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April 21, 1936 (vol. 46, iss. 140) • Page Image 1

… will be sponsored by the various schools and departments of the University especially for the Homecoming. Five thousand invitations are being sent to the parents of students who reside in Michigan as…

… well as to the relatives of other students who live within a certain radius, including Chicago, Buffalo and certain other large cities. The Homecoming is being spon- sored jointly by the League and the…

… relationships be- 19 Are Killed As Arabs Rout Jews In Riots Several Incidents Between Two Nationalities Cause Renewed Strife JERUSALEM, April 20.- P) -New Arab attacks on Jews at Jaffa and Tel Aviv increased the…

… death list to- night to 19, the Palcor news agency reported, divided between 15 Jews and 4 Arabs. The fresh riots sent Jews scurrying from Jaffa to the nearby all-Jewish city of Tel Aviv where the…

… refugees were camping in the streets and parks.. The disorders, the Jewish tele- graphic agency said, grew out of re- sentment over the slayings of two Arab laborers at Neged, near the Jewish colony of…

… Petach Tikvah. The killings were reported to have fol- lowed a holdup by Arab brigands in which a Jew was killed and two wounded. The Jewish telegraphic agency re- ported police efforts to restore nor- mal…

…- aration for the study of pharmacy, and the opportunities which the work offers after graduation. lea Is Lauded Is Step Forward tween the faculty and students and serves to clear up many obscure is- sues…

…, counselor to foreign students, to inform him that he was the fourth Japanese in recent years to be sent here by his government for training before re- porting for active duty at the em- bassy. Suzuki will…

… Eleven O'Clock Classes To Be Dismissed Today For Peace Convocation Ruthven Approves Peace Meet It is both significant and reassuring that students are taking an active interest in world peace. To the…

… refused to com- ment on his condition, but members of his immediate family stated that it was not critical. Ruthven Supports Drive; Professor Weaver To Be PresidingOfficer Slosson And Three Students To…

April 21, 1936 (vol. 46, iss. 140) • Page Image 2

Arab troops as well as 13 white, officers, all from the famous Libyan divisioi. The Libyans found themselves in hand-to-hand fighting with an enemy worthy of their praise. The Ethiopians literally passed…

… the head of the ad- ministration of the University of Mel- bourn. The principal difference between the University of Melbourne, and Michigan, Dr. Priestley said, was in the help to students working…

… their way through college. In Australia, N he said, the government helps many students through college while here in America the student is put on his own initiative to get through school. The NYA, Dr…

…. Priestley said, is more along the line of the help sponsored in Australia. 18-Month-Old Girl ] /1rdent U/iv',ersilty Iuhl-) music It,, An 18-month-old girl is believed to be the youngest student in the…

… sales and rummage sales. Accompanied by five University students as counselors, headed by Jurton Cline, '37, the Scouts, in a truck and two automobiles, travelled 1,400 miles, visiting besides Norris Dam…

… was given for Professor Duffendack by his former students who are now liv- ing in Detroit. 6:00--WJR Jimmie Stevenson. WWJ Ty Tyson. WXYZ The Key Ring. CKLW Omar. 6:15-WJR News of Youth. WWJ Dinner…

…. STUDENT CONVALESCING Mary Neal, '37, is recovering from an operation in a hospital at Santa Fe, N. M. Under doctor's orders she is resting for another week before attempting the trip home. The 1936…

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