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… Society for Public Ad- ministration; Arab Club; Armen- ian Students' Association; Army Ordnance Association; Assembly Association; Association of Inde- pendent Men; Barristers; Canter- bury Club; Cerele…

….cs Notices WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, VOL LVIII, No. 111 1948 Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home {to students this afternoon, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Regents' Meeting: April 2, 2 p…

…- torium, are seeking local amateur talent of all kinds to participate in the show. All students interested in ap- pearing in Spring Varsity Night, the younger sister of the tradi- tional fall program, may…

…. Approved student organizations for the second semester are as fol- lows: Acolytes; Americans for Demo- cratic Action; American Guild of Organists; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Institute…

… Francais; Cheerleaders; Chinese Students' Club; Christian Science Organi- zation; Club Europa; Congrega- tional Disciples Guild; Council for Academic Freedom; Deutscher Verein; Draids; Engineering Council…

… Record Society; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences; Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America; Intercooperative Council; Interfraternity Council; International Relations Club; In- ternational Students…

… Club; Michigan Christian Fellowship; Michigan League Undergraduate Council; Michigan Union Student Offices; Modern Poetry Club; Mortar- board; National Lawyers' Guild; Newman Club; Panhellenic Asso…

…- ciation; Physical Education Club for Women; Polonia Club; Rifle Club; Sailing Club; Scimitar Club; Scroll; Senior Society; La Socie- dad Hispanica; Sphinx; Student League for Industrial Democracy; Student…

… Legislature; Student Re- ligious Association; Student Play- ers; Triangles; Turkish Society; Underwriters; United World sFed- eralists; Men's Glee Club; Veter- ans Organization; Wesleyan Guild; Westminster…

… Guild; Wol- verine Club; Women's Athletic Association; Women's Glee Club; Wyvern; Young Democrats Club; Young Progressive Citizens of Michigan. Office of Student Affairs Room 2, U. Hall Approved social…

…a FOt$ THE~ MICHV; ANDILY FRIDAY, MAY 10, 19,16 _ . . -I. _ _ _.- LF Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control…

… of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Margaret Farmer Hale Champion Robert Goldman Emily E. Knapp Pat Cameron . Clark Baker . Des Howarth.. Ann Schutz Dona Guimaraes Managing Editor Editorial…

… encouragement of democ- racy. -J. M. Jones in Harper's Attacks Arab 'Leaders' IN 1919, at Versailles Emir Feisal in asking in behalf of his+ father, King Hussein, for independ- ence for the Arab countries…

… develop Palestine, provided Arab independence were achieved in the Arab lands outside of Palestine. The Arabs outside of the Holy Land have achieved that. independence! Now for some statistics: During three…

… thousand years of recorded history, Palestine has been under Arab rule only 437 years (from 643 A.D., the time of the Arab conquest, to 1071, the time of the Tu'kish conquest). A small number of Arabs came…

… in after 643 A.D., but 75 per cent of the present day Arab population are themselves immi- grants or descendants of persons who immigrated to Palestine dur- ing the last hundred years-most- ly after…

… Jewish immigration be- gan to develop the country. In figures: the Arab population has grown from 664,000 in 1922, to 1,- 175,000 in 1944. It is indeed un- fortunate for the Arabs that Pal- estine does not…

… belong to the Arabs, but to a few Arabs, wealthy pro- prietors who fear the introduction of the labor unions, and universal education by the Jews. If the Arabs loved their own people half as much as they…

… have never known the meaning of the word democracy. Or perhaps that is just what the Arab princes do not want; perhaps that is just why they resent and fear so much the spreading of Jewish influence in…

… instituting some relief plan. How- ever, we can not become cynical be- cause of the inadequacies evidenced by those who govern us. Here we have the occasion to show that the minds and thoughts of the students…

… recovered near the En- gineering Arch on campus where the thieves apparently dropped it. Fraternities robbed have asked students to be on the lookout for any additional stolen wallets which may have been…

… engine did not carry wings. However, further drop tests will be made with more Last Chance to Claim Book Exchange Items Students who have books at the Book Exchange must claim them before 5 p.m. today if…

… Zafrullah Khan of Pakistan, who delivered .a long speech for the Arab case against partition of the Holy Land, called on the United Nations Assembly's special Palestine committee to cut off debate immediately…

… would not make its position known until it heard the U. S. stand. Arabs To Take MilitaryStand Plan To Barricade Palestine Borders BEIRUT, Lebanon, Oct. 9-(MP)- The Arab world voted tonight to throw a ring…

… of steel around Pales- tine to offset what was described as "terrorist organizations and Zionist forces which threaten the security of Palestine Arabs." The Arab League Council adopt- ed a resolution…

… Lectures on Marriages May Cease Fiscal Difficulties Cause of Trouble Rising costs and seeming lack of student support may doom the annual marriage relations lec- tures. Ivan W. Parker, chairman of the…

… faculty - student committee sponsoring the lectures, said yes- terday that the educational series has not been scheduled this fall. a. * * THE LECTURES could still be held next spring, but only if enough…

… students and student groups show interest in supporting them, he said. Committee members fear that the series might go in the red this year. That nearly happened last year, when ticket sales lag- ged…

… perilously. A backlog of about $200 from previous years was all that saved the series from bankruptcy then. THIS YEAR rising costs in lec- turers' fees have underlined the need for student groups to back the…

… series, Parker declared. Their fees have gone up as much as $50, he said. Parker estimated the cost of the series at around $1500. When the lectures, designed to prepare students for marriage, were first…

… knowing only facts about their own sect. Or even worse they were never exposed to any kind of religious knowledge and had no affiliation. Here at the University of Michigan more than four-thousand students…

… have no relig- ious preference, according to figures at the Student Religious Association. Perhaps they are numbered among the agnostics who believe that ultimate truths are beyond human understanding…

… the Michigan League. Outlines of Jewish History: Rabbi Herschel Lymon will hold his weekly study class on the Out- lines of Jewish History at 4 p.m., B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation All students invited…

…" (illustrated). Captured German technicolor movies and a black and white film covering opera- tions at Ordnance's White Sands Proving Grounds will be shown. ROTC students, local industrial- ists, and students or…

…- tributions of Archaeological Ex- cavation to Our Knowledge of the Hellenistic World." All graduate history students are invited. Re- freshments. International Center weekly tea: Thurs., 4:30-5:30 p…

… shortened, printed or omitted at the discretin of the edi- torial director. * * * A rrab-CL!Irj"stijana To the Editor: "ARAB" is a word implied to a certain people that lived, still living and will live…

… forever in this ciertain part of our world. In re- gard to you unbalanced statement or misunderstanding, I would like to emphasize to you Mr. Smith Jr., that Arabs have lived in Ara- bia before Christianity…

… came to this world, so when we say we are Arabs before we are Christians. dont be surprised, for this is the fact. Saying we are Arabs be- fore Christians hasn't got any- thing to do with the matter of…

… fact that all Arab countries are formed by Moslem Governments except Lebanon; we still find hundreds of Christian Missionaries exist- ing and enjoying their work in the Arab world without any interfer…

… the nations of the earth; therefore, for Arabs, or Americans, or Tibetans to wel- come Displaced Persons, Jew or Gentile, white or black, into their country, would be "Christian." But on what basis do…

… INTER-RACIAL FRIATERNITY See Page 2 Y tt WARMER, IF POSSIBLE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 182ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JULY 10, 198 PRICE FIVE CEN'T Arabs, Jews Continue…

… western Berlin by air. Slosson Boosters Ci 1 P trulate Petitions Students for Slosson began a canvass of the Jniversity 'Terrace apartments yesterday in search of petition signers to place the name of Prof…

… council, said Israel "must be enabled to defend it- self" against new attacks by the Arabs. Henderson's proposal for gov- ernment controls to curb inflation ran counter to recommendations offered by William…

… office of Washtenaw County Clerk. Active in student affairs, Walsh organized the Young Democrats club on the campus last spring. The Washtenaw Democratic Club has announced it will support his candidacy…

…- ly, in a field hospital and in Finschhiaven, New Guinea. He worked his way through Wayne University before the war and currently is a member of the University Board in Control of Student Publications…

…. w-, - - ~- - - Truce in Fighting First-Day Skirmish Actions Result In 325 Jewish Fighters Killed CAIRO, July 9-(/P)--Arabs reported tonight they had killed 325 Jewish fighters during the first day of…

…-Jordan, that he had asked both sides to stop fighting for 10 days, beginning at 6 a.m., (C.S.T.) tomorrow. The Swedish Count's appeal was made on an urgent basis- but neither the Arabs nor the Jews showed any…

… were reported. Jewish mortars opened up on the Arab-held old city of Jeru- salem. The heavy guns of the Arab Legion of King Abdullah withheld their answering fire while legion- naires deployed toward the…

…- nounceinent today a few hours after Secretary of State Mar- shall indicated that the United States blames the Arabs for sparking off a renewal of fight- ing in the holy Land. Marshall, however, left any formal…

…'s surprise decision to fly here from Rhodes as a turn- ing point in the Holy Land nego- tiations. It was felt that Berna- dotte was now convinced he could not single-handedly bring the Arabs and the Jews…

… yesterday. The University's all-veteran com- munity near the big Willow Run air- ports expects to house from 1,200 to 1,500 married couples and 1,700 to 1,900 single students this Fall, the official said…

… call for in- auguration of an extensive recrea- tion and athletic program with a full time social and athletic director for single students. For married students and their wives two social directors will…

… time, the Arab High- er Committee weighed its own pro- posals for non-cooperation with the British. The Inner Zionist Council gave the go-ahead signal to its own presi- dium, to the Jewish Agency's execu…

…- terned June 29 following two weeks of disorders throughout the Holy Land. A member of the Arab Higher Com- mittee who declined to be quoted by name said the committee already had drawn up a program to…

… tighten the Arab boycott of Jewish goods and to use non-cooperation as a "prelim- inary weapon" in opposition to con- tinued Jewish immigration. Palestine remained outwardly quiet. Clover To Visit…

… have contribu- ted money to buy heifers. Anderson graduated from the Uni- versity as a pre-medical student and will enter Vanderbilt University next year. Potee graduated from the Uni- versity in 1945…

… CENTS Plan To Meet Regents Gets SL Approval Fail To DISCUSS Rah-Rah Revival Student legislators took further action on a "Meet Your Regents" plan last night, agreeing to ask the Regents for an "informal…

… lifting of the speakers' ban: "We the Student Legislature approve the action of the Board of Regents in liberalizing their rule in regard to political speakers. "We feel that such a step by the Board of…

… re- quests from students and towns- people, the radio division of the speech department will rebroad- cast "Atomic Age Detective" at 10 p.m. today over Station WHRV. An original documentary drama by…

…-Bomb,_Marriage By DOLORES PALANKER The religious revivalthatthe atomic bomb created in Hiroshima citizens and religion's role in married life were discussed yesterday in student seminars by Kiyochi Tanimoto and Dr…

…. THIEHOFF told an audi- ence at the League yesterday that "religion can unite or tear down the bonds of family life." Dr. Thiehoff, director of the student health service at the University of Kansas, spoke on…

… lectures sponsored by the School of Education, Prof. Trytten said that "this gives every student the chance to participate and gives him a larger share of re- ponsibility" "The danger in a more conven…

… operated by a Student Council through standing commit- tees in which many students take part. Black Blasts Republican Leadership Calls for New Blood in Ranks The Republican party has a thoroughly…

…LOYALTY LIST Lw uau Daii4mwwb NOT TOO COLD TO VOTE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 67 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Voters Will Choose Student…

…'s election, to be held from 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Voters will select 32 members of the Student Legislature and will express opinions in a survey prepared by Inter-racial Association, on the barbershop…

… discrimination issue. Students must bring identification cards in order to vote, Dick Kelly, chairman of a special Student Legislature elections commit- tee, re-emphasized yesterday. He also reminded students that…

… will be as follows: Students will be handec a ballot and, at the same time, the IRA questionnaire. They will cast their votes, and submit the bal- lot and questionnaire, with their identification to the…

… of Avukah, student Zionist organization, at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Hillel Foundation. Filmed, in Palestine during Arab disturbances, the movies, titled "Col- lective Adventure," record the strug- gles of…

…0 TILE MICHIGAN DAILY Moore Speaks On Musicians' Place In Army Dean Tells Music Students That Moraki Value Is Not To Be Overlooked, What is the musician's place .in Uncle Sam's army? Prof. Earl…

… Moore, Dean of the music school here, and recently re- turned from a trip to the nation's capital, counseled an assembly' of male students yesterday in the Music School auditorium. The musician has a very…

… definte, place in the national scheme, was Professor Moore's opinion, and his morale value and entertainment vdlue must not be overlooked. If a student becomes part of the army in the near future, he should…

… hope that army machinery would be geared soon so that musicians could actively make the most of their skill in military life. Answering one student's question as to whether it was advisable to en- list…

… or to wait for Selective Service action, Professor Moore expressed preference for the Selective bervice. Adding, of course, that each student presents an individual case, he re- marked that there was…

… stu- dents, but said that this would de2 pend on how the majority of stu- dents' courses were planned. Finally passing out student ques- tionnaires, he urged strong response to these questionnaires as a…

… opportunity for University students to be interviewed C by the Traveling Aviation Cadet Ex- amining Board, and all interested who have nod yet seen the Board ate the Health Service are urged to dop so at once…

….- Yesterday the Board interviewed a more than 60 students interested inl becoming pilots or working onr ground crews. Requirements for an interview con-. sist of three letters of recommenda-a tion, a transcript…

… standard as West Point or Annapolis, and stu- dents with .high academic records will enter with a higher class stand- ing. All students who can qualify for an interview will be welcome at the Health Service…

… Hindustan Students Association, will preside at. the meeting. Sponsors of the city-wide meet- ing include: Hindustan Associa- tion, Ann Arbor Friends Meeting, Arab Club, Student Religious As- sociation…

… salesman. Stuidents Voice Delight at New BusAd School. Deluxe Classro oms Ace4'tinied "T errifiec Student comment, on the new Business Adm inistra ion Building ran tio superlatives when the first clases er…

… hedt )her esterday morning. it's terrific," one student who approved of all of the facilities in general and of the built-in coat- racks in particular. "The acoustics are fine," anoth- er student said…

…-% Venetian blinds; built-in fluores- cent lights; new strip-type desks. which provide 27 inches of note- taking area for each student; light, well-padded chairs; acoustic tile ceilings; and countersunk heating…

… and ventillating units. Loudspeakers in Rooms Each room is provided with a loud-speaker, permitting simul- taneous broadcast of announce- ments to all classes in session. Students occupying the new…

….m., will complete the day's observ- ance. Students, City To Honor Late Hindu Leader Students and local r esidnts will join nationwide mourning for the (tet allo M umda tidhi with services at 4 p.m. tomorrow…

…, International Students Committee, Ann Arbor Council of Churches. Other sponsors are: Council of Church Women, Hillel Founda- tion, St. Nicholas Greek Ortho- dox Church, Ann Arbor Baha Assembly, Ann Arbor Branch…

… of the Women's In ternational League, Beth Israel Sisterhood, Hadassah, and the Westminste' Guild. Vei W'ives Club TO Sponsor IDaulee A Valentine Dance, sposored by the Wives of Student Veterans Club…

… Exchange. Box 362. Fowlerville, Mich. )28 WANTED sewing, dressmaking; altera- tions, or repairs. Miss Livingston. 315 S. Division. )27 FOR RENT VACANCY for one man student in triple room near campus…

… Avo Products, Inc., 1127 South Webste Jackson, Michigan. MONEY? Sell N.Y. Herald Tribune sub scriptions. Write Campus Agency Box 794, West Lodge, Ypsilanti. ) l WANTED: Part time services of gra student…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY O FEW WOMEN: mngineers Pressed By Studies, omnplain Social Life Suffers NLRB Asks Students' Aid In Plant Votes By JAKE1 II1RWITZ The engeerdg college i; di- vided into two…

… opposing camps,; those who believe their studies in-' terfere with their social lives and those who don't. A Daily survey revealed the lic- tions to be of about equal strength. Of twenty-one students…

… said cryptically, "No social life. I never saw any." Henry Newman, Jr., '50E (un- less he gets too much social life); "Being an engineering student is a definite handicap. My analyti- cal mind makes me…

… expenses connected with a wife and family, limit me more." George Chute, '49E; "I have never been able to compare engi- neers with other students in this respect. Some lit students take pipe courses and have…

… for football took most of my spare time." James Micros, '51E, a transfer student from the University of Dayton; "I didn't find any ill ef- fects there in 1943, but there was a manpower shortage then…

… of Uni- 'ersity students who would be villing to act as temporary em- >loyees in conducting plant elec- ions in Michigan under the Taft- Hartley law. Students will be paid at the gate of $10.17 per day…

… immediately afterward for the islands, plans to return to Manila with his family as soon as possible. Ruthven . . (Continued from page 1) dent students is no part of this limit- ing procedure. It was not…

… markedly since the years of depression economy be- fore the war. Larger financial sup- port will be necessary from the State. It is reasonable to expect that non- resident students will bear their ap…

…: Hospitaliza- tion insurance for your wives. 1399 Sudbury, Wilow Run. Phone Ypsi- lanti 3583W2. ROOM AND BOARD MALE STUDENT has room to share. clean, private bath, reasonable rate.. Near campus, 602 Lawrence…

… Shivering students, who cold- shouldered their way through a fourth day of unseasonable weath- er yesterday, have been promised a little heat for the weekend. The Detroit Weather Bureau said last night…

… Senate. LAKE SUCCESS, N, Y., May 9 -The Arab Higher Committee latetoday called onthe United Nations for an independent state of Palestine immediately. The Jewish agency countered with a demand for free…

… immigra- tion that would build up a Jew- ish home in the Holy Land first. The clash pivoted around the question of immigratian, with the Arabs insisting that all en- try into Palestine be halted im- any…

… having a swell time," Drayton said. tempts to bar the use of military aid in the program of helping the two Mediterranean countries re- sist communism. NSO Petitions .Due Monday Students desiring to run…

… as can- didates in the campus-wide elec- tion of delegates to the National Student Organization's constitu- tional convention must submit pe- titions with 200 student signatures between 3 and 5 p…

….m. Monday in the Union Student Offices. Nominees will also be required to submit eligibility cards and 50 word qualification statements, to be used for publicity purposes. Three delegates and three alter…

… for the student council of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda- tion will be held Tuesday and Wed-. nesday in Lane Hall and the Foundation. A slate of 35 candidates has been drawn up, but additional names…

… voted for, the first seven to be numbered and the re- mainder to be checked. "All members of the Foundation are urged to participate in the election because this group will represent the student Jewish…

… Mrs. Carl Henion. Mary Battle is in charge of ar- rangements. Co-op Applications Men's and women's cooperative houses are now accepting appli- cations for the summer session. Students may contact Jerry…

… graduate students desire small apartment with or without kitchen beginning Sept. Box 51. )46 UNFURNISHED -Room Apartment wanted by veteran medical student and school teacher wife. Call 2-2034. )71 STUDENT…

… house or permanent apart- ment wanted by Michigan graduate veteran working in Ann Arbor and wife. By June 15th. Any location. References. Call Mr. Boltwood, 8-5, 2-4483. )14 RESORTS I i ,. farmer-student…

…, the residence was renamed when it joined the ICC, Cote recalled. Michigan House has seen many colorful student residents, Cote added. Among them have been a house barber, a shoemaker, a r ger…

… Stern Gang in the Holy Land? How can peace come to an embattled country where Jews, Arabs and British are involved in conflict? Hear MARVIN LOWENTHAL Noted Writer, Historian and Foreign Correspondent 9 I…

…, but they never stayed. The guests lapped up water and dog biscuits and bit at everything in sight, including the legs of 50 students who jammed the Beta front hall to ponder the wierd sight. TINA THE…

… Negev. The Israeli move was interpreted as possibly advancing nego- tiations for an Arab-Jewish armistice in the Holy Land and the membership application. The Security Council's scheduled meeting today…

…- eign Summer Study Plan moved into high gear last night when in- terested students formed an NSA subcommittee to activate the pro- gram. * * PROF. LIONEL LAING, of the political science department, who…

… heads a faculty committee to ad- minister the program, announced requirements for entering the for- eign study plan. Students must have more than 90 hours credit-yet still be enrolled in the literary col…

… outline of the work to be done and a recom- mendation from a member of the department the student is ma- joring in-or strong secondary subject-must be supplied to the faculty group, which will makeI the…

… subcommittee will conduct a fund-raising campaign to support the program, which would send' students to Europe during the eight week summer term to work for a maximum= of eight hours credit from the University…

…. "ALTHOUGH NOTHING has been assured, interest in Univer- sity Foreign Study Scholarships, to supplement student - raised IN THE BLACK BELT: Negro Marxist Demands Nationhood, Self-Government By RUSS CLANAHAN…

… association of students and professors in the class and in the community. ACCUSED-Alger Hiss mounts steps of Federal Courthouse, New York to appear before a federal grand jury investigating subversive…

… has announced. CENTRALIZED MEDICAL CARE: Forsythe Calls 'U' Health Service Guinea Pig S 4 * By FRAN IVICK Students at the University have a basis on which to judge the workings of centralized medical…

… basis. "Students here have first-hand experience with this type of or- ganization," Dr. Forsythe said, "and can judge for themselves as to its effectiveness and complete- ness." A health center in society…

… Friday from 4-5 p.m., it is propose to conduct a series of lectures an instruction drills in Naval subjects at the Naval R.O.T.C. (North HallJ for the benefit of students now en- rolled in the U…

… Rackham Build- ing. Dictionaries may be used. An- other preliminary will be given early in the third term. First Semester Students of Philoso- phy 139 and 154: Term papers will be returned to students from…

… the School of Nursing Office for an appointment. Language Services, International Center: These languages are: Portu- guese, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Ja- panese, German and French. Watch the D.O.B. for…

….m. on Wed- nesday, February 11, in Lydia Men- delssohn Theater, as partial fulfill- ment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music degree. A student of Wassily Besekirsky, Mr. Wheatley has planned a…

… Rackham Audi- torium, on Thursday, February 12, at 4:15 p.m. She is presented by the Michigan Alumnae Club as a scholar- ship project and to raise funds for foreign women students stranded by the war. The…

… League. Episcopal Students: Tea will be served for Episcopal students and their friends at Harris Hall this afternoon, 4:00 to 5:30. Faculty Women's Club: The Music Section will meet tonight at 8:00 at the…

… turn- ed over to the Arabs who would then regulate Jewish entry. The, White Paper expires March 31, and no pro- visions have been made to extend it. These petitions will be sent to the British Ambassador…

….m. tomorrow in either the Union Student Offices or at The Daily. Finals of the contest, designed to discover the best barber-shop quar- tet from among the many different American colleges represented here by…

…- tional Police Force?", was discussed by a student-faculty panel composed of Dresden, Prof. Arthur Aiton of the history department and George Sim- mons, Joyce Siegan and Harvey Weisberg. William Muehl, '44L…

…) Freshman Handbook Bears F ehcat HnTo ooBeyr- Ph.D. in Economics: Preliminary ex- Dedication To Cooley * |aminations will be held the week be- Includes College News I ginning October 28. Students quali- fied…

…, and John B. Kennedy. Mr. A. C. Staley and Mr. R. B. Sneed, Chairman and Vice-Chair- man respectively of Junior Student Activities, Society of Automotive En- gineers will help conduct an organ- zation…

… meeting of the student branch at the conclusion of the program. At that time refreshments will be served and applications accepted for membership in the S. A. E. Center Offers Classes For Foreign Students…

… language exchange of Spanish, Portuguese, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, French and Russian. For a small charge the Center will open special group language instruction and tu- toring. English for…

… Foreign Students: The class in English for foreign students will meet at the International Center this evening at 7 o'clock. Foreign students who wish to improve their pronunciation, enlarge their vocabu…

… are given every Tuesday and Thursday evening from 7:30 to 9:00 at the Union Pool. This notice is especially called to the attention of all students who re- ceived incompletes in their physical…

… 4:30 p.m. The Arabic Culture Society - Al Thaqafa-will meet at the Union to- day at 5:15 p.m. to discuss plans for the year. All interested are welcome. Kappa Phi luncheon at 12 o'clock noon today to…

…. Affiliate member- ships will also be sold at the door. Women's Archery Club will meet this afternoon at the Women's Ath- letic Building. Women students in- terested are urged to come and bring a picnic lunch…

…. All Women Interested in Golf: There will be a meeting of the Pitch and Putt Club today at 4:00 p.m. at the W.A.B. The club is open to all women students interested in playing golf. Freshman women are…

…- vations immediately with your in- I structor or with the secretary of the German department. Students of German and all others interested are cordially invited. Graduate Outing Club will meet on Sunday, Oct…

… President strongly criticized once more the practice of drawing staff members into service. "The fact is that when they leave their institutions, even for six months or a year, it is the students who suf- fer…

… to their ideals and refuse to give less than their best to the students. To do otherwise," he contended, "is to short-change war generations with inferior instruction and bracketed, or too concentrated…

… courses." Long a target of both student and administrative criticism, the Univer- sity plant came in for another heavy dose when the President admonished in the report, delivered to the Re- gent Jan. 30…

… Leao, Grad., an exchange fellowship student from Rio de JaneBiro, Brazil. The German roundtable for stu- dents wishing to improve their con- versational facility in German will meet at 9 p.m. tomorrow…

… scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday at the Center. Classes in Russian, Arabic and Jap- anese will be announced next week. A small tutorial fee is charged for all instruction. Pollock Calls Russia Vital Battle Front…

… School to discuss current problems. Three Session Plan Approved (Continued from Page 1) demands, and other necessary de- tails, and the Board requests and urges all students to plan their fu- ture…

… following res- olution be adopted by the Board of Regents: Resolved, That students enrolled for any full term under the three- term plan shall jay the same fees as those now prescribed for semester fees." At…

… pamphlets and no- tices containing the latest informa- tion about the draft, the Army and Navy will be kept on file for consul- tation by students and faculty alike. On recommendation of the Law School the…

… Regents permitted, for the duration, the admission to un- used sections of the Lawyers' Club dormitories of prelaw students and special student groups sent by the Government to the University for training…

…, if you took in the 29 campus dances last year, according to figures released in the president's report for 1940-41. Approximately 10,000 student cou- ples paid more than $30,000 for tick- ets to last…

…'s mighty team at the Drake Relays. Horowitz Kills SelfWith Gas I(',I 'Book Room' Proprietor Found In Automobile David G. Laing, '42L, of Dowagiac, will head the Student Editorial Board of the Michigan Law…

… refunded after this date. Student Editorial Board are: Edward H. Adams, Brooks F. Crabtree, David Davidoff, James A. Harper, Robert C. Lovejoy, David N. Mills, Harry M. Mayer, Charles J. O'Laughlin, Charles…

… diploma, bank book and the fans knew the Varsit was; n store lease on a table. DAVID G. LAING al published by the Law School for the benefit of practicing lawyers and students. Of special interest to stu…

…'hotesse Arabe," by Bizet were delivered by Miss Maynor and the Orchestra. An all-Sibelius program is sched- uled for the fifth concert of the cur- rent six-day series, featuring Jascha Heifetz, popular violinist…

… at 8:30 p.m. today with the final concert. Co-op itervieWS All men students interested in liv- ing or boarding in one of the cam- pus cooperative houses next sem- ester are requested to attend the in…

… three women's houses . and nnA ennnpa,,tr p rc'iAn v for The West Quadrangle Student, Council is making available two $75' room scholarships to be given one for each semester during the 1941- 42 school…

… applicant's record of service to the West Quad- rangle. The scholarships will be awarded by a committee °of five,, including three members from the West Quad- rangle Student Council, Prof. Carl G Brandt, head…

… the remaining seven houses of the West Quadrangle, Davis stat- ed. The money was obtained by the students themselves from the profits accruing from cigarette and candy vending machines. U.S. Officers…

… mother, and to his best friend, saying he was going to commit suicide, His mother and his sister came to 'Ann Arbor' as soon as possible, and his friend, who is a student in a western college, notified the…

… apply at the Dean of Students Office for permission to effect this move. Of fifty-three who have sought such permission, only three were granted it. I have no contract with either the F.P.H.A. or the…

…- formation. * * * * Statement Needed To the Editor: IT HAS BEEN often stated that many students here sit in relatively poor seats in the stadium that has no poor seats. That many students to- day consider them…

… reason many people who just want to see a good football game get excellent seats, while students grace the end zone. Another gone but not forgotten institution is the practice of allowing a student a…

… strength, we'll look sad without leadership. -G. WV. hague * * *. * Student Legislature To the Editor: IT WAS NOT exactly my intention to start a personal feud with The Daily or any of its unattached writers…

…. I continue to assert that The Daily has not shared equally with the Legislature in being the real voice of the students. That the issue has been hedged is obvious in Campbell's attitude that my letter…

… (Persian), Egyptian Arabic, and Modern Greek. For further infor- mation call the Bureau of Appoint- ments and Occupational Information, 201 Mason Hall. WILLOW VILLAGE )PROGRAM West Court Community Bldg…

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… authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Pullished every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is…

… tones and a fine rapport with the orchestra were displayed as Miss Maynor sang "Pourquoi," from Lakme, by Delibes and, "Les Adieux de l'hotesse Arabe," by Bizet. The orchestra next presented the Ormandy…

… to medical and chemical students as part of the university's contribu- tion to the preparedness program. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN __ .. (Continued from Page 2) Schools are invited. Bring your own…

… Harris Hall; 11 :00 a.m. Morning- Prayer and Sermon by the Rev. Hen- ry Lewis; 11:00 a.m. Junior Church; 11:00 a.m. Kindergarten, Harris Hall; 7:00 p.m. College Work Program, Harris Hall. Student Panel…

… Discus- sion, "The Christian Student's Re- sponsibility Now;" also reports on In- ter-Guild Conference and Racinei Conference. Games and refresh-; ments. Tuesday and Friday from 4 until 5:30 tea will be…

… served at Harris Hall. There will be a celebration of7 the Holy Communion on Wednesdayi at 7:30 a.m. in the Chapel.3 Disciples Guild (Christian Church): 10:00 a.m. Students' Bible Class, H. L.' Pickerill…

… twilight vesper service. In case of rain there will be Open House at the Guild House from 7:00; to 9:00 p.m. Student Evangelical Chapel: The vr'oiikai'Siinda~v 10.30' A .ym amid 7. "R per and fellowship…

…, Scientist: Sunday morning service at 10:30. Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday School at 11:45 a.m. First Methodist Church: Student Class with Prof. Carrothers at 9:30 a.m. in the Wesley Foundation As…

….m. Kindergarten and Pri- mary Departments of Church School: 10:45 a.m. Services of Public Wor- ship. Dr. L. A. Parr will preach on "Missing the Great Things of Life." 4:30 p.m. Student Fellowship pic- nic will be…