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… In Line For Dairy Products Arab Students Plan Reception More than 250 students and fac- ulty have been invited to attend the annual Arabic semi-formal reception of Al-Thaquafa, campus organization of…

… students interested in Arabic cul- ture, at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Inter- national Center. Dressed in the flowing Arab robes the students will receive guests with their traditional Near-Eastern hospi- tality…

…-like cookies of the country and Arabic coffce. Among the special guests will be Dr.. Raleigh Nelson, director of the International Center and counselor to foreign students and Mrs. Nelson. Faculty…

… Arabs and Jews to negotiate an armistice immediately as a step to peace. With this new directive to back him up, the acting United Na- tions mediator, Dr. Ralph Bunche, said he would ask the Jews and…

… Arabs to begin talks at once. THE 11-NATION Council sought to replace the Palestine truce, in existence since July and broken by one side or the other several times, with a more durable armistice…

… all of the Middle East is coming with the state of Israel, according to Albert Elazar, authority on Arab-Jewish rela- tions, who spoke before members of IZFA last night. "The poor, peasant Arabs are…

… Palestine, studied in Eu- rope and served in the British Army in Palestine, explained that only the antagonisms of the Chris- tian religions of the East towards the Jews and charges by Arab leaders that…

… "Israelites would de- stroy other religions" stand in the way of greater unity. He said that the actions of the Israeli Army in protecting the Holy City of Nazareth is allev- iating any distrust and many Arabs…

… BLUMROSEN As investigation of elections petitions continued yesterday, another Student Legislature can- didate was disqualified and a large number of J-Hop petitions were found to be faulty in a pre- liminary…

… Calvin Klyman, '51, who had a non-student signature on his petition according to Men's Judiciary president Ev Ellin. The remaining sixty SL peti- tions and all petitions for Board in Control of Student…

… candi- dates have been cut to 100 signa- tures from students in the literary college, music, forestry and archi- tecture schools, due to the short- age of time and to make certain that the candidates…

… disqualifying the nineteen petitions was, "an ef- fort to improve the caliber of rep- resentative student government." "REPRESENTATIVES of the student body have established an intelligent procedure for petition…

… newspaper said "disorders spread throughout Calabria," and another headline reported "deaths, devastation, armored cars as the Students Will Apply for Rose Bowl Ducats Today Ticket Windows Will Be Open Every…

… Day At Athletic Administration Building Office Student applications for Rose Bowl tickets will be accepted be- ginning this morning at the Athletic Administration Building, Don Weir, University ticket…

… manager, announced yesterday. Ticket windows will be open daily from 8:30 to 4:30 until Decem- ber 1, to accommodate the students. A one ticket limitation will be rigidly enforced and identification cards…

… plus signatures will be required both at the ticket window and in California. The distribution plan, originated by Bob Chappuis and Pete Elliott, student members of the Board in Control of Inter…

…-collegiate athletics, U. N. Committee Approves Design For Arabs, Jews Barber Shops Will Continue NegroPolicy Organization Refuses IRA's Present Plea Members of the Ann Arbor Bar- bers' Association will not serve…

… shel-] ter in adjacent woods.I was designed to take care of stu- dents first in distributing the available tickets, while at the same time minimizing the possi- bility of scalping. Married students only…

… suggested that graduate students comply with the regula- tions concerning the rest of the student body, since they then will be assured of one ticket. They may not register for tickets under both student and…

… SUCCESS, Nov. 25-The "Soviet-American" plan to par- tition Palestine into Jewish and Arab countries by next Oct. 1 was ap- proved today by a vote of 25 to 13 in the 57-member Palestine cowi- mittee of the…

… resolution. HOLIDAY RITES: Special Inter-Faith Services Scheduled for Thanksgiving Special Thanksgiving services will be held for students tomorrow morning at Lane Hall, the League and three local churches…

… International Center and the Student Religious Association. Foreign students will speak to the group emphasizing the message of Thanksgiving. No reservations are required for breakfast and there is no charge…

… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1945 he irhi gan Bai'g. Fifty-Sixth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of…

… Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon . . . . . . . . . . Managing Editor Robert Goldman . . . . . . . . . City Editor Betty Roth . . . . . . . . . . Editorial Director Margaret Farmer…

… Jews and Arabs and between Jews and British troops are reported. The reason for these little wars are usually left obscure. But the shooting is for a reason, for the old basic reason that the Jews want…

… Palestine for their homeland and the British and the Arabs do not want them to have it. That the fighting is more frequent now is the result of the ag- gravated conditions left by the war, and the ever more…

… entails recognizing Palestine as a Jewish state, a step obviously opposed by the British and the Arabs. The British have various reasons. They want to keep their pie in Palestine because they want to keep…

… Russia from penetrating too far, in the Middle East. The British seem terrorized by the absurd bogey of a warm Soviet-Arab rela- tionship. The British want to keep Russia land locked. And, of course…

… Arab opposition, it must be considered, although it doesn't stack up very well when com- pared ~to the reasons for waving it aside. The Arabs don't want to surrender even a portion of Palestine to the…

… Jews. But it must be re- membered that Palestine represents only one per cent of the total Arab states. The Jews have no other states. It must also be taken into account that the Jews suffered more…

… during, and be- fore, this war than any other people. The Arabs contributed nothing in this war, unless it was to the other side. Yet the petty, oligar- chic, Arab institutions receive support; plenty of…

… politics. Letting a few Jews and Arabs kill each other every day and hoping that it will all blow over is no By SAMUEL GRAFTON THE RELATION between Mr. Truman and Congress has firmed up remarkably since he…

… 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…

… 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…

… 'adopted by the Assem- bly Nov. 29, 1947. Under the Ber- nadotte plan it would be given to the Arabs. Shertok said any Arab state trying to annex the Negev "should have to overcome, in bloody battles, the…

… fiercest re- sistance that the Jews have yet offered anywhere to the Arab invaders." The Palestine question also oc- cupied the Security Council which considered a new Canadian pro- posal to replace the…

…- tlement. Russia's Jacob A. Malik, how- ever, said he believed the coun- cil should order the Jews and Arabs not to negotiate an armis- tice but a formal peace. The council meets again at 10, a.m. (3 a…

… into action to ?recommend modification or repeal of the speakers' ban. The Student Legislature cab- inet met to block out plans for its written recommendations to the Regents, which will be ready "at…

… least- a week" before the Re- gents' regular monthly meeting in December, according to SL president Blair Moody. But the faculty Senate's action raises the possibility of consulta- tion between students…

… consultations and commit- tee-work will be carried on inten- sively this week. The Committee to Abolish the Ban, though still functioning, has yielded most of its work to the Student Legislature, accord- ing to…

… Buddy Aronson, CAB spokesman. The CAB has already "done a fine job" in calling the Regents' attention to student protests over the speakers ban, Moody said. Student Groups Back Series On Marriage It looks…

… seal of approval on continuing the series. * * * - BUT BEFORE definite plans for the series can be launched, one or two of the groups which include the Student Legislature, the League, the Union, Student…

… arranged to handle an overflow throng of students ex- pected to make the trip to Colum- bus for the OSU-Wolverine grid tilt this weekend. In addition to the special train sponsored by the Wolverine Club…

… another special train will be on hand to handle students wishing to retulrn to Ann Arbor immedi- ately after the game. ANY STUDENT wishing to re- turn to Ann Arbor immediately after the game may purchase…

…root TAIDE MICHIGAN DAILY Fifty-Sixth Year £?terd to tei/ .aic& or Domime Says ON WEDNESDAY in Detroit the DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Edited and managed by students of Michigan under the…

… authority of the of Student Publications. the University of Board of Control Ray Dixon . Robert Goldman Betty Roth-- . . Margaret Farmer Arthur J. Kraft Bill Mullendore Mary Lu Heath Ann Schutz Dona…

… the Union agreed to modify the constitution to permit students with only one or two terms left in school to run for vice-president. The Union Board of Directors felt it was necessary to modify the…

….) -Frnklin H. Littell Arab Atitude To the Editor: A LOT has been said regarding the Arab atti- tude on the question as to whether more Jews should be allowed into Palestine. Let us think for a second and ask…

… ourselves what is the Pales- tinian Arabs' attitude towards the Jews. I am inclined to think it is a friendly one-although it must be remembered that there never has been a consensus of opinion among the…

… Arabs in Palestine. When you hear about the Arabs pro- testing, they are usually individual Arabs who are wealthy and probably live outside of Pales- tine. These men, who played ball with Hitler, fear the…

… raising of the standard of living for the Arab worker in Palestine. I draw my conclusions from several facts that have taken place in the past ten years. During some of the riots against the Jewish Colonies…

…, their Arab neighbors came to the rescue of these Jews and stood guard with them against the Arab terrorists. In 1939, many Arabs sent telegrams protesting the stopping of the sale of land to the Jews…

…. Abdulls, the ruler cf Transjorden, sent a telegram asking that the Jews be allowed to buy land in Transor- der. These telegrams were made public only recently. Several thousand Arabs have joined the…

…. The meeting will convene at 4:15 p.m. Engineering Faculty: Five-week re- t ports on standings of all civilian En- P gineering freshmen and all Navy and Viarine students in Terms 2, 3, and 4 >f the…

… drive are dedicated to making every child's stay at the University hospital as pleasant as possible. In 1928, the Galen Society, made up of junior and senior medical students, first opened the Galen Shop…

… University Musical Society in the Burton Tower. Bowl Tickets Deadline INear Faculty, Student Sale Closes Tomorrow Tomorrow is the deadline for students, faculty and staff mem- bers wishing to apply for tickets…

… their drives complete successes because of the generous contributions of students as well as townspeople. Spokesmen express hopes that this year will be no exception. Clothing Drive Contributions To Be…

…- erous contributions already turned in at Lane Hall. "Many students have taken the initiative to sort out clothes they can spare, but I am sure there are some who do not yet realize the plight of Euro…

…- pean children today," he said. "Every student has some article of clothing they can afford to do- nate to foreign relief." Last year over three tons of clothing were collected at the University for…

… soon be torn down. - * * *' * EMOLITION: :ers To End Colorful Laboratory Theatre Palestine Stymied Arab Groups Decry Action, Leave Parley A BENDET e Romance Lan- or first honors in mpus demolition the…

… receive tax-free disabil- ity retirement pay," Vaughan said. Bitterly Charge UN Charter 'Murdered' By The Associated Press NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Parti- tioning of Palestine into Jewish and Arab countries was…

… approved by the United Nations Assembly ate today. Arabs here and in the Middle East promptly threatened Teneral opposition and uprisings against any attempt to carry out he Assembly's decision. JERUSATEM…

… shouts, songs and some tears. An American visi- tor said "This is like V-E Day at home," as he watched scores dancing In the streets waving champagne bottles. The six Arab nations represent- ed here walked…

…-American" proposal to set up independent Jewish and Arab countries in the Holy Land by next Oct. 1 was 33 to 13. The final vote was taken after the Arabs backed down from their former stand and proposed the creation…

… 'U'; Tells of Many Experiences u, , _ i E XPERTS WANTED: Student Advisers Are Needed For SL Orientation Program The life of a missionary is a pretty down to earth business, especially if he is a…

… doctor among primitive Arabs. That is the history of Dr. Wells Thoms, '17 M, who has returned to Ann Arbor after seventeen years of missionary work in lit- tle known regions of southeast Asia. FOR THE LAST…

… February 19, 1949, and those students interested in taking it may obtain application blanks either at the Law School or at the Bureau of Psychological Services, 110 Rackham. dicate that this was the…

… twentieth century." * * * TAKING A RADIO along on the expedition Dr. Thoms gave the natives their first taste of modern communications. The first night out, one of the Arabs, after watching the voice box…

… for- bidden vaccination, asked the doctor to help the people. Work- ing day and night, the whole missionary staff vaccinated over 100,000 people, stopping the epi- demic. Most of the time the Arabs were…

… group of the sheik's friends had planned to ambush him on the way home. "They thought I was responsible for their chief's death." Dr. Thoms will be at Lane Hall until Saturday to interest students in five…

… reached about 93 per cent, and little improvement has been made since. i Student Experts for next se- mester's orientation program are being lined up by student legis- lator Bill Gripman. Seniors with a B…

… average in tlie literary college, business admin- istration school, -engineering col- lege and music school are wanted. INTERESTED seniors can con- tact Gripman before 9:30 p.m. at 2-3256. The Student…

… one problem, at least, was on the way to solution. This cheerful view was implicit in the American proposal last week in the United Nations that separate Jewish and Arab states be set up next July 1…

…, immediately after the British troops pulled out. For the American Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. Johi…

…, has made his position entirely clear. Any Arab who ac- cepts public office or othewise collaborates with the partition scheme, in either the new Jewish state or the truncated Arab state, will not live…

… fanatical gang of triggermen, the Mufti's influence is in- creasingly paramount in Arab politics. But it is a widely held misconception that Arab opposition to the creation of a Zionist state is confined to…

… tie Mufti and his friends. The Mfti will act as the chief fanner of the flames of Arab resentment but the resentment already exists. Ob- viously all -this spells real trouble; so much trouble, indeed…

…, that those who are close to the situation seriously doubt that it will be possible to complete the projected great new Anglo-American oil pipeline. The pipeline could too easily be cut by the Arabs. This…

… Peruvians would will- ingly expose themselves to either Jewish or Arab bullets. Yet if American troops go to Palestine, Russian troops will go there too; and the thought of the Red Army in Pales- tine is not…

…:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). SUNDAY, NOV. 9, 1947 VOL. LVII, No. 42 Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to stu- dents on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 12, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Extra…

… Concert Series Ushers: Report at 6:15 p.m. for the concert Sunday, Nov. 9. School of Business Administra- tion: Students from other schools and colleges intending to apply for spring admittance should…

… secure application forms in 108 Tappan Hall as soon as possible. Those women students in the College of Literature, Science and Arts and in the School of Edu- cation who are taking the testing program on…

…Nationalists laim uchow Victory Proposed DP Project Wins Strong Campus Support Four campus groups last night pledged sponsorship of displaced students who will take up -their studies at the University next se…

… Displaced Students. EACH ORGANIZATION will provide all funds necessary for the maintenance of the student it is sponsoring. Panhellenic Association has tentatively offered to sponsor another displaced student…

… govern- ment, and threfore very hard to get, he declared. Coeds To Get Friday Okay Women students who want to enjoy Thanksgiving leftovers at home next Friday will have to se- cure overnight permission…

… provide the room and board facilities. Assembly will ask each inde- pendent woman to contribute 50c between Nov. 29 and Dec. 3 for support of its student. BESIDES completely ing their own displaced ICC…

… of the Arab states "to begin nego- tiations for a permanent peace." Only tonight in Paris the act- ing Palestine mediator, Dr. Ralph Bunche, asked Israel and the seven Arab states to begin negotiations…

… reviewing officer. He was giv- en power to reduce but not in- crease the sentences. Photo of Lawyer Wins in West Quad Holiday Causes Student Exodus By DOLORES PALANKER The increasing vacancies in…

… classrooms and over-crowded trans- portation facilities indicate the annual Thanksgiving exodus won't leave too many students on campus to take part in the holiday festivities. Although University residence…

… time and many of the dorms will entertain foreign students at the traditional dinner. For Acacia Fraternity, tomorrow is one of the biggest days of the year. Following a Thanksgiving breakfast, the…

… football game, featuring a flexible goal line and an uphill path for the pledges will complete the afternoon. Martha Cook will play hostess to 12 foreign students and other guests at tomorrow's dinner, which…

… will precede a musicale featuring talented women from the dorm. HELEN NEWBERRY, Betsy Barbour and the Law Club are each entertaining six foreign students. East Quad, which houses approxi- mately 40 Latin…

… American students, will serve its regular "meal of the year" and West Quad has arranged to entertain all foreign students not invited elsewhere. Alpha Xi Delta will entertain one foreign student and other…

… guests at the Thursday dinner and -Sigma Delta Tau will be hostess to six students from the International Center Friday eve- ning. The three men's co-op houses are playing host to the women's co-ops with…

…PALL POUR THE MICHIGAN I AILY SUN~DAY, NVMBR16, 194 41 , 1= - - ------- --- - u . . s iI Fifty-Eighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority…

… of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Nacy Helmick ............... General Manager Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Jeanne…

… to evacuate Palestine. U.S. and Russia have agreed that the mandate should terminate by May of next year and that the independ- ent Jewish and Arab nations should start operating by July. The Jewish…

… Three" will be in im- plementing their decisions is problemat- ical. The Arab League is bitterly op- posed to the creation of a Jewish state and may employ the 30,000 crack troops of the Transjordan…

… that a sizeable concession be granted to the Jews in the face of any Arab resistance. Arab claims to a Palestinian nation are largely specious inasmuch as the present manda- tory state of Palestine was…

… created by the League of Nations to implement the Bal- four Declaration. This is not to say that the Arabs have no claim to Palestine, but rather that theirs is not the sole claim. Should the Arab League…

… the tune for the lion. A strong attitude would then re- duce the Arab threats to nothing more than bluff. In any case,. the Jews do not want to take the land from others. They merely want an opportunity…

…, New Zea- land, South Africa and India - Turkey, Brazil, Cuba, Mexico and perhaps Thailand. These coun- tries can at any time break off their present arrangements and enter into others. Some students…

… Forestry and Con- servation students not having non- forestry conflicts are expected to attend. All others interested are cordially invited to attend. Freshman - Sophomore Forestry Conference: 7:30 p…

…- berg, Perry, Peterson, Ross. Women students interested in applying for residence in Hender- son House beginning with the fall semester of 1948 may call at the Office of the Dean of Women. This small…

… has been conduct- ed to reach each student. Contribu- tions by students may be made in Rm. 204, South Wing, University Hall. SRA Will Support World Service Drive The Committee on Cooperation of the…

… Student Religious Association voted support of the state FEPC drive and the World Student Service Fund campaign, which will take place Nov. 18 to 22, in a meeting UN Decides To Discuss Armament Plan Now By…

… embassy earlier today. JERUSALEM, Oct. 31-Leaders of the Palestine Arab Army Futu- wah called for a parade and mass meeting tomorrow in Nablus, 33 miles north of Jerusalem, and many authorities expressed…

… fear it right be an occasion for an Arab eruption against the Jews. The Army leaders declares it was "not a protest" against bombings yesterday in which six Arabs were injured, but other Arab informants…

… declared it was "a show of strength of Arabs on the heels ofthe same sort of demonstration by the Jews." * * * WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-A specia UNRRA mission to Yugoslavia re- ported today "no evidence of wide…

… limited to students, faculty and ath- letic book holders this year-on a first come, first served basis. Hack Coplin, chairman of the Stu dent Legislature's athletic commit tee, said yesterday that a…

… have been eaten, the customers will determine the p Magee says he is trying to set up a fair price schedule LIQUOR VIOLATIONS: Police Crack Down on Falsification by U' Stj Cracking down on student prac…

… another student's identi- fication in a downtown tavern, was Faculty, Staff Influenza Shots To Start Today Today and tomorow morning have been set aside in the influenza im- munization program for the…

… Health Service may be able to take care of requests after the program is com- pleted but that there will probably be some charge. Students who were unable to report for inoculation at their scheduled times…

… thisi reported to ponice during te v-ai semester, the practice of age falsi- fying is known to be widespread among the student population, ace- cording to Sgt. Heusel. Frequent checks of local taverns…

… is a matter of personal choice, but I was led to assume that the Michigan Union was being maintained for the convenience of the students and ex-students of the Univer- sity-not for the housing of…

… deported to Cyprus because they are "illegal" immigrants. The British have imposed another curfew in Jerusalem. The Arabs have attacked Jews who are settling their own property. These are but a few of the…

… part do the Arabs play in the struggle in Palestine? Have we become so completely blinded by our own power that we have fallen into another era of isolationism? The very things we fought against in this…

… semblance of sane life had existed between the Jew and the Arab has long been turned into a boiling cauldron of death and terrorism by its rulers.-In the past weeks, re- ports of bombings, mass arrests…

… stand in control of the Holy Land and have made it an armed camp, where an ever greater rift is being created between the Jewish and Arab citizens. Freda Kirchwey, writing in the NATION says, "Though I…

… Jew nor Arab has been included in the highest ranks of administration. British officials hold all important positions. They exercise as much authority as in a country where the mass of inhabitants are…

…- couraged at the expense of British imports. IN RECENT YEARS, American oil interests have penetrated into the jealously guarded British territory. The American-Arab oil com- pany, owned jointly by Standard…

…. Miscellaneous Subjects introduced by members of the Senate: (a) Post season games of football teams, (b) Other topics. Basketball Tickets (Students, Fac- ulty and University Employees) Due to the large student…

… enrollment and because of the rather limited seating capacity of the Field House, it is nec- essary to ration . admission to the basketball games to students and the University Faculty and Employees. A plan…

… for the allotment of tickets was presented by the Athletic Com- mittee of the Student Legislature and approved by the Board in Con- trol of Intercollegiate Athletics. Under this plan, each student and…

… are requested to confer with Arabs have prospered and their pop- the Auditor of Student Organiza- ulation has increased since the Jewish tions in the office of the Dean of immigration there. The issue…

… operate on a non-profit basis. Fi- nancial support will come from tui- tion fees paid by the federal govern- ment under the G.I. Bill of Rights. The school will admit 50 students each month for a six months…

… students, Haien said, but will "help the veteran to choose the phase of business or industrial activity which he wants to prepare for and to ap- praise his qualifications for his se- lected vocation. The…

… Hopkins debated "Should the United States favor unrestricted Jewish inimigration into Pales- tine?" yesterday in the Rackham Amphitheatre. Maintaining that the Jews now in the Arab state. of Palestine have…

… to settle more of '38, '41 and '42. In November, 1943, the homeless Jews. the organization played here under 'Against Arabs' Wishes' Erich Leinsdorf and under guest con- Prof. Hopkins countered that…

… What ductor George Szell at the concert inroads the Jews have made into Pal- last fall. estine have been made against the On tour, a special train carries the wishes of the native Arab population…

… large instru- The Arabs, Prof. Hopkins pointed ments and the 2,500 pieces of music out, desire -their independence in used in concerts. A special program Palestine, which is denied them by arranged for…

… each appearance on tour the British mandate. As long as the keeps the librarian busy, as numerous Arabs do not have the determining different compositions, in complete voice in their government, he…

… Notice to Treasurers onlydo the Jews want and need tot Treasurers of all student soci- go to Palestine because of their fear eties, clubs, classes and residence of the future in Europe, but that the halls…

…, he Students at their earliest conveni- said, cannot be decided from the view ence in regard to the handling of of the local population alone, but their accounts. rather as it bears on the problems of…

…THE-,-MlicHJAN --Aity - ATIDYNfV149 Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every…

… concerned, but.a.lot of influence and popu- larity with the Arabs of Tunis. He commands no army, and bearded Admiral Esteva is far more important in'external matters. But in view of possible sabotage, the…

… along the way fails to salute, the Arabs knock his hat off. Sidi 'Moncef has dispensed with Arab cere- monials received delegations of peoples who have grievances, and has even abolished the require- nent…

… generals, diplomats and ordi- nary Arabs from the four corners of Tunisia. The Sianish Consul-General, who was dean of the diplomatic corps, almost fainted in the crush. At the time, it looked like comic…

…- darten" by Mr. Philippson. Bronson-Thomas Prize in German. Value $2.00. Open to all under- graduate students in German of dis- tinctly American training. Will be awarded on the results 'of a three- hour…

… a list of 30 offered. Students who .wish to compete must be taking a course in German (32 or above) at the time of the competition. They shold register and 'obtain further details as soon as possible…

…, Burbank, California, will interview seniors graduating in January and May, 1943, Monday, November 16, in Room 3205 East Engineering Building. Interested students are asked to sign the Interview Schedule…

…- ture- and Design in the Rackham Amphitheatre at 4:15 p.m. on Thurs- day Nov. 19. The public is invited. Academic Notices Students, College of Literature, Sci- ence, and The Arts: 'Courses dropped after…

… today by students other than freshmen will be recorded with the grade of E. Excep- tions to this regulation maybe made only because of extraordinary cir- cumstances, such as serious' illness. E. A. Walter…

…, Assistant Dean Public Health Students will have an organization meeting following Dr. Haven Emerson's lecture Mon- day afternoon, November 16. [Graduate Students in Zoology who wish to declare their intention…

…- cently that students backing the administration burned an effigy of the Student Action Committee wiAch protested the dismissal. Arab-Jewish Relations To Be Topic at Hillel Albert Elazar, well-known au…

… performances have in- cluded a woodwind quartet, con- certos for horn and flute, and various instrumental solos. Today at 1:30 p.m. Quad residents and advanced students from the School of Music will present a…

…,000. Origin of the fire was undetermined. COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Students Enjoy Sick Call at Harvard Congress To WASHINGTON-(P)-Early in the new Congress members will be asked to decide whether this na- tion should…

… quartet are Prof. Gilbert Ross and Emil Raab, violinists, Paul Doktor, violist, and Prof. Oliver Edel, cellist. Roger Hauenstein, student of organ .in the music school, will present a recital at 4:15 p. m…

…. Recently the Star went broke.. (No picture). CONTROVERSY at tiny Olivet College over the firing of a pro- fessor and his wife appears to have split the student body wide open. Detroit newspapers reported re…

…- thority on Arab-Jewish relations will address the campus IZFA chapter at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Hillel Foundation. He will discuss the Arab-Jewish problem. The meeting is open to the public. - T L I…

… Boost Health Aid-Forsythe Reveals Facilities Now Overtaxed By JOE FREIN Extension of University Health Service benefits to the families of student veterans is not possible under present University regula…

…, about 20 nurses and 55 beds to provide for more than 20,- 000 students, the Health Service could not possibly handle the in- creased demands for medical service which would be required," he said. Dr…

… extended to veterans' families, the problem of "where to draw the line" would be difficult to solve, he observed. Non-veteran students and teaching assistants with lim- ited financial resources would un…

… for such serv- ice to non-students, he added. Medical treatment is afforded amilies of veterans at a minimum expense by the University Hospi- tal clinical service, Herbert Wag- ner, businessnager- the…

… ,Hos- pital pointed out. By cooperative arrangement with the Veterans Administration, members of student veterans' families may be admitted and treated at the University Hos±ai, without referral, upon…

…IN THIS CORNER . . See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State ~aitr CLC )UDY, MILD VOL. LX, No. 55 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Students Launch Phoenix…

… Campaigi I Today - - _ _ _ I * * * Poll Reveals Y Students Like U EduCation 'Average' Student Satisfied Here By GEORGE WALKER Most students are well satis- fied with the education they're getting at the…

… University, a Daily spot poll taken last week indicates. A team of Daily tryouts asked more than 300 students what they thought about the University, how it compared with similar schools, how well it was…

…" student is fairly contented with his educa- tion here. Many of the students volun- teered pet gripes and sugges- tions; almost none of them re- fused to answer the questions. Here's how the 300 answered The…

… after University president Dr. Alexander G. Ruthven sent a telegram to OPA director Chester Bowles, protesting OPA "solicitation" of local student &complaints against alleged league , ..house price…

…-ceiling violations. Commulnity Students Complain The controversy came to light last Chest Dive weekend when it was revealed that University students filed complaints W ill Continue with the local OPA office against…

… effort to reach all League Houses Separate students. The OPA, on the other hand, con- At a dinner meeting of division tends that league houses are separate chairmen yesterday, it was revealed and distinct…

… Initiates Funds raised in the Community Chest Drive are used both locally and c distributed abroad. The need for fill- o aca ing the Chest is urgent, and every one, student as well as local citizen, should Di…

… action will directly affect A few hours after CIO President the students of this campus." Philip Murray succeeded in getting a Emphasizing the need for those wage resolution before the confer- willing to…

… Palestine already, the Arabs, in proportion to the efforts of any other nation, have done more than their share in finding homes for Jewish refugees." The case against the Jews in Palestine does not reflect…

… debate is sponsored by the Ann Arbor League of Women Voters, the program under the direction of Mrs. John Benson, international affairs chairman for the group. * * * Arabs Slay 74 Jews During Three Day…

… Rioting ig Tripoli Cairo, Nov. 1-(P)-Seventy-four Jews and one Arab were killed in bloody anti-Jewish rioting the past three days in Tripolitania, but a cur- few and stern shoot-to-kill orders to troops…

… tonight had suppressed dis- orders in most of the Mediterranean colony. Arab mobs looted and gutted Jew- ish quarters and assaulted Jews in Tripoli, Souk El Juma, and Tagiura "in a serious outbreak of…

… over to the Security Council pending partition into in- dependent Jewish and Arab coun- tries. Russia also called for with- from Palestine no later than May L 1948, and official estab- lishment of the…

… by the Arabs. The U. S. had asked the British, as mandatory power, to retain control of the Holy Land until July 1 when it was suggested that partition could be effected. Council Hears Details of New…

…." Dr. Forsythe Decries Poor Health Abroad WSSF Drive To Aid All Foreign Students The plight of many foreign stu- dents, who enroll in the Univer- sity only to enter Health Service because of illness…

…, indicates the hazardous effect that malnutrition and poor sanitary conditions are having in Europe and Asia, ac- cording to Dr. Warren E. Forsythe,j diretor of Health Service.1 The World Student Service Fund…

… which begins its drive on campus tomorrow, is organized to aid these foreign students in building healthier, better educated nations. The scope of their work and the need for support is ex- plained by the…

… much tuberculosis among foreign students as among American students, and they are supposed to be a select group," he explained, James Wang, Chinese student, who is now a patient at Health Service…

… the high cost of. living and low quality food people just don't have the energy to go to school, Wang stated. According to Aung Chein, Health Service patient from Bur- ma, not as many students are able…

… commercial theatres because it presents too realistic a picture of present conditions in Europe, will be open to the public without charge. Daily-Lmanian ene White, art student at the University believed to…

… be the first artist s on sport shirts, p uts the finishing touches on another "Gene-Don * * * *' PIN-UPS TOO: Novel Shirt-Front Paintings Create Business for Student By HAROLD JACKSON, JR. How'd you…

… like a scene from Faust or football, a sketch of a gal or a gardenia painted on your favorite sport shirt or blouse? Gene. White is the boy who has already proven he can do it-he's an art student at the…

… Gripes Gregory Answers Complaint on Check Student veterans have regis- tered fewer complaints over fail- ure to receive subsistence checks this month than at any time in the past, Leonard S. Gregory, Vet…

… rent increases loomed yesterday for an estimated 10,000 students living outside University residences, with the announce- ment that the local Rent Advisory Board will conduct an open hear- ing on the…

… question of a general change in the level, of rents in Washtenaw County. Students and townspeople have been invited to attend and testify at the open hearing slated for 7:30 p.m. Nov. 24 at Washtenaw Coun…

… Reactions The announcement of the pub- lic hearings brought immediate reactions from several campus groups contacted by The Daily. Already the campus chapter of the AVC, the Student Legislature and the…

… Interfraternity Council are planning to send delegates to tes- tify at the open hearing. About half of the more than 20,000 students live in residences not controlled by the University. However, a rent increase…

… large majority Secretary of State Marshall's pro- posal for a year-round sitting of the "Little Assembly." The vote was 41 to 6. The six nations of the Russian group voted against it while the Arab…

… nations abstained. Arabs Abstain Before the vote, which climaxed a stiff battle by the Soviet group against the U.S. propasal, Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky assailed the majority-approved plan as "scan…

… Arabs and Jews did not accept. This was in- terpreted as a rejection of a So- viet-Armerican compromise plan for implementation of partition- ing the Holy Land into separate Jewish and Arab countries but…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVE iBER 17, 1945 Fifty-Sixth Year 1- ! -1 Edited and managed by students of the University of 'Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of…

… Student Publications. International Students Day TODAY is International Students' Day. This marks the first time that it has been ob- served on this campus. Specifically it is held to commemorate the…

… infamous day six years ago when the Nazis bru- tally massacred 156 and deported 1,200 students of the Charles University in Prague. This was on November 17, 1939. Since that time a horrible war has been…

… fought and won. But now there is a bigger job. Students of the world cooperated to win a great victory. Now they are cooperating to help see that the peace is a lasting one. To facilitate effective student…

… Arabs to insure against interruption of Jewish immi- Aid; f E I Avukah, student Zionist Organ- ization, is appealing to all stu- dents to write either prime mini- ster Attlee or President Truman…

… this week. The pictures will be snapped between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. includ- ing the noon hour, in Rm. 7, Angell Hall. Any new freshman or new transfer student who has not had his identification picture…

… taken, should have it taken today. Old students, with initials A through L may have their pic- tures taken tomorrow, while those with initials M through Z should wait until Friday. Any student who is not…

… able to come in on these days, may have his picture taken between 8 a. m. and 12 noon Saturday. It is requested that students bring their registration receints to the photographic room. Ground Broken For…

… Married Students gDornm Over 175 Couples Will Be Accommodated See PICTURE, Page 2 Ground has been broken on the site of the UJniversity dormitories for married students;- Vice-President Robert P. Briggs…

… the new dormitories is esti- mated at $832,900. Need for University accommoda- tions for married students has long been recognized and will be at a cru- cial stage with the expected influx of married…

… their families. Book Exchange Seeks official U Recognition Members of the Student Book Ex- change adopted a constitution by unanimous vote and decided to peti- tion the Student Affairs Committee for…

… official recognition as a student organization at a meeting yesterday at the Union. The group also voted the executive board power to petition for admis- sion to SOIC. Having closed its sales room at the…

… League last Wednesday, the Ex- change is now finishing up its main activities, concerning sale of used student texts, for the term. Checks to the 264 persons for whom the Ex- change sold books are…

… Palestinewith British Group Bevin Asks Arabs To Allow Refugees By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-The U. S. request that Britain admit 100,000 displaced European Jews to Palestine resulted today in an…

… Association will present the first Gym Jam of the year from 8 p.m. to midnight Fri- day, Nov. 22, in Barbour and Water- man Gyms. The evening's program will feature sports, bridge and dancing for all students…

… students interested in acting as master of ceremonies for the Cam- pus Casbah, open from 9 p.m. to mid- night every Friday and Saturday in the League Ballroom, are urged to attend the tryout meeting to be…

… workers. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) 7:30 tonight in the League. Any emcee who has previously applied, yet has not had the opportunity to'try out, and any other student who would be…

… forum discussions this evening at 7:30 at the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation. The topic for dis- cussion will be 'Relations between the Arabs and Jews in Palestine." Every- one is cordially invited to…

…. Student Branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wed., Nov. 13, in the E. Conference Room, Rackham Bldg. A discussion on the relative merits of a chain type Pharmacy as…

… either re- ceived- the doctoral degree or made, outstanding records as advanced graduate students. Persons over 36 years of age will receive awards only in exceptional cases. Need To Be Determining Factor…

… Jewish and Arab press alike protested strongly British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin's policy state- ment yesterday, in which he an- nounced a joint British-American Committee would make recommenda- tions…

… the Michigan Union. "Michigan on the March," a techni- color production with a Spanish com- mentary, and films of the Michigan- Minnesota game will be shown. All students are cardially invited. Anyone…

… wishing to join the Club may do so at the meeting. Graduate Students will have agen- eral assembly tonight, at 8:00 in the Rackham Lecture Hall. President Ruthven and Assistant Dean Okkel- berg will speak…

…. A social hour will be held after the speeches. All new and old graduate students are urged to -attend. Future graduate activities will be announced. Coming Events The Westminster Guild of the First…

…," and Professor David M. Dennison a paper on "The Radio Proximity Fuze." TYPEWRITERS Bought, Rented Repaired STUDENT and OFFICE SUPPLIES 0. D. MORRILL 314 S. State St. Phone 6615 CURBSTONE PATRIOT…

…, "and the main possibilities in this field lie in working for a good min- ing company." There is no doubt, he said, but that agriculture can furnish a means of Students Collect UnsoldBok Unsold books held…

… by the Student Book Exchange will be distributed from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays until next Wednesday and from 10 a.m. to noon this Saturday at Lane Hall. Checks for the books sold at the Exchange sales…

… needs of the undergradu- ate education students. A primary aim of the organization is to be of service to the University and the community. Last year the club spon- sored a student newspaper, a choir, and…

… worked with the children in the University Hospital. Similar projects are expected to continue this year. Other aims of the club are to ac- quaint students with mutual interests, and to develop a…

… - - I Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board of Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Ray Dixon .. ..........Managing Editor Robert…

… and Arab. President Tru- man, in requesting Great Britain to lift the re- striction upon the immediate resettlement of homeless European Jews in Palestine, has already spoken officially for this nation…

… the meantime, the Arab League is threat- ening revolt (some strife has already broken out in Cairo) if the British mandate is opened to further Jewish immigration. The Labour Gov- ernment of Great…

… Britain, espousing unrestricted Jewish immigration into Palestine during the summer's campaign which saw it swept into con- trol, is hesitating, fearful of alienating the Arabs by granting the President…

…- ness Manager before 5 p. m., Friday, Nov. 9, 1945. This includes those holding junior and senior positions, try-outs, and photographers. All students registered with the Student Employment Bureau, are re…

… admission to the Cleveland Orchestra concert, Friday, Nov. 9 between the hours of 9:30 to 11:30 and 1:00 to4:00. After 4:00 no courtesy passes will be issued. Graduate Student Assembly origi- nally scheduled…

… for tonight under the auspices of the Graduate Student Council, has been postponed until Thursday, Nov. 15, 8:00 p.m., Rack- ham Lecture Hall. All graduate stu- dents who are interested in gradu- ate…

… activities are invited to attend. Students, College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: Courses may not be elected for credit after the end of the second week of the term. Wed- nesday, November 14, is…

… therefore the last day on which new elections may be approved. The willingness of an instructor to admit a student later will not affect the operation of this rule. Hillel Foundation's dramati and music…

… from classes on that day. Students who were admit- ted with advance credit through the Assistant Dean's Office, even though they may have freshman year status, are not to take the test. There will be no…

… Upper Class Students To Be Guided By Advisory Board Next Semester A revised system of upper-class counseling, designed to imple- ment the new curriculum and ease pre-registration strain on both students…

…- Staincomplete 'academic records *jof all students. I This is the way1 work, according to * * the system will Dean Peake. * FRENCH LEADER -- Gen. Charles DeGaulle's anti-com- munist Rally of the French Peo…

… between student and ad- viser will take place during the term, and not immediately before registration. This way, Dean Peake said, the adviser will be able to give unhurried advice about course content and…

… will be filled out before reg- istration and tabulated by the tab- ulating service of the University. IN THIS WAY the college will know the number of students wish- ing to elect a course, and will be…

… able to make provision for addi- tional teaching facilities if neces- sary. Thus students will have a far better chance of getting the courses they want, Dean Peake ex- plained. Advisers will be brought…

… to- gether for interchange of in- formation about courses in de- partments other than their own. This will benefit students under both the regular and new curric- ulums, Dean Peake said. Students who…

… for freshmen and sophomores will continue, and at the end of the first two years, students' records will be sent to the upper-class ad- visers' office. Upperclassmen will have the same adviser for their…

… last two years in the University. Principals See New Students The problems of college adjust- ment and the transition from high school to college life will be dis- cussed at the 20th annual Princi- pal…

…-Freshman Conference here to- day. Approximately 1,650 University freshmen and transfer students will meet with more than 290 principals and high school ad- ministrators in the Rackham Building from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon…

… statement by the chief of staff of the truce mission to the Arabs that they had lost the war and had better make peace. Anyone who has followed the news for the past weeks could have told the Arab countries…

… the same thing and it would have carried just as much force as Brig. Gen. Riley's comment. If the Arabs think they can get more by. making peace with Isreal, they will do so, otherwise Gen. Riley might…

…E and Sanroma. Brahms: Quartet No. 1, in G Minor, Op. 25; Pro Arte, Rubin- stein, Piano. Mozart: Divertimento No. 15, in B Flat, K.287. Szigeti, Violin, Chamber Orch. Cond. Goberman. All graduate Students…

… invited. Silence requested. Student Faculty Hour: 4-5 p.m., Grand Rapids Room, Michigar League. Sociology and Anthropol- oy departments will be guests Co-sponsored by Assembly and Pan-hel. International…

… Center weekly te for all foreign students and thei American friends. 4:30-6 p.m International Center. Hostesses Mrs. T. Raleigh Nelson and Mrs Waldo C. Johnston. Letters to the Editor ... Gilbert and…

…'s League at 7:40 p.m. Zeta Phi Eta, Speech Arts: Busi- ness meeting, 4:15 p.m., Rm. 4208 Angell Hall. Eta Kappa Nu: Dinner meet- ing, 6 p.m., Michigan Union. Transfer Students who are members of Pi Lambda…

… invited. N.S.A. Meeting: 4 p.m., Student Legislature room, 3rd floor, Michi- gan Union. IFC Executive Council: Meeting, 4 p.m., Rm. 2 University Hall. U. of M. Rifle Club: Firing, 7-9:30 p.m., ROTC range. A…

… prone match will be shot. Deutscher Verein: 7:45 p.m., Rms. K. L. M, Michigan Union. Prof. J. W. Eaton will speak on "Vocations for modern language students." French and Spanish Clubs are invited. La p…

…, in student body and faculties alike." The state- ment makes no sense, of course, unless by "communists" they mean liberals. For everybody knows there are not that many communists in our schools. Now…

… usual thir- ty-inch step, that is five hundred eighteen miles. The average per- son walks about three miles per hour, which means that the owner of this car has wasted 172.7 preci- ous student hours per…

… another resolution, the educators rec- ommended the development of systematic academic study of the problem of world organization to preserve peace "especially by mature and carefully selected students in…

… organized Arab para-military bodies -the Nejada (Rescuers) and the Futuwa (Power). They pretend to be nothing more than older Boy Scouts, but obviously they hope to be the Arab answer to the Irgun and the Hag…

…- utes, classrooms and athletics. The protest must apparently come from students (Catholic stu- dents, especially, should feel strongly about this incident.) Stu- dents at the University of Detroit, at…

… Wayne University and other schools in Detroit and also at Mi- ami University itself have already initiated protest movements. It is important that University of Michigan students organize a campaign of…

… letter writing, wires ADDITIONAL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MAY BE FOUND ON PAGE 2 and other forms of pressure to in- fluence the University of Detroit, as students of another Michigan university who do not…

… Rushton 'Bitter' Students To the editor: FAR TOO frequently, teachers encounter children who mani- fest the "teacher is picking on me" attitude. Sometimes such senti- ments have basis in fact, but us…

… similarity of theirs and the student's opinion, were asked for their resignation." Tch! Teh! Tch! Now Mr. Payne, just put your emotional crutch in the corner and face the situation squarely. Suppose your…

… students from noon on Wed., Nov. 27 until 8:00 a.m. on Fri., Nov. 29, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Temporary driving privileges will not be granted to students wishing to return to their homes after at…

…- tending classes on Friday or Sat- urday following Thanksgiving. Offices of the Dean of Students Automobile Regulation, Senior Medical Students: The automo- bile regulation will be lifted for graduating…

… seniors in the Medical School at noon on Sat., Nov. 30. Office of the Dean of Students Women students may arrange late permission or overnight per- mission during the period Novem- ber 27 to December 1…

… Candidates To Cite Their Qualifications Candidacy petitions for the elections to positions on the Stu- dent Legislature, to be held Dec. 10, must be submitted to the Of- fice of Student Affairs no later than 4…

… Forms .Standard petition forms, ob- tainable at the Office of Student Affairs, consist of four pages in- cluding a list of election rules and three pages with space for 50 names each. No petitions may be…

… explained. Students interested may con- tact Miss Newman or Weisberg. Engine Talies Ready Sun&iy Final results in the engineering college election which was held yesterday will not be revealed until Sunday…

… freedom are not to be retraced in those areas, Price told "he International Students Association banquet last night. "India, as an example, was gov- erned for other people for 200 years, and was somewhat…

… the bowl and possibly in other fea- tures of the traditional "Tourna- ment of the Roses" but final de- tails have not yet been completed. Arabs Gaining Support in UN UN Votes Friday on Palestine Problem…

… NEW YORK, Nov. 26 - (P) - Arab-led forces fighting the pro- posal to partition Palestine into Jewish and Arabic countries held a slim lead tonight in a see-saw battle in the United Nations As- sembly…

… Plans to send a negotiating team to the International Union of Students' conference in Prague next summer will be- discussed at the Michigan Region National Student Association Meeting Sun- day at the…

… to a request from a group of students and townspeople for an interviev on the Indonesia question, notec that his visit to Ann Arbor wil be too brief for any special ap. pointments. He invited the group…

… Affairs. The convocation will be pre- ceded by an academic procession from the League. Classes will be dismissed at 10:30 a.m. to permit students to attend. Vets Will Get Bronze Star Award To Be Given ' For…

… plans action on en- couraging foreign student enroll- ment and revitalization of campus student government, Domangue said. blocks before they were driven off. Wet and besmeared, they spotted a scout car…

… sales for the orange 1947-48 Student Directory. - Booths will be opened at the four corners of the ' campus, the architecture school, the law quad and at the Galens Booth, accord- ing to Rozann Radliff…

…, Directory editor and associate editor of the* Michiganensian. The 450 page volume, costing $1, will also be sold at the business office of the Ensian, on the sec- ond floor of the Student Publica- tions…

… $10,000 GOAL SET: WSSF Contributions To Aid In Rebuilding Schools Abroad With the goal set at $10,000, the World Student Service Fund Drive will begin on campus Wednesday. Malcolm Adiseshiah, associate…

… general secretary of International Student Service, and Prof. James K, Pollock, of _the-political science department will speak at 8:15 p.m. today in Kellogg Auditorium on WSSF and the conditions in Eur…

… in the hall. No one was in the room at the time. Eban Insists on Peace Talks before Arab 'Troops Freed PARIS-OP)-Israel insisted that Egypt must agree to armistice talks before the Jews free 1…

… housing in Ann Arbor for the students now quartered there. AT PRESENT, less than 700 sin- gle students live at the village. At the peak of the housing crisis, there were more than 1,800. Since then, gradual…

… consolidation has closed down many of the dorms. Married students' demands for apartments have diminished too, Briggs said. A report submitted to Briggs' office Nov. 9 showed that only 323 families were on the…

… waiting list. entire Negev situation. But first, he said, Egypt must accept the Council's Nov. 16 resolution asking Arabs and Jews to negotiate on an armistice throughout the Holy Land. * ISRAEL formally…

… accepted the call for armistice talks. There have been no replies from the Arab states. In turn, Mahmoud Fawzi of Egypt declared Israel was defy- ing the council's order of Nov. 4 for withdrawal to the lines…

… Audi- torium. Sponsored by the Varsity Coni- mittee of the Student Legislature the movie, will feature pictures o the Ohio State--Michigan foot- ball game. * * * 'TE ACTION of the game wil be described…

… student exodus from campus three days ago was not re- versed yesterday as the University shadow-boxed its way through a r-c+'T -nrrriin nav i-rrla o in cases where professors had hinted that they 'might…

… Wolverine Gridders Scuttle Middies, 35 -0 C Advise Arab Governments Make Peace Riley-Says Truce Now 'Dead Duck" PARIS-()-A United Nations source said tonight four Ar@ governments have been advised…

…-Jordan officials there,tthatt;King- Ab- dullah of Trans-Jordan aTl3ady is suggesting a separate peace * between his country and l brael Riley was reported to have tol the Arabs that as a military man he believes…

… British on Holy Land issues Britain, with vital Near East in- terest 'and with Iittl or no inter- natione.l Jewish politzal force, has always pursued a more pro-Arab line than the United States ha been…

… limited to $10,000 a year while their chief subordin- ates draw $10,330. 'U' Student Tries, Michigan Takes 21st Straight Win 'M' Defense Stops Navy Attack; Ortmann, Koceski, Rifenburg Star By MURRAY…

… wife appeared to have touched off a new organization to preserve academic freedom. More than 175 students and ed- ucators, representing almost a dozen Midwest campuses met yes- terday in the small…

… Michigan town of Olivet and laid the ground work;, according to Dick Nakamura, '51, who attended the all-day confer- ences, along with three other Uni- versity students. MOTIVES OF THE group would be to…

… "help Olivet in its crisis" and work on a regional or national basis, to preserve academic free- dom, Nakamura reported. The move climaxed heated de- bate and student protest follow- ing the sudden…

… alumni represented at the mass meeting. Nakamura reported that the 'organization's president, Elmer Kerr pledged support to the Olivet Student Ac- tion Committee and the Olivet plan of liberal education…

… Political Speakers ban. Taking a leaf from the Oxford Union's book, students here can build an organi- zation which will allow them to discuss political issues and anything else of importance that, comes up…

… president of thatj Union. This is the first constructive solution ever to come out of the political speaker contro- versy. Previously, all student objections to the ban have been taken the form of protests…

… and petitions but no alternatives have been offered to the Board of Regents. Although the defeat of the ban is de- sirable from a student point of view, repeal by the Regents has less chance than "a…

… be debated. The mo- tion takes a definite stand on the issue under discussion. Then, two speakers lead off the debate on either side of the issue. The speakers may be students, but more often important…

… the end of the evening, students file out through doors marked yea and, nay, in- dicating their decision on the debate. If adopted here, the students could de- bate any issues that comes up since the…

… Palestine to aid the Arab forces (who's position the UN truce Mission said was hope- less) and was arming both Iraq and Trans-Jordan. Brig. Gen. Wil- liam E. Riley of the UN Truce Mission advised the Arab…

… had used up its travel budget for the year prompted gave rise to a spontaneous drive by students to chip in enough to get the band to Ohio State. The Life article said in effect that OSU's band was the…

… Seniors. The cost of the lectures this year had made them impossible and other fund raising plans were not forthcoming. Politics ... Over a hundred students were preparing for a fight to the finish election…

… in two weeks. With Student Legislature, J-hop committee, and Senior Class offices at stake, it looked like one of the busiest two weeks in campus history was just beginning. The Daily accords its…

… Regulations Standard Forms, $5 Bond Required At its meeting last night, the Student Legislature approved in total a number of new and re- vised election rules formulated by its elections committee working in…

… votes, and op- portunity for candidates to in- formally address interested mem- bers of the student body. New Petition Form The new standard petition form will consist of four pages, one bearing full…

…. Differing from the pre-Minne- sota game rally, the revised pro- gram calls for students to assem- ble at 7 p.m. in front of the Union for a torchlight parade to Ferry Field. Principal speaker at the Rally…

… will be Fred Matthaei, a Univer- sity alumnus, who will talk to the student body gathered around the traditional bonfire. Following the Rally, there will be a snake dance back to the Un- ion. Panel Will…

… Postcards Last night scores of AVC mem- bers signed two giant postcards protesting any change in rents here. The postcards, which were jointly drawn up by the Student Legislature and the AVC, will be sent to…

… the rent advisory board. This afternoon the AV and Student Legislature will jointly sponsor a meeting to co-ordinate any campus groups or individuals interested in appearing at the open hearing next…

… unanimously approved a de- tailed plan for the partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab countries. ROME, Nov. 19-Italy and Si- cily put up feeble defenses against an increasing wave of violence to…

… contribu- tions from student groups, the University division of the 1948 Community Fund Campaign went more than $3,000 over its $22,000 quota in the recently concluded drive. A total of $25,000 was collected…

… contacted in the two-week drive, special contributions from student organizations made the campaign a success, Prof. Lagler said. Largest single contribution re- ceived was the $1,000 donated by the AVC…

…r. THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Student Opinion Needed AS AN integral part of an expanding Uni- versity, the General Library faces many problems, the satisfactory solution of which largely depends on…

… faculty-student opinion. In a pamphlet entitled "Library Leaflet No. 2," Dr. Warner G. Rice, Director of the General Library, has set forth certain fun- damental obligations of the Library, in- cluding…

… in cer- tain rooms of the General Library, and have taken action to install a more satisfactory system. With regard to the other obliga- tions mentioned, Michigan students are fortunate. But the…

… system, on the other hand, would include duplication of catalogs, the expense of more library attendants and the fact that the students would not be constantly in contact with the large book collections of…

… teaching, motion pictures and sound recordings. In this regard, the proh- lem of location and the need for trained attendants is again encountered. Many students have expressed a desire that smoking be…

… special smoking rooms, under the usual supervision, in which only such books as are normally available for general cir- cultion may be used? Originally opened on Sunday so that students might comfortably…

…- ment. Graduate Students in Zoology: Graduate students who wish to de- clare their intention of becoming ap- plicants for the doctorate in zoology should secure the proper blanks at the Zoology Office…

… boatswainship will be given. Members of all ranks should attend this meeting. Non-members are cordially invited. Arab Society: Al-Thaqafa will hold a round table discussion tonight at 7:30 at the International…

… Center. The topic'for discussion will be "Al-Ghaz- ali and his Philosophy" led by Fakhri Malouf, a graduate student in phil- osophy from Syria. Graduate Council Social Hour: The weekly social hour for…

… and Arab coun- tries envisioned in the partition plan. In the debate earlier, Dr. Ales Bebler of Yugoslavia charged that the Argentine delegation is a "sup- porter of the last vestige of the Rome…

… than 5,000 Wolverine Alumni on the West Coast, many thousand other alums here in Michigan and other parts of the nation, University students and faculty members, plus the ordinary sports fan who wants to…

… students. Weir is working on a system to make sure that each ticket pur- chased here will be used by the buyer. Judiciary Council Holds Query on Last Election An investigation of illegal prac- tices in the…

… recent campus elec- tion will be conducted from 4 to 6 pm. today by the Men's Judi- ciary Council in Rm. 304 of the Union. Any student who witnessed such practices is requested to appear before the council…

… to de- tect approaching cars and other vital sounds. Dinner To Top International Students Week A traditional Thanksgiving din- ner with all the trimmings will be served to 250 foreign and Ameri- can…

… students Nov. 26 at the Ma- sonic Temple, as a climax to In- ternational Studentsweek. The dinner is being sponsored by the International Students Associ- ation as part of its program de-' signed to increase…

… understanding between foreign and American students. Reservations may be made at the International Center. In conjunction with Interna- tional Students Week a panel of three foreign students, Maria Van der Harst…

… understanding among nations at the Interna- tional Center tea, 4:30 p.m. to- morrow. Other groups participating in International Student Week in- clude Kappa Alpha Theta, and Martha Cook dormitory. Vet Groups To…

… Conduct HCL Survey Today Data To Be Used for Subsistence Petitions A dozen interviewers, manning three posts on campus, will con- duct a thoroughgoing cost of liv- ing survey of student veterans to- day to…

… said that labor was opposed to roposed price and wage controls xept as a final resort in the vent of a "national crisis." Students W are Petitions War On Rent Rise A student drive to oppose any…

… of a Jewish homeland because Brit- ain is building up a chain of "friendly" Arab states, likely to betray them in the future as they have in the past. Churchill once called Attlee a "sheep in# sheep…

…. Willow Run Village: West Court Community Bldg. Fri., Nov. 22, 8:00 p.m., Classical Recordings. West Lodge Fri., Nov. 22, 8:30 p. in., University of Michigan students' dance. Sat., Nov. 23, 8:00 p. in…

… office machine and supply companies will be on display. There is no admission charge. Aus- pices of the School of Business Ad- ministration. Events Today Roger Williams Guild will have the Lutheran Student…

…-that-be so glibly state, is that to dismiss classes on those days would be unfair to the few students who could not get home for the four-day Thanksgiving weekend. Honestly, now, does anybody really believe…

… that? First of all, there are few students who could not get home and back in four days. When one is talking of fairness, one should think of the majority. Secondly, I rather doubt if the students who…

… students to attend," puts it in a nutshell. There was also a remark quoted in The Daily recently that skipping of classes on those days could not be counted as consecutive absences in the College of L. S…

…. & A. As I see it, the incon- venience and injustice falls on the students who are conscientious enough to attend their classes. Perhaps some people think this is fair. Now, in the name of reason and…

… sees fit to perpetuate., We urge all students to register their pro- tests by either letter or telegram to the President of the University of Detroit. -Jacob C. Hurwitz Stanford H. Abramovitz EDITOR…

… accordance with the no- tice in the D.O.B. of Nov. 21, will be issued to students, faculty members, and athletic coupon book holders in the main corridor, Univ. Hall, 8:30 a.m.-12 noon and 1:30-4:30 p.m. on…

… Mon., Nov. 25, Tues., Nov. 26, Wed., Nov. 27 and Fri., Nov. 29. Students must present their student receipts for fees and coupon book holders must present their coupon books. - Chicago Student…

… Universities and other such educational institutions. Any student with some slight knowledge of the po- litical complexion of this campus, who has read, anything at all about the most recent case cited above…

… in all this, no one voice has been raised to objection. It is about time for students and educators to learn to anticipate these things before they come and to learn to fight them when they do come…

… maintain its a men's clu. -Curtis P. Main Campus Balloting To the Editor: THE importance of voting in Tuesday's and Wednesday's elections to Student Legislature cannot be overemphasized. It is the duty of…

… every student, regardless of choice of candidate, to ex- press his voice in the forthcoming elections, not only in appreiation of democratic privileges, but also to make student government more demo…

…- cratic. Sororities and fraternities, because they are strongly organized, form a large electoral block. When independent students fail to vote, they allow the elections to be swung by smaller but stronger…

… Connie Hill, who is the first man ever to be elected to that post for three consecutive seasons. A five foot, five inch ar- chitecture student, the bespec- tacled Ontario puckster spent 51 minutes in the…

… the first time in four weeks, after being injured in the Pittsburgh game. I-M NEWS A triple header is scheduled in the International Center's soccer tournament, Sunday, when the League leading Arab team…

… meeting the second place Turkey squad in the battle for first place. The first game on the card is scheduled for 10:30 and will pit the South American group against the Indians. The .Arab-Turlkey match will…

… begin at 1:30, and the nightcap between the Chinese team and the European squad will take place at 3 p.m. All of the games will be played at Ferry Field no. 4. The league standings to Team W. Arabs…

…. The classes which will be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m. are compul- sory for all students interested in entering the various intramural wrestling tourneys. As a prerequi- site for entry in either the Resi…

… the students, alumni and townspeople who have helped put the Band Fund over the top. Your spontaneous response to this appeal has assured the $2,000 needed to send oui marching band to Columbus next…

… the credit goes to the loyal students and alumni who have con- tributed financially to the drive. To all those who helped put the drive over the top we can only say-thanks. -The Senior Editors…

… "Haffner" Sym- phony; Vaughan Williams' "Job"; Midsummer Vigil by Alfen; and the Strauss Suite from "Der Ros- enkavalier." Student Recital: Roger Hauen- stein, Organist, willbe heard at 4:15 p.m., Sunday…

…, Bach, Franck, Sowerby, Karg-Elert, and will be open to the general public. Student Recital: David Larson, pianist, will be heard in a program presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the…

… Foundation. Mr. Albert Elazar will speak on "Jew- ish-Arab Problems." Everyone we- come. Bookshelf and Stage Section, Faculty Women's Club: 2:45 p.m., Tues., Nov. 16, home of Mrs. C. B. Slawson, 1415 Brooklyn…

… Ave. Student Religious Association: Student Peace Fellowship: meet- ing, 7 p.m., Mon., Nov. 15, Lounge, Lane Hall. Discussion: "The Ends and Means of Peace." Easy Chair Group: 7:30 p.m., Mon., Nov" 15…

… STUDENT CRISIS See Page 4 Y C- ItFA6 Ia tils RAINY AND Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 53 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENT'S Faculty To Study 'U…

… Alexander G. Ruthven yesterday. Members are: Dean of Students Erich A. Walter, chairman, Prof. Carl G. Brandt of the speech department, Prof. John P. Dawson of the Law School, Prof. Lionel H. Laing of the…

… University has over student discussions of public political issues on University property." (The University Senate consists of all those holding the rank ;E of assistant professor or higher Bucks Fall, 13…

… traffic. The other is the election of President Truman to a four-year term starting next Jan. 20 and the indicated stiffening of Amei- can policy. Varsity Group To Meet The Varsity Committee of the Student…

… will report back at the next Senate meeting Dec. 6. APPOINTMENT of the commit- tee raised the possibility of coop- eration between the faculty and Student Legislature leaders who are also drafting a…

… to the Committee to Abolish the Ban before consider- ing the officially representative Student Legislature's proposal. * * * DEAN WALTER, chairman of the newly-formed faculty group, said he will be…

… glad to meet early this week with Student Legisla- ture representatives to discuss possible cooperation. SL President Blair Moody has already said he thinks it would be extremely desirable. In the…

… absence of Moody, Norm Gottlieb last night reiterated the Student Legislature's view that cooperation "would bring together representatives of the faculty and representatives of the students to work jointly…

… on a common prob- lem." Gottlieb is a member of the SL cabinet. AND BILL MILLER, vice-pres- ident of the Student Legislature, emphasized that if SL meets with the faculty committee it plans to work out…

… .. . delays action .Lawn Student Is Discov -3red Dead in Room The death of University law stu- dent John G. Gold, 24, was pro- nounced a suicide yesterday by County Coroner Edwin C. Ganz- horn, shortly after…

… music, marching, fun and firelight along State Street tonight as the student body turns out for the final pep rally of the season and the last big football get-together before New Year's Day. A mammoth…

… students and coaches alike will fan the flames of the bonfire, and Fred Matthaei, University alumnus and sports en- thusiast, will lecture on "99 Ways to Get to California." Though the fire dies down, the…

…, breaking up at the Union. Although the Wolverine Club realizes that other attractions may tempt the student tonight, it hopes that a rousing crowd will be on hand at bonfire time. Another attraction at the…

… Univer- sity. Cycling Coed Hit, Bruised by Car Ella May Randall, University student, suffered bruises after be- ing knocked from her bicycle by a car at 10 last night, the Univer- sity Health Service…

… yesterday for blood wishes to express her thanks to all those who offered to make donations. Although the hospital was be- sieged with calls from students in- terested in donating blood, three pints were all…

… photographers for hon- eymoon photographs. The rest of the time is their own. Resale of Football Tickets To Be Held Non-Student football tickets for the Michigan-Ohio State game will be accepted for resale from…

… College. A lunch- eon and election of officers are also on the agenda. Religious (Group To Meet The Latter Day Saints student group meets at 7:30 p.m. every Wed- nesday, All students interested are invited…

…, sickened Jews are given preferential treatment over other citizens by the American Army, acting on orders from President Tru- man. Newman Club Enrolls _4_00 All Catholic Students Are Urged To Join Newman…

… Club enrollment has al- most reached the 400 mark, Carme- lita Fisher, chairman of the mem- bership committee, announced, yes- terday. All Catholic students are urged by Miss Fisher to join the club…

… enter the College of Engi- neering. Four of the students have com- pleted one or two years at the Uni- versity of the Phiilippines. The fifth is entering as a freshman. Lone Ranger Joins Scouts DETROIT…

…. The British government is now consider- ing what should be done about immi- gration laws. Fierce Arab resistane makes it improbable that relief can be afforded on aly scale comparable to the problem…

….m. for foreign students, which will be followed by a . sing and motion pictures of New England open to the public at 7 p.m. Smith's Libel Suit' Dismissed America First Head Denied Case Extension DETROIT…

…- versity. Grad Students Will Sponsor Mixer Friday A Grad Mixer, sponsored by the Graduate Student Council, will be held from 9 to 12 p. m. Friday at the Rackham Assembly Hall, Rostislav A. Galuzevski…

… for dancing, while Hindu and Filipino folk dancing will be featured during intermission. All graduate students and their friends are "invited to at- tend. Atomic Energy Will Be Forum Subject "Atomic…

… Energy" will be the sub- ject of a Graduate Student Council- sponsored forum to be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, in the Rackham Lecture Hall, it was announced yes- terday. Prof. Kasimir Fajans of the…

…. Apply at hospital Personnel office. Room 1022, STUDENT KITCHEN HELP-dinners only, no Sundays. Mrs. Zimmer, 915' Oakland. Phone 22868. LOST AND FOUND LOST: Silver bracelet with 13 hearts. Reward. Call 2…

… with the natural period of vibration 72 that it had, which departs from of the bridge structure." {,the accepted design of approximately z 1 5 1 1 v .Arab Students, Inviting 250 To Reception More than…

… 250 invitations have been issued to students and faculty for the annual semi-formal recep- tion given by Al Thaqfa, Arabic student group, at 8 p.m. today in the International Center. President' and Mrs…

…- Gravely Ill NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN Many Watch I Student Male Perilous Climb' By MYRON DANN Defying 14 doctors, 7 policemen, 10 powerhouse employees, 9 firemen, and 40,000 volts, an ill University Student…

… endangered. Rescuers were balked at first by his steadfast refusal to come down. More than once ladders and ropes were placed against the transformers only to be drawn up to the top by the student and held…

… tomorrow/'afternoon at the Michigan Central StAtion. This will be the first welcoming demonstration that the Michigan students have given the team which now ranks third in iational ranking, giving place only…

…-Admittance Case, Meeting Set For Today Island Park Will Be Scene1 Of Meeting; Prominent1 Speakers Will Appear The meeting on behalf of the nine students who were asked not to re-1 turn to the University this fall…

… American Student Union. Maurice Sugar, Detroit attorney, will act as examiner at the "hearing" which will simulate a trial. Permission to use the meeting places was obtained by a committee of Ann Arbor…

…'s settlements in the inter- ior. It was asserted, however, there had day I reject now and here any comn- casualties." SRA To Hold Roundtable Kenneth Morgan, director of the Student Religious Association, will…

… the Main the night. Library, at the Student Publications Aside from Milo Sukup, the Wolve- Building, or at any of the studios rines were in top physical condition. designated by the 'Ensian Business The…

… veteran guard, never having ful- Office. ly recovered from a head injury in the Those students who desire addition- Illinois game, remained at the hospit- al prints will be given a $2 credit al in Ann Arbor…

… YEARS AGO TODAY: Students at Indiana University had to forego the pleasure of dating for a few weekends as a preventative measure in com- bating the influenza epidemic. "Martha Cookies" unveiled their…

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….m., International Center. Prac- tice Christmas carols. Students of Polish descent invited. Square Dance Group: 7:30 p.m., Lane Hall. Understanding World Faiths Seminar: 7:30 p.m., Lane Hall. Christian Science…

… Organization: Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Upper Room, Lane Hall. I.Z.F.A.: General meeting, Tues., Nov. 16, Hillel Foundation. Mr. Albert Elazar will speak on "Jew- ish-Arab Problems." Everyone wel- come. Women of the…

… because pictures are to be taken at 8 p.m. Pledges meet at 7:30 p.m. A.S.C.E., Student Chapter: Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Wed., Nov. 17, Rooms. 3KLMN, Michigan Union. Mr. 0. A. Cuthbert, Engineer-Di- rector…

… objection to the opening sentence of an editorial in last Saturday's Daily. I quote: "An importation from Ox- ford has provided the answer to long standing student objections to the Political Speakers ban…

… I signed a petition, circulated by the Committee to Abolish the Ban which represents many recognized student organiza- tions. I signed the petition be- cause it politely, but definitely re- quests the…

… discussion, organ- ized or spontaneous, cannot be jus- tified on any grounds, especially since it actually deprives such a large student body of an education in citzenry. No doubt students, individually and in…

… political discussion or speech which was freely held on this cam- pus was handled intelligently and politely-at least during the al- most three years I have been here. I hope that the Student Legis- lature…

…-Ninth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Harriett Friedman ...Managing Editor Dick Maloy…