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SIGNALS OF VESSELS REPORTED IN DISTRESS
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Western Geologists
Report Fossil Find
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JOTTER TAKES STAND FOR ADOPTION
OF FOREST FIRE PREVENTION BILL
PLANS SUNMER CAMP
IEf IOTHR N MI cH IGAN
SOPHIOMORES riO BE, ALLOWED;
UJSE OF OLD LUMBER CAMP
IN ALGER COUNTRY
CRA1IWILL 'BE DIRECTOR
Location, Of Camp To Permit Visits
ToI oa -working Industries
Of Munising Region
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Discovery of an area ° said to! It is a good deal more practical spend too much in restoration.,
contain a full history of evolution i to take measures to prevent forestI since there is a shortage of forests
in fossils and declared to be so fires than to taxi other measures nw
valuable to natural science tha o relcbundoraes"d-' Professor lJotte nr states that in
they could not reveal its lo atodredPerEd. oerar,"f de 1927,nd 35millions of acres were
other than to say it is in New Mex- Jteo h burned in the United States, rep-
ico, is announced by two University School of Forestry and Conserva-i resenting a loss of $30,000,000. The
of California professors. tion in commenting on the fire burden of protection is placed on
The men, who returned to Berke- prevention bill now being placed the land owner, who pays half, the
ley with about a ton of fossils for4 before the national legislature. 1state and federal government pay-
classification, said the earthbed# According to Professor Jotter, ing the rest. Of the eight millions
contained specimens from every1 fire-prevention methods consist ofI needed for fire protection east of
geologic age from 75,000,000 yearsj stationing lookouts and guards on Ithe Mississippi river last year, only
ago down to 7,000,000 years ago. forest tracts, supplying fightingr one-fourth was expended.
The discoverers, Prof. C. L. Camp. equipment, establishing telephone When asked what percentage of
curator of amphibians and reptiles i]lines and trails, and most import- forests lands in the United States
in the museum of Vertebrate Zoo-r ant of all, providing means of edu- , were protected, Professor Jotter ex-
On June24 the School of Forestry .* .x1 ,s.
and Conservation .at the Universityn a2 fa3u godel
as first, ., a.. . ,,, ,*-* ,." :Y.., ,in a very remote art of the stateagodel
of Mchigan will openit frsHY of ewMeic.7xpditonfondneesar
sophomore summer camp, using as Thf ewunierito snamous a
temporary quarters a lumber camp ' there a place where the contin- quate and ix
of Cleveland-Cliffs Iron company'adex s
in Alger county, about ten miles ' a posed toiviewacetsra.bag d
west of Munising and a short dis-n ,.. hbPoesossadthywul ests fomd
tarice of the man road. he use reealotesr location osadof he fossil ,fretIfo
oftan ca tem inroad.e se ev
of thscapi;md osil area when they had collected all
through the courtesy of the coni- .>.;teseiesnee o ok
pany', and it is estimated that 3 he peien eee frwok
twny-iettdnt"il ttnt; nilt a ie, they intend to!
the session. Professor Robert li which might interfere. r
Craig, Jr., who has just returned tl 1 Fi 11FIilllI
from a tr-ip to select the camp site, ,::r"; = _ F II lIIIl"tiIIIIIIIIII~
will be Director and Professor Shir- "
ley W. Allen, an instructor '= AN-N
The purpose of the camp is toatt
,give the forestry students who have .- t h
completed two years of collegiate A * ~ A.. -i
work and are about to enter on ad- ~li1~
trance studies in the School of - Everu I1L~
Forestry and Conservation a {-k7Ai_ '"
thorough acquaintance with MVichi- ~e~cA~7 ""w
to practice forestry in the field. The t vz Saturday ite, a
measuring of logs, individual trees "?c / ^ ~ wi' <. :<::r? s . COIT
and stands of timber, study of ;=- ^- -
growth and yield of timber stands, = P rk la
practice in fire prevention and With severe storms on the noth Atlantic thiee lines the SS America, pictured above, the S. S. laK -inx
suppression and the construction of President Harison and the Germain steamship, Yorck answeed S 0 S. calls sent out by the Italian - -
forest improvements, will make uip freighter Florida, and the American tanker Dannedaike, reported in distress of the Virginia Capes. Capt. __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ ____ _ _ _ s
the program. { George Fried, lower right, hero of the Antinoe rescue,is skipper of the America, -veybod
The location of the temporary- Welcome =
camp will permit frequentexcoTLrATON L BO A OYaI ISEraitind"he continued, How-
theonsgtonwood-orkig industries of i ever, all experimentation is not IiItIIIItiIIIiIIIIIiiit.
tergio including paper mills,, FOR USE B Y SCHOOL OF FORES T R Y i finding physical proper ties since
sawmills, woodenware, veneer, and: chemistry. physics, and other allied
Wood distillation plants. The carp "The utilization laboratory of the, than any other country since the; fields constitute other aspects.
is also located within the Mackin- School of Forestry and Conserva-j government has had a laboratory - --_ ___
ac Purchase unit, established..b established at Madison, Wisconsin, Subscribe to The Michigan Daily,
th ainlForest Rsev tion io. cmlteyeuipdsince 1910, where a large stafft is ;$2.50 the halt year-It's worth it..
teN onlRsraonand being used in expermienta- -_____. _ _____--"-yTh rto
comnmission, and including the area' tion," declared Prof. W. Kynoch, of eA to
in which purchases are being madec the forestry school, .yesterday. The Films
for one of the "National Forests in Professor Kynoch has been in
the Upper peninsula. This canmp is charge of the complete installation
also near some splendid stands of I of equipment in the laboratory now- °-
virgin timber and within anl easy ! located in the old heating plant
reachs of modern logging operations.I behind the Dental school.ie r
The students will be in the :roods Loa1odsaenwbenet COSMOPOLITAN
Loa od r o en et 0until the mxiddle of August and it di h aoaoyt eemn OPENING
is the belief of the School of Fores-; their physical properties, but it is { HOWLX~T~~ TODAY
try and Conservation that this 1 hoped that within a few, months HURRICAINE i' ume1fprcic.wrkudr xVVtescolmaLegno ar
perienced leadership will equip the! ular program of testing South
boys to get more out of the junior American timbers, which wa~n-IY ul okwthluhe.Y ul
summer's employmnent. This is pounced some time ago hoteta l d your sides ..... as Chester
usually spent on National or St'ateitive.
forests or private woods operations.;I "The new forestry laboratory." tears through traffic in his anti-,
It is hoped that within a short Prof. Kynochx said, "will keep quated taxi for love, loot and life !
time arrangeinents will be made by; closely in 'touch with the labora-
the University for a permanent; tories of Great Britain, Canada, LOOT-ED M tn
summer camp for the forestry stu- United States, and India in order Re;o
dents in good stand of virgin Umnb-* that each may keep abreast of the JEWELSRe Mu nyo{
e1 and with sufficient area for other in experimentation results."( iteHg Sa .x
conducting forestry operations year! The local laboratory will also fal- {r, BLAZING the High eSas .
after year. All products of the low closely the methods employed ! U S lm n aso
forest .will be involved in such ~a by the older institutions.GUS
plan including timber, game, fur, "There is probably more timber FLEIN
fish, and recreation. research done in the United States 'i\ CR O S
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warinig ile pub~lic ox!1Jpiainetna lt aU.littC leiole tl.iai halt.
angers. He states that !Thie entire forest land of Michigan
more total money than is provided for, but the protection
is spent because the is inadequate for the usual emier-
ppropriated are inade- 'genies, Micigant having a little
intended for restoration jmore than eig hteen million acres
ire prevention. It would1 of forests, for the protection of
deal better to save the which Michigan received from the
iburning at all than to federal gol.,ern ment, $55,000.
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