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May 02, 1946 (vol. 56, iss. 129) • Page Image 1

… Finland, the foreign ministers were reported ready to take up to- morrow remaining points of differ- ence with regard to the Italian set- tlement. Students To Discuss Food Saving Plans Delegates from…

student residences and organizatios will meet at 4:30 p.m. today in Lane Hall to discuss proposals for saving food and for helping with European relief. All dormitories, League houses, so- rorities…

… as the one which sends cattle to European families. The Student Religious Association will sponsor the movement, Miss Sie- gan said, until the next student gov- ernment -is sufficiently organized to…

… University negotiations for acquisition of Willow Run Inquiry Committee's Report Arouses Protest of Jews, Arabs Anglo-American Policy Asks Immigration Into Palestine, Disbanding of Illegal Armies By The…

… Associated Press LONDON, May 1-Britain bid today for United States military and fi- test over the British-American inquiry committee report threatened to erupt in violence. Jews and Arabs alike assailed the…

… report, and Jerusalem dispatches said Arabs in Palestine proclaimed a symbolic general strike for Friday in pro- test, urging neighboring Arab states to join them. The Arab higher committee sent cables to…

… Jess, Great Britain; and clockwise:. Russian Foreign Minister Vyacheslav Molotov; V. N. Pvlov, Russian interpreter; Fydor Gusev, USSR; James New Students To Pay 'Acceptance Fee 'inFall Deposit To Be…

…. Harvey, Great Britain; and British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin. University Delegates Praise Foreign Student Conference ( } The University look its first step toward meeting enrollment demands for the…

… fall semester yesterday as Herbert G. Watkins, secretary of the Board of Regents, announced that a $25 "acceptance deposit" will be required of all new students. The deposit will enable the Uni- versity…

… to estimate its new-student enrollment with greater, accuracy, Watkins said. A University spokesman said that enrollment estimates have been "way off" in the past, The Medical School and the School of…

July 02, 1946 (vol. 56, iss. 1) • Page Image 5

… this year and has suggested placing Palestine. un- der a United Nations Trusteeship. Arab leaders have asserted Arabs will fight if more Jews are permitted to enter the Holy Land. In a sharp debate in…

… season with the Michig, Repertory Players. Miss Barton w be assisted by students taking Cc tume Design in summer courses a: by her small staff of regular assi tants. One of the most interesti: rooms in the…

August 02, 1946 (vol. 56, iss. 22) • Page Image 3

… to make an extensive effort to return to a prewar basis. All of the teaching at Beirut Uni- versity is in English with about 60 per cent of the faculty American, 20 per cent Persian and Arabic and the…

students are mostly Arabian but there are repre- sentatives of many European coun- tries. From 1927 to 1930, Dr. Krueger at- tended the University of Michigan as a graduate student in the Medical School and…

… Oakland, at 8:00 p.m. today. Sponsored by the Inter-Coopera- tive Council to cultivate student in- terest ad stimulate discussion in this currently pressing problem, the six man panel will offer both politi…

…- cal and economic solutions for the potential inflation. After the discussion by a student panel, Prof. William Palmer of the economics department will present a short analysis of their solutions and…

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