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Inner of Nobel Prize For Physics
Delivers University
Lecture
ESU1IBAES NEW FIELD OF
WORK IN ATOMIC MECHANICS
Dr. Robert Andrews Millikan, win-
3r of the Nobel prize for physics last
ai, and second .of the only two Am-
icans ever to have received that
nor, delivered a University lecture
11 o'clock yesterday morning in
itural Science auditorium on the
tbject of "Atomic Structures." He
aWs in Ann Arbor to deliver the prin-
pal address at the Phi eta Kappa
itiation banquet last night.
President Marion L. Burton, who
s been confinedtoshis home for the
rast week, and has hd to cancel
ost of his engagements for some
ne because of illness, was able to in-
bduce the speaker. Professor Milli-
mn described the various parts that
ientists are now agreed mak up the
oms.
Electrons Determine Kind
"If we could magnify the atom 10
llion times, it would have a diameter
E about a yard, and yet the nucelus,
ich sometimes contains several hun-
aed electrons, would be the size of
pin head," said the professor. He
so pointed out that although one
n never see an atom withl his eye,
.e scientist can see them better than
these minute particles could be
ewed by the visual organs, due to
*e imperfections of sight.~
"It is the number of the electrons,"
lieves Dr. Millikan, "that determines
e majority of the characteristics
the atom except mass." He furth-
' said that all physicists agree th-at
>far no proof has been offered to
ad anyone to believe that there is
iy smaller electrigl charge than the
.ectron.
Adds To Knowledge
Dr. Millikan pointed out that, con-
ary to the popular idea, these) new
ieories of the phyicist concerning at-
ns has in no way destroyed any of
le claims put forth sometime ago by
ie chemists but have simply added
ditiona knowledge.
The main part of his address dealt
ith the field which he thinks will
ewelop into one of."Atomic Mechan-
s," similar to "CGeestial Mechanics."
hie atoms always travel in circular
aths, moving from one path to an-
;her. It is the prediction of the
ovements that will be taken up un-
er "Atomic Mechanics."
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J. P. Morgan met leaders of the re-
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discuss the proposed loan of 800,000,-
000 gold marks to Germany, as a
part of the reparations solution. He
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The Week's News
In Brief
(Continued from Page One)
"There will be less crime and social
outrages featured in newspapers in.
the years to come," said Paul Bellamy,
editor, in an address before the Amer-
ican Society of Newspaper Editors.
"Newspapers have found that it does
not pay to cater to the tastes of
those who would rather read yellow
journlism than clean news truth-
fully told."
"Forty-five women arrived in Wash-
l ington from 22 countries for the
fourth biennial cong ress of the Wo-
men's International eague for Peace.
They will attempt to map out a com-
prehensive program for enlarging the
scope of the peace movement.
The Senate passed the annual naval
supply bill, carrying $273,000,000,
AttachedA o it was an amendment
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May Day activities consisted of:
1L Numerous clashescin Germany be-
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2. A parade of 10,000 workers in
Tokyo, under the watchful eyes of
3,000 police deputies.
3. Small clashes in Athens, Greece.
4. A strike of taxicab drivers in
Paris.
5. Communist demonstrations in
Lisbon, Portugal.
6. Peaceful demonstrations in Great
Britain and Russia.
Philip Snowden, British chancellor
of the exchequor. submitted his first
budget. He reported a surplus of
48,329,000 pounds for last year. He
recommended the removal of the Mc-}
Kenna duties,. a war-time measure
which levied a 3311-3 per cent duty
on all imported cars and parts, musi-
cal instruments, rubber goods, and
other articles. Manufacturers said it's
removal would ruin the British auto
mobile industry.
Premier MacDonald said: "Before
discussing the limitation of armaments
you must first of all remove some of
the difficulties in the political situa-
tion in Europe."

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