THE M_CTHICIGAN DAILY

TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1932

MINIATURE AUT O ASSEMBLY PLANTT
ON DISPLAY AT DE SOTO SALES ROOM noTVNT PA

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(Bk; Tm N.T s Service)
MADISON, Wis., March 14-Cul-
minating the most furiously con-
tested action ever brought before
them, the University of Wisconsin
faculty has abolished the compul-
sory pnysical education for " men
by a vote of 97 to 77, and adopted
an amendment setting a "mini-
mum requirement" for women.
Despite the forces drawn up by
the physical education department
in protest against the adoption of
the committee report, the faculty
decided, in the words of one mem-
ber, "that the departrm.ont of phys-
ical education should devote its
talent and efforts to the satisfac-
tion of those undergraduates, grad-
uates, and faculty members who
'desire the opportunity for physical
recreation, and let those students
who don't want it go without."
The repeal takes effect at the
close of the current semester. The
committee at the same time was
requested to conduct further in-
vestigations into the possibility of
optional intramural athletics as a
substitute for the present require-
ment.,
They were also asked to investi-
_gate the effect of the abolition up-
on the Reserve Officers' Training
Corps here. That it would react ad-,
versely to the status of the organ-
ization was definitely felt by var-
ious membersof the faculty. Major
"PontFox, commandant of the local
unit, was present, but did not speak
obn the measure.

Eight experts worked for four According to representatives of
months to produce "the world's the DeSoto company the display is
most expensive mechanical toy," a 'an exact reproduction of the De- n-- 0
miniature automobile a s s e mbly Soto assembly plant in Detroit. The ---
plant that really works and turns cars it turns out are two and one-' The Super-University' Will Be
out actual model DeSoto cars. The half inches long. Because of the Topic as President Talks
model plant, now on display at the fact that while the machinery in
Hendee-Baird Motor Sales room, at the factory itself is of standard de-; inChicago Friday.
502 E. Washington street, is said sign for the most part, it was ne-?-
to have cost $20,000. Peter De cessary to build the working parts "The Super-University" will be
Paolo, famous race driver, will ex- in the miniature down in exact the topic of President Ruthven's
plain the mechanism of the exhibit. scale, considerable ingenuity was address next. Friday morning as{
required in designing and building part of the annual program of the
nnu~~~ED he model.ipatothanulpormfte
A study of the DeSoto factory-by North Central Association of Col-
a staff of craftsmen-mechanics was leges and Secondary Schools, meet-
the first step in preparation for the ing Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri-
building:of the model, and phot
graphs and sketches of all the fac_ day in Chicago.
tory operations were taken, as well The address, delivered for the
as hundreds of dimensions. program in charge of the commis-
U. S. Government Attempts to In laying out the first draftofi sion on secondary schools. will comeI
Put Idle Dollars to Work inte coring tte ae near the close of a conference in
adopted considerable time was ex-
Confidence Drive. pended, while the solution of the which Dean J. B. Edmonson, presi-
various engineering problems in- dent of the association, and Prof.
Anti-hoarding publicity in Ann volved in the process of reducing Raleigh Schorling, both of the edu-
Arbor has received the aid o f a the plant and actuating the mov- cation school, will have prominent
more definite measure in the offer- ing parts required additional weeks. parts.
ing by local banks of government Further research was necessary It will also be attended by Pro-
treasury certificates for savers. to discover the size, speed, and type fessors C. O. Davis and G. E. Car-
The certificates come in denomina- of motors to be installed in the rothers of the education school,
tions of $50, $100, and $500; and miniature plant, while the ratio Vice-president Clarence Yoakum,
bear interest at the rate of 2 per of reduction gears necessary and and Dean J. R. Effinger. of the lit-
cent. what methods were best suited for erary school.
A feature of the new certificates installing the working parts also President Ruthven, Pres. H. W.
is that they are to be redeemable presented perplexing problems, ex- Chase of the University of Illinois,
on demand. The privilege of invest- perts said. Pres. G. W. Rightman of Ohio State
ing savings in a security directly Sheet brass, brass castings, Brit- university, and Pres. Walter A. Jes-
backed by the United States gov- tania steel castings, steel, wood. sup of the University of Iowa will
ernment and offering use of the Vehisote, and celluloid were among deliver the principal addresses of
funds whenever needed is expected the materials used in constructing the sessions.
to attract many investors who have the model. Committee reports will be pre-
(hitherto been holding their money sented relating to standards for
through doubt of the integrity and Missionary to India high schools and colleges, athletic
Safety of securities offered or be-poies college entrance require-
cause of' fear that theyrcould not Will Talk Here Today ments, the scope-of units in certain
obtain their money in time of need. secondary school subjects, and oth-
Pres. H. Silvester of the Ann Ar- "Are Missions Out of Date?" will er matters of professional interest
bor Chamber of Commerce heads be the topic of an address by Ralph to college and high school repre-
th Citi~ns' Renstruction' or- "Isentatives.

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Plan to Investigate
Mentality of Child
at New Chicago Lab

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CHICAGO, March 15. -- uP)
There's a new laboratory at Uni-
versity of Chicago where they'll
take apart a child's mentality to

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It is housed in the new graduate
education building, which is to be
dedicated during a meeting of
prominent educators today a n d
Tuesday, and its task is to analize
in the cold-blooded manner of
science the methods of learning,
opening the way for improvement.
A camera-like machine, several
years in development, measures
a pupil's aptitude for learning by
photographing his eyes as they
traverse lines of reading matte.
The fewer its jumps the more
practiced the eye.
An electrical device r e c o r d s
heart beats and blood pressure of
a child not only to show whether
he becomes excited under t h e
ordeal of a classroom test but al-
so what his reactions are to a con-
cert or a play, thus indicating the
appreciation of music or drama.
A "tonoscope" gauges the range
of a voice, records it in graph, and
demonstrates its flexibility, making
way for improvement of a monot-
onous voice or widening a range.
Its development for use in teach-
ing music is said by teachers to be
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FROSH FR OLIC
$4.O0-Tickets-44.00
ON SALE AT TI UNION
Music by
HENRY BUSSE
And His 17 Piece Band
Friday, March 18th
From 9-2
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200 SINGERS
Gallerg Chorale C no r
300 Singers from Michigan High Schools
FREDERICK AlEX! DER, (C>onwcor
The B3ach St. Maithw Passion
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ganization formed to carry out lo-
cally the work which is receiving
nation-wide attention since Presi-
dent Hoover's recent appeal.
Ford, Van Popoelen
to Address Enginee's
"Time and Motion Studies and

R. Keithan missionary to ourn,
India, to be given this afternoon at
4:15 in Alumni Memorial hall.
Keithahn attracted considerable
attention in 1929 because of his op-
position to British repressive meas-
ures in India. He was asked to
leave that country when he persist-
ed in wearing the native costume
despite repeated warnings of the
officials.

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