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….m. to- morrow in the Union, according to Mohammed Azhar All Kahn, Pak- istan Student Association presi- dent. Moderated by Davis H. Roenisch, of the mathematics department, the program will feature…

… with the pas- sage of time." He said these pressures, "artifi- cially suppressed during the Sta- lin era," are coming from indus- trial managers, professional class- es, workers and students. But he said…

… our frontiers." As to what may happen if the issue must go back to the United Nations-where demands for sanc- tions against Israel have been voiced by Arab countries-Eban said: "We shall fight for our…

… Arab neighbors, and, while we don't propose to dominate anyone ourselves, we don't propose that Russia domi- nate anyone either." WASHINGTON - Rep. H. S. Reuss (D-Wis.) reported yesterday the Justice…

… WASHINGTON-U.S. diplomats DAC should have to close, a group have told senators that "protracted of students and professionals debate" might arouse doubts about might be organized by the drama American support…

… (A)- A rioting mob burst out of a peaceful anti-Communist student demonstration y e s t e r d a y and sacked two Saigon hotels housing foreigners.- Mrs. Perle Mesta, former United States minister to…

… inspired by Communist agents armed with pistols and grenades. They said the Reds filtered in among the 30,000 students. About 1,000 marched on the Ma- jestic, the city's leading hotel. Michigan Receives…

…- zation skillfully designed to pre- serve peace, and especially a peace that would include Germany. Pool Offers Recreation Recreational swimming for all women students is provided with- out charge at the…

… Auditorium C. Eban discussed' the modern awakening and rise of nationalistic states in the Near East. I Eban stressed that the future of the Arab and Israeli countries lies in a "sense of solidarity" and in…

… lie in secu- lar radicalism, he continued. The Western spirit must not be kept out or allowed to swamp the Middle East. Discussing the Arab countries and Israel, Eban stressed the im- portance of their…

… headache. An extensive Daily survey, prompted by frequent complaints from eye-sore students, has revealed amazingly low illumination in build- ings used by thousands of students every day. s . s s THE…

… School. Two hundred fifty-nine students, most of them injured, were arrested. WASIIINGTON-The House Un-American Activities Com- mittee said an estimated 800 Moscow - trained American Communists are "high…

…-nation mi- nority which voted against the final draft. This group, includ- ing the Arab bloc, is in a posi- tion to kill the Commission pro-! posal when the resolution comes up in the Assembly early next…

… week. One of Russia's main objections was to the arrangements for setting up the three-nation con- ciliation commission. THE ARABS said one of their reasons for opposing the resolu- tion is because it…

… the- committee at its meeting yesterday afternoon at the Union. The -setting consists of an Arab en- campinept, such as the Arabs are pic- tured erecting as they camp overnight at the edge of a small…

… for the scholar h1p from thisf state. Students who are niot resi- dlents but who have been studying forI two .years or more at. state colleges or at the University are eligible to' ap~ply for the…

… versity are two seniors, a law student,! a graduate now working for a busi- ness concern in Youngstown, Ohio. and a graduate who holds an instruc- torship at the University of Colorado. The two students at…

… primarily for students Ijll ( n n a of the Whitney studio of platform art, in geology on the geological features U iPIKIHl is especially noted for his rapid tran- of northern Greenland. ; If U II U LI sition…

… applications will be con- Isidered unless class dues are Ipaid. Literary students may pay their dlues in the lobby of Uni- Iversity hall any time todlay. Other class dues will lee payable at the desk where the…

… was named ais tho current holder of tihe Dectroit Edison company fellowship in Ilighway Engineering. L. E. Rader, '23E, honor student, wvho has been resident engineer to the Pennsylvania State H…

… New BussesI __ al objec tion raised by cii ENGINEERING STUDENTS rteproposition of the Po .or (oachi coimpamnyto rel~? zrlner TW400 FILING GRADE usses, for a one-year trialI Approximately 400 grades of D…

…- tries, a reversal of the organization's .nnl inrv Students Pause In Their Work To Hear Varsity Concert Band 1 .i First Vox Pop Program Of Semester Attracts President Ruthven By EARL R. GILMAN More than…

… 1,500 students and townspeople reclined on the grass last night in front of the Library steps and listened to the 80-piece Var- sity Concert Band present its first outdoor concert of the semester un…

… positions on the Men's Council, the Board in Control of Ath- letics and the Board in Control of Student Publications in the all-cam- pus elections held yesterday. The heaviest voting was in the lit- erary…

… dentistry school. Rittle had not been put up as a candidate for the position, but his name was written in by enough den- tal students to elect him. Harold Davidson, '39, was elected to the Board in Control of…

… Athletics, and Walker Graham, '38, Frank Coolidge, '38 and Arthur' Lundahl, '38, were elected to the Board in Con- trol of Student Publications. All -Campus Vote ROME, May 25.- UP) -Premier Mussolini…

… spirit of Italy" because, the newspaper said, the Na- tional Home Project is desighed to set up a new state under British con- torl which would be hostile to Arabs and Moslems. (Mussolini has pro- ,laimed…

… Westmoreland County Coal town. Coroner H. A. McMurray's office identified the boys as Wilbur Sea- christ, 36, and Boyd Long, 16, both students at Scottdale High School, and Howard Stull, 15, of nearby Huntingdon…

… Plan To Provide Book Fund For Needy Students Soviet Planes Complete Trip To North Pole MOSCOW, May 26.-(Wednesday) ---/)-Three Soviet planes bearing a 'year's supplies for the Russian North Pole base…

…,2 By BILL ALTERMAN President Robben Fleming yesterday refused to commit himself to choosing a Vice President for Student Services approved by Student Government Coun- cil, but did ask SGC to go ahead…

… search for a new vice president began two years ago when Richard Cut- ler resigned and Fleming appointed Bar- bara Newell as Acting Vice President. A search committee, with equal faculty and student…

… visited Ann Arbor in June and was reportedly offered the job, which she rejected. The third candidate, Hubert Locke, a black Wayne State administrator, was accused of insensitivity toward black students and…

… also ran into student op- position on the structure of the still un- born OSS policy board. As controversy over the power of the policy board arose, Fleming postponed a decision on Newell's successor. As…

… jointly worked out by the board and the Vice President. The Vice President would hold the power to appoint. The board itself would consist of five students and four faculty., With the controversy over the…

… Gretchen Wilson, a graduate student at the University. De Grieck said he has received a posi- tive reaction, so far, from the community with respect to their possible candidacies. - Next week SGC plans to…

…-making and the candidate should have a broad base of student support." The SGC resolution accuses "President Fleming's delay and conceptualization of the position" as being the cause of the five original…

… The a Prime N Cabinet to reach which ha the righti The U.: fire and U.N. aus; to adheri resolutior on Israel Arab terr: war and Israel's ri In San on expre: action an for a pea Nixon a U.S. amb Arabia…

… their villages," Packham said. By JEAN TENANDER apparently angered by the SNCC James Travis, a field worker for voter registration drive. the Student NonViolent Coordi- Travis, Robert Moses, who also…

… institutions have chos-. Clams Story Misconstrued Winthrop College student gov- ernment president Mary Anne Garrison said last night that Fri- day's Associated Press story saying that the college was "ready to…

… college for women had issued the statement on readiness after a story appeared in the Rock Hill Evening News quoting a num- ber of students as saying the col- lege was ready for such steps. Miss Garrison…

… said it had always been the policy of the college to require press releases to pass through the public relations office. She said the Evening Herald had asked only three students about their opinions on…

… whether the col- lege was prepared to admit a Negro. Because of this, the admin- istration, in agreement with the Student Senate, informally de- cided that it should be made clear to the press that in the…

… for UAR i Peace Gesture CAIRO (M-President Gamal Abdul Nasser of the United Arab, Republic is considering a phased withdrawal of some of the 23,000 U.A.R. troops in Yemen, informed sources reported…

…. geoges natelykoie Important-eventsy h imelighb .°. Syria has drifted far to the left, internal dissention, particularly Power Shfsin Tz'Ria .. teL eihbetween Egypt and Jordan, has kept the Arab world…

… the civil rights bill. economic aid to any Middle Eastern country requesting belief and the advocacy of an illegal action. man's environment. See INTEGRATION AMONG TOP ST A& AA& . rp es of Student u let…

…- last months drive will be pre- Douglas, an earlier witness, told a "no-bias law pertaining to ,the Presiden teavens-with the Red ThWlvrn il ekreneongthnthymtthP- sented at tonight's Student G 'v…

… ain, Franc begin work within evening. The senior from Preston, on non-returning students. be given. Brahms and.Schutz,. miles or more away . guests," , ed Statesi v weeks and "should Ont., chalked up…

… literary college would have to come in the students system by the student is an indica- * this year was one Walkrhskipedntetpucapast The poposetlitearytcllegeton that he is an aut r thin' yeran…

…. y box at the time the Pioneer's openly at a special student-faculty Prof. ,Elton McNeil of the psy- Dean Waiter Emmons of the en- of a recreation Just lined themselves up and took conference held…

… system intthethetbeaenginmnteering :college. Planning Sub-Co- W e f aaprogram varied. made on the honor system. "The "Students don't think of cheat- 'a temporary Citizen's ironically came when Michigan…

… Prof. Robert Blood of the so- problem of handling students ori-ing," he aid. ommittee. The sub-yeiolgy department termed the ented to grades, the control or re" had the player advantage. Den- 'cioinlogy…

… our honors committee to obtain ams during the sum- which the faculty does not en- initiation areas in which the stufaculty.esnote in . the past year. The student's Senate vo bmtted its report to two…

…" at a dollar from every student. Different in Philosophy To realize this goal, this year's drive will not be based exclusively on the bucket drive, as were its predecessors. "Campus Chest is different…

… collec- tion. Students living off-campus will be contacted for contributions on May 7, and a bucket drive will be held on campus May 9 and 10. Drive Under SGC Tags will be given to donors. Aiding in the…

… year's rushing SGC c Street rioting, a familiar device period for December. schedule in Jordan politics, had driven the Several members of Student a half we Cabinet into urgent session. Government…

… that it is not myself that is the only target of attack, but it is a general move to destroy all elements that can stand in the way of the new imperialism that wants to come into the Arab world. "This…

…. * * * Petitions for Engineering Exec- utive Council are now being ac- cepted. They may be obtained at 225 West Engineering and the Arch Entrance, and are due at 5 p.m. tomorrow at 2547 Student Activi- ties Building…

… one of the highest immigration rates in the country. The medical school has doubled its graduating class since 1949, from 92 students to 189, the report shows, while Wayne State has re- mained about the…

… admissions increase of 50 students per year. -Daily-David Arnold PROF. HART . . suggests super-group cil is required for the calendaring of rushing or any other campus activity. "May Be Violation" SOC…

… said Israel "definitely" will be barred. SGC To Seek Reactions On Insurance By RICHARD TAUB Student Government Council last night established a committee to study and gather student opin- ions on a…

… revised administra- tine structure. Judy Martin, '59, will chair the Student Activities Committees, Connie Hill, '58, National and In- ternational Affairs, Gerald Black- stone, '60, Educational and Social…

…,000 students each year through the next decade." This means the University could enroll 40,000 by 1965. Previously, the administration announced it would reach the 40,000 figure in 1970, through "controlled…

… graduate school. However, last night President Hatcher admitted the percentage of graduate students has been ris- ing in the last decade. Would this percentage nose upward in the future and, in. effect…

… enrollment. However, President Hatcher said "It would not be economical for these communities to duplicate our graduate facilities in law, medi- cine, and engineering." Will inadequate student housing…

… to be sending military equipment, including MIG jet fghteris as well as "advisors" Into Syria, one of four Arab nations neighboring Israel.k Defense Department sources which received these reports de…

… expanded and added to facilities provided by the Union for campus use. President Hatcher will head t Judie Council Fines Wronag Student Government Council candidate John Wrona, '57, was fined $15 for…

… down the road toward the border sta- tion. UN To Of 'U' ON GUARD: 'Panty Raids or Rallies To End,' Says .dean Rea By CAROL PRINS University officials and student leaders are taking all possible…

… A gigantic Illini-Michigan pep meeting and after-ally dance are scheduled for this evening by the Union and the Wolverine Club.c The University Marching Band will lead students from the Union at 7…

… campus, explained the recent de- Ferry Field. cmuepandtercn e Servis Band pledging of a Chinese student from Included in the rally also will the Psi U chapter at Northwestern be a series of yells by the…

… student leaders will take all precautions possible to avert a raid. Names of instigators will be noted, Rea said. Photographers will be stationed in the crowd also. He said students identified as raid…

… Regents, President Harlan H. Hatcher and Vice-President of Student Affairs James A. Lewis were among those who toured the structure. Although the grounds in front of the building are not completed, the…

… totaled $35,000. The American Cancer Society made a total of $27,555.55 in grants for various research projects. Gift for Medical Student A gift of $25,000 was made by Lawrence J. Montgomery and will go…

… into the Lawrence J. Montgomery Research Fund for deserving medical students. Tall Gives 'M' 2=I Win' Rendall's Goal Sinks Larries By DAVE GREY Special To The Daily COLORADO SPRINGS--iistory almost…

…. By DICK SNYDER Precedent may be in the making today as Student Government Council's Board in Review meets at 104a.m. today to consider the Council's recent decision in favor of sorority spring rushing…

… view of Regential policy or administrative practice." Student members of the Board will take the position that only procedure is subject to Board action, while some other members are expected to argue…

… up of at least one student, faculty member and administrator. The Dean of Men and Women may send representatives in their absence. The Board's declaration of intent to review in the Daily Official…

… city and its suburbs. Warned Off Streets The French administration, in radio and newspaper proclama- tions, warned the French and Arab population of a half million to' -stay off the streets between…

… Regents yester- day. "Since the war the University has added extengively to its pro- grams and to its student and fac- ulty population, but it has not kept pace with additions of top EM'C ---a) Regents…

… chemistry. Mrs. Edith Gylling Ericson, of Iron River, Mich., has given $10,-1 000 to establish the Edith Gylling Ericson Loan Fund, which will be open to Upper Peninsula students only. Grant for Teachers From…

…. STIRTON ... new vice-president. level positions in administration," he said. Only the area of student affairs has been aided with a new vice- presidency. Vice-President for Stu- dent Affairs James A. Lewis…

… student committees and other committees to make suggestions for these housing units." ,The Governors reaffirmed their "earlier recommendation that con- sideration be given plans for a small residential unit…

…." Residences Now Notified Of illnesses, By KEITH DeVRIES The problem of giving notifi- cation when a student is admitted to Health Service Infirmary has been solved through the aid of Al- pha Phi Omega service…

…-Held Palestine -Egyptian antiaircraft batteries drove off five Israeli planes that circled over Arab territory east of Gaza yesterday, an Egyptian mili- tary spokesman said last night. He also said an Israeli post…

…; providing musical ments, books, and scores tc cians deprived of the tools profession. SGC Grou Asks Stud' Student Government C Executive Committee will mn fore the Council today that of University counseling…

… political series and inform the Col progress of the student committee which is draf Today - Reporters Await News Conference Haggerty Offers No Comment WASHINGTON ()-President Dwight D. Eisenhower may answer…

…- Election of new club officers and motion ;discussion of the club's semester be sent program will complete the pro- cerning gram. Staebler, termed by Life student Magazine, "the ablest state chair- man in the…

… 1948 fting -a and since then the Michigan Dem- WALLWORK CITES REASONS: ISA To Seek SGC Office By TOM BLUES For the first time since the or- ganization of Student Govern- ment Council, a member of the…

… International Students Association will run for an SGC position! John A. Wallwork, Grad., ISA President, announced yesterday the executive committee of the association had agreed to support a candidate in the…

… every stu- dent's life, and will increase op- portunity for American students to know foreign visitors better. "Part of the reason for these people being on campus is to create better relations between…

… tactics is believed to reflect: 1. Russia's determination to pen- etrate militarily and eqonomically into the Middle East, posing as a friend of the Arabs, while stirring up as much trouble as possible for…

… that she has hat heawyer termed a prom- Ohi Rally Student Government Council will meet at 7:15 p.m. today in Rm. 3B of the Union. Plans for the Ohio State pep rally will be discussed. As a result of the…

… include counseling pro- grams, faculty evaluation and student - faculty administration conferences-. A full report on the Cinema Guild operation will be heard at the meeting. Plans To Be Presented .J" Hop…

… Mrs. Ruth Callahan of the Office of Student Affairs. Otu her committee report wil in- approval of the budget for Pan- hellenic Ball. Plan Crshes Over Enoland KENDAL, England (IP)-A Unit- ed States Air…

… 100 people yesterday. Stationed at the Main and Packard parking lot, its visitors were mostly students, gathering Information for classroom papers or asking technical questios Approximately 100 people…

…, mostly students, visited the "stockmobile" at the 'Main and Packard parking lot yesterday. Many were writing papers and most asked technical questions, Clayton Call, of the Detroit office of rthe…

… brokeragefi rm t hat spon- Call added that one student asked some questions about op- tions that "even had me stumped." He said that many were gathering material for future uses, and some own stocks now. The…

… student may en- roll in the workshop and take ad- vataget of tlhe euipment and in- cret d yorelf tre d i ~ a s e a d cd e d h ec c o u l d s a v e oteris, workingon asrctr gre- served notice Alast night it…

… Europe. Tito has received around a half billion dollars in American mili- tary and economic aid since the 1948 cominform break. SRC Plans New Agenda Student Relations Committee of coming year at its…

… meeting yest- erday. Following discussion of its aims, the Committee agreed upon start- ing projects which would increase knowledge of its operdtions and create an interest in student par- ticipation in…

…, Elmer P. Brock, vice-president of the Na- tional Student Association urged students to apply immediately for the draft deferment aptitude test. Brock felt certain that the tests have not been cancelled or…

… Arabs in the demilitarized border zone. The communique said the Syrians repelled the at- tack by force, inflicting heavy losses on the Israelis. The Syrians said they had only one casualty. Latest…

… long procedure," he said. "Many people will become disgusted wait- ing in long lines, and won't bother to cast their ballots." Five University students and a Lane Hall staffman piled into a crowded car…

… and headed for Wash- ington yesterday armed with a bushel of wheat. They will join up with an auto caravan of students from Minne- sota, Indiana and Ohio who are on their way to Washington to pre- sent…

… the steel ton- nage used. Five U' Students Journey To Washington with Wheat India's ambassador to the United States, Madam Vijaha L. Pandit. * * *. REPRESENTING Michigan in the caravan are Mary…

… Miserez, '51, Ann Cotton, '52, Joyce Simon, '51, Herb Cheston, '51 and Bob Sky. Bush Olmstead, Student Religious. Association student advisor went on the trip also. Their journey is sponsored by the SRA…

…. They carried with them a small sum of donated money to present to the ambassador when they meet her at 11 a.m. Mon- day at the Indian embassy. This will be used to buy more wheat. A group of 31 students…

… come from MacAlester and Augsburg colleges. They left Minnesota Thursday morning, carrying 800 pounds of wheat. *. * * THEY WERE joined by students from Concordia 'College in Ft. Wayne last night, and…

… .._,. Arabs, Jews Clash Anew In Palestine UN Cease-Fire Order Ignored TEL AVIV, Israel-(kP)-Israeli and Syrian forces pounded each other with artillery and mortar fire tonight in the border feud over the…

… Associate Editor A new policy of tighter control over speakers sponsored by Lane Hall groups has been announced by Dean of Students Erich A. Walter. The Student Religious Associa- tion and all groups under…

… C. Baldwin, members of the Lane Hall staff and the Student Religious Association. EVENTS scheduled in other campus buildings were approved directly through the University Lecture Committee. The new…

… point where they took steps to exercise more con- trol over events within the build- ing. "Some University officijals and members of the Student Affairs Committee wondered why these events took place…

… University Lecture Committee. Dean Walter may give sanction to the speaker for the Student Affairs Committee himself or he may refer it to the SAC for approval, at his discre- tion. A SPECIAL committee of mem…

… before 1 they saw two uniformed on the street. The Ameri- challenged them and saw were Russian soldiers. Surrounded by wildly enthusias- tic students blocking Hill Audi- torium's stage exit, Artur Rubin…

… of buses and onto the steps of the Rack- ham Building to begin one of the busiest University Days on record. The annual migration of high school students from all parts of Michigan and northern Ohio…

… a recently issued report of the Student Legislature Campus Action Sub-committ e on Discrim- ination. questions are listed by the sub- committee as ancestry of par- ents, birth place of parents, race…

… on the part of both student and admin- istrative groups. The Committee to End Discrim- ination, created as an indepen- dent campus group two years ago, was the instigator of the current I have a…

…, but they never stayed. The guests lapped up water and dog biscuits and bit at everything in sight, including the legs of 50 students who jammed the Beta front hall to ponder the wierd sight. TINA THE…

… Negev. The Israeli move was interpreted as possibly advancing nego- tiations for an Arab-Jewish armistice in the Holy Land and the membership application. The Security Council's scheduled meeting today…

…- eign Summer Study Plan moved into high gear last night when in- terested students formed an NSA subcommittee to activate the pro- gram. * * PROF. LIONEL LAING, of the political science department, who…

… heads a faculty committee to ad- minister the program, announced requirements for entering the for- eign study plan. Students must have more than 90 hours credit-yet still be enrolled in the literary col…

… outline of the work to be done and a recom- mendation from a member of the department the student is ma- joring in-or strong secondary subject-must be supplied to the faculty group, which will makeI the…

… subcommittee will conduct a fund-raising campaign to support the program, which would send' students to Europe during the eight week summer term to work for a maximum= of eight hours credit from the University…

…. "ALTHOUGH NOTHING has been assured, interest in Univer- sity Foreign Study Scholarships, to supplement student - raised IN THE BLACK BELT: Negro Marxist Demands Nationhood, Self-Government By RUSS CLANAHAN…

… association of students and professors in the class and in the community. ACCUSED-Alger Hiss mounts steps of Federal Courthouse, New York to appear before a federal grand jury investigating subversive…

… has announced. CENTRALIZED MEDICAL CARE: Forsythe Calls 'U' Health Service Guinea Pig S 4 * By FRAN IVICK Students at the University have a basis on which to judge the workings of centralized medical…

… basis. "Students here have first-hand experience with this type of or- ganization," Dr. Forsythe said, "and can judge for themselves as to its effectiveness and complete- ness." A health center in society…

… list with the Stu- dent Directory and the Office of Student Affairs to see it they were in the right class. THIS WAS Murray's second pe- tition, the first having been dis- qualified last week along with…

… most of the other J-Hop lists be- cause of signatures from unquai- fied students... Murray will face Men's Judi- ciary at a hearing next Mon- day to settle the issue, Elliri said. tions wre approved…

… Lansing starting tomorrow, Grey- hound Bus Lines said. additonal"ligta plne for the Turkey Day weekend. And the ban on student driving will be in effect as usual for the whole week, according to the Of…

…- fice of Student Affairs. * * * THE MERCURY'S schedule to- morrow calls for a west-bound trip leaving at 1:21 p.m. and an east- bound run leaving at 2:58 p.m. The Twilight Limited will leave for the West…

… added: "The U.S.S.R. delegation con- siders that with the view to estb- lishing peace in Palestine it is necessary to withdraw all foreign forces which are on territories of the Jewish and Arab states in…

… gunfire wounds during the season. College Fire Kills Student CORTLAND, N.Y. -- (P)-One student was dead today and 10 were fighting serious injuries after fire swept a sorority house at Cortland State…

… Ballou said that the meeting would give students who had ideas about the preferential basketball ticket system a chance to advise the Student Legislature. If no action is taken by the Var- sity Committee…

…, the ticket system will be dropped and the doors at Yost Field House will be thrown open to students on a first-come first-served. basis, Ballou said'. ,Ideas for the lifting of the tennis court fees…

… he "well knew" he was causing it. Church Group Meets today Episcopal student delegates from three states will participate in the Mid-West Provincial Epis- copal College Conference to be held today…

… through Sunday at the Episcopal Student Center. Considering the topic, "Chris- tian Witness on the Campus," the 60 delegates will hear the Rt. Rev. Richard S. M. Emrich, Episcopal Bishop of Michigan, open…

… choir, will sing at this service. Rev. John Burt, Episcopal chaplain at the University, will be the third conference session speaker. The lecturesand discus- sions will be open to students, as will be…

… and jazz music. We would appreciate one last minute rummaging through your writings. We need essays-on any subject-to complete our selection. Address all contributions to the Student Publications Build…

…" guided mis- Young Dems Ask Poll on Speech Ban The Young Democrats called on the Student Legislature last night to place the question of the po- litical speeches ban on the ballot in the April 27 campus…

…- crats seek to pose to the student body is: "Do you support the right of political organizations to bring speakers to discuss politics at open meetings?" Meanwhile, the group acted in its own right to…

… condemn the Re- gents move as one that "does not permit the proper prparation of students for citizenship in a dem- ocratic community." An open letter to the Board of Regents said that the point of view…

… JERUSALEM, April 15-Jewish sources declared today they had won a "decisive victory" over the Arab Yarmuk Army of northern Palestine and administered a per- sonal defeat to its leader, Fawzi Bey Al Kaukji…

… of Student League for Industrial Democracy at Wayne University will appear before administration authorities tomorrow to protest suspension of their group for ac- tions termed "detrimental to the…

… Grossman, sales manager,das the Thursday press deadline draws near. To be sure of obtaining a copy all orders must be made by 10 p.m. Wednesday. Students still possessing $1 down payment stubs are urged by…

… Sunday night. The lecture was under the joint sponsorship of the United World Federalists and the Student Fam- ine Committee. "We will evolve toward World Government or World Chaos" he said, "and World…

… said, "in order to keep all relations on an International scale." Study Political SpeechesBan Controversy raging about the University's political speeches ban will come to a head today when the Student…

… in Motion Probe May Involve Student Groups A widespread investigation into alleged fraudulent athletic ticket distribution was launched on the University campus yesterday. Touched off by a letter to…

… the editor of The Daily concerning two "bootleg" ducats to the Ohio State basketball game, the probe is ex- pected to involve several student organizations. Yesterday the Men's Judiciary Council met in…

… afternoon and eve- ning sessions to investigate the ticket situation. Late last night the Student Legislature Cabinet held a special meeting to probe the matter. IFC officials are also expected to take action…

… Cabinet and Council is expected tomorrow af- ternoon. It is expected that the probe will result in at least one shakeup in the Student Legislature Var- sity Committee. Unofficially it was learned that the…

…. '* * * * JERUSALEM, March 1-The British army said tonight that from now on its troops would use their weapons impartially against Jewish and Arab aggressors in the fighting within the Holy City. W* * * *d WASHINGTON…

…- delssohn Theatre instead of Tuesday as previously an- nounced in The Daily. As a result of The Daily inves- tigation and student criticism, the Student Legislature promised to revamp distribution methods to…

… Kilamy, Ontario, to Mexico City. "We're go- ing back to the spirit and scope of the Summer Session before the war," Prof. Hqpkns said. Congress Acts To Re-Establish Wolverine Co-op Student Congress last…

… trustees to reopen the cooperative for student use. The Wol- verine was closed early in the war. Kassis said last night he had the names of at least 50 University vet- erans interested in helping to run the…

… 5 p.m. every Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday in the IFC office where students are invited to air their suggestions. They empowered President Ray Davis to appoint six new committees to work with the…

… general and inter- national committees already estab- lished. These include veteran affairs, finance, academic affairs, student government, social and publicity. Trial To Be Reconsidered The Congress also…

… Congress scheduled a new trial be- cause he had no opportunity to exer- cise his legal rights in the ouster. The new trial will be held Monday evening with an impartial jury of six students and a judge from…

… the faculty of the Law School or the po- litical science department. Judy Chayes was made permanent chairman of the important General committee to coordinate student-in- terest on campus at the meeting…

… years of service or 40 points until June 30, despite prospective slimg pickings of new manpower under the stop-gap draft law, a War Depart- ment spokesman said today. JERUSALEM, May 15-The Arab Higher…

… secretary, announced to- night. Michigan students who are aca- demically qualified will be given first priority for entrance into the Law School, Dean E. Blythe Stason of the Law School said yesterday in the…

… particular use of specialists, should fit students for common spheres of interest which they must share with others in a democratic world." Basic Courses The committee recommended that Harvard inaugurate a…

… general courses in each of these areas. A program similar to the commit- tee's had been proposed by the Har- vard Student Council in 1939-40. The Harvard Plan will begin on an optional basis in September…

…, 1946, and will continue in the experimental stage "until teaching and curricular methods have been so perfected as to justify extending the system to all students." General Education Idea Yale University…

… distributed between courses in interpretation, concentra- tion and relationships to other fields." Yale students will have a choice of these two plans beginning with the fall term, 1946. Also unknown is the…

… campus talent. Students in- terested in appearing on the pro- gram should contact Ruth McMor- is at 2-2547. Auditors will be held the latter part of this week. Joe Gentile will broadcast his "Happy Joe…

… University students. Paul1John, assisted by Dick Roeder, is chairman of the Homecoming Weekend. Art DerDerian, who re- cently transferred from Minnesota, will serve as co-ordinator of the va- rious events…

…, to serve on an advisory board to Dean of Students, Joseph Bursley. The status of a set of fraternity regulations, "Post War Plans for Fra- ternities,"'was discussed with special emphasis being given to…

… neither has out- lined yet a specific course for its fu- ture. It is expected that the question of Jewish immigration .into Palestine will also be taken up. In the mean- time the Pan Arab League reached a…

… crea- tion of a joint committee to deal with the question of Jewish immigration into Palestine. Rev. Long To Give Two Talks Here Rev. Loy L. Long, traveling secre- tary of the Student Volunteer Move…

… -,-- f_--. ,-I .- r n ih fThff h f hq ndneV __. - .. . To Direct Cleveland Orchestra -.' ERIC LEINSDORF Student Earns Navy Award In an anniversary celebration held at the University on the 170th birth…

…. Charles Wagner will deliver a lecture in Socie- dad Hispanica series at 8 p.m. in the Union. Today: Copies of the second edi- tion of the V-Ball Extra may be picked up until 5 p.m. at the Student…

…- ground and art of the selections. The music, which is Oriental in character, originated with the Arabs who occupied Spain for more than 800 years, Prof. Wagner stated. It was later modified by the gypsies…

…, Seminar To Be Held Today A special music program, spon- sored by the Student Religious Asso- ciation, featuring Beethoven's "Missa Solemnis" will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in the library of Lane Hall. Les…

… Hetenyi, a graduate student in musicalogy, will lead this Association Music Hour. There will also be a seminar on Student Christian Movements held at 4 p.m. today in Lane Hall. Mr. Frank Littell, director…

… some of the functions of the Union and describe many of the projects of the Executive Coun- cil. All men students who are eligible for extra-curricular activities for the first time this semester and all…

… and to urge them to become an active part of this group. Sign Up at Student Office Students who are interested in ex- tra-curricular- activities in general and the Michigan Union in particu- lar may…

… attend the banquet, which is free .of charge, merely by signing up in the Student Offices of the Union before Thursday. There is no obliga- tion attached to signing up. Offices are open daily between 3 and…

… example he cited the case of Gaines vs. Missouri in which the Su- preme Court ruled that the state of Missouri must either admit Gaines, a Negro law student to its state uni- versity or provide other means…

… Frieze Building and Tappan Hall are some of the campus buildings named after past presidents. Chief Financial Officer and Ex- ecutive Vice President Farris W. Womack said he hopes students will not…

… continue to call it the UGLi. "I hope they will call it the Shapiro Li- ," Womack said. "I think stu- nts will be sensitive to the respect they will be showing to Harold and Vivian." But students may not…

… Rabin little choice but to retaliate against extremist groups who oppose Israel- Arab peace-making. The Cabinet, called into emer- gency session by Rabin yesterday morning, agreed with Rabin that se…

…* 1 Assembly passes budget MSA representatives continue to protest decrease in tenants' union funding By CATHY BOGUSLASKI Daily Staff Reporter The Michigan Student Assembly, after more than a month…

… we will be able to get operating funds from the surplus budget. Just as SA has basic bills it needs to pay, . have basic bills that must be paid to continue to offer our services to students," she said…

… Security Coun- cil that Iraq had met all its obliga- tions, Arab diplomats said. Ekeus said Iraqi leaders vented their dismay when he met with them last week in Baghdad. "They gave me a message of despair…

… in receiving the Raoul Wallenberg Medal. Many students were turned away and others listened to the speech in the lobby of a jam-packed Rackam Auditorium. For more than two years, Gies risked danger…

… Palestinians in Lebanon in a recent speech and ad- 0 vocates the deportation of all Arabs from Israel. KAHANE WILL speak in the Huissey Room at the Michigan League at 8 p.m. Monday. The speech is being spon…

…-Amherst, kicked off the Black Student Union's teach-in "12 Years After the Black Action Movement" in his speech last night at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre. He emphasized the need for each generation of blacks to…

…- munists. Also on this date in history: " 1943-Michigan Bell urged students to refrain from making social long-distance calls on Thanksgiving day so the wires would be free for servicemen to call home…

…; " 1954-A random survey of University students showed them to be unconcerned over Michigan's lack of a mascot. The last wolverine had died 4 years earlier; * 1976-The Michigan football team defeated Ohio…

… PRESIDENT Marti Bombyk said she was disturbed by that offer, saying it would not be conducive to resolving the legal dispute over the student-worker question. The University contends GEO members are students…

… GEO members' status were ordered by the Michigan Employment Relations Commission (MERC) and have been going on since last May. If MERC rules that Graduate Student Assistants (GSAs) are employees they…

… fighting in Turkey. BEGIN SAID neither Israel nor the world should-lose hope or patience. "The conflict (with the Arabs) has already gone on for 60 years, and not merely the 30 years (since the establishment…

… MSA hopeful for tax credit By MARK PARRENT Kent Barry, testified before the Hous e Michigan Student Assembly President Jon Lauer and Stu'dent Organizations Board Director Michele Sprayregen returned…

… many congressmen and several senators, and Thursday Lauer, along with MSU student body president Ways and Means committee. MSA paid $200 of Lauer's expenses while Sprayregen paid her own way. "IT…

… amount of the credit, usually $250 or $500, and See MSA, Page 2 D~auer Jordan's Hussein holds key to Israeli-Arab peace, says Dayan TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - The United States wants to make a "maximum ef…

…'s college campuses - but it will come from teachers rather than students, a man who saw much of the campus violence a decade ago said yester- day. "I see more turbulence," said Dr. Clark Kerr, president of…

… on campuses will increase as teachers become more willing to strike to get their demands. Meanwhile, the same survey showed college students have become more con- servative about executions (only 36…

… con- verged on the areas, described by one witness as a "battle- front." rocked by ri0 Sadat, who has been pressing richer Arab nations for more financial aid for his impover- ished country…

… Union, a presenta- tion entitled "CIA-Shah's Reign of Terror and People's Resistance" will be sponsored by a coali- tion of the Iranian Student Association, Organiza- tion of Arab students and the South…

… House. Bring some food if you can and a $1 or $2 .dollar donation. . . the Rackham Student Government will meet at 7 p.m. in the East Alcove Rm. of Rackham . . . and at 7:30 in the Kuenzel Rm. of the…

… discussion on "International Careers" at the International Center, 603 E. Madison, from 3:30-5 . '. . This month's Dean's Tea will be in the Astronomy Det.. 5207 Angell Hall at 4:00. All students are welcome…

… takes place at 8 in Aud. 3 of the MLB . ., Prof. Shomon Shamir of Tel-Aviv University speaks on "Political Align- ments and Pressures in the 'Near East Today," at Hillel, 1429 Hill, at 8 . . . Students…

… drastic" increase-"somewhat similar to what happened in 1973." Arab oil nations put an embargo on ex- ports during the October 1973 Mideast war, and OPEC follow- ed with the quadrupling of oil prices…

… simply "to become- educated" are long gone, and students on this campus and others are asking themselves, "What am I doing here?" UINVRT Y sTT 'tudents 'seem to be hrowine themnselves in a -Daily Photo by…

… Order at 7 and 9 in the Nat. Sci. Aud. . . . the Organiza- tion of Arab Students will hold a rally on the Diag at 11:30 in support of the Palestinians on the West Bank; all are invited to participate…

… around: Ken- worthy and Elder don't support PV's repeal and Slater supports the move. We regret the error. 0 Happenings. . . C..stoday begin with a gathering at the Student Counseling Office; for a mere 15…

… anyone travelling in Europe over the summer . . . the Association of Black SocialhWork Students will have a conference in the Rackham Ampithea- tre from 1:30-5 this afternoon; the topic will be "Strategies…

… in the Un- ion Gallery from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. . . . The LSA Student Government will hold a meeting in the SGC council chambers tonight at 7 p.m. .. . The Washtenaw Democratic Party will hold its…

… to the Coliseum at 7:30 p.m. . . . The Ars Musica is sponsoring Ba- roque music, flute and voice, at the Pendleton Arts Information Center in the Michigan Union . . . the Student Organizing Committee…

… scientific nature of the tests themselvgs, the characteristics of the students taking them, the nature of second- ary education, and aenergl conditions in society. And wi*h such a wide choice it could be years…

… Lebanon." The group represents leftist, rightist and religious groups involved in the fighting. THE BLOODY street war has slowly paralyzed government, commerce and basic public ser- vices in this small Arab…

…'t send their child- ren to desegregated schools." Belgium CUts UAR Relations Over Riting BRUSSELS (A) -- Belgium broke off diplomatic relations with the United Arab Republic yester- day because of mob…

…- arships yesterday as the bill went before Congress. The proposed legislation would provide rants of up to $2,000 to needy medical and dental students. "These points coincide exactly with those which were…

… possible for each medical school to meet the needs with which it is confronted and to meet the needs of its own student body." Defray Cost "It will give us a means of de- fraying the cost of medical educa…

… federal grants in the three areas. The English and social studies pro- grams also have suffered." Conner said he had no argu- ment with the college student loan program in the NDEA but believed it could be…

… ... 7 Indiana r STUDENTS CRUSADE FOR INTEGRATION See Page 4 Lwi Seventy Years of Editorial Freedom VOL. LXXI, No. 6 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1960 s Sees GOP As Aiding In…

… very much concerned with maintain- ing a personal touch with their students." Lists Problems "Our problems are space, facili-- ties, and personnel. We need to speed up the turning out of doc- tor…

… humanities." Plans for new construction in- clude a school of music, engineer- ing college, and student housing all to be erected on North Campus. Some of the basic science units will be transferred to the…

… approximate times, Ladin- sky said. By The Associated Press United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser conferred yesterday with four heads of gov- ernments within eight hours. While some of the other…

…' applied for Chinese flagship By CAITLIN HUSTON Daily StaffReporter Students looking to study beyond Ann Arbor will soon have more opportunities to do so through the University. The Arabic Language Flag…

… students work toward attain- ing superior language proficiency in Arabic, as rated by the Ameri- can Council for the Teaching of Foreign Languages scale. The pro- gram kicked off in the 2009 winter semester…

… professor at the Business School, and Rack- ham student Beth Blankespoor, a graduate student research assis- tant at the Business School, this new method of marketing may be a beneficial way for small Ann…

… asks students to mull life choices Profs. behind theme say goal is to promote thoughtful reflection By JOSEPH LICHTERMAN Daily StaffReporter What makes life worth living? For millennia, scholars - from…

… telephone inter- views last week, both Chamber- lin and Peterson said they hope students take advantage of the semester's theme because college is one of the few times when people have the freedom and…

…-leve University students could overview of two that, in the end take four semesters of two they would retain neither," Weiss said in a written statement. different apguagesBut the dominant attitude tha night was…

… that students should hav By Anne VanderMey the freedom to choose. Daily Staff Reporter Representative Katie Grossman said that the current language require The LSA student government voted ment made her…

… feel restricted becaus 12 to 6 last night in favor of a proposal she had to continue the language track that would allow students to take two she started as a freshman. different languages instead of…

… faculty and administrators convene in October to decide whether or not to reform the language requirement. In April, SG postponed making the decision because of a lack of student input, according to LSA…

… she said she was more interested in Korean and Arabic, she was compelled to continue with French. Cohen did eventually go on See LSA-SG, Page 7 Some display gratitude for the aid they received. Others…

…-Thursday, November 21, 1974 Ten Cents Eight Pages IrMU 5 E EWfWHAPPENCALL , LY Student regent? A bill that would allow students to sit on the University Board of Regents fell one vote short yesterday of the 20…

… interest involved in a student regent." Damman probe State Attorney General Frank Kelley said yes- terday he will make a full public report once his office completes its investigation of conflict of interest…

… stalement .. . the Health Care Collective meets at noon in room 2209 of the Union . . . the Oxford Famine Relief Committee is asking students to join in the na- tionwide Fast for a World Harvest by giving the…

… violation of the See DOCT of University TAs and graduate student em- ployes of other Big Ten schools. Since food, clothing and transportation cost nearly the same in each of the Big Ten com- munities, rent…

… caucus that often determines Student Gov- ernment Council votes in ad- vanceshastcaused partisan skir- mishes between Council mem- bers in recent weeks. Members of the majority Re- form Party claim their…

… hook, the Japanese gave vague and non- commital support to coopera- tion on energy matters. Japan, dependent on Arab states for the vast bulk of its oil imports, had feared the Kissinger plan could lead…

… choose to accept it, is to penetrate the boundaries of the ivory tower and recover your student academic file. The photograph in front of you is the University's Board of Regents, which voted last week to…

… surrounding Univer- sity files this week. One student-we'll call him IM Force staffer Barney- followed the yellow line to the literary college counseling office's file desk Tuesday and smugly handed his I…

…'s From the Ground Up, and the LSA Student Government. PESC papers "The PESC Papers on Education," a 64-page analysis of American education in general and at the University in particular, is now on sale for…

… physical therapy department of the University Hospital . .. at 6 p.m., the Women's Crisis Center will hold' a pot luck dinner at St. Andrew's Church, 306 N. Division ... "Diversity and Unity in the Arab…

… of training up to $22,000 per student. If the cadet corps is not brought up within a few years at these schools, Rose said, the courses may be dropped. " Connally in 76? John Connally has given a…

… rape victims were between the ages of 17 and 23, and over 30 per cent of all rapes occurred in the area surrounding central campus, making this also an issue of "vital concern to students." Autin feels…

… cul- ture of a gr6up of students who are institutionally and geographically alienated from their backgrounds." One of the goals of the confer- ence is to point out the stereotypic treatment of Chicanos…

… reiterated Hedgedus' em- phasis on the need for strength. Others pinpointed the problems women face in job opportunities. "THERE ARE not ve opportunities to be creati Janet Agranoff, presently cal student. Dr…

… to Dean David Ragone. However, despite recent efforts to attract women to the field, the engineering school still has only 126 female students out of a total enrollment of 2,942. According to Ragone…

… and Assistant Dean Robert Hoisington as well as several female engineering students, women's lack of interest in engineering is simply due to sex role stereotypes. "SETTING A quota for the Engin School…

… would be highly unrealis- tic because most girls are just not interested-girls prefer arts and literature rather than science and math," one female student claims. And although many University divisions…

… American ground forces employed. Student reaction was generally +ITJ one of amusement. wo Faur Tr and ran around. It was black i ' Fa rpmo "People ran in circles. screamed drnaon.I a lc ed out for only two…

…. things got thrown around, but that East Quad, booths and displays of Ukraine, India, the Philippines, was about it." aroundtsut that Latin America the Arab countries. forignstuent shw te cltual…

… thusiastically by the crowds of by the Foreign Students Board about five minutes." neop'e streaming in throughout (FSB) and is largely the product The best comment however came the day. "Is this ever extensive; of…

… efforts of foreign students with from a sophomore in S o u t h it goes through the whole build- assistance by two Americans with uad: "I slept through it." . in- !" exclaimed one anthropology( University…

… the survival of 1 Also, Wilhelmy said, a numbei the government in Cambodia." k of foreign students were sleeping Briefly discussing the Middle overnight because of theft prob- East crisis Rogers…

… ther Fair i .-. past years, but is now appears that in the Union. but "the Michigan a Middle East peace settlement, this year foreign students are Union transformed last year's saying that at least their…

… sponsored by UAC, but that foreign students received none o'- the profits. Wilhelmy said the recently formed FSB would "use this year'sI profits to set up a foreign student' emergency fund". She explained…

… that foreign students cannot ob- tain scholarships for spring terir at the University from their home countries and can never obtainI scholarships, loans, or work study grants from the U.S. government…

… Commands Army To Expel Chinese MISSISSIPPI: IBarnett Reserves Rit PRE-GAME' FESTIVITIES-University students, in a tradition as old as the Michigan, Michigan State conflict, last night burned a wooden cow…

… constructed by Gomberg House. Also in a tradition of painted, derogatory epithets, an anonymous student wrote "hate state" on the hallowed doors of Angell Hall. SIT-INS: U.S. Asks Court Change Of Trespass…

… yesterday by a debate over the university's right to suspend a graduate stu- dent who allegedly shared his off- campus apartment with a coed from another school. The graduate student, who has. not been…

… identified by the univer- sity, was suspended indefinitely on Oct. 4 by the faculty committee on student conduct. The university has remained tight-lipped about the suspension but the Cornell Daily Sun…

…, student newspaper, interviewed the student and said in an editorial: "The moral standards of the university are in effect very rigid but enforcement of such rules is almost impossible. The student involved…

… in this incident was not so lucky and he must pay a bitter price for his 'crime'." About 75 students turned ou this afternoon for an open meet- ing called by the Cornell Liberal Union, an undergraduate…

… from the ra- dios of pro-monarchist Saudi Ara- bia and the pro-republican United Arab Republic. There were no re- ports directly from inside Yemen itself. Saudi Arabia's Radio Mecca said monarchist…

… throughout the state which now. have an enrollment of 34,000. At their present rate of growth, they will be able to accommodate 150,- 000 students within the next 10 years, he said. Power Says Speaker Rue…

… yesterday to a letter to the Regents from 20 student leaders. The letter both praises and criticizes the Regents' proposed new bylaw on speakers. Power said he agrees with the philosophy of free inqury…

…' than with the total labor force, as Romney had done. MEMBERSHIP GROUP: Post pone Proposal To Alter Functions By RICHARD KRAUT After more than two hours of debate, Student Government Coun- cil last night…

… postponed for one week a proposal to alter the functions of its Committee on Membership in Student Organizations. Originally proposed by Thomas Brown, '63BAd, the motion was amended to the point that several…

… Doubtful i' THOMAS BROWN ...motion postponed YEMEN: Claimn War With Arabia CAIRO WP)-A high Yemeni of- ficial was quoted by the United Arab Republic's Middle East News Agency as saying yesterday that…

…-cost education must be di- luted or discarded as increasing numbers of students seek college educations. He also noted the problem of academic freedom. "A trustee may be called on to defend the right of a campus…

… speaker to express a view with which he strongly disagrees," he remarked. Finally, governing boards must learn to "walk the fine line be- tween paternalism and laissez- faire" in their student-affairs pol…

… expand the college student loan and university extension adult educa- tion programs. Similar measures have passed the Senate. They are now anchor- ed in the House Rules Committee. The only way they can be…

… the present $90 million loan fund for student loans under. the Na- tional Defense Education Act It would also increase the maximum allotment to an individual college from $250,000 to $500,000. The other…

…' and land- owners' boycott against Negroes who registered and voted in the last election. Ask National Action While "scattered student and adult groups have undertaken hlghly valuable 'food for Fayette…

… were arrest- ed. Earlier, about 2,000 yelling, boo- ing students followed the two Ne- groes, Charlayne A. Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes as they went through the registration process. To Urge Repeal In…

… the Congo question to the Council. The Rus- sians support the imprisoned ex- premier Patrice Luaumba against the Kasavubu-Mobutu regime. Omar Loutfi of the United Arab Republic, council president for…

….S. Program ii By CAROUNE DOW worked and so factual Grou ennedy iComimittee by the AMA in past years clearly unrelated to the issues, fell flat." To10Publish Supplement The Board in Control of Student…

… the addresses of new and transfer students and changes in present student addresses. Under the proposed method, changes in addresses would be registered vol- untarily on the students' part. "We will…

…. The report also called for general aid to universities for their direct services to students and foreign visitors. Requests for change in the technical irritants of the immigra- tion law, social…

…. 'Task Force' Asks Change In Visa Laws Changes in the immigration laws to allow foreign students to "worl their way through school" were 'MODERN, WEALTHY': Ley alk on Change ii Start Work This- eek On…

…ARAB UNITY: INCREASEJD TENSION? See Page 4 one Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom At FAIR, COLD High-25 Low-_ Continued cold with winds from northeast! . . VOL. LXX, No. 112 New Residence…

… Hall Government Passed Inter-Quadrangle Council Created By Ratification of Board, Houses By KENNETH McELDOWNEY A new student governing body for the residence halls gained final approval yesterday…

…, secretary-treasurer, and each quad's president and official repre- sentative. The chairmen of stand- ing committees will also sit on the committee but without vote. Under the slate system students wishing to…

… when mixed groups of students were refused service at a restaurant, Miss Holden said. Four years ago CORE started a' program of planned passive re- sistance in Nashville, Tenn. A group of Negroes would…

… appropriation was CARLTON H. MORRIS . . . seeks nomination SGC Backs Anti-Discrimination By JEAN SPENCER Student Government Council voted Wednesday to support anti- discrimination strikes' in the Southern…

… states. The Council will send letters to eight governors of Southern' states as well as to the general offices of four chain stores pick- eted recently by students because of discrimination against Negroes…

… at lunch-counters. The letter to the chain stores includes the following: "We urge among the four the Council will write. Expressing SGC's sympathy and support" for the student demonstrations, the…

… represent legitimate forms of protest against such discrimination in places of business." strators from assault by those holding other views and action which deprives students of their right to an education…

… press in the states contacted: Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas from local and national chapters of student organizations. He asserted, "An affidavit. is no…

… CENTS SIX I - S _ Democrats Drop Bowerman Plan Reject Student Building Fund In Democratic Pre-Campaign Test By JAMES SEDER Special to The Daily GRAND RAPIDS - The Bowerman proposal, which would re…

…- quire students to pledge $45 a semester, payable after graduation, is meeting seemingly unanimous disapproval by Democrats here at their state convention. Mrs. Mildren Jeffreys, chairman of the Democratic…

… of student fees in partial repayment of bank loans which were made in December and Jan- uary to tide the University over the cash shortage. The remaining $600,000 will be repaid with student fees for…

… between now and June to meet payrolls, since the state provides only about three-quarters of each month's expenses, and the'rest is usually met through student fees. Pierpont also gave credit to the state…

… Associated Press CAIRO -- Yugoslav President Tito arrived here yesterday for con- ferences with President Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and declared their two countries were working to preserve…

… opened its doors to Negro students, and Ernest Green was one of the few to boldly enter. Yesterday Green, now a Michigan State University freshman, initiated this semester's Lane Hall Coffee Hours by…

… transfer to Central. There I felt I would receive a better education," Ernest said. Negroes File Applications Before his senior year, he explained, the Little Rock School Board asked that all Negro students…

… in the Central district wanting ad- mittance to the then all-white high school file application. "Uncertain of he precise criteria used in selecting the 12 students to enter Central," he ventured, "I…

…" but said he does not anticipate that American troops will be needed. The secretary, speaking at a news conference, accused the United Arab Republic of inter- vening to help anti-government forces…

…-transfer student house, and to reserve Prescott House, East Quadrangle, for the exclusive use of graduates. Previously the Board had sug- gested that Prescott House be filled with both graduates and transfer…

… students. It was decided, however, that it would be wisest not to mix these two groups. It was pointed out that the ma- jority of transfer students are undergraduates. JAKARTA (M)-Goverment land, sea and…

… whole economy will suffer." To Decideon Taxes "Students are asked to be sin- The President added that "cer- cere in filling out the question- tain decisions will shortly be taken naires distributed to…

… evaluation omic slump. book committee said yesterday. James C. Hagerty, White House The questionnaires, which must press secretary, said in response be returned to the Student Activi- to a question that the…

… decisions ties Building by Friday, contain of which Eisenhower spoke could specific questions which are de- be either for or against tax reduc- signed to aid students in making tion. a course evaluation…

… dominate discussion" of the job of restoring full pros- are asked. . perity in the United States. Students are not limited to President Eisenhower spoke to these specific questions, however. about 2…

…,000 American business Gregg pointed out the necessity leaders attending the mobiliza- for students to put down the tion conference in a New York grade they received in each course hotel. His speech also was…

… ride herd on the proposed new agency, and handle science legislation. The founding of a new Academy of Science, patterned after the military academies, to train gifted students in advanced science…

… world. Arts Magazine Ready for Sale, The autumn issue of Generation, the student inter-arts magazine, will be on sale Wednesday and Thursday, according to David New- man, '58, magazine editor. The…

… in Michigan on a so-called per stu- dent basis without taking into ac- count the special 'needs and facili- ties of such institutions whose per student costs are substantially higher." "We dare not be…

…-have sent pleas to President Gammal Nasser of Egypt to stop what they called a vicious campaign against young Hussein. The Egyptians seemed to be making an outright appeal to the Jordanian Arabs to consider…

… Featuri Concert Tod The Cleveland Orchesti present the fourth concert Choral Union Series at 8:3 today in Hill Auditorium. The orchestra will play Reds P DURING CAMPAIGN:ti SGC Hopefuls Review Student…

… Representation I (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the second of a series of articles de- scribing comments of Student Gov- ernment Council candidates at the pre-election open houses.) By RICHARD TAUB The composition and…

… size of Student Government Council has Administrative Wing should be added to the Council. At Chi Ome- ga sorority, he said that such ac- tion would decrease the represent- ativeness of the Council…

… before and after class. Mort Wise, '59, favors expand- ing the Council. "The number of students . . . should be increased, but enough so that the represen- tation would be more equalized." He does not want…

… it to reach the and that members writing edi- torials which could be distributed to the students. That way, the communications would be im- proved. Agrees on Expansion Dan Belin, '59, also said the…

… F qqw I V6-Nod Sales, ightBills Rise: Finals Loom Nea Sales of coffee, cigarettes, no-nods and kilowatt-hours zoomed as that semi-annual phenomenon of student life, exams, roll around…

… about!" The comment of one graduate student was a bit difficult to catch, since he was. lying with his head on the floor and his feet propped against the wall. "Blood circulation. Good for brain effi…

… Michigan cut fror Hungarian students have been sported, and this hurt them. Ron pre-dra made available for second semes- Kramer and Pete Tillotson were to take ter, University President Harlan the…

… the Middle East held by Britain and France and of interfering in affairs of Arab states. After Kuznetsov finished, Lodge, obviously angered, said the charges against the Americans came from "the…

…-cancer. Kappa national time to answer a TH diedar1t his home s t the a~e juici inuinrniv . N reunly vac, va- orce Ban on Studying Provision for those who know English well enough to begin as half-time students…

… has been made. Any student with complete profic- iency in the language may enroll as a full-time student in regular, By JAMES BOW ing restrictions varied from sug- Strict enforcement of the Union l…

… times found it dif- into effect immediately after the ; ficult to study elsewhere. I can see that students do get in the way." "Let students study in the South Cafeteria, and restrict studying in the…

… among Michigan fraternities to fifth in scholastic standing last year. Student Directory Petitions Available ilaii~inn fnr niihliafr Qr Nixon Decdes He 'Il Run Again 0 President Expresses 'Delighted…

… received courteously and with Dwarm applause several times. At the Yalta Conference, Hiss - told a student debating society, "we got what we asked for in terms of concessions." At the end of his talk Hiss…

… smil- ingly thanked the students. There were no embarrassing questions asked about his trial and conviction as a man who lied when he denied giving government sec- rets to a Communist spy ring. Hiss…

… students grouped out- side the hall where Hiss spoke Hiss' speech and his answers during the question period consti- tuted a quiet, almost colorless dis- cussion of foreign policy. He dis- cussed last summer…

…'s four-power conference at Geneva Reference to the Yalta Confer- ence-where he was present as a State Departmentdofficial-came in answer to a direct question about the conference. A student questioner…

… Associated Collegiate Press, national college paper news serv- ice. All American is the highes cate- gory in the student paper competi- tion. This rating, the ACP explains, "indicates distinctly superior…

… achievement." The Daily was judged against 25 other student dailies throughout the nation. Judging the contest was Gareth D. Hebert, former city editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Hiebert commented, "Your…

… stu- dent life coverage is outstanding." The University's student news- Paper received "Excellent" and "Superior" ratings in 19 out of the 23 categories by which the papers were judged. The other four…

… for a general armistice ob- servance between Israel and her Arab neighbors. No Mention Made Of German Unity LONDON ()-Britain and the Soviet Union pledged yesterday to help outlaw hydrogen-war, stop…

…, 1956 SIX PAGES I. ii Ike, Adlai Win, In Student Poll Democrats Vote Harriman Second; Nixon, Warren GOP Alternates Convention time is rolling around again for the Democrats and the GOP, and conventions…

… mean scrambles for the respective nomi- nations. * For the past two days, the Daily has queried students, at random, to determine which of the several possible candidates they thought would walk away…

… with party nominations. Out of the 138 students questioned, almost 61% thought President leers Knot Dwight D. Eisenhower would capture while a little more than 52% believed -would Oil forme Willow…

…. Harriman Second e Democrats' second-place was Averell Harriman, gover- of New York, carrying 131/2% he students, who is neither active" nor an "inactive" con- r. The consensus is that he A $1…

… culti- vator of labor, polled almost 3%. Neither minority leader Sen. William Knowland (R-Calif.) nor Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) received any campus votes. Ike Taking Chance Most of the students polled…

… he's practically the only one they've got." Stevenson Win However, many students express- ed the feeling that if Vice-presi- dent Nixogi ran, Stevenson would beat him. The complicated California situ…

…. In the event that President Eis- enhower receives the nomination, several of the students felt there would be particular stress laid on the calibre of the Vice-Presidential nominee. Peruvian Navy A…

… Middle East military balance. The call-off order upset the Arabs. The Saudi Arabian Embas- sy said it was "very surprised" and Ambassador Sheik Abdullah Al-Khayyal arranged a State De- partment conference…

… Permission All women students will have 1:30 a.m. permission tonight be- cause of the Caduceus Ball, spon- sored by Alpha Kappa Kappa members. By Natural Gas Bill Dies Presidential -Daily-Jere Sweeney…

… Israel and the-Arab states by financial aid to refugees and guaranteeing agreed frontiers. It recalled the United State- British-French declaration pledg- ing joint action inside and outside the United…

…- tors." In his strongest stand thus far on current racial unrest, the gov- ernor charged at Montgomery: "If the professional, agitators had been interested only in en- tering a student at. the Univer…

… overlook the card which asks "Is it love or myopia?" and there is even a valentine for the more antisocial student which declares "I'm all alone, and I like it that way." A brief consensus of student opinion…

… twitched hopefully, "Maybe I've still got a chance." "Do-It-Yourself and Valentine's Day go great together," a con- structive engineering student af- firmed. "Look what I whipped up for my ex-steady he…

… is cur- rently considering two bills that Editorial, Sports or Women's staffs would eventually lead to complete ow or 7:15 p.m. Thursday. Students state control of Wayne, now a will have an opportunity…

… at 7:15 Detroit Board of Education re- ay. sponsibility. he Student Publications Bldg., 420 President Clarence B. Hilberry of Wayne has claimed that for May Join financial reasons mainly, state…

… eligible, including first semester control is desirable. It has received the support of faculty, adminis- iters and advertising men will have tration and students at Wayne. «.J..«1. t. . -1. , . . , Z . .;-1…

…-curricular activities and scholastic achieve- ments. SGC Tryout Meeting Set Student Government Council will hold a mass tryout meeting for those interested in Adminis- trative Wing work at 4 p.m. Feb. i Doctors To Give…