THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Completes Record Flight
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lOAN INTERIOl
r Progresses 1000 Miles
And In Search For
Observatory Site
UVS DGETS FUNDS
FOR PACK FOUNDATIONI
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ENS NEARS COMPLETION
LOCATION STILL UNNAMED
Prof W. J. Hussey, director of the{
aotronom, al bservatory who Is at y
presen in South Africa seeking a site
for the University's new 27-inch tele- r' : .
Iscope, states in his latest communi-
cation that he has progressed inland
from Capetown a thousand miles and
investigating the country surround-,
ing Pretoria, British South Africa.
Professor' Hussey also stated that
Senator A., W. Roberts of Pretoria,
an amateur astronomer of ability, en-
abled him to meet officials of the gov-
ernment with whose departments his,
work had contact and in a subsequent
mieeting he was assured that the gov- ."M' ,z ~
ernment would give him every aid in 4.s{"
carrying, out' his purpose.a
-.itE ds TWenty Year Search
Professor Hussey's expedition into ..J
Africa probably marks the end of a
search which he has been carrying on
for over twenty years in an effort _-
to locate the best Ite for an astron- The "Milwaukee" and Its crew. Sate
Somtical telescope In the southern them- tion' deta ~'of the plae, and'En
isphere. In 1903 he visited Australia
and in 1911 began a stay of several The scout cruiser "Milwaukee"
years in Argentina and during his miles in .tithe dstant lands of the Pac
sojourn investigated and rejected lands, Australia, Caroline Islands, Ne
countless sites. Due to his activities ever seen by the natives of those lanli
in the southern field Professor Hussey
has for several years been looked
upon by fellow scientists as the ,
S untry's best informed authority on '
obser atory, sites d ithesouthern Gets Busy A ain
hemisphere. The field 'has gradually,-
narrowed down to the region of Africa
nouth of the Equator, and although After the holiday respite a slight
Professor Hussey has not yet defin- rush of students took place at the
itely located the site, it is thought. Health service yesterday and the day
that it will be' inthe section that h before. Outside of the usual unnber
is now Investigating. '
kHe planst to return to the University.of colds, sore troats and the like
for the second semester. I that make their appearance at this
The expedition to Africa was season of the year no particular ill-
prompted by the gift to the University ness seems to be prevalent. The in-
of a 27-inch telescope by Robert P.
Lamont, 91E, of Chicago. Word has
arrived that the telescope will be fin-
ished at the scheduled date despite
the death of the opticican \who wasSEMI-A
finishing the large objective. The op-
ician, . B. McDowell who was 'puttng'
a rafactory in Pittsburgh when e
ied suddenly Nov. 29 and for a time
it was thought the completion of the:,.
telescope would be indefinitely delay-
ed as there was no other man in the0c,"
country who was competent to do the
w}ork.:r
Secure Expert Workman
-After a hurried seach of the nation
y telegraph to locate an expert who
ould manage the operation, attention
turned to a r Ha'geman who had
worked with 'McDowell for twenty-
five yersaan who, many of the
prominent astronomers of the country
conceded was entirely capable of fin- Brushe
Ishing the lense Mr. Hageman has
takn charge of .the work and the ob- / .
jecive is rapidly nearing completion M
and it is expected that the entire tele-
scope will be ready by the time Pro-
fessor Hussy has located a suitable 3 1 /3/ 1
site for the new observatory.
Paris, Jan. 4.-A gasoline tank be-
longing to the dirigible Dix'mude and
hearing scribbled notes in pencil has H eavy U r
been found on the Sicilian coast.
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The receipt of funds for the Charles
Lathrop Pack Foundation prize was
announced yesterday at the office of
President Marion L. Burton. Mr.
Pack, who is president of the Amer-
ican Tree asociation and a noted
forester andseconomist, established
this foundation, the income from
which will be given annually as a
prize to some student in forestry.
The Board of Regents acknowledged
Mr. Pack's gift at their Decemb'e sess-
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