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TO GIVE COURSE
i Upson, Balloon Race Winner,
Will Lectre on Light
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FLEW EPOCH-MAKING RUN
FROM CHICAGO TO AKRON
Ralph H. Upson, internationally-
famous flyer and balloon racer, will
give a two hour lecture course in the
Aeronautical Engineering department'
next semester, it was announced yes-
terday by Prof. Felix W. Palowski,
head of that department. Mr. Upson's
course will be on the theory and de-
sign of lighter-than-air craft. The
course will be either two days a week,
one hour, or two hours once a week
according to the desire of the students.
Mr. Upson, who is a graduate of!
Stevens Institute of Technology, won
the Gordon-Bennett cup for inter-
national balloon racing twice. He
also won the American national bal-
loon race three times.
Most notable of his accomplish-
ments has been the holding of the
position of chief engineer with the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
in their aeronautical department from'
1914 to 1920, producing most of the
Anferican balloons and airships used1
during the war. Mr. Upson also has]
the honor of flying the first United.
States Navy coast patrol airship from]
Chicago to Akron, Ohio, in a demon-1
stration flight in 1917.
Mr. Upson's lectures will be approx-
imately a combination of courses
Aero 7, 8,. and 10 that are in the cata-
logue for next semester.
NAAL RESERE UNIT
fT ENROLLS270 NEW MEN
At the first regular meeting of the
Naval Reserve unit held in the Union
last night 20 new men were enrolled
and the general course of drill and
study was Gntlined to the 40 men who
have already signed up.
It is planned by Ensign Dodd, con-
manding officer, that the weekly meet-
ing shall be devoted partly to drill,
the study of navigation and a general
study of the rules of the navy. The
unit is now divided into two divisions
headed by Ensigns Hartman and Lee.
There will be another meeting of
the Naval Reserve unit at 7:30 o'clock
next Wednesday night at the Union
where there will be more opportunity
to enroll in the organization.
Mexico City, Jan. 16.-Gen. Luis
Medina Barron has been named Mexi-
can consul-general in Cuba.
of the university structures. The3,
building will have brick outer wallst
. lwith stone facing. A rim of stonea
Bu il g Progress will be placed on a level with the-
first and fourth floors to break thea
monotony of the brick. The main en-x
trance will be constructed entirely of
Excavation by steam shovel is un- stone and will have a heavily leadedf
window directly above and betweent
der way on the site of the new Nurses the two columns that parallel thel
dormitory and practically half of the doors. The style of architecture tends
excavation is completed. The con- toward the Georgian.
struction company's office building is -1
also nearing completion. The increase in the number of Uni-
The floor plans for the new dormi- versity buildings has caused a propor
tory are unique in many respects and .
the building is expected to be a model tional increase in the heating capac-
of its kind. The building will be in ity of the power house and in the.
the form of an "H" with two: wings number of boilers. In oraer to convey1
jutting out from the cross piece oz some idea of the amount of space. tc
the "H" as well. The floor plan of jIbe heated in the University buildingE
the basement is so worked out that° the following data has been worked
the following rooms and auditoriums out by engineers engaged in planning,
will be located in it: laundry, sewing the construction work of the new
rooms, rooms for. the women and the buildings:
men help for the building, gymnasium. cubic feet
check rooms, laboratories, which are Buildings now being he.ated.20,143,150
located in the wings of the building, Buildings that are to be con-
superintendents offices and kitchens. structed immediately ....12,460,000
Besides these there will be an amphi- The old and the new hospital
theatre, or lecture room, an assembly i that is to be finished at once 6,300,000
room and the space for storage of the T Te new nurses dormitory.. 1,500,000.
equipment of the dormitory.
The space of the first floor will be Total ... . ................40,403,1501
taken up by the living rooms, in- In addition to this there are the
structors offices, the library, the buildings that will be constructed in
lounge room and a few of the dormi- the next 10 years which total 16,000,-
tory rooms. The first floor opens on a 000 cubic feet and raise the grand:
terrace which extends between the total to 56,403,150 cubic feet of space
wings of the building. I to be heated.
The remaining. floors of the building I All of this will have to be heated
will be devoted to living quarters. from the central power plant which
Elevator service is also to be installed. is being correspondingly enlarged.
The architectural plan of the build-
ing seems to differ somewhat from Stone is being laid on the walls of,
the usual style of university build-; the dormitories of the new Law club
ings. The structure will appear more and the walls of the dining hall are
home-like and less severe than most up to a level of the roof. The roof
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will not be put on due to the fact that
the beams which support it are carved I
and with the present weather condi-
tions they would be injured. As soon
as the weather permits the roof will
be constructed.
The club building proper is ready
for the second floor and practically all
the material is on the ground to com-
plete the mason work that is neces-
sary. The kitchen, the exterior of
which is complete, is ready for the
plaster.
The stone has been laid up to thej
third story of the front of the new lit-i
erary building and the majority of the1
brick has been laid, with the excep-
tion of the back at the north end.
Excavation for the new main trunk
line sewer has been going on during
the past week between Waterman
gymnasium and the Library.
The heat tunnel for the new Law
club has been installed and is already
connected between the new structure
and the power house.
Blanchard Back
From Chicago Trip
Prof. Arthur H. Blanchard, of the
highway engineering department, willI
return this morning from Chicao
where he has been attending the con-
vention of the American Road Build-
ers association the past few days.
Prof. Blanchard's headquarters have
been in the booths of the National
Highway association to which he is
consulthog engineer.
One of : >e features of the National
Highways association exhibit at the
convention has been th display of full
sized models of roadways 30 feet in
width of all standard types of pave-
ments used on state trunk highways.
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Student to Speak in Grand Rapids
J. K. Dunn, '24, will speak in
Grand Rapids this Sunday under the
auspices of the -extension departmentl
of the Student Christian association.!
He will deliver two addresses at re-
ligious meetings while there, one in
the afternoon and the other in theI
evening.
George Creel
Former head of the committee on
public information and foremost
practitioner of censorship during the
World war'has now declared war on
the censors. Creel has been made
head of the national council to protect
the freedom of art, literature, and the
press, an organization sponsored by a
number of authors, actors and pro-
ducers' leagues.
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