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…. Students will be required to reg- ister their cars before any driving can be done. Victories Cited By Both Sides In Holy Land Fighting in Palestine Continues Unabated By The Associated Press Both Arabs and…

… northern part of the new city, Arab shells set afire Jewish targets near the Russian cathedral. SL Committee Chairmen Named Chairman of special action committees of the Student Legis- lature were named in a…

… on Speech Ban A majority of the student body-62 per cent-does not approve of the Board of Regents' action regarding political speeches on cam- pus, an independent, scientifically-controlled srvey by…

… the Bureau of Student Opinion has disclosed. However, interviews with more than 400 students by the Bureau produced evidence that many students either knew nothing whatever about the Regents' decision…

… or misconstrued it. Only 12 students among those interviewed understood exactly what the decision was until Bureau interviewers briefly explained it to them. In the second phase of the Bureau's poll…

…, students were asked if UN Delays Cease- Fire Deadline in Palestine Battle - .:. Truman Asks Wider Social SecurityLaw Says Action Needed In Time of Inflation WASHINGTON, May 24 -- (P) -President…

… the highest levels on record." Announcements Senior Literary Announcements' for students with names from L through Z will be distributed from 1 to 5 p.m. today in University Hall, Penny Klausner…

… approved or disapproved of the Regents' decision to prohibit public meetings in support of a particular candidate or platform. on University property. By their action, student organizations were permitted to…

… hold private meet- ings to further candidates, how-! ever. The Bureau, which is directed by Survey Research students, con- ducted its poll by valid sampling methods, applied to the student population. A…

… representative sample of students, chosen at ran- dom from University files, was compiled. Students thus selected were questioned by trained and impartial Bureau interviewers, and the results were carefully tabu…

… Tuesday Students To Pick Next Year's SL Students and faculty members are expected to mob polling booths Tuesday in the all-campus Legis- lature election and The Daily presidential straw vote. Booths will be…

…, Wallace, Stassen, Vandenberg, MacArthur and Martin, in that order. Student and faculty ballots will differ in color for comparison purposes. Hare System Next year's legislators will be elected under the…

… Hare propor- tional representation system. Students are reminded that they must number their choices in preferential order. Although they may vote for as many candidates Like to know what Legislature…

…, student organiza- tions and groups are putting var- ied campaign plans into effect. Last minute individual candidate rallies are being held while a group of students in the East Quad have posted…

…U ('1. UnionMeeting Quorum Needed To Change Rules By GEORGE WALKER A quorum must attend the Union's constitutional amendment meeting tomorrow if students want the Union run by its members, Tom Walsh…

…, Union vice-president, said yesterday. Pointing to the fact that students "don't even pick the Union's senior officers under the present setup," Walsh urged members to turn out at the meeting, to be held…

… students residing in Britain Accepts U.S. Plans for Palestine PARIS-(P)-Britain said tonight she had revised her Palestine proposals in an effort to meet American objections. The text of Britain's new…

… proposals was not available immediately. However, a spokesman said Britain had accepted the U.S. recommen- dation that Jews and Arabs be allowed to work out a mutually acceptable settlement of boundaries…

…. * * * * BRITAIN ORIGINALLY proposed that the United Nations Assembly approve the Bernadotte Plan which recommends that Israel give the Negev Desert to the Arabs in return for western Galilee. The revised resolution…

… Overwhelms Officials Local travel terminals were jammed yesterday as students crowded planes, trains and busses in the annual Thanksgiving rush. Even with extra trips, allseats were taken in a mass exodus…

… major cities. Nearly 3,000 students passed through the New York Central depot to fill two extra sections as well as both regular runs of the east- and west-bound Mer- cury and Twilight Limited. And crowds…

… to seek a Jewish-Arab settlement. * * * THE BRITISH move was dis- closed after representatives of White Russia and the Soviet Uk- raine continued the Soviet bloc attack on British and American…

… Palestine policy. They spoke in the political committee, where Britain is scheduled to make a new dec- laration tomorrow. Meanwhile, representatives of the Arab countries here met pri- vately, Arab sources…

… preparing to proclaim an independent state and maintain its bor- ders. Since Austin's statement, the Arabs have also continued fighting. The UN is now faced with two hostile forces in place of one. 'It is…

… might be the ultimate solution, but agreement between Arabs and Jews is necessary first." Editorials published in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views of…

… the writers only. NIGHT EDITOR: ROBERT WHITE Isely's statement is an obvious truism, There can be no immigration with Arab opposition and neither group will be sat- isfied with anything less than…

… of force by the Arabs to change the plan. The use of force is, therefore, outright blackmail to alter the mature considerations of men representing all nations to achieve justice and peace. American…

… knowingly, as man to man. But it was not for oil, not to please the Arabs so that we might have their oil, for there is not enough oil in the world to drown our fears. If the Great Lakes were full of oil. I…

… stirs in us can be started by the frowning face of an Arab chieftain, or a Greek mon- archist, or a Chinese war-lord, or some- times, one is almost compelled to think, by the popping of a paper bag. For…

… a few armed bands of Arabs and to turn, without dignity, against a pol- icy which has been formally accepted by the General Assembly. "Go back to the law!" we say to the world, "yield to the voice of…

… students couldn't quite catch the name. Obligingly, he wrote the name on the board, admitting it was "rather fantastic"-S-C- H-A-T-S-C-H-N-E-I-D-E-R--it was. "But," the professor continued, "his books are…

… leaders, and the flood of protests hasehonm enogreat that now the rrP_ Looking Back From the pages of The Daily 50 YEARS AGO TODAY: The anti-Saloon League announced that nearly 600 students on campus were…

…. Ruthven. The Student Orthodox Chris- tian Society has secured state- ments from President Ruthven, Prof. Ernest F. Barker, chairman of the physics department, Prof. Russell C. Hussey of the geology…

… Magazine The need for a permanent student literary magazine at this University-with its crowded writing courses and its famous Hopwood contests-has been self-evident for some time. Today The Daily announces…

… articles on special subjects written by students in all departments of the Uni- versity. In addition to student work, contributions from faculty members on topics of current interest will be published. The…

… framework of the Student Publications organization. When The Daily issues its call for tryouts next Fall, students interested in working on the literary staff may apply. A special feature of the first issue…

…'s cafeteria, or at least improve the quality of the food. But till recently, nothing had been done. Then, with the food problem and the defective mechanism of Union elections in mind, over 200 students signed…

… peti- tions asking for constitutional changes that would give students a greater voice on the Finance Committee and in the choice of student officers. And tomorrow, at 7:30 p.m. in the Union Editorials…

… of the amendments would make the senior student vice-president of the Union a member of the Finance Com- mittee. Under the present setup, there is only one student on that committee, and he has no vote…

…. Another proposal would in- crease the number of vice-presidents from six to seven. This means that students would have a greater say in determining the membership of the Board of Directors, which decides…

… tomorrow's meeting be- fore action can be taken on any of the proposals. Surely, among the several thousand pat- rons of the Union and its 14,000 members, there are 400 students who can see that if something…

… is to be done to strengthen the voice of students in the running of the Un- ion, it must be done now - tomorrow -- or never. -George Walker Liberals for Douglas BOTH MISSOURI COMPROMISES hav- ing…

… formed in Ann Arbor and it was fol- lowed closely by a Students for Douglas Club. There are good reasons for the Demo- crats backing Justice William O. Doug- las, of the Supreme Court. He is a liberal. His…

… in Palestine, where the issue is. And the world will not let us off be- cause there are both Arabs and Jews in Palestine, and because they have conflict- ing desires. Those who profess leader- ship are…

… Committee of the General Assembly, that we ought to halt Arab violence and also that we must lay aside the partition plan because it has met with violence, he does not increase respect for us very much. For…

… what he really does is surrender to Arab violence in the same speech in which he declares that we must put a stop to it, or to some of it. If we are* going to command the admiration of the world, we must…

… administrator would decide how much to increase. 6. Controls would end on non- housekeeping rooms in private homes. Song Group Sponsors Fest Students with a taste for the tang of folk music will be served uip a…

… meetings designed to help the student choose his field. The meetings will cover the nature and scope of the subject, the place of the subject in a liberal education and its vocational implications…

…. Modifications of last year's series provide for added time to be devoted to student ques- tion periods, and for the dis- tribution of brief mimeographed informative material to supple- nxent the discussions. The…

… deans of the col- leges as enforcing authority, Mc- Cobb said, but Dean of Students Erich A. Walter has left it up to the local IFC to take care of this ruling. A resolution was passed to ask Dean Walter…

…- mester. Correctione Registration pictures will not be available this week as prev- iously announced in The Daily, but students who have not had their pictures taken should do so by the end of the week…

…,1 Patterson worked on several na- tionally-known newspapers prev- ious to that, including the Cleve- land Plain-Dealer, and the Toledo Times. At 3 p.m., Patterson will ad- dress Journalism students on the…

….S. dele- gate had requested the establish- ment of a special committee com- posed of big five members to con- sult with Arabs, Jews and Brit- ish on a settlement. Surprise Move Columbian representative, Dr…

…, told a large crowd of students that the Hag- anah would probably take over policing of Palestine when the British withdrew. Embargo Removal "If the Jewish forces were able to get proper arms, equal to…

… those that the Arabs are using, they will be able to secure Palestine and enforce the UN decision," he said. Stressing the need for the re- moval of the arms embargo, Dr. Weinreb said that the Arabs had…

… all the guns that they could use. The fear that the Arabs will stop the flow of oil to the U.S. was termed groundless by Dr. Weinreb. "The only other pur- chaser of Arabian oil would be Russia and the…

… following requirements must be dividua met: make t 1. Completion of Math. 54; for Ch 2. Fulfillment of the Group Re- It is quirements; that so 3. Completion of sixty hours of student credit; igan w 4. Passing…

… the examina- Busines tion. wouldb its ow Concerts more e that ed Student Recital: Harriet Boden, cialized mezzo-soprano, will present a pro- pay its gram in partial fulfillment of the of the…

…: Students of Ever t composition with Homer Keller ment? will hear their works performed in first cr a program at 8:30 p.m., Wed., May if they 26, Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. else sh They will be played by…

… diplomacy in the Security Council. In the dreadful, petty legalisms the British are using today to justify their material and moral aid to the Arab law- breakers, one catches again a breath of the air of the…