THE MICHIGAN DAILY
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1950
MORE MAY MOTOR:
New Drivin
For Studeni
Two changes have been made in
rules governing the use of cars by
students and faculty members, it
was announced yesterday by Felix
G. Sundquist of the Office of Stu-
dent Affairs.
There are now three qualifi-
cations for exemption from the
driving ban where formerly there
were only two.
* *. *
MARRIED STUDENTS a n d
teaching fellows are now permit-
ted to use cars, in addition to
those people who are twenty six
years old or over.
Previously, only members of
Drivers Face
U' Parking
Lot Shortage
"Parking facilities haven't any-
where kept pace with the demand
for space," University Secretary
Herbert G. Watkins said yester-
day in announcing a record is-
suance of student and faculty
driving and parking permits.
More than 2,000 faculty parking
tags have been issued for 1956,
Watkins said. -
IN ADDITION, approximately
2,500 driving permits have been
granted to University students.
Aware of the serious traffic
problems in the campus area,
Watkins pointed out t h a t
"there just isn't room above the
ground to put all the cars.'"
Two small lots however, are now
under construction. One is located
next to the Helen Newberry Resi-
dence, and the other north of the
Student Publications Building.
Their combined capacity will be
under 100 cars according to Wat-
kins' estimate. Loss of the Univer-
sity Hall parking lot however, will
offset this added space.
Sailors on
g Regulationsr
ts Announced a
the faculty with a rating of in.
structor or higher and people
who met the age requirement
were granted driving privileges.
Sundquist pointed out that ex-
emption is not granted automa-
tically but is given only upon
personal request.
* * *
IN EXCEPTIONAL cases, stu-
dents who do not fulfill any of the:
qualifications for exemption may
request driving permission from
the Office of Student Affairs.
University by-laws declare
that "No student in attendance ' . t
at the University shall operate
any motor vehicle. Any student CAMPUS CRUISER-Bob Ferguson '54, to
violating this rule shall be li.. Mungr '52, swings the bottle at the christ
able to disciplinary action by- shipman's'Club on the diag last night.
the proper University authori- * * *
ties." n ie Mdhp
Automobile regulations becameInitiate MshIp
effective on the first day of class.-
es. They will not be lifted during Naval Maneuvers
the school year except when an-
nounced in the Daily Official
Bulletin.
* * * A ship has appeared on the Diag. demands
Manned by a rotating crew of vessel ca
operation of one is banned. Only initiates to the Midshipman's and is
when the car is driven by a mem- Club, an adjunct of the NROTC, lights fo
ber of his immediate family may the craft, the "USS Midshipman's
a student ride in his car or his Club," set sail at 7:30 p.m. yester- The "
family's car for social, personal or day, and will continue its run un- is no m
any other purpose. til 8 p.m. tonight. feet in 1
A fee of one dollar is charged * * * w
for a driving permit in cases THE CREW which will change When
where the exemption qualifica- every hour, is working under his com
tions are not met, but special Standard Operating Procedure, ac- voyage,
driving privileges are granted. cording to the crew captain who would c
. preferred to remain anonymous.
Sundquist explained that a driv- The cu
ing permit does not mean that it ed as ti
will allow a driver to park in a mriners a eping a gbo around t
restricted University parking lot, setting a watc each cruise, and
Sundquist, now in charge of the following all other regular naval
issuance of permits, replaced John procedure. Ded
P. Gwin as an administrative as- Because of the unusual nature
sistant in the Office of Student of the vessel, the crew also pro- Prof.I
- Affairs when Gwin accepted the vides the power for forward mo- Sorbonn
post of Dean of Students at Beloit tion. p.m. ton
College last summer. Mounted on wheels to meet the Amphith
Diag
-Daily-Malcolm Shatz
ikes command as Bruce
ening of the USS Mid-
nen Try
on Diag
of a pavement sea, the
arries a sixteen-inch gun
equipped with running
r night operations.
USS Midshipman's Club"
idget, for it measures 13
ength and carries a crew
asked whether he thought
mand would complete its
the captain asserted she
ome through in spite of
tacle which might occur.
urrent crew merely groan-
hey started another turn
the Diag.
eyan To Spea
Charles Dedeyan, of the
e, will lecture at 4:15
morrow in the Rackham
eatre.
GREEKS GREET GREENHORNS:
IFC Announces 459 Men Pledged in Fall Semester
(Continued from Page 1)
Isaiah Halpern, '54; Seymour Le-
vine, 53; Reginald Werner, '54;
Bernard Wittenberg, '53.
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA: Paul
Bachman, '54; George Ballman,
'54; Robert Bloom, '52 BAd;
George Chatas, '54; Robert Gar-
tier, '52 E; Richard Gates, '54; Ray
Glime, '53; Andrew Hess, '54;
Frederick Holliss, '52 BAd; Phillip
' irtzel, '53; Karl Klipfel, '54;
Stanley Lush, '52 BAd; Wilbur
Markstrom, '53; Monte Marshall,
'54; Vincent McLean, '53; Larry
Worth, '54 SP; Daird Swigert, '53;
Ted Toper, '53 PE; Harry T.i-
mins, '53; Bill Yeager, '53; Roger
Zatkoff, '53 PE.
PHI DELTA THETA: Charles
Aver.i', '53; Charles Betts, '54;
Gerald Eaton, '53; Ronald Ec-
kert, '54; Thomas Edwards, '53
NR; Paul Geyer, '53 Ed; Milton
Gkekas, '53; Howard Gordy, '54
SP; Kenneth Kellar, '54; David
Kraupp, '53; Thomas Mericle,
'54; William Michaels, '54; Rob-
ert Neary, '54; Monroe Rowland,
'52 Ed; Charles Shepherd, '54;
Charles Sloane, '51; Kayew Stin-
son, '52 BAd; Enrique Triana,
'53 A&D; Gene Weaver, '53.
PHI GAMMA DELTA: Thomas
Barnam, '54; James Cook, '54 E;
Duncan Erley, '53; William Har-
ris, '51SM; Harold Holt, '53; Kent
Holwadel, '54; Howard Liverance,
'54; James Miller, '54; Nicholas
Radell, '53 E; Wilbur Robinson,
'54 E; Frederick Scherer, '54; Jay
Strickler, '4 E; C. N. Tinker, '54;
Maurice Tucker, '54; Jack Van-
denberg, '51; Warren Wolfe, '54.
PHI KAPPA PSI: Richard
Briggs, '54; John Coolidge, '54E;
George Cox, '54; Paul Jones, '54;
Paul Krueger, '54 A&D; Stephen
Makgill, '52; David Marshall,
'54; John Popp, '54; Edward
Randa, '53; Henry Soukup, '52
BAd; Richard Wozniak, '53; Al-
bert Atwell, 53 E.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA: Douglas
Weller, '54; Howard Chandler, '54;
Nathan Kanous, '54; William Bil-
lings, '53; Robert Shepperly, '53
A&D; Robert Murdock, '53 Ed.
* * *
PHI KAPPA TAU: John Ander-
son, '52 BAd; Richard Bergman,
'54 E; Vernon Emerson, '52; Ken-
neth Erickson, '53 E; Frederick
Fetta, '53; James Harris, '52; Art-
hur Koester, '53; Eugene Henry
Levering, '54; William Nelle, '53;
Richard Nepstad, '53 E; Robert
Northcott, '53; Jack Patton, '52
BAd; Thomas Ricketts, '53 A&D;
Allison Shumsky, '52; Claude
Smith, '54; Donald Walker, '52 E;
Thomas Wilkerson, '53.
PI LAMBDA PHI: Lee Bal-
ter, '54; Mervin Dickstein, '53;
Stuart Gilden, '54; Leonard
Hershberg, '52; Barry Joseph,
'54 E; Stuart Mittenthal, '54;
Kenneth Robinson, '53; David
Weisman, '54.
PHI SIGMA DELTA: Neil Bern-
stein, '54; Howard Binkow, '54;
Melvin Blum, '54; Robert Blumen-
thal, '54; Hilliard Hamburger, '54;
Harold Herman, '52; William Lev-
itt '54; Mervyn Manning, '54; Au-
brey Meyerson, '53; Albert Pickus,
'53; Harry Rosenberg, '53; Sanford
Wolf, '52.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA: Paul Ar-
nold, '52 BAd; Paul Baughman,
'52; William Chapman, '52 E; Tho-
mas Cook, '54; Norman Decker,
'52; David Harden, '53 E; Reginald
Huff, '52; Alan Kramer, '53; James
Loree, '54; Duane Luse, '53 E; Nor-
man Mangouni, '54; Donald Towse,
'53 E; Russell White, '54.
PSI UPSILON: David Beards-
ley, '54; Leslie Borsum, '54 E;
William Downey, '54; Ralph
Dwan, '54; Robert Graham, '54;
Ronald Allen Harbert, '54; Ron-
ald Horne, '54; David Hunt, '54;
David King, '54; Dean Loree, '54;
Theodore Nagle, '54; Timothy
Rudolph, '54; Franklin Shaw,
'54; John Walch, Spec.; Theo-
dore Zipf, '54.
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON: Dan-
iel Antrim, '52 E; Anthony Belko-
fer, '54; Denny Booth, '52 BAd;
James Buttenhoff, '53; William
Cochran, '54; David Kestel, '54;
Roy Lauritson, '53; David Metz,
'53; Phi Rice, '53 E; Frederick
Richmond, '54; Gillevans Thorpe,
'53 SP; Richard Young, '54.
* . *
SIGMA ALPHA. MU:. Joseph
Berke, '54; Stanley Blumstein, '54;
Robert Curhan, '53; Morton Fried-
man, '54; David Kautman, '53;
Ellsworth Levine, '52; Alan Luck-
orr, '53; Donald Rosenberg, '54;
Stanley Schwartz, '52; Lawrence
Shongut, '54; Richard Spero, '54;
Stephen Weckstein, '54; Sidney
Weiner, '54.
SIGMA CHI: Paul McDer-
mott, '54; Bussel Chandler, '54;
Case Hough, '54; Myron Donny,
'53; Thomas Beaner, '54; Char-
les Pollard, '54; Donald Seamon,
'54; Luis Child, '54 A&D; John
Matchefts, '53 PE; Gerald Nay,
'54; David Higgins, '54; C. A.
Mitts, '54; John Black, '54; Ger-
ald Harrington, '53; Donald Hill,
'54.
SIGMA NU: Robert Anderson,
'53E; Arnold Brown, '53E; Charles
Davies, '54; Walter Denison, '53E;
Arthur Donkin, '52E; Stanley Eu-
mon, '54; Richard Gottschalk, '52;
'52; Robert Maund, '51E; Paul
Schuur, '53 A&D;, Robert Schuur,
'53; Stanley Skrentny, '53; Cor-
nelius Stover, '52.
SIGMA PHI: Allan Brodhead,
'54; Edwin Conger, '54; Henry
Crapo, '54; Ruedi Gingrass, '54;
Frank McCarthy, '53; David Mc-
Cracken, '54E; William Patterson,
'54; James Zagelmeyer, '54.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON: Rob-
ert Armstrong, '53; Kenneth
Babcock, '53; Donald Bennet,
'54; John Brinck, '53; Eugene
Grieger, '54; Joseph Hipful, '52;
William Kloote, '53; John Knud-
sen, '53; John Main, '54; John
Moreland, '53; Curtis iurton,
'54; John Naylor, '54; Arthur
Rautenberg, '54 E; Russell
Smith, '53; David Space, '52;
Frederick Steinbaugh, '54; Tho-
mas Stone, '53; David Townley,
'53; Barrett Wayburn, '54;
James White, '52; Gale Wolf, '53.
SIGMA P: Robert Shawley, '53;
Mortimer Heath Thomas, '54 E.
TAU DELTA PHI: Dennis Aa-
ron, '53; James Benson, '52; Sam
Kriegman, '53; Jerry Margolis, '52;I
Jerold Mills, '53; Harry Newman,
'52; Malcolm Ochs, '53; Edwin Sa-
der, '53; Robert Torgow, '53; Mel-
vyn Zerman, '52.
TAU KAPPA EPSILON: David
Andrews, '53; Richard Tromley,
'53; John Nicita, '53E; Richard
Collins, '54E; Michael Consi-
dine, '52; James Cline, '53E;
Russell Chappell, '54.
THETA CHI: Richard Atnip,
'53; James Bouwman, '53; Charles
Cassel, '53; John Hannan, '52;
Eugene Kelly, '52; Robert Lawson,
'52; Robert MacGregor, '53E;
Jerome Schaack, '53; and Jerome
Walker, '54.
THETA DELTA CHI: Donald
Elzinga, '53; David Holland, '54;
Constantine Ladas, '54 A&D; Don-
ald Landis, '54E; William La-
Nouette, '53E; David'Pethick,
'54E; Kenneth Rice, '54 A&D;
Charles Scholl, '54E; William Von
Hummel, '53; and William Whit-
tingham, '54 A&D.
THETA XI: Arthur Atwell,
James Dyll, Robert Garrett, Rob-
ert Gettell, Richard Huff, Harry
Iwasko, John Mauriel, Theodore
McGee, William Morrissey, Mark
Polking, David Ramsey, Peter
Reed, John Repke, Paul Salditt
and Charles Webb.
TRIANGLE: John Dockum,
'52E; William Palluth, '53E;
James Rawlins, '53E; and Philip
Vanwinkle, '53E.
TRIGON: Robert Copping, '54;
Charles Crossley, '51E; and Nor-
mand Naumoff, '53.
* * *
ZETA BETA TAU: Harold
Abrams, '54; Robert Becker, '54;
Jerome Bernstein, '53; Harry
(Continued on Page 6)
CED Adopts
Active Plan
For Season
The Committee to End Discrim-
ination adopted its program of
action for the year at a member-
ship meeting held recently.
The plan, introduced by CED
vice-president Al Silver, '51, con-
tains these major points:
Contacting the estimated 2700
signers of a petition circulated last
year in regard to potential dis-
criminatory questions on medical
school application blanks and urg-
ing them to write to the school
requesting the removal of these
questions.
Contacting the Association of
Arts, Sciences and Professions, the
American Association of Univer-
sity Professors, campus religious
groups and similar organizations
to express their sentiments on
the subject to the medical school.
Preparing a detailed document
covering every question on the
application blank
Continuous from 1 P.M.
Today and Wednesday
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Also rough dry and wet washing. Free
pick-up and delivery. Ph. 2-9020. )1B
TYPEWRITERS AND FOUNTAIN PENS
Sales, Rentals, and Service
Morrill's - 314 S. State St. )4B
RAISE PARAKEETS for fun and profit.
Mated pairs $10.00. Mrs. Ruff ins, 562
S. 7th. Phone 5330. __ )2B
AL CHASE and his ORCHESTRA
Ann Arbor's Finest Dance Music!
TIME LIPhone 3YP-4427 )21B
TIM LIFE at special reduced Stu-
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something for that tuition you paid
last week. Phone 2-82-42 to order.
Student Periodical Agency. )2
GOOD RENTAL TYPEWRITERS now
available at Office Equipment Ser-
vice Company, 215 . Liberty.
Guaranteed repair service on all
makes of typewriters. )6B
SYLVIA STUDIO OF DANCE, 603 E.
Liberty, over Michigan Theater Lobby.
Cali 8066 for information. ) 20B
HELPWANTED_
STUDENT TO HELP with dinner and
dishes; hours 5 to 7; family of two;
near campus.dTelephone 9787. )32H
GIRLS NEEDED to baby sit during foot-
ball games. Call Kiddie Kare. 3-1121.
_______________________ ) l0B
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Box No. 302. The Michigan Daily. )30H
A BRIGHT, FRIENDLY engineering stu-
dent made over $5 an hour selling the
student rates on TIME & LIFE last
year. He had no sales experience. If
you would like to do the same, call
2-82-42 right now so that you can get
busy at once. Student Periodical
Agency.g)2 4$
FOR SALE
7in.T TABLE TV with magnafier, table
rad-o-phono. combination, table F.M.
radio (new), 45 r.p.m. player attach-
ment (new). All for $90 or separately.
rPh. 5114. "__ ean." Stude_ )61
BLUE PAID sport jacket, size 36, $7.50.
Phone 3-1903 after 5 p.m. )62
TICKETS to "Autumn Maize," the
dance of the year, with Claude Thorn-
hill. Just contact any SL member or
get tickets at the Administration
Building, 1 to 4:30. Tickets $3.60. )8
SUIT OF TAILS and accessories, size
_38-40. Call Bob, 305_Lloyd, 2-4401.__)63
1.941 PONTIAC. Radio- heater -
tires. $375. "Clean." Student owned.
Law Club. room F-32. )59
Read the Classified Alds
TYPEWRITERS
Rented
Repaired
GAT. Requisitions
Accepted on Supplies only
MORRI LL'S
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Saturday is 3 P.M. Saturdays,
11:30 A.M. for Sunday issue.
FOR SALE
U.S. ARMY-NAVY type oxfords, $6.88.
Navy black-Army brown. Sizes 6 to
12. widths B to F. Open till 6 p.m.
Sam's Store. 122 E. Washington St.
TUX, Size -38. Tails, size 40. $10.00
each. A-1 condition. Phone 22133. )58
WINCHESTER 32-Special carbine. Ex-
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1949 FORD CUSTOM 8 TUDOR-R., H.
& seat covers. Excellent condition.
Owner must sell. Phone 28561 evenings.
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CA RIES-$15.00. PARAKEETS $5.95.
ZEBRA FINCHES-$6.00 a pair. Mrs.
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GET TO A PHONE now to order your
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Periodical Agency. I_ ) 2
- COUSINS-
on State Street
Genuine Levis $3.95, Sanforized
22 inch waist line and up )3
EVERGREENS at half nursery prices to
Univ. personnel. Junipers, Arborvitae,
etc. See Michael Lee, 1208 Chem.
Bldg. or call Univ. Ext. 2412 mornings.
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ROOMS FOR RENT-
SINGLE or double room-Men.- Cooking
facilities, near campus, student land-
lord. Call 6641 at meal times. )40R
$10 A MONTH for room plus services.
Male student. Ph. 2-2052. ) 37R
SINGLE ROOM in private home for
Grad student. 308 E. Madison St. )39R
BLOCK and half from Engineering
Arch.r2 of double room to share
with male student; also large double
room. 714 E. University. Ph. 9310. )38R
TOURISTHOME for Overnight Guests.
Bath, shower, reasonable rates. 518 E.
Williams St. Phone 3-8454. )12R
2 ROOM SUITE for 3 men. 18 4i
APA~ ~ ~~mn 1218 aOcam~pus livia.3
Call 8746 after 5:30. )34R
3RD FLOOR STUDIO NEAR CAMPUS-
Prefer two to four art or arch.
men students. Linens, use of dark
room. Student landlord. Ph. 2-8545,
6-7. )23R
ROOMS available for students' guests
football week-ends. Private home ac-
commodations. Phone 2-9850, 12:30 to
.KE0 or.7:0y0,to 80,0pm. k)14R
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APARTMENT, 3-Rooms, fireplace, pri-
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20F
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All conveniences. Ph. 34073. 1229
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RAY HATCH will patch
that match-Learn to dance with
RAY HATCH DANCE STUDIO
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T.K.E. will buy 10,000 white chicken
feathers for Sally Rand Project.
1108 Hill. Phone 3-1841. )29P
PERSONAL
TYPING manuscript pieces, etc. Call
Lois Spaide, 2-0795 or 2-7460. )2.'
WARREN,
Claude Thornhill will be here for
Homecoming Dance, "Autumn Maize,"
this Saturday. It's the dance of the
year so don't forget to pick up your
ticket between 1 and 4:30Batthe Ad-
ministrationBuilding. Barb. )25P
CLUB 211
Three meals per day for $1.50.
J. D. Miller's Cafeteria. )2P
LEARN TO DANCE
Jimmie Hunt Dance Studio
122 E. Liberty Phone 8161 )lP
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LIFE at the Student Rates. Phone
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license plate tag on chain. Call Lois
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