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…PAGE 81X THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, AP M 27,1957 PAGK SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, API~[L 27,1957 BACKGROUND AND INTERPRETIVE: Jordan Holds Crucial Position in Arab By DAVID TAR1R The…

… changing political complexion in Jordan is best seen against the current trend of fanatic Arab nationalism as personified in Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He has a great plan for the Middle East…

… today. Graduate Outing Club, hike and sup- * s * per, April 28, 2:00 p.m., Rackham. Roger Williams Fellowship, student * * * class continues its study of the books Michigan Christian Fellowship, lece- of…

…, retreat in * * * cooperation with the student group at The Congrgational and Disciples Stu- Ypsilanti, April 27, 1:30, meet at the dent Guild, April 28, 7:00, Memorial Guild House. Dr. Devadutt will lead…

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… 24, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: THOMAS BLUES Outside Pressures And SBX.Expansion TIT' THE State Legislature trimming the indicative of the student interest in saving University's budg'et, tuition raises and…

… money. hikes in dormitory room and board fees threat- Suggestions have been made that the pres- en to boost the cost of the "over-all education ent Student Book Exchange help the process package," about…

… which the Regents have ex- by expanding and selling supplies, an area pressed concern. wnere great savings could be made. A committee is already investigating the pos- As any student's parents realize…

… feeling on the part books. of the University against it." Worried about the last category, a Student A Board of Regents by-law prohibits the Government Council subcommittee examined University from engaging…

… in competition with the possibility of establishing a student book- Ann Arbor merchants. store on campus. While finding the price of Much work remains to be done by any com- text books in Ann Arbor was…

…- hampered by any outside pressures. mittee's work and their fine job is perhaps -MICHAEL KRAFT Questionnaires and the Calendar SOME 200 students, according to recent es- rHAT IS precisely the danger that…

… accurate student the faculty, student and administration mem- opinion in the area of the academic calendar, bers of his group, there is still a needkfor rep- the committee mailed questionnaires to 400…

… Deceit He accused the present Jordan government of 'fsheer deceit aimed at paving the way for American colonialism to complete its plots against the liberal Arab movement." Hayari succeeded Nuwar as chief…

… of staff and held the job two ' days before fleeing to Syria.' , He told a news conference in I Damascus Saturday that palace | military attaches in Amman had i officials and foreign non-Arab plotted…

… the sche- dules also include rates and the bus routes. University students with identi- fication cards can ride for a 15 cent rate, according to the pamph-I let. Substantially the same routesI exist as…

… and cuts in enrollment had been discussed. "Probably both would be likely," he pre- dicted. Limit Enrollment Keeping the student enrollment at 22,000 rather than expanding to next year's projected…

… Reprisal LONDON () - Russia warned Britain a month before the Brit- ish-French attack on Egypt that the Arabs would sabotage the Suez Canal and Middle East oil work- ings in reprisal. Moscow also predicted…

… the Arab states would meet the invaders with a holy war. The sabotage materialized. The holy war did not. Warnings Conveyed The warnings were conveyed by'- Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin to then Prime…

…- ganda drive to picture the Rus- sians as friends and protectors of the Arab World. Moscow's maneuver to publish the letters came right behind weelend notes to the United States, Britain and France urging…

… diplomat, "and it tends to reduce the value of personal contacts be- tween heads of state." Bulganin predicted that if Sri- tain and France attacked Egypt "all the Arabs would rise in sacred struggle against…

… Dedication, Open House By RICHARD TAUB Students will have an oppor- tunity to see what is behind the shiny facade of aluminum, glass and brick in the building at E. Jef- ferson and Maynard Sts. from 3-5 p…

….m. on Friday. The new million dollar Student Activities Building will be dedi- cated by University President Harlan Hatcher and an open house will be held for all students. "We want to give the students…

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… all reprints. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957 NIGHT EDITOR: CAROL PRINS Student Relations Committee Aids Development Council t :. " ' ,_ ', 4 _,yl,_. t' v t ; e+ t I HUNTER'S AID? Automatic Dog Finder New…

… stressed the necessity of extra-Legislature funds to meet some of the University's less im- mediate, though still important needs. While student fees take care of some of the operating expenses, they…

… represent a relatively small amount and fail to cover many of the special projects which suffer also due to lack of State appropriations. To meet needs which are not met by Legisla- ture funds or student fees…

… which would otherwise go unimplemented. To promote the Development Council on the student level, the Student Relations Committee was organized three years ago. This year the Committee is attempting to car…

…, presidents of housing units and many campus organizations received let- ters from the Student Relations Committee calling for their suggestions on the Council program itself and recommendations on areas of…

… student need which the Council might con- sider. WHILE THE COUNCIL program at present is T handicapped by limited funds, it is an- nually becoming more successful in its program. Also, it is possible that…

… important student needs are being slighted merely because they have not been brought to the attention of the Council. Not all needs can be met immediately, but it is possible that areas not currently being…

… cov- ered should receive priority in the Council's budget. Students should take advantage of the oppor- tunity to present their suggestions to the Stu- dent Relations Committee and become ac- quainted…

… from its drift toward the Arab pro-Soviet camp, appeared to be in solid control yesterday. Tough Bedouin troops and security police, who supported 21-year- old King Hussein when he placed his crown on…

… persons were injured in Jerusalem where some Leftist students staged a parade and were WALT KELLY .. creator of 'Pogo' w Seek Truth, Kelly Tells IJournalists. By MURRAY FEIWELL Speaking in alternately…

… continue Jordan's "liberal Arab policy" and would have the "full cooperation" of the King. . Syrian and Egyptian leaders use "liberal Arab policy" to describe the course pursued by their gov- ernments. North…

… failure were the dark- ened classrooms faced by students in Angell Hall and other buildings on the main campus yesterday morning and afternoon. Plant department electricians were not available for comment…

… United States-Egyptian negotiations on canal operation would help close the gaps remain- ing between the two countries; or, 2. Whether this would only give an opening for Soviet propoganda among the Arab…

… investigation into the possibility of establishing a stu- dent bookstore will be presented to Student Government Council at its meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Student Activities Building. A report will be…

… store and the existing Student Book exchange. Study of the University Regula- tions Handbook and the establish- ment of a committee on increasing enrollment will also receive SGC attention along with a…

… Negro instead of as a person. "But there is no reason to be- lieve," he said in answer to a ques- tion, "that any active policy in the Residence Halls to place Negro and white students together would…

… employment market. There are many niches available. None of my good Communist graduate students are starving; it's hard to be excluded from the whole society." SGC Petitions. Still Available Only seven…

… control as well as to naviga- tion. Military application for all three uses have been developed at MIT. 'Hands Off' Arab King Tells World, Hussein Issues Plea For National Unity AMMAN (M-King Hussein yes…

…- terday sternly warned outsiders to keep their hands off Jordan, His attack was aimed at those dreaming of dismembering his country. But he also accused im- perialist countries of trying to break up Arab…

… automatically placed on the Student Government Council Agenda, SGC members decided by a nine to eight vote last night. Designed to organize channels of communication through which students can express their…

… Discussed A committee, headed by Jordan Lewis, '59, sent questionaires to 30 colleges and universities having student operated bookstores and found that because of Federal Fair Trade Laws, their prices were…

…- tion." T h e committee recommended that instead, "the present Student Book Exchange be continued and enlarged, so that eventually, it could evolve into a real student bookstore." 'Relief Bill Left…

… from the schools ANNUAL HONORS BANQUET: Adams Offers Words of Advice to Law Students By ROBERT BALL, Jr. Liberally punctuating his ad- dress with penetrating, often hu- morous law cases, John J. Adams…

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…. The following student sponsored events are approved for the coming weekend. April26: Adela Cheever, Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Xi Delta, Delta Theta Phi, Phi Gamma Delta, Public Health Club. April 27: Alpha…

…., April 26, 8 p.m., Rm. 2003, Angell Hall. Prof. Fred T. Haddock will spak on "Radio Waves from the Solar System." After the lecture the Student Observatory on the fifth floor of An- gell Hall will be open…

… for inspection and for observations of Jupiter and double stars. Children welcomed, but must b accompanied by adults. Concerts Student Recital Postponed: The reci- tal by Joyce Noh, previously announced…

… for Thurs., April 25, in the Rackham Assembly Hall, has been postponed. The new date will be announced later. Student Recital: by James J. Ed monds, pianist, previously announced for Wed., April 24…

… keyboard playing, and carillon compositions by M. van den Gheyn. Student Recital Postponed. The reci- tal by Neva Vukmirovich, pianist, pre- viously announced for Fri., April 26, has been postponed until Sun…

…., May 12. School of Music Honors Program, 4:15 Fri., April 26, in Aud. A, Angell Hall. Presentation of student honor awards and speech by Prof. Garnet R. Garrison, Dirctor of Television, "Television in…

… the Modern World." Open to School of Mu- sic students, faculty and friends. Academic Notices Doctoral Preliminary Examinations for Students in Education. All appli- 4 SECRETARY OF STATE John Foster…

… must be broken down by more drastic measures. -EDWARD GERULDSEN 41 ARMY-McCARTHY HEARINGS: Lawyer Welch Remains in Public Eye a INTERPRETING THE NEWS: Arab Opinion Volatile By WILLIAM L. RYAN…

… Associated Press News Analyst THERtE is a valuable lesson in last week's Middle East developments. Once again it has been demonstrated that Arab public opinion is something which can be shaped and changed…

… students whose addresses are known, and the Michigan Report, sent to parents of undergraduates. Many Activities at 'U' He was one of the organizers of the Development Council and is a member of its board of…

… directors. Since 1948 he has served on the executive committee of the Insti- tute of Social Research, and since 1951 as the President's represen- tative to the Board in Control of Student Publications and the…

…- junction with the SUI school of journalism. Most of the censored editorials dealt with allocation of football seats to students. Administration action against the paper's edi- torial freedom began with the…

… cen- sorship of an editorial criticizing the shifting of the student section 400 seats toward the end zone to make way for the state legislature. But last Wednesday the Iowan was permitted to run an…

… determining factor in the loca- tion of business in Michigan." Gets -Daily-Charles Curtiss NEW OFFICERS-The three senior posts in the Union Student Offices will be filled by Fred Wilten, left, Don Young…

… programs for the coming year, Young said, "We hope to work more closely with student government, the League, and with men's housing groups. We have strong hopes that the+ recently-proposed Union repre…

… maturity. At present they draw a straight 3 per cent. Byrd was the only one to speak on the bill, although several other Democratic senators had planned to make speeches. J-Hop Recount Arab Legion Aids…

… Hussein Win Control King Appoints Khalidi To Head Government Of Mid-East Nation AMMAN, Jordan (m -- Young King Hussein, backed by tough Bedouin fighters of the Arab Le- gion, won yesterday in his struggle…

… British-trained Arab Legion. They command strategic posi- tions atop the seven hills upon which Amman is built, and occupy posts in the business district. They camp in strength on Amman's out- skirts. When…

… they entered the city Monday they blackened their faces with burnt cork-an Arab sign that they meant business and were prepared to kill. Squelch Uprising Attempt These troops have already put down one…

… enrollment, raise student fees 47 per cent, or refuse salary increases to faculty members. Cutting the University's request from $34,121,458, of the recom- mended budget "leaves us with Jordan King…

…-old monarch blast ed Egyptian propaganda and inter national communism alike as th sources of his nation's troubles. Summit Conference Less than two months ago Hus sein participated in an Arab "sum mit…

…" conference with Egypt's Pres ident Gamal Nasser, as an ally ii the cause of Arab nationalism. Yesterday he told Egypt to leave this country alone. With swift strokes, Hussein held down th'e threat of…

… Suez fighting last fall Britain, supporting the Ameri- can position, consulted w i t h France and allies of the Baghdad Pact. Iraqi troops were reported mov- ing up to the frontier. Saudi Arab- ian…

… forces in the southern part of Jordan are under orders to aid Hussein where necessary. New Students' Orientation Plans Shaping Plans for a summer orientation program are taking shape, ac- cording to Barry…

… Shapiro, '59, a member of the Student Govern- ment Council orientation com- mittee. Under the program students who wish to will be invited to vis- it the University during the sum- mer to carry out the…

… administra- tive tasks of orientations. These include ID card pictures, x-rays, counseling and registration. The student will visit the Uni- versity for two and one half day periods. Those who are unable to…

… Jordanian crisis appeared either definite or probable: 1) The Arab bloc, which has always been united in opposition to Israel and has shown considerable surface solidarity on the issue of' Egypt's operation…

… picked up at the Office of Student Affairs. Interviewing will begin May 13. i. r v t is r. c x s x a t still planning on making aj on the floor of House," he Republican legislator as- the GOP spending…

… would try. Unconfirmed reports in other Arab capitals said Jordan Authori- ties had arrested several hundred Communists, leftists and extreme nationalists-including nationalist ex-Premier Suleiman Nabulsi…

… three countries. Deliberate on Doctrine Hussein has said Jordan will de- cide in consultation with its Arab neighbors whether to use the Eis- enhower Doctrine, offering United States defense to. any Arab…

…- fornia, Republican leader, has pre- dicted a billion dollar cut in for-i eign aid. Navy Unveils New TV Ta~e 1? A cu'TTr~m., r1T X -,.Tr ___.-I Arab Allies To Discuss Saud Action King Congratulates Hussein…

… here Thursday. Nasser met the Syrian-Egyptian mission on its return. The results of the Kuwatly- Sabry meeting with Saud would appear to hold vital meaning in the high-pressure Arab diplomatic…

… deputy assistant newspapers to stop at- secretary of state for European m. affairs. a r To Hold First Drive May 5 acted the night of May 7. Students living in residence ments on WCBN have also been of…

… Meeting Not Held Panhel Failed To Discuss Rushing Schedule with Calendar Committee By SARA DRASIN and RICHARD TAUB Panhellenic Association never met with Student Government Council Calendaring Committee to…

… variety show, a concert and a Uni- versity lecture. Dianne Duncan, '58Ed, ex- plained that while Panhel hadn't conferred with the SGC calendar committee, they had spoken to members of various student or…

… yesterday an d launched a determined war against the Communists in his kingdom. The Arab Legion, the King's loyal and predominantly Bedouin army, began a roundup of Com- munists, left-wing leaders and ex…

… neighboring Arab states and informed them of the developments which have been rocking Jordan for nearly three weeks. Communist Penetration The 21-year-old King, winner of at least a temporary victory in the…

… second round of a struggle for his throne, left little doubt in any of the Arab leaders' minds that he considers his primary job at this time to be the crushing of any further attempts at Communist…

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… materially insignifi- The course of action of the presently friend- cant Arab kingdom crucially significant to ly Arab nations also hinges to some degree on the entire world, and particularly to the two the…

… boxed in on four sides by four am- entire Arab world under his unholy influence. bitious nations, each of which is ready and waiting to march in and sieze what territory IN THAT EVENT, Western and…

… healthiest and most interesting ing over the campus. Prof. Kenneth Boulding of the myriad student groups at the Uni- told the club Tuesday that it is the people who versity is the newly-formed Political Issues…

…, something that has become all too rare in the current student generation. IN THESE TIMES, when a shortage of college Strangely enough, although the group's teachers looms as a serious threat to the avowed…

… purpose is to interest students in poli- quality of higher education in America, Wood- tical affairs and issues on a non-partisan ba- row Wilson fellowships assume a tremendous sis, it has met with…

… opposition or at least dis- importance. trust when it tried to obtain speakers. Faculty Established to encourage students in prac- members, on being asked to speak, have sub- tically any field to continue…

… the threat posed by the steria has permeated the faculty, possibly the prospect of spiralling enrollments. one campus segment which should be expected The seven University students who were to assume…

…:00 p.m. Thurs., April 18. Prof. Edward Devine, Ann Ar- bor City Prosecutor, will preside. Co- sponsored by Sociology Undergraduate Student-Faculty Committee and by the Law School. Concerts Student…

… Recital: Sara Scott, student of piano with Marion Owen, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Music degree at 8:30 p.m. Thurs., April 18, in the Rackham As- sembly Hall. Works by…

…Student Relations Committee Aids Campus Development See Page 4 1 it t Dait1P P *a SLEET, RAIN Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LXVII, No. 135 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1957…

… damage the economy. To some extent Ibanez hah checked the inflation that began some 15 years ago. LSA Student Survey Set Next Month By ALLAN STILLWAGON This year's literary college stu- dent opinion survey…

…'s Executive Com- mittee. The survey, once a hotly con- troversial program, uses a subjec- tive questionnaire to inform fac- ulty members of their students' "evaluation" of courses and teach- jag. Class Time…

… by his classes. Faculty rating was first intro- duced 15 years ago, when the lit- erary college devised an elaborate plan to gauge classroom effective- ness. In addition to student reactions…

… border to keep out Arab in- filtrators and suicidal commando raiders. Declaring Israel's dissatisfaction with arrangements UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold made with Egypt to supress across…

… would help de- fend Quemoy and Matsu, off the Chinese mainland, from attacks by Chinese Reds. Two Uni Denies Invitation demic freedo He denied that he had invited students and Anthony Eden, British Prime…

… students should enjoy and exercise their fre ank Grace of the political science department s pressure of expediency somewhat hampered exec edom-"the University can't afford to allow any To e University…

… facilities Honor Group Committee TO inquire, Recommend' Niehuss Supports Study, Pledges Aid By VERNON NAHRGANG Student Government Council initiated a student-faculty Honor System Study Committee yester- day…

… objective which might be initiated by a cooperative ef- Arnold fort of faculty and students if the left) practicability and acceptance .. , 'Aca- is demonstrated..." ersity Worthy of Study Vice-President and…

… of its Education and Social Welfare Slosson Committee, decided the committee munity would consist of five faculty and edom." five student members. One of the said he latter would be a Council mem- cise…

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… continual mo- mentary crises and should be more than wel- come. -JAMES BERG IHC Sells Students A Quorum Short THE Inter-House Council fell short of a quorum to elect an administrative vice- president. The…

… vote was crucial in creating a functional governing body for the men's resi- dence halls next year. The problem here is the same all over cam- pus - student apathy. This case is particularly disturbing…

…. Those that were to vote last night are men who have shown the initiative and ability to guide their houses - student leaders. If such men cannot show sufficient interest to elect IHC officers, how then…

… until the Western Powers are persuaded to put pressure on Israel for a general Middle Eastern settlement. Nasser has sad that the canal and all other problems could be settled easily if the Arab world was…

… given guarantees that Israel would stay behind the borders originally proposed for her by the United Nations. In that case, he said, Israel's existence would be recognized. This is a reversal of the Arab…

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… Student Government Council for a -without atleast indicating in what sub-group revocation of the Council's deferred rushing that thinking took place, why it was not in resolution is greatly disturbing. the…

….m. the day preceding publication. Notices forSunday Daily due at 2:00 p.m. Friday. SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1957 VOL. LXVII, NO. 145 General Notices Women students living in the Mar- tha Cook Building, and…

… support from most of the Arab states. The show of force of moving the Sixth Fleet to the Eastern Mediterranean is pointless and even stupid, in view of Hussein's statement of independence. Jordan is a…

… landlocked country, and the only conceivable way by which United States troops could get to it would be through Israel -- which would certainly be a major er- ror. Hussein is first and foremost an Arab na…

… something if it remains near Jordan, unless the country is to look foolish and vacillating in the eyes of the Arab nations. This, also, would dispose of the Eisenhower Doctrine. In effect, Hussein has…

… country universally recognized as the greatest democ- racy in the world today. One of the most well-known cx- aVmml PC .is the, ,4nn rnnl rr cinrl the "University Eegulations Con- cerning Student Affairs…

… backbone of the army's old Arab Legion. Foreign Plot A dispatch from Damascus said Hayari accused Hussein's royal palace of "preparing a plot In co- oein wthforeignn non-Arab against Jordan's independence…

… 'Not Unreasonable' By MICHAEL KRAFT Feelings that .Ann Arbor book- stores gouge students are b'asically unjustified, a Student Government C o u nc i I committee discovered while investigating the…

… possibilities of a student bookstore on campus. The committee, which made their long awaited report to SGC 'at Wednesday's meeting, s e n t questionnaires to approxima' ely twenty colleges and universities having…

… student - operated book- bookstores, whether commercially or student-operated, the commit- tee estimated that "a student bookstore could feasibly sell texts five to 15 per cent below list price." After…

…. A student bookstore must operate on a year-round basis. 9 TI+ ,vie+ ho'cu a flI-niism mahil "Unfortunately, the s m a 11 amount of possible saving to the student hardly seems worth the effort and…

… expense," Goldman told SGC when presenting the report. A student buying $40 worth of books a semester would save be- tween $2 and $6 a semester. "If we could make a substantial saving, it would be…

… student operated bookstores were established on other campuses years ago, before they had any competition, or "where existing conditions favored their establish- ment," the committee concluded that it would…

… students wishing to apply for a Resi- dence Hall Scholarship for the aadem- ic year 1957-58 for Helen Newberry Resi-1 dence may do so through the Office of the Dean of Women. Applications close Wed., April…

… 24. Students already living in this residnce hall and those wish- ing to live there next fall may apply.i Qualifications will be considered on thes basis of academic standing (minimum 2.5 cumulative…

… the University of Chicago in Aud. B, Angell Hall at 4:00 p.m. Thurs., April 18. Prof. Edward Devine, Ann Ar- bor City Prosecutor, will preside. Co- sponsored by Sociology Undergraduate Student…

…-Faculty Committee and by the Law School. Concerts Student Recital: Sara Scott, student of piand with Marion Owen, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Master of Music degree at 8:30 p.m. Thurs., April…

… Thurs., April 18. It is only necessary to report "D" and "E's grades. Please send them to 207 Architcture Building not later than Tues., April 23. ..Al students planning to meet the Directed Teaching…

… requirements for the Secondary School Teaching Certificate during the Fall Semester 1957, must file their applications in Room 3206, Uni- versity High School before the end of the present semester. Students who…

…. 140 General Notices Women Students Now on Campus who do not have a housing commit- ment for the fall semester, 1957, may apply for housing accommodations in residence halls, league houses, and in- ter…

…. The speaker will be Edward Connor, chairman, Wayne County Board of Supervisors. Concerts Student Recital: Mary Alice Clagett, pianist, at 8:30 p.m. Mon., April 22, in Aud. A, Angell Hall, performing…

…- pointments, contact the Bureau of Ap- pointments, 3528 Administration Build- ing, NO 3-1511, Ext. 489. Organization Notices Hillel Foundation, Student Zionist Organization, Discussion, April 21, 8:00 p…

….m., Hillel. Topic: "Viewpoints on the Arab-Israeli Dispute." Also Israeli singing and dancing. s * . Roger Williams Fellowship, April 21, 6:45 p.m., Chapman Room. Program: The reading of "The Terrible Week…

… Resurrection references in the Book of Acts. * . . The Contemporary Literature Club, organisational meeting, April 23, 7:30 p.m., Student Activities Building. Prof. Greenhut will moderate a discussion of poems…

… N. Humnmel, "In What Sense Is Christ Living?" The Congregational and Disciples Student Guild, April 21, 7:00 p.m., Guild House. Program: Recordings of "King David" by Honegger and "The Saint of…

… Bleeker Street," by Menotti. Student Government Council, peti- tioning for Human Relations Board and Cinema Guild Board opens 'Mon- day, April 22. Petitions are available at Mrs. Callahan's office (2013 and…

… 1538 Student Activities Building) and must be returned by noon, Monday, April 29. * * * Graduate Outing Club, hike and sup- per, April 21, 2:00 p.m., Rackham. Fountain Pens Greeting Cards Stationery…

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… incident is "educate" their members in this respect. But a good example. A student, left on a frozen the education has not stuck, and penalties ap- lake, accidentally stumbled onto a weak spot, pear to be…

…- trators who, despite public opinion, continue to ask students for more money. It was just a little over a year ago, April 12, 1956, to be exact, that students living, in the Residence Halls were told they…

… would be paying $20 more for room and board this year. The students got mad, the Inter-House Council got mad, the Board of Governors of the Residence Halls got mildly upset and the administration got its…

… traditional explanations surrounding the increase came one productive move - the establishment of a committee under the Board of Governors, composed of two faculty members, two admin- istrators and two students…

… last October that "much of the information would be highly confidential." But how much is "much?" Was this commit- tee intended only to soothe the ruffled feelings. of students at the time of the $20…

… increase, or has it considered all facets of Residence Hall finance and made a sincere effort to- find ways to save students some money. We may never know, but certainly not until - if ever-- they release a…

…- ed lazily and without any apparent pattern across the sy.,It was most distracting. Whether br not "Richard III" is an authentic tragedy, last night's small attendance was a major one. When students…

…, NO. 144 General Notices Women students living in the Mar- tha Cook Building, and those accepted for September, 1957. wsing to apply for the Anne E. Shipman Stevens Scholarship may call at the Building…

… details of the letter delivered to Macmillan three days ago. The letter appeared to be geared to the new Soviet campaign to depict Moscow as a peace-loving friend of the Arab world. Urges Agreement "Taking…

… far this fiscal year, which ends June 30. SSGC Meeting New committee chairmen under the revised structure will be an- nounced at the Student Govern- ment Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the third…

… Office of Stu- dent Affairs, Student Activities Building. Positions are also available for Cinema Guild Board, and may also be picked up at Mrs. Calla- han's office. Professor Paul G. Kauper of the law…

… Out Small anti-Khalidi demonstra- tions broke out in the Arab sec- tion of Jerusalem and two other west Jordan cities, Jerico and Nab- lus. The Moslem Brotherhood clash- ed with Communists in Jericho…

…, respectively, narrated Egypt, charged Monday that nts of the kidnapping for "some neighboring Arab countries mittee. and foreign countries paid lots of on told the committee that money" to precipitate the…

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… University administrator or to the student government council telling of their problems and asking for help. Miss Eckhardt explains it this way, "It was our problem . . . and we wanted to follow it through to…

… through other means. To a man like Nasser, who sees himself as leader - possibly king of the en- tire Arab world, one country or even one im- portant man with the ability and courage to oppose him is a…

… Jordan probably will not look too eagerly to the West, it is hoped that she, Saudi Arabia and Iraq are at least able to put a damper on Nasser and moderate Arab nation- alism. They may even be able to, in…

… Religious Affairs was created last year as a suc- cessor to Lane Hall, and is one of the student services responsible to Vice-President for Student Af- fairs James A. Lewis, as are the Deans of Men and Women…

… Religious Af- fairs was placed in the Student Activities Building specifically for the purpose of keeping religious affairs relevant to student life. Our office is proud to be located in the new building and…

… eager to make the best use of the oppor- tunities which it provides. We invite both students and staff to acquaint themselves with our services and to use them whenever the need arises. -C. Grey Austin…

… avail- able now at Lane Hall, or at the Of- fice of the Coordinator of Religious Affairs, Student Activity Building. Freshman Rendezvous, to be held Sept. 10-12. is sponsored by the Office of Re- ligious…

… Affairs with IFC, IHC, Assemb- ly, Pan-Hellenic, Council of Student Religious Organizations, and SGC co- operating. Application deadline Mon., May 6. Attention all Seniors: Order your caps and gowns for…

…- lei: Student Zionist Organization Dis- cussion, "Viewpoints on the Arab-Is- raeli Dispute." Also Israeli singing and dancing. .,' -i "I ALLOWING ACTION by other groups to directly influence Student…

…Man.Listen To That Beat" Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN…

…-looked because it is another facet, no matter how big or small, in the prob- lem of segregation. EAN BACON'S attitude toward any ques- tionnaire change was unfortunate. Calling students "torch bearers" or…

… crusaders who re- quest foreign students or those of other back- grounds for roommates, the Dean is caught in an inconsistency. She claims there are educational values in inter-cultural living, but if…

… students request it they fall under her derogatory title. There are people who wish to maximize their education at the University by living with someone of an entirely different background. This is one of…

… least a little. Hale told the group certain people respon- sible for placing students were probably not as completely aware of the board's attitude to- ward integration as they might be. Prof. Laing noted…

… Government Gov- ernment Council's discussion topics is perhaps an honest admission of weakness, but SGC's attempts to more effectivly receive "student opinion" could hinder the organization even further…

…. Hoping to create greater interest in student government, SGC has granted the League Sen- ate and the Union Representative Body the power to place on the SGC Agenda any resolu- tions that might stem from…

… their discussions of problems and issues. Through these bodies, consisting of repre- sentatives from student housing groups, con- stituents would have a channel to express opinion to SGC. Theoretically…

…, this would provide an excellent method for aiding the 18 member of SGC in hearing the thoughts of 22,000 students, Sup- posedly, both the women's and the men's groups would represent no special interests…

… for publication and distribution of ,the Student Direc- tory are now being accepted by the Board in Control of Student Publications. UNION POLITICS: Meany Stands by Decision; Beck Claims Ouster Illegal…

… engineering, and Prof. Herbert deprive the Arab countries of their C. Youtie of papyrology. freedom, and cast the Soviet Un- ion itself in the role of the Arabs' e friend. Brueker Cites The statement was…

… broadcast by Moscow radio and heard in Troop Mobl1*-t yLondon. Summaries of the declaration were broadcast twice in the early WASHINGTON (,') -Secretary Moscow Arabic program with an of the Army Wilbur…

… Brucker said announcement that the full text yesterday the United States could would be repeated in Arabic to- get troops into Jordan "in a matter day. of days - not weeks or months" Assessed as a whole…

… ______________Kremlin interests were passed -{aover with the remark that "such rrest Student 'questions are exclusively the in- r sdternal affair of each country." The statement charged recent Donald C. Ellison, '57E…

…" at a dollar from every student. Different in Philosophy To realize this goal, this year's drive will not be based exclusively on the bucket drive, as were its predecessors. "Campus Chest is different…

… collec- tion. Students living off-campus will be contacted for contributions on May 7, and a bucket drive will be held on campus May 9 and 10. Drive Under SGC Tags will be given to donors. Aiding in the…

… year's rushing SGC c Street rioting, a familiar device period for December. schedule in Jordan politics, had driven the Several members of Student a half we Cabinet into urgent session. Government…

… that it is not myself that is the only target of attack, but it is a general move to destroy all elements that can stand in the way of the new imperialism that wants to come into the Arab world. "This…

…. * * * Petitions for Engineering Exec- utive Council are now being ac- cepted. They may be obtained at 225 West Engineering and the Arch Entrance, and are due at 5 p.m. tomorrow at 2547 Student Activi- ties Building…

… one of the highest immigration rates in the country. The medical school has doubled its graduating class since 1949, from 92 students to 189, the report shows, while Wayne State has re- mained about the…

… admissions increase of 50 students per year. -Daily-David Arnold PROF. HART . . suggests super-group cil is required for the calendaring of rushing or any other campus activity. "May Be Violation" SOC…

… said Israel "definitely" will be barred. SGC To Seek Reactions On Insurance By RICHARD TAUB Student Government Council last night established a committee to study and gather student opin- ions on a…

… revised administra- tine structure. Judy Martin, '59, will chair the Student Activities Committees, Connie Hill, '58, National and In- ternational Affairs, Gerald Black- stone, '60, Educational and Social…

…, is cheer. fully apocalyptic. Its philosophy i "Man cannot achieve his future he has nothing more to achieve. Our age, he said, thinks it know too much; faith has become un seemly. Students Win Case…

… published last Thurs- is day in the News were cabled from .n Cairo. They were translations of t- Arabic copies made of the letters while the Cairo police were holding r, them during their investigation." a Bc…

… expected to follow the Senate Committee's lead.) Regents Paul Adams and Eugene Power went on record yes- terday as firmly opposing any in- crease in resident fees. But both conceded that out-state students…

…- rollment calls for 24,100 students). Nothing Inevitable Regent Adams said there was nothing inevitable in enrollment increases, noting "legislative ap- propriations are certainly a fac- tor in determining…

… current fiscal year was appropriated on the as- sumption MSU would have an en- rollment of 18,500 students, he VERNON NAHRGANG .... City Editor JAMES ELSMAN DAVIDINE KRASNEY ... Editorial Director…

… Board in Con- trol of Student Publications yes- terday. Eckstein succeeds retiring Editor Richard Snyder, '57. Ralph Bunche To Lecture United Nations Undersecretary Ralph Bunche will speak tonight in Hill…

… just returned from a UN mission to the Middle East, meeting the leaders of the Arab states in conferences. He began his career as an instructor at Harvard. Ward Named To Head Daily. At the same time…