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… and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the lofid in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Hank Mantho Dave…

… of people. -Myra Sacks ByWDEW PEARSON WASHINGTON-President Roosevelt's meeting with Arab ruler Ibn Saud was the topic of vigorous discussion at a significant meeting of 1,000 Jewish leaders at the…

… had never before been outside his own kingdom, and thee is not a single Jew inside his kingdom. Arms for Arabs? SENATOR BREWSTER, Maine Republican, an- other speaker, criticized the present Chur- chill…

… reported a Washington rumor that Ibn Saud had asked for an American military mission to train an Arab army and that the President had agreed to send fifty to sixty American officers to Arabia as a military…

… conservatives than could. be done by writng a thousand books. ---arry Daum, L.S.A. Town Hail r 10 THE EDITOR : Last Thursday night I attended a meeting of the Student Town Hall. I went because I wanted to compare…

… for more Dailies. -Mrs. Ruth Buchanan Museum Attention Engineering Faculty: Five-week reports on standings of all civilian Engineering freshmen and all Navy and Marine students in Terms 1. 2, 3, and 4…

…: By Crockett Johnson Hello, Mr. Boggs, I called to- WHAT?. . . An interest payment Five-week reports below C of all Navy and Marine students who are not in the Prescribed Curriculum; also for those in…

… Pre-Medical Students: The Medical Aptitude Test of the Association of American Medical Col- leges will be given at the University of Michigan on April 13. The test is a normal requirement for admis…

… the test must write the examination at this time. Further information may be obtain- ed in Room 4 University Hall. Students who are planning to peti- tion the -lopwood committee for per- mission to…

…. m. in Room B Haven Hall. Students should bring their own dictionaries and are re- quested to sign up in advance in the History Office. Candidates for the Teacher's Cer- tificate for June: Please call…

…. Only Tur key and Afghanistan joined th Arab states - Saudi Arabia, Syr ia, Lebanon, Egypt and Iran-: a final dissent. Mild Abstention In the closing hours, the Sovie Union gave up its long fight t force…

… Uruguay and Yugoslavia The Arabs also refused to joir in a Norwegian resolution calini for an interim truce in the Holy Land pending action by the UN. U Buildings Ap ropriation Passes Senate The Heath Bill…

… College. c cola rshi Blanks Ready Veterans May Apply For 'Bomber' Fund Application blanks for Bomber Scholarships, open to veteran un- dergraduates, may be picked up this week at the Office of Student…

… Affairs in Rm. 2 University Hall. Established during the war, the Bomber Scholarships are annually awarded to students who have served in the armed services for at least one year. The fund by-! laws provide…

… fund by student or- ganizations, faculty, executive and alumni of the University during the war. The scholarships are awarded by a student committee composed of presidents of campus Wilkerson To Address…

… will sponsor "Jammin' in 'de Sun,' an open-air jam session, from 2 t 5 p.m. tomorrow on the Island. Open, with admission free, to all students who want to attend the affair will feature local and Detroit…

… Huron River, will be outfitted with a public-address system in- stalled in the small pavilion at the end of the island. The musicians will be playing from this pavilion, and students will sit on the grass…

…. In a statement of plans issued last Saturday by the Co=ncl, Ellin said that "it is hoped that this affair will give the engineering student body some idea of what we plan to offer them in the way of…

…." Asked, "If a Negro student came into this shop, would you cut his hair?" Barber Knieper told a re- porter, "Well, I don't know; that seems to be the trouble." Knieper said, "We haven't refused any- body…

…," but asserted that he could "quit anytime" as a barber if he didn't care to serve someone. Campus organizations to repre- sent students wronged by the al- leged discrimination at the can- celled meeting…

… highways to keep an appointment with the student body at an Anti-Lynch Rally. The little Negro minister had a great deal to tell the students about the sort of things that aren't written in textbooks or…

…- dren in Detroit who want to make the trip south to bring him back, knowing that it might cost them their lives.-No one knows yet whether they made it or not. Fifty students were in the ballroom that…

… night; fifty out of eighteen thousand.-"Per- haps it was the weather," some commented. Perhaps. But there was another and far more important reason why more students didn't show up -The Administration of…

… this University refused to allow the pro- gressive organizations who sponsored the rally to carry the fight to the student body. Five campus organizations had asked permission of the Student Affairs Com…

… no longer a party matter. He has fall- en into the criminal class. He is a contam- inator of the youth of America. The University, in restricting on its campus the students' right, as a citizen of this…

… that status quo.-In short, when the Ad- ministration refuses the students per- mission to carry out an organized campus fight against Bilbo, it is, in effect, con- doning all that for which Bilbo stands…

…. Either the students of this campus had better "get out into the rain and get wet" or they stand to lose a great deal more than the privilege of having a booth on the diagonal. But, in case they do decide…

… Vanzetti's last letter to his English class. It was a matter of prin- ciple, said the trustees.- Perhaps. But be- neath the principle was a far more impor- tant reason. They were afraid that the students…

… young republic was run up atop the Eden Hotel, a stone building K in the modern section less than a s- quarter of a mile from the old walled city still patrolled by the Arab legionnaires of Hashem…

… need de- termined and well considered ac- tion in the future to protect it against all outside intervention." Tribute Paid To Muyskens By Students Prof. John H. Muyskens of the l speech department spoke…

… last night before students and friends, who had. gathered to pay tribute to the distinguished bio-linguist for his work and the help he has .given them. Words must be lived with and studied carefully if…

… visit from Santa Claus, children were treated to an exhibition of magic and a showing of movies. -- -4-- - - - - * * * BY CAB, CAR AND BUS: Transportation to Airport Assured for 'U' Students More than…

… 400 students today were assured adequate transporta- tion facilities to Willow Run air- port tomorrow afternoon, follow- ing two hectic days of preparation by the Wolverine Club and local bus and…

… taxicab companies. Earlier, travel authorities had expressed fear that dozens of stu- dents would be unable to make ITug Week' To Continue Next Fall Under SL Move To Cut Tugs Of War Defeated Student…

… Stenn, Joe Stone and Joan Wil- lens. SL's National Student Associa- tion Committee will invite NSA to the University for its annual con- gress next summer. University officials gave the committee the go…

…-ahead to use facilities on campus for the 900- odd students and educators who will attend the congress. * * * THE LEGISLATURE announc- ed that five students have been their afternoon flights from Wil- low…

… more units if the need arises," Schiros added., Previously, he had guaranteed students transportation to the air-j port if they made reservations by noon today. "As yet we have re- ceived only 11…

… reservations," he said. MEANWHILE, Don Greenfield of the WolverinerClub reported late yesterday afternoon that his club has six cars available to take students out to the airport and ex- pects students and…

…- tuted a frank statement of policy on each side. They pointed out that there was a great gap be- tween the American statement I and the Soviet statement. One-Act Plays ToBe Given Tomorrow A bill of student…

… night. Outsiders attending games will ,ontinue to pay fifty cents but students may present ID cards at the time of purchase for the price reduction. The method of choosing Men's Judiciary Committee' was…

…, May 11s-The Jewish Army said today its fighters had captured Beit Mah- sir, main base for Arab forces in the battle for control of the vital Jerusalem-Tel Aviv highway, WASHINGTON, May 11 - The American…

… in the spotlight at the Student Affairs Committee meeting yesterday as the group ruled not to release the member- ship lists of campus political clubs and again tackled the problem of political…

… speeches. The SAC moved that student membership in political groups shall not be released except by specific request of the student involved. The ruling was an outgrowth of a request by Max Dean, chairmain…

… potential employers or other persons asking for student rec- ords would not have access to po- litical club affiliations unless au- thorized by the student involved. The "speakers ban" was again in the news…

… to organize their group, The two students said they were unfamiliar with the accreditation procedure and made arrangements to reorganize through proper methods. Yesterday the Student Affairs Committee…

… Needs Money For Additions Possible Student Fee for Games By HERB RUSKIN A recommendation that the Board of Regents take steps to finance badly needed athletic fa- cilities was made yesterday by the Board…

… prices. They advanced the possibility that students might be charged admission for football games epring Concert at 8:wl and other lniversity athletic elli, will play works by events in their annual report…

… second issue of The Daily's literary supplement, previously scheduled for May 28, will not ap- pear until the fall semester be- cause of previous publication re- quirements. Students who have contributed…

… Candidates in the forthcoming Student Legislature election should submit, pictures for the Candidate Display to Rm. 2, Uni- versity Hall before April 23, Dick Burton, Legislature elections com- mittee chairman…

… let students "know who they're voting for," Burton said. i . r ulous." Representatives of the organi- zations named branded Kornfed- er's testimony as false. 'Outright Lie' David Babson, AVC chairman…

…. Rep. Mundt (Rep. S.D.) an- nounced adoption of an amend- mentto his bill designed to curb Red activities in the United States. Daily Plans Presidential Straw Vote SL To Manage Pseudo-Election Students…

… and faculty members will have a chance to register their presidential preferences in a Daily sponsored straw vote to be held April 25. The pseudo-election will be! managed by the Student Legisla- ture…

… choice. Student and faculty ballots will be different colors in order that comparisons may be made. Following a pattern marked out by the University of Wisconsin newspaper, The Daily Cardinal. The Daily is…

… sponsoring the vote to get a good cross section of stu- dent and faculty opinion on the presidential race. Harvey Weisberg, f ormer Legislature president and Chair- man of the Regional National Student…

…; and an Arab supper, May 23. Service Group Takes Pledc es Organization Assists In Student Affairs The University's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the national service fraternity is accepting pledges at…

… tht cat you would-be medicos, tihe keyto success in medical school ls justbeen re- vealed. A recent survey released by the Veterans Administration discloses that student veterans are more likely to…

… complete their medical training successfully if they are enrolled in tie medical school at ISA Offers Exotic Fare To Students Preschool children are sent di- rectly to foster parents. Hospital School The…

… breakfast in the dorms during week ,days, only two-thirds of the 'women were able to get up enough .ambition to eat in the wee hours of the morning. Student Opinion Various shades of student opin- ion were…

…," he remarked. 'U' Dieticians Miss Kathleen Hamm, Univer- sity dietician, in urging students to eat breakfast, pointed out that: (1) Industrial and school studies show a result of greater efficiency…

… ADVERTISING 1 WANTED WANTED-Two, three or four-drawer filing cabinet. Call Donald Pelz days. 31511 ext. 589, evenings and week- ends. 2-7603. )82 WANTED: High School student or coed. Will exchange board and…

… BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES STUDENTS: Easy cash. One or more students to buy vending machine business. No license required. Call 6417 after 5. )14 FOR RENT ONE-HALF OF A DOUBLE ROOM for male student. Phone 2…

…-1018. )22 PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM. Men only. Telephone 5728. )10 WANTED: Male student to share suite with Christian student, near Uni- versity Hospital. Call 6637. )17 BUSINESS SERVICES DRESSMAKING - Suits and…

…. Call Northville 322ecol- lect. ) 48 WANTED TO RENT: Garage, 2 mos. Call 2-3225. Susan Tabibian. )12 APARTMENT wanted as soon as pos- sible. Grad student-veteran and wife. Quiet, considerate. Contact Al…

… that cosmo- politan flair can be had every oth- er Sunday night at the Interna- tional Center, when the various foreign student clubs display thei culinary talent. The clubs take turns presenting dinners…

… administration would permit young Democrats and young followers of Henry A. Wal- lace. But Hannah reminded the coin- mittee that under college rules no student organization can be formed without official approval…

… "As far as I know there is only one Com- munist in our student body. "And hie is on probation." M.S.C. en- rollment is 13,900. Asserting his and the college's opposition to any form of sub- versive…

… of selected persons from. both countries and more informative films are other means under con- sideration, he said. International Week To Sto-art, With Blaniqie The International Students As…

…, prepared by University students from Turkey. The menui includes such delicacies as kahzve. a beverage, and baklava, a special honey-and-nut pastry. The meal will be followed by a short pro- gram of…

… Americans and their foreign visitors. Else- where on campus, church guilds will sponsor afternoon teas to which students from foreign countries have been invited. Read Dailiy Ads! Cops ;I aIx1A~~ hi i M i…

…. Dorowv fifth ward; Prof. A. D. Moore and~ Three University students from Mrs. Ruthi A. Dana. of the" ; ili South America will be sent, by the district; and ,John E.,wi;ixr nd International Centel- to Flint…

…'s. Golu l Mer'owtof Jerusaleml ban Arab whoitnessed the flassiici'C. I a A N uaried Jel si t Ilemnizwas hs ie ; I by Imzlreds of Arahos. .1'hirty-fi ye JewviA iimys-hoy s, not warrors - tried to ci…

… mttillitont .J -vw itlt lascrii and \ern .'uLi rop~e. enter ite i t it i'tSlteill I9018. -,,. I All student and faculty con- tributions should be sent to: HILLELFOUDAIN Hill and Haven, Ann Arbor 1948…

… emphasis on national preparedness will result in the fea- turing of the body-building type of sport for college students by physi- cal education departments and in intramural programs, according to Prof…

… will be important in the camp life to which the newly drafted men will be in- troduced. Professor Mitchell stressed the re- sponsibility of the colleges in giving all students an increased knowledge of…

… Arbor Society of Friends and the Fel- lowship of Reconciliation. The organizing committee includes Prof. Arthur Dunham of the Social Work Curriculum; Kennth Morgan, director of the Student Religious As…

… work guaranteed-Rea- sonable rates-call Mrs. Walsh or Mrs. Eley, 2-4108. 186 LAUNDERING - 9 LAtTNDRY -2-1044. Sox darned. Careful work at low price. 3c STUDENT LAUNDRY-Special stu- dent rates. Moe…

… apartment built-in book cases, cedar closet, electric kitchen. No students. Telephone 2-1327. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for teachers, graduate, or business women. Laundry and cooking fa- cilities if desired. 426…

…. Rich oil wells have recently been discovered there and the Arab-' ians believe that every other majort country in the world has designs on their territory. On the other hand, they feel that the United…

… a game of Alpha Nu, Zeta Phi Eta, and Delta of varsity competition in the future, checkers was played with Ohio State Sigma Rho with the assistance of the he said. All students who are in- by radio…

… The Michigan Committee on Latin American Studies is attempting to organize a Journal Club, it was an- nounced by Prof. P. E. James. Interested faculty members' and graduate students in' seven depart…

… has been suggested, he said, that the teams be given a selection of topics from which the two teams may select the one which they will argue. Greater participation of students in forensic activities…

…. The vote was 66 to 14. SL Petitions Due Today Request Photographs Of All Candidates All petitions of prospective Stu- dent Legislators must be submit- ted to the Office of Student Af- fairs by 4:30 p m…

…. today, Dick Burton, elections committee chaiiman has announced. Dave Dutcher. Student Legisla- ture president, has requested that all candidates turn in a picture of themselves (maximum dimen- sions, four…

… Library to acquaint vot- ers with the candidates, Dutcher said. At latest count, 63 students are planning to run for the 19 posi- tions open, Burton said, with at least one group joining forces on the…

… grounds. The broadcasting policy group will also control all programs identified as being under University auspices which are presented over any station by staff or students of the University. This means…

… The council, by one of its rare unanimous decisions, called also for a Jewish-Arab truce in Pales- tine. Warren R. Austin, chief United States delegate who sponsored both moves in the council on or…

… students were announced yesterday by Dean Ralph A. Saw- yer, of the graduate school. Ten $1,500 predoctoral fellow- ships were awarded, with special fellowships of $1,000 going to 24 graduate veterans whose…

… studies were interrupted by the war. University fellowships of $600 to $950 each were also granted 42 other students, as well as 29 tui- tion scholarships. Winners of the $1,500 Rackham fellowships are…

… the Uni- versity campaign are still being accepted, according to Prof. Dwight C. Long, chairman of the drive. To date, collections from the student body total $692, 20 per cent of their $3,500 quota…

… set up in fraternities and sororities would go a long way towards bringing about progress, she remarked. "Students are the real .material with which to work," she said. "In the back of even intelligent…

… people's minds is the feeling that Ne- groes are different. If students were to see the Negro under intimate cir- cumstances this feeling would be erradicated." Concerning the anti-FEPC argu- ment that…

… of Ballot Box A special meeting of the Men's Judiciary Council will be held Monday afternoon to investigate charges of fraudulent voting in the recent Student Congress election, Fred Matthaei, election…

…, presented to us in person or in writing. However, we can take no action without specific proof." The student members of the Ju- diciary Council are as follows: Fred Matthaei, president of the Inter…

…. Studen ts Protest New Appointees Professors Resign in Six Argentine Schools BUENOS AIRES, May 4-(A)- Hundreds of students throughout the country abandoned classes today and a number of prominent professors…

… acquaint literary college students with train- ing and opportunities in four pro- fessional fields will begin this week, Associate Dean Erich A. Walter an- nounced yesterday. Dean Albert C. Furstenberg of…

… Airport, Briggs said: "Conferences were held with government officials but no de- cision hasgbeenreached. Negotia- tions are progressing and will con- tinue."j Byrnes Asks For Plebiscite Arabs Want Russian…

… yesterday by' a resolution passed by the Board of Regents in their regular meeting. The resolution, clarifying Regen- tial policy came as a result of a let- ter asking a state- ment of policy by the student…

… follows: "That the Dean of Students or other proper University authorities be authorized to put on such en- tertainment as they think best for the advantage of the student body without profit and without…

… finan- cial responsibility to the Univer- sity." Two weeks ago Regent Shields, counsel for the Butterfield Theatre chain which operates five shows in town, objected to student stage pro- ductions which…

… "enter commercial fields." As a,-result of his assertions, the student committee pointed out, the entire show with- the exception of Officials View Ford Dispute WINDSOR, ONT., April 21.-P)- Federal…

…). the national radio broadcast had to be cancelled. The student committee hailed the resolution as a "positive step in the right direction," and added that "granted campus support, more en- tertainment…

… based "upon the wisdom, the goodwill, the determination, of each one of us." Without this determina- tion to make the peace real, he said, A complete list of all students cited at yesterday's Honors Con…

… Griffith and William Shu- Jews into Palestine over the bayonets maker, upheld the affirmative side of the Arabs. It is the endeavor of of the question "Resolved: That the the British government to follow the…

… biggest game of the year. The rally will be organized on the steps of the Union at 7:15 p.m. and follow the band to Ferry Field in a torchlight parade at 7:30 p.m. Yell Contest The Student Legislatur…

… Michigan sports as "The Yellow and Blue" and "Varsity." Entries may be mailed to or turned in at the Student Legislative Office in the Union. The committee of Judges is made up of Walter B. Rea, Assistant…

… Dean of Students, Robert Morgan, Assistant General Secretary of the Alumni Association and the cheerleaders. The contest is open to all students except members of the Varsity Committee. * * * Varsity…

… Group To Be Enlarged Committee Sponsors All-Campus Activities With a packed schedule set up for the year, the Student Legislature Varsity Committee, formed during the summer term to sponsor and co…

… brought the campus its first pep rally, sponsored the trip to the Ohio State game and is now conduct- ing the Michigan Yell Contest. Students who join the committee now are especially wanted for work on…

….m. deadline. Book Exchange To Give Checks The Student Book Exchange will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednesday to issue checks for books sold and to return all unsold texts, manager Dick Bur…

…mm - 1~ p Fifty-Eighth Year { ~ Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. John Campbell…

… or in letters to the editor in The Daily, it might appear that there is campus-wide support for the maneuver-- that is not the case. Many students have refrained from op- posing the movement because…

…-discrimina- tion, it is only a vote for a minority group which is trying to be successful as others have been before it--in passing itself off to the public as the voice of the student body of the University. _111…

… --iiM U.Ac " f.. II iority Control I WOUI lE HAD to find another co- lege campus in t he country so tightly controlled by a small miinority of the student body. About 15 per cent of the undergraduate…

…FRMAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1947 FAGE FOUR T HE MICHIGAN DAILY I Fifty-Eighth Year ON WORLD AFFAIRS: Report from Europe BILL MAULDIN fi Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of…

… Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell ...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson…

… actively supporting Arabian feudal lords in their unrelenting opposition to the deep aspirations of the Arab masses to harmon- ize their interests with the Jews. Is it surprising then, that when our Con…

…. ,* * Football Tickets To the Editor: IN THE OPINION of most of the transfer students living at Wil- low Run, the present student foot- ball ticket distribution system leaves much to be desired. Accord- ing to The…

… Daily, the present method was adopted as the result of a polldtaken among the student body, of which transfer students make up only a small majority. As might be expected, the results fa- vored Michigan…

… students, while discriminating against transfer students. No one denies the fact that stu- dents in attendance at the Univer- sity for one or more years should receive preference over newcom- ers. However…

…, on the other hand, it is obviously unfair that a trans- fer student having eight or ten semesters of college to his credit should be allotted the same seats assigned to freshmen. A much fairer method…

… might be to count one .semester at Michigan equal to two;semesters at another school, thus giving transfer students the even break which they are not getting now. --Herbert Aronson ' * * * Aims of ADA To…

… chapter of ADA- Student Division hopes to bring together all liberal and progressive students interested in promoting such a program through the media of education and farsighted, in- formative political…

… . Amphithea- tre. All students in the school are expected to attend except those with conflicts in non-forestry courses. All Transfer Students in the College of Literature, Science, and Arts who received yellow…

… Jordan it will remain so. THOSE TWO countries are still officially at war as a result of the 1947-48 Arab-Jewish fighting in Palestine. Both gave notice they will not yield their respective parts of the…

… council. They won backing of the Mos- lem Arab group in the UN and most Catholic Latin American countries. Arab Hashemite Jordan is not a UN member. MusiC's Use As Theraputic CalledLimited Because of its…

… Saturday lun- cheon discussion at 12:15 p.m. in Lane Hall. At a vocational conference fol- lowing, students interested in Christian Missions at home and abroad will have a chance to con- sult with Miss…

… appearance of a new all-arts mag- azine on ,campus. At an organizational meeting yesterday, plans were discussed for the publication of a quarterly which will provide an outlet for student creation in the five…

…. Students in the architecture college plan to sub- mit samples which will be shown to prospective Ann Arbor adver- tisers. The tentative staff of the new magazine includes an editor-in- chief, a managing…

…' Union attempt to bar student bands from college bas- ketball games in New York's Square Garden. "If the Garden is getting a per- centage of the gate of those games," he said, "I think the American…

… Political Speakers ban. Taking a leaf from the Oxford Union's book, students here can build an organi- zation which will allow them to discuss political issues and anything else of importance that, comes up…

… president of thatj Union. This is the first constructive solution ever to come out of the political speaker contro- versy. Previously, all student objections to the ban have been taken the form of protests…

… and petitions but no alternatives have been offered to the Board of Regents. Although the defeat of the ban is de- sirable from a student point of view, repeal by the Regents has less chance than "a…

… be debated. The mo- tion takes a definite stand on the issue under discussion. Then, two speakers lead off the debate on either side of the issue. The speakers may be students, but more often important…

… the end of the evening, students file out through doors marked yea and, nay, in- dicating their decision on the debate. If adopted here, the students could de- bate any issues that comes up since the…

… Palestine to aid the Arab forces (who's position the UN truce Mission said was hope- less) and was arming both Iraq and Trans-Jordan. Brig. Gen. Wil- liam E. Riley of the UN Truce Mission advised the Arab…

… had used up its travel budget for the year prompted gave rise to a spontaneous drive by students to chip in enough to get the band to Ohio State. The Life article said in effect that OSU's band was the…

… Seniors. The cost of the lectures this year had made them impossible and other fund raising plans were not forthcoming. Politics ... Over a hundred students were preparing for a fight to the finish election…

… in two weeks. With Student Legislature, J-hop committee, and Senior Class offices at stake, it looked like one of the busiest two weeks in campus history was just beginning. The Daily accords its…

… general library, I heard the clerk report to a student that the books on Marxism which he had requested were not on the shelf. "What has the library done," he asked with some indignation, "burned all its…

… of notification not later than Wednesday noon. Approved student sponsored so- cial events for the coming week- end: May 28 Class of 1950, School of Nursing. The Americ an Agricultural Chemical Company…

… Angell Hall. If this time is in- convenient, see Professor Fischer at 3016 Angell Hall prior to the scheduled time of the examina- tion. Concerts Student Recital: Students of composition with Homer Keller…

… written by Leslie Bassett, Jack Hodin, War- ren Benson, Joanne Baker, Ed- ward Chudacoff, Anita Dennis- ton, Dean Nuernbergetr, Robert Buggert, and Grant Beglarian. The public is invited. Student Recital…

… for stop the outbreak of a world war in 1914. Words did not stop Hit- ler's annexation of Czechoslovakia in 1939. And words will not stop the similarly aggressive action of the Arab nations against the…

…- pend on the personal desires of a selfish few. Only force can settle this issue, for the Arab nations give no indication of halting their attack, and Israel consequently must continue to defend. Ifthe…

… proper action is not taken now, then all I can say is-League of Nations, move over; you are abot to be joined by the United Na- tions. -Manuel Rosenbaum. V ets' Feelings To the Editor: SOME STUDENTS wonder…

… you may be sure I shall not forget your viewpoint regarding this matter." So AVC's resolutions do let Wasihngton's policy-makers know how organized student -veterans feel on current issues. And, if the…

…- days 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Events Today Radio Programs: 3:30 p.m. WKAR-The Hop- wood Room-Programs of inter- views with student writers, pro- fessors and guests. Conducted by E. G. Burrows. 3:45 p…

….m.WKAR-The School of Music. 5:45 p.m. WPAG - Gardening Program - Lenore Thompson Bingley. 8:30 p.m. WPAG-FM-Student Recital. Students of composition will hear their works performed by other students. Delta Business…

…. Apartment Policy Told B Bursley Construction Is For Married Veterans The priority policy of admission into the much-sought after student and faculty veteran apartment buildings now being constructed on…

… University Terrace was announced yesterday by Dean of Students Jo- seph A. Burley. Applications for the twelve apart- ment buildings, planned to house 282 veterans families, including at least 50 faculty…

… professional and graduate school students. Cost of labor and materials have forced a higher rental fee than the University had intended to charge, but which could not be avoided, ac- cording to the business…

… office. Each apartment will be leased for a period of one year, according to Francis Shiels, Director of Residenct. Halls. A student veteran may renew his lease for a second year, but no longer, and then…

… Of Jewish Fighters ROME, Aug. 3-M )-The Jews are importing "fighting men" into the Holy Land, a five-man Arab dele- gation told Pope Pius XII today. Joseph Sanyoun, spokesman for the delegation sent to…

… place the Arab case in Palestine before the Pontiff, said the Pope appeared "deeply uneasy" over the situation" and expressed his willingness to use all means within his power to see "justice and peace…

…- quaint first year students with the League and its functions, as well as to provide a full weekend of entertainment. Tennis Ball Decorations Committee will meet at 4 p.m. in Room 3M in the Union today…

… Ruthven carried out his promise to "spin a yarn" Monday night when he was guest speaker at the meeting of the Student Wives Club. Mrs. Robert Farr presided at the business meeting which was followed by a…

… placement report booklet, "Gibbs Girls at Work." I1ATHAJUNE GIBBS 230 Park Ave., NEW YORK 17 90 Marlborough St., BOSTON 16 51 E.Superior StCHICAGO 11 155 Angeil St., PROVIDENCE 6 Foreign Students Sponsor Tea…

… American and foreign students "ill have an opportunity to meet eh Oh ad exhang ideas at the Internatioal Center's weekly tea, wvhich will be held from 4:30 until 6 p.m. today. Also on the agenda of for- eign…

… students' activities is the comedy film "Bossa," to be shown on Saturday, April 23, in the Rackham Amphitheatre. The For Oriental Beaut ... See our NEW JEWELRY ... SILK SCARVES CHINESE TEA ... IMPORTED…

… GINGER INDIAART SEHOP O 330 MAYNARD STREET .1 movie will be cosponsored by the Interni onal Center ani the Arab Club. Tickets may be purchased at the Center. Preparations are now being made for…

…. Several patterns and shades. By Wembley and Beau Brummel. $1 to $3.50 HATS -Top off your en- semble with a Mallory Hat. $7.50 to $10 o C> O ..I. The Student Faculty Hour honor the Political Science…

… partment at 4 p.m. today in will De- the on tap! Grand Rapids Room of the League. Hostesses will be members of Delta Delta Delta, who will wel- come all students and faculty in-: terested in getting…

… atmo-4 sphere. These hours are sponsored joint- ly by Assembly and Pan-Hellenic in order to give both students and faculty a chance to meet infor- mally outside the classroom. YOUR HONEYMOON MUST BE…

… next Saturday, and Sunday afternoon the Euro- peans will tangle with the Turks and the Arabs will face the Latin Americans. These games are held on the Stadium grounds near Gate 2. Kappa Sigma and Sigma…

… - yard dash event. The sole source of var- sity athletic teams ought to be from just such student compe- titions. Certainly they're fun for everyone and should stim- ulate increased interest in sports…

…-0157. Mornings or evenings. )40 ROOMMATES WANTED -Male. Cam- pus location. 524 Hill. Ph. 9471. )21 DOUBLE ROOM for male students, call 6059. )17 BUSINESS SERVICES COMPLETE SERVICE on your furs. Cold storage…

… Typing Serv- ice, 208 Nickels Arcade, Ph. 9811. )28 SADDLE HORSES for hire. Student rates, week days, $1.50 per hour. Also horses boarded. Stable % mile south of Ypsi airport, corner of U.S. 23 and U…

… room for boy. Othe' aroomer doctor from South America. 813 E. Kingsley. Call 7037. COUPLE, Student & Registered Nurse Desire Apt, in June, Box 86, Mich. Daily. )1 LOST AND FOUND LOST-A new Argus C-3…

… lost K & E Slide Rule, Engraved R.C.A. Phone 7757. Bob )2 HELP WANTED STUDENT WANTED for part time sweeping job. $1 per hour. Apply in person. Goldman Bros. Cleaners. 214 S. State. )68 REGISTERED…

… able to maintain 5 radio transmitters used on research work at Roscommon, Michigan. Pre- fer electrical engineering student with experience in radio. Personnel Office, 208 University Hall. PHOTOGRAPHIC…

… student with phot- ographic training. Work will be done at Roscommon, Michigan. Personnel' Office, 208 University Hall. )5 MICHIGAN Continuous 35c until 5 D ily P.M. ORCHIDS for you, fresh from HAWAII…

…! $3.50-$6.50 Free Delivnry A NY W1HERL Ea HEENY YUEN-PHONE 5974 fJ (after 7:00 P.M.) ro<"""''"> o<"""'"=>o<"""> <""""" > <> < ==>o<=">0 c-0='""""">o< 'H WANTED TO RENT CHEM. ENGR. student and wife…

…AGE EIGHT THE MIC.HI AN DAILY .....T.... .. .M ... H. . ...AN.. ...A.....Y. Muehl Takes Second Prize For Address Michigan Student Awarded $50 By Oratory League At Minnesota Contest William Muehl…

… further Qhsin the Union and Pillars, these orograms are p! odlueed for the prac- ical expericnce of the students of arcada sting, with routine regula-E tions, station breaks, timing, com- mercials and…

… Holds Band Contest, Meeting Of ASME Attracts Students Give Program On Tiwo Nights Climaxing the year's dance activi- ties on campus, an informal dance program will be presented at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow and…

… Section of the American So- Included In Program ciety of Mechanical Engineers Tues- day will draw a group of more than Phi Beta Kappa's musical equiva- 75 students from Ann Arbor. lent, Kappa Kappa Psi…

… the contest, Prof. Wil- liam D. Revelli, conductor of the Uni- versity Band, announced yesterday. Contest rules prescribe that anyI student on campus is eligible to par- ticipate. The prize to be…

… without charge. All who wish to at- tend are cordially welcomed. Seventeen Ohio convicts have re- ceived certificates for completion of Ohio State University extension courses. Busses carrying students…

… the third or fourth centuries A.D., Hellenistic examples, to later Coptic cloths, through the transition period, showing the grad- ual change in taste after the Arab conquest of Egypt in 641 A.D. to a…

… and Perfumes, which make excellent gifts. STUDENT board .job: Must be un- derclass man who is going tol Summer School-The Pa rol 408. ANY young couple int rcstcd in chaperoning a girls' cooperative…

… GENTLEMEN: I I I I I I1 You can rent every room in your house to summer students. An exceptionally large registration is expected this summer; thousands will be seeking rooms. And notwithstanding the…

… contact all alumni for con- tributions. A student drive, which will con- tact all students, will also begin next fall. M. any research projects are al- ready under way under Phoenix Project sponsorship…

… regardless of all the con- troversy, students can be pretty sure that they will get to he air- port in time to catch airplanes leaving Friday afternoon. 1 SAC Plans Hlearings on IFC Action The Student Affairs…

… constitutions and/or by-laws will be suspend- ed unless they are able to pre- sent to the Office of Student Affairs by Jan. 1, 1951, evidence showing that they have peti- tioned their national offices, asking…

… its passage. Namely, to stop pressure on IFC by other student organizations." Rothschild called the resolu- tion "watered down." Rothschild explained that he was writing the letter "because I want the…

… warning until next fall, however. DEAN WALTER told the meeting that the rule was already law having been approved by Office of Student Affairs and agreed to in writing by every fraternity coming back on…

… for students is one dollar for five issues. And to make sure that the other new policy is confirmed- the Gargoyle is to be sold mostly by subscription - the hawkers will continue to sell their wares in…

…- ternities were below 2.4 the alumni said. Students charged in debate that the ruling was discriminatory and seemed to indicate feeling that the fraternities were "not as im- portant as the teams" which re…

….0. That's the lowest. Let's get away from that." Students Wll Hear, Barnes On Journalism University lectures in the jour- nalism series will continue to fea- ture speakers from top-flight publications of…

… the country for the benefit of journalism majors and other interested students this se- mester. Former student of the Univer- sity, Russell Barnes will address journalism students at 3 p.m. to- day in…

… been sent into the Ales basin to save its mineral wealth. City's Motion Halts Trial of Two Students A city attorney's motion chal- lenging Municipal Court's power to decide the constitutionality of…

… listened carefully as he lashed out at Communism. Elsewhere in the UN: 1. THE ARABS accused the Se- curity Council of prejudice at a special session on the Palestine question. Warren R. Austin, U. S…

… occurred when workers entering the gates at- tempted to stop distribution of the literature. Several of the persons distributing the literature were University students. The plant protection officer said…

… CAMPUS talent will be another feature of "Var- sity Night." But of course the highlight of the weekend for students and alumni alike will be the Illinois game Saturday. The atrosphere of a college town on…

… Jews from turning the Palestinian desert into a garden, and in return for supplies of which they connive with the Arabs at nullifying a solemn decision of the United Nations. LEFT WING: Those who, within…

… submit VA Form 7- 1963 early in the semester may cause delay in receipt of subsist- ence. Women students planning to at- tend summer school may apply for housing in the Office of the Dean of Women. The…

… should complete them at once. Debate: Students interested in Varsity Debating should fill out applications blanks today in Rm. 4202, Angell Hall, 2-5 p.m. This notice applies to old members. American…

…:30-11:30 Special parties will be consid- ered for Monday evenings. Call 3- 1511, Extension 391. Certificates of Eligibility must be secured by any student partici- pating in non-athletic extra-cur- ricular…

… in a class or other student organization. Certificates may be secured in the Office of Student Affairs, Rm. 2, University Hall. It is requested that grade reports for the past semester be presented…

… academic career. 3. Graduate Students: A Cer- tificate of Eligibility will be is- sued upon presentation of Cash- ier's Receipt. No student is eligible for par- ticipation in extra-curricular ac- tivities…

… who is excused from gym- nasium work because of physical incapacity, except by special per- mission of the Committee on Stu- dent Affairs. In order to obtain such permission, a student must submit a…

… written recommenda- tion from the University Health Service. Students on probation or the warned list are forbidden to par- ticipate in any extra-curricular activity. Each student serving on a com- mittee…

… or publication, participat- ing in a public performance or re- hearsal for such a performance, or holding office in a class or oth- er student organization /should present his certificate of eligibil…

… to present a certificate of eligibility, (2) sign his name on the back of such certificates, (3) file with the chairman of the Committee on Student Affairs the names of all those who have presented…

… Regulations Standard Forms, $5 Bond Required At its meeting last night, the Student Legislature approved in total a number of new and re- vised election rules formulated by its elections committee working in…

… votes, and op- portunity for candidates to in- formally address interested mem- bers of the student body. New Petition Form The new standard petition form will consist of four pages, one bearing full…

…. Differing from the pre-Minne- sota game rally, the revised pro- gram calls for students to assem- ble at 7 p.m. in front of the Union for a torchlight parade to Ferry Field. Principal speaker at the Rally…

… will be Fred Matthaei, a Univer- sity alumnus, who will talk to the student body gathered around the traditional bonfire. Following the Rally, there will be a snake dance back to the Un- ion. Panel Will…

… Postcards Last night scores of AVC mem- bers signed two giant postcards protesting any change in rents here. The postcards, which were jointly drawn up by the Student Legislature and the AVC, will be sent to…

… the rent advisory board. This afternoon the AV and Student Legislature will jointly sponsor a meeting to co-ordinate any campus groups or individuals interested in appearing at the open hearing next…

… unanimously approved a de- tailed plan for the partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab countries. ROME, Nov. 19-Italy and Si- cily put up feeble defenses against an increasing wave of violence to…

… contribu- tions from student groups, the University division of the 1948 Community Fund Campaign went more than $3,000 over its $22,000 quota in the recently concluded drive. A total of $25,000 was collected…

… contacted in the two-week drive, special contributions from student organizations made the campaign a success, Prof. Lagler said. Largest single contribution re- ceived was the $1,000 donated by the AVC…

…., May 7, East Lecture Room, Rackham Bldg. Mr. H. F. Nixdorf of the No-Sag Spring Co. will talk on "Recent Developments in Fur- niture Construction." Wood Technology students are expected to attend. Other…

… program will open with the Minuet from the E-flat Symphony by Mozart, Prelude 4, and Giga, by Corelli, followed by Lefevere's Allegro, Al- fred Bells, Intermezzo, and Ma- zurka. Student Recital: Betty…

… LIKE to suggest that letters concerning University policies and reactions to those pol- icies be turned over to members of thebStudent Legislature, when they warrant such attention. These members could…

… names and along with the precipitating letter. I feel this would establish a sounder basis for student par- ticipation in University affairs and would create a greater faith of the student body in the ef…

…- fectiveness of their elected repre- sentatives. By delegating the va- rious investigations throughout the Legislature, some of the un- desirable factionalism, which ap- pears to be entering our student…

… or woman who doesn't like to hear glor- ious male voices raised in song! The students of Michigan are in for a treat this Saturday night if they will attend the annual Varsity Glee Club concert at Hill…

… from a se- curity standpoint. Up until now all the Arab states have beer friendly toward us. In view of the tense situation with the So- viet Union does it seem that our best national interest in the…

… Middle East lies in making en- emies of the Arabs by forcing them to cede land which has been theirs for two thousand years and take the chance that they will turn to the Sovi'et Union for friendship and…

… consideration in dealing with in- ternational problems must be that which is best for our security in case of war. Whether we like the Arabs or Turks or even Greeks is at . . . this time immaterial; for if the…

… full, what we get is simply a half-worthless compromise. The fact of the compromise in turn par- alyzes other essential efforts. Not nearly Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan…

… and represent the views of the writers only. NIGHT EDITOR: ARTHUR HIGBEE New Courses THE RECENT Town Hall forum on pro- posed curriculum changes indicated a general student desire for new courses. One…

… in home economics, but the institution of a few basic courses in the field would be a forward- looking gesture. One of the purposes of a university educa- tion is to enable its students to enjoy a full…

…, satisfying life. Surely then, every means of achieving that satisfaction should, if pos- sible, be included in the student's choice of curricula. A few courses in home economics would be an invaluable asset to…

… asserted at Lake Success that their hero was a great religious leader and an "Arab patriot." In Cairo, the Nazi ex-Mufti personally told a correspon- dent of the Agence Francaise that he had never been an…

… found among the ex-Mufti's papers in Germany. Paragraph 7 runs as follows (my transla- tion): "Germany and Italy recognize the right of Palestine and, the other Arab countries to solve the question of…

… the Jewish element in Palestine according to the Arab national interest in the same manner as this question was settled in the Axis countries." In other words, the Mufti wanted the right to exterminate…

… there is no conflict with the regular printed schedule. To avoid misunderstandings and errors, each student should receive notification from his instruc- tor of the time and place of his examination. In…

… Discrimimttion Report To The Editor: F OR A TIME I was curious to know why the Student Legis- lature did not release the entire text of H. 0. Crisler's report, "Al- leged Discrimination on Athletic Teams at the…

… esteem in the eyes of the student body. -Miriam Bisdee * * * Bikes Without Lights To The Editor: AS A STUDENT, a taxicab driver, and a bicycle enthusiast, I am in a good position to vent a couple of pet…

… board outside of Room 3223 East Engineering Build- ing between May 14 and May 21 for instruction. To avoid mis- understandings anderrors each student should receive notifi- cation from his instructor of…

…T E MNhiIGAN DAILY Fifty-Fifth Year I WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Conference Opponents Listed Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in…

… Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Margaret Farmer Ray Dixon . Paul Sislin Bank Mantho Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennedy Ann Schutz Dick Strickland Martha Schmitt Ray McFee Editorial Staffg…

… "floored him." He also expressed the view that college students of our age are perhaps more mature now than they will ever be. For, we dare to think more radically, are more aware of the struggles going on…

…-E Day becomes just another story in yesterday's paper. "Students didn't celebrate here-no, not the expected flow of liquor, so far as I could see. We were sober-sober to the extent that classes went on as…

… with establishing a peace of justice." Arab Glamour... SAUDI ARABIA, which supplies the chief glam- our for San Francisco, has sent five of its top-drawer princes to represent the Arabs of South Arabia…

… Standard Oil Co. of California, and striding through hotel lobbies dressed in long-flowing burnooses, they are the chief visual attraction of the conference. The other day as the five Arab princes walked…

… has been cancelled. Louis A. Hopkins, Secretary All Students interested in partici- patingin the three-act student writ- ten English Department comedy are asked to be on hand this afternoon at 2 o…

…'clock (CWT) fourth floor An- gell Hall. La Soiedad Hispanica offers two fifty dollar scholarships (plus tui- tion) to the University of Mexico Summer School. Students interested must apply through Professor…

… before Monday, May 14, 1945. Academic Notices Directed Teaching, Qualifying Ex- amination: All students expecting to do directed teaching next term are required to pass a qualifying exami- nation in the…

… subject in which they expect to teach. This examination will be held on Saturday, May 12, at 7:30 a.m. Students will meet in the auditorium of the University High School. The examination will con- sume…

… Janeiro, the basis of which was the 1945 Act of Chapultepec. The Arab League, embracing many near Eastern nations is an- other. The South Pacific nations (Australia and New Zealand, possibly the Philippines…

… labor men as well as with theoretical problems, were able to interest their students in what are vital problems for every working man. Even after charges of "marxism" by a general motors official had…

…) - - - - - - -- -- - - week. Fri., Feb. 18, is therefore the last day on which new elec- tions may be approved. The will- ingness of an instructor to admitr a student later will not affect the operation of this rule. Elig…

…-ihiIty Cards bor the seuind semester will be issued AFTER- NOONS ONLY in the Office of Student Affairs, 1020 Adminis- Romber Scholarships. Applications may be obtained at, the Office of Student Affairs. 1020…

… beginning of each semes- equivalent of two semesters of ter every student is presumed to credit in an undergraduate school be ineligible for any non-athletic or college at the University. tA extra…

… ate student. who must secure such a certifi- Awards will be made principally cate are candidates for class of- on the basis of need. Scholastic fices or major campus commit- ability and character are…

… also con- tees, candidates for and repre- sidered. sentatives in student government groups, all students who hold of- Fellowship and Scholarship ap- fice or serve on standing com- plications for the year…

… 1949-50 in mittees in student organizations, the Horace H. Rackham School of all students participating in pub- Graduate Studies will be accepted lic performances or rehearsals. through Feb. 15. Students…

… less than C,_ or (2) at least 2% times as many Research Fellowships: Women honor points as hours and with students are informed that in- no mark of E. formation on research fellowships Sophomores…

… credit in -- the preceding summer session, Kappa Kappa Gamma Graduate with an average of at least C. and Fellowship Award: at least a C average for the entire Women students are informed academic career…

…SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Campus Opinion SOME students who voted in the Student r Legislature elecion picked their choices from the mass of unfamiliar names by not- ing the…

… viewpoints expressed by each hope- ful on six questions asked by The Daily. As a handy guide, the answers given by the 71 candidates were published on election day. For math majors and students who be- lieve…

… percentage for the whole candidate list. The positive and negative difference in percents determines to some extent whe- ther students were favorable or unfav- orable to each candidate's ideas. Here is the…

… student opinion on the basis of this analysis but some interesting inferences can be drawn by the imaginative.... -Craig H. Wilson Editorials published in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The…

… Commissioner was threatening to shell Jewish sections of the Holy City, had already done so, supported by planes, in Jaffa. While the Arab states were threatening to move in their armies from nearby Syria…

… among students at the University as he polled 1,515 preferential votes and 2,617 as most "likely to succeed" in The Daily's presidential straw vote. Mich- igan's Senator Vandenberg was second. Henry…

…- lahan Committee was illegal, and Sen. Stan- ley Nowak came to the defense of the youth. The trial was finally adjournd until May 20 by a Senate vote. * * * University A record turnout of 5,756 students…

… elected twenty-three new members to the Student Legislature., At the first meeting of the new group it was decided that the Legislature will choose the University delegation to the National Student…

… campus, when the Student Affairs Commit- tee gave recognition to the, Student Demo- crats for Douglas. Tennis A solution to the tennis "hot potato" was reached with a decision to adopt a com- promise plan…

… quorum. Shelved, were proposals to increase student representation on the Fi- nance Committee, to changes in the pro- cedure for selecting Union vice-presidents and to givet tdtnt -majotity on the se…

…r. THE MICHIGAN DAILY i Student Opinion Needed AS AN integral part of an expanding Uni- versity, the General Library faces many problems, the satisfactory solution of which largely depends on…

… faculty-student opinion. In a pamphlet entitled "Library Leaflet No. 2," Dr. Warner G. Rice, Director of the General Library, has set forth certain fun- damental obligations of the Library, in- cluding…

… in cer- tain rooms of the General Library, and have taken action to install a more satisfactory system. With regard to the other obliga- tions mentioned, Michigan students are fortunate. But the…

… system, on the other hand, would include duplication of catalogs, the expense of more library attendants and the fact that the students would not be constantly in contact with the large book collections of…

… teaching, motion pictures and sound recordings. In this regard, the proh- lem of location and the need for trained attendants is again encountered. Many students have expressed a desire that smoking be…

… special smoking rooms, under the usual supervision, in which only such books as are normally available for general cir- cultion may be used? Originally opened on Sunday so that students might comfortably…

… be con- vinced by facts, and future juries can scarce- ly be expected to throw off their prejudices.- It remains, therefore, for students to end discrimination in Ann Arbor barber shops. Dascola…

… maintains that it is not worth the time and expense necessary for him to take a special course in cutting the hair of Negroes, because of the small num- ber of Negro students on campus. Assuming the truth of…

…- lum changes have brought out a wide range of student reactions, varying from deep dismay at the thought of the addi- tional concentration requirements to be met, to outright jubilation at the…

… BtT.L MAUTDIN - ww®n r r w wor r .. . I Students whose major interest lies in one particular field would have selected most of their courses in that field whether the requirement existed or not…

…. Thus, the only practical effect of the requirement was to force students who were interested in a wide range of topics to narrow their atten- tion to a particular field. Under the new departmental…

… programs, students will have the opportunity to ar- range a more flexible distribution of courses, while those who wish to specialize in one particular field will still be able to do so. The broader pre…

… hours in three groups. Although these new requirements are admittedly somewhat of a restriction on the right of free choice of subject matter, the realization that the student still has two years of study…

…- ment. Graduate Students in Zoology: Graduate students who wish to de- clare their intention of becoming ap- plicants for the doctorate in zoology should secure the proper blanks at the Zoology Office…

… boatswainship will be given. Members of all ranks should attend this meeting. Non-members are cordially invited. Arab Society: Al-Thaqafa will hold a round table discussion tonight at 7:30 at the International…

… Center. The topic'for discussion will be "Al-Ghaz- ali and his Philosophy" led by Fakhri Malouf, a graduate student in phil- osophy from Syria. Graduate Council Social Hour: The weekly social hour for…

… which students, faculty andHrocW tkJr,'l sewd townspeople contribute. The paper William Galusha, '42, assistant stew- has a circulation of 3,000. arnd and Joe Domar, Grad., account- ... ant,. T…

… ~ county are included on the general East, haMc towell as bar i te Wear bo~,d. ,Arabian countries andhas studied at ®u °len~gth their culture andI history. Ale- v-i Tliacqaf a isthe newest student organ…

…- izpation, on camnpus and ways formied J]Pubic, or Arab studenits and thoe .o~ther Heath o Pstu~dents and faculty m~embers whgw are interested in Aabian cul urean Dr. Luther T. Purdom, director of history…

… have set spec ial prices Onl student irnndles. Take avata1ge of the I f Fther Did; the Wi SHI G f ". If father did 'the washing it wouldn't get donee for father wouldsoon learn, that tho…

… Auditions To Be Held For Dance Program Men and women students who wish to participate in a weekly 15-minute show to be given dur- ing intermission at the regular Union dance every Saturday night are requested…

… oppor- tunity to perform before large au- diences may report to the Union student offices anytime between 3 and 5 p.m. on Monday through Friday. Applicants may also call Bill Curry at 2-3256 or Bob Perrin…

… also include a number of scientific periodicals filmed in enemy countries during the war. Another set of reproductions the American Culture Series, brings to the student early Ameri- can documents…

…- ed among recent additions to the University collection of films. Doctoral dissertations and for- eign theses on microfilm have been of tremendous value to graduate students, Dr. Rice said. i The Time…

… history. archaeology Illinois Under Way and philosophy at the University _sUne Way of Munich. The University's student chapter He came to this country in 1939 after five years of residence and of the…

… Paintings, Lasansky Prints PALESTINE DIVISION - Two types of shading indicate Jew- ish and Arab countries into which Palestine was partitioned by vote of the United Nations General Assembly in its session at…

… and Arab coun- tries envisioned in the partition plan. In the debate earlier, Dr. Ales Bebler of Yugoslavia charged that the Argentine delegation is a "sup- porter of the last vestige of the Rome…

… than 5,000 Wolverine Alumni on the West Coast, many thousand other alums here in Michigan and other parts of the nation, University students and faculty members, plus the ordinary sports fan who wants to…

… students. Weir is working on a system to make sure that each ticket pur- chased here will be used by the buyer. Judiciary Council Holds Query on Last Election An investigation of illegal prac- tices in the…

… recent campus elec- tion will be conducted from 4 to 6 pm. today by the Men's Judi- ciary Council in Rm. 304 of the Union. Any student who witnessed such practices is requested to appear before the council…

… to de- tect approaching cars and other vital sounds. Dinner To Top International Students Week A traditional Thanksgiving din- ner with all the trimmings will be served to 250 foreign and Ameri- can…

… students Nov. 26 at the Ma- sonic Temple, as a climax to In- ternational Studentsweek. The dinner is being sponsored by the International Students Associ- ation as part of its program de-' signed to increase…

… understanding between foreign and American students. Reservations may be made at the International Center. In conjunction with Interna- tional Students Week a panel of three foreign students, Maria Van der Harst…

… understanding among nations at the Interna- tional Center tea, 4:30 p.m. to- morrow. Other groups participating in International Student Week in- clude Kappa Alpha Theta, and Martha Cook dormitory. Vet Groups To…

… Conduct HCL Survey Today Data To Be Used for Subsistence Petitions A dozen interviewers, manning three posts on campus, will con- duct a thoroughgoing cost of liv- ing survey of student veterans to- day to…

… said that labor was opposed to roposed price and wage controls xept as a final resort in the vent of a "national crisis." Students W are Petitions War On Rent Rise A student drive to oppose any…

… for two or three year subscriptions and voiced fears that they were victims of a racket. University students residing in Wil- low Village reported that the "numer- ous salesmen, many of them with ex…

… this was possible, - and therefore there was nothing be- fore the conference concerning the Greek demands. Book xchange T'oClose T oday Students will have a final oppor- tunity to buy their textbooks at…

… the Student Book Exchange before it closes its doors at 5 p.m. today, Dick Burton, Exchange manager, an- nounced yesterday. "The College Algebra and many other hard-to-get or out-of-print texts are…

… off the 1946 Michigan football season, plans are set for the first pep rally of the season to be held tonight. Students will follow the University Marching Band in a torchlight pa- rade at 7:30 p…

… Meat Ceilings; Byrnes Acclaims Foreign Policy L * * * FIELDING H. YOST ... to receive tribute More Students Must Exchange Football Tickets Another category of students who must turn in football…

… tickets during the Student Legislature's mass ex- change next week was announced yesterday by President Ray Davis. An upperclassman who secured tickets for himself and an under- class coed in a preferred…

… entitle him to receive two ad- jacent seats in an underclass section Friday or Saturday. Davis said that leniency on the part of ticket distributors was re- sponsible for some students receivingj tickets in…

… the wrong sections. h. He added that students in this category who fail to return their tickets will be subject to disciplinary action along with those who obtained preferred seats through error or…

… fraud. The Legislature's ticket exchange will get under way Monday. Students will use tickets now in their posses- sion for the Indiana game. Meanwhile, the Board in Control of Intercollegiate Athletics…

… put a measure of administration support behind suggestions of the Jewish Agency for Palestine that separate. Arab and Jewish states be created in Palestine, with a large degree of autonomy for the Jews…

…. Hopes for Fair Solution Today's White House policy state- ment said it was the chief executive's sincere hope that proposed conversa- tions among the British, Jews and Arabs would bring a "fair solution…

… trainees, the Navy will provide training for civil- ian students who are not obligated to go on active duty after graduation. Such personnel will be called "con- tract students" and will pay all ex- penses…

… personally except for text- books in naval science and tactics courses. "Contract students" must agree to accept reserve commissions and will engage in a three-week sum- mer practice cruise. Holloway plan…

… students will spend three summers in training cruises of from six to eight weeks' duration. Approximately 125 NROTC stu- dents are now enrolled at the Uni- versity. Try Politisc, Sigler Advises Dowagers…

… incorporation, filed an ap- plication to buy the Thunderbird By TOM WALSH While frenzied efforts are being made to house the tremendous influx of students expected this fall, the overlooked problem of how this…

… group is to be fed threatens to produce a food crisis in the campus rea next semester. As a result the students here in the fall can expect to find all of the campus eating places crammed far beyond their…

… normal capacities. Must 'Eat Out' The anticipated fall enrollment of 18,000 represents an increase of 3,- lunches rather than wait in line to eat at local establishments. Students living in dormitories or…

… the lines at campus restaurants, drug stores, and the League and Union. The maximum operating capacity of these eating places has been esti- mated at 6,000. With at least 7,400 students who must eat…

… I 4fIt~tL PFiaiUI4; A QUICK LOOK-SEE at college papers around the country in the past week tells us that America's student population has reacted with shock and indignation to the Czech coup and…

… free- dom. Each group seeks to outdo the other in its diatribe against sin. But a democracy goes under in central Europe. Students who are indignant, as we would be indignant, march to the Pres- ident…

…'s palace to urge Mr. Benes not to give in. They are shot and clubbed by the action committees who would rather not have the students reach their president. And here in Michigan, the fighters for academic…

… freedom are silent. In New York's City College, at Ohio State University, out in California, students have condemned the Gottwald government. They have indicated to their freedom-loving, fellow students in…

… Europe that Americans are not passive to their plight and will fight for a restoration of their values. But the organized students of the Uni- versity of Michigan say nothing. Two NSA interim…

… representatives to the International Union of Students in Prague Editorials published in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily stafff and represent the views of the writers only. have resigned…

… Cezechoslo- vakian student population is up against. Members of MYDA, like the rest of us, have read that the Gottwald government is restricting higher education in Czechoslo- vakia to those who profess…

…'ron there it spread until, in 1947, only one state, New Hampshire, refused to per- mit church classes on school time. Nearly 2,000 communities, with over a million and a half -students, now have some kind of…

… expected, returned a verdict of not guilty. During the trial the defense attorney stated that the citizens of Ann Arbor didn't need students to tell them how to run the city. How well-off would many of these…

… Ann Arbor citizens be without the presence of 20,000 students? This is, as perhaps few years in our history, a year of decision. In other words. it's soul searching time. How long can you as a stu- dent…

… committees producing the broad-i casts is not as yet complete. Any- one interested in the writing angle of radio production are urged to+ apply to Bradley Straatsma at the Union Student Offices, or Doris Ann…

… Harvard staff in 1934, he was an instructor in chemistry at the University of Minnesota. Kreuger at the League. In addi- tion, students are needed for act- ing and research. * - . Union members may…

… will meet at 8 p.m. students under the direction of today at West Court. Donald Decker. * *r OUT THAR .. . at the Village W~orkshop 9S ri are The art-craft workshop group Bridge will be played from…

…N)MIORROW Magazine believes that its future lies in wilespread acceptance by students-tomorrow's cifi- Ziis-aiid by the educators of today, we make this special introd uctory offer which is valid only niitil…

… leave in the proper amount when requested by the student. Certification blanks will be avail- ablefrom 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. today, Friday, Monday and Tuesday and from 8:30 a.m. to…

… European nations, especially those under the watchful eye of Soviet Russia And other vital, fast-moving articles and stories such as "The Arab World: Myth and Reality" by L. C. Gray; "A Man Has to Eat' by…

… at 8:30 - Saturday Matinee at 2:30 Tickets 96c-72c-60c (tax incl.) SPECIAL RATE FOR STUDENTS TONIGHT AND SAT. MATINEE, 42c Box Office Opens Daily - Phone 6300 LYDIA MENDELSSOHN THEATRE L '1 "SAVE…

…. *********************** HIGHLIGHTS ON CAMPUS PERCY JONES TRIPS: Faculty Members, A-n Arbor Volunteer Group Instruct Vets Keniston To Speak at Linguistic Conference SRA Coffee Hour . . . The Student Religious Association Coffee…

… fourteen students throughout the nation to receive the $1,000 fellowship for graduate work at a United States university, Miss Kennedy will also receive a five- week training program at Camp Miniwanka…

… Lounge. * * * Address on Morocco Pierre Raynaud, French student in the College of Engineering, who spent fifteen years in Morocco, will give a talk on Morocco before a meeting of the French Club at 8 p. m…

…. EWT (7 p. m. CWT) today in the League. Raynaud will discuss the difficulties and anxieties of the Moroccans (both Arab and French) before the arrival of the Americans during this war. Games, group…

…, will be consultant. The camp is on Pat- terson Lake, near Pickney. Students interested in Mental Hygiene and the problems of adjustment are welcome to attend. Classical Coffee Hour. For stu- dents and…

… Cummings, Mrs. D. McLean, Mrs. J. D. Prender- gast, and Mrs. Owen F. Walker. Five Ypsilanti residents also make weekly trips to the hospital. Four are students of Michigan State Normal College. 1,322 Ships…

… from students, "Why Learn a For- eign Language?" will be asked again today at the weekly luncheon confer- ence of the Linguistic Institute, but Goetze Speaks About Ugaritie A book could have been a…

… dean and not the student who raises the question. The speaker will be Dr. Hayward Keniston, dean of the College of Lit- erature, Science, and the Arts. The conference will be held at 1 p. m. EWT (noon…

… T H-E- -- MCI C H T l~. -A N*n A 7 irv 1m, ,M ON Concert Today Will Present Original Works Program To Give Composers First Opportunity To Perform Own Selections For Public Eight student composers…

… his composition class is doing and to find out for themselves what hidden talentuthere is among young student composers who exist for the most part in practice studios. Student Composers Listed Student…

…, contralto, will sing his composition "Tonight" while Be- atrice Nesbitt Ruthven, soprano, will sing his "Arab Song." Jacob Evans, Grad., will conduct his "Quartet for Strings" to be played by Italo Frajola…

… Matteson Is Talented, Charming And Poised n> 1 President Ruthven buys the first ticket to the Student Senate Scholarship dance to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the Union Ballroom, as Jane…

… "My Darling Clementine." It's a touch- ing little scene. But it's not a pic- ture of the Millers of Glenn Millerj fame. "Musically, father was a sad case," said Herb' Miller, University student, and…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA' Legislature Progress MATTER OF FACT: DAILY Of F ICIAt BRUTIN Letters to the Editor... T HE STUDENT LEGISLATURE sized up a semester's activities this week-and was not…

… by the government. And with this announce- ment, a question is aroused in the minds of the students involved which has confounded Americans for many months: "Why must we retain sugar rationing now…

…-writers should have no complaint to make to the Art Cinema League after seeing this movie. In any language, it is a MUST. -Natalie Bagrow L~a l I~~llii" iill viLa1;,I.4:5p~. UES.Lbrr . Junior Students in…

… Chemistry, 4:15 p.m.. U.E.S. Library. Chemical Engineering, Mechani- A University regulation requires cal Engineering: If you would like that all students leaving Ann Ar- sn e ment wit for for extended…

… session.H Mon., March 31. In accordance with this rule n High scorers on this test.will be students planning to spend the interviewed at a later date. Spring recess outside Ann Arbor must return library…

… madeI at the Charging Desk for books from the General Library or with Librarians in charge of Divisional Libraries. Students taking Library books from Ann Arbor without permis- sion are liable to a fine…

… of $1.00. Students holding University Driving Permits are reminded that 1947 license numbers must be re- ported to this office as soon as the new plates are put on the car. Failure to do so will inval1…

…ida te the permit, making the bearer li- able to disciplinary action for un- authorized driving. Consequently all students desiring to retain driving privileges, including those of the exemption type…

…, should re- port their 1947 license nuimbers to Mr. Thatcher, in Room 2 Univer- sity Hall. Reports by phone (6115) are acceptable. Office of Student Affairs Faculty, College of Literature, Science, and the…

… students, freshmen and upperclassmen, whose stand- ing at midsemester is D" or "E," not merely those who receive "D" or "E" in so-called midsemester examinations. Students electing our courses, but…

…- tions, including the Arab group and Sweden, Norway and Den- mark, abstained. The delegates put off tem- porarily a decision on the hottest part of the U. S. resolution-a sec- tion finding Yugoslavia…

… 11:45 p.m. instead of 5 p.m. as plan- ned. Preference on tickets for the game will be given to students who are going on the train. Combination game and train tickets may be purchased at U Hall. ident…

… Sales For 'Henry V' BeginToday Box-office sale of tickets opens today for "Henry V," to be pre- sented here at 3:15 and 8 p.m. Oct. 15 at Hill Auditorium, un- der the auspices of the Office of Student…

… to 5 p.m. at the Hill Audi- torium Box Office. Many desirable seats are still available, according to Associate Dean Walter B. Rea, of the Office of Student Affairs. All seats are Ireserved. Mail order…

…. McKee, '48Ed., and Charles J. Cullum, '48 BAd, pause to look on after receiving their own prints. Students who have applied for prints may n ow pick them up from 8:30 to 4 p.m. in Rm. 205, University…

… supply. STUDENT RALLY: Three NSA Representatives To Speak at Rackham Today i Three NSA representatives will explain the National Student As- sociation to the Michigan campus at 8:30 p.m. today at…

… of the as- sociation at the Student Legisla- ture sponsored rally. "NSA hasn't any plans to revo- lutionize campus life nor does it promise a student millennium," Dungan told The Daily yesterday. "But…

… student cooperation on prob- lems common to all campuses is a definite possibility towards which we are working. Discuss NSA Relationships Dungan, a student at St. Jos- eph's College, Philadelphia, will…

… discuss NSA relationships with the International Union of StudentsI at the rally, with explanations of} NSA international activities in- cluding affiliation with the World Student Service Fund organiza…

…- tion, International Student Serv- ice and UNESCO. The IUS issue created heated discussion at the NSA constitu- - - - - - i Flu Injections To Be Given at Health Service Influenza injections are now…

… Theologians ViewpointIs Theme Presenting the third in the cur- t rent Student Religious Association lecture series on "The Existence and- Nature of Religion," Prof. Walter M. Horton of Oberlin College will…

… Talkn On Arabian Cukire t( -Contributions of the Arab peoplesS to the world social order will be dis- n cussed by Dr. Robert H. McDowell, k associate in Greek and Latin, at 8 t p.m. today in the Rackham…

… Opera possible. The, revival effort ,bore fruit when .the Union Finance Com- mittee voted a budget for one more attempt. The machinery began to rollf A dozen student committees were or Student Senate…

… Consid ers Plan To Reorganize Will Devote Spring Parley To Goverinent Forum; Opii ons_,ToBe IAsked1. The Student Senate, believing Itself unsatisfactory as a representative student governing body, has…

… decided to devote the annual Spring Parley to a forum on government in order to discover student opinion and wishes. Plans for the Parley and sugges- tions made at last week's meeting to "reorganize the…

…- ate's responsibilities and powers. At present, he pointed out, the powers of legislation are ambiguous and the Senate lacks proper coordination with the student body and with the Uni- versity…

… every indication of a complete sell- out for each of the four nightly per- formances and the matinee at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. There will be many men students in the audience to see what their cohorts have…

…-the first'of 140- but dropping no bombs in one of the war's most daring raids. Dutch Historian Will Give Tal, On Hindu Art Fokker, Student Of Italian Influence On Dutch Art, Will SpeakTomorrow Dr. Timon H…

… chats with the Frnenh- British and (vr- 3,000 Attend Finnish Relief Benefit Here Band Features 'Finlandia'; Glee Club And Dancers Offer Entertainment Three thousand students, faculty members and…

… members and providing for reunions every five years. Students participating in the col- lection of senior dues are Dye Hogan, president of the class; Jane Jewitt, vice-president; Herb Lev, secretary; and…

… suicide is a glorious failure! --Ivan Kelly. Don't Break the Chain REVERBERATIONS of last weekend's suc- cessful Michigras are still being felt. Student conversation still centers around the carnival…

… spirit couldn't hold up for two years in a row, that the carnival couldn't maintain lext year the high standards set this spring. A Michigras in '49 would be more than apa- thetic Michigan students could…

…, legalized. Several states plan a move to denounce Arab aggression. Where is the power with which we led the na- tions of the world last November? It seems fairly clear that the Jewish state will be proclaimed…

… we are for them, even when it costs us something; and they will pull away when we act obviously for ourselves. And when they pull away, we necessarily lose power in this world. More, perhaps, than Arab…

… punch- ers. "This time take out the left eye on the photo." Next they will hit the "W" in "F. A. Walter, Dean of Students." The basic principle of punching I.D. cards is excellent. It avoids much…

… that policy or remove the individuals. Someday the student body is going to realize that you don't change Michigan Union policies by mymbling in your mild shakes or writing letters of complaint to The…

… Daily. Last year when Union vice- presidents were elected, 80 or 90 foresters and a substantial num- ber of bus. ad. students were greatly incensed because their schools had not elected a repre- sentative…

…- ties in the present representation and given these .schools an op- portunity to elect a vice-presi- dent. Yet those students, like the rest of the campus, stayed away in droves from the meeting where…

… have had a direct- ly elected student sitting on the finance committee not to men- tion student control of the selec- tion of the president and secre- tary. The obvious conclusion is that you either are…

… students will have one representative while the rest of the campus has five. I am retiring from the Board this semester. Future action is up to you. -Tom Walsh Sports Coverage To the Editor: N THIS troubled…

… and managed by students of the University of Mlichigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published. every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and…

…. Yes, University of Michigan students have stooped to such low depths of ethics, those same students who are living in a good university environment, those same students who are supposedly being train…

… a "cheat." This is no new occurrence for campus elec- tions It seems to have become tradition that every election be crooked, and an honest one is thought to be an oddity. It is about time students…

… five-year period during which 75,000 im- migrants were to be admitted will then expire. Thenceforth, the Arab community will be able to exercise a veto power on the entry of further Jewish settlers. The…

…" will pick up your order s and deliver the bond the next day. Use this service and help the Uni- versity meet its quota. University War Bond Committee Graduate Students Expecting De- grees at the End of…

… result of the late filing of diploma applications. C. S. Yoakum S e Notice to Men Students: All men , students living in approved rooming - houses, who expect to move from r their present quarters at the…

… end of e this term, must give notice of inten- n tion to move in writing to the Office of the Dean of Students on or before - noon, Feb. 5. Students terminating d contracts must vacate their rooms v…

… before 6:00 p.m. February 2, and y rent shall be computed to include e this date. Students may obtain forms for terminating contracts at Rm. 2, University Hall C. T. Olmsted e Assistant Dean of Students C…

… chaperone in a womn's cooperative house please call 2-2218 - n Auidaemtic ItiCCM Directed Teaching Qualifying FA- affilation, Students expecting to I elect D100 (Directed Teaching) next 3 term are required to…

…. Students will meet in the auditorium JBy Crockett Johnson of the University High School, The examination will consume about four hours' time. Promptness is therefore ssential, Cotincrts Chora, linion…

… King Abdullah, leader of the well-equipped, Brit- ish-trained Arab legion, to agree that the Editorials published in The Michigan Daily are written by members of The Daily staff and represent the views…

… should confirm its earlier parti- tion plan allowing for the establishment of a Jewish and Arab state in Palestine. If Abdullah can. establish claim to the Arab sections of Palestine, he should be heeded…

…. Dr. Jonsen's group apparently hopes to meet this situation by supporting the crea- tion of an advisory committee to pass judg- ment on future controversies arising over literature for students…

… committee would necessarily be composed of responsi- Lie persons whose points of view are diverse and whose knowledge of students and the effects of literature upon them is extensive. If such a body of people…

… far between. '-John Morris. DOES TRUMAN have a chance? By hiO spectacular action at Philadelphia, Tru- -Bill Hampton, Daily Staff Cartoonist THE SUMMER STUDENT E ti EdioralRond DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN…

… Colmiunications for considerationP at this meeting must be in the S President's hands not later than c September 16e Herbert G. Watkins C Secretary t c Women students attending the l League Formal on July 24 have b…

… 1:30 a.m. permission. Calling w hours will not be extended. i Women students in the summer s session who wish to remain for the fall semester and have not yet d applied for housing should do sog at…

… frantically but didn't sight the male on our side. She looked on each side of her and then victoriously Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control…

… of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Lida Dailes..........Managing Editor Kenneth Lowe.......Associate Editor Joseph R. Walsh, Jr. .. Sports Editor Business Staff Robert James…

… much he will have to work for repara- tions and how much he can work for himself." House.Honorsf Dean tBursicyr Reception To Be Held1 For Foreign Students Residents of Chicago House will welcome Dean…

… Bursley and 12 for- eign, students, recently voted as honorary members of the House, at a reception at 8:30 p.m. today.t Prof. J. W. Lederle of the Politi- cal Science Department will lead a round…

… Fer- guson, 5862. HENRY AUSTINI . . . to sing Figaro * ; Austin To Sing Role of Figaro In Opera Here Henry Austin, graduate student in the speech department, will sing the role of Figaro in Mozart…

…'s comic opera "The Marriage of Fi- garo," to be presented March 11-15 by students in the music school and the speech department. Austin, who was starred here last spring in "The Old Maid and the Thief" has…

…- chairmen. The deadline for booth space applications for the all-campus carnival is Monday. Eligible students may sign up for work with booths, publicity, concessions, prizes, programs, and ticket committees…

… for the '47 Michigras, which is to be presented Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, at Yost Field House. Names are to be turned in at the WAA Box in the League or the Union Student Offices. Booth…