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…; Replaced By Union, New Judiciary Body Student Government Group Votes To Abolish Itself In Drastic Reorganization Move; Petitions Will Be Asked Soon By Committee Men's Council was abolished yesterday on its…

… own motion in the second drastic shake-up of student government this year. At the same time a committee of the now-defunct Council, acting with the approval of the University Committee on Student…

… heads of the Union, Men's Congress, Daily, Interfraternity Council and the Dean of Students. A spokesman for this group, to be composed this year of Paul Brickley, '39E, Robert, Hartwell, '39E, Robert…

… Mitchell, '40BAd, Robert Reid,.'39E, and Dean of Students Joseph A. Bursley, said that a call for petitions to the new Council would be issued in the near futurm. Petitioners must be of second se- mester…

… posts and the Union student staff will adminis- ter the elections. Brown Wins Walker Medal Gets Prize For Chemical Engineering Literature In recognition of his outstanding contribution to chemical…

… 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…

… not only confront the op- position of the Jewish population already trained in the Havlaga or "self-restraint" movement, but also a firm reaction against many phases of the plan by the moderate Arabs…

…' whose hopes in the future of Pales- tine will lead them to side passively with the Jews. "The moderate Arabs realize fully what the influx of Jews has done fot Palestine. They see that the Jews have…

… as social instit sor of Marketing at Tulane Univesi- tions. ..' .ty, will lead the discussion on "How Hospitals serve the communi t....I.Market Research Aids the Student" Mrs. Ketcham claims, by…

… Republics, at Washington, be a banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the Ketcham says, affords the ill D.C.-Unin, honoring seven students of "means of expression and exhan the School of Business. Those to be in learning…

… or cute ... sport- ng, swining, baseball, etc. A. time bound or date-time minded. It's graduate students and faculty are in the gala event we've planned for and oesrvall 095 by Saturday noo you…

… on sale at the Information Des] frmKirscoolness and smartness. of the Rackham Bldg. Prie: $1.50 summercoper couple. JUNIOR SIZES 9 to 17 The Lutheran Student Club wi hold its annual banquet in honor o…

… from the Starr Commonwealth Farm, the Commonwealth provides progressive education through the first 11 grades. Students Seek Posts In Campus Election (Continued from Page 1) may be cast at any one of…

… Landmarks Of Paris Lure American Student Travellers To Capitpl For the traveler who wishes to escape the hurly-burly of American life, a trip to France via the Panama Canal, Hawaii and India on a slow moving…

…' quarter, the students' rendezvous, theK Royalist meeting place-the Left Bank. On a warm afternoon, one walks aimlessly along the side of the river perusing the books found in theY stalls. In the evening…

… to go. This summer, it is predicted, Pales- tine will be quiet--that is, free from the open Arab-Jewish disturbances that have created such havoc. But Palestine is never free from the in- trigue, from…

… buildings, the high- ways, the movie palaces, the hospit- als, the transportation facilities in this all-Jewish city. He can see Jaffa, the city of the Arabs, the an- cient and now modern port, by which…

…. ; (Continued from Page 3) whose standing at midsemester time is D or E, not merely those who re- ceive D or E in so-called midsemester examinations. Students electing our courses, but registered in other schools…

…: Freshmen may not drop courses without E grade after Saturday, April 8. In adminis- tering this rule, students with less than '24 hours of credit are considered freshmen. Exceptions may be made in…

… extraordinary circumstances, such as severe or long continuedf illness. E. A. Walter, Assistant Dean,. Students, School of Education: Courses dropped' after Friday, April 7, will be recorded with the grade of E…

… responsibility for late a grades which may prohibit gradua- tion. Concerts Student Recital. Ruth Krieger, Seattle, Washington, violoncellist, will give a recital in partial fulfillment for the requirements of the…

… Go the Easy, Saf mnd Dependable Way. Avoid the Dangers of Highway Traffic- LOW FARES SPECIAL STUDENT BUSES TO: Round Trip S 6-* PITTSBURG~H NEW YORK ..... ..... 15.25 BUFFALO ..................6…

… members of the1 faculty and graduate students of the School of Music. Included among the illustrations will be Fraser's "En El Tiempo De Chicka (Danza Chiena" for Violin and Piano by Thompson Pyle, violin…

…, with Ralph E. Rush of Cleveland Heights, 0., as guest conductor. Members of the band, all high school students, rehearse five hours daily. They have been in session at Danzig Return To Reich Seen In Near…

…-Three Days.......Lotter United States Coast Guard March- Semper Paratis.......van Boskerck Guest Speakers Feature Church Services Today Michaelides Will Address Student Group; Dunning To Preach On Utopia Guest…

… Summer Ses- sion student group at B:15 p.m. The group will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the Council Ring for a cost supper. - Morning worship will begin at 10:45 at the First Congregational Church. Dr. Leonard A…

…' ssnifter" when Ransom Hope For Kidnaped Pastor Wanes American Held By Arabs As British Troops, Planes Scour Palestine's Hills Anonymous Phone Call Proves False JERUSALEM, July 22.-(P)-Bri- tish troops…

…, warplanes and police prepared tonight to seek Rev. Gerould R. Goldner, kidnaped Ohio pastor, as failure to contact his Arab abductors diminished hope for ransoming of the American. United States Consul…

… Arabs were ready to release the American, but Bedouin tribesmen were unable either to trace the call or to find any clue to the where- abouts of the kidnap band. A. A. Miller of Sioux City, Ia., general…

…. Aried search was suspended while friendly Arabs endeavored to negotiate for tMe son's release without ransom or for a smaller sum. The elder Goldner, who was con- ducting his son through the Biblical Holy…

… through Friday. Planned for students and faculty of the Session and for guests from over the state, the Conference will bring to Ann Arbor Dr. Paul W. Lectures to be offered today by guest lecturers in the…

….m., will complete the day's sessions. Visiting ministers, teachers and others professionally interested in re- ligion may also attend courses given in the University's curriculum on re- ligion. Students may…

…0 THE MICIT A N fDAY THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1939 .a. .. .a -. 1e1 1 lJ 11 1 l'}". tl 1 " _ 1J 1'L d L 1 ;... MICHIGAN DAILY _ 1 /. FI :77- Ied and managed by students of the University of gan…

… been a growing demand among students at cer- tain schools-a program in social training. Correct social training has become recognized more and more as a business asset. It not only is of value in…

… and civilization. And so it will be a grave mistake to describe the backward life of the Bedouins and then after to make generalizations and say this is the life of the Arabs. We are not ashamed of the…

… Bedouins and the life of the Arabs. We are not ashamed of the Bedouins and we are not trying to kill them off but we are encouraging them to settle and have their natural share of city education. We are…

….alamazoo, Lansing, Midland, Mus- Icegon, Owosso, Pontiac, Port Huron, Saginaw and Wyandotte. Outstate centers of instruction are Sandusky an Tledo. Eten sion students are allowed to earn a total of one year's credit…

…," "The Pa-I triot," and others. (6) Israel and Ish-j mael-based on "The Arab Awaten- ing," "Going Home," "East of Eden," and others. (7) Rivers and Litera- ture: a Spring Freshet-based on "The Rivers of…

… obtained from the Department of Correspondence Study of the Extension Service in Haven Hall. University students will again this year be denied use of automobiles, except in cases deemed "extraordin- ary…

…" by the Dean of Students' office. The following interpretations of the Automobile Regulation have been released by the Dean of Students. Students are advised to keep this article for future reference by…

… the Dean. The Ruling of the Regents states that. "No student in attendanceat the University, from and after the be- ginning of the first semester of the University year 1927-28 shall operate any motor…

… th (Continued on page cretion of the. Dean of Students this Ruling may be relaxed." The interpretation applied this year by the office of, the Dean of Students follows: RENT or BUY a RID 302 S. I…

… all women who are inter- ested in the committee are urged to attend. GOOD USED TYPEWRITER HAMILTON LETTER SHOP PHONE 7831 WILLIAM AT STATE I .' Students Work At Varied Jobs To Earn Way Through…

… School ANOTHER SLATER'S SERVICE By AL SARASOHN Contrary to the belief held in many quarters, college students of today, for the most part, do not live on vel- vet and content themselves with hav- ing a…

… has led students into a myri- ad of pursuits. Michigan men and women have not lagged. Departing from the usual board or room job, one student operats his own grocery. No less enterprising are those…

… are held by several students; all Detroit papers and the national news services are represented in Ann Arbor. Several outstate papers also have represen- tatives to catch important athletic and general…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1939 U MIPA OSession To Attract 700 High School Student Meet To Open Thursday (Continued from Page 1) problems facing the secondary school publication, and by…

… an exchange of ideas with students of other schools. The delegates will be instructed on the workings of a daily paper by tours through the Ann Arbor News and The Daily.- The best high school newspaper…

… May 11, 1939. The position is for that of Building Inspection Assistant, sal- ary, approximately $1,440. Complete announcement may be found at the office of the Bureau. Senior and Graduate Students in…

… Arab-Jewish Problem Is Subject For Debate The local Hillel debate team and the Philomathic Debating Society of Detroit will contest at 7:30 tonight on the subject, "Resolved: That the Creation of a Bi…

…-National Arab-Jew- ish State In Palestine Is For The Best Interests of the Jewish People." The Hillel team, which will present the affirmative case, comprises Betty Steinhart, '40, and Martin B. Dwork- is, '40…

… Mason Hall, on Tues- day afternoon, May 2, to interview men for selling in their home coun- ties in Michigan. This is open to students who will be available early in June and alumni who are avail- able…

… Businew L School M( Former Students To I Roundtable Discuss On Business Prob More than 150 alumni and h of the School of Business Admi tion are expected to attend it annual two-day conference op here…

… of Beta G Sigma scholarship keys by Prof. ard U. Ratcliffe, '34BAd., to students in the School of B. Administration. Alpha Sigs Win Fraternity Sing Before 3,000 At Library Steps -Daily Photo by Bates…

… winners, the 3,000 present at the (Continued on Page 6) Smiek To Hurl Opener Against Minnesota Nin e British Give Arabs Power InHoly Land Moslems To Be Limiited To One-Third Population In Future Of…

… Palestine Paper Sets Forth Britain's Final Plan LONDON, May 17.-R)-The Brit- ish Government in a historic pro- nouncement of policy tonight out- lined plans for turning strife-torn Palestine over to its Arab…

… national "obligation to facilitate the further home (in Palestine) by immigration." Unable to obtain agreement be- tween Arabs and Jews, Britain an- nounced its own solution for the po- litical future of the…

… now controls under League of Nations mandate. The proposal for establishment of an independent Arab state, the White Paper said, "would involve consulta- tion with the Council of the League of Nations…

…- inated by Arabs and bound commer- cially and strategically with Britain. 2. Permission for 75,000 Jews to immigrate to Palestine within the next five years-but thereafter Arab permission will be necessary…

… Of Publications Seven Boxes Listed For Casting Votes Three student members of the Board in Control of Student Publica- tions and six vice-presidents of the Union will be chosen tomorrow in a campus…

…-wide election. George S. Quick, Grad., candidate in the Board election, today with- drew from the race, leaving a slate of eleven candidates competing for the three student nositions on the Board. Quick declared…

… vice- presidents of the Union, the voter must cast his ballot at the polling place of the school in which he is reg- istered. Those incorrectly listed in the student directory may obtain a correction…

… im- perialistic and totalitarian from the start," Professor Michalides de- clared. 'For the first five centuries, it was purely a religious movement. All Moslems were united-Turks, Arabs, Spanish…

… Christians to shake off British rule in Jerusalem and Syria, and the outbreaks between Arabs and Turks are manifestations of this trend, he pointed: out. However religion is still one of the strongest forces…

… father today, just a week after he had been taken captive by a wan- dering Arab band in the Moab Hills. Describing the experience, which ended in a friendship feast with his captors, the young pastor…

… effort to ease his stomach pains. He ripped offf grimy clothing, sup- plied by his Arab captors, took a shower and shaved, all the while talking animatedly to his father and his friend, Rev. Clifford Moore…

… in these respective fields and go over the possibilities of master's theses and doctorial disertations. The object of these symposia is to bring together students who are mu- tually interested in the…

… Pollock was one. of the Judges in the Saar plebescite. His talk will be based on extensive travels in Nazi Germany. A discussion period will follow the lecture. The American Student Union and the Ann Arbor…

… First Methodist Church. The' luncheon is open to students of the Summer -Session and to ministers and others who are at- tending the Conference. Reserva- tions should be made by calling 6881. Hits…

… illustrations of these points were offered in the form of demonstrations by a trained group of students. The ideal approach, Dr. Purdom said, is honest, straightforward, yet snt says: .A, ~< I y l K "Music in…

… recently revived. Today Turkey is busy building an industrial economy. The form of state socialism which has been adopted, however, has hone of the ideologies of other social- ist groups. Explains Arab…

…-Jewish Problem Mr. McDowell explained the Arab- Jewish troubles in Palestine as the result of a clash of promises which England made during the World War. The Jews were promised a national homelnd and the Arabs…

… Prof. Maier To Give' Talk At Initiation Banquet (Continued from Page 1) recipients will be Robert S. Hansen, '40, and David G. Cushing, '40E. { The Graduate students who were initiated last night include…

… students and faculty has netted the University's lost and found department a large assortment of articles ranging from wedding rings to zipper fasteners and from tie clips to overcoats. The collection is…

… contained in a closet and nine filing drawers in the business office in Room 1 University Hall. Students are urged to call for their cherished belongings before June, when the files will be cleared. The stock…

… seems to disprove the legend that professors misplace their umbrellas. A check of the supply re- veals that most of the lost umbrellas are of the feminine variety. Diogenes might have been grati- Students…

… Meet Gov. Dickinson Political Science Group Sees State Legislature Ninety-one Michigan students were given the opportunity to. meet Gov- ernor Dickinson and several.members of the State Legislature…

… in- troduced by Rep. J. C. Town of the lower house, but was prevented by an executive order from being pre- sented to the Senate. Before their inspection of the "leg- islature work" the students went…

… locket. And if someone owns a wrist- watch case that has been separated from its better half, he may find a visit to the lost and found depart- ment fruitful. The carelessness of students who fail to write…

… for at least two months. After this period they may be claimed by the finder. Of the remaining articles, books are turned over to the Student Lending Library and miscellaneous articles are distributed…

… Ran (1 LP~jde " Student From Worcester Tells Of Arabian Feasts And Trips Into Desert By ALICE nai rir r rirmr ire a Plaids are- deluging the fall fashion marts. Genuine Scotch clan pat- terns are…

…-dotted oases are only a few of the many adventures of her year in Algeria related by Christine Duesel, Summer Session student from Worcester, Mass. Following graduation from Wor- cester State Teachers College…

… lipsticks, the 'Arabs remain a people apart, Miss Duesel says. She illustrated this by telling of a holy man whom their party met in the desert. He was a very intelligent man who asked innumerable ques- tions…

… disconcerted him and the noise would have invaded his prayers and soliloquies." Although there is squalor outside, the Arab's home is filled with beauty. He is a lover of gardens, good things to eat and the…

… pleasures of life. How- ever not centuries of contact with Western civilization have made him other than an Arab. Awareness of the inevitability of progress was one of her chief impres- sions, Miss Duesel…

… of interest to those law students concerned with the pro- gressive development of their pro- fession. In the fall, the Guild hopes to bring such speakers to Ann Arbor as Dean Lloyd Garrison of the Uni…

… years that one of the regular social evenings has been changed into a formal dance for the Summer Session students. The dance is open to both stags and couples. Tickets for couples are priced at 70 cents…

…- paired. Used typewriters. of all makes bought, sold, rented, exchanged, r cleaned, repaired. FOUNTAIN PENS, STATIONERY STUDENT and OFFICE SUPPLIES 0. D. MORRILL 314 South state Street Since 1908 Phone 6615…

… which is to take place at 4 p.m. The object of the Circle is to give the students of Russian practice in the language in addition to the regu- lar studies, and to thus facilitate their task of acquiring…

… the richest possible vocabulary within the limited , time of the Summer Session period. Russian songs will be sung and gaoes will be played. Tea will be served. Students and faculty mem- bers speaking…

…0 THE M I C.HISA N DALLY, SATURDAY, MAY -O, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I r1 11 Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board ii Control of Student…

… was just such an instance of a near sighted foreign policy. Palestine is another. Chamberlain, hoping to weld the Arabs and, therefore, the whole Moslem world solidly on the side of the British, or at…

… least to a position un- friendly to the fascist poWers, welched on her promises to the JeWs to make Palestine a "national= homeland' and swung solidly, in line with the extremist Arabs led by the Mufti…

… the war, have ever been hypocritical. It is that hypocrisy under which all of Palestine was promised almost simultaneously to both the Jews and the Arabs which has been mostly responsible for that…

… breath-taking. That, however, is not so new. Secondary school students tamper with that sort of thing. The program writer deals in great subtleties. For example, note the careful distinction in the use of…

… Star-Times conceivable, also. that the situation might ulti- mately exist where students could leave the{ room and converse with fellow students during AS OTHERS SEE IT WPA-As Mayors See It Waste and…

… college men. They have represented a strange thing called "culture" ob- tained in voluntary or involuntary doses. It has been the old business of students as inactive consumers and professors as persisent…

… producers. The Carolina Arts group, recently formed and already the source of several good speeches, presents James Boyd Monday night. Students are reaching out to this thing called "The Arts" and bringing it…

… blame must dump itself in quite unpretty fashion right back upon the student body. Members of the faculty-particu- larly the humanities-sometimes be- moan student disinterest in their subjects. Now no…

…." There are students at Michigan from every part of the world. They include Arabs, Turks, ,Armenians, Jews, Germans, Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Russians, Indians, Poles and Spaniards. And it is only…

… enough it ,was easy. Instead of harboring groundless ani- nosities, foreign students have taken to the busi- ness of friendship with rare enthusiasm. Instead of remaining Arabs, Jews, Turks and Russians…

…THE MICHICAN DAILYFg;' OCT. 13, IE MICHIGAN DAILY Mimes Opera And The Women . ,,.,fir " dited and managed by students of the University Of higan under the authority of the Board in Control of…

… ANNOONCEMENT that T an exchange student program had been inaugurated between the University and Brazil once more stresses the work being done at Michigan to foster international 'friendship. For years a leader…

… in the exchange of studen ts with foreign universities, Michigan gives addi- tional help to its foreign students through the International Center, now celebrating its first birthday. The Center's broad…

… program, aimed at helping foreign students to. acclimate them- selves to American university life through social, cultural and recreational activities, has served to put them at ease since they are…

…. probably the greatest benefit of the Center is that it provides, as Prof. Raleigh Nelson, Coun- selor to Foreign Students, says, "a place where intelligent young men and women, gathering for a brief space of…

… the International Center? Why is it that people act like human being here? It should be remembered that most of the foreign men and women coming to the University are grad- uate students and are…

… student groups argued heatedly in the Michigan Daily on the proposition that women be allowed to appear in the Union Opera. Any objections raised were founded on the stifling bugaboos of tradition and…

…-long study, Welles is unbeatable. He, and he alone, isi responsible for the long series of NewI (Continued from Page 2) Michigan Union for a term of threeg years Students, College of Literature, Sci- ence…

…-wide election today for 10 offices in student organizations in- cluded announcement of three with- drawals from the race for the Board in Control of Student Publications, one addition to the slate of candidates…

… eight candidates vying for the three student:positions on the Board. The list of candidates in the Publications Board election inicluded: Philip Buchen, '41L, Almon Conrath, '40E, Augustus Dannemil- ler…

… Page 6) Latest returns In Senate Poll Show Interest Eight Students Are Awarded Scholarships Marsh-Mandelbaum Fund Gives $1,565 Stipend; 56 Applications Entered Five Sophomores, Three Juniors Win…

…, Okla.; William G. Jackson, '41, Marquette, Mich., and Michael Massa, '41, Collingdale, Pa. Fanny Ransom Marsh scholarships open to all students in the literary school were awarded to Florence M. Krenzler…

… tenures of that region and those of the grasslands of North America. Music Faculty Hold Concert Here Today Life and experiences among the Arabs were described to an apprecia- tive audience of Ipre than 1…

…. Harrison explained the peculiarities of climate and soil that cause the primitive liv- ing habits of the Arab peoples. The main factors are terrific heat during most of the year and a total average rainfall…

… of only one inch annually. Thus the Arab lives in a country marked for its great aridity and for desert wastes except for the moun- tains. The one inch of rain falls onto a gravelly soil for the most…

…, boney build and features of the Arab people. Dr. Harrison, then took his listen- ers on two trips through Arabia, one across the lowland desert region, one across the mountain region. On the desert…

… bake. One of the Arab delicacies, Dr. Harrison described, is baked locust. This is enjoyed in the seasons when great locust hordes swarm over the earth in a mass from six to eight inches deep. The…

… executive secretary of the Michigan Federation of Teachers, and Prof. Mentor L. Williams of the English department,' is sponsored by the American Student Union and the Ann Arbor Branch of the American…

… the Univer-4 ity's educational program. Yet to any students, upperclassmen as well s freshmen, the interesting program events which goes to make up the ummer Session, is largely unfa- iliar. For this…

… TYPEWRITERS 11 New and Used Sales Rental & Service Student Supplies languages while Dr. Jeanne Rosselet addresses the French Club. Friday, July 7: Prof. Robert C. Smith speaks on Brazilian architec- ture…

… Week Monday, July 24: Prof. Tucker Brooke describes the reign of Queen Elizabeth; Dr. Paul Harrison tells of life and experiences among the Arabs. Tuesday, July 25: Dr. Andre Gra- tia speaks on the…

… Seventeen hundred voters yesterday swept a three-man coalition of Philip Buchen, Albert Mayio and Philip Westbrook to a lopsided victory for threes vacant student posts on the Board in Control of Student…

… weather to select Warren Breidenbach, varsity track star, to the student position on the Board in Con- trol of Physical Education, and elect- ed six vice-presidents to serve on the Union official staff. 400…

… the race for the three vacancies on the publications board. In 1938 a total of 1,400 students voted in the spring election, a mark . which stood as a record until yesterday. Balloting Interrupted…

… illustrations. Tutorial Plan InPhilosophy Will Be Given Applications Of Students Are Due May 30; Only Seniors AreEligible Program Director To Act As Adviser An Honors Program in Philosophy, designed to…

… philosophy department, will be open to senior students only. Students who wish to participate in the special program must apply in writing to the chairman of the phil- osophy department by May 30. The program…

… is limited to only a few stu- dents. Students who enroll in the Honors Program will study under a faculty member of the philosophy depart-. ment, who will serve as "program director." The program…

… reduce them to the status of a permanent minority in a proposed independent Arab-dominated Holy Land. The program of non-cooperation and economic pressure got under way under the watchful eyes of steel…

…-j ment is better than good govern-f ment." Seven business students were givene Beta Gamma Sigma Scholarship keys at the 'banquet in recognition of superior academic achievement.t Those honored were…

… Arab-Owned Theatre JERUSALEM, May 29.-(iP)-Two bombs exploded in a crowded Arab- owned movie theatre today and Dra matic Season Star WHITFORD KANE *) 'White Steed,' Irish Drama, Opens Tonight Whitford…

… and a plug for the University of Michigan. New Proctors Of UnionGroup Are Announced Graduate Students Chosen To Organize Activities Of New Dormitories Appointment of scholarship and athletic counselors…

… in desolate silence in the old University Hall Auditorium. For 40 years what is now an empty room was "the" center of student ac- tivity here on the Michigan campus. Mellow with tradition, the auditori…

… Angell's term, the need of the students for a large as- sembly hall was recognized even in that early year of 1873. With a seat- ing capacity of almost 3,000, the au- spoke there were numbered Presi…

…- dents Grover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson, and the Student Lecture As- sociation brought many of the most celebrated platform speakers of the day. Winston Churchill, of present- day fame, lectured there…

… - - ~~~fh I 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…

…-which apparently affect college students more than I would have thought. It seems quite obvious to me that the reason Russell's lecture was so poorly understood was that his thesis was a plea for veracity on the g…

… dither during the last week last semester and final examinations was Mr. John Daling of the philoso- phy department. By the time the last student handed in the last philosophy blue book the question of…

… issue. What Dirt -tc r (Continued from Page 2) and Friday from 3 to 4 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7:30 to 8:30 under the direction of Mr. John Clancy. Students interested in taking part may…

… Union at 12 p.m. today. Any students wishing to attend who have not already made arrangements should get in touch with Mr. Samuel W. McAllister at 9821 or University 652. Freshmen Glee Club: There will be…

… a meeting at 4:15 today in the Michi- gan Union. The Graduate Outing Club invites1 all graduate students and their friends to come hiking on Wednes- day morning, Feb 22. We will leave the northwest…

… will be a meeting of alldNew York State students interested in forming a New York State Club, this Wednesday evening at 8 p.m., at the League, Feb. 22. Jr. A.A.U.W. Interior Decoration group will meet at…

…, Syria, will be at the International Center by appointment all day Saturday to con- fer with students interested in a year at Beirut. Appointment should be made at the office of the Center. Students from…

… Michigan should have finished two years in the College of Literature, Science, and Arts. They should preferably be planning to spe- cialize in Education, Economics, French, Modern or Arab History, Po…

… noon at the Michigan Union in order to give those interested a chance to meet President Dodge of the American University of Beirut. Faculty, townspeople and students are invited to attend, pro- vided…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1939 U U U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control Of Student…

… extraordinary op- portunity for a clearing of the air and a move toward world stability. At Dartmouth College old examinations are available to all students in bound files kept in the college library. Enrollment…

… from the Nile Valley, the Province of Fay- oum, and the Delta of Egypt, from early Dynastic times to the Late Cop- tic and Arabic Periods. Lectures The Alexander Ziwet Lectures in Mathematics will be…

…- 4ents are invited. Ways and Means Committee of" Student Senate will meet at 2:30 to-' day in the North Lounge of the Union. The Hillel Forum tonight at 7:30 p.m. features a debate between a Hill- al…

… team and the Philomathic Debating society of Detroit on the question, "Resolved: That the creation of a Bi-National Arab-Jewish state in Pal-j estine is for the best interests of the' Jewish People." All…

…'clock. LuncheonI at the Center in honor of Bishop Paul Yu-Pin. 2 o'clock. Baseball at Burns Park. Students participating will meet atr the Center.I 2:30 o'clock. Matinee, "Sable Ci- cada" at Lydia Mendelssohn…

… Theatre. 1 4 o'clock. Tea in honor of BishopI Yu-Pin at the Center.- 8:30 o'clock. "Sable Cicada" at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. The Spring Bazaar sponsored by the Chinese students will be open from May…

…, will speak. All) Graduate Students taking work in the School of Education are cordially in-r vited. Refreshments will be served. The Tenth Anniversary of the Mich- igan League Building will be cele…

… Anthropology Department will dis- cuss "An Anthropological Perspec- tive." All Graduate students are cordially invited. Delta Sigma Rho Members will lave a meeting Monday, May 1, at 3 p.m. Report t9 the Speech…

… Reverend John N. McCormick, retired Bishop of Western Michigan; 7 p.m. Student Meeting, Harris Hall, speaker, The Rev. H. L. Pickerill. Disciples Guild (Church of Christ). 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, Rev…

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… respec- tively will be awarded to students taking German 32 in a translation competition (German-English and English-German) to be held the lat- ter part of March. Students whor wish to compete and who…

…'clock. Congregational Student Fellowship has cancelled the sleigh-ride for to- day, and instead will accept the in- vitation of the Presbyterian Westmin- ster Guild to their country dance. We will meet at Pilgrim Hall at…

… 8:45 p.m. Friday Evening Services: Reform services will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Hillel Foundation. Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz will speak on "The Arab- Jewish Parleys in London." Mrs. Hirsch…

… will be served in the club room. All graduate students are invited. The Bibliophiles will hold their next meeting Tuesday, March 7, at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. James Rett- ger, 513 Oswego Street. Tap…

… lowdown on Queen Elizabeth. Dr. Paul Harrison told of life and experiences among the Arabs. Tuesday, July 25: Dr. Andre Gratia spoke on the origin and possible na- ture of bacteriophages. Prof. George P…

… teacher's time is spent at home, usu- ally marking papers-of which French students have many times more than American students-or in preparing lessons. The teacher also does much studying for he is…

… Detroit, which will be under the charge of Miss Blanch Covey, and Mrs. William H. Miragler of Detroit. Honor Students To Be Guests Of Panhellenic Luncheon Held To Honor 18 Freshmen Women1 With Outstanding…

…'s Students' Chapel, Edward Egle, '39E, membership chairman, announced yesterday. Dorothy Zindler, '39, is in charge of the breakfast. She is being assist- ed by Dorothy Ager, '42SM, Gene-f vieve Spurgeon, '41…

… Arab-Jewish Par- leys in London." There will be a social following the services. PILGRIM HOLINESS The friendly little church around the corner. Four blocks west of the post-office. Fountain Street at…

… Streets Chas. W. Brashares, Minister. Earl Sawyer, Minister 9:45'A.M. Student Class at Stalker Hall. Dr. Edw. Blakeman will lead the discussion. 10:40 A.M. Worship Service. Dr. Brashare's subject will be…

….M. Wesleyan Guild at the Church. The first of a series of four meetings de- voted to the discussion of Cooperatives, Peace, The Labor Situation, The Church and the Student. Supper and fellowship follow the…

… BAPTIST CHURCH 512 E. Huron, Dr. Howard Chapman, University Pastor. John Mason Wells, DD., Stated Supply. H. R. Chapman, D.D., Student Minister. 9:30 A.M. Church School. 10:45 A.M. Worship. Sermon by Dr…

… Hugo Reichard, '39. The committee plans to work with the several other student organizations on campus in an attempt to alleviate the problems facing the incoming freshmen. Poll Of Campus Suggested The…

… subsidization committee made a report suggesting a poll of campus early next fall to determine the gen- eral atitude on the student boday to- ward subsidization. A resolution was also passed to send a copy of the…

… them a perma- nent minority among the Arabs, next will be placed before the permanent mandates committee of the League of Nations. Activities Plan Is Formulated By Engineers Outside activities and…

… social con- tacts among engineering students will be encouraged under plans for the coming year formulated by the En- gineering Council, James E. Brown, '40E, president of the Council an- nounced yesterday…

…. New activities being considered the Council president announced, will include an orientation program de- signed especially for transfer students to the engineering college. This pro- gram under the…

… direction of the Coun- cil would lay special stress on acquainting the transfer student with the plan and purpose of the engineer- ing honor system, and would strive to introduce students to the various so…

…-day exhibition of the college's facilities and operation is planned to acquaint students with such attractions as the wind tunnel, the foundry lab and naval tank. In the line of social activities, the Council…

… plans to hold an Engineer- ing Ball in November to supplement the Slide Rule Ball held in the spring. A series of three all-engineering smokers for faculty and students will also be inaugurated. The first…

… engineering students, and the third will honor graduating sen- iors in the spring. A greater stress on inter-class sports and a continuation of the Hon- or System Essay Contest are also being considered. Labor…

… Kansas City. Sigma Rho Tau Honors Best Student And Faculty Speakers Emphasizing that the importance of the engineers extends beyond the research laboratory, William B. Stout, famed automobile and air…

… Friday and from 8:00-12:00 Saturday morning. Golf: All those women students who are interested in playing in the match game against Miss Hilda Burr's team should hand in a score card of nine holes by this…

… evening. The game is to be played on Sunday, July 30 at 11:30 a.m. at the University Golf Course. Students, College of Literature, Sci- ence and the Arts: Students whose records carry re- ports of I or X…

… community 'standards, Dr. Harrison stated. To this end, the church which he has established at his new home in Mus- cat, although only two years old, has already gained members among some of the Arab families…

… qualifying examination for educa- tion students looking forward to the degree of Doctor of Education will be held on Saturday morning, July 29, at 8:00 in 1022 University High Miss Frieda Op't Holt, organist…

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… the Near East Arab hates Eng- lishman and Jew. In the United States a blind hate of one of the greatest Presidents in our hiss tory obscures reason and leaves its aftermath of bitterness. Hate, hate…

… opening of the fall semester. All departmental and collegiatelibraries, with the ex- ception of the Transportation Li- brary, are also closed during this interval. To All Students Having Library Books: 1…

…. Students having in their pos- session books drawn from the Uni- versity Library are notified that such books are due Monday, Aug. 14, be- fore the impending examinations. 2. Students who have special need…

… for certain books after Aug. 14 may retain such books if renewed at the Charging Desk. 3. The names of all students who have not cleared their records at the Library by Thursday, Aug. 17, will be sent…

…- day at 4:30. Manuscripts should be handed in at the Hopwood Room, 3227 Angell Hall. E. A. Walter. Chinese Students Attention: There will be a banquet of the Chinese Students' Club in honor of His Ex…

… will go by car to a picnic spot near Ann Arbor. Those with cars are urged to bring them, and they will be repaid for expense incurred. All graduate students and faculty mem- See BOB GACH for Everything…

… medical missionary to Arabia and author o fthe book, "The Arab at Home," will be the third outside speaker to lecture here during the meeting of the Fifth Annual Confer- ence on Religion which will be held…

… and return about 5:45 pm. Busses will leave promptly from in front of Angell Hall. Expenses in- clude $1 round trip bus fare and 25 cents admission fee to the village and museum. Students wishing to…

… Schools, Camp Davis Geologists Prepare For Mapping Rock Formations By ROY SIZEMORE (special to The Daily) CAMP DAVIS, Wyo., July 18.- Geology students were making prep- arations today for their first…

…. Eardley who is suprvising the studies of four graduate students in Colorado. He is expected to return next week, how- ever. Asked how the Jackson Hole Coun- Significant current problems in the financing of…

… federal governments to public education without removing control modified by changing the former, Professor Beaumont clhimed. Once the student has learned to consider the funnies the most important part of…

…THE MICHIGAN DAIIY ad To See Youre Here Old Pal American And European Schools Ann Arbor D Compared By Refugee Student 's - Her Is odays News American universities differ from Tel Aviv, Palestine…

… ly German, French, English, Italian, how to improve city government. . A dent from Vienna observed, after at- Hebrew and Arabic. and this week the Ann Arbor cha- Mic :n.t; r .;.K -t…

… eranb and Austrian schools, he ex- Williams Guild, was honored by hert plained, when a professor calls on a his old students last night . c.i . William R. Williamson, Chief Ac- student to recite, the…

… student must Chapman resigied from his posi- tuary of the Social Security Board, rise and bow to his "tormentor!" tion last year . . . and is now L spoke to an audience of approxi- Speaking more strictly…

…, which covers and students were interested in, and told a delegation from Ann Arbor corn k The boys were among the youngest passengers on the boat approximately half the jobs in Amen- in fact devoted to…

… music committee. the -League has sponsored Begun originally as a student or- past screen triumphs. The ganization, the League is now shown here through the the supervision of a board of eight Eng eering…

… roup in of the Museum of od- faculty members and a student gen- Holds First Meetin ice of membership for the eral manager. Included on the board ester ad adm sion to the are: Prof. Harold J. McFarlan of…

… department. Daniel Grudin, be a series of papers on yacht de- D IR E C TR '40E, is student general manager. signing, written by the members. ys At MSC DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN in overalls, 28 young men__ ie…

….M. Wesl llege credit. Because en- listed as 541, should be changed to Wednesday, First meetings of classes in: church. Dean in the leassroom only half Students, College of Literature, Sci- 407. Yiddish at…

… 4:00 P.M., Honors Course at "Two Generatio id work the remaining half, ence and the Arts: 5:00 P.M., Jewish History at 7:15 P.M. ths are required to com Women Students Attending the Chi- Thursday, 7…

… has been its custom for the past several years, the Summer Session will this year sponsor a series of student excursions to points of in'- terest in .the vicinity of Ann Arbor. The series will include…

…, students who do not come under these specifications can obtain driving permits from the Dean of Students if circumstances necessi- tate their operation of a car, or for participation in outdoor sports away…

…. Anyone interested in further infor- mation about the tours may secure it New Graduate School Offers Study, Lecture Facilities. Wide Variety Of Courses In Forestry Given Students May Enroll For Full…

…-' sion. These long walks through the Arboretum are all right in the spring- time, but it takes more than that to provide entertainment for students who stay in old Ann Arbor town throughout the hot summer…

… places compare favorably with the finest scenic spots in all of lower Michigan. It's all made possible by a relaxa- tion of the automobile ban during the Summer Session. Students move from heated…

… swimming, and a little fishing. There are overnight cabins that can be rented, and there is plenty of wide open space where you can battle the mosquitoes for a place to pitch a tent. Most students don't1…

… excitement .awaiting the would-be' student. The golf courses-the muni-. cipal course, the University course, Stadium Hills, Loch Alpine, the Washtenaw Country Club, the Huron Hills Country Club-all remain open…

… fests that manage to find their place in any society. We'd still go to the Upper Penin- sula in the summer-time. Students entering the School of Forestry and Conservation this fall will have a large…

…THE MI CHIGAN DAILY THUesIAY, MAY ?, 1939 _,,_ . THE ICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University ,of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of ' Student…

…. He is a slight, insignificant-looking little man, 120 pounds, pencil-stripe mustache, sharp eyes and mussed- up hair. He is 31, but yet looks and acts younger than most of the students for whom he…

… Ghost" has built up writing themes, papers, book-reviews, etc. for students who either do not have the ability to write o who have let their work slip too late in the sem- ester. Students here at Michigan…

… for a Ph.D. thesis. Smith does his papers in six different styles, ranging from "C" to "A." Most average students are careful to explain they don't want too good a paper for fear the professor will…

… besuspicious at the overnight improvement. Strangely enough, most of his customers are "A" students. "This is because most curricula overload the student," he explains. "Bright men and women want time for the…

… subjects that interest them most. Like good business executives, they give the tedious assignments to me." Of his occupation, Smith has this to say: "I am convinced I am aiding the students who use my…

… meaningless data. Many students hardly know what a good essay looks like. Professors as a rule fail to discuss them and do not let students read the essays submit- ted by other members of the class. My papers…

… stand as models and examples for the students." It is not t6o strange that a man like Mr. Smith can make $10,000 a year writing papers for stu- dents. That is, it is not strange considering the mass…

… in the Ann Arbor U.JA. drive, running from May 1 to 10, will go the National Coordin- ating Committee. Jewish students, faculty members and townspeople are being solicited by letters and personal…

… until the average for the five-day week has reached 7,000 individuals, or 1,400 visits each day. Chinese Students Will Meet Yu-Pin University Chinese students will meet Bishop Paul Yu-Pin, Vicar Apos…

…-W. G. Rice. Subjects Offered by Members of the Council. Reports of the Standing Commit- tees: Program and Policy-Edmonson. Educational Policies-Duffendack. Student Relations-Vedder. Public Relations…

…-Allen. Plant and Equipment-Gram. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary. School of Education Convocation: The fourth annual Convocationof undergraduate and graduate students who are candidates for the Teach- er…

… other faculties, students and the general public are cordially invited. Faculty members and students who are candidates for the Teacher's Cer- tificate are requested to wear aca- demic costume. President…

… Ruthven will preside at the Convocation and Professor Charles Scott Berry, of the Ohio State University, will give the address. Residence Halls for Men: Student personnel positions. Men students who will be…

… blanks in the Office of the Director of Residence Halls, 208 Angell Hall. A limited number of applications will be 'accepted from students who will be seniors during 1939-1940; but sen- iors will be…

… recommended for ap- pointment only under exceptional cir- cumstances. Students who have already made application will please come to this office to arrange for interviews. I should like to transact all busi…

…CITE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TR 5P&Y, TU y\T 4, M-N I U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student…

… the great majority of Ameri- Stereotypes: Student Poll Indicates Propaganda Value Of Catch-wc By JOSEPH GIES CIO..., 20 A survey recently completed by the Bureau of AFL .................18 Student…

…. React tion of student opinion in general, for only 68 rious religious denominations were a students were included. It was, in fact, in the Greek Orthodox......2 nature of a preliminary investigation…

… 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…

… by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications.I Published every morning except Monday during the university year and Sum= x B ession…

…-organized attempt to effect some semblance of student government, has voted itself out of existence. With the reorgani- zation and reallocation of its functions, it is to be hoped that student self-government will re…

…- ceive a new impetus and develop into an active progressive force. Its purposes vaguely defined in, the average student mind, its activity seemingly concentrated on the selection of new members who would…

… student government. The powers of the Council have been delegated to the Union student staff and a newly-conceived Men's Judiciary Council which will direct and consider petitioning of candidates seeking…

… poli- tical posts and take over the Men's Council func- tions in dealing with erring students. And, in many ways, that too is good. The Union staff has, in the past, shown an enthusiasm and in- terest in…

…Preier Typical of Syracuse University, as rz Neville Chamberlain and Premier one of its G,000 students! remarked, douard Deladier also received tran- one of'itsa6,000istentsireared ripts of the broadcasts. is the…

… of "friendly" school-one in which a olumbia's hour-to-hour coverage of student's social life is considered as ie Europeaf crisis gave impetus to important as his studies. This atti- Le reproduction of…

… the present set of tude is shown by the close relations lumes. between faculty and students and the Libraries here and abroad, as well air of informality found on the cam- the heads of universities and…

… the complex student government. Most famous Syracuse alumnae is political commentator D o r o t h y Thompson, wife of Sinclair Lewis. Least famous alumnus is Richard "Dixie" Davis, alleged boss of New…

… topic of his talk, Treadwell said. The series' is designed for the purpose of ac- quainting students planning to enter; certain fields with the nature and problems of their chosen work. Guests of today…

… presented for this semester. ten on Wednesday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m. in 231 A.H. Museum of Classical Archaeology: Exhibits from Egypt-Dynastic, Grae- co-Roman, Coptic and Arabic periods Scientific German…

….-Acourse,_Ger-(Ccntinueed on Page 4) i Mrs. Arthur Halligan said. other students are invited to L. Cooke will pour, going to school. He added that the After his transfer the Michigan and faculty members graduate spent his…

… house. 222 S. Ingalls, opp. Michi- Free pickups and deliveries gan League. 298 Price List ---- All articles washed and ironed. FOR RENT-Women students-large Shirts ...................... .14 warm rooms…

… for rent. Phone 2-3790. Undershirts ..................04 326 S. Division. 299 Shorts......................0A4 FORRENT-Toa man student. One Pajama Suits...............10 clean comfortable single, $4…

…_ _ _AIG N AIY_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY S= _ .,N -- r 11.- R _.,, 7a I r. pDlI 4AJ4~ #,," An_. Edited and managed by students of the University cf 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 exclusively entitled to the use…

… Downey respectively, are members of Michigan's huge family of alumni . . . Larry Allen reports the pathetic plight of two students who struggled for an hour with a new I-M locker before they discovered…

… is hoped that departments having such apparatus will realize the advantage to them- selves and to the University in avail- ing themselves of this opportunity. Shirley W. Smith.. Student Loans: There…

… made in ad- vance. Notice to Men Students: For the information of men students living in approved rooming houses, the first semester shall end on Thursday, Feo. ( 9, and the second semester shall be- gin…

… on the same day. Students living in approved room- ing houses, who intend to move to different quarters for the second semester, should give notice in writ- ing to the Dean of Students before 4:30 on…

… Thursday, Jan. 19, 1939. Per- mission to move will be given only to students complying with this re- quirement. Women students who wish to change their residence at the end of the present semester must…

… Students Office, Room 2, University Hall or at the Robert Owen Cooperative House at 922 S. State St.3 Academic Notices Junior and Senior Engineers: Those of you who attend General Harris' lecture on War…

… will be a sound motion pic- ture on Tabulating Machines. Notice to Students Planning to do" Directed Teaching: Students expect- ing to do dircted teaching the second semester are requested to secure as…

…-Dynastic, Grae- co-Roman, Coptic and Arabic periods -from Seleucia on the Tigris and from Roman Italy. In addition, a special exhibit has been arranged of' a portion of a recent acquisition of Roman antiquities…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1939 ___________________ U U E MICHIAN DAILY 'r ...,y s f ' A { R - . , 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 UIniversity year and Surmna r Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively…

… mission schools in China and of returned students from America itself. Particularly has the personality of the Generalissimo caught the imagination of the Chinese people, who are now fully conscious of the…

…. Candidates for Doctors' Degree; Friday, June 2, at 5 p.m. Office of the Dean of Students. Library Hours on Memorial Day: On Tuesday, May 30, the Service De- partments of the General Library will be open the…

…- uates and former students. In order that you may receive these ,please see that your correct address is on file at all tines at the Alumni Catalog Of- fice, University of Michigan. Lunette Hadley…

… forth their qualifica- tions for membership on the Council to the Union Student Offices in care of Hadley Smith. Deadline Wedes- day, May 31. Senior Engineers: A limited num- ber of the mimeographed lists…

… and secure all necessary signatures before June 24. Architect classifiers will post a not- ice when they are ready to confer, Robert L. Williams, Assistant Registrar All Students, Colleges of L…

…- dially invited. Events Today International Center: The closing event on the Center program for this year will be a picnic this afternoon. Students will meet promptly at 4 o'clock at the Center, and will…

… at Lookout point, and the group will return by 7:30. All graduate students are welcome. Coming Events All University Women: There will be a steak roast on Monday evening, May 29. The group will meet at…

… Communion; 9:30 a.m. Junior Church; 11 a.m. Kinder- garten; 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon by The Rev. Henry Lewis; 4 p.m. Students' and Young People' Picnic at Camp Newkirk. Cars leave Harris Hall at 4 p…

… twrws " ^. 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 Dniversity…

… Senior Swing- out. Student Loans: There will be a meeting of the Loan Committee on Monday, May 29, in Room 2, Univer- sity Hall to consider loans for the summer session and the year 1939- 40. Applications…

… for this meeting must be filed in the Office of the Dean of Students on or before Thurs- day, May 25. Waukegan Residents: Will the resi- dent of Waukegan who recently lost a pair of glasses in a car…

… traveling from Coldwater to South Bend please communicate with the Office of the Dean of Students. Varsity Glee Club: All members in- terested in the position of Business Manager for the ensuing year please…

… submit a short letter of petition to any of the officers before Tuesday evening. Academic Notices Sophomore, Junior, Senior and Graduate Students in Aeronautical Engineering: Announcement is made of a…

… of Classical Archaeology: A special exhibit of antiquities from the Nile Valley, the Province of Fay- oum, and the Delta of Egypt, from early Dynastic times to the Late Cop- tic and Arabic Periods…

… Lutheran Student Club will hold its annual banquet in honor of its seniors this Sunday evening at the Zion Parish Hall at 6. There will to keep in mind the coming lecture by Dr. Wilber M. Smith Saturday…

… night, May 27 on the subject, "The Bible-To Believe It-Or Not." The meeting is to be held in the North Lounge of the Michigan Union at 7:45. Student Senate. There will be a meeting of the Ways and Means…

… Com- mittee at the Union at 5 p.m. today. All Student Senators are invited. All members of the Committee who are unable to attend,. call Dworkis, 3779, and leave word to that effect. This meeting is…

… Russian Tea Room of the League, cafeteria style. Lieutenant Colonel P. K. Kelly will discuss "A Professional Soldier's Views on the Status of National Defense." All graduate students are cordially invited…

…, president of Assembly; arbara Bassett, 40, president of Baihfleic; Ann Vicary, '40, worn- "h's 'editor of The Dalily; and Suz- anne Potter, '40, chairman of the pub- licity committee. All students in the…

… University are urged to attehd the dances, Miss 0'- Roke stated, although they are espe- cially planned for new students. Assembly ITa Phis Pu shed Event Opens Indepedetit's 'Fortnight Discussions Plans for…

…, Esther Osser, '41; ath- letics, Margaret Cotton, '41; music Emily Root, '41; dramatics Norma Vint, '40; and kitchenette, iVarjorie Ullman, '41. Exchange Student Stays Here :Despite 20 Pairs Of Silk Hose…

… one thing wrong, she said, and that was the fact that all ~ the courses in history she really r wanted to take were given in only Y languages like Arabic or Turkish. And Turkish isn't Miss Bryant's best…

… the students at Beirut have , , HOSIERY! Join our Hosiery Club! The 13th pair is FREE! Snarest Kosiery Shoppe Michigan Theatre Building ,> ' I -- Sweaters Still Dominate With Cardigans Favored…

…?AG~ ~THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRWA IRU i0. 41 99 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications…

… impotent composition; music stressing arabes- ques in sound, the interplay of tonal lines, and the more subtle aspects of musical emotion; music that, because it appeals so wholly and directly to the tonal…

… regulations relating to rooming. In each of these cases, the Committee directs that each of these students be placed on probation for the remainder of the current aca- demic year. (Signed) Grover C. Gris- more…

… Hall. College of Literature, Science and the Arts, School of Music, and School of Education. Students who received marks of I or X at the close of their last term of attendance (viz., semes- ter or…

… summer session) w!l receive a grade of E in the course unless this work is made up and reported to this office by March 13. Students wish- ing an extension of time should file1 a petition addressed to the…

… bulletin board in Room 1431 U.E.S. Any student whose name does not appear on this list and who wishes to be so listed should report this fact at once to the Recorded of the School of Edu- cation, 1437 U…

… give a half-hour introductory talk on this film in Room 108 R.L. at 3:10 today. All students of French and others interested will be wel- come. The talk will be in English. Stalker Hall. Class in…

… games will be featured. All students are welcome. Coming Events International Center: 1. Class in Contract Bridge. Mr. Conway Magee is conducting a class in contract bridge for begin- ners at…

… International Center every Friday evening at 8 o'clock in con- nection With the regular Recrea- tion Night activities. All foreign- born students of the University are welcome to join this class. Like all…

… case will be argued in each of the four courts before a three-judge bench consisting of a faculty mem- ber, the regular student judge in charge of the respective court, and a senior or graduate student…

… 0 _, - HIGN ~AL THIRStiY, MaT 11; 193 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Edited and managed by students of the University of Midhigan under the authority of the Boardin Control of Student Publications…

… Comumittee on Parking- Applications for Proctorships in the Men's Residence Halls. Students who expect to have their applications con- sidered for appointment in the school year 1939-1940 will please file the…

… membership buttonsI at the business office of the Union1 any week-day from 8 to 12 and 1:30, to 5. There is no additional chargej for this button. Students who are graduating after less than eight se- mesters…

… until Friday, May 12. The sale will be held in Angell Hall Lobby at the following times: Thursday, May 11: 9-12 a.m.; 1-4 p.m. Friday, May 12: 9-12 a.m.; 1-4 p.m. Camp Davis. Students expecting to enroll…

… Dynastic times to the Late Cop- tic and Arabic Periods. Tenth Annual Exhibition of Sculp- ture, in the concourse of the Michi- gan League Building. Lectures Biological Chemistry Lecture: Sat- urday, May 13…

…, 10:30 a.m., East Lec- ture Room (Mezzanine Floor), Hor- ace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies. Dr. Eliot F. Beach of the Children's Fund of Michigan will lec- ture to the students of biological…

… urged to be present. New members are welcome. Coming Events Speech 190: Students in Speech 190 will meet at the Speech Clinic, 1007 East Huron Street, Friday, May 12, at 9 o'clock; and Monday, May 15, at…

… 9 o'clock in Room 302 Mason Hall. Student Senate luncheon will be on Saturday, May 13, 12:15 p.m., at the Michigan Union. The room will be posted on the bulletin board in the Union. All Senators are…

… requested to call Dworkis, 3779, or Schafrann, 4929, for reservations. The luncheon is open also to interested students and faculty members. All reserva- tions must be in by Saturday at 11 a.m. Congregational…

… a meeting of the Student Branch of the Institute DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the Universit. Copy received at the office of the…

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… 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…

… broader sense as a "technique for living together." Although the course is intended primarily for non-students, it is open to the campus and 'its nature should draw a large student attend- ance. It fills an…

… to the necessi- ties of life today. In 1929 the University student faced a world that was slipping from under him. In 1939 the world has already slipped. All around there is Y ou o f NOTES and…

… Arabic periods -from Seleucia on the Tigris and from Roman Italy. In addition, a special exhibit has been arranged of a portion of a recent acquisition of Roman antiquities presenited by Esther Boise Van…

…, Prof. 'Higbie, and Prof. Hyma will report briefly on recent literature in the field. Christian Science OrganizatIgn: 8:15 p.m. League Chapel. Students, alumni and faculty are invited to at- tend the…

…0f FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 14, 1939 J .I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Columnists In The Nation's Press [uIW, nnWGt ( oVWEr v rkms EN UAIM 4M - , 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 Oniversity year and Suma r Session. Member of the Associated Press…

… Room 3126 N.S. Graduate Students in Education: All individuals desiring to take the preliminary examinations for the Ph.D. in Education to be held on May 25, 26 and 27, must leave their names in my…

… office, Room 4002 University High School, before May 20. Clifford Woody. Students In Naval Architecture 6, please see Drawing Room Bulletin Board for an important announce- ment. Senior Lit Class Dues will…

… Classical Archaeology: A special exhibit of antiquities from the Nile Valley, the Province of Fay- oum, and the Delta of Egypt from early Dynastic times to the Late Cop- tic and Arabic Periods. Lectures…

… Saturday and Sunday, May 20 and 21 at Camp Tacoma, Clear Lake. For reservations, call 8995. The faculty and all graduate students are invited. Freshmen Phi Eta Sigma Members: A dinner-business meeting will…

… be held at the Union at 6:15 this eve- ning. Officers for the year 1939-40 will be elected. Bethlehem Evangelical Church Student Guild will visit the Saline Valley Farms today. Cars will leave the…

… church at 4 p.m. The Lutheran Student Club will hold an outdoor meeting and steak roast at the Island this afternoon. Those wishing to attend should meet at the Zion Parish Hall not later than 5 p…

…, Arabic, Portuguese, or Chi- nese, the languages chosen to be used this summer. A special reception will be held for coming Chinese students during the second week of the Summer Session at the International…

…-American, Near Eastern and Far Eastern Studies to get practice in speaking certain foreign languages, according to J. Raleigh Nelson, direc- tor of the Center. Foreign students, who are now studying at various…

… schools in the United States will come here during the Summer Session to meet and talk with American students in their lan- guages. They will meet at regular four o'clock teas and converse in Spanish…

… room apt. furnished. Next to campus. Phone 4373. 693 FOR RENT-One double, 1 single room for three graduate students next fall. $3 week. 1209 Cambridge Court. 2-1359. 694 LAUNDRIES A TRIAL WILL PROVE…