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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1927





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lEngineering lteseareii 1eparlnient mester toiight ill Ill( 't&' 01
G~ets Industrial iproblenisIN-volb- Ioil 111 ' 11r,1ifow.'of, 'It I all. '1 0
ing Expenditure (4 $501,WOQ i('10(1tolo i 011 s;1kn181 onli
ACTVIIE ICRAS ;tso'y will t ( ])02v r th
1~Pj~1~r~ Ij3stiol w;Hhl e debatod irhi
Researchl work on the idustr l3sial .

AT rruu DETROIT THEATER
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problems involving ail expendIiture ()I'-
more than $50,000 has been (lone by!
the department of :engineering re-I
search since July 1, 1926, according toG
Prof. A. E. White, head of the depart-
wnent.
d T ei cesd etn;i hc n!custries are bringing their problem:,
in engineering research to the Ui ni--.
versity laboratories for assistance is
" indicated by the fact that. the Tul prdb-
bins which -the deparlt tmon't has "wog k"d
on since-July, reprea, snt eb'out once-sixthl
of the entire: number brought to the
laboratories since its establishment in
1920, and they have come to the Uni-
versity in half the timle which would
have been required to. bring such a
volume of business ,to o orIthr'ee C-11rs
ago," declared tProfessi:r W'4hite. r.i
total number of pr'oblcDi which they
laboratories have worlked upon is 471.
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