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… its "con- for the tale is Lawrence's record of tinual kow-towing" to authority and the Arab revolt against the Turks, and sums up his opinion of the news it concludes with the entry into Da- agency with…

… in his own about Communism as much as he as- mind. As a member of Clayton's sails it for not printing the news Arab Bureau he was detailed to seek about Fascism. Again slapping at from among the Arabs…

…-enemies. While the Arabs thermore, that its interests are one i were gathering, Lawrence acted in with those of the American Federa- liaison with the British, obtaining tion of Labor. financial backing and…

… frustrating ef- Criticism of William Randolph forts to mix Anglo-French forces with Hearst is conspicuous by reason of its the natives. He knew that the Arabs Harsityis.conspiousbyteasonoftS must be allowed to…

… corridor cases is the Arabic manuscripts. The first composed of items mainly taken from ones are plain and unadorned, em- these later additions. phasizing the Word of the Prophet Only Arabic, Turkish and…

… display which of these books were a part of the li- have abandoned. the old. Arabian brary of Abdul Hamid, former sultan tradition of simplicity just as the of Turkey, which were purchased by Arabs of the…

… time were doing in their the library after his deposition in personal modes of living and dress. 1909. These collections, of which only The Arabs began to imitate the older a few items are now on display…

… still in the proc- tendency, for now the Arabs too be- ess of being inventoried. gan decorate their books with the A recollection of the vast difficulty brilliant illuminated letters and bor- ders that…

…, director of the Health Service, as the two greatest health hazards confronting students in the spring. "We advocate tne development of a tan," Dr. Forsythe said, -"even though the benefit of a tan is prob…

…. 206 - Thursday a. m., June 6. Any course not listed in any of the above groups may be examined at any time on which the instructor and class concerned may agree. Each student taking practical work in…

… music in the School of Music will be given an individual examination. Each such student should consult the bulletin board at the School of Music to learn the day and hour assigned for his or her…

… Building, before I May 30. To avoid misunderstand- ings and errors, each student should a receive notification from his instruc- tor of the time and place of his ap- pearance in each course during the period…

… in The Daily. Students are reminded that nominations for these candidates must be in before Monday noon. Any stu- dent may nominate a senior woman by handing in the name of that senior to Miss Ethel Mc…

… month the Jewish feast of the Passover is ob- served, Arabs hold their annual Mos- lem pilgrimage to Nebi Musa, and at least four different Easter days are observed by various denomina- tions among the…

… the Turks al- lowed Christians to enter Jerusalem, the Sultan felt the need of a gather- ing of Arabs to conteract the large number of pilgrims who flocked to1 the Holy City during the Easter per- iod…

…. The Nebi Musa pilgrimage was the result. The ceremony of Nebi Musa is a wild and picturesque affair. Arabs from all the neighboring villages gather in Jerusalem where a large procession is formed which…

… student board of six members of the school of architecture, Prof. Jean Hebrard, and Prof. Roger Bailey. ZETA PSI The alumni of Zeta Psi fraternity will entertain the active chapter at their annual spring…

… GREENE'S new service. It will pay you well. SPECIAL TO STUDENTS- Green's, realizing the inconvenience of taking your furs and fur coats home after each winter and then loading yourselves with them when…

… Assistant to the President in Room 1431, University Elementary School. Any student whose name does not appear on this list and who wishes to be so listed should report this fact at once to the Recorder of…

… to drag her into it. Officers arrested him. Notices President and Mrs. Ruthven will be1 at home to the students on Wednes- day, April 3, from four to six o'clock. Notice To Seniors, Graduate Stu…

…- , dents: Diploma fees are payable now. Early settlement is necessary for the preparation of diplomas. In no case will the University confer a degree at commencement upon any student! who fails to pay his…

… fee before 4 k o'clock Wednesday, May 22. In case the Faculty does not rec- ommend any payer, the fee will bef refunded on surrender of receipt for Natural Snipncp 11 ru uit r111. 1110 Students…

… midsemester tureship series will be given this af- ternoon at 4:15 p.m. in the Natural reports on students enrolled in this 'ence Atorium sbet, Wat college are now being distributed. In- cience Auditorium…

…U3:; 11: a.m. Saturday. SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1935 cations with the Office of the Dean VOL. XLV No. 134 of Students should call there for an appointment with the Committee. Notices Apparatus Exchange: The…

…. Smith Building. George R. LaRue, Director To Students Having Library Books: 1. Students having in their posses- Faculty, College of Literature, Sci- sion books drawn from the Univer- ence and the Arts…

… will render the student liable Students electing our courses, but to an.extra fine, registered in other schools or college: 3. Students who have special need iof the University, should be reporter for…

… on April 1. 4. Students who have urgent need University Bureau of Apointments for certain books during the vacation, Mr. Schulz, Michigan State Man- will be given permission to draw these ager of…

… Investors' Syndicate, will be it books, provided they are not in gen- the office Tuesday, April 2, to inter. eral demand, on application at the view students for both summer ant Charging Desk after April 1…

…. permanent work. Students who ar Wm. W. Bishop, Librarian interested in seeing him should cal the -Bureau, Extensin 371, or stop al i 7 1 r s f e rz 'n n e 1 F i 7 { I I, 1 Ii C Ip V r C C t a e it IS dd…

… ,y .n ~e .11 it I Notice is hereby given that the Board in Control of Student Publi- cations has ordered the suspension cf the publication known as What's Doing. Any student who contributes to or…

… takes part in the issuance of this or any similar publication there- by renders himself liable tordisci- pline. -Louis A. Straus, For the Board. To Faculty, Students, and All Othet Cohnnected with the…

…, University Hall. Students who have already filed appli- the office, 201 Mason Hall, for ap- pointments. Students, College of Literature,, Science, and the Arts: Except under extraordinary circumstances…

… broken bodies aus eb. 26. half buried by the impact. y'V-. W. Bishop, Librarian Inseparable as twins in life, the _..s_ ,br_ two were alone together in their ren- Student Loans: The Loan Commit- dezvous…

…, thought he dents who have already filed applica- was flying the sisters to Paris. tions with the Office of the Dean of Students should call there for an ap- pointment with the Committee. S J. A…

…..Bursley,.Chairman , T M E SCREEN Student Employment Bureau, Room 2, University Hall: AT TIlE MICHIGAN All students registered with the "ROMANCE IN MANHATTAN" Bureau, in both the general and the FERA divisions, are…

…, Dean of Students Francis Lederer, ,Who is described in previews of coming attractions as "the Students Now Eligible to Apply For matinee idol of a million women" does Candidacy for a Degree are asked to…

…, Haven. All students who have to take such an examination must make arrange- ments with their instructor before, Wednesday, Feb. 27. Lectures Dr. Aga-Oglu will give a talk on Persian Miniature Painting in…

…- trol of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. MEMBER A5ociated 9o11iate* rtss -=I934 tou neXI i e1 I935 nwasoN wSCOt4SIN MEMBER OF THE…

…-General. Subscription during summer by carrier, $1.00; by mail, $1.50. During regular school year by carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50. Offices: Student Publications Building, Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Phone: 2…

…- man being. The Butterfield theaters have been kind enough in the past to give free shows for all the students whenever the Wolverines have won a major Big Ten or National championship, incurring at the…

… same time no little risk of damage from the mobs who forced their way into the theatres. But there is absolutely no excuse for the atti- tude the students seem to have acquired that the management owes…

… the first year won recognition from the University to the extent of being made an official publication under the wing of the Board in Control of Student Publications. This year, with plans for improving…

…, director of the summer session. Prof. Louis Rouse of the 'engineering col- lege mathematics department will be in charge of the tours, which are open to all students enrolled in the Strachey's Hearing In…

… leadership in University men. Students Run Camp The camp personnel with the ex- ception of the caretaker, bakers, and handicraft director are all university students and graduates, most of whom are from the…

… University. The positions. are filled through the cooperation of the Student Christian Association. In the last few years the program of the Fresh Air camp has been carefully coordinated with a special health…

… popular subscription and by the Student Christian Association, which sponsors forums, lectures, and the annual All-Campus Jamboree. Se For Damages In Kerns Disaster LANSING, March 15.- (A) - A rep…

… in Arabic and Islamic studies to be held at Princeton University, from June 20 to July 31, according to an- nouncement made yesterday by Prof. Philip Hitti of Princeton, director of the seminar. The…

… seminar is the first of its kind ever attempted, and has been de- signed ,according to Professor Hitti, "to meet the needs of advanced schol- ars in fields linked with the Arab world and who desire to…

… acquire com- petence in the Arabic and Islamic phases of their respective subjects." Award To Be Presented Rv .nrne On Miri 171 on William Randolph Hearst, did the economist-lecturer refuse a direct an…

… and Arabic times, which was built to the east of the site of the ancient city. The Roman and Arabic city was or- iginally large but has been so com- pletely destroyed by the removal of the earth, rich…

… men's student government, each of which will be printed in The Daily in order to give students an opportunity for expression of criticism on them. Such opinions should be submitted to the Council…

… through The Daily or they Union. PREAMBLE The purpose of the Undergraduate Council on Student Affairs shall be to insure an effective means of communication between the undergraduate body and the University…

…'s activities and the maintenance of a balance of representation among all undergraduate groups. This Council shall exercise a general supervision over student activities, organizations, traditions, customs, and…

… in the exercise of its governmental offices. CONSTITUTION ARTICLE I. - Name This organization shall be known as "The Undergraduate Coun- cil on Student Affairs of the University of Michigan." ARTICLE…

… exercise a general supervision over student activities, organizations, traditions, customs, and conduct in such a manner as to promote the best interests of the University students. 3. To crystallize and…

… make effective representative undergrad- uate opinion. ARTICLE III. - Powers Sec. 1. Legislative. The Undergraduate Council may make rules and regulations affecting student customs, elections, celebra…

…- tions, ceremonies, special games and contests not under the control of the Athletic board, and the general behavior of the student body, except insofar as the regulation in such matters is now, or…

… Rally, Harvard .Head Urges Aid To Gifted Students C on an t Believes Fund Should Provide Further Educational Chances CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. 14. - (/P) -- An opportunity for students of real ability to…

… ThirdBigTen Game, 34.20, Urge Students To Get Secondf Semester Cards 'Red Tape' Eliminated In Assembly Of Material For Classification Students were urged yesterday by Prof. Daniel L. Rich, director of…

….m. The topic will be Arabic Science. 'Ensian Tryouts: There will be work this afternoon for editorial tryouts. Report at the Student Publications Building any time after 2 p.m. of his income is given to…

…- chian State Teachers College students called inprotest against socialrestric- tions at the institution were started tonight.+ Dr. B. B. Dougherty, president of the'college, presented a plan of settle…

…- ment to the entire student body, as- sembled in the college auditorium. His plan would allow the student body to select two members from each class to meet at regular intervals with members of the…

… faculty and decide policies concerning student activities. The striking students demanded that men students be permitted to have "dates" with co-eds two nights a week, and that men. and women students have…

… individually. No prepara- tion is required. Any student may apply for appointment. The testing period is two hours, and the fee is ten dollars. For appointment, call Miss Post, Dean Sadler's office, Univ. 575…

… night. Telephone 7017. Attention Women Students: Will any new students of non-affiliated women on campus, not already in a zone get in touch with Lavinia Creigh- ton - Phone 2-2591. Academic Notices…

… semester. English 232, Studies in Elizabethan Literature: There will be a meeting for organization in 2213 Angell Hall, Thursday at 4:30. French 202: Students intending to elect French 202, Methods and Tools…

….m., Thursday, Feb. 14, to discuss details and hours. Psychology 33: Students absent from the final examination will be examined Saturday, February 16, at 2 p.m., Room 1121, N.S. Zoology 56: Seats are available…

… series of Uni- versity lectures by members of the University faculties, which faculty! members, students, and the general public are cordially invited to attend. Burton Holmes Lecture: The mo-I tion…

… helmet, will k*,cep a n rnal air rsiore on Pes s bedy up where the atmnesphere is oly foo rde s e to he squ-re in ,. t I - A merica L ac ks Sense f Value *,) M VT'U9U * 'Ur I'T ° STUDENT Hand Laundry…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCT THE MICHIGAN DAILY Deer Me . . Publisned every morning except Monday during the lUniversity year and Summer Session by the Board in Con- trol of Student…

…-General. Subscription during summer by carrier, $1.00; by mail, $1.50. During regular school year by carrier, $4.00; by mail, $4.50. Offices: Student Publications Building, Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Phone: 2…

… thinking too much about the crimson tide of Arabic numerals flowing daily from the Treasury Department's comptometers. But despite all this, Mr. Farley apparently has not gone color blind and has not turned…

…- partment on or before October 28 in order to secure a time for conferring with the Committee. No conferences will be allowed with students who have not made an appointment. A. L. Cross. College of Literature…

…, Science, and the Arts; School of Music; and School of Education: All students, now in residence, who received marks of In- complete or X at the close of their last term of attedance (i.e., semester or…

… Departmental Offices. Instructors are requested to report absences to my office in accordance with the rules printed on these cads. W. R. Humphreys, Assistant Dean. Students, College of Literature, Science, and…

… instruc- tor to admit a student later would not affect the opertion of this rule. Mechanical Engineering Students And Faculty: All M. E. students and faculty and others interested in at- tending are invited…

…. Identification Pictures for all stu- dents are now available in Room 4, Jniversity Hall. They should be called for at once. J. A. Bursley, Dean of Students. Manuscripts for Contemporary: Manuscripts of a creative…

… the Badgers in Madison the next day. A gigantic grid-graph was set up in Hill Auditorium and a freshman band of 35 pieces was to play. More than l,OQQ students entrained for the Wisconsin game. 45 of…

… Lovette, recently-elected J-Hop chairman, was questioned, his op- ponents charging that he was de- ficient in hours and credits, and the office of the Dean of Students was in- vestigating the matter. The…

… is a student at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles, added that the task of students here, as well as else- where, was to arouse student opinion to what she termed "the menace to1…

… academic freedom." Organizational problems of the N.S.L. were discussed by Miss Strack,1 who pointed out the N.S.L.'s need fora "establishing a broad mass baset among the students." Italy Secures New Posts…

… here in America, a group of University students, four of themt fromthe University ofnMichigan, willI join in the celebration. With 20 students from the Uni- versities of Chicago, Illinois and Pur-i due…

…, they will hold a tea dance at the Purdue Union which will be attended1 by a group of their American friends. The Michigan students are: Neri- man Allam, Mahmut Gultan, AhmetI Muntaz and Abdurrahim Servet…

… made in Turkey, important among them the transfer from the Arabic to the Latin alpha- bet, and the formation of a new code of civil law, which was drawn up without any regard for the ancient religious…

… ever heard of such ridiculous, low prices as the Ann Arbor Laundries are offering in order to introduce you to their new STUDENT BUNDLE! Shirts at lOc, sox 2c a pair, handkerchiefs for only Ic. It isn…

… Prototype of Buddhist Stupas Representing the Five Dryani Budd- has; A New Psychological Approach to Upanishadic Thinking; (a) Arabic Magic Medicinal Bowls, (b) A tasa of Tasa of as-Sultan al-Malik al…

…. "If precautions are taken to avoid exposure, and all symp- toms are reported promptly, there should not be any serious outbreak." Graduate Student To Head Red Cross Mrs. Charles Noble has been se…

… present also a grad- uate student studying for a master's degree in the University sociology de- partment. She is a graduate of Smith College. Concerning her new work, Mrs. Noble believes that Red Cross…

… League. rosture Class-Women Students-- The posture class for graduate women students will continue to meet on Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock in Barbour Gymnasium. Luncheon for Graduate Students on…

….m., at the Foundation. National Student League meets Wednesday in the Union, 8 p.m. The comrittee , which visited the state legislature will give the chief report. All invited to attend. Publicity…

… the national forest to show them first hand how one is operated. DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Two Students Win Honors In Plane Contest John Seeley, Glenn Brink Are Awarded Prizes In Bomb-Dropping Event…

… who gathered at the Senate chambers and voiced opposition to the measure caused the deferred action to be taken. A specially-formed student commit- tee against the measure met Sunday night at the Union…

… and directed a telegram to Lieut.-Gov. Thomas Read, president of the State Senate, protest- ing the measure and requesting a pub- lic hearing. A delegation of promi- nent students were sent by the com…

… Adelphi and Athena in their annual ,humorous debate. T omorrow iornin Students Welcome To Hear Readings Library and Museums Will Display Exhibitions For University Guests The American Oriental Society will…

… from Karanis and Se- leucia on the Tigris will be shown in the Museum of Classical Archaeology. There will be illuminated Islamic manuscripts and Arabic mathematical manuscripts in the Library. The priv…

… Building. The Union will be the center of their activities, most of the members stay- ing there. Students are welcome at the fol- lowing paper presentations: The first of the paper presentations will be at…

…. JAVELIN WOUND FATAL BOWLING GREEN, Ky., April 22. - () - J. C. Justice, 20, freshman student, was struck in the chest by a javelin and fatally wounded late today at Western Kentucky State Teachers College…

… athletic field.I Convocation Cite 725 Students For Scholarship Will Publications Control Board Issues Notice The Board in Control of Student Publications will hold its meeting for the appointment of…

… applicant for a position is requested to file nine copies of his letter of application with the Audi- tor of Student Publications not later than May 10, 1934, for the use of the members of the Board. Carbon…

… for the position sought, and other facts which the applicant may deem relevant. E. R. SUNDERLAND,I Business Manager, Board in Control of Student ; Publications, Family Banquet To Be Held At UnionMay 18…

… students in all schools and colleges of the University will receive public recognition for scholastic achievement at the 12th annual Honors Convocation, which will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Hill…

… the verses of the poem, column 2, page 345 separated by Roman or Arabic numerals? ( ) More precise personal evaluations can be ob- tained by having the student clocked while leaf- ing through 500 pages…

… would resemble the following: Student No. 3656, time, :35.001, score 33%; Student No. 621r, time, :19.002, score 70%; and so on - the idea being to em- phasize celerity. By using the text book piously in…

… compiling questions the instructor may produce such an ideal examination as this: Student Tells Of A Beautiful Hawaiian Visit Geography Camp Tourists Pause At Tropical sh En Route To Japan EDITOR'S NOTE: The…

…, wools, and fine fabrics guar- anteed. Men's shirts our specialty. Call for and deliver Phone 5594. 611 E. Hoover. 3x STUDENT Hand Laundry. Prices rea- sonable. Free delivery. Phone 3006. 4x MISSING ARM…

…, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 8:30 Prices 75c, 50c & 35c Phone 6300 Ug Serial No. of student ---_ Date Start Finish Score DO NOT USE Barometric pressure BOOK Condition of track (1) Give title of poem on…

… blind folded and with one hand behind his back. An accurate sponge-gauge. can now be obtained that measures the quantity of perspiration students produce while reading so many pages of Browning. Care must…

… article by Eleanor Tugford, a pseudonym for a campus literature student, which groups authors into fascists, escapists, and collectivists. DEAN-EMERITUS COOLEY * *, * Cooley Is Honored As He Reaches His…

… the payroll back here from Lansing before Spring Vacation, which begins April 5. Heretofore, students work- ing on the FERA have been allowed to work to the end of the month. Hours put in Friday and…

… students to complete their March time today in order to get their pay for this month before the Spring Vacation. The checks will be issued from the offices of the buildings and grounds department in the…

…, provided they get permis- sion of the head of their project, Mr. Anderson stated. In previous vaca- tions, he pointeI out, many students have taken advantage of that oppor- tunity. Lorch To Deliver…

… that connection. Student Committee Holds Vote And Rejects Strike The proposal for a student strike on Anril ,ncr h,,m rlinii+y riptAw,+ S Excavations Are Started By University Expedition In Egypt…

… reported to include two different parts; the Ptolemaic settlement in the foothills about one mile west of the edge of the present cultivation, and the later city of Roman and Arabic times, which was built to…

… from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday over the public address system in Morris Hall by the students in Speech 152. Tht program from the imaginary station WMA will include local ver-. sions of radio attractions…

… institutions of this state and the United States, to in- sure the teaching thereof in the in- stitutions of this state, to provide penalties for institutions employing teachers or admitting students con- trary…

… displaying Arabic and Islamic manu- scripts, papyri. Japanese road maps, Persian miniatures, and other ob- j ects. Local members of the committee arranging the convention include Prof. Leroy Waterman, the…