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PRIDAY1 T T3ARY 7, 19-27'
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY. ~TANUARY 7. 1927 THE MTCHTCAN DAILY
NGIv ~P dyn, rnaiRepesnt At Meeting Of Historical
University
Association.
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Professor Milnie Of 3Mne"cetfr -will
Lecture - oni 1iky sics ti St i'
Dutrig Summer Sessiou.,
IS AUTHORITY IN FIILD
Distinguished as an intei :iJ onal
authority in the hield of physlc ,, Prof.
R.A. Milne of the University of Man-
Chester Will be at the U~niversity for
the 1927 Summer session to conduct za
special course on the ph sics of thef
stars, according to Edward H. lxraus, i
(Ie: l nude Van Tyne, head of thu conclusion from the works of the{
instory dle,.artnient, and Prbk. Arn any investigators into this subjectr
1-yina, a-r-,resented the University on is that, the United States of AmericaI
arose as a "melting-p~ot of races," alll
th c : in of the annalmeeting o , f wichcontrib~uted to our presentl
ffic .' 'rcan f istorical assoiaton, government and institutions.
bl eit . ochester, New York, (lllung The first: constitution and America's
111, i'.:I~YS. Professor Van TPyne ffederative plan b~oth came from Hol-
prea a I~al~cr betor, he gene-al laud, not from ntgland whose House
5e51( aiit ubjctbeh.' 'Pre~acF of Commons was ,n example of what
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Wall Paper. Sale,
1]OS5inl the American Rt,,)Isut toni'
-ta 'neral ses ion inl the F"ast-mln:
hi,- paper ocnl"Dutch influence ca. the,
DI-velopinent of (Civilization"" This
1:3('I Or nreetol the conception 'ofa
inany lei lo :ails in raga:'d to Eng-
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dean of the Summer session and deaLn landi's contributions to American in-3
of the College of Pharmacy. (slit ution From the middle of, the
It will be an advanced lecturee 5e(, it(th century until the end ofj
course upon the contributions of m-1od-i the ir ineeenth., Enigland was regarded
ern theories of atomic structures to by many as the sole source of p~rac-
the solution of problems of stellar tically all American institutions. The
physics, according to, the announce- - -----
inent.__________________ __
In all, there will be 30 courses in
the field of physics. They range from
those courses in' physics required for W,~iring.
adinission, general physics, problems, V'
laboratory .work, to all the special itue
phases of the science, including sound,;
mechan~ics, light, electricity and mag-!
netism. Work will be given in elcc- I
trical measurements, electron theory'I Repairing'
and radio activity, vacuum tubies int!
radio communication, atomic struc-1
ture, thermodynamics, physical opticsi, Call 7776
special study in the theory of heat,I
x-rays, special work in spectral Eeries, BIRO .
And the, conduction of electr icity i
through gases.
In the higher phases of the sei e.:cc,!
there will be research work in wvhicoh 1 04 N. Fourth Ave.
Most of the time will be dlevoted t
independent investigation, and also1
graduate work.__________________
agovernmezcnt s:hold icnot be, Professor
II;v m a brough?, out. Tt has been shown
by investigators tat at the time of
thet establishment of the Uniited States
a3 a rseparate, in'cependent republic,
the D~utchi were the teacher's of the
English, in industry and agriculture.
For a time the Dutch surpassed allm
others on the seas an. controlled by
far the largest share in the world's
trade. English students, several
thousand of them, went to the Dutch.
for their education.
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Former-Price, $645
The R G 52
Pruze incluide; balloon tires and
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$535, with balloon tires only.
The
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$625
Thme
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The
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$745
F orimer Pr Ice, $645
F ormer 1Price, 4;73,)
Former Price, $W6;
The.
Roadster
5525
The Sport
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b715
I-Ton
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1=2-Ton
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Price includes balloon tires. and
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$535 with balloon tires only.
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Bal~oon Tires now standard on all models.
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