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… CENTS 14 Students Win Business Aid Plan Outlined In Congress Hits Labor Spies Hopwoo Totalin Iola Goodspeed Receives Largest Fiction Grant For Novel 'Loon Totem' Van Dorn Discusses Franklin In Lecture…

… Fourteen University students won' a total of $9,000 Hopwood prizes yes-' terday, $500 more than the sum awarded last year. The announcement of the awards was made by Prof. Roy W. Cowden of the English…

…, is to re- ceive the Anne E. Chipman Stevens scholarship, it was announced re- cently. This scholarship is awarded annually to the most outstanding woman student on campus, in both scholastic record and…

… demonstrated the need for such legis- lation. The bill also would forbid private police to use tear gas. Refugee 'Aid Group Formed In Ann Arbor i Student refugees, their needs and problems, will be the major…

… concern f the newly formed Ann Arbor Com- mittee on Refugees, Kenneth O. Mor- tan, director of the Student Religious n Association, announced yesterday. o Though not a part of the University P program…

… the problem; and d for the provision of specific services F for refugees." t t British Troops Engage Arabs F In.Ma jor Battle Terror Grips Holy Land n As Many Are Killed Inl BombingAnd Fighting…

… JERUSALEM, June 2.-(!P)-Bri- tish troops were reported tonight to~ be fighting a major engagement in1 the Kalakaliya Hills with an Arab band as a new wave of bloodshed swept the Holy Land. The Arab band…

… during the day killed four British soldiers And three1 Jewish policemen who were on a road1 patrol. In addition six Arabs were killed, including a native policeman, when a time bomb exploded in a market…

… place near the Jaffa gate. The bomb burst amid shopping crowds. A score of Arabs were wounded so seriously they were taken to hospitals. Horror gripped the Holy Land in the wake of the outburst. Tension…

… grew hourly as police and military authorities strove to retain order by swift punitive measures and with ceaseless patrols in all sections of Jerusalem. The Arab band wiped out the road patrol of four…

… Health Service, there have been seven cases of rabies among Univer- sity students treated during this se- mester. This indicates that there has been little decrease since the innocu- lation law went into…

… effect, in cases of rabies. "It is a good idea," Dr. Brace said, "but it will have to be rigidly enforced in order to be effec- tive." Actress Roos Of 'White Steed' Believes In Enjoyment Of Life Student…

…." "At Wisconsin," she said changing the topic, "they have a huge lake that stretches out before the cam- 4 - pus, and at this time of year the college students are either boating or are in the park near…

… the beach. Do you have anything like tha here?" The answer was that there were a Lew lakes around, but not too near campus, and that the arboretum was one of the favorite student haunts., "Yes, it is…

… best. One of the things by which she was amazed, was the fact that the students here do so many other things besides attending classes. When she found out that the students have a hand in running the…

… League and the Union, and that The Daily is put out by the students she thought that here, at least, the students were learning something that would help them in the outside world. "You know," she said, "I…

… group of students marching across the diagonal, head- ing out for the Friday night festivi- ties ---. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN_ (Continued from Page 4) ics, Saturday, June 3, from 2-6, in Room 1042 East…

… antiquities the Nile Valley, the Province of oum, and the Delta of Egypt, early Dynastic times to the Late tic and Arabic Periods. Lectures from Fay- from Cop- Senior aeronautical engineers may obtain their…

…- ic and Arabic Periods. Coming Events Graduating Classes: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home on Wednesday, June 7, from 4 to 6 o'clock, to all students receiving de- grees in June. This includes…

… 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 Sumni Session. Member of the…

… was inaugurated in the College of Engineering an Honor System based on the following principles: 1. It is neither honest nor fair to his fellow students for a student to receive aid in a written quiz or…

… examination. 2. The prevention of dishonesty in examina- tions should be in the hands of the students rather than of the faculty. 3. It is the duty of allstudents to uphold these principles in word and act…

…. Dean Mortimer E. Cooley said at the time of the establishment of the system, "Perhaps the greatest good of the Honor System is in the in- creased self-respect felt by the student . . . I am…

… students themselves." Whether this system is to continue functioning as it has func- tioned the past 23 years or whether it is to break down, is in the hands of the students. Each examination is a test if…

… college students can accept maturely the responsibility of taking their examinations without faculty surveillance. There have been evidences of late that such is not the case. Thus, strict adherence to the…

…?" From the ranks of teachers and scholars and college students alike there should arise in answer an heroic reaffirmation of the,, function of human knowledge: a deafening, "Yes" should smother such…

… Middletown in Transition, has produced a book* that explains why the universities of this country do not turn out thinking students. It is a damning indictment of the social irresponsibility of social…

… of Harvard is at all representative, it may be necessary for students to take the offensive in forcing a change of their teachers' attitudes. Mr. Britton was provoked by Profes- sor Lynd's provoking…