Tuesday, February 3, 1976
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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Thieves over the weekend left behind these paintings at the Palace of Popes in Avignon,
France. They stole 119 unsigned paintings by Picasso from the hall Saturday night after over-
powering three guards.
THE FERM
reached this co
monopoles wer
)ratory fails in search of
nge magnetic monopole
() - A search places additional serious con- magnetic monopole was the uni-
n water for the straints on the circumstances corn in the nuclear zoo. There FEA
metic monopole surrounding the detection of the were no strong reasons it could{I
National Accel- California - Houston event. At not exist and some suggestions
ry has failed to this time, the most prevalent that would have made it a use-
>f this "unicorn view among physicists is that fil object." -
o." The Fermi the California - Houston event NUCLEAR zoo is a long-used150C OFF O
ionopole - the was due to something other than description for the bewildering
magnetism and a magnetic monopole." array of particles deep within BETWEEN
quivalent of an The Fermi results were re- the nucleus of the atom. WEEKLY HOURS
- was prompt- ported yesterday to the joint an. The Fermi group used an ex- 9 p.m.-2 a.m.
t last summer nual meeting of the American isting "high magnetic field- 516 E. LIBERTY
f University of Physical Society and the Amer- electronic counter system" at
erkley and Uni- ican Association of Physics its lab, which contains the (COMING SO
ton physicists. Teachers by R. Carrigan, F. world's most powerful particle ____
g tracks left in Nezrick and B. Strauss of the accelerator.
ed aloft by a Batavia, Ill., laboratory. If any monopole entered the
mic ray experi- system, it would receive a pow- SPR N
n of physicists "T H I S EXPERIMENT," erful acceleration by a mag-
track they said the Fermi group added, "does netic coil and be kicked into a
a ad y a 1 not rule out the possibility that detection system of electronic CANARY ISLA
etic mdepbyeaa magnetic monopole may be counters where it would be Depart TWA on Sunday
~ticr mo ple found sometime, in some quickly stopped and detected, fast and Dinner Daily
rs greeted with
because if it place." the Fermi group said..ACAPULCO
The existence of magnetic A VOLUME of air. was
uld have a ma- monopoles was predicted in 1911 searched, as were drums of 450 Depart American Frid
oretical physics. by opys Bw Diracdute alln gall1nssorseawertaken from0(formerly Hilton) on Be
met with some y physicist B. Dirac, but all gallons of sea water taken from *Includes Roundtrip Air
lumber of alter- attempts to find one since then the Atlantic Ocean six miles off tions 7 Nights, Double t
ons for the ex- failed until the report from Bu- Long sland. "Sea water wasEA
ford Price and Edward Shirk of; used rather than fresh water," EU ROPEAN CI
tracks were of~tBerkeley and Zack Osborne the team said, "because it is Advance Book Charter
and Lawrence Pinsky of Hous- effectively older and could have Air Only. Nine days to
[I researchers ton. accumulated any monopoles ov-
onclusion: "No "Prior to this summer," the er a longer period. No mono-
e found. This Fermi researchers said, "the poles were found."CALL
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Day Calendar
WUOM: Davis Mugabe, Zimbabwe
African Nat'l Union, Zimbabwe:
'secret' war In Southern Africa;" K.
Barton Osborn, former CIA agent &
editor of Counterspy, "CIA War in
Angola," 10:10 am.
CEW: Marsha Clinkscales, 'tDiffer-
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Future Worlds: Rollo May, psy-
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Aud., 3 pm.
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Rm., 4th flr., MLB, 3 pm.
Ctr. Study Higher Educ.: Arend
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State Colleges, "Present and Future
State of Innovation," 165 Bus. Ad.,
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English: Duane Niatum, poetry
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Hockey: UM vs. Bowling Green,!
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Music School: Degree Recital -
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WHERE ARE HITLER'S
WAGNER MANUSCRIPTS?
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (A") -
Hitler received Wagner op-
era manuscripts as a birthday
gift from the German National
Chamber of Commerce. Nobody
knows wihere he kept them or
where they are now.
Carleton Smith, consultant to
the Indiana University Founda-
tion in Smithsonian magazine
suggests that they could have
been "liberated" by Russians
or Americans.
But he thinks there's a good
chance they are hidden in a
bunker in Hitler's fortress-like
mountain retreat near Berch-
tesgarden. Cursory inspection
of the bunkers suggests, Smith
writes, that there are hundreds
of rooms and tunnels, now
sealed up, in which the manu-
scripts might be ridden. During
1976, a team of German tech-
nicians will use ultrasonic de-
vices to locate all such cava-
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