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… a banquet of the newly-founded Mille in- "Dynamite," a rapid-fire Arab Students' union. The meet- succession of tense . situations.C ing was gives in honor of Ameen There's amurderer sentenced with…

… struck by John Khalaf, '31, presi- '.yid run over with the subsequent dent of the Arab Students' union ife and death race for the special- Peaceful nationaliity by means of ist, and finally a mine disaster…

… set. America. At the present time there This film had a long run on are 20 students of Arabic descent Broadway and does have its inter- in the University. esting moments, but only rates a C on the whole…

…. EUHREFLECTIONS, WELL KNOWN C- ><>o<S>oc=o What's Where. Rihani Makes Talk Before Group! Closing today are "Dynamite" at ofStudents at Sunday the Majestic and "Fast Life" at the of Wuerth, both reviewed below…

… Rihani, prominent Arab writer and amy sister haningonihusad a society girl buying a husband statesman. from his wife, a prison marriage, The keynote of the meeting was oa wildhrevel of ther 400," a little…

… stressed ly adapted his technique to suit the nore particularly the need for bet- ali picure ter relationships withth Arb Unusually fine acting is done by1 the Arabs ooth Conrad Nagel, and Charles…

… debt to I packed second-show audiencel the Arabs and to Arabic culture. Sunday night, proof enough of itsl Among the other distinguished gripping tenseness. As is the habit guests was El Humani, Arabic…

… po- thinking it over. etry in his native tongue. This Younger Generation. Unity of the Arabic speaking Despite a good cast, "Fast Life" F peoples and ultimate independence tails to live up to…

… Plan Yisit Here to Choose aeT Air Candidates.'- STUDENTS MUST QUALIFY! Training Will Enable Graduates' to Obtain Transport Pilot .. : * .. License. University students who may wish to secure training in…

…., on an will enable successful students to attempted glider flight to New York. His glider is being towed behind pass an examination for procure- a plane piloted by J. D. Jernigan, jr. (left). ment of…

…, as follows: (d Pr 30 day flight elimination course in ILDAYTONA BEACH, Fla., April 21 which student solos and is sent to1- Indefinite postponement of his the Naval Air station at Pensacola, attempts to…

… lower the world's auto- Florida; eight months in which the ! Professor of Business Policy to student completes 200 or moreI Discuss 'Self Advertising late today by Kaye Don, British1 hours of flying and…

… are planted much as DESCRIBES ARAB WORLD Timber growing experiments a tomato or cabbage plant, except__ With the arranging of plans for near Ann Arbor, which have been that less care is necessary and no…

… Unification of the Arabs by the establishment of an equipment carried on since 1904 by the Uni- water is needed. - stressing patriotism rather than re- versity, indicate an unuually large ligion will be the…

… "New Oppor- and more efficient control of the feet in height over a period of 22 Plans to Publish Three Volumes tunity in the Arab World" and campus equipment. years, and an average diameter of Showing…

…;. number of stage appear- ances. appear in an Arabian sword dance, wi long weapons of the Bedouin desert tr The entire - Arabian portion of-the has been arranged under the auspic Arab Students' union, the…

… newest of na student organizations, which has been here during the past few months. president. Miss Katherine Khoury, '33SM, wiJ Arabian love song, "Ahwal-Gazel," wh ode of love to a girl proclaimed by he…

… possess the charm of a fic Desert Songs A number of DeetSns songs, i n c li .On.ProgramBedouin marc and an examp bian jazz mus offered by a mixed chorus from the Students' union. Dancing will accon singing…

… included among the ires. than 35 foreign students, garb of their home lands, osed about the booths, and idience for the artists per- val of Eldorado. ,he student performers, a ainian dancers and a com- ngers…

… assembled for such anding student acts is ex- lElberg chorus assembled by presentation include Charles J. Russick, '30, Karl Dinner, Elmer Feldkamp, Otto Haab, '30, Theo- dore Metz, '30, Otto Graf, '30…

…, Oscar Haab, '31, besides Professor Hildner. They are to appear in traditional German student dress, including school caps and colored sashes representative of various fraternities and duelling clubs…

…. Following the Germans, who are to open the program, three Japanese women students, Kimi Nojima, '32M, Kikue Sato, '31, and Hanako Ho- shino. '30, will present a folk song and dance of their native land, named…

… of having arranged a medley of Polish dance tunes. Costumed in gaily colored silken robes, a group of Chinese students, will appear in an Miss Nettis Soohoo, Miss Maida Kuo, Grad., Y. S. Ching, Grad…

… Tu '30 S.M., piano. The student committee assisting Bennet Palmer in the production includes Joseph A '31, I. Avanroff, Grad., Ewe H. Cheong, Carlos H. Guardia, '30E, E. V. B. Jamgots '32E, M. Mozumdar…

…, president of the League, "Only the poorer women have will pour. any chance for social contacts. CONCERNING LII SPECIAL STUDENT RELATES FACTS J. Y YY! F Io i t 4 Y_,r YYX E OF ARAB WOMEN' They may see each…

… Education department, Dr. Margaret Elliott, of the School of Business Administration, and Professor Barbara Bartlett, of Pub- lic Health Department. Student guests will be Eleanor Cooke, '31, president of the…

… than the rest of the students TEA TO FOLLOW LECTURE to see this difference. For the last five years she has been teaching and nursing in Kuwait, Arabia, where Meetings Give Students Oppor- she has come…

… programs are informal and open to from total blindness through the Iany students who wish to attend jfo oa lnns hog h them dhelp and care of the missionary doctors. F. Jennings Heads Committee. "They are…

… highly seasoned, spiced, and contains much dehan, an Arab kind of shortening. Flat unleavened bread is placed upon the table, folded, to serve as both food and napkin. Their favorite sweetmeat is a sort of…

… Elects Esther Larowe, '32, as Representative To Wear With Your Daytime Dresses The purpose of the readings is not only to give students opportuni- ties to attend informal gatherings, but to acquaint…

… group, composed of students in the library school, is cataloguing all the books in the League library and will check them over periodi- cally. They are also considering a system by which books may be…

… checked out and returned through a desk in the library, as several val- uable books have disappeared. At present student librarians are in charge of the desk there throughout the day, but books do not go…

… and plans made for group rides. The officers to be elected arE president, treasurer, riding mana- ger, and secretary. Any woman student interested ir riding is elegible for membership in Pegasus, and is…

… student will and professional development ob-I The lecture, sponsored by the Arab tained overbalanced these disad- usually strike a happy balance. It; Students' Union, will be open to vantages "found in all…

… >jpte of the un- --. 1<. K. It- Activity of Students. TWO VTE1WqPRESEFNTD t ART. VI.-:!dynfon: A Poetic Romance. London. 18 18. pp. -707. By John Keats., 1 ' jl EVIEWERS have been sometimes accused…

… that ex- tremely lament thius want of energy, or whatever it may be, on our, tra-curricular student activities, parts, were it not for otie consolation-namely, that we are no better both in high school…

…...,,.sa.....,;;,,** to the session on student outside any activities, statistics compiled in the one should be bold enough to purchase this 'Poetic Romance,'and Bell report were given to show that 80 much more patient…

…." Professor McKown, how- question depends on the individual auditorium on the subject, "The everesmaintaineddthat the socialdual.New Women of the Arab World."1 ever maitaind tat te soialIf left to himself, the…

… for the present distorted he British Syrian chool befo e the statistics, it was agreed that par-suetniosccrgexa- war, but since then has establish- ticipation in dramatics, extra-cur- student notions…

… remained closed since the war. Un- student scholarship Duringthis Office has der her regime, mhany progressive discussion, Purdom stated that declared that new hats will be is- measures have been introduced…

… methods. influence to youth. In several years Icountry districts of England. For The students of Miss Kessab's of experience as a football coach, I years the postwomen have worn school have been attracted…

…'s discus- on students, except perhaps to give to be discarded in favor of smart sion of Arabian women should be some of them wrong ideas." new hats of blue felt, jauntily drawn from a representative stu…

… advanced of all the Arabs in the other states. An Arab Student.I Inasmuch as several recent 1 communications to The Daily have been received annony.- mously, the occasion seems ripei to call attention to the…

….7 SYRIA A REPUBLIC. To the Editor: According to late dispatches, France has granted Syria complete! home rule status. The only Arab state that remainsa governed by a foreign parliament is now…

… Palestine. So naturally all! the Arab attention is focused upon it now. This leaves us wondering! what will Great Britain do with those Palestine Arabs who are con- sidered as the most unified and the most…

… from talk, seems to have been Baxter. I present. in the minds of the three He is the notorious enemy of the j large audiences that have seen theI Rover Boys. bill of student one-act plays pre- He has…

…: the project of Jasper. co-opertive effort towards a Dear Jasper: If I am correct sound tradition of all-student dra- in assuming that the idea you ma at Michigan. got from this article was to The…

…- The profs. have the honor, terpreted the flighty girl's pathetic The students, you know, have path from indignation to pleasant; the system. i excitement at her new hat pleas- [ Jumbo Bunko. ing someone…

… disturbances. Arab Students Union, Hann Khalaf, Pres. 0- A WARNING TO MONARCHISTS. To the Editor: . .i i tl - > ; ,_ , l . . ,# ; . I I take this unparalleled op- portunity to announce a sweeping victory for…

… A. 1r V A t' r~A ..,1TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1930 Published every morning exeept Mondayr Suring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conferenc Editorial…

… they are anxious to deprive the At the last ec lecture, I timed Palestine Arabs of their majority the prof. He spent 38 minutes rights, by intluxing their country ; looking over at the left hand side…

… with a dissatisfied and heterogene- of the room, 10 minutes at the ous class of scattered Jews, the . h Aras temslve ae eualy ax-right hand side, and two minutes Arabs themselves are equally anx- at his…

… notes. Boy, these co-eds. ious to defend their country We got out ten minutes early!! against any such danger. Elmer. We will let the world judge be- tween us - the Arabs choose to live peacefully in…

… organizations, by attempt- of an assistant editorship. All you ing to reduce the Palestine Arabs gents that have an eye on this into a state of economic serfdom job for next year better get busy. and drive them…

… tru- ism in Mr. Askren's dramatic criti- i cism last year. It was very true then because of the consistent avoidance of high comedy by most of the student organizations and the horrible wrenching Mimes…

… I CI I Membership Reapportionments in Student, Interfraternity Councils Ratified. SETS DATE FOR PAGEANT Recognition of Hellenic Society and Arab Students Union Officially Made. Proposals f o r…

…: reception, approval of May 27 as the date of the Freshman Pageant, and recognition of two new so- cieties, The Hellenic society and the Arab Students union. To Add Four Members. The. constitutional amendment…

… constitutional amendments that would alter the composition of the membership ofE the Student Council and of the In- terfraternity council were approv- ed at yesterday's meeting of the Senate committee on student…

… for the Student Council will in- crease by four the membership of that organization. Two additional' junior members, each to serve* twor FRESHMAN, SOPHOM TO PADDLE CANO Student Council Appoints Tilley…

… the Student coun- cil, the sponsors of the affair. Two races, with each class represented by crews of two men, have been incorporated into the tentative ar- rangements in addition to the other customary…

… app-oved yesterda;.!. by the committee on student af- into Hamilton harbor under tow fairs. A second favorable vote by after spending the night on a calm the Counll is necessary before the sea…

… granted official recognition at yes-i terday's meeting of the committee FOR SMUGGLING on student affairs, is a social or- ganization for University students (y Associated Press) of Hellenic descent. The…

… Facades of Petra Carved on the Sides of Huge Red Sandstone Ciffs. UNIVERSITY PUBLICATION' DEVOTED TO NEW DRMITORY ENT OFFERS INFORMATION FOR USE OF STUDENT APPLICANTS WOMENiSUDENTS OPEN NEW OFFlCE 1 l I I…

… been made by Arabs and so it is that we are puzzled asI to the identity of these mysterious Nabataeans who were at one timeI strong enough to be a menace to Rome. Trajan captured Petra inl 106 A.D. and…

… semes- ter of 1930-1931, and will accommo- date 450 students. The location of 'the building is particularly advan- tageous in that it is not more than six minutes' walk from the cam- pus. It is adjacent…

…- ing rooms opening on the terrace1 with a view across the athletic , field. Storage and service rooms occupy the other side of the build- ing, a few students' rooms beings located at the end of the south…

… wing designed particularly for graduate students.hDue to the slope of the land these rooms are; well above the ground level. Small Stage is Arranged. The second floor, on a level with Observatory street…

… directors' suites, and students' i.ooms. The first and more formal of the living roomus is, two steps lower 'thar the entrance floor so that the room intervening between ,it' and the' lobby forms a miniature…

…. The third, fourth, and fifth floors are devoted to students'l rooms. Acoustical plaster has been used in 'all the- corridors as' well as in the living rooms and dining rooms to deaden the noise, and…

… ironing equipment are found on each of the upper floors. Laun-, which is published by the organiza- terested in basketball is invited to dries for student use are providedI tion. attend.ETickets are…

…, which were used Promptysers:e.Eprine p chiefly by students and teachers, aos svice.r e rned p- are the traditional lamps of learn- ing to which reference is frequently 0. D. MORRILL ... made. 314 South…

… 111 '' :_' . " ' ::"/ roeso Crawford to Talk on v\SiJ}ql..Ct: ,. {F science department. was made Sat- Cercle s., ... New Opportunitysin Arab urday by the Carnegie Endowm ent; Inter-continental Service…

…, will speak on the techique of teaching International yfFa ... or al peaint subject, "New Opportunity fin the. Lawe and also to introduce into thatI Jean B be Aouvaill e;Ratntforo ' . $rs F;. ° kfArab…

… Student Christian association! of these teachers' awardsgrne gamt ;. i..,: .3:..,..r , s :" :., :... ..,r,... :::.t; ...:.at & o'clock tonight in Natural Sci-..;van u lyb th Ca egeF nd Regular telephone…

… students makes up Axs-ed accordinig to tim~e and di§-. lide-Rule formal party which Will l owering of money rates in prc tan, now the perspective is more the weekly program.=1 tk4ce. A three miute cal from…

… __ _ _____________ PflI II T ITTI GI ENGINEERS TEST _______ AIRPLANE MO TOR Automotive Students Experiment U1L 10LU I ~LWLU UNTIL APRIL TENTH, I ,. !. UHII~ULJ Iii ill LLJ With Ar coledoEgine. v Thorpe, Gaige, and…

… cylinders, and is di-t ~ ±. sumred the title of assistant curator; vided by a sleeve valve arrange- * ARAB/aV '4'~ ! in the museum of zoology next' ment which opens as the two pis -~ July, after completing…

… DETROIT, April 8.-With theIIde ,wllaan di c h room, in Angel hal. The fresh-; in his monthly report on studentI these magazines to the Trransporta- largest fleet of commercial planes drive for funds…

…, sponsored by the man debating team will discuss the; health says: "Students continue to tion Lbrary of the University to ever assembled in the United States ; Student Christian association, to ;problem, which…

… y Y° itha th air ort regste lits 14 I B ow ing "rTournam ent An X-ray td of every entering; (1856 and remained upon the mar- jplanoes and that additional arrivals ohnr student is a project which has…

… aeronautical di~lti 'of Detroit. lasthfalwtheeniversitawasAth three students ofUivavesono teSoityoactmtive is Theodore Hornberger of the scene of a fundamentalist-modern- sienrlntahse are usuallyuentsI Prof…

… student written ar- j atr soito fScnay chairman of the committee, he said title, "The Boulder Dam Project", School Principals. 1 last week. If adopted by the conym;A 930 Eve on at the civil engineering…

… student can pos- (y s.catd ,) ma presentations, on May 2, at the singing in Latin. It will be station- Alonzo Stagg and Fielding H. Yost? sess. At the same time, the intro- WASHINGTON, April 24.-Ogden Lydia…

…- aourses the elementary work in for- Interstate Commerce Committee these sets will be "to carry out ex- and Jean B. Cloppet, also of the lege students of the nation. eign languages, mathematics, and dhactly…

… the Hudson bill for presentation of the play will be pre- ble for the troubles of the farniers. but declining to concede that farm advise that students should be ad- a unified border patrol to place…

…, under the juris iWomen of the Arab World." This but in conjunction making the r tae. coincidently maintain our present ditiou of ' present services." |lecture has been postponed from to- situation…

…- number of years, and under their Syrian school and in her own in- edy, he said. WISCONSIN-Annual Founders provisions admit such students as Parker, East to Speak stitution, has had the advantage of: -- day…

… banquet of Sigma Delta Chi, were unable to qualify for admis- contactwithArabToHenafromnational professional journalistic sion otherwise, for the purpose of J3ixore State Au torsh r en from Honor Von…

…- experienced love, 40 per cent for the Grand Rapids Press will fia. MANY SPEAKERS LISTED Students and faculty members of the engineering college are regis- tering for the fourth national meet- ing of the…

… viioswho fly to Dayton. WlA i~"NC N 'Aril 24.- The In order to further the under- dASI7'R"ON. BArd, ni 24ts -e standing between college students FeeaI-~c'e ori t n of both American and European nual rlept t…

… National Union of Students, OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Lenses and Frames Made to Order Optical Prescriptions Flled STATE STREET JEWELERS ,. d..... , .... ...,...P ... ,.._ Now" and MMt 975 HATS $1.98 to $4…

… the Board in Control of Student Publications. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper…

… l Though professing grief, he finds y consolation in an Arab boy. - The outline of the story should f not be unfamiliar to American readers. We have seen the meet- - ing of two human bodies given the…

…. STUDENTS. Are we going to stand for the twaddle that's been printed in this column any longer? NO. What did Detroit do? What ought Chicago do? Why doesn't New York do something? Vote for the recall of The…

… MERGER AT CURRENT PARLEYM 11111 . ITH BANDIT RAIDS NOTICES NsET ES hgDental Students Taking Shop Practice: Dental students will report Apparatus Exchange: The Regents at their meeting in March, 1927. this…

… in Natural Science Auditorium at 8:00 p. m. His subject will be "New Opportunities in the Arab World." All Seats 75 cents Phone 6300 I A Play Production Presentation P New York Listed Stocks…

… attempt to interfere with the demonstration. The procession entered the Arab quarters where the bodies were to be disposed of. During the day a communique was issued stating that in all 14 persons were…

… noise prob- "The plan of admitting students lems," said Professor Immel. to the University of Michigan on Phonograph Principle Used certificate," Prof. George E. Carro- "The early sound recording de…

… to the ratification of the London Naval treaty. He has just refused to enter an agreement on the pact, pending the return to the capital of Senator Moses. BOYS' CAMP DRIVE NETS 300 DOLLgAS Student…

… Christian Association Campaign Loses Slightly as Compared to Last Year. 500 TO BE BENEFITTED More than $200 had been raised by the Student Christian association campaign for its fresh air camp ,fund by…

… tomorrow in the laws was conferred on Dr. Alexan- Student Forum and the Arabic Stu- lobby of the Union. More than 60 der Ruthven, president of the Uni-, dent Union, formerly served for pairs have signed up…

…' OBLITERATE CRHIMEI TO TALK BEFORE nrPOLICEC ASSEMBLY HERE lILL dr1rn, WOULD. ON 1N09MNT9S1 Plic wer cavenue at about nhtto quell 001 Albertson was TO STUDENT BODYsdivorcedw I eral times with Nationally Known…

… with a Springfield 'WORK TO START IN JUNEj army rifle from behind a garage. Police followed him through the Student Offices Will Move to back yards on Detroit street to an' old building formerly occupied…

… convocations sponsor- meeting of thed Michigan Crime Rev. H. H. Crane. ed this spring by the Student Noted speaker, who will address council. His subject will be "The{ club yesterday morning. Primary an assembly…

… of students in the first Four Fundamentals."a consideration of the common good i of a series of talks to be given un- A frequent speaker before stu- demands the old principle of pun- der the auspices…

… of the Student dent audiences, the Rev. Dr. Crane Council. Reverend Crane has is especially appealing to the ishment as vengeance be outlawed, achieved great popularity through youne generation, oth…

… for hs he said. his understanding of college life pogre eis, bndform - progressive ideas, and for his man- Members of the faculty of the and students. ner of speaking. In the latter he Law School and…

… Tuesday State, and Illinois. At many he has treatment. , morning, W. B. Rea. assistant to been called back because of the ef- "I would not punish for crime at the dean of students, said yester- fectiveness…

… c-the student--tody end unfitted to mingle with society, strict enforcement of the automo- each year, presenting a series of I would kill. Others, who might be bile ban during the spring months. four…

… principle of vengeance and re- I warnings are to be sent students sother bace of a-curicuar placing it with a primary consider- known to have committed minor [eabranches of exisgraduation ation of the public…

… their student's tegaw this ;year, and leave their places a Arab- 1 lm for the Michigan ment01. There will be srnic gooO men toc fight for these be;rths ne-t ?,oar he v er, with the~nsa cus fom this ea on…

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… village to vil- lage, killing her. Though professing grief, he finds immediate consola- tion in an Arab boy. The outline of the story should not be unfamiliar to American readers. We have often seen the…

… in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis- patches credited to it…

… full- er if you take them in c o shrhand. Hundreds avf Michigan students have learn ed typewriting and shorthand at Hamilton Business College. Many have used it to earn money on the side or during…

…-conscious way. - a brawl. Later it said that courses Of the poetry, AMOURETTE b5y in naval and military science were Bengur and STILLED MELODY, s unworthy of the university and a translation from the Arabic b…

… - haven and refuge for dull and lazy John Khalaf, alone really succeed - students. The young editors are There is, to be sure, a raw vitalit' s impatient in observation of nation- i in Mr. Butler's COMMON…