TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 195? DAILY 'U' Fine Arts Professor Gets $1,000 LSA Prize OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY SPECIALS (Continued from Page 4) Column in the Michigan Daily for an-.. nouncement of meetings and use of meeting room in University buildings Will be restricted to officially recog- nied and registered student organiza-a tions.I For procedures and regulations relat-I ing to student organizations, officers are referred to University Regulations Concerning Student Affairs, Conduct and Discipline. Cpies are available in theOffice of Student Affairs.] Lectures Prof. Wm. A. Fowler of the Califor- nia Institute of Technology will give a series of lectures on "Stellar Evolu- tion and Abundance of the Elements," sponsored jointly by the Departments of Physics and Astronomy, on Tues., Wed. and Fri. the week of June 24, and Mon. and Wed. the week of July 1. All lectures will be at 11:00 a.m. in Room 2038, Randall Laboratory. Academic Notices Sports and Dance Instruction: Women students who elect to regis- ter for physical education instructional classes may do so In Barbour Gymna- slum from 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Tues. through Fri., June 25 to 28. Instruction is available in beginning, elementary and synchronized swim- ming; diving; tennis; beginnng and elementary golf; modern dance; and posture, figure and carriage. No addi- tonal fee. Equipment for class use is available. Placement Notices Registration Meeting: There will be a placement registra- tion meeting of the Bureau of Appoint- ments on Mon., July 1, at 300 p.m. In aoom 2003 of Angell Hall. Students at- tending summer school, and who will be graduating and looking for perman- ent employment either this August or next year, are urged to attend. Em- poyrment information and registration material will be given to people desir- ing jobs in either the teaching field or in non-teaching fields. Students who are already registered with the Bureau and who have re- turned to the campus for summer school are urged to bring in their cur- zent address and course elections. Personnel Requests: Dunn & Wright Associates, Inc., New Tork, N.Y., is seeking Investment Man- agement counselors for several, branch offices of an investment counseling and fund management organization. Gerber Baby Foods, Gerber Products Co., Fremont, Mich. has an open posi- tion in the Advertising Dept, for a man with one to three years of experience in advertising or marketing. WTAC, The Big Station Inc., Flint, Mich., needs a Broadcast Engr. with a First Class Radio-Telephone Certif- cate. The position will be for at least 8 'weeks, but may be permanent, A local office supply firm is looking for a salesman. Roffman Industries, Inc., Spring Ar- bor, Mich., is in need of a Bus.Ad. graduate to work as office manager in a plastic molding business. 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