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HOSPITAL INSTALLS NEW MACHINES
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REPORTS OFFILE[S
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Today's Radio Programs
(Ei..tern Standard Time)
The preference for radio enter-
Twenty Journalism Departments tainment tonight switches to the
And Schools Will Send Columbia Broadcasting system. The
Research Data. usual Friday night chain broad-
casts as well as various local feat-
Reports of all the newspaper files ures will be heard. Music will play
of the 20 leading schools through- the most important part with a
out the country offering a curricu- number of bands, symphonies and
lum in journalism are being re- dance orchestras being offered.
Columbia nresents a partiriarly
undergomg treatment. quested by the American Associa-
Another machine which induces tion of Schools and Departments of
a rather startling condition in the
tubercular patient is the apparatus Jurnalism.
for the effecting of what is known In this way a list of practically
as a pneumathorax, which means all the old papers in college librar-
increasing the air in a chamber ies in the United States may be
which surrounds each lung, so that compiled. According to Prof. John
the muscles which surround that L. Brumm, head of the journalism
organ are relieved of the force department, historians and jour-
which keeps the lung expanded nalists should find the report in-
which causes the lung to collapse valuable if they wish to make first
to the size of a man't fist. This al- hand study.
lows cavities that form in the lung Professor Brumm believes Michi-
during the process of tuberculosis gan's William Clements library will
to heal, it was explained by Dr. produce many interesting finds, as
Strickler. it is considered the best collection
of Americana in the country, in-
cluding even the Smithsonian Insti-
B erlin Offier Fired tute.
for'Pawning Trousers Modern newspapers are in serious
danger of disappearing, Brumm ad-
ded, as the paper browns and crum-
BERLIN, Oct. 22.--(P)--Keeping bles. Papers of Civil War days are
his uniform trousers in pawn for in better shape than most of the
nearly four months cost Police Ser- World War files. The matter is
geant Victor Lehmann his job. really a problem, and apparently
He managed to get along by bor- has no solution that does not entail
rowing trousers from colleagues.. heavy cost, he said.
EDUCATION PROFESSOR DISCUSSES
SAFETY AND REMEDY FOR SCHOOLS
"The remedy and the safeguard- question is whether these curtail-
ing of the public school program in ments will continue to increase
Michigan does not lie immediately over a period of time.
in a drastic change in taxation "The reorganization of school
in adrasic hang intaxaiondistricts on a country-wide basis
methods but rather in the progres- including urban areas, or in certain
sive reorganization of the local instances a combination of coun-
political aid social units, the town- ties would result in a better distri-
ship and the school district," says bution of taxable wealth for school
Prof. Arthur B. Moehlman in the support, a gradual lowering of ad-
current issue of the School of Edu- ministrative charges, and a more
cation Bulletin. efficient and better designed physi-
Curtailments in school budgets cal plant developed objectively on
resulting from the depression have need rather than on trade area
not so far very greatly affected edu- competition assumptions," the ar-
cation, according to Prof. Moehl- ticle says.
man, because the purchasing power
of the dollar has increased. The Patient Walks Away
Dr. Fisher Will Speak From Hospital Ward
on 'Hinduism Reborn Leo Hoffman, 22, disappeared
from the psychopathic ward of the
"Hinduism Reborn" will be the Univeisity hospital sometime dur-
subject of a sermon by Dr. Freder- ing the morning or early afternoon
ick B. Fisher Sunday evening at Wednesday, hospital authorities re-
the F i r s t Methodist Episcopal ported. Hoffman was clad in blue
church. This will be the first of a trousers and a blue sweater. This
series of three talks on the great is the second patient to walk away
religion s of the world. from the ward within the past few
The second sermon on the sriesidays.
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