LY, SEPTEMBER A, 1928'
THE
MICHIGAN
DAILY
PAGE THREV
.Y, SEPTEMBER '28, 1928 PAGE TIIR~m
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
- TARY UNIT GAINS
ER P REIOUS YEARS
Freshman Enrollment In
t. O. T. C.
Shows 25% Increase, Indicating
Growing Popularity
AUTHORIZE NEW UNIFORM
There has been a twenty-five
percentincrease in the freshman,
enrollment of the University R. O.
T.C. unit over last year's figures,
according to Major Reinold Mel-
berg, P.M.S. & T., and commandant
of the post here. This marked ad-
vance is interpreted as indicating
the growing popularity of our mili-
tary unit, and speaks well for the
persevering efforts of both the
officers stationed here and the
members of the Scabbard and
Blade society; which is the campus
military organization.
The familiar R.O.T.C. cap, high
collar uniform coat, and breeches
with wrap putees will be missing
this year on the campus. Major
Melberg states that the entire corps
will appear in a new uniform
which will be superior in comfort
and appearance to the uniform
that has been used at Michigan
since 1920.
James Lewis Howe
To SpeakThursday
The University of Michigan sec-
tion of the American Chemical
Society will hold its first meeting
of the fall semester next Thursday,
October 4, in the amphitheatre of
the Chemistry building, when
James Lewis Howe of Washington
and Lee university will talk on
"Some Amenities of Platinum." The
hour at which the lecture will be
given is as yet undetermined.
Professor Howe has been profes-
sor of chemistry at Washington
and Lee since 1894, and he is very
well known both in the United
States .and abroad. He took his
Ph.D. degree at Gottingen in 1882,
and was a member of the Special
committee on platinum, chemistry
committee of the National Re-
search Council, in 1917. Dr. Howe
is the author of a number of books
on chemistry, such as, "Brief His-
tory of Missions" and "A Bibliog-
raphy of the Metals of the Plat-
inum Group, 1749-1917."
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