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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1953 ________________________________ I MSC BLUES: The Stadium Squabble f rU CURRENT MOVIES "Calling All Arabs -Calling All Arabs ---" (EDITOR'S NOTE…

…: The bickering over where the MSC-Mchigan football game will be played next fall is currently the obsession on the State campus. The Michigan State News, MSC student newspaper, has spent a goodly portion…

… bene- fit those *ho would otherwise be unable to attend the game. But he specifiically said that his suggestion was made as a pri- vate individual and not as a state official. Michigan State's student…

… subject is sure to be on the agenda. The pros and cons will be weighed and it is hoped by students that the decision will be a refusal of the offer made by Fritz Crisler, U of M's athletic director. Our…

… motives fort restating this hope are simple: 1.) Macklin Field, with its more than 50,000 capacity, can take care of our stu- dents, faculty, employes, and part of Mich- gan's student body. Our students…

… Oke- mos next November. 5.) College football is supposed to be played for college students. Let's have it that way! The time and expense of travel to Ann Arbor (where the game has been played for four…

… of power that swept them to national championship honors. It was the MSC students who attended the games when State was losing. The games still belong to the students of MSC-regard- less of what Fritz…

… school. U. of M. music students will undoubtedly appreciate the fact of faculty members wearing fur frocks at juries. -Donald Harris The Threat To Freedom DESPITE REPORTS to the contrary abroad, the United…

… of the Targum, student newspaper of Rutgers University, I learned above all else that it is the oldest college newspaper in the nation, although a few years' shutdown during World War II protects the…

…. If the State students aren't par- ticularly fond of Fritz Crisler they have pretty good reasons not to* be. Not only did he help eliminate the two platoon system (a move which most observers feel was a…

…0 4r mlrhgan Daily Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR…

… pipelines in other Arab nations friendly to Egypt, thus further choking off the oil supply. Now that the consequences of the Allied move are being. acutely felt in Western Europe, Britain and France have…

… "king" of the Arab world. He is attempting to become an Arab "little Hitler" and deserves to be stepped on. But that is a job for a united effort, through the United Nations, not for Britain and France…

… GERULDSEN W*4y )-+/A -44 E sZ $ a_ co c. V- -- 409M 1 * wQtNl,46'r-- nosy + r TODAY AND TOMORROW: Atlantic A lliance Moral Issue Interference in Galens' Function ON WHAT GROUNDS can the Student Gov…

… compelling Galens to submit to Cam- pus Chest control, is acting with legality on its side. The student body of the University voted them jurisdictional power over all campus or- ganizations. Moreover, it must…

… future shows should be student-written. Musket is essentially a student production. The use of a Broad- way musical this year was neces- sitated by the newness bf our or- ganization and the short time…

… available for the preparation of an original script. We encourage student writers to submit scripts and scenarios for our considera- tion. Fred S. Steingold, '57 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN The Daily Official…

… be given In Kellogg Audi- torium on Thurs. and Fri., Dec. 6and 7, starting promptly at 7:00 p.m. ALL AIR SCIENCE II students must take the test at this time. All veterans who expect education and…

…. Student Recital: Clark Bedford, pianist, will present a recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music at 8:30 this evening, in Aud A, Angell Hall. Bedford Is a pupil…

…Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… placed the blame on the students. The Quad "Wheels" tiptoed from room to room with their little master key and ransacked the rooms while the occupants, were in class or watch- ing the World Series on TV…

… watt bulbs in every room? This is our home away from home? dOn well, students come and students go but the management lives on. --Ken Graham, '57 Save Money? . . To the Editor: RE THE Student Bookstore…

… one big reason. They have not liked the look of British and French military preparations. They do not want an Arab-Western war that would spell danger for the Soviet Union. But they do want to…

… capitalize on the fever of na- tionalism and anticolonialism in the Arab world. Moscow thus can be expected to press Egypt to offer a Suez settlement which would sound logical. Actually, Moscow expects and…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1953 k Student Legislature the Ploy T HE ART OF the ploy is a modern con- cept. Even the most disreputable of the Sophists of old apparently had…

… and so has not yet been caught up in moral judgements of good or evil. It remains neutral. It exists merely to be used for good or bad designs. Modern governments employ the ploy- adequately. Student…

… members of the that he is not doing it as a favor to the press and the newsreels, howe if any group of students should high command have expressed a ever, but as an obligation to the American people. A…

… Services Administration. The ex-President wanted Forbes so much ments on the Student Legislature of its own population. However, it that he made a special trip to talk to GS Administrator Mansure. by Sam…

…, that -John Leggett of attending meetings and that of giving his opinions on subjects Arab-Israeli Crisis . . which he can intelligently debate. I InhAi Now Mr. Davis is a person of in- °JIISS LISS…

… disputed area in pre- paration for Friday's plebiscite on the United Arab Republic of Egypt and Syria. Later reports circulated that Sudanese troops were moving to- ward the northeast frontier, but a…

… Tunisian accusation' that France committed aggression in the bomb- In Fing of a Tunisian border village on Feb. 8. Dorn Offer Hope To Lighten Dorm Rates Seek Aid to Students To Ease Rising Costs The…

… report mentioned student jobs, scholarships, awards and; other forms of partial assistance should be developed further. Not-- ing the decline of large endow- ments, the report urged more or- ganized effort…

… student enrollment. He gave Ohio'State as an example of( a school that had to increase rates over $100 at one jump to( provide for expansion. Report Says < Churchill Sick NICE, France ()-Sir Winston…

… the Coliseum before 1700 fans. Regular goaltender Ross Childs was treated to 25 powerful shots in the opening period, while three Plan Calls For Students To Pay Costs LANSING (P)-Should students at…

… state colleges and universities pay a bigger share of the cost of their education? Lively debate over the question today marked consideration of a proposal to compel students to finance a 100 million…

… fall as an amendment to the state constitu- tion. It already has won approval of the house rules and resolutions committee. It calls for students to retire construction bonds, signing notes agreeing to…

… graduation, the years when he can afford it least." Rep. Adrian deBoom (R-Owos- so), contended students would gain "pride by paying for some- thing they have acquired. "When I graduated from col- lege, I owed…

… $2,500 to the bank at seven per cent interest,", he said. "I was earning $1,700 a year. To- day's students get starting salaries of $5,000. This proposal can't hurt them much." attempts, two of them…

… funds. "Students did not seem too eager to help out," he said. Integration Surve tWill Review Harbored Rebels France charged Tunisia with harboring Algerian rebels. United States Ambassador James J…

…"One More Won't Do Me Any Harm" NO REUN ;AT iw 1Mie1Jizrn &aL43 Sixty-Ninth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN !n Opinions Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN…

… CONTROL OF STUDENT:PUBLICATIONS uth Will Prevail" STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. ' ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2-3241 litorials printed in The Michigan Daily express the individual opinions of staff writers or…

… CAIRO -- Judged by the radio and press output in Iraq, the regime of Abdel Kerim Kassem"has gone much farther left than any other Arab state ever has. Even in days when he was closest to Mos- cow, Egypt…

… Soviet Union, but always within ther framework of what is called the Arabs' struggle against Western domination. * * * BAGHDAD newspapers are filled with handouts from Communist news agencies, reprints…

… and personal relationship regard-, less of their respective attitudes toward the Soviet Union. Nasser's newspapers regularly attack the West, ljut these attacks have been from the viewpoint of the Arab…

….m. Friday. THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1959 VOL. LXIX, NO. 31 General Notices Deadline for applications for Fresh- man Rendezvous counseling - Fri., April 10. Return applications to Lane Hall. Any university student…

… Student Government Council's Sigma Kappa decision will be appealed to the University Regents, SGC President Maynard Goldman, '59, said last night. The Board in Review of SGC over-ruled the Council's with…

…-President fori Student Affairs James A. Lewis wrote a letter to the Council, say- ing Sigma Kappa no longer was in violation. Subsequently, the administra- tion has labeled the letter a "man- daje" to SGC to find…

…. They are jointly sponsored by the Union and the Internation- al Students Association. Henry Steele Commager, his- torian and author, will speak on "Nationalism and the Great Com- munity of Culture," at 4…

… released ex-University student George S. Milroy, '51BAd., late Saturday night after holding him for four weeks. The Communists dropped the spy charges against the young tourist apparently realizing they ould…

… was speculation here tha Khalil-who has been under ex- treme Arab Nationalist pressures emanating from President Nasser' United Arab Republic-may have approved the coup. There was no word last night on…

…, known for his Western sympathies and resstanct to Arab nationalist pressures, VU. Schedules SymPOSIuM Events scheduled for the Na- tional Consultative Conference on "Religion and the State Univer- sity…

… ... Crowds of men estimated by observers to be between 35 and 250, dressed as Arabs with tow- els around their heads and at- tired in bathrobes visited fra- ternity houses in the Wash- tenaw- Hill Street area…

… last night. A group of about 35 men would walk into abhouse, it was reported, shouting "We want recruits" and "Guns for thej Arabs," and in many cases 50 men would walk out. When the number reached…

… use by the 73 students enrolled in the program. Although the Nuclear Engineering program began only three years ago, with four students enrolled in 1953, it has since grown to assume the distinction of…

… the reactor through the courtesy of the project. Slightly more than one-third of the program's membership is made up of foreign students, young men who plan to start and de- velop similar programs or…

… Commission now studying the needs of state- wide higher education, "I hope they will consider that education is more than a person standing be- fore 25 or 30 students and trying to put something across." "The…

… facilities, the Uni- versity President said, "We are trying to keep a reasonable pro- portion of housing open to stu- dents, considering our financial means and present costs.'' Next fall, 1800 more students…

… consolidate its victory. National Socialists, who call President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt the "symbol of Arab awak- ening," won a quarter of the seats in Jordan's 40-man lower house. At least four extreme…

… leftists of the National bloc, four followers of the former Grand Mufti Haj Amin .Husseini of Jerusalem, two Arab Resurrection party mem- bers,and several independents are also solidly in the pro…

…-Egyptian camp to guarantee a majority for the orientation of this country's policy toward Cairo. The National Bloc delegation is the largest Communist-line repre- sentation in any Arab country. * * * EN ROUTE IN…

… said. Fight Starts After Game A University student and a Whitmore Lake man are in County Jail today as a result of -a fist fight after yesterday's football game. Frederick Kline, 29 years-old, of…

… Whitmore Lake provoked Stan- ley 0. Smith, 157E, and a crowd of returning students, by nudging his automobile through the crowd at dangerous speeds. Both men were booked on a charge of disorderly conduct and…

… Jordan's 20,000-man army, once rated the Arab world's best; and promise to aid the Jordanians if they are at- tacked. Anti-Western elements among Jordan's 1,400,000 population - stirred up by increased…

… Israeli frontier attacks and the rise of Egypt's President Abdul Gamal Nasser as a professional champion of Arab rights-figure to gain so much ground that even moderate independents will be under heavy fire…

… King Faisal II is a cousin of Jordan's 21-year-old King Hussein, or go to the Egyp- tian-Syrian-Saudi Arabian trium- virate headed by Nasser. A third of Jordan's population is made up of Arab refugees of…

…- ular physician. United Nations Week Beg'ins . Today marks the beginning of a week - long program celebrating United Nations Week, co-spon- sored by the Student Government Council and the International…

…, held at 7 p.m. tonight in Lane Hall, will be prepared by students from Greece, Syria, the Ukraine, Pakistan, In- dia, Japan, China and Korea. Fil- ipino and Puerto Rican dancers will provide…

…-and-one-half trek through the streets of Ann Arbor. Art and Football Judges for the 40 student-sponsored floats in the parade were announced yesterday. Assistant Dean of Men William Zerman will represent the…

…. -Daily-John Hirtzel GUNG HO STUDENTS-Students at fleldhouse raise theater marquee for Evans Scholars "Michivision." A few grunts and groans and it was up, for two days only. Two Talks At Advertising…

…, the pur- pose of the studio is "to provide radio entertainment and news to students in the residence halls." The secondary purpose listed in the proposed constitution is "to provide experience in/ radio…

… killed. The following day, 64 Arabs were killed and 102 wounded, by Egyptian count, in an artillery ex- change in which the Gaza city marketplace was hit. 'White Elephants' A truck from Detroit Goodwill U…

…, Iraq, Iran and Pakistan. He was the chief U.S. observer at the meeting. Egypt leads a bloc of Arab na- tions which has denounced the Alliance and objected especially to membership of .Iraq, the only Arab…

… Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… viewpoints of both parties given, and the decision made by the voters. The Young Democrats and Young Republicans are campus groups organized and run by students who wish to take a more active part in the…

… Young Democrats; Lewis Eng. man heads the Young Republicans. In future issues, debate will be presented on other current controversy, i.e. the Arab- Israeli conflict; moderate and forced integration…

… Co wrecked by Frenchmen wh porting the dissident Ara have provoked the British noyed the Greeks. In Pa trusted by the Arab states by the Israelis. It is true that in internal power cannot expect to pl…

… mean to support wholeheartedly. gut Western policy in We should give France our - full support if estine and the Per- France will offer the Arab population the full ir. Dulles had been - measure of…

… added the Arabs asked for the tanks last spring. For Training Purposes "The United States approved the sale of the tanks early in the fall," Lincoln White, State Department press officer said, "They are…

… spokesman declared. "This is a country whose avowed policy embraces the destruction of Israel even if it takes 10 million Arab casualties to insure this re- sult. Saudi Arabia Safe Order. By VERNON NAHRGANG…

… funds accountant; Jay Grosmark, social chairman; and Clifford Terry, Grad., canned. goods purchaser. World News Roundup By The Associated Press TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Students and faculty at the University…

… of Alabama, beset with racial strife since its first Negro student was enrolled early this month, were told last night the issue has be- come "not segregation versus in- tegration, but law and order…

… ver- sus anarchy." Dr. O. C. Carmichael, university president was addressing the first student convication since Miss Autherine Lucy,, 26-year-old Birm- ingham secretary, was excluded from classes Feb…

… imposed modified mar- tial law throughout the country. An Iquitos radio station, taken over by the rebels, said insurgent forces are in complete control of Iquitos, a city of 35,000. "An Arab country which…

… friend of Tesman's and Mary Jane Forsyth as Berte, the Tesmans' servant. Miss Laikin was a student at the University and has acted in the Drama Festival and the now- defunct Arts Theatre Club. Mrs. Hall is…

… clauses is needed to get a good distribution of students into the separate fra- ternities. T HE Student Affairs Committee has twice in the past six years, passed motions requir- ing fraternities to either…

… Barr Inquiry Report Discusses Quad Food, Government "PRINCIPAL NEEDS of student government in the residence halls are twofold. First and foremost is the need to induce good men to serve in the ranks…

… and to train those who do serve to become responsible leaders. See- ond, there is considerable need for increased co-operation between the various units of both student government and residence halls…

… staff." With these words the Operation Inquiry com- mittee summed up the problems of student government in the quadrangles. Behind these two propositions lies much rea- soning by the nine-man Inquiry…

… committee. Beginning with the Inter-House Council, the highest quadrangle governmental organization, the Inquiry group said IHC has strengthened the bargaining position of student government in the residence…

… halls. IHC has also provided a "natural final goal for student leaders in the quadrangles," the report states. It has also "done a great deal to imbue house leaders with a sense of responsibility, both…

… sanctions against offenders. ONE OF THE biggest problems facing quad- rangle student government, the committee found, is that created by women in the resi- dence halls. As Chicago, Tyler, Prescott. and…

…, the "present atti- tude among many students is 'who is going to be next'?" The group strongly urges stabili- zation of housing territories. If more houses are converted to womens' residences, probably…

…. Consequently, there is probably less student dissatisfaction in this area than at any time since the war." This statement can be debated, but since the writer was not here for comparison's sake 10 years ago, it…

…~Iw irl ugttrc tti1 Sixty-Seventh Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD+ IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS StUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN…

… part of Human Re- lations Commissions in cities throughout the country. -VERNON NAHRGANG Editor Student Exchanges ,OTE that the State Department has iallenged" Nikita Khrushchev to 'make ific formal…

… proposal" for exchanging So- d American students. ig all other State Department chalt- this one is as spineless. as all the rest.. call that the State Department pooh- Khrshchev's Kremlin interview with…

… suggested to them that I hundred" students be exchanged. And ate Department responded in typical -- with a "challenge" at a press con- 5EE NO REASON why the government, it the State Department, the White or…

… "Arab unity." iro propaganda beamed to the Arabian Peninsula calls the Sultan of Muscat and Oman, Said bin Taimur, a traitor to Arabism. It. hails as hero the rebellion leader, the de- posed Imam Galeb…

… bin Ali. Evidently hopeful of wooing Saud back into the,. Egyptian-Syrian bloc; Cairo propaganda calls the fighting a battle of all Arabs against Western imperialism. In Arabic-language broadcasts…

…SATURDAY, MAY 4,1957 THE MICHIGAN iIATT.V Ift A oq la mwrslom TnR MICUIIV[L1T 1IIAIKL l PAGE TIM= ee eM ewwwnewre iwrwfnenYweewwnre I I DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 2) student…

… driving regulations for the school year 1957-58. Individuals and groups are urged to submit written briefs to the Office of Student Affairs if for any reason per- sonal appearance at eitherrhearingis…

… Design Time: 9-4:45 and Research. Positions: Resorts, Camp The May Co., Cleveland, Ohio, is in- Students interested in terested in any graduates who wish a ployment are urged to at retailing career for a…

… in about Roger Williams, M TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN Guild House. " --Starts Sunday- Unitarian Student G 1000 BEDROOMS & MR. CORY May Festival Sunday Ev May 5,8:30. Meet at Hil Graduate Outing Club,. per…

…, May 5, 2:00 p.m., R - Ends Tonight- University of Michigan Late show starts at 11:30 a program of intermedia Randolph Scott in Men from Now set dances, May 6, 7:30-10 Teen -Age Rebel z . - Starts Sunday-Arab…

… Club, presents an UNGUARDED MOMENT vie, "Kamilia," May 4, 7: AWAY ALL BOATS ham Amphitheater. Tic and at International Cen THnE ARAB CLUB presents Arabian movie SATURDAY, MAY 41h, 1957 RACKHAM…

… summer only or sum- mer and next fall. NO 3-2800 evenings. ' )0142 SUMMER APARTMENT-2 blocks from campus; for 3 or 4 persons. Inquire NO 2-9416. )C143 ROOMS FOR RENT: Male students, summer and fall (summer…

… ROOMS FOR MALE STUDENTS, % Double at $6.50/wk. available now. Also rooms for summer session. NO 2- 6094 after 5 P.M. 1021 Hill St. 2 doors from East Quad. )132 2 MALE graduate students need a third…

…. Forfur- ther information please call, L0.. Page, Butts and Swisher, NO 3-0501. )0116 MAN GRADUATE STUDENT Newly finished bachelor apartment close to campus; living bedroom com- bination with dining and…

… clear the canal. And this must be done within the United Nations." Pineau said they also discussed a settlement of Middle East prob- lems, including a way of ending the Israeli-Arab conflict, Syria and…

… bring the Arabs and Israel together." Asked if they had discussed Soviet intervention in the Middle East, Pineau snapped: "Of course we discussed this. It is the essen- tial of the problem." - Since…

… violence which closed the school. Classes were resumed without a hitch, as eight Negroes and 583 white students returned to school. Principal D. J. Brittain Jr., said 10 Negroes and 678 whites were enrolled…

… accused Egypt in an urgent protest to the UN force of violating the cease-fire. SGC Ruling On Sorority Held Legal Student Government Council's Board in Review unanimously withdrew its stay of action on the…

… regulations deny recognition to student organiza- tions which prohibit membership I on the basis of race, religion or I color. gaard of the Literary College, who PROFESSOR SA YS: served on the Fellowship…

… stimulate thinking," he said, "classroom ex- skill with which he handled the perience is probably necessary." affairs of the Program, his experi- He explained the student must interact with his fellow…

… students ence ofrmany years spend in India and teachers. "In order to be motivated to work on his own, help and traveling throughout this should be available." country well qualify him for the The professor…

… noted television tends to separate the student position." from the faculty. Good Classical Background There does come a time when the student is more mature and Prof. Frank Huntley of the Eng- is able to…

… !', . I O1 Hungary By EDWARD GERULDSON Istvan Laszlo, a student leader of the Hungarian revolt, will ap- pear at the University Thursday in connection with a nationwide speaking ,our of American col- leges…

…. Laszlo's speech is scheduled for 3 p.m. at Rackham, according to Anne Woodard, '57, chairman of the National and International Affairs Committee of Student Gov- erment Council., His tour is being sponsored…

…. WEDN KSDAY, "RM 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Fly WEDNXSDAY, APRiL 14, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA~~ FIWK PREMIERE OF 'THESPIS':- Student Sets Gilbert Words to Music The world premiere of…

…-character cast fea- tures Ted Heusel, University alumnus, previously associated with Student Players and Civic Theater, Jim-Bob Stephenson, Grad., Robin Hall and Nancy Born who was a member of Arts Theater. Heusel…

… courses now serving more than 500 students. Beginnings of the present school can be found in the University bul- letin of 1880-81, he pointed out, when Prof. Calvin Cady began teaching two courses in choral…

… students not eligible for literary college courses in the same sub- jects. At first, however, no degrees were offered to students complet- ing the two-year program.- Until 1922, Prof. Stanley taught music…

… education school and Angell Hall. Book Trade Interviewing for manager and assistant manager of the Stu- dent Book Exchange will begin at 3 p.m. Monday in Student Legislature's temporary offices in the…

… Student Publications Bldg. Duties of the manager and his assistant include supervi- sion of book collections and the accounting. Determined by a base salary plus commission, pay for the spring5semester…

… Night' To Be Presented "An Arabian Night" under the sponsorship of the University Arab Club will be held from 8 p.m. to 12 midnight Saturday in the Rack- ham Assembly Hall. The program will include sing…

…- er Miss Fadwa Abed, three dancers and an all Arab orchestra from Detroit. Social dancing and re- freshments will also be included in the evening. Tickets at $1 per person may be purchased at the…

… now open for this summer's International Stu- dents Relations Seminar, sponsor- ed for the second time by Na- tional Students' Association. Winners of the contest will re- ceive scholarships covering…

… room, board, tuition and transportation to the seminar. Applications for the seminar, due May 10, are available at the Student Legislature Bldg. National Mental Health Discussed "The National Mental…

… overflow and rerouting of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers nearly 500 years ago, he studied the marsh Arabs, a semi- amphibious Arab civilization. These people, never studied before, build their homes on com…

… international tempest-in-a sage asking Iran's Shah Mo- teapot was hovering over the cam hammed Reza Shah Pahlevi to pus yesterday, as an Iranian an have his government revoke its threesAmerican students we i…

… --Attorney Len Wilcox, '52, president of General McGrath said yesterday Student Legislature, wid also he is ordering a Federal Grand speak on behalf of the students. msur acinvestiurancelast s - ero. rIr. As…

… Stabilization to withdraw Co-sponsors of the rally, the instructions it had issued to its Wolverine Club and Student Leg- employes not to make public any islature, have expressed the hope information that "might…

… 'Ensian fold Monday and Tues- day of next week. At 4 p.m. Monday there will be a meeting in the Student Publica- tions Building for any students interested in the 'Ensian editorial staff. Prospective…

… business staff tryouts will meet in the Publica- tions Building at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Meanwhile, 'Ensian senior pic- tures are being taken during the evening three days a week to ac- commodate students with…

… large schedules. Appointments for the 'Ensian senior section pictures may be made from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday in the Student ferson. Both have set up camp in the smallish quarters, and are…

…- phew to renew their lease on the rooms. The Iranian delegation, in the, person of Saleh, who doubles as a graduate law student and a skilled hypnotist, arrived first and set up housekeeping. Noordakhsh…

… start of World War III. Maki is secretary- general of Premier Mohammed Mossadegh's Popular Front gov- ernment. He declared two British war- ships have appeared at the mouth of the Shatt-El-Arab, a…

… frontier river between Iran and Iraq, to back up the 8,000-ton Mauritius, which has Abadan under its guns. "A BRITISH troop carrier has entered the Shatt-El-Arab and gone up the river past Abadan," Maki said…

… Tryouts for The Daily will meet at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Student Publications Building for a lecture on night desk pro- cedure. They are asked to bring their style books. Factory List Prices Fixed By OPS…

…,000 students to the post-war peak of almost 22,000. As an economist by academic specialty, Dr. Adams served as an arbiter of numerous labor-man- agement disputes. I* CONSIDERED as a possible successor to…

… refused to obey cease-fire orders. Ship Strike Delays Arrival Of Students. Many foreign students have not yet registered for the Summer Ses- sion because they have been de- layed in arriving, presumably due…

… to the recent shipping strike, Robert Klinger, assistant counselor to foreign students disclosed last night at the International Cen- ter's reception at the Rackham Building. "Additional students are…

… still trickling in at the rate of four or five a day," he explained. A SPECIAL guest at the recep- tion attended by more than 200 faculty members and students, many dressed in their native cos- tumes, was…

… Dean of Women Deb- orah Bacon who has been actively working with a group of women students interested in forming an international house for women which would operate on a basis similar to that of Nelson…

… campus," she added. "It's hard to say who would derive the most benefit from such a group- the foreign students or the Ameri- cans. What we need is an 'angel' to back us," Dean Bacon concluded. Party Hits…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ThURSDAY1, Nw- DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 4) All students who expect education and training allowance under Public Law 550…

…. Peter- son, Director of Summer Placement. Mr. Petrson has a list of camps, re- sorts, and business and industrial firms who would like to have students inter- view during the Christmas holidays. Job…

… York, N.Y., is looking for a graduate econ- omist. MA degree or better in Econ- omics. U.S. or Saudi Arab citizens only. Space Technology Labs., Inc., Los An- geles, Calif., is interested in a man for…

…'S RESTAURANT 1100 E. Catherine . . . OPEN IA.M,-8 P.M. . . . 7 days wek d STUDENTS: For Ann Arbor's Finest Meals- THE 'MICHIGAN UNION MAIN DINING ROOM -*-NEWLY REDECORATED -- Hours: Luncheon: 11:45.-1:30 oc t…

….o4Z o4E>O=>or~cOO:>0C Do o> 4 :OOC2>o> 0 oThe Best in Oriental Cuisine "SEASON'S GREETINGS o 'TO ALL STUDENTS AND FACULTY" 1 ~'You will be served the finest in > Cantonese and American Food Will close…

… Bay City Times and vice president of the club, will preside over an informal discussion period set for 10:30 a.m. Friday. Friday's luncheon feature will be reports from University foreign students on…

… EXPEDITION included Prof. Douglas Crary, a geographer, Prof. N. Marbury Efimenco, a political scientist and graduate students William Masters, Ernest McCarus, Carter Zeleznik, and John Andersen. Archaeologist…

… weeks among an obscure tribe of Arabs who inhabit the Tigris- Euphrates swamp region. Try FOL LETT'S First CENTER OF ATTENTION-Another Urartu monument discovered by the expedition is painted with a…

…- commercialized and de-empha- sized." The international importance of strong active student governments in the United States was empha- sized by main speaker, Harold Stassen, president of the Univer- sity of…

… Pennsylvania. Stassen stressed the necessity of being aware of the problems of students in other countries to help prevent major world conflicts in future years. Although the University SL has been a member of…

…,--- -=- - --- _--- 'ENSIAN t CAMPUS SALE it I', 4 TODAY - - CULTURAL CLUBS WANTED: TO STUDENTS' WIVES If you are a formzer TELEPHOrNE OPERATOR and would like to work while your husband attends the University, cone in…

… and see us. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Mrs. Pesek 323 East Washington St. Ann Arbor New Members Sought by International Student Group 8-5 a: 1 v S More representatives from for- eign and American…

… cultural group: on cami us are needed if the Inter- national Students' Association is to become a, co-ordinating agency for all such groups, according to Charles Arnade, grad., president of the association…

…. Although over fourteen foreign student:' clubs and , everal other c4 n.pu , cganizations sent rere.- sentatixes to the TSA meeting Arts Theatre O ens Doors Opei:ing night for the Arts The- atre G ub's fall…

… 'UNDER BRITISH THUMB': Student Describes Conditions in Native Trans-Jordan * * * * v SWING LOW, in Blue Blood Navy ..... . ..........8.95 pr. RISING STAR, in Blue Blood Red....................8.95 pr…

… Trans-Jordan and the Arabian countries. The 23-year old chemical engin- eering student, who attended the American University of Beirut at Lebanon for two years and then came to the United States for the…

… every bill before it is submitted to Parliament, really come from the British. * * * "THE ENGLISH would rather, fool the Arabs this way, than put a British dictator on the throne. And since the present…

… If you like to sing and are inter- ested in warbling along with some 160 present choralers under the direction of Prof. Maynard Klein, Arts Chorale is open to you. Made up of students, faculty members…

… entrance of Rack- ham for skating, hiking, coasting (with or without sleds). All grads invited. Operation Beacon: Second organ- izational meeting for all students from Commonwealth of Nations and British…

…," League Ballroom, 8 p.m. Everyone in- vited. Hillel Foundation: Open Meet- ing, 2:30 p.m., at the Foundation. This meeting is a prerequisite for student council aspirants. Coming Events Unitarian Student…

… FAIR, WARMER SIX PAGES -Daily-George Keefer PHOTO PLANE-This RF-84F is a photo reconnaissance plane identical to the one which crashed yesterday killing its pilot. Ex-Student Killed in Jet Crash…

… importation of foreign goods. A- bomb with Firing at Eniwetok , tions di A 25-year-old former Univer- Reconn sity student died yesterday as his Lieut jet fighter crashed just south of in the; Wayne Major…

… football tickets arb and Czechoslovakia. non-transferable because they Broader Conference constitute a service of the Univer- The Soviets also talked of an sity to its students and are not even broader…

… Intercollegiate Athletics. The NATO nations promised in Comparing the student re- a communique issued at the end served-seat season ticket to the of their three-day spring meeting servfes provided studexpts by the…

…-time studentsExchange Fla at certain athletic contests," Weir continued. "This is given to the It is possible that the University student and he doesn't have the will send a student to Poland or license to give…

… it to someone else play host to a Polish student next if he doesn't wish to use it," he year, according to Roger Season- said. wein, '61, associate chairman of Crisler explained that most col- the…

… National and International leges and universities require stu- Committee of Student Government dents to pick up tickets before Council. each game. "This would save us Universities interested in parti- money…

…," he said, "since we have cipating in the exchange have been to pay visiting teams 50 cents for asked to submit applications nam- each student ticket issued. ing the amount of money they will He went on…

… given annually to an anthem written by a student in any col- lege of the University. Prof. Reed has been choir di- rector of the First Baptist Church for the past eight years. He is chairman of the Board…

… house. By DONNA HANSON Tonight the new Campus Theater will open its doors to invited members of faculty, student and Ann Arbor notables. The invitees will preview both the theater and show before the…

… views or comments on the workings of Student Govern- ment Council at yesterday's SGC Evaluation Committee meeting. The committee had previously agreed to devote the meeting to hearing those interested…

…. Tillich was virtually un- known, except among philosophy students, until the publishing of his controversial volume, "System- atic Theology" in 1951. The opinion of modern philo- sophers is Prof. Tillich…

… expect similar treat- ment. United States aid to these two Arab states was suspended at the same time as aid to Israel- when the Oct. 29 fighting broke out. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles laid down…

… candidates will vie for six Student Govern- ment Council posts in all-campus elections Tuesday and Wednesday. Of these, we consider Jean Scruggs, '59, Ron Gregg, '60, and Ronald Shorr, '58, the best qualified…

… Student Legislature, Shorr has a wide range of student government experience. Through his SL association, Shorr has a knowledge of a student government atmos- phere largely lacking in SGC, an atmosphere…

… a year and a half. Shorr's participation in last summer's National Stu- dent Association Congress has given him an insight into problems of student government in general and a critical perspective of…

… inner guard after storming the outer gates, while others fired on the palace from buildings nearby in a concerted attack. Students Armed The general attack was made by students armed with machine guns…

…. Anti-Batista student organiza- tions were the apparent leaders of the attack. ~NY College *Head Bans, Red Speaker By EDWARD GERULDSEN A lively controversy has been raging at Queens College, Flush- ing, N…

….Y., over a recent ruling by Provost Thomas V. Garvey that Daily. Worker Editor John Gates would not be allowed to speak on campus today as scheduled. According to The Rampart, Queens College student…

… newspaper, Gates was invited by the Marxist Discussion Group to participate in Academic Freedom Week, slpcn- sored by the Student Senate. The invitation was later 'p- proved by the Faculty Commit- tee on…

… Student Activities, but with some reservations. Lack of Balance The committee noted a "lack of balance" in the program, which in- cludes appearances by civil rights attorney Osmond Fraenk' and Socialist…

… SControl I ~ 4', TIMELY PROTECTION: SGC Prop Health Ins By VERNON Student Government Counci health insurance program at the T SGC also asked its Student A port on the "North Campus grade The health…

… insurance recomn Scott Chrysler, '59, who cited "ad "timely age" when students might "protection during period of incre program. Attempts to amend the finalr surance program as "voluntary" ment, which failed…

… Cumming indicated it was time of the case at the meeting," Prof. student government began taking Plant said. an interest in North Campus prob- In H ouse Hockey Coach Vic Heyliger told lems. essentially the…

… same story as Plant Motion Tabled when reached by The Daily at A motion to change the Univer- WASHINGTON (P - President Colorado Springs late last night. sity regulation forbidding student Dwight D…

… clause and officials here figured E was charged with violating the to Congress. I See NCAA, page 7 federal bribery statutes. )ses Student uTrance Plan NAHRGANG .l yesterday called for a student University…

… the Terrier sur- face-to-air Missile for the Navy and Marine Corps. Petitions Due For Various Group Posts From the Student Offices of the Union have come announcements of petitioning for Student Book…

… Exchange, orientation group lead- ers, homecoming and spring week- end. Petitions for all of the follow- ing noticies are available in the Student Offices of the Union from 3 to 5 p.m. daily. Five committee…

…- pansion. In the morning students will' meet with the faculty and admin- istration to discuss general ques- tions in these areas. In the after- noon groups will explore specific points brought out in the…

… General Dag Hammarskjold, near- ing the end of his Palestine peace mission, made a quick round trip to Damascus yesterday trying to untangle an Arab-Israeli jam over water rights. He would not say whether…

… the ordinance. The primary reason for the li- censing, police say, is to aid in identification of lost or stolen bikes. It was pointed out that in the past students have reported bikes lost or stolen…

…. Students, an officer commented, are often negligent about obeying the laws, and the penalties-tickets and impounding the bicycles-are necessary to force compliance from those who ignore the regulations. An…

… Center Plans Progress Ten-Man Student Committee Begins Job of Solving Remaining Problems > t t i 4 # y I r ' y J i By GENE HARTWIG Daily Managing Editor Plans for the proposed Student Activities Center…

… moved ahead yesterday as the 10-man student building committee sat down to map out solutions to remaining problems. Approved unanimously in principle by the Board of Regents in May, the activities…

… SL business tonight will con- sider two Campus Action commit- tee motions, one to cut the legal campus organization member lim- it from 30 to 20 students, and one asking for a revised system of ap…

… night voted to create a joint student-faculty study group of both boards to study and make policy recommendations on the student activity facilities problem. Set up by unanimous vote of the two groups…

…, the sub-committee will consist of three student represen- tatives from each of the boards, two alumni representatives from each and one faculty member from each, making a total membership of 12. In…

… submit a driving ban proposal which the students favor unreservedlyj but which has little chance of administration approval, or a proposalj less solidly backed by the students but more likely to be put…

…. TagDa Students will have an oppor- tunity to contribute towards sending underprivileged boys to the University's Fresh Air Camp at Patterson Lake tomorrow and Saturday as the annual Tag Day drive gets…

… the KEITH BEERS, Grad., told leg- islators that according to the stu- dent referendum inlast fall's elec- tions and comments received fromr other colleges in a survey conduct- ed by SL, student opinion…

… by where they perform, cover more than the commercial concerts, and write local music biography and history. Contacted after the lecture, he said student critics on college newspapers should feel free…

… campus. When asked if student criticism should be given consideration, he replied, "Who isn't a student?" JCC Award Choices Due Wednesday Nominations for the Junior Chamber of Commerce's Distin- guished…

…, Mr. Hoffman. )2 STUDENTS-Up to is off on diamonds, watches, rings, electric shaver, silver- ware. appliances and all othert ewery items. Any nationally advertised pro- ducts at these savings. Ph. Ed…

…-8454. )2R NEAR CAMPUS-Small single room for male student. $5.50 per week. 813 E. Kingsley. )34R SINGLE ROOM for a girl in private home, location convenient to campus and downtown Ann Arbor. Every- thing…

…- odicals. Student Periodical Agency )36P TONIGHT--The pace to go is the Union Little Club. For the whole evening or after the show. )39P BARBER SHOP Harmony-Ann Arbor Chapter, SPEBSQSA, meets 8:30 p…

….m. Tuesday, Schwaben Hall, 217 S. Ash- ley. Students cordially invited. )38P TRANSPORTATION RIDERS WANTED Driving good conditioned car to Dal- las, Texas and return for holidays. Would like riders for part or…

… 7177. )88 RADIO SERVICE Auto - Home - Portable Phono & 1.. Fast & Reasonable Service ANN ARBOR RADIO & T.V. "Student Service" 1215 So. Uni., Ph. 7942 l11% blocks east of East Eng. 115B WASHING - Finished…

… MEANING to find out about our student faculty and regular specials, haven't you? Well, if you are not do- ing anything why .not inquire now. Student Periodical Agency, 6007. )17M 4x5 DEJUR iprofessional…

… candidates will be able to learn languages abroad in the countries where they are spo- ken. All University students who are American citizens and between 20 and 30 years old are qualified to apply for the…

… diplomatic positions. TOAY and SATURDAY LIKE THE FURY OF TNE BLAST FURNACE-were the > * * * 'U' To Fete High School PupilsHere Over seven hundred high school students will be given a whirl- wind tour and…

… tenta- tively scheduled for next week to discuss the possibilities of such an organization. Workshops in general problems confronting fraternities will also be held, Thorpe declared. SL Urges Student…

… Letters to Hatcher SL is sponsoring another project seeking to narrow the gap between students and administration. Students are urged to write let- ters to SL suggesting topics to be covered by President…

…. Execu- tive Committee-Prof. A. W. Bromage. b. Executive Board of the. Graduate School-Prof. H. R. Crane. No report. c. Deans' Conference-Assoc. Dean B. D. Thuma. No report. 4. Special Order. Student…

… Building on Fri., May 2. Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Students: All those students who used the Uni- versity's evaluation, or recommendation Committee, and who have not been contacted by phone, are requested…

… on May 6 in Room 131, Business Administration Building. The afternoon session will begin at 4:15 p.m."The evening session will begin at 7 p.m. All students who are working toward a teacher…

… been going on for months. About 500 'Formosan students in summer camps on Quemoy and an undisclosed number on the Matsus, 150 miles northwest of Formosa, left for home ahead of schedule Wednesday the…

… problems in the Mid- dle East -- Arab nationalism, eco- nomic development, and the Pal- estine refugee situation. Britain gave outright support to the ,United States resolution but Fraice only grudging…

…)-Israel yielded onf the Jordan airlift issue but called last night for an explanation of Britain's political intentions in the harassed Arab kingdom. Two United States Globemasters landed at Amman with supplies…

… on the situation within Jordan, an Arab neighbor that maintains its hostility toward Israel while feuding with Presi- dent Nasser's United Arab Re- public. Elath expressed Israel's particu- lar concern…

… Arab Republic as "a blunt threat to the Arab states." The Marines doubled their man- power in revolt-ravaged Lebanon and moved from their beachhead into Beirut and its port area. Contingents totaling 3…

… action until 2 p.m. today on a United States resolution authorizing cre- ation of the internationalforcet.o protect Lebann's Idependene from subversion by President Na- ser's United Arab Republic. 'A…

… another war, we will win it and, if we win it, we ~ill haveto-govern the world-not on1y the Arabs but the Russians" Gerald Wendt, science editor of UNESCO said Yesterday. He emephasized that he did not now…

… world administration after a victory," Wendt said. "We must concentrate on acquiring languages-in particular, Russian, Arabic and Chinese - as these would be needed by the people who will course the earth…

… Buildings SThe new fraternity will contain two buildings, 22 one and two .s> ~bedroom apartments for the married students and their families. The units ar being built on a two-acre, sloping site on Huron S…

… Israeli have been free to begin shifting their forces to face the menace from Jordan, Syria and other Arab nations concentrating troops in Jordan, it was pointed out. The raiding operations between the…

… Israelis and Arabs quieted down for a time while the war in Suez flared up. But on the night of Nov. 7-8, small raids were launched into Israeli-claimed ter- ritory along a 30-mile section of the border. The…

… spokesman expressed con- fidence in the ability of Israeli forces to deal with any organized attack by the Arabs, unless an- other major power, Russia, should move in with substantial assist- ance. Egypt…

… wildly cheer- ing meeting of the Mapai Labor party. Mrs Mir delared some of the statement as a "cheap effort" by the Russians to pose as protectors of the Arab world while intending to exploit the Middle…

… popular dance, "St. Louis Blues." rW Two students carrying a banner for an SGC candidate down the sidelines while the lini Band was performing ran into downfield tackling in the person of Michi. gan Band…

…Sixty-Sixth Year EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS BLDG. * ANN ARBOR, MICH. * Phone NO 2…

… vehement. But the audience listened politely, applauded approvingly, and thoughtfully received the lessons advanced by both Arab and Israelite. Then several local people expressed their own views, the…

… include Gov. Stevenson, and Harry Truman, Dean Acheson and George Ken- nan as well, and that it become a governing rather than a consulting body. -David Marlin, president, Students for Stevenson Waste of…

… students as one of the "natural resources" of the state of Michigan? "But we provide more services in our residence halls that the others," Pierpont added. Mr. Pierpont makes it appear as if the residence…

… halls are abound- ing with services. The only service I am aware of is offered by the Counseling Division of the Univer- sity-to be used by students who become frustrated worrying about finances. Spero…

… weekend event and we're sincerely grateful to all those who helped make it possible. It seems that the student body in general caught what we con- sider the Michigras spirit. Cer- tainly nothing 'in our…

… Graduate School. Student Government Council: Sum- mary of action taken at meeting of April 25, 1956. APPROVED: Minutes of meeting of April 18. Establishment of Election Committee as a permanent committee…

…. Appointments: Ex-officio members of Council to SGC Committee areas; Ad- ministrative Wing Coordinator, Janet Winkelhaus; Student Speakers Bureau, Tom Sawyer; Religious Emphasis Week Study Committee, Janet Neary…

…; Lecture Committee, Bill Adams, Joe Collins; Student Loan Committee, Joe Collins, Activities: May 1, Deutscher Verein, movie "HMerrliche Zeiten" Architecture; May 4, Michigan Christian Fellowship, conference…

…, Detroit Recreation Camp; May 11, Arab Club, dance, Rackham Ballroom. Caendared: Academic Freedom week with the theme "Academic Freedom, a Potential Force at Michigan" May 21- 25. ACCEPTED: Elections report…

… not the sole aim of the University to hem in its students, but on the contrary, to insure their wel- fare and protect University prop- erty. Itvis part of the function of the University to teach its…

… students to uphold the statutes of their state and country. Permitting students underage to drink is in direct op- position to this policy. As for the wild beer parties, in every society' there are those who…

… question of cars on campus. First and foremost, there are no park- ing facilities to accommodate stu- dent cars. Furthermore, the pro- hibiting of student owned cars re- duces "cut-throat competition" in…

… event of future labor trouble on. the waterfront. , , * -THE DIPLOMATIC CABLES- RUSSIA HAS SECRETLY promised Egypt complete political backing, if Egypt will organize the Arab states into an all-out cold…

… war against Britain. This proposal was made by the Polish minister to Egypt, Jan Dra- hojowski, to the Secretary-General of the Arab League, Azzam Pasha. .. . Prime Min- ister Churchill ignored the…

… "radical" or "Jacobin" in 1795. Thus it is the duty of our educators to cause their students to think and arrive at their own conclusions rather than present digested definitions labeled, THE TRUTH. -Paul…

… suspicion concern- ing the source of John's knowledge qf "bumps and grinds." This ac- In a university as large and as active as this one, opportunities for students to rub noses with the arts are…

…, we've got to admit that life is pretty exciting, and that a good part of this excitement comes from us, the students. It must. We are the people who are writing poetry and music for the first time…

…, acting, dancing, playing in- struments, seriously thinking of these things as possible profes- sions. If we can't be excited, who can? It is nearly impossible to count up the various student art groups on…

… product of a "routine" printing. The secretary of the Medical School, Prof. Wayne L. Whitakgr, has emphasized these facts about the new application. Yet Student Legislature mentors who worked to have…

… Sudan. It is against this brief historical background that one should view the tran- sient events in that area. * * * SINCE IRAN pulled the trigger of Arab na- tionalism, it is natural for other nations…

… over the question of the Suez cannot breed goodwill but only more hatred of the West by the teeming millions of Arabs, Asians and Africans who are struggling for their national freedom. A state of war…

…- nition to houses that do not rid them- selves of discriminatory clauses. But on the other it is questionable that an appeal to the Student Affairs Committee would fare any better than the Stpdent Legisla…

…- tions Internships: All students interested in applyin for Department of State and United Nations Internships are reminded that they are expected to take and pass the United States Civil Service Com…

… graduates and senior students, preferably in political sci- ence, history, geography, economics, or law. Application forms should be filed not later than Nov. 3, 1951. Complete details and application blanks…

…, Naural Resources and Public Health. Students, who received marks of I, X, or "no report" at the close of their last semester or summer session of attend- ance, will receive a grade of "E" in the course of…

… courses unless this work is made up by Oct. 24. Students, wishing an extension of time beyond this date in order to makeup this work, should file a petition addressed to the appro- priate official in their…

… Theta Chi Zeta Beta Tau Curtiss-Wright Scholarships of $500 each are now available to Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering students who have completed at least the fresh- man year of study in the…

… Engineering College, or its equivalent. To be eligi- ble, students must be American citi- zens, partially self-supporting, with an academic standing above average. Ap- plications should be filed with Prof. H. W…

… the reasons for the increase in scholastic dis- honesty. Crowded classrooms, extinction of the personal relationships that used to ex- ist between students and faculty, the re- quiring of subjects that…

… are contrary to a students' interests, and overemphasis on classroom grades all lead to cheating. Our own Dean Peake was quoted as remarking "Overcrowding is undoubtedly one of the most significant…

… reasons for the increase in cheating. The student feels he is a very little fish in a very big ocean. Imperson- ality results, and the student loses his sense of ethical responsibility." Instead of talking…

… licking the cheating situation by using an honor system. This places the student on his personal honor not to cheat. He also must report all of- fenses- to a student honor board, that is made up of students…

… the House to meet Catholic objections. One concession will be an amendment pro-, viding bus transportation for parochial as well as public school students. TAXES - the House will pass legislatioN4…

… control of Christian, Jewish and Mohammedan holy places. The other called for inter- nationalization of the whole city. This, the stricter plan, was pushed through by the Soviet Un- ion, the Arab countries…

… except Hashemite Jordan, and a bloc of South American countries, accord- ing to Sunday's New York Times. The Arab countries are plainly jealous of Abdullah, who may in- tend to set up his capital in his…

… the drudgeries and frustrations of "seat hunting" on crowded trains. Other student honorary societies should follow the lead of the Vul- ca-ns, and look for concrete oppor- tunities to serve University…

… the Deermouse, Peromyscus Maniculatus", Thurs. Jan. 5, West Council Room, Rack- ham Bldg., 2 p.m. Chairman, L. R. Dice. Directed Teaching Qualifying Examination: All students expect- ing to do directed…

…., Jan. 7. Students will meet in the auditorium of the University High School. The ex- amination will consume about four hours' time; promptness is essen- tial. Bring bluebooks. Students who expect to do…

… School of Music opera classes Student3 will present three acts from three Act II of "Manon" by Jules outs for it' operas in a special program at Massenent, featuring Andrew of 'Detecti 8:30 p.m. tomorrow…

…. * * * "Cycles in Materialism and Re- ligion" is the topic of William R. Lacey's lecture at 4 p.m. in the League. Lacey is a lecturer for the Baha'i World Faith. Arab Club members will play host to their…

… University faculty and student friends at a banquet at 6:15 p.m. in the International Center, featuring Arabian food and native music. * * * Prof. Kenneth E. Boulding of the Economics department will address…

… English depart- ment, Gothic Film Society and Art Cinema, Guild, the predecessor to the present Student Legislature Cinema Guild. The Robert Flaherty Founda- tion will provide the films for showing at the…

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

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

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

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

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

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

… Vol unteers' . I F STUDENT-FACULTY PANEL-Prof. Robert W. Pidd, Leslie Dietz, '58, Prof. Robert C. Angell, Fred Williams, '57, moderator and Prof. Marvin Eisenberg discuss "How Can We Liberalize the…

…. Marvin Eisenberg of the fine arts department yesterday cited the teacher as the key to liberalizing a curriculum at the annual student-faculty literary conference in the League. Curriculum changes in the…

… in our courses universally applicable, he said. Prof. Eisenberg warned any in- ter-disciplinary course should be taught at either upper graduate or graduate levels where students have already formed…

… certain frames of references. Roger Harris, '59, remarked the present literary college curriculum concentrates on specialization and compartmentization instead of making a student feel he is part of one…

… body of learning. He suggested students be given certain required courses to begin with, follow these by courses show- ing how courses are related to one another such as the consumer and market research…

… withdraw within three Enkemann said he could not tell tive war before her Arab neigh-' months. whether the men were placing bors grow too strong. Reduction of Armed Forces faith in possibility of a further…

… yesterday's meeting of Student Government Council's driving ban study committee. Basically, any student over 21 years old but not in academic dif- ficulties would be allowed to oper- ate an automobile in Ann…

… Permission Student not 21 would be able to operate cars only on permission of the Office of Student Affairs. Present driving ban rules limit student operation of cars to two general groups: those over 2$ years…

… en- forcement penalties. Violation of all but one driving rule would be considered "grounds to send the student home for one full semester." SGC Report Due Nov. 22 - . - 1-A - -- ; 2. Reduction of the…

… founding of the UN 10 years ago. The United States, among 13 caused many students to look upward yesterday. It was not a student sitting on top of the main University Flag Pole (in front of the Library) but…

… a painter giving the pole its yearly coat of paint. SGC Hears OSU Rally Proposals By GAIL GOLDSTEIN Plans for entertainment follow- ing the Ohio State pep rally were heard at Student Government…

… the '55-'56 fiscal year excess funds of the Council should be used to absorb Student Book Exchange deficits. A Cinema Guild report was ac- cepted by the Council with recom- mendation that the summer…

… oper-' ation of the Guild be considered in the future. in their appointment of the study group, which consists of, prominent city officials and busi- nessmen as well as students, fac- ulty and…

… proposition passed by the committee was that the Regent's By-law, Sec. 8.05. be changed so that "No students while in atten- dance at the University may op- erate motor vehicles except under regulations set…

… down by the Office of Student Affairs." Present By-Law Explained Present By-law regulation- states: "No student while in at- tendance at the University shall operate any motor vehicle. In ex- ceptional…

… ships to pass through the Suez Canal, claiming that they were still in a state of war with Israeli. League Split One Cause Splitting of the Arab League, de- signed to check Israeli attacks, was cited as…

… Force cadets. Students who have excelled in academic achievement and have earned a high military aptitude are eligikle to wear the official in- signia of Scabbard and Blade, a red and blue ribbon with…

… 1955 license numbers with the Office of Student Affairs by April 1, 1955. Fail- ure to so advise this office will be con- sidered a violation of the University automobile regulation and will be dis…

…- ciplined accordingly. Michigan League has openings for part time cashiers mostly week ends. For further information call at Michigan League. Late permission for women students who attended the Berlin…

… Philharmonic Orchestra Concert Tues., March 15, will be no later than 11:15 p.m. The Board in Control of Student Pub- lications is now accepting applications for the compiling and selling of the summer and fall…

… Student Directory. Any recognized student group is eli- gible to make application. Applications are due by March 22, and are- to be filed at the business office of the Board in the Student Publications…

… Train" with FARLEY GRANGER and ROBERT WALKER ARCHITECTURE AUDITORIUM 50c l 7 l I I (, 1 The following student sponsored so- cial events are approved for the com- ing weekend. Social chairmen are re…

…- minded that requests for approval for social events gre due in the Office of Student Affairs not later than 12:00m Mon. prior to the event: March 1S- Alpha Gamma Delta Chicago House Couzens Hall Delta…

… Upsilon Rumsey House Sigma Alpha Mu. e . . . '. a i l 1 t t i t t 7 t I t e t c is i P C GROUP OF 30: AL BULLETIN 'U' Students Sigma Chi Study Faith Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsion fa Tau Delta Phi O Taylor…

… House Theta Delta Chi Thetg Xi (Editor's Note: This is the second in Trigon a series on student religious organi- Van Tyne House zations. Today's article discusses the Zeta Psi Baha'i faith.) March 20…

…SORORITIES AND FOREIGN STUDENTS See Page 4 Jrj4] Latest Deadline in the State A6P :43 a t I r . FAIR, COOL VOL. LXIV, No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY, 26, 1954 SIX PAGES SAC…

… constitutions, the Student Affairs Committee yesterday de- nied Phi Kappa, a fraternity lim- ited in membership to 'practical' Catholics, permission to reactivate on campus. Rejection of the Phi Kappa pe- titian…

… any employe of a business firm. Since there are no eligibility require- ments for students who get jobs elsewhere on campus it was argued that the change in this case would equalize conditions for…

… student em- ployment, OK's Other Plans In other actions SAC approved the Student Legislature proposed calendar of events for next semes- ter, and gave constitutional appro- val and recognition to the Inter…

… Peter A. Ostafin, assistant dean of men's residence halls, David H. Ponitz, resident advisor of Greene House, and Stan Levy, president of IHC. Unusual Sr Trips Planned by 'U' Students No Meeting Of…

…. Brandon could not be1 reached for comment on these points. , By SAM REICH With summer rapidly approach- ing, University students have made extensive plans for the two and one-half month vacation. For most…

… will be run on a self-service basis, with drivers and pros- pective riders making their own arrangements, and is open to students and Ann Arbor resi- dents alike. .S. Moves To Counter Red Help to…

… master's thesis. Many students have taken un- usual jobs for the summer. Kevin Buckley, '56, will work in the labor relations department of Bellaire Corporation in Buffalo, New York, and John Osmer, '57E…

…. Bunche is principal director of the U.N.'s Department of Trustee- ship and Information from non self-governing territories. He won the 1950 Nobel Prize for achieving an armistice between Jews and Arabs. A…

… holding a second smoker at 8:30 p.m. today in Bm. 3A of the Union for all male under graduates interested in working in the student offices. Members of the Executive Council will be on hand to outline…

… Arabs in var- ious parts of the country. Anti-Communist Israelis yes- terday broke up a pro-Soviet rally in the center of Tel Aviv. The rally was a protest to the legation bombing. Twenty-five Israelis…

… bombing and apologies for it. World News Roundup Petitions Petitioning is now open for a vacancy on the Board in Control of Student Publications created by the graduation of Peg Nimz, '53. Petitions may be…

… picked up at. the Student Legislature Bldg., 512 S. State St. Deadline for returning completed forms will be next Wednesday. Any student who is scholas- tically eligible may petition. SL Drops Move Hitting…

… DailySeries By VIRGINIA VOSS Student Legislature decided b a large majority vote last night t withdraw from consideration a motion which expressed disap proval of the recent series of Dail articles on…

…." There will also be speeches by BobeKirk, Grad., president of IFC at Purdue last year, and Donn Miller, Grad., "outstanding Sigma Chi winner of 1951." Book Exchange The Student Legislature Book Exchange…

… Williams College chapter at Williamstown, Mass. for pledging a Jewish student last October. A constitutional clause restricts Phi Delta Theta, membership to white Christians. * -* * HEIL EXPLAINED that at…

… Tryouts An organizational meeting of the Student Legislature Adminis- trative Wing will be held at 4 p.m. today at the SL Bldg. for all students interested in-getting ex- perience with committee or cler…

…- ical work on SL. An integral part of SL, the wing aids legislators with activities like the' Cinema Guild and the Student Book Exchange as well as general office work. Group1Taps OeraCast In the morning…

… Problem ', (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first\ in a series of articles examining stu- dent government on the Michigan campus. Currently a special student committee is studying the problems of campus…

… Normal College. By HELENE SIMON In a university as large as this, it's seldom that students get a chance to sit down and just talk about anything with their in- structors. , S* * * Among other contests…

…, several times a year the Michigan chapter of Sigma Rho Tau sponsors debating contests with women students from Michigan State Normal College in Ypsi- lanti. Although tradition has it that women always have…

… Here and there celebrities and campus pedagogues can be found, partaking in the free dis- cussions. And now and then a raucous student voice pipes up. All in all, everyone admittedly. has a good time…

… botany department, at the sug- gestion of Prof. Hayward Kenis- ton, then dean of the literary col- lege. Prof. Keniston felt that the 'lack of contact between students and faculty and between faculty of…

… instructor personnel, ac- cording to figures released by the ROTC yesterday. The increased raised to 1428 the amount of students enrolled in the three divisions of the ROTC. Of these, 650 are freshmen, 271…

… aids, desks, library facilities and lounge rooms have been added. * * * THE ARMY ROTC's total en- rollment figure, including students enrolled in the medical and denta ROTC programs, is 521 students…

… Student Execu- e tive Committee, repre~nting the Women's Choir, the Michigan Singers and the Men's Choir, are: e Connie Shephard, Edward Baigg- e hard, Arthur Jones, Grace Rave- - sloot, Ilavid Tice and…

… transportation, hotel facilities, three meals a day and tips. Because the Arabic countries do not grant entry to anyone holding in their passport an Israeli visa, anyone wishing to visit the coun- tries of the…

… Arab League and also Israel, should get their Israeli visa put on a sheet separate from their passport. By LOUISE TYOR O N THE assumption that many travelers like to see their own country before they…

… see the rest of the world, SITA Tours are of- fering four trans-continental trips this summer to students. The "Grand" Tour is a 63-day trip which covers not only a good portion of the United States and…

…Wul a1 . ..A. N V4 Sixty-Eighth Year o'EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Are Free UNDER AUTHORITY OF BOARD IN CONTROL OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS revall" STUDENT…

… respects. He compares Michigan's 23,00 students and nine professors of philosophy with Oxford's 7,000 students and 66 tutors of philosophy. But there are more than nine teachers of philosophy at Michi- gan…

… and only four Oxford philoso- phy dons with the title of "pro- fessor." Again, a better compari- son would be between the number of students of the humanities in the two universities. This' would still…

… lectures is false: in full term there' are lec- tures from 10 a.m. to one p.m. and seminars.in the late after- noon. The students Ire not re quired to attend these, but I can testify -that they were well at…

…, before 2 p.m. the day preceding publication. Notices for Sunday Daily due at 2:00 p.m. Friday. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1957 VOL. LXVI, No. 10 General Notices All students who expect education and , training…

… she joined the Baghdad Pact, now reached an agreement 1 the new Syrian regime for coo: atlon on major all-Arab poli Except for Jordan, the A are uniting to defend Syria aga the Western estimate that she…

… trievable. Syria and Egypt, , though the other Arab states, still claim their belief that Wes imperialism is responsible for t troubles. They don't mentionjE sia. But they are disturbed cause the United…

…, however, will draw fire from some Democrats and result in another fight on the House floor. $- U' To Host State Students "University Day" today is ex- pected to draw 1200 high school students from all over…

… the state. The visitors will meet at 9 a.m. in Hill Auditorium to hear a talk by Vice-President for Student Af- fairs James A. Lewis. They will also hear from Don Feather, as- sistant director of…

… admissions, the Men's Glee Club, and master of ceremonies, Herb Karzen, '57, Ad- ministrative Vice-President of the Union. The students will then tour the campus, including residence halls, fraternities and…

… billion dollars would be diverted from other tax revenues into a special highway trust fund. UCLA Bd Overruled The Student Legislative Council of the University of California has been stripped of its…

… control over an upcoming student body elec- tion. According to the Daily Califor- nian, UCLA's student newspaper, this came as a result of its re- fusal last week to accept and put into effect an…

… BA and Vice-President Janet Neary, '58. of SGC here at the Univer- sity, both expressed concern over the situation at UCLA. Adams commented, "Since the student government and the University…

… peace in Palestine. If that is true, they said, the London com- ment could have very great im- portance for the future of an Arab- Israeli settlement. The American government has repeatedly blamed the…

… Soviet bloc sale of arms to Egypt for the unbalancing of power in the area and for increased dangers of war since last fall. - The Soviet policy, which had been strongly pro-Arab for six months, began to…

… open to the pub- lic without charge. Soon - Saarinen Appointed Arcshitect 2,000 Students will Be Housed By LEE MARKS The University'sfirst coed dor- Itory, a $9,000,000 structure, will be completed on…

… North Campus within two or three years accord- ing to Vice-President for Student Affairs James A. Lewis. The Vice-President said it was likely construction would start within the year, much sooner than…

… be done by,a student committee of 10 men and eight women. The coin- mittee will work with Saarinen. . Lewis pointed out this is the first time a large coed studen% committee has assisted with pre…

… liminary planning of housing. Student To Help Plan He also said there would be a student representative on the com- mittee of University administra- tors and housing personnel that will plan specific details…

…, Meridith Tigel, '56Ed., Elinor Plimack, Anne Cohn, Alice Basford, '56, Elaine Nash,, '58, Evelyn Gabai, '58, and Arlene De Cook, '58. Two Students Die During Vacation Two University students lost their lives…

… Press J1USALEM-Israel charged today that roving Arab suicide squads under Egyptian army orders inflicted a third straight- "night of terror" on Israeli settlers yesterday. Border clashes between Israeli…

… opening later in the day of the top-level United Nations effort to arrange a long-range peace between Arabs and Israelis. The United States moved again yesterday to back Hammarskjold's efforts. In Augusta…

… University students whiled away the all-too-short days of spring vacation, the City of Ann Arbor saw some noteworthy changes. In the annual election, Republi- can incumbents Wendell B. For- sythe and Russell J…