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…THE MICHIGAN DAlYTEDAPIL13 EAXTS PLAY ROLE: f AInt t O B s tols'11-C a n a d a -tI.S 1"c ai e w ) The Canaida - United States Commiittce on Education, an or-1 ganization of educators of both' nation's formed to encourage "ed- ucation as a force to streng then and impr"ove the good relations existing bctween the two coun- tries,"bganif 5 fifth annual+ meeting here yesterda. As a par't of thie convention,+ Abbe Arthur Maheux of Laval Universit...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE -d Coaches Satisfied With Sprig Trips t j D Ho in e a sif Ali, odaGy Sports SoIlf . . Even though Michigan's Big Nine Golf Champions were dumped a couple times on their tour of the southern circuit, Coach Bert Katzenmeyer stuck an optimistic smile through his new- ly acquired sun tan to express his, satisfaction on his team's progress to date. It was the combination of two, hot collegiate teams and the long ...…

…EIGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1548 4 TORKS, ET AL: Two Emergency Calls Give Deputy a Busy Day By CRAIG WILSON Life is just one little thing after another for Deputy Kenneth W. Dilloway, who pilots the Washtenaw County Sheriff's Of- fice ambulance. Dilloway normally handles rou- tine desk work in the Sheriff's office but yesterday he played the starring role in a "beat the stork" chase to St. Joseph's Mercy Hos- pital, and...…

…GETTING Bev rage Lw & 6 UIIA1 CLOUDY, COLDER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 130 Senate Votes 300 Millions School Aid Proposes Grants To Poorer States WASHINGTON, April 1-(P)- The Senate passed and sent tc the House tonight legislation tc authorize $300,000,000 of Federa aid to the nation's grade and higi schools each year. The bill is aimed at more nearly equalizing the amounts spent fo: education throughout the country I...…

…THE iLCHIGAN DAILY F-RiAY APRIL't.1:4 1 r a R m-Huntiuo VETO POWER UPHELD: Students Attend Session Of Mock UN Assembly By ANDEE SEEGER The United Nations could take a few pointers from a model UN Assembly attended last weekend by three University students. Representing the University-alias Brazil-at the National In- tercollegiate Assembly of the United Nations were Jack Fritz, sent by the speech department; Bill Miller, of the Student Legi...…

…___ __ ___ ___"_ __ __THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Swimmers Launch BidforA 4L PAGE THRE Crown TRIPLE TERROR: Pete Elliott Turns To Golf, Bolsters 'M' NCAA Chances By L. E. NELSON Michigan's versatile young red-. head, Pete Elliott, will be taking to the fairways shortly to direct his talents toward bringing the Wolverines another golf cham- pionship and, perhaps, another, NCAA title. Things were looking pretty dis- mal last spring about th...…

…tfli ICHiGAN ILX TRThAY, APRTh 2~ f - - -- __.._ ._ __ _-,- ---.-----__-___ m.. _ _. _ .. _ _ _ - _._ Getting Behind THOSE STUDENTS who are still basking in the memory of their "true-red-blooded Americanism," apparently dormant since they snowballed Gerhart Eisler off campus last semester, better wake up. They're getting behind. Far behind. University of Wisconsin students-also true and red-blooded-effectively used the snowball to break u...…

…f-JUtlYAPR-L4 2, i1 4& - ~rT1 T~,T('U1~A.......T~ g .t: r International Students Traditional Costume Event, Will Feature Cerda, Tinker'! Foreign students on campus will play host to University stu- dents and faculty at the annual International Bali which will be given from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, April 23 in the Union Ballroom. Music for the dance will be furnished by Frank Tinker's orches- tra and Ramon Cerda's Rhumba Band. The intermiss...…

…4 THLE MICHIGAN IDAILY F~RIDAY. APrm 2, 1948 -~ ~ - -i---, Now" - I Spice of I-M Open House -4 LIKE FATLING OFF A LOG Alex Canja, former captain and number one diver of the Mich- igan swinming team, showed the I-M Open house audience how easy it is to do a perfect swan dive off the high board. Can.ia and varsity diver Tommy O'Neil put on an exhibition be- fore the fraternity swimming finals. 4 UPS AND OVER-Fred Otto tried to pump i...…

…S AN.SL II INTERLUDE See Page A , ie i l 411 tily PARTLY CLOUDY, LITTLE WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVI, No. 129 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Crisler ** House I RumoredReady To Leave Campus * * * * * * asses Foreign Recovery Rl//'U' Athletic Director ..aJEVW/ VI Includes Military Assistance; For Greece, Turkey, China Motion That UN Handle Problem Defeated; Spain, Western German...…

…THE 1IIf.1I1(-'A.N DATL TIWWDAT. APIUL .1 ISM Wenley, Newman Club Pace Leagues in I- a- Y- C- --- [ILA-. -U, 11f Trac-,k i Greene House Edged 19-17; Chi Psi Reigns Mis-Fits Finisi Champs Take Three Firsts AsIndependent L Wenley House took the resi- dence halls 'indoor track cham- pionship last night, edging out Greene House and Lloyd House. Placing first in three events, Wenley garnered 19 points. Greene was second with 17 mark- ers,...…

…TIUllTSDAY, APIRL 1. 1918 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY iIer me , Bid for A olerines Dixie Bound 'AUTitle T Matt Mann .11, Gus Stager Swim in 1500 Meter Grind Di ving I)ynasty Makes Ohio State Favorite Over 1Iichigan Splashers at New Haven Basebal .* . Tomvrrowi 1'1 Rl t 1 y 1leLr packs up his 1948 bas( bail quad -which looks like Str i ly a "good hit, no pitch" proposiionn- and embarks on his annual junket south of the Mason-Dixon line. Usual ...…

…__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __0___ _11R a I1iXN I l 11v i )111A11 Spanish Interlude 113 THOSE OF US who have been watch- ing democracy compromised and some- times not-too-subtley betrayed time and again in these last few years, the welcome of Spain into the family of nations cannot come as much of a surprise. Even during the war, and immediate post-war period when feeling ran high against the totalitarian nations, fascist Spain was officially regar...…

…THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY INCLUSION OF SPAIN HIT: Foreign Students Favor Marshall Plant V- By ANDEE SEEGER Foreign students at the Uni- versity generally favor the Uar- shall Plan, though they take ex- ception to certain of its provi- sions. Among many people recently interviewed, Zorac Organschi, '48, of Italy, expressed the general opinion when he spoke strongly in favor of ERP. The Plan, said Organschi, is not essential...…

…if F AMI C 1-11 It , N DA I LY Tti l-TR; )AY PPil, 1, 1.94n __ -iCA AT hUSAARI ,14 TIMES CHANGE; WOMEN DON'T: Students To IrivesLigate Ancient Indian Pottery By DOLORES PALANKER Women just never seem to change. As indicated by the styles of to- day, they always try to keep up with each other-and this same thing was true even of the Indian womerf in their pottery making, according to Dr. James B. Griffin, director of the Museum of An- thro...…

…OPA DEATH WATCH eiCe :ge 4 La4tt Dedline in the State A6F :43att]y MILD, SHOWERS VOL. LVII, No. 145 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Support Free Debate On Palestine Defer Co~niiieii On Independtence By The Associated Press NEW YORK, April 29--Russia tonight supported full discussion _ of the Palestine question in the United Nations Assembly but re- served her position on the merits of the Arab states...…

…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1947 A A BOOK A MINUTE: Inter-Floor Communications System Eases Library Load By BRUCE SCHWARTZ By an intricate system of inter- floor communication, a typical re- quest for a single book, to be found in some 900,000 in the General Li- brary, takes only a few minutes of a student's time. Library officials say, however, that when delivery is slow, the fault often lies in the students' improper u...…

…IVwD~ S riV2 AP1-IT 30, 1947 THE MICHIGAN IDAIL Michigan Blan i Nine Cops Series as Dole Hurls Seven Hit Game Hitters Break Loose with Six Runs in Ninth; Three Twin Killings Feature Tough Defense By BEV BUSSEY Art Dole, lanky right-hander, pitched the team's first shutouta of the season, blanking the Detroit University Titans, 8-0, yesterday at the U. of D. field to give the Wolverines a clean sweep of their home and home series. The Titan...…

…PoA THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESJDAN, A?.UIL A381 OPA Death Watch T HIS COMING JUNE 30 marks the first anniversary of the death of the PA. Most of us remember the events surrounding this decision. The country had been living under a program of price controls for over four years and although three-fourths of the population were still behind them, our rep- resentatives in Congress, under the pressure of an indignant block of business interest...…

…, APRIL 30, 19417 THE MICHIGAN D AiL PAGE . . . ... . . ... .................. . . . . . ........... ........ ...... ............... .. ..... Twommortsn. . ......... .. . .. ....... ........................................... . ... .... . . ........................................... .... . .............. Installation Night To Be Held Monday F 1{Q' y 1 . .r .URE EWS League Posts To Be Filled Program in Rackham Hall Will Feature Bett...…

…PA P T TH iN 1At WEDINESM1Y, ;pUU, , qi, Dr. BlakemanI To Hold New Religious Post 'Research Consultant" To Be New 'U' Title Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, coun- selor in religious education, will hold the title of research consul- tant in religious education, effec- tive May 1, Provost James P. Adams has announced. Dr. Blakeman has resigned from his position so that he can devote his time to research project upon which he has been working for se...…

…lwdwmw iL r CONFUSION See Page Lw A D41ai46t WARME% II R, SHOER, Latest Deadline in the State ."- VOL. LVII, No. 144 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1947 PRICE FIVE Arabs Begin Drive in UN On Palestine Syrian Delegate Asks Free Debate By The Associated Press NEW YORK, April 28 - The Arabs opened a power drive to- night for full debate on the whole Palestine question in the first spe- cial session of the United Nations Assem...…

…____mmmm_______________m THE MICHLG AN MAI~Y Tr- "rr ZIYDA C tED CONFUSION CLOUDS, blowing hith- er and yon about the state, have gather- over this campus. Some students and 1culty members are fogged as to why the lministration has withdrawn campus rec- nition from Michigan Youth for Demo- atic Action, and wonder whether actions ainst other campus groups are in the fing., Association with the administration has nvinced me that MYDA has been ...…

…THE MICHIGAN IXICY Wolverines OUtScore Michigan Normal, 14-7 SPo01 FSCRAPBOOK By JACK MARTIN, Daily Sports Editor 11 11 .E rpHiE PAST WEEK-END saw the Western Conference baseball tangle untwine itself and settle down into some semblance of predictable order. Three teams are currently jousting for the driver's seat, and, although the season is still in its infancy, it appears that one of this trio will probably win the race. Northwe...…

…TO iCm-1 AN )A-l_ __ _ _ __ _ _ CTTION PREPARATION: ISO Week To Be Observed Py Informational RallyHere, R 0 Y .epor Made it European outh Survey Clothing, Shoes Asked rv FaiineConlittee Sudents Will Attend Meeing Campus I Of Art Group Awards given by the Detroit . al u iOn chapter of the American Insittute F.IToit (in of Architects will enable seven ielcv inhe;1 omte n.Gla gaea hsenios achitectui rstudents to at- cc' Artmnert itl chis n a...…

…FRESH AIR !A P 4 eePag ' -44 A6F A6V an 4br -AA--Ab., FAIR, W ARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 143 ANN AR1- OV, MCHIGAN, c; APRIL 27, 1947 PD TVV WT'[TT'i r-IW V riQ Truce Sough In Month Oh Phone Strike Labor Secretary Expresses Hope By The Associated Press WASHINGTON, April 26-Sec retary of Labor Schwellenbac held shirt-sleeve conference on t telephone strike today which pre duced a union expression of hop for a set...…

…PAGE TWO TILE M1II CIA N DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947- List of Students Honored Friday Cmn tinued Ir EDITOR'S NOTE: Names published in this issue of Tilw Daily complete the list of students honored in the 24th annual Honors Convocation. Graduate School Depa rt men/al Honors AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING : Gage Crocker, S.B., M.S., +K+i4; James Dempsey, B.S.; Robert Gunkel, B.S.E., (Ae.E.) ; Charles Lauritsen, B.S.E. (Ae.E.), ITatu, ,1,K+, Fra...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1917 THE MICHIGAN' DAILY ECONOMIC RIEPORT NFLAI Expeeted rop in Prices NA Fev Not To Come Until 1948 I .'- NEWVTY WASHINGTON, April 26--(A4- - The Natio me that a confidential report says The atiac That drop in prices which has been o.;actuers expected this autumn may not overy five come until 1948. A government economist told Karl ShapivR.,ro *Will Lecture On Wednesday Karl Shapiro, American poet, will lecture on "Meter a...…

…THE MICOLIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, AR .27,- 14 Fresh Air Cmip THE LITTLE BOY on the diving board will be around again this Wednesday to ask your aid in making the University Fresh Air Camp Tag Day sales a success. The Tag Day goal for funds to be raised by students has been set at $5,500, a sum which calls for more than a smile at this "cute" kid; it calls for an awareness on the part of contributors of the importance of the work that is being d...…

…/SigDAY An, "17,- I?47- THfE- MICHIGAN- GAILY List of Honor Students Completed .. . MIDE'WPIOOFIN C:'GNT RESEARCH 1 ,E1LLOWrSIP: Louise Brough'. A.I3. MONSANTO CHIEMiIAL WORKES RESEARCII FE1LLOWSHIPE: Andre DeiinB-S_ ,T.I,,'P 1'. ., Donald Shrc ts, A.1,_. . 1>" F. C. AND SUSAN EASTMAN NEWCOMB1E FELLOW~SIP IN PLANT PHYSIOLOGY: Cheng Tsui, B.S., A.M., 11i. PARKE, DAVIS AND COMPANY FELLOWSHIP: Arthur Zambito, B.S. (Cliem.), M.S., +A 1' PARK...…

…I six THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 .... . . .... I Illini Hand Wolverines Sec u Straig ht Loss, 2-0 ', Britten Baffles Michigan Batters with Two-Hitter Maize and Blue Face Ypsi Nine Tomorrow By CHUCK LEWIS Again it was a case of too much pitching and not enough hitting as Michigan lost its s e c o n d straight Conference contest to I- linois, 2-0, yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field. Illini ace John Brittin, the s...…

…SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FADE WAA Notices WAA sports clubs will meet this week as follows: Rifle Club: Practice meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday at the ROTC Range, Bowling Club: Regular meetings from 3 to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Tues- day, and Wednesday. Ballet Club: Beginners and i a- termediates will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Barbour Gym. Modern Dance Club: Regular meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Barbour Gym ...…

…TH.E.M.CHI.AN....... gWND V, App.-m 21 o CURE FOUND YET: Research 1n Arthi;tis Done By Unit at University Hospital By JOAN KATZ As the chronic disease respon- sible for greater economic distress than any other in the world, T est Case on Poll Tax to Be Held by Club The constitutionality of a Con- g'ressional anti-poll-tax law will be tested by a Case Club court Thursday when the organization holds its final argument in com- petition for the...…

…FEPC DISCUSSED Vp Latest Deadline in the State D~ai W ARMER 8ce Page 4 4. VOL. LVII, No 142 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Blast Causes New Terror In Palestine Stern Gang Kills" Five in Explosion By The Associated Press JERUSALEM, April 25 - Two Jews drove a stolen postoffice truck laden with explosives into one of the most heavily guarded police compounds in Palestine to- day, and 20 minutes later a sh...…

… SATUIRDAY, APRIL 2a, 1941 * N T __ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ Students Acclaimed at Linors Assembly Yesterday Seniors COLLEGE OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND THE ARTS: 'Alfred Antilla, 4K4; William Baker, A.B., +131K, 4M),,4411; Rob- ert Ball, 'FK4, SHY,; Natalie Ben- son, +K+, A.A, Dormitory Scholar; Janice' Bernstein; Duane Bird, 1,)11:~; Merle Brown,(, 4) ; Pt1ancis Chapin, 443K, +K+(4. Howard Comstock, +B3K, I)4)(4; Janet Cork,,443K, ...…

…SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1947 TL1E MICHIGAN DAILY M' Loses Big Nine Baseball Illini Rally To Overcome Early Wolverine Margin Rotblatt Throttles Michigan with Three Hits; Wise To Face Brittin in Series Final Today Wildcats, Iowa Win Big Nine Baseball Tilts Ohio State Upset Illinois Relay Beaten at Penn; T hompson Wins in Drake Meet II Coach Ray Fisher took a gamble that paid off for seven innings yesterday but his luck ran out on him, an...…

…FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. APRfLh 26, 04; FEPC Disc ussed PRO ... "HERE ARE VERY FEW PEOPLE who will deny that there is a moral obli- gation upon all of us, and particularly upon our government, to ensure to all our people the inalienable right of every American to work, regardless of his race or color or creed or national origin. This right is basic *...If this is denied then the right of life, liberty and the pursuit of happin...…

…A TDAY, APRIL 26, 194 ' - 11L..A1I af aa.4..1A 1 ,a.Tt tE A T V ++va;avl';tom 1l Ll.aL1 ata + r. caves fnnucl TEC Boil Will Feature Krup aBand Dance To Be Held Ht 9 P.M. Friday The sixteenth annual ball to be ' sponsored by the Inter-Fraternity Council from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fri- day in the Intramural Building will feature the music of Gene Krupa and his band. Krupa, who last appeared on the Michigan campus for the 1945 Panhel-Assemubly ...…

…But -TIE- MICHIGANPAL SATUBT)ANY,vrrn. -!m, K RAUCOUS NOTE: Peace and Quiet To Replace Clatter, Noise of Airhainmers By FRED SCHOTT That raucous note among the 7oices of spring this year-the sound of airhammers working on the General Service Building- will be squelched soon, according to superintendent George Thorne. "Don't get upset," he said. "We'll be through in a week or ten days." That should be welcome news to the faculty and studen...…

…ACADEMIC FREEDOM S; Page 4 1Lil(' si Iheaidlhie in th e ShIe ii CLOUDY, RAIN VOL. LVII, No. 141 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL, 25, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Bi FourEmd Peace Talks In Stalemate New Conference Set fors November By The Associated Press MOSCOW, April 24-The For- eign Ministers Conference ended tonight with Secretary Marshall expressing "disappointment" over failure to reach agreement on an Austrian peace treaty and a four...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGANDAILY Johnson Says Bureaucracy FailedinEgypt Bureaucracy didn't succeed too well in ancient Egypt during the Byzantine period, Prof. Allan Chester Johnson of Princeton University said yesterday in the last talk of the Thomas Spencer Jerome lecture series. The Edict of Justinian allowed the prefect of Egypt a bureau of 600 clerks, Prof. Johnson said. However, each person was paid, in kind, enough to support only one per...…

…1ViPhiY, APRIL 25, 1947 THE MICHICAN DAL I Michigan Nine Meets Illiniin Conference Opener Tod ay Major League Standings Rotblatt-Wise Duel Pits Top Big Nine Hurlers Weekend Series With Champaign Squad Likely to Decide Wolverine Title Hopes_ NATIC Teams Pittsburgh Brooklyn Boston Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St. Louis AMER Teams ONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GRl 6 4 5 4 4 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 5 5 .750 .714 .571 .556 .444 .400 .286 ....…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY IIITT) T, ATRII, "'.5, 191 ---- - , FRIDAY, AThTh ~, 1H'~ Academic Freedom IN ITS FRONT PAGE EDITORIAL Wed- nesday, Thie Daily asked that President Ruthven's evidence and reasons for his with- drawal of recognition from the Michigan Youth for Democracy chapter be made pub- lic. As this goes to press, no such clarifi- cation has been made. On the contrary conflicting interpretations of Dr. Ruthven's action hav...…

…FRIDfAY, APRIU "5, 1947 T~HE 3MICfIGAN JDAWlY PAGE W Sii+ i i i w .ir i i i i Foreign Students To Present Traditional International Ball Dance To Be Open To Entire Campus Foreign students will present the annual International Ball from c. p.m. to 1 a.m. today in the Union Ballroom, climaxing the activities of International Week. Frank Tinker's otchestra is to play for the semi-formal affair, which is open to the entire cam- pus. Women ...…

…PA1~r 1x TIM W MITfI(A N D I V PHILIPPINES MEMORIAL: Hayden Library Committee To Collet Subscriiption Lis Ames To Talk On Placement At confe en .. I Christmas Shopping Student miembs of the Hayden Memorial Library Committee will call on all campus organizations by Tuesday night to pick up pledge subscription lists. The pledge subscription blanks are distributed to campus groups Puzzling New Fossils Found New problems in the lineal ...…

…I CONCERN' EXPAN SION See Page 4 Y L w uyrnP Da iijy SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVII, No. 140 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, 24, 1947 u-- ,- t Campus-Wide Referendum To Be Held on MYDA Ban Student Legislature Protests By-passing Of Committee on Studen Affairs in 'U' Acion By MARY RUTH LEVY The Student Legislature, join- ing protests against President Ruthven's ban of MYDA, decided last night to lay his action bef...…

…TWO Tilt AMirTTTC7&N fl 717T r- TRTPJR DAY, AIP'RIL24, 194-4 _ _. .. i I .. . __....._____ __...... ._. _ a. .. ,. . r a .. .-. r s . .awaa M HOLIDAY FOR KIDS: 'U' Fresh Air Camp flenef its Told by Student Counsellors I Counselling at the University Fresh Air Camp was a "wonder- ful experience" and nothing wE have d onle in our lives can be com- pared 'With it, Jane McKee ant Patricia Burns, graduate student,, in education and sociolog...…

… THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGlE ThI191 r su sazra:t I Wolverines Clout 14Hits To Crush artars,11-2 Jayvees Open Today Against Ypsi Normal Baseball Round-up By The Associated Press Homers Pace Tigers DETROIT, April 23- Smashing five- home runs, three of them in succession by Roy Cullenbine, Dick Wakefield, and Hoot Evers in the eighth inning, the Detroit Tigers handed the Chicago WhiteSox their first defeat of the Am...…

…"HE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSI;:1 T , APRIL 24, 1947 .Y.r _.. __. ...... ....... THURSDAY, AmL 24, 194~ OCoeitEXpansion T HE UNIVERSITY will be musically pro- vided, at least, for an increased enroll- ment next semester. Two series of Choral Union concerts will be given during the 1948-1949 season plus the Vlay Festival, chamber music series and the Messiah programs. Comparable in quality, the two series will differ only in the number of perfo...…

…--T R tiDAY, APUR M 24, 1947 - RTm,.E Micff~i TAN fi-AV ....... ....... Frank Tinker Will Furnish Music for International Ball I f Law Students NYill 1Nesenit Odlonto Ba/I Will Be. Helc fart StudIents I'll ;oreign Students Tfo Give Program Fralnik TWinker and his orchestra will provide the mu s for the an- nua l International Ball, to be sponsored by the Internationial. Studen'its Committee from 9 p.m. to 1 ~.tomorrow in the Union B...…