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…I jr ws ziirn Latest Deadline in the State a' 40 CL COLDER See rage 4 No. 91. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1947 PRICE FIVE iterary College Students To Grade Facult -U…

… e-Senate ;et Men for Cut General Student Conduct Praised by Judge Payne Dean For] Tells Nee Instructoi City Jurist Points to Increase Only Rise in Arrests Involves in Sobriety; Traffic Cases…

… yesterday discounted reports of general misconduct among University students. Speaking from his observations from the bench of Ann Arbor Mu- nicipal Court, Judge Payne complimented students for their general…

… re-initiate student evaluation of*"faculty services" and committees are now stud problem of putting the plan in action, Dean Hayward Kenis nounced yesterday. Simultaneously, Dean Keniston announced…

… teaching staff," Dean Kenistor adding that "evaluation of fac- Ice Avalanche' Damages Vet Housing Units Children Narrowly Miss Serious Injury Ten University students and their families were homeless yes…

… urged by the UN to give whatever they earn on this extra day to the needs of the children. Nor are students being overlooked in the quest for funds. At 8 p.m. tonight Leland Stowe will speak at Hill…

… Auditorium in a fund-raising lec- ure. The United World Federalists and the student Famine Committee, sponsors of the Editorials published in The Michigan Daily acre written by members of The Daily staff and…

… represent the views of the writers only. NIGHT EDITOR: HAROLD JACKSON lecture, have set up a cry that all students support the appeal for funds by buying tickets. Yet the response to this worthy cause has…

… children with one supplementary meal a day. A similar plan was employed successfully last year on a much smaller scale. In addition to swelling the fund for fam- ine relief, the student will be profiting…

… army for Palestine, in the opinion of the three speakers at a Palestine rally sponsored by the Inter-collegiate Zionist Federation of America. (Ahmed A. Omar and Ibhahim *Elabd, Arab students contacted…

… University more than twice its pre-war figure, includng r:any married students, and with an influx of work- ers, the short ige of homes is critical. Major factor in ti.e housing problem is the shortage of…

…- tered. This makes is impossible fo Speakers Ask Police Force For Palestine Local Arab Views Differ on All Issues The United States must remain firm on its stand to partition Pal- estine and demand a PN…

… embargo to the Middle East imposed by the U.S. and England prevents new agreements for arms shipments to be made, Arab governments are still receiving arms under exist- ing agreements, Gottlieb empha- sized…

…. The weapons are supposed to be used for training purposes, but Arab soldiers have been found fighting using British arms and uniforms, he said. (Omar and Elabd predicted violence if the arms embargo…

… were lifted, and charged it would be a violation of American neutrality.) Littell Comments Rev. Franklin K. Littell, student religious association director, de- clared that the Jewish Common- wealth has…

… justified itself in terms of its progressive society and the advances in technology and edu- cation, while the Arabs can show no similar justification. (On this score Omar and Elazd commented that the Arab…

… on speeches is relaxed, Walsh and Dean agreed. 'Gratifying Precedent' But both leaders saw "a gratify- ing precedent" in the Student Af- fairs Committee's speedy approval of the Young Democrats. Walsh…

… said that the Commit- tee's action was a long deferred recognition that the student is an integral part of the community. As such, he said, "the student must have full opportunity to take part in…

… nation of 13,000,000. He emerged with a new government of his party members ani their friends. Following Benes' capitulation, students massed at ancient Charles University and marched to the president…

… received a tough problem. The Arabs are busy warning the world that any attempt to impose partition plans on Palestine will "lead to bloodshed." They in- sist that Jewish immigration to Palestine be strictly…

… limited, and that the Jews be kept a minority in "the Arab country of Pales- tine." The Jewish Agency for Palestine says they* will not countenance any plan which doesn't provide for an independent Jewish…

… Council, soon to be organ- ized, first. There are Arab representatives on the General Assembly, one from each of the Arab states. No counter spokesman as such for the Jewish attitude are on the General…

… Assembly. ° If the U.N. will be able to effectively handle the Palestine problem remains to be seen. The U.N. must recognize that Arab threats must be bypassed. The Jewish Agen- cy has indicated that it will…

… accept a com- promise solution. It's up to the U.N. to see that the Arabs accept one, too. -Eunice Mintz Budget Controviersy RMIN!ED REPUBLICANS successful- assed the second precipitous spot in d Friday…

… 22. Herbert G. Watkins, Secretary The Parking Problem: The cooperation of all concern- ed, both students and faculty, is earnestly requested in the present parking emergency, so that all may benefit in…

… of exit, the problem is aggravated; and when those having, no parking plates park in restricted areas, the whole system of control breaks down. The driving permits. issued to students by the Office of…

… Student Affairs, do not entitle the holders to park in any restricted parking area, except for those students who are physically incapacitated to whom campus permit plates have been issued. It is the…

… others may ease the prob- lem for all. Signed: Robert C. Angell, Walter M. Roth, R. P. Briggs, Herbert G. Watkins University Committee on Parking Students, College of Literature, Science and the Arts…

… student later will not affect the operation of this rule. Veterans: The attention of all veterans is called to the recent interpretation of the Veterans Administration with regard to tak- ing courses on a…

… 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…

… electricity is being put by Willow Village residents is now being conducted by Federal Pub- lic Housing Authority officials, with assurances of the University that students found guilty of vio- lating FPHA…

… that in cases of "fla.- grant violation" of regulations governing use of electricity, ten- ants will be evicted. A University -law student was disciplined last week by the Law School's Administrative…

… Commit- tee for tampering with a fuse box at his Willow Village residence. University authorities said com- parable action would be taken against students guilty of serious violations of village…

… of IFC. No contact of any kind is to take place during that period. Before 9 a.m. Friday, fraterni- ties are expected to present to the Office of Student Affairs a list of rushees they are willing to…

… choice of fraternity. Rushees who are bid by frater- nities will receive invitations, is- sued by the Office of Student Af- fairs, to pledge dinners which will be held at 6 p.m. March 4. Await Olivet…

… activities. .Subsistence questionnaires will be passed out on campus today and tomforrow by the continuations committee of Student Veterans Conference as a part of a state-wide drive to collect information…

… about student veterans' current expenses, VO president Bill Haydon, commit- tee chairman, said yesterday. A sample questionnaire blank, which may be filled out and given to the continuations committee…

… Commit- tee. Five members of the local AVC-VO Student Veterans Plan- In FieldHouse ning Conference will be in Wash- ington March 8 for a hearing in front of the House committee. Purdue Accident The…

… more try to settle the Palestine problem before referring it to the United Nations. He also asserted that Arabs could be persuaded to allow 100,000 Jews to enter the Holy Land if future immigration "was…

… dividing Palestine into separate Arab and Jewish states. He said that as he saw it, there were three alternatives for the UN to consider. "1. Shall the claim of the Jews be admitted that Palestine is to be a…

… been achieved to date that educators fear wholesale school shutdowns on a coast- to-coast hookup.} Statistics tell ues that 1950 will uIsler In an estimiated 800,0t00 gracde and high school students to…

…, students of all ages can again seek learning in bigger and more substantially equipped institutions; far-sighted sources will no longer need to worry about thes American "educational house" burning to the…

… should have to look elsewhere for a philosophy and a faith. -Al Bluniosen. lAST NIGHT JAZZ came to Hilil Audi- toriumi through the courtesy of the Student Legislature and Norman Granz, the father of the…

… sloshing. All grad Uate~swe'lcome'. Israeli Victory TO DAYS AGO, Israel and Egypt signed an armistice on the island of Rhodes. After nine months of fighting, the Arabs have evidently come to the…

… troops alone were preventing thet Arabs from indulging in a bloody massacre o1' the Jews, had to give up such wishful thinking. Britain's critical economic sit- uation, in addition to tihe force of world…

… opinion and pressure from the Labour party's own bac'kbech'ers,1forced Bevin to cut down considerably ou his aid to the Arabs. Without sufficient outside help. the Arab armies proved to be no match. for the…

… appr'oac'h to a compromuise bet ween Zionist and Arab claiims. They felt that Arab threats against the Jewish state were only a bluff, and that the Arab states would not attempt to forcefully overthrow a…

…'s. University Musical Society, MayI Planxning fto' next group ofd dis- 5, 6, 7, and 8. in (fill Auaditoriura.Iplarced students. wilt imnvolve the artistit' services o1 Pia TIassinar'i, SettSvalholm aidki Scalp…

…- tulty. It is a knowmn fact, and perhlaps even unavoidhable. that certain classes are a waste of time for the student. Time matem'ial may be too el'mentary or the imnstruct ion of no help. Mamny an…

…. Duing the war, when servmce units on campus required attendance, the lecture rooms and even the mecitations were filled -with students whispering, r'eading newspapers andc sleeping. This only makes…

… Goebbels. . An Arab student from Palestine told me that when it comes to bringing the Arab viewpoint on the explosive Palestine ques- tion to the attention of the American public his people don't stand a…

… their students they should not be allowed to strike. The parents of many of these students strike and get what they demahd. There have been no strikes among the majority of teachers and they are still…

… underpaid. The logical conclusion which the students might be expected to draw is that their teachers are "suckers" for not striking. Such a conclusion is not likely to lead to any greater respect for law and…

… chance. His reasoning is that with only a handful of Arabs in America as against hundreds of thousands of Zionists, the respective propa- ganda mills are slightly unequal, to say the least. Some of the…

… country, about 1200 B.C., the Canaanites and Amorites-from whom the Palestinian Arabs are descended-were already there. Moreover, he said, Palestine can't take an influx of 100,000 Jews, as suggested…

…" de- manided that Palestine be opened to unlim- ited Jewish immigration. No "huge protest rally" on behalf of the Arab cause has been held on campus, or anywhere else in this country. The point of all…

… this is not that the Arabs are right and the Zionists are all wet, but that their opposing arguments ought to be more equally considered. This country's stand on the Palestine quetion Wiill be- an…

…, Washington. The students, faculty, and staff people from the University living at Willow Village have the ethical right to make improvements in their living conditions if they are willing to pay for them. This…

… East and West Quads, West Lodge at Willow Village, or the Office of Student Affairs, Rm. 2, University Hall. Students now enrolled at the University who are planningto continue for the summer, and those…

… students accused- of falsifying their number of semesters in res- idence at the University in order to obtain upperclass seats at the home football games. The fol- lowing students were asked, by mail to…

… 13th's proverbial black cat couldn't keep his feet. Bruised Pride Although no student sustained any more serious injuries than bruised pride, several townsfolk Marshall Calls Western Bloc ri " Great…

… in Tuesday's Daily. ISA Presents Impromptu Foreign students gave an im- promptu program at their own reception at Rackham last night,, when the weather kept the pros- pective speakers away. Several…

….m., and it was towed by a wrecker as a precautionary meas- ure. Other students struggled to Willow Run students who missed classes because of the transportation situation will be excused for absences…

…. Morning attendance was estimated unof- ficially at 75 per cent of normal. One student who already had a broken leg in a walking cast took one look and went back to bed for the day. Hazardous Conditions…

… that all roads were icy and dangerous, and storm warnings were posted for Lake Michigan. ** ** ONLY ONE DISSENTER: Students Strong for Campus Radio Station, Survey Shows By MARY STEIN The proposal…

… Professors. S Federal Bousing Bill fops Barrier SAC Stymies SL 'Meet Regents' Plan Student Legislature's "Meet Your Regents" get-together ran afoul of the Student Affairs Committee, but Legislators last night…

… SAC had denied the use of Rackham lecture hall for the student-Regent meeting, although he commented that they were "exceedingly cooperative and willing to offer alter- natives." They said the meeting…

…- ganizations more alert. Arab States To Cease War With Israel Iraq Will Accept UN Agreement WASHINGTON--(;P)--A now ederal public housing program curdled its first Senate barrier esterday when a banking sub…

…- lomats in Bulgaria had dealt .with the accused spies. RHODES - (A) - Israel and Egypt agreed yesterday to an arm- istice, terms of which they will sign today. Promptly, other Arab states be- gan lining up…

… peak loads at the beginning an end of each semester, advising will be carried on continuously. Students will be notified when to meet A'ith ad- visors. them to better allocate instruc- tors. At the same…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY For Michigan Only? OUT OF STATE students have been clipped again. But it isn't a novel idea any more. Way back in the fall of 1945 the first big blow was landed. Tuition had…

… maintained a 110-65 dollar out-state in- state ratio, when suddenly the University announced that out-staters were now to pay 150 dollars, other students 70. At the time, most of the arguments and grumblings…

… May 15, the last British troops are sched- uled to withdraw from Palestine. There will then be no force to hold in check the Arab-Jewish fighting, which has already begun. with the barriers down, the ex…

… impossible. There will then be only two al- ternatives. Alternative one will be inaction. Under this alternative no one will intervene to halt the conflict be- tween Arabs and Jews. This is unthinkable…

…. Unfortunately, al- ternative two is also unthinkable. For if someone is to intervene to halt the Jewish-Arab conflict, af- ter it has reached the blood bath stage, that someone must be the United States. If we…

…, American opposition to partition has adopted a cynical line. Anti- partitionists allege that in view of our dif- ficulties with Russia, it would be poor policy to jeopardize our sources of Arab oil…

… the United States. Should peace be pre- served, since the Arab governments depend. upon the royalties from their oil conces- sions, they are hardly likely to oppose their exploitation." The Alsop…

… also neglects the consequences of reneging in terms of the UN. Palestine could well become the Man- churia of the UN. As students, the only way we can demon- strate our disapproval of attempts to sab…

…- otage Palestine Peace, and the UN, is by supporting tomorrow's rally. Anything less is to condone such actions as Sunday's massacre in which forty people were killed when Arabs disguised as Brit- ish…

… be red!" The comic aspect of the -situation is mir- The City Editor's SCRATCH PAD SEE THE PROPOSED student wired ra- dio system has already been saddled with a "Board in Control." Eager faculty…

… members, always afraid to let the student do anything on his own hook, have advanced a measure which will effectively take operation of this inter- dorm radio station out of the hands of students. This move…

… will defeat the entire purpose of the proposed station, designed to let students actually manage every phase of a broadcasting set up. All that's needed in this proposed station is a couple of…

… -short commercials to campus merchants. But, as always, It appears that students are unable to undertake anything of this sort where they might conceivably be al- lowed free expression, without a faculty…

…. About half of the papers represented, including The Daily, had some type of faculty dominated control group. Amazingly enough the remaining papers with student control bodies or no control have managed to…

… persisted in speaking his mind edi- torially failed to receive an appointment to a full junior position. No matter what the makeup of a fac- 'ulty-dominated control board over organ- izations allowing student…

…i h1 .:G a i Uab -r K $ 1 il. - -- ii.~ lit iii V . . - __.__... _ .. v .. __. .. .w _.. , Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Midliigan under the authority of…

… the Board in COnttol of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of…

… . LOs ANaielS " SAN FRANcIscO Board Resolutions The Board in Control of Student Publications at a meeting on January 30th unanimously adopted the following resolutions: 1. That it is the sense of this…

… Board that the Michigan Daily should be published in the interests of the University as a whole, the concept of University here to include students, fac- ulty, University officials, and alumni. It is the…

…: Through the courtesy of Mr. Wilfred B: Shaw, I have been permitted, as Chairman of the Board in Control of Student Publications, to read the report of the discussion held by the members of the Committee on…

… publications, news dissemination, and other matters. With this part, the present communica- tion does not concern itself. On the other hand, the opinions of the alumni regarding student publications are of vital…

… been main- tained as an organ of student outlook and opin- ion. Its editors have taken high groundas to their inalienable right to say what they please- the "freedom of the press" has been sacrosanct in…

… in its relation to the University has undergone considerable alteration. It can no longer be regarded merely as an organ of student opinion. However, we may regret the change, we cannot escape the…

…, however plainly they may purport to be expres- sions of student opinion, are not infrequently supposed to be "inspired" by the University Ad- ministration. False or inaccurate statements of facts, hostile…

… faculty, and the alumni and friends of the University in recent years. During the present industrial crisis the situation has rapidly grown acute. The Board in Control of Student Publications is indebted…

… LEAPING BACK to the subject of cops - in 1914 the Washtenaw sheriff cooked up a swell blackmail scheme: He wrote the parents of many Uni- versity students offering to give them a "full report on your son…

… Brooklyn to the U n ited N ations East is East The Arab Legions of Abdullah rose in Communist revolt this week, following the marriage of Aly Khan to film actress Rita Hayworth, At weeks end, in Marx- ist…

… before-class trips to the cinema. S..Students in classes where they 'couldn't see the light' would not be lonely. Of course, some grinds will stay up all day studying. However, the dusk to dawn (yawn…

…) schedule has already been adopted by liberal-fascist ALLWET College. And so you student masses-you sons of ill-gotten gain, I say to you: ARISE!-at 10 p. nis -M MeWisn a, I'd Rather Be President…

…-A woman whose supply is greater than her demand. Witch-Hunt-An attempt for a last minute date. Social Security-A douts date. Xettep4 TO THE EDITOR Intellectuality To the Editor: I A transfer student from…

… editorial page of the Mich- igan Daily is great. -Don Blumrosen Lonely To the Editor: ALTHOUGH you have no love-lorn col- unn in your paper, I am so love-horn that I simply had to write. As a transfer student…

… course in Illicit. Some of us coeds are confused as to what this field entails. -man Id Coed. Nift-fineth Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board…

… in Control of Student Publi- cations. Editorial Staff Editor ..... Harold Jackson Photography Editor ............Alex Lmanian Art Wora... au....sBl Smith, John Houct Assistants and contributors…

… LEAPING BACK to the subject of cops - in 1914 the Washtenaw sheriff cooked up a swell blackmail scheme: He wrote the parents of many Uni- versity students offering to give them a "full report on your son…

… East . . . The Arab Legions of Abdullah rose in Communist revolt this week, following the marriage of Aly Khan to film actress Rita Hayworth. At weeks end, in Marx- ist fashion, they called on the Khan…

….. Students in classes where they 'couldn't see the light' would not be lonely. Of course, some grinds will stay up all day studying. However, the dusk to dawn (yawn) schedule has already been adopted by…

… liberal-fascist ALLWET College. And so you student masses-you sons of ill-gotten gain, I say to you:- ARISE!-at 10 p. m. -Al McWilson. I'd Ratier Be President: Definitions By TOM DEWEY (Daily Alumnus) -HOP…

… greater than her demand.. Witch-Hunt-An attempt for a last minute date. Socal ecurty-A double date. ette TO THE EDITOR Intellectuality To the Editor: AM A transfer student from the United States Institute…

… Daily is great. -Dn Bumro n Lonely To the Editor: ALTHOUGH you have no love-lorn col- umn in your paper, I am so love-lomn that I simply had to write. As a transfer student from Purdue, I know I am at…

… are confused as to what this field entails. -Ina Id Coed. iitv-Afinth Year Edited and managed by students ofthe University of Mchigan under the authority of the Board i ntro i of Student Publi- cations…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

… said. or ISA Officers will be served with spaghetti as the main dish. Following the supper, Arab students will discuss American and Arabian co-operation. The discussion will be illustrated by a sound…

…THE- MIIHIG A DAIY - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1949 ----- -------- T AG DAY TOMORROW: French Student Lands WSSF Activities U' To Distribute Political Co'luuns to State Press "The World Student…

… Service Fund has given many European students a new energy for life," said a French graduate physics student here who spent several weeks in a W.S.S.F. rest center. The campus W.S.S.F. drive for $5,000 will…

… begin tomorrow with a special tag day. THE FRENCH student out- lined conditions at Combloux, a W.$.S.F. rest center, in 1946 and 1941. There were two general types who went to the rest camps, he reported…

…. Many students were broken in health after years of work in the underground. These peoPle were required to stay for long periods. Others who took up their studies after the war went to the center dur- ing…

… vacation periods for much needed rest. Despite their need for rest, th student maintained an active pro- gram at Combloux, the French student said. Lecturers were brought to the camp to stir inter- est in…

… political discussions. * * * THESE DISCUSSIONS brought many points of view, for students from many parts of Europe were there, he explained. Displaced Dinner To Hon( The International Center will serve the…

… repre- sent the consensus of department opinion and are not signed. Whether the president should STUDENT REST CENTER-European students gather before a student rest center in France. The World Student…

… Service Fund supports such centers throughout Europe. The Campus WSSF drive begins tomorrow. The committee hopes to raise $5,000 in the two special tag days. students who could not return to' own radio…

… broadcasting system. their countries were allowed to go "One blind student adapted John to the rest center. Steinbeck's, "The Moon is Down!" "Still others did not want to for radio. It was so good that the go…

…__ _w.___._._ _= _. ... .. ' - 1- ' _.. . L ^ .. _.. 1.I I1r1ll:. 'll '. i r. .'~4 Milli F Ion 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 morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session…

… difficult assignments in history- protect- ing the President on his trip among North African Arabs, West African natives, and through South Amer- ica. To prepare for it, Michael F. Reilly, White House Secret…

…. Casablanca Precautions At Casablanca, a barbed wire fence was erected around the hotel and villas in which the President and Prime Minister were to "stay. All native servants (Arabs) were removed from the two…

… villas in- tended for the two chiefs, and U.S. soldiers were substituted. Arabs were retained in other parts of the hotel, but not allowed to leave the compound during the entire period. They soon learned…

… con- ferences.) It was brought out that this is a program designed neither to provide college education for a few favored and selected students nor to continue regular students in their formal edu…

… six months for the government over the present univer- sity and collegiate systems. In other words the Specialized Training Pro- gram can obtain the trained student for the service that many months…

…- struction and the colleges, giving such military drill and exercises as can be wedged in, and causing the students sent here as soldiers to live in a bar- racks system. It will shortly be seen that such a…

… University Terrace Apartments and the Veterans' Emergency Housing Project will be accepted today through Friday at the Of- fice of Student Affairs, Rm. 2 Un- iversity Hall, the office has an- nounced. Although…

…. Applicants must be Michigan residents at the time of applica- tion and also at the time of as- signment to apartments. 4. Only full-time students car- rying 12 or more hours, or teach- er-students whose…

… University and the husband is a Michigan resident their combined applica- tion will be given special consid- eration. 9. The term of occupancy of students admitted to either proj - ect may in no case exceed a…

… carrying out the decision of the 1947 United Nations Assem- bly to divide Palestine into Jew- ish and Arabic countries. The commission, speaking bluntly to the council, declared that "powerful Arab interests…

…-January. Judge Rules Bingo Illegal DBTROIT, Feb. 16-(OP)-Bingo is gambling and therefore illegal in Michigan, Circuit Judge Tho- mas E. Maher ruled today. NOTED VISITOR: British Seek Foreign Student Exchanges…

… --- Lady Reading By DELORES OLSEN England welcomes internation- al student exchange not only on a academic but on a friendly basis, Lady Stella Reading told an au- dience of students, faculty mem- bers and…

… Achievement Award, select- ed the University as one of three campuses she would address on her current visit in an attempt to promote the inter-exchange of students. Space Denied Students At present, she…

… reported, one tenth of England's university space has been denied her stu- dents in order to accommodate foreign students who would be willing not only to undergo the distressed system of life that the…

… Reading stated., "We want to continue those con- tacts and develop more." Impoverished Condition Lady Reading maintained that the exchange of students would be of value in the world today and for tomorrow…

…." The University, he said, wants to keep the dance at the Union because it has always proved ade- quate. "Dean Rae has cooperated, but the Student Affairs Commit- tee and Mr. Riskey, who says his quota…

… opportunities accord- ed the white population. They have already tried one course of action in the Texas and Oklahoma cases, which were problems of a single student. But closing down the Mehary school will mean…

…- istration has reached out its hands to be tied. For who asked the Administration to do this lawyer's job for the other side? Why didn't it let some Arab legalist think up this point, if it is a point? The…

… Administration hopes to get at partition indirectly in this way, without complicating our relations with the Arabs. But there is a familiar note in the new stand we have taken, which makes hope ill. It is the note…

…, campus PARKING permits. It is to be noted that a student driving permit is not a parking permit. Persons using restricted parking areas illegally are liable for fines. RESTRICTED AREAS 1. Thayer S. at Hill…

… The campus parking areas list- ed below are UNRESTRICTED and may be used by student driv- ers without securing parking per- mits. In using these areas how- ever, it should be pointed out that improper…

…, signs and printed matter not inconsistent with good taste may be posted on the bulletin boards in campus buildings, but not elsewhere. The Committee on Student Af- fairs will hold its next meeting on Tues…

…., March 2, 3 p.m. Petitions to be presented for consideration at this meeting must besubmitted to the Office of Student Affairs, Rm. 2, University Hall, not later than 12 noon on Mon., March 1. Application…

… Employment in For- estry: All students in the School of Forestry and Conservation who desire summer employment in the western regions of the U. S. For- est Service must submit applica- tions immediately. Forms…

… Service will speak on Prin- ciples of Vessel Sanitation, Mon., March 1, 4:15 p.m., Rm. 445, W. Engineering' Bldg. All Engineering students are invited. Academic Notices Spanish 222 from now on will meet in…

…. All students invited. Congregational-Disciples Guild: Film, entitled "Beyond Our Own." 9:15 p.m., Guild House. Coming Events Films pon Geography and Travel: Kellogg Auditorium, 4:15 p.m., Tues., March 2…

…_______ ~tI ____________________________________________________________________________ I WOUNNsr rospective Doctors Need iberal Education, Dean Says Te-medica1 students with a gad liberal…

…. Alfred H. Stockard, of the zoology department. accompanied Dean Peake to the Louisville con- ference. Prof. Stockard is an ad- visor to premedical students con- centrationg in zoology. Flower Plates Are…

…. STOCKWELL HALL has been invited to provide approxi- mately 30 women as dancing part- ners for the men, New Officers To Be Installed New officers of Delta Epsilon Pi, Orthodox student society, will be…

… transportation information and valuable volumes of Moody's and Poor's reference manuals on rail- roads also are in the Library. Some of the reference manuals date back to the 18th century. Constant Use "Students…

… be published later. All NACP students who did not report to the Professor of Naval Science on Monday will do so im- mediately. The Parking Problem: The cooperation of all concern- ed, both students and…

… ofcontrol breaks down. The driving permits. issued to students by the Office of Student Affairs, do not entitle the holders to park in any restricted parking area, except for those students who are physically…

… trial was held last December 2 for those students accused of falsifying their number of semesters in res- idence at the University in order to obtain upperclass seats at the home football games. The fol…

…- lowing students were asked, by mail' to appear at this trial but were not in attendance: Herbert R. Buckner, Lillian K. Cohn, Gor- don K. Craig, Ralph E. DeVore, Anna Mae M. Felts, Lee K. Fish-, er, Daniel…

… hold office hours from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Tues., 'March 4 and Thurs., March 6, in Rm. 308, Un- ion, in order that these students may appear to admit their guilt or establish that they were cred- ited…

… Jews from turning the Palestinian desert into a garden, and in return for supplies of which they connive with the Arabs at nullifying a solemn decision of the United Nations. LEFT WING: Those who, within…

… submit VA Form 7- 1963 early in the semester may cause delay in receipt of subsist- ence. Women students planning to at- tend summer school may apply for housing in the Office of the Dean of Women. The…

… should complete them at once. Debate: Students interested in Varsity Debating should fill out applications blanks today in Rm. 4202, Angell Hall, 2-5 p.m. This notice applies to old members. American…

…:30-11:30 Special parties will be consid- ered for Monday evenings. Call 3- 1511, Extension 391. Certificates of Eligibility must be secured by any student partici- pating in non-athletic extra-cur- ricular…

… in a class or other student organization. Certificates may be secured in the Office of Student Affairs, Rm. 2, University Hall. It is requested that grade reports for the past semester be presented…

… academic career. 3. Graduate Students: A Cer- tificate of Eligibility will be is- sued upon presentation of Cash- ier's Receipt. No student is eligible for par- ticipation in extra-curricular ac- tivities…

… who is excused from gym- nasium work because of physical incapacity, except by special per- mission of the Committee on Stu- dent Affairs. In order to obtain such permission, a student must submit a…

… written recommenda- tion from the University Health Service. Students on probation or the warned list are forbidden to par- ticipate in any extra-curricular activity. Each student serving on a com- mittee…

… or publication, participat- ing in a public performance or re- hearsal for such a performance, or holding office in a class or oth- er student organization /should present his certificate of eligibil…

… to present a certificate of eligibility, (2) sign his name on the back of such certificates, (3) file with the chairman of the Committee on Student Affairs the names of all those who have presented…

… Janeiro, the basis of which was the 1945 Act of Chapultepec. The Arab League, embracing many near Eastern nations is an- other. The South Pacific nations (Australia and New Zealand, possibly the Philippines…

… labor men as well as with theoretical problems, were able to interest their students in what are vital problems for every working man. Even after charges of "marxism" by a general motors official had…

…) - - - - - - -- -- - - week. Fri., Feb. 18, is therefore the last day on which new elec- tions may be approved. The will- ingness of an instructor to admitr a student later will not affect the operation of this rule. Elig…

…-ihiIty Cards bor the seuind semester will be issued AFTER- NOONS ONLY in the Office of Student Affairs, 1020 Adminis- Romber Scholarships. Applications may be obtained at, the Office of Student Affairs. 1020…

… beginning of each semes- equivalent of two semesters of ter every student is presumed to credit in an undergraduate school be ineligible for any non-athletic or college at the University. tA extra…

… ate student. who must secure such a certifi- Awards will be made principally cate are candidates for class of- on the basis of need. Scholastic fices or major campus commit- ability and character are…

… also con- tees, candidates for and repre- sidered. sentatives in student government groups, all students who hold of- Fellowship and Scholarship ap- fice or serve on standing com- plications for the year…

… 1949-50 in mittees in student organizations, the Horace H. Rackham School of all students participating in pub- Graduate Studies will be accepted lic performances or rehearsals. through Feb. 15. Students…

… less than C,_ or (2) at least 2% times as many Research Fellowships: Women honor points as hours and with students are informed that in- no mark of E. formation on research fellowships Sophomores…

… credit in -- the preceding summer session, Kappa Kappa Gamma Graduate with an average of at least C. and Fellowship Award: at least a C average for the entire Women students are informed academic career…

… which students, faculty andHrocW tkJr,'l sewd townspeople contribute. The paper William Galusha, '42, assistant stew- has a circulation of 3,000. arnd and Joe Domar, Grad., account- ... ant,. T…

… ~ county are included on the general East, haMc towell as bar i te Wear bo~,d. ,Arabian countries andhas studied at ®u °len~gth their culture andI history. Ale- v-i Tliacqaf a isthe newest student organ…

…- izpation, on camnpus and ways formied J]Pubic, or Arab studenits and thoe .o~ther Heath o Pstu~dents and faculty m~embers whgw are interested in Aabian cul urean Dr. Luther T. Purdom, director of history…

… have set spec ial prices Onl student irnndles. Take avata1ge of the I f Fther Did; the Wi SHI G f ". If father did 'the washing it wouldn't get donee for father wouldsoon learn, that tho…

… Theologians ViewpointIs Theme Presenting the third in the cur- t rent Student Religious Association lecture series on "The Existence and- Nature of Religion," Prof. Walter M. Horton of Oberlin College will…

… Talkn On Arabian Cukire t( -Contributions of the Arab peoplesS to the world social order will be dis- n cussed by Dr. Robert H. McDowell, k associate in Greek and Latin, at 8 t p.m. today in the Rackham…

… Opera possible. The, revival effort ,bore fruit when .the Union Finance Com- mittee voted a budget for one more attempt. The machinery began to rollf A dozen student committees were or Student Senate…

… Consid ers Plan To Reorganize Will Devote Spring Parley To Goverinent Forum; Opii ons_,ToBe IAsked1. The Student Senate, believing Itself unsatisfactory as a representative student governing body, has…

… decided to devote the annual Spring Parley to a forum on government in order to discover student opinion and wishes. Plans for the Parley and sugges- tions made at last week's meeting to "reorganize the…

…- ate's responsibilities and powers. At present, he pointed out, the powers of legislation are ambiguous and the Senate lacks proper coordination with the student body and with the Uni- versity…

… every indication of a complete sell- out for each of the four nightly per- formances and the matinee at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. There will be many men students in the audience to see what their cohorts have…

…-the first'of 140- but dropping no bombs in one of the war's most daring raids. Dutch Historian Will Give Tal, On Hindu Art Fokker, Student Of Italian Influence On Dutch Art, Will SpeakTomorrow Dr. Timon H…

… chats with the Frnenh- British and (vr- 3,000 Attend Finnish Relief Benefit Here Band Features 'Finlandia'; Glee Club And Dancers Offer Entertainment Three thousand students, faculty members and…

… members and providing for reunions every five years. Students participating in the col- lection of senior dues are Dye Hogan, president of the class; Jane Jewitt, vice-president; Herb Lev, secretary; and…

… Statewide Meeting Local supporters of Henry Wal- lace will join Wallace enthusiasts throughout Michigan today at a statewide, conference in Lansing to organize a new party. Approximately 100 students and…

…- lace Progressive. The students' group, heretofore an independent body, is planning to reconstitute itself in line with the Third Party to actively support the Wallace candidacy. The new partisan group…

… student boards (Illinois), stu- dent-faculty (Alabama) or the journalism department (Ohio State). The prevailing attitude was ex- pressed by a Daily Illini spokes- man: "(the administration there) feels…

… that it is more important that students sound off." Even to the extent of suggesting the school president be fired, he add- ed. The discussion of supervision was enlarged upon at the eve- ning's meeting…

… dwellings rent- ing for $225 a month or more. Student-Run Wired Radio Guild Is Plan Proposals Made By Prof. Abbot Proposals for an all-student "wired radio guild," to broadcast from University station WUOM…

… stanza when he See HOCKEY, Page 7 Foundation Provides .Hel .Vor Stufdents Financial aid for "needy stu- dents in secondary schools, col- leges and graduate schools" is of- fered by the Student Aid Founda…

…- tion of Michigan, Erich A. Wal- ter, Director of the Office of Stu- dent Affairs, announced yesterday. Application forms and descrip- tive material are available in the Office of Student Affairs. Appli…

… major- ity of the candidates will be from Michigan and particularly from the area in and about Detroit." "The foundation will extend; aid only to students of outstand- ing ability who have a definite…

… purpose and plan to continue their education but need financial help," Mr. Walter added. Tomorrow campus veterans will file the first of their weekly ab- sence reports to the University. All student…

… the schools report on the "conduct and progress" of veteran students. The VA said that "conduct" meant absences and that "progress" was grades. Annual Leave Under the VA ruling the number of days that a…

… veteran is absent from class is deducted from his annual accrued leave. Absence reports of one sort or another are required of student veterans at all schools throughout the country. It is reported that…

… veterans at the University of Chi- cago have to sign one of two "log books" each week. Pick Up Forms Student veterans are to pick up the forms at their convenience and file them before 5 p.m. each Mon- day…

… r IMN&I"m )% -O.w ""Pgqft * * . % . # t ___ - - - I 4-- -I W -pw1.1 " --&.1 -) 944 Pifty-Fourth Year Edit-1 and managed by students of tihe University. of Michigan under the authority of the…

… Board in Control of Student Publieations.0 Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The…

… Collegiate Press, 1943-44 TERM UNDEFINEIA Majority of Students Vote for World Police THE PQST-WAR Council has just completed a poll of 500 students proportionately repre- senting the Aripy, the ±Tavy and…

… Marines, civilian men, and women .students. These 500 voted better than two to one for some kind of "inter- national police force." Unfortunately, since the term "international police force" was not de…

…- fined and no question was raised about the international organization that presumably would control the police force, what this vote means is that more than two out three students on the campus are in…

… it. The question, "Are you in favor, etc.," is open to the criticism that it may have suggested a favorable answer to some students of no pro- nounced opinions. This could easily have been avoided by…

… asking half of the voters the same question in negative form, "Are you opposed, etc." A number of students found the, limited "yes" or "no" alternatives inadequate. Some of thos6 in favor commented: "Yes…

… acquainted?" Obviously, such a poll tells very little except that probably a majority of the students arej in favor of some kind of international regulation of affairs after the war. --L. J. Carr, Associate…

… other states will affix their stamp of approval, and the necessary action will be taken promptly. -Henry Arrow WHITE PAPER: Students Urged To Sign Zionist u rm s Petion PROTESTING the discontinuance of…

…, will then expire. Thereafter, the Arab com- unity wil be able to exercise a veto power on the entry of further Jewish settlers. Discrimination against Jews has been prac- tised throughout the world for…

… stage on campus and will soon join the. list of partisan political groups here. The Student Affairs Committee will take up the request for rec- ognition of the Young Democrats at its meeting today. And…

… students branch of the Pro- gressives is planning to break its. organization down into an inte- grated precinct system, Morton Rosenthal, a spokesman, reported. "Each member will have a zone to cover and…

… student members of the party's executive body ae Max Dean, Jack and Addi Geist, Jack Lucas and Al Millstein Niebuhr Says Mankind Still Morally Weak By ROBERT C. WHITE Man, the scientist and creator, is…

… Franco got weapons and he sub- sequently won." Reflecting Arab opinion, Ismet Hamadeh, '48E, of Beirut, Leban-I on, said, "The U.S. should back down from its stand on partition in an honorable way since…

… policy. Request Students Democrats' Split Called Temporary By RUSS CLANAHAN People speculating on the possi- ble break-up of the Democratic Party because of the current re- volt of the South "should remem…

… e Frances May Lake and Robert G Oxenger. NSA To Seek Cut in Student Travel Rates Reduction in rail and bus trans- portation rates for students may become an actuality if plans for- mulated here at…

… the Michigan re- gional National Student Associa- tion meeting Sunday are success- ful. NSA approved arrangements whereby attempts will be made to obtain privilege cards for stu- dents which will…

… entitle them to percentage reductions in chain or department stores as well as on transportation rates. Student Geovrnment Clinic Delegates to the meeting, rep- resenting 17 Michigan schools and colleges…

… also made plans for a student government clinic to be held March 13 and 14 at Michigan State College. Dr. Eugene S. El- liott, state superintendent of pub- lic instruction, was chosen as the principal…

… International Student Convention has been received from the U.S. State Department, Michigan senators and from the Institute of International Educa- tion. Cultural Festival The convention, designed as a cultural…

… progressive, civic leader- in a changing and dynamic A nnounce New Policy for Mixed Student Parties Chiapeoes Required for All but Exchange, Guest Dinners Held During Specified Hours The University Committee…

… on Student Conduct yesterday an- nounced new policies approving unchaperoned exchange and guest dinners in men's and women's residences but outlawing the presence of women in men's residences except as…

… of the plans call for a huge sports arena, seat- munism throughout Michigan. ing the entire student body, which Crisler believes will average 20,000 Lieut. Gov. Eugene C. Keyes ap- students in future…

… students will proba- ened in committee to cover all At M ichigan bly be located in the Sports Build- state activities. ing, and the capacity seating for Callahan said on the Senate Andrew S. Baker, General…

… on the present tify on the resolution. time." The resignation will become site of the Coliseum. Part of the Meanwhile at Ionia, William effective July 1. present student housing area near Bell, Steward…

… of the United Public Baker began his relations with the Coliseum will also be used for Workers Union-CIO, which has Michigan as a special student, and this purpose, once there is suf- members in the…

… something about Palestine, and the Jews and the Arabs holler. Labor and capital get in a fight, and I am in the middle. The Russians and the British have an argument, and I am in the middle." Suddenly the…

… political civil war, to one faction in a tiff. (Copyright, 1946, NY. Post Syndicate) New Constitution To the Editor: THE CONSTITUTION which ap- pears in today's Daily was drawn up by a group of students who…

… feel that the Forum-Council Constitution previously published does not answer the need for student self-rule on this campus. That Constitution provided for a small Council elected by the students but…

… already exists at Michigan. We believe that the fight to achieve some degree of democracy on this campus will be a hard one, but that it can be won only by going directly to the students and enabling them…

… to weaken the cause of student government as a whole. On the contrary, we feel that the intense interest which has developed in this controversy is an indication that the campus is not entirely asleep…

… and that students are beginning to act with initiative and imagination. Stu- dent government is not something which is to'be slipped over on the campus with as little friction as possible; if no' one is…

…). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1946 VOL. LVI, No. 69 Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students Wednesday, February 6, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Attention All Students: Registra- tion for…

… the Spring Term By action of the Conference of Deans, all students are required to register for the Spring Term at, and no later than, the time announced in the Registration Schedule. Late reg…

…- istrations will not be permitted by the administrative authorities of the sev- eral units, except in the case of vet- erans who have not been in residence for the Fall Term. Students must pre- sent their…

… the Veterans Ad- ministration for reimbursement be- fore the end of the course. Boyd C. Stephens Cashier Women students who do not expect to be able to register without a Uni- versity loan should apply…

… Examination for the M.A. Degree: Fri., Feb. 28, 3 p.m., Rit. B. Haven Hall. Each student is responsible for his own dictionary, and must register at the History Department Office be- fore taking the examination…

… Botany I Make-up examination for students with excused absenc- es will be given Thurs., Feb. 27, 7- 9:30 p.m., 2033 N.S. Math 328 Statistics Seminar:. Wed., Feb. 26, 4-6 p.m., 3201 An- gell Hall. S p e c i…

… in the Col- lege of Architecture and Design meet at 5 p.m., Auditorium of the College of Architecture to discuss election of class officers. The Student Chapter of the American Institute of Architects…

…, and it is recommended, in the editorial, that the United Nations see that the Arabs ac- cept one, too. It is my contention that the Jews, and everybody else, should forget about Palestine as a home for…

… the idea of ''self determination" by nations is laid down. This document, in my opinion, supersedes all prom- ises of the characters of the Bal- four agreement. I say let the Arabs, who are in the…

…. Foreign Students, their friends, and inter- ested persons are cordially invited to attend. Hiawatha Club, social organiza- tion for Upper Peninsula stu- dents: 8 pun., Union. Election of officers for this…

… and nanaged by students , the University of Mihighni Lnder the authority of 'th'e Board 'in' on trol of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Paul Harsha ........ Managing Edi Clayton Dickey…

… it must organ- ize a "police" force to instrument its de- cisions. This must be done before or- ganized warfare breaks out in the Holy Land because, if the militarily weak Arab nations can defy the…

… HAPPENS . . * AtSin The Sky is Falling A LAW STUDENT at Loyola University of Los Angeles tells of a landlady who lived on the floor directly below his rooms and who- was extremely sensitive to noises. Our…

… student swears that when he accidentally let a cigarette ash fall to the floor the land- lady came rushing up the stairs and asked, "Did anyone get hurt?" Supppressed Desires AS THE MEMBERS of the…

…:00 a.m. Sat- urdays). * * * Notices WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18, 1948 VOL. LVII, No. 93 Hopwood Contest for Freshmen: All students who have won prizes in the Hopwood Contest for Freshmen will be notified before 6…

… The Bu- reau of Appointments, 201 Mason Hall. Lecture University Lecture: Arthur W. Stace, editor of The Ann 'Arbor News, will speak to students in the Department of Journalism on "The Changing…

…. Gustafson. Open meeting. English 45, Professor Rowe's Class, Section 2, will not meet to- day. His students are to proceed with material assigned. English 79, Professor Rowe's Class, Section 4, will not meet…

… to- day. His students are to proceed with material assigned. Geometry Seminor: 3 p.m., to- day, Rm. 3001, Angell Hall. Mr. Jesse Wright will speak on the subject, "Postulationa l Treatment of Minkowski…

… charge that the one group actually doing something to mobilize student anti-'UMT sen- timent is "Communist inspired," Who wised up the ADA? Prob- ably Frederick Woltman, column- ist for the Scripps…

… Political Science Round Table: The Graduate Students of the De- partment of Political Science are reminded of their first meeting of the Round Table, Thurs., Feb. 19, 7:30 p.m., West Conference Room, Rackham…

… Bldg. Prof. James K. Pollock will be the main speaker. Graduate History Club: 8 p.m., Clements Library. Prof. George Kiss of the Geography Depart- ment will speak. All graduate His- tory students are…

…-war extravaganzas. Private par- ties will be approved for Saturday, March 9, by the Dean of Students Office. Identification cards should be presented at time of application, and ., n+, .r~A a - - - -rrcr - - crlni…

… planned for the Student Religious Association's fourth annual Brotherhood Banquet to be held at 6:30 today in the Michi- gan League. All campus religious groups have been invited to send representatives to…

… full Gen- eral Assembly. The decision came after a last ditch fight by the French delegation which had scattered Latin American and strong Arab support to delay selection of a permanent headquarters. The…

… Lincoln is to be found in the archives of the Clements Library, it was revealed today. The description of the tragic event and the turmoil that followed was written by Charles Addison Sanford, a student at…

… available to students who are partially or entirely paying for their own education. Upon recommenda- tion by the dean of his college or his academic counselor, any student in the University may obtain books…

… now has about 1,700 books in circu- lation. Most of these texts have been contributed by students while they were in residence at the University. Books are charged to students for one term, with the…

… privilege of re- newing the loan for another term if they have been properly cared for. If books which are requested are not available at the library, they are bought as soon as possible so that no student…

…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEI3. 4, 9i Wn Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: PW's in U.S. Get Good Food " f' iI pv Edited and managed by students of the University of…

… Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn Phillips . . . . . Managing Editor Stan Wallace . . . . . City Editor. Ray Dixon . . . . '. Associate…

… represent the views of the writers only. Give to WSSF "WE KNEW you'd come back; we knew you wouldn't forget," American students in German prison camps exclaimed on the appear-° ance of the bearer of the…

… World Student Service Fund packages after a year's absence. The captured American servicemen flocked around the messenger with hope and happiness and even a sense of humor, which stood out in marked…

… contrast with the despairing atmosphere which the messenger had found there the year before. For' the students had gained the hope and the confidence which comes with having something constructive to do and…

…, clothing and study materials bought with money donated to the WSSF. Like hope and confidence is brought to refugees and internees and all students whose lives have been disrupted by the war. By contributing…

… the understanding between students in Greece and in the United States, students in China and in the United States, French and United States students, and, yes, even between German stu- dents and…

… students of the United States. German prisoners of war in this country are discovering for the first time what kinds of things are studied in a democracy, what demo- cracy is and what they can do about it…

… narrow nationalism 'some of these students have veered, Miss Feld- mahn told of one German prisoner in Canada who is writing a "History of American Isola- tionism" in which he points out the short…

…- sightedness of isolationism. WSSF is the beginning of world solidarity among students. Students receiving help are anxious to know more and more about students in the United States, who are doing so much for…

… stoppage of Jewish im- migration into Palestine stipulated in the White Paper, passed by the Bri- tish House of Commons in 1939. More than 500 students signed the petitions yesterday, which will be sent to…

…. That per- iod ends on April 1. At that time the country will be turned over to the Arabs, who will be able to practice any form of dis- crimination against further Jewish immigration into Palestine as…

… in any branch of the armed services, including assigned reservists, are in- eligible. Tests May Be Retaken Students who took the test of April 2 or November 9, 1943, and who are still eligible to apply…

… of the Dean of Students, Rm. 2, University Hall. Heavy Snow Blankets State, Slows Trns Heaviest snow of the winter blank- eted the campus and state last night, causing busses and trains to be any…

… program can go into effect Within three or four weeks without duplication of machinery or supplementary funds. At present the University does have enrolled some students who have been discharged fror war…

… the ir. Karl Evang, Surgeon General Wolverine, sin~ e sevi ien on the of Norwegian nulic Health Ser- vices, will speak before the Public Health Students Club at 4 o'clock ( today in the auditorium of…

… read, "An Electron Micro- scope Studyof Portland Cement Crystals" by Professor Donald L. Katz and "The Terminology of Arab- ic Goniometrical Manuscripts" by Professor William H. Worrell. Coming Events…

… In- fluence of High Temperatures." Tea at International Center is served each week on Thursdays from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. for foreign stu- dents, faculty, townspeople, and American student friends of…

… foreign students. The Regular Thursday Evening Record Hour, beginning at 7:45 in the Men's Lounge of the Rackham Building, will feature Moussorgsky's "A Night on Bald Mountain," Han- del's Concerto in B…

… Maize and Blue squad, as the students were also "blood thirsty," and gave the Wol- verines a very poor reception, boo- ing every movement made by Michi- gan, as well as many other unsports- manlike…

…, one transfer student and two lettermen," stated Corky. However, Michigan has rolled aside every op- ponent by wide margins, beating Pur- due, chief threat to the Wolverine title hopes this year, 17…

… will be back in top WANTED-Male student to work for his trustc form by this week-end is still ques- room beginning feb. 26 or 27. Mrs. Frank E. Jones, 721 Tappan Ave., Big Bob Derleth, second-line center…

…'alkeder, Vickers didn't make another goal -__ __ Algerian Arab serving. in the French in the last two minutes," which is MISCELLANEOUS Navy, in the amateur middleweight undeniably true. During almost class. the…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'd Rather Be Right By SAMUEL GRAFTON DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN _ 1 .. , Edited and managed by students di the University of Michigan under the authdrity of the Board in Control…

… of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning except Mon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of The Associated…

…- ulty-student understanding, inter-class good- will, frank honesty in elections, an informal comradeship and those human expressions which feed the soul. Tom Harmon tried in vain to say this, but he felt…

…- dent during the coming months. Students will not be required' to se- cure certificates of eligibility, but will be personally responsible for checking their own eligibility. First term freshmen will be…

… checks will depend. upon permission of the academic counsellors or mentors. All other students who are not on Probation or the Warned List are eligible. Any- one on Probation or the Warned List is…

… semester. tpperclass students who .were in the University as freshment and who did not fulfill the 'require- 'ments are required to take and satis- factorily complete this course. Enroll for these' lectures…

… posted on the Aeronti ing Bulletin Board; ne" i t B' East Engineering Buildiig. Students who are filling"o ' Summer Plans Inquiry a n to turn the questlofnnialr in to soon as possible' ; .*" Bacteriology…

… - ning, Feb. 16, at 8:00 o'clock. Tlie following papers will be read,. "4n Electron Microscope Study of Port- land Cement Crystals" ,by Professor Donald L. Katz and "Th1e Teriii ±1 ology of Arabic…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

…m m THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____________________________________________________________ I I . P t t tti ttll Letters To The Editor Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under…

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

…-tasting sleep to cure all their ills. .. Who in Heaven's name feels himself called upon to "bring the war home to the students?" Who could have made such an outrageous as- sertion which to me and practically…

… everyone else is nothing less than shocking? The war is "at home" with the students-you can rest as- sured of that. It has been brought home time and time again to every man on this campus who is trying to…

… home to the students"; The proposed 12:30 curfew would "bring the war home to the students" only one night per week; our plan would bring the war home every morning. 4) "Demand for Blood": Of the 50…

… students who volunteered blood, 48 were so run down that they had to be rejected. This is a depressing situation which must not be. The students must have more time for breakfasts. Therefore, in view of the…

…. Academic Notices Seminar Ch.E. 109 on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. in Room 3201 E. Engr. Bldg. Mr. Charles O. King will speak on the subject: "Solvent Extraction of Soybeans." To those students who have signed for…

…. Change of Deadline for Hopwood Contestants: All manuscripts shall be in the English Office, 3221 An- gell Hall, by 4:30 p.m., Monday, April 13, 1942. R. W. Cowden Students who competed in the Hopwood…

… beginning class will organize at 8:30 p.m., and an ad- vanced class at 7:15. Both will meet in Room 23 of the Center. A small fee is charged. Arabic Class, International Center: The International Center, in…

… cooper- ation with Al Thaqafa, the Arabic culture society, offers a beginning class in modern Arabic at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 18, in Room 23 of the Center. A small tutorial fee will be charged…

… recommenda- tions, before Monday, March 2, 1942. All women participating in League activities or attending Defense cour- ses must procure their eligibility cards from the Dean of Students office and have them…

… second sem- ester freshmen women are required to take the hygiene lectures, which are to be given the second semester. Upperclass students who were in the University as freshmen and who did not fulfill the…

… conversational lang- uage services. A beginning class will organize at 8:30 p.m., and an ad- vanced class at 7:15. Both will meet in Room 23 of the Center. A small fee is "charged. Arabic Class, International…

… Center: The International Center, in cooper- ation with Al Thaqafa, the Arabic culture society, offers a beginning class in modern Arabic at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, February 18, in Room 23 of the Center. A…

… served for foreign students and their friends, and for persons interested in International affairs, at 6:00 p.m. before the pro- gram. Michigan Outing Club will have a breakfast hike this morning at 8 o…

… Engineering and Economic Aspects of the St. Lawrence River Seaway" at the regular meet- ing of the Student Branch, A.S.M.E., to be held at the Union on Wednes- day, February 18, at 7:30 p.m. Graduating…

…, February 17, in Room 3205 East Engineering Building. Interested students will please sign the inter- view schedule posted on the Aero- nautical Engineering Bulletin Board, near Room B-47 East Engineering…

… Electrical Engineers will have a joint meeting of the Michigan Section, the Michi- gan State College Student Branch, and the University of Michigan Stu- dent Branch on Tuesday, February 17, 1942, at the…

… Relief Project, International Center. Foreign women, wives of foreign students, and inter- ested American women will gather in the International Center at 2:30 p.m., February 17, for the knitting and…

…_THE lICHIGAN DAILY _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fp Skrigatn tait L CTT E RS . .. A" Edited and managed by student93 of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student…

…. Notices To Members of the Faculty, Staff and Student Body: Attention of everyone is called to the Lost and Found department of the Business Office, Room 1, University Hall. In- quiry concerning lost…

… of the Vice-President and Secretary. To All University Students: A student Plans Inquiry is being con- ducted in order to enable the Uni- versity to plan the program that will be offered during the war…

… assemblies to be announced in the College. Graduate School: Classified stu-i dents-Office of the department of. specialization. Unclassified students, 1014 Rackham Bldg. School of Bus. Adm. Office of Pro…

… remedial reading work. Arabic Class, International Center:, The International Center, in cooper- ation with Al Thaqafa, the Arabic culture society, offers a beginning class in modern Arabic at 7:30 to- night…

…I PAGE TWO rrlH E MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 1945 Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Wallace Fight Like Wilson s Edited and managed by students of the University q ;Michigan…

… under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Lee Amer Barbara Chadwi June Pomering Editorial…

… be responsible. The Notice to. Students Planning to Do massenet aria from "Herodiade" was Directed Teaching: Students expect- also a trifle disappointing. French ing to do directed teaching the spring…

… diction were cooperative course will be offered by distinctive in this concluding sec- the participating departments in the tion. Spring Term if enough students indi- --Kay Engel cate their intention to…

… elect the course. Students who plan to elect Cxii nshi a this' course should file a notice of t such intetnion with the secretary of Gto the specifcati the History Department, Rm. 119, ions Haven Hall…

…. just handed out by the OWI, it is the duty of a patriotic citizen to: Lip Reading Classes: Hard of hear- Take a war job if not now essentially ing students who are interested in employed redouble paper…

… typewritten form to the Assistant to the President, 1021 Angell Hall, by 3:30 p. m. of the day preceding publication (11:30 a. m. Sat- urdays). NotiC s Student Tea: President and Mrs.: Ruthven will be at home…

… to students Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 7, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Faculty, College of Engineering: There will be a meeting of the Facul- ty of this College on Monday, Feb. 12, at 4:15 p. m. in Room 445…

…, Professor of Arabic, University of Chicago, will lecture on the subject, "The Arabian Nights and Classical Literature" at 4:15 p. m., Wednesday, Feb. 7, in the Rackham Amphitheatre; auspices of the De…

… support non- profit extensions of public utility services? Project and Hall of Fame Speeches will be given. The Christian Science Students' Organization is holding a meeting to- night at 8:15 in the chapel…

…T HE MICHIGAN AILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1942 ------------ Ul r Mie14ttau &i Washington Merry-Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN Edited and managed by students of the University of…

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

…'clock cuts. You got lost. NOBODY writes me any letters any more ex- cept the magazine of the Methodist student movement, called motive (lower case) for which I write all sorts of articles. Even Norman An- ning…

…, in the University Elementary School Library. Tea will be served at 3:45 p.m. and the meeting will convene at 4:15 p.m. Victory Book Campaign: Students and members of the University fac- ulties are…

… on the attendance cards. They may also be found on page 52 of the current Announce- ment of our College. E. A. Walter Assistant Dean Male students in good physical condition and free from hernia, heart…

…-forestry students are desired, applications of others wvill be considered. Information may be obtained from Miss Train, Room 2048 Natural Science Building, until February 25. Wages, including ex- penses, after…

… Students as be- ing scholastically eligible for initia- tion. It is the responsibility of the president of the chapter to secure such certificates on forms obtain- able in Room 2, University Hall…

… the Chrysler Corpora- tion, Detroit, Michigan, will inter- view seniors in the above groups on Tuesday afternoon, February 17, in; Room 218 West Engineering Build- ing. Students interested may sign for…

… students who were in the1 University as freshmen and who did not fulfill the requirement are re- quired to take and satisfactorily com- plete this course. Enroll for these lectures at the time of regular…

… classi- fication at Waterman Gymnasium. These lectures are a graduation re- quirement. Students should enroll for one of the two following sections. Women in Section I should note change of first lecture…

… WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: The Army ChangesIts Mind 'Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board In Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Evelyn…

… Symphony will be presented in the weekly Lane Hall Music Hour at 7:30 p. m. Scores will be provided and refreshments served. Graduate Students: A coffee hour will be held from 7:30-8:30 in the West…

… Conference Room of the Rack- ham Building. All Graduate Students are invited to attend. A. S. Nu. E. Student Branch: Mr. C. A. Chayne, Chief Engineer of the Buick Motor Company will present a 48-minute sound…

…-Dmen- sional Geometry." Tea at 4. Tea at the International Center, every Thursday, 4-4:30 p. m. Faculty, foreign students, and their American friends are cordially invited. Dance Program: An informal dance…

… program will be presented by students in the women's physical education dance classes on Thursday, Feb. 8 at 4:30 p. m., Barbour Gymnasium. All those interested are invited to attend. The Regular Thursday…

… Good Friday Spell by Wagner; and Roumanian Rhapsodies by Enesco. All Gradu- ate Students are invited to attend The Geological Journal Club meets . .,,, r ii 4, DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN…

… University Lecture: Dr. Gustav E. von Grunebaum, Professor of Arabic, University of Chicago, wil lecture on the subject, "The Arabian Nights and Classical Literature" at 4:15 p. m. today in the Rackham…

… Fellowship. The public is cordially invited. Academic Notices Notice to Students Planning to Do Directed Teaching: Students expect- ing to do directed teaching the spring term are requested to secure assign…

…- MONION i 4 4 Senior class dues of one dollar per student will be collected by the Finance Committee of the literary college tomorrow in Angell Hall and by the School of Education Finance Committee…

… 'WCAR's dial location is, it may bel found at 1100 kilocycles. Tomorrow an orginial radio play will be performed by the students in Prof. Frederic Crandall's class. Con- cerning the hold-up adventure of a…

… interested in trying out, please report Tues., Feb. 27 at 3:30 for Staff Meeting. Student Publications Building 420 Maynard. Street I Pictured above is the Men's Glee Club, directed by Prof. David Mattern…

… concert are priced at 50 cents and may be bought at stores throughout the city, from any of the members of the committee headed by Mrs. A. C. Furstenberg, or from members of Suomi Club, Finnish students…

… Center's classes in improve- ment of the English of foreign stu- dents will take place, Al-Thaqafa, newly-formed Arabic ,ulture society, will present the fii in a series "Of lectures dealing with Arabian…