zionism, has
previously been edifed at the Uni-
versity of Chicago and Harvard
University. It is published every
six weeks.
DO YOU KNOW . .x . that the
New York Giants of 1948 hit 221
homeruns, an all-time major
league record?
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Administration Building, by 3:00 p.m.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1949
VOL. LX, No. 6e
Notices
Automobile Regulations, Christ-
mas H oliday: The automobile reg-
ulation will be lifted for all stu-
dents f rom noon, on Fri., Dec. 16
until 8 a.m., Jan. 3.
Veterans enrolled under the G.I.
Bill, who plan to change their
course, i.e. vocational objective, in
the second semester, must obtain
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ministration before subsistence,
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authorized' for the new course.
Veterans in the above category
should call at the Veterans Service
Bureau, 555 Administration Build-
ing, immediately for instructions
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part-time counseling positions in
the Women's residence halls for
the spring semester 1950 may ar-
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pro o De.'6 b alling the
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Gwin in the Office of Student Af-
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