T14E MTCHTCAN DAILY

TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 13, 1927

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AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY WMILL PRESENTI
CHANDLER MEDAL TO PROF. GOMBERG
[IProf. Moes Gomberg, of the chen- 11890. MS.. in 1892, and SeD. in 1894.
this y ear's Chandler medal given by jUniversities o Munich and~ Heidlleberg.
Columbia University each year in Pro)fe*ssor Gcmberg has been a inem-
recognition of achievement in chemical b er of the University faculty since
r'tscienice, i a noucdrcenltly. 1493 and a professor sinlce 1904. In:
The piresentaion will formally take1 1914 he was awarded the Nichols
place lDec. 15 at a national gathering medal of the American Chemical so-
f scilentists in Ilavemeyer Hall, Co- citty. Formerly Professor Gomber
I V luml)1, at which Professor (ioiherg was connected with the Unitedl States
is sheduled to deliver the annual Bureau of Mines. He is a fellow of
rned Chandler lecture cn "Free Radicals in the American Association for the
here Cnlmstry, Past and Present." Advancement of Science, and he holds,
estry Professor (lomberg, who was born a membership in the National Acad-'
ona~l in Elizabethgrad, Russia, in 1863 was emy of Science.
'ican educateld at the Elizabethgrad Gymna- The Chandler medal was established
orts- sium, and at the University of Michi- in 1910 by friends of the late Profes-
hor- gan, achieving the degree of B.S. in sor Chandler, pioneer in industrial ?
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chemistry, and one of the founders of
the American Chemical Society, with
a gift which constitutes the Charles
Firederick Chandler Foundation.
Believed to be England's oldest
woman, Mrs. Sarah Collins, of Batter-
sea, England, died recently at the age
of 106.

ASTRONOMER TO ADDRESS
JOINT COLLOQUIUM HERE
Dr. Hazel Losh, research assistant
in astronomy at the University observ-
atory, will speak on "The Spectrum of
Zeta Tauri," at a joint colloquium of
the members of the Physics and As-'

troniomy departments to he held at In its new currency Palestine iar,
4 :15 o'clock today in room 1041, East included the pound having the s'Vre
Physics buildinlg, value as that of. England.
KALAMAZOO-'A class of 155 will -_______
be graduated from V, , stern State ] Detroit Theaters
Teachers' college at the enid of the fall -______
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