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….m. In the same room; officers for next fall will be elected. All Club members as well as other interested students and faculty members are cordially invited. Congregational Discpiles Guild. Mid- Week…

… nor the UN1 students for not conforming when Security Council the authority to, it is their right not to do so? It partition a nation already in ex- would be tragic if we lost freedom istence, to…

… youwho as thyself." fepl that there is "another side." 3) These "Principles" are not * * * Christian because a large portion' of them is Jewish. Arab '(Ghetto* I would like to add that prob- To the Editor…

… Weekly Tea for foreign students and American friends from 4:30 to 6 p.m. LaPetite Causette will meet today from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the North Cafe- teria, Union. All interested students in- vited. Kappa Phi…

…. Picnic at 2011 Washtenaw at 5:15. You may meet at the Metho- ditr Crch at that time if you need Students for Democratic Action and Civil Liberties Committee will have a joint meeting tonight at 8 p…

… Student Foundation presents the lastuin the Series of Five- a series of outstanding speakers on timely topics. The fifth in the Series will be The Rev. William Logan, Rec- tor of St. Martins Church, Detroit…

…, who will speak on "The Family Divided," which will deal with mixed marriages, Fri., May 15, 7:30 p.m., 218 N. Division. All interested persons are invited. Ukrainian Students' Club. Meeting Fri., May 15…

…., May 15, to go in a group to Argus Cameras, Inc., for the plant OpenFHouse. Meet at the Student Cen- ter, First Presbyterian Church. Motion Pictures, auspices of Univer- sity Museums, "Water Birds" and…

… Theory. Also there will be a brief organization- al meeting, May 15, 3 p.m. 3415 Mason Hall. All interested students are in- vited. Michigan Christian Fellowship. Spring banquet Sat., May 16, at 6:30 p…

….m. in the Union. For reservations call Jack Bloomquist, 3-2225. Allnreservations must be in by Thurs., May 14. 4 aIL '/ A ADMINISTRATORS have established a new weapon for keeping students in line. To…

… toward the United Arab Republic with possible unification with the Arab nations in the advent of war. The Tunisian student called for pressure from the United States on France to avert the possibility of…

… overs1TenArabs JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector (P) - Aninvestigation touched off by a box of Syrian-made matches has cracked one of the biggest spy rings ever unearthed in Israel, the Israeli government said…

… yesterday. A communique announced the arrest and confessions of more than 10 Arabs living in Israel who allegedly took orders from Egyp- tian-Syrian intelligence. More arrests are likely. The ring operated in…

… Northern Israel and Jerusalem for more than two years, the communique said, and the spies sold military, economic and political information to the Arab agents. Live in Galilee Most of the 200,000 Arabs…

…- versity and Wayne State Univer- sity. It was explained the universities are able to get along temporarily without the money owed by the State by dipping into student fees. Owe School Aid Lynn Mv. Bartlett…

…- fered him a monthly salary of 150, Israeli pounds (about $83). Government and police sources reported these details: The spies made contact with' armed Arab infiltrators who slipped across the border…

… mainly fromn-Lebanon. Relatives of Spies Most infiltrators were relatives of the spies in Israel. The ring centered at the Arab village of Marar, in Galilee, where many of the operatives worked on farms…

… University Board of Regents will discuss the possibility of es- tablishing an enrollment deposit for new students at their 11 a.m. general meeting today. Preceding the meeting will be a 10 a.m. conference on…

… Scheduling Student Government Council will take a 10 per cent cut of profits and expenses of any event not approved and calendared two weeks in advance, if a motion from the Student Activities Com- mittee…

… department, Robert E. Ward, of the political science department, and John Douglas Eyre, graduate student in geo- graphy, will establish the Uni- versity's social science research= center in Okayana, Japan. The…

… department, Robert E. Ward of the political science de- partment and John Eyre, a graduate student in geography. geria has already been launched by Prof. Horace M. Miner of the sociology and anthropology de…

…- partments. Home of Cinema Triumphs COMING FRIDAY Y { I 2 ' , ' LEA PIADO\ANI e t'DL I WITH A SRILLIANT CAST h A Crest Films Release Prof. Miner sailed from New t York last Friday hoping to find an Arab…

… study ofI cultural and personality differ- ences between Arabs. He will spend six months studying Arabs living in the city of Algiers and' six mohths studying those living, at the isolated agricultural…

… possible. Women students attending the Inter-Arts performance through February 16 have one-half hour late permission after close of the performance. Women students are reminded that application blanks for…

… finan- cial assistance from the Student Aid Foundation are now available in the Dean of Women's office. Applications must be completed by Feb. 20. Applications for grants in sup- port of Research Projects…

… phone for an appointment (23225) any week day between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Students, College of L.S.A. Ap- plications for scholarships for the academic year, 1950-51, are now available in 1010 Angell Hall…

…. All applications must be returned to that office by March 3, 1950. Ap- plicants must have had at least two semesters of residence in this College. Women Students: Openings are still available for…

… purpose of reg- istration in the University unless he or she has resided in this State six months preceding the date of proposed enrollment.") 3. Only students who have com- pleted one term in this…

… University may apply. (A Summer Session is considered as one-half term.) 4. Only full-time students carry- ing 12 hours of work or more, or part - time - student - and - part- (Continued on Page 3) PERSONAL…

…'S NOTE: This is the sec- ond in a series of four articles dis- cussing the views of the Student Government Council candidates.) By JEAN HARTWIG Student Government Council's relation to the University's aca…

… approval of a course evaluation booklet, improved coun- seling service and Council-spon- sored book exchanges. Mike Fishman, '60, told the women of Mary Markley Dormi- tory that he wants "students to become…

…' a pressure group under the auspices of the United States Na- tional Students Association." Through such action he hopes to get better professors and more funds for improvement of Uni- versity…

… for students. At the same open house, Morton Meltzer, '61, advocated a call by SGC for the repeal of the National Defense Education Act. He said that "leftists and communists" should not be prohibited…

…'s most important func- tion is "to improve intellectual stimulation." Advocates Exchange Plan To facilitate such stimulation, he advocated the continuation of foreign student exchange pro- grams and summer…

… reading courses. He especially favored a Junior Year Abroad program. Jo Hardee, '60, Council ad- ministrative vice-president, noted the impersonal attitude of the Uni- versity towards students. SGC has ''an…

… educational function and duty as representative of the students to make them feel an important part of the University," she said. Wants Committee Members Stressing the educative functions of the Council, Babs…

… were converting Iraq into a base for operations in the Arab world. To the cheers of thousands gathered in front of the Presiden- tial Palace, Nasser accused Iraqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem of being a…

… willing accomplice of Arab communists. It was the United Arab Repub- lic President's third attack in three days on Arab communists and Karem, now Nasser's arch foe in the struggle for the allegiance of all…

… Arabs.- About 250,000 persons turned out in Damascus for the rally, that wound up a funeral parade for an Iraqi colonel killed last week in the pro-Nasser revolt at, Mosul in northern Iraq. Those who had…

… campus of Milwaukee's Marquette University a young amateur boxer whose unorthodox style drew the immediate and prollonged attention of the local fight fans. The student, from nearby Appleton, would begin…

… instability in the Middle East be expected to last? It is reasonable to expect that instability will characterize the Arab governments for the next decade. Observers must, however, understand the reasons for…

…. Experiments with constitutions in the Arab world date from 1919, and il many cases from 1945. Secondly, at the present time Middle Eastern governments are embarked upon an experiment with democracy and par…

… political ol- garchies operating through the instrumen- tality of the parliamentary system. In most of the modern Arab states a small elite group assumes a leadership role and deter- mines the political life…

… Organization to be approved by the states involved? This is the American proposal for a reg- ional Arab defense organization to supple- ment the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion and to center on the Suez…

… canal base. There are very few prospects that the Arab states will accept MEDO. The obstacles are largely of a psychological character rather than based upon any reasoned analysis of the international…

…, okayed by a 418 to 167 vote of affil- iated women in balloting tabulated Monday, secured a slender seven to five margin of approval in the Student Affairs Committee Tuesday resolving the rushing…

… students on a permanent basis and relocating Chicago House for men in South Quad. STUDENT MEMBERS of the calendaring committee last week pushed for a special campus vote to determine which of four or five…

… suggestions for the University calendar students favor. The poll if held would be taken sometime early in May and serve as a state- ment of student opinion for the Regents in making a final decision. * * * * T…

… To Be Requested Council to Consider Seven-Member Committee at Meeting Wednesday By GAIL GOLDSTEIN _ Student Government Council will be asked Wednesday to appoint a seven-member committee to study the…

…- ing setup many never become members of the dorm system by pledging in the first semester. Therefore this problem deals with a fringe area of the student body and definitely falls within the scope of SOC…

…. Referring to the absence of ad- ministration or faculty members on the committee Baad said he feels since this problem is within the realm of student government, students should make the deci- sions. This, he…

… Sherman Adams, the President's chief deputy, who was in Wash- ington for today's Cabinet meet- ing. Free World Fears Start Of Arab War Tensions Mount In Middle East WASHINGTON (P)-Russia Is expected to…

… move quickly in get- ting arms to Egypt, possibly at cut. rate prices, and thereby hasten- ing Middle East tensions toward a. crisis. An explosion of the Palestine truce into Arab-Israeli war was seen as…

…'s mili- tary and trade excursions into the area. Nor did they play down ap- prehension over what Israel might do as a counter to Arab pur- chases of Red arms. NSC Meets Yesterday The National Security…

… Russia might ab- andon its old rule of charging premium prices for war goods, let- ting Egypt and other Arab states -indeed, Israel, too, if interested -have the arms at a nominal price. Israel Government…

… less talk than heretofore. A foreign policy and security debate will get under way among these leaders Monday. The Russians have lost no time in making arms overtures,to other Arab states. Lebanon and…

… Saudi Arabia have said they are not op- posed to accepting Communist arms. Syria is reported already dickering with Czech gun mer chants at Damascus. IU Students Raid Football Practice Field' Special to…

…, and Ed Pongracz, '61AD. ;andidates for the Board'in atrol of Student. Publications Herman Besfelink, Grad., rald Lakritz, 1'60, Emil Sattler, Rob Trost, '58,'and Bob Ward, Literary. Colege Candidates…

… Seek Posts usiness administration school didates are President, Bert' z; Vice-President, John Gret- >erger; Secretary, Pam Dexter Beverly Negri; Treasurer, :e Adell. leven students are running for .on…

… Student Directors At-Large. y are Phil Allmendinger, '60, Benet, '59Ph., Mike Camras, lAd., Tom Corbett, '60, Sid cson, '60, Barry Keyfetz, '59, n Moore, '58E., Jules Otten, William Raisch, '59, Glen. iis…

…, '60, and Peter Van Haften, Student Demonstration Threats Fade in Cuba HAVANA (W)-Threats of Havana University's 18,000 students to stage. a new demonstration faded yesterday as police sealed off all…

… Gamal Ab- del Nasser of the United Arab States, the professor continued. "Real independence" will have to come if Bourguiba is to stay in power, Prof. Grassmuck said. He compared the situation to that in…

… distributing copies of. "The Young Socialist", newspaper in front of the Union yesterday were photographed by "four or five men" who* refused to identify themselves. The socialists, former students at Wayne…

… said yesterday. Dean Robertson indicated he was in favor of a program that allows the student to "crack through" his own educational barriers. Needs Careful Study University Vice-President in charge of…

… Resolution Move OSA- Drop 'Bias' Housing Student Legislature last night voted to take up a plan with the Board of Regents that would grantI permission for all University stu- dents to operate cars on campus…

… except freshmen under 21 years old. Also passed at the meeting was a recommendation that the Office of Student Affairs drop all listings of off-campus housing units which include racial, national origins…

… or religious qualifications. * * * UNDER THE SL driving plan, the only restrictions on upper class students who want to op- erate a car on campus would be proper vehicle registration, ade- quate…

…-insurance coverage, paren- tal consent for minors and identi- fication markings on the car. Suggested disciplinary action for student violators and those who drive after drinking include mon- Student Legislature will…

… may be included. OSA would determine whether a student seeking housing is dis- criminated against on the basis of race, religion or national origins and would remove such listings from its files. This…

… action would, be taken only after a student had issued formal complaint to the of- fice. Opponents of the motion claimed that OSA housing files _ _. - - 'Seven Year' Theme Co1 u ISTS REJET E I…

…'s campaign, pledge, was passed by a vote off 278 to 116. 'S et IT WAS THlE climax of a 16- apheads ow is the official dead- Gargoyle's Hophead This is no joke. ries must be in Rm. e Student Publications noon…

… Student Legislature Open House from 4 to 5:30 p.m. today in the SL building. In keeping with the central theme, seven years of student government, all committee chairmen will be on hand to answer questions…

… about committee projects such as the driving ban and the proposed student book-store..Refresh- ments will be served. Cornell Tells of Faith In Future of Theater By HARRY STRAUSS "I never lose faith in the…

… Theater, 2091/2 E. Washington. Diverging from the usual Arab- ian setting, the fairy tale is being transferred to a Chinese back- ground, with costumes supplied by the International Center. Local school…

… could result in the formation of a group of students for Arabs in one hand and a group of stu- dents for the French, British and Israeli students in the other. I fail to see in which way this could…

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… meeting at the summit at this time would be a false start in the wrong direction. -VERNON NAHRGANG Voting Responsibility Of Thinking Citizen THE VOTE for Student Government Council yesterday was neither…

… enfranchised electorate-in this case, every student now en- rolled in this University. It isn't as discouraging as it might be-the polls will be open and oper- ating until 5 o'clock this afternoon. Americans…

… citizen. Cert- ainly, student government is an essential ele- ment in this process. And the participation of each individual is in turn essential to the work- ing of this process. Today another opportunity…

… indeed an indictment of our times. -David R. Luce Impartial Appeal . . To The Editor, IN VIEW of the already super- heated feelings on the part of most foreign students on campus, Dr. Ilvis of the…

… International Center, who should be the most impartial University official, should not have made his appeal to the American students in behalf of the Near-East students on cam- pus. If taken seriously, his appeal…

…. One factor supporting this possibility is that the Anglo-French-Israeli military action has knocked out a large part of the Russian arms supply which gave Nasser his pre-eminence among Arab leaders of…

… than yield. Indeed, it appears that due to the invasion, the canal will be inoperative for some time anyway, and that Nasser has therefore lost much of his deterrent power. T HE FAILURE of the other Arab…

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… everybody a college education with decreased regard for ability-- has meant that the level of teaching for a group of students has been determined by the com- mon denominator, the average student. While much…

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… to it, from point of view of campus interest the rushing issue is one of Student Government Council's most crucial tests. Since the committee reports were presented to the Council last week, SGC…

… before the Student Government Council has much merit and is deserving of that body's most careful con- sideration.r In principle, the proposal envisions c6Min- ing all the charitable drives conducted…

… it. In addition, a university is a community and students are its citizens. One of the reasons, if not the most important one, for which a student attends a university is to learn good citizenship, to…

… drive such as the Campus Community Chest would conduct with the entire student body participating, could do much to give the University some feeling of unity now so often missing. W ITH MORE than 20…

…"Not Very M7h. W aLs New W You?" 342 gtigan al Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT…

… toward the Arab States. ' * * * IN THE OLD days, a U. S. Sen- ator could always see the President of the United States, to say noth- ing of the Secretary of State. But Humphrey was not even able to see the…

… Arab countries that they didnt want to antagonize them by selling oil to England and France. "Yes," replied Humphrey, "but your new friends will judge you by the way you treat your old friends. If we…

…. of L r y uR ct n BOOKS ARE the staff of educational life- perhaps more so than are students and teachers. If the right to access of books is violated, education is stilted and knowledge suppressed…

… policy of not permitting Literary College stu- dents to take books from its library. Since there are some books which Lit. school students need which are not provided in the general library or are not…

… LEGAL Library recently enacted this policy because it is said Literary school people. "don't bring them back." This, it would seem, is classifying the major- ity of Literary students using the Legal Li…

… salvage the main portion not of apples but of Literary School readers. PERHAPS there are not enough Literary School students using the Legal Library fa- cilities for them to "matter." The voice of such a…

… the practice used in recovering over-due books prior to a few weeks ago. But a complete ban is a much stiffer penalty than any fine. True, a book overdue could handicap a law student's use of it. It…

… Lit- erary College students might also benefit more fully. -RONALD SCHELKOPF SGC SJDELG HTS: reg . St d en , s. .J1 , a y ? o a 5 THERE S blood, head-shrinking, tribal skirmishes and the old male…

… gowns are required for Com- mencement Exercises Jan. 26, 1957. Social Chairmen of Student Organi- 7ations are reminded that the calendar 9:; closed to student sponsored activi- tis for ten days prior to…

… all Arab commandos have withdrawn from Israel. Israel cliarged the raiders had killed 14 and wounded 32 since Saturday. Written Assurance Both sides handed Hammar- skjold written assurance they would…

… refrain from hostile acts. An air battle Thursday and an exchange of fire across the fron- tier of the Gaza strip followed the pledges. Then hostilities ceased. Israel charged there were two new Arab…

… statement to the Daily said "~It is about the finest competition I have been to." A group of singing law students, the Psurfs, dedicated a song of "Dixie" to Justice Clark. In his remarks he said, "I don…

… days. Officials of Junior Intra-Fraternity Council and Junior Pan- Hellenic, sponsors of the drive, said the donations from the pockets of University faculty members and students as well as Ann Arbor…

… elected by acclamation yesterday as the second President of Student Gov- ernment Council. He will be assisted in his duties during the copiing term by Janet Neary, '58, and Joe Collins, '58, newly…

…- bers for "your devoted service to me and student government in general." He was presented an engraved gavel by Adams following the ba- loting, Elected by Acclamation Adams, a 21-year-old pr-law major…

…. WEDN KSDAY, "RM 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fly WEDNXSDAY, APRiL 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA~~ FIWK PREMIERE OF 'THESPIS':- Student Sets Gilbert Words to Music The world premiere of…

…-character cast fea- tures Ted Heusel, University alumnus, previously associated with Student Players and Civic Theater, Jim-Bob Stephenson, Grad., Robin Hall and Nancy Born who was a member of Arts Theater. Heusel…

… courses now serving more than 500 students. Beginnings of the present school can be found in the University bul- letin of 1880-81, he pointed out, when Prof. Calvin Cady began teaching two courses in choral…

… students not eligible for literary college courses in the same sub- jects. At first, however, no degrees were offered to students complet- ing the two-year program.- Until 1922, Prof. Stanley taught music…

… education school and Angell Hall. Book Trade Interviewing for manager and assistant manager of the Stu- dent Book Exchange will begin at 3 p.m. Monday in Student Legislature's temporary offices in the…

… Student Publications Bldg. Duties of the manager and his assistant include supervi- sion of book collections and the accounting. Determined by a base salary plus commission, pay for the spring5semester…

… Night' To Be Presented "An Arabian Night" under the sponsorship of the University Arab Club will be held from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight Saturday in the Rack- ham Assembly Hall. The program will include sing…

…- er Miss Fadwa Abed, three dancers and an all Arab orchestra from Detroit. Social dancing and re- freshments will also be included in the evening. Tickets at $1 per person may be purchased at the…

… now open for this summer's International Stu- dents Relations Seminar, sponsor- ed for the second time by Na- tional Students' Association. Winners of the contest will re- ceive scholarships covering…

… room, board, tuition and transportation to the seminar. Applications for the seminar, due May 10, are available at the Student Legislature Bldg. National Mental Health Discussed "The National Mental…

… inner guard after storming the outer gates, while others fired on the palace from buildings nearby in a concerted attack. Students Armed The general attack was made by students armed with machine guns…

…. Anti-Batista student organiza- tions were the apparent leaders of the attack. ~NY College *Head Bans, Red Speaker By EDWARD GERULDSEN A lively controversy has been raging at Queens College, Flush- ing, N…

….Y., over a recent ruling by Provost Thomas V. Garvey that Daily. Worker Editor John Gates would not be allowed to speak on campus today as scheduled. According to The Rampart, Queens College student…

… newspaper, Gates was invited by the Marxist Discussion Group to participate in Academic Freedom Week, slpcn- sored by the Student Senate. The invitation was later 'p- proved by the Faculty Commit- tee on…

… Student Activities, but with some reservations. Lack of Balance The committee noted a "lack of balance" in the program, which in- cludes appearances by civil rights attorney Osmond Fraenk' and Socialist…

… SControl I ~ 4', TIMELY PROTECTION: SGC Prop Health Ins By VERNON Student Government Counci health insurance program at the T SGC also asked its Student A port on the "North Campus grade The health…

… insurance recomn Scott Chrysler, '59, who cited "ad "timely age" when students might "protection during period of incre program. Attempts to amend the finalr surance program as "voluntary" ment, which failed…

… Cumming indicated it was time of the case at the meeting," Prof. student government began taking Plant said. an interest in North Campus prob- In H ouse Hockey Coach Vic Heyliger told lems. essentially the…

… same story as Plant Motion Tabled when reached by The Daily at A motion to change the Univer- WASHINGTON (P - President Colorado Springs late last night. sity regulation forbidding student Dwight D…

… clause and officials here figured E was charged with violating the to Congress. I See NCAA, page 7 federal bribery statutes. )ses Student uTrance Plan NAHRGANG .l yesterday called for a student University…

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… public relations policy than a fear and future expansion. that it is necessary to protect a supple student The University should, as the old Student mind. Legislature said, "be able to rise above tem…

… by if sources get it into their tation of the lecture bylaw. heads that the object of their affection is an -RICHARD SNYDER institution filled with "radical students" and Editor Another Mideast Binder…

… deterrent stupidly contributing to an arms race that has against Israeli raids. Strong support for the long been overbalanced toward the Arab side. move comes from the British government and Far from merely…

… expects the Israeli to in- 0NE vade Jordan, and surely the Jordanian Arab Jordanian government is that it takes a legion has the strength necessary for making conservative view of decisive action toward…

… British Weapons By DREW PEARSON LETTERS to the EDITOR Role of Moderator . To the Editor: WISH to commend the Inter- national Students' Association for sponsoring a very interesting and stimulating…

… segment of the student body. It seems appropriate to mention that the president of the Interna- tional Students' Association, Andy Chaudhry, proved himself to be amusing, charming, and totally unaware of…

… affasir, which in no manner detracts from Mr. Wrona's own effectiveness as a member of SGC, nor stifles the fife and drum accomaniment to the forward march of our student government as it fights for right…

… Health. Students, who received marks of 1. X or 'no reports' at thevend of their last semester or summer session of atten- dance, will receive a grade of "E" in the course or courses, unless this 'work is…

… made up. In the School of Music this date is by October 17. In the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Natural Resources and Public THealth, this date is by October 19. Students, wishing an…

… veloped the campus, the only sign Tarquin Sextus. The woman of life coming from dormitories _kse_ Sis a tells her husband and father where students are dusting off what happened and then com- textbooks and…

… pub- lishing house. After a short time in this posi- tion, the changeable Cerf helped SHINING Balding Student Meets' Red Tape, Bald Doctor By CAL SAMRA If you're going bald, go bald and live with it…

…! That was the advice of one University student who at present is plagued with a receding hair- ,line and doesn't know what the future holds in store for him. * * * THE STUDENT, who preferred to remain…

…% cents, 90 Tickets for the lecture are. 60 cents and $1.20. Wednesday and cents, $1.20 and $1.50. The box Thursday, students will be able office will be open from 10 a.m. to buy nearly any seat in the to 1…

… p.m. tomorrow. Tuesday the theatre at the special student hours will be the same, except rate of 60 cents, that tickets will be on sale fromThe production will be direct- 2 p.m. until lecture time at…

… again. * * * HE DID just that, the student admits. And also he went back to the massage treatments, the shampoos and the hair tonics. But still his hair fell. Finally, in desperation he de- cided to…

… student set out for the Univer- sity Hospital. But once there, he encountered an elaborate system of red tape, 'which shocked a few more grains of hair off his noggin. In succession, he registered, got…

… pre- scription for a shampoo and a hair ointment. The student figured out his balance sheet as he ambled home from the Hospital: assets: a 'bot- tle of shampoo and a bottle of hair ointment; liabilities…

… American representative at an International Labor Organization committee meeting in LaPaz, Bolivia, Tues- day through Jan. 27. Prof. Miner is in Africa study- ing Arab living. He will interrupt his study to…

…) Gamma Delta, Lutheran Stu- Lent Club: Supper-program Sun- day, 5:30 p.m. Sound, color movie: 'Dust or Destiny." Westminster Student Guild: 5:30 p.m., Fellowship Supper. 6:80 p.m., "The Church Unites." Re…

… rich river valley. But there is little industry in the country. The heterogenous population of Egypt totals about 19,000,000 Arabic-speaking in- . Pyramid of Ideologies "Well, A Fellow Can't Spend All…

…, is the most reasonable goal of the State Department. If the Egyptians can get the Sudan and the Suez at the same time, they will un- doubtedly join the defense pact. An Arab knows a good bargain when…

… representative of the Gold Coast of Africa will discuss employment opportunities for seniors and graduate students, Thursday, February 14, at 4 P.M. in Room 35 Angell Hall. For fur- ther information call at 3528…

… Adminis- tration students are eligible if gradu- ating in June. The Girl Scouts of the United States' of America will have a representative here on Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 19 and 20 to talk to women…

… on Monday and Wed- nesday evenings. But, and this is significant, it meets at seven-fif- teen P.M. What takes place during this interim? What preparations must the male students undergo before the…

… female students are allowed to dance with them? Apparently harmless on the sur- face, it is this sort of unpublicized intrigue which may be the factor undermining the spirit and morals of the university…

…. Under the guise of these so-call- ed 'educational' endeavors, there is no telling what actually is tak- ing place. It is up to the Daily, to SL, to the students themselves to find out, once and for all…

… further analy- sis by interested students wishing to determine who doubled, tripled, quadrupled, etc with whom. I must admit that this is but a modest objective. Eventually, per- haps, the "Daily" could…

… week. Students electing courses scheduled to be held in the Business Administra- tion Building (Monroe at Tappan) and in the Architecture Building may reg- ister from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Monday through…

… Thursday during the first two weeks of the semester, beginning Feb. ruary 11, in Room 164 Business Ad. ministration Building. Students elet- ing courses scheduled to be held ti all other buildings may…

… Israel and the-Arab states by financial aid to refugees and guaranteeing agreed frontiers. It recalled the United State- British-French declaration pledg- ing joint action inside and outside the United…

…- tors." In his strongest stand thus far on current racial unrest, the gov- ernor charged at Montgomery: "If the professional, agitators had been interested only in en- tering a student at. the Univer…

… overlook the card which asks "Is it love or myopia?" and there is even a valentine for the more antisocial student which declares "I'm all alone, and I like it that way." A brief consensus of student opinion…

… twitched hopefully, "Maybe I've still got a chance." "Do-It-Yourself and Valentine's Day go great together," a con- structive engineering student af- firmed. "Look what I whipped up for my ex-steady he…

… is cur- rently considering two bills that Editorial, Sports or Women's staffs would eventually lead to complete ow or 7:15 p.m. Thursday. Students state control of Wayne, now a will have an opportunity…

… at 7:15 Detroit Board of Education re- ay. sponsibility. he Student Publications Bldg., 420 President Clarence B. Hilberry of Wayne has claimed that for May Join financial reasons mainly, state…

… eligible, including first semester control is desirable. It has received the support of faculty, adminis- iters and advertising men will have tration and students at Wayne. «.J..«1. t. . -1. , . . , Z . .;-1…

…-curricular activities and scholastic achieve- ments. SGC Tryout Meeting Set Student Government Council will hold a mass tryout meeting for those interested in Adminis- trative Wing work at 4 p.m. Feb. i Doctors To Give…

… Airport at 4:36 p.m. and trill roaiva a Ira., fn Ann, Ar- - for Arab raids on Israel. s Nobody seemed wholly pleased. - The Moscow radio, broadcasting S. tArabic, called the Dulles plan 1l "an open…

… Student Government Council by acclamation yesterday. d Janet Neary, '58, was then elect- ed by acclamation to the vice- presidency, the office vacated by Collins. The new cabinet members, the only nominees…

… on the council through the Sigma Kappa debate. The outgoing president later cautioned the council, "always re- member, in your considerations and deliberations, that you are a student government body…

…." Miss Neary then presented Adams with a gavel, symbol of his three years in student govern- ment. She told the council, "there is a great deal that Bill has done for you that you will never know…

…, Art Epker, '58BAd, Jim Childs, '57, and Le-Anne Toy, '59, have taken out petitions for the vacant seat on Student Government Council created by the resignation of Bill Adams, Grad. A total of eight…

… will enable them to take in even more es- capees from Red tyranny. Group Votes 12-5 Favoring Proposal Seeking Discrimination Answer By VERNON NAHUGANG Student Government Council yesterday gave Sigma…

… Goldman, '59, declared "the chapter at Cornell has twice asked that discrimination questions be discussed on the floor of the national convention, and it hasys SGC Panel, Scheduled Student Government…

… of most value to the sorority. In other action yesterday, Miss Woodard announced an exchange1 student program with the Univer- sities of London, Cambridge and Oxford. The University will send one to…

… separate calling out Marines and troops. nterview, that if governments in Brings Cries atin America "can't give protec- Previously, university students ion to the Vice-President, the in Lima, Peru, hurled…

… campaign of terrorism by Presi- dent Gamal Abdel Nasser's United ArAb Republic. The sorely pressed government fought off mi.,b violence, much of it expressed as anti-Americanism, for the fifth straight day…

… the Asian cultures will be compared to the West and to one another so students will be able to easily understand, he said. ight Sing Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority won the 1958 Lantern Night Sing in a very…

… "I've Never Been in Love" while Gamma Phi Beta took third with I SGC To Vote On Sorority Reactivation Student Government Council will consider reactivating Phi Sig- ma Sigma sorority on campus at…

… charity drives will be presented for -ap- proval by the Council's Student Activities Committee. Separate dates are required since Campus Chest has been discontinued. Belin pointed out. ThedConstitutions of…

… Xi Sigma Pi, forestry honor society, and Stamm Foundation, Evangelical United Brethren student group, will also be submitted for Council approval by the Student Activities Committee. .eke Criticized On…

…H.V, HOUSE 1000 STUDENTS: International Center Plans New Building, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISI N( By JUDY SCHEINFELD A new building is tentatively be- g planned by the International enter to house…

… students and Cen- r activities. Professor James M. Davis, di- ctor of the International Center, ated that if it is built, the Cen- r will create living space for 00 students similar to apart- ent and -sidenc…

… houses be designated as rench, Arabic. or Russian. FROTC Sets 1'Id Trips or Cadets By RICHARD CONDON Just .as ,the medical profession nsiders the practical value of ternsip a necessary prerequisite a…

… students will >t fail to take advantage of. tus far it has been extremely ccessful and actually more stu- nts register for these outings an can be accommodated. Each year our Air Force ROTC nit sponsors…

… te past few seasons they have vered the same air force bases ith an occasional addition. Generally the trips occur at lrious times throughout the year order that every student in the urse may have the…

… opportunity participation. This policy is not stricted to the. University alone it has been incorporated into e courses of all National Air rce ROTC. units. Students residing in the houses, both American and…

… the fact it will be too far from campus to aid foreign students who may have problems. According to Prof. Davis. "There should be some -counseling avail- able and group facilities for/every- one on…

… ea-' couraged the use of science as aI subject for novels in the .!ope of leading students into scientific fields. After the death of Stalin, bonds were relaxed, and writers were al- lowed to be…

… importune time. Some diplomatic coup in the Middle East was necessary at this stage to off-set the psychological inroads the Soviets made in the Arab world this week when the Rus- sians broke off relations…

…, 1953, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.) Red Series.. . To The Editor: AT THE STUDENT Legislature meeting on Jan. 14, I moved the following resolution: "A stu- dent newspaper is a news-gather- ing and…

… interpreting organ, and we believe that in their position the student editors should attempt to uphold an atmosphere of free and objective thinking. We feel that the methods of journalism used in the recent…

… atmosphere, the Student Legislature expresses its disap- proval of the recent series of ar- ticles. I felt and still do feel that the Daily should be censured for their series. Rather than giving infor- mation…

… jurisdiction of the SL to pass such a motion of cen- sure. I cannot agree with this, Since 'I see the matter simply as a carrying through of our function of expressing student opinion. I am glad that the matter…

… March of Dimes. It is my feel- ing that you have done a real disservice to the students and staff of the University as well as to the March of Dimes, and that a public apology is surely in order. -Ruth…

… Jason Finkle and John Hale of the Political Science De- partment. Social hour will follow the meeting. All interested persons invited. World Student Day of Prayer. The service observing the World Student…

… Day of Prayer will be held in the Bap- tist Church on Sun., Feb. 15, at 7:30. Sixty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control…

… of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Crawford Young.......Managing Editor Barnes Connable............City Editor Cal Samra............Editorial Director Zander Hollander......Feature Editor Sid…

… very like joining a good outfit in Korea. The grinning, coffee-colored Moroccan sol- diers: the strange mixture of languages, for the French officers spoke Arabic to their troops; the wine and water in…

…, Inc.) SAC Rule .. . To the Editor: I CAN ONLY hope that the re- cent Student Affairs Commit- tee regulations governing the con- duct of the coming convention on academic freedom will provoke a spirited…

… reaction, and a lusty de- fense of student and teacher rights come convention time. It would not be the first time restrictive regulations have roused man's ire to fight in the teeth of them. But I do not…

… University administra- tion is losing sleep for fear of in- adequate "student responsibility," let it officially declare its non-in- volvement in the whole show. Let it go on record that the comning events are…

… strictly student doings; dreamt, planned, executed by the students. Let it proclaim that con- siderations of free speech, obligate it to allow students to speak and vote as they please, and that the…

… Administration Building before 3 p.m. the day preceding publication (before 11 a.m. on Saturday). SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1953 VOL. LXIV, No. 47 Notices Retraction. Change in Student Ad- dresses. All students…

… should report to their school office to report any change of address. (Notice that students should report to 1513 Administration was in error.) Women students are expected to pay the second half of their…

… Students Association an- nounces that any organization dedicat- ed to promote better international un- derstanding may be presented in the I.S.A. House of Representatives. Peti- tions for representation…

… p.m.-Supper Club; 7:30-Bridge Par- ty; 8 p.m.-Business meeting of mar- ried couples. Square Dance. All students, faculty, and administration invited. No admis- sion charge. Sponsored by S.R.A., Lane…

… Harvard, will speak on "Some Reflections on the Current Future of Business Cycle Theory." All staff members and students in Eco- nomics and Business Administration are urged to attend. Chartered Bus to…

… talk will be the first of a series of three, sponsored by the Russian Circle of the de- partment of Slavic languages and literature, so that students in the department and others interested may have an…

… southern and Negro southern teacher "Howethe Supreme Court Decision Wii Affect Our Lives" at the Michigan Union Thursday, July 15 at 8 p.m. Students may still Board at Co-op Houses for the remainder of the…

… Series, auspices of the Department of Near Eastern Stu- dies. "Arabic Wisdom Literature." Franz Rosenthal, Professor of Arabic, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. 4:00 p.m., Audi- torium B, Angell Hall. Woman…

…, Department of Zo- ology, University of Pennsylvania; Sol Spiegelman, Department of Bacteriology, University of Illinois. 8:00 p.m., Audi- torium C, Angell Hall. Student Recital, auspices of the School of Music…

…- culosis within Mononuclear Phagocytes of Experimental Animals." Friday, July 16, 1566 East Medical Bldg., at 2:30 p.m. Chairman, W. J, Nungester. Concerts Student Recital: Evelyn Brooks, pian- ist, will…

…, Suites 1 and 2. Peasant 1 Student Recital Postponed: Jack King, tenor, whose recital has been an- nounced for Friday evening, July 16, in Auditorium A, Angell Hall, has post- poned the program until…

… Figaro, August 5, 6, 7 and 9. Linguistic Institute: Luncheon Con- ference, 12:10 p.m., Michigan League. (Those missing the luncheon may join the conference at 12:50). Lutheran Student Association-Tea and…

… Coffee Hour Wednesday 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. at the Student Center, Hill and Forest Ave. Kaffeestunde. A German conversa- tion group will meet informally every Wednesday at 3:15 in the South Cafe- teria of the…

… New Approach to the Secondary School." Urges Shift This report urges a shift away from the conventional classroom of a fixed size, with a teacher and some thirty odd students, into a new arrangement…

… whereby each student will spend a part of the day in groups of 150 or more, for lecture and general instruction. Another part of the time could be spent in groups of fifteen to eighteen, for seminar…

… FEEL STRONGER! University Designates New Studies" The University will receive over $50 thousand in government funds for Russian and Arabic Language and Area study centers. The money, which 'will . be…

… in the two languages. As a result of the contracts six new courses have been added to the Slavic Department curriculum and an intensive Arabic course has been added to the Depart- ment of Near Eastern…

… Coun- tries and madrigals of the Italian renaissance. "Fortunate will be the music lov- er who has the opportunity to hear this unusual and inspiring concert," the Boston Post said. The students enrolled…

… students for its forthcoming fall issue, Poetry, fiction and drama manu- scripts will be welcome, as well, as critical and descriptive essays,1 according to Ruth Misheloff, man- *' aging editor. Students in…

… fields such as fine arts, the social scienc- es or philosophy are encouraged to submit essays which they con- sider of interest, too. Manuscripts may be brought or mailed to the GENERATION office, Student…

…'s stories will be discussed by Frances Clarke Sayers, formerly of the New York Public Library, at a luncheon for the summer education conference at noon in the Union. * * * "Arabic Wisdom Literature" will be…

… on Arabic Medicine in this country. The exhiibt, a part of the doc- tor's library, is a depiction in graphic art of the part played by the Arabian physicians from 750 A.D. to 1400 A.D. Arabic was the…

… "lingua franca" of the learned during the Dark Ages of Medieval Europe indicat- ing that during the period of time in which Europe was overrun by the Goths and Huns, Arabic was the refined and educated…

…., meet at Guild House 524 Thomp- son. For reservations, call 'NO 35838 by Saturday noon. Episcopal Student Foundation: Pic- Snic, cars will leave Canterbury House .V - , at 4:00 p. m., July 15. Breakfast…

…! $1.50-$ The Golden Apples Room LYDIA MENDEL is the destination of all t "s i' f -Daily-Don Watkins MEDICAL BOOKS-The illuminated manuscripts of Arabic and, Moslem background from the extensive…