T Law Institute Holds Second Session Here Enforcement Officers Hold Meetings For Study Of Crime Detection With an even larger attendance than at the first meeting, the second day session of the Institute for Law Enforcement Officers, held yesterday in the West Medical Building, was addressed by three members of the University faculty and by an officer of the Michigan State Police. In the first morning meeting, Prof. John C. Bugher of the pathology de- partment discussed the "External Ap- pearances of the Body," a continua- tion of his lecture given in the pre- vious session. He centered his dis- cussion on a practical basis for po- lice work, mentioning hypostasis, po- sition, livores mortis, and the dif- ferentiation of post-mortem from an- te-mortem lesions. Following this lecture, Prof. Bugh- er opened a period devoted to the use of photographic methods in pre- serving and studying evidence. The afternoon session, following a luncheon meeting in the Union, was opened by Prof. Herbert W. Em- erson, director of the Pasteur Insti- tute here, who continued his. discus- sion of poisons from the previous ses- sion, speaking on the selection, car- ing for, and transportation of ma- Asks For Purging Liquor To Be Sold By Mail, Picard States Liquor Commission Will Do Mail Order Business, (hairiiian Announces SAGINAW, March 19-(A) -The Michigan Liquor Control Commis- sion, Chairman Frank A. Picard an- nounced tonight, is going into the mail order liquor business within three weeks, with mail order stores in Saginaw, Detroit, Lansing, Grand Rapids, and Escanaba. Every available brand of wine and liquor will be stocked in the mail .order stores, and catalogues, listing brands and prices, will be available for the public in 10 days, Picard said. Purchasers will write to their nearest store for desired brands, ac- companying the orders with checks to cover the price and cost of ship- ping. Picard explained tonight that the State decided on mail orders as the stores could not handle all available brands. He said that the State stores now have 400 brands of wine, which he said was more than Quebec and Ontario commissions carry altogeth- er, and 55 brands of Scotch whiskey, more than offered by any other two States. NEW DIFFERENT D DELICIOUS ....." HON EY-DIPT Don u ts BREAKFAST "Dunk" a Honey- Donut with coffee 00-Associated Press Photo This excellent closeup of the President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was taken when the first lady returned to Washington from her trip to the West Indies, just in time to attend the family dinner cele- brating the famous couple's twenty-ninth wedding an niversary. The President met Mrs. Roosevelt at the station, and they are shown as they started for the White House. terials intended for toxicological ex- In order to inaugurate in Ann Ar- amination. bor a jubilee celebration of the 50th The last lecture of the afternoon anniversary of organized summer was given by Prof. Carl V. Weller, camping, a meeting of theadirectors director of the Pathological Labora- of Ann Arbor camps was called yes- tories, who discussed the "Complete terday noon in the Union by Edith Autopsy and the Protocol of the Au- Owen, director of Community Fund topsy." activities. The proposed celebration would be Meetings of the Institute, scheduled patterned after the one now being on alternate Mondays through April held in New York, which has pic- 16, are held under the auspices of tured camping in tableaus and pag- the Extension Division. The next eants, and would last until the be- session, in addition to the local au- ginning of the camping season in thorities, will hear Inspector Charles June. Detroit summer camps are C. Carmody of the Identification Bu- being organized Friday to consider reau of the Detroit Police Depart- a Wayne County celebration, and ment. according to Miss Owen, the Ann Arbor group of camps may join the JUNIOR A.A.U.W. TO MEET Detroit group. The music appreciation group of the Junior A.A.U.W. will meet at DAMES TO MEET TONIGHT 7:45 p.m. today in the League. Mrs. The Michigan Dames will meet at Byrl Fox Bacher will discuss Cham- 8 p.m. tonight in the League. There ber Music; and the musical program, will be a business meeting, and initi- consisting of a Debussy quartet, will ation of new members. feature a string ensemble. -Associated Press Photo Eddie Rickenbacker, America's 26- plane war ace, is shown as he ap- peared before the senate postoffice committee and urged that President Roosevelt "purge his official family of those traitorous elements who mis- advised him" on the air mail situa- tion. Operator's Advice Aids Reer-Drinking Husband BERKELEY, Calif., March 19 -R) --At 8 p.m. last night an excited woman's voice informed the Univer- sity of California operator that her! husband was making beer in her tree-spray bowl and was preparing to drink It. Unable to obtain an answer from either the chemistry or medical de- partments, the operator advised the frantic woman to try a raw egg if her husband partook of any of the beverage. Half an hour later the voice againI was heard: "Hello, University? Thank you. We're bringing you over some beer." A Fountain Pen For Every Poekethook $1.00 $1.95 $2.95 '5.00 $7.50 x$10. :3O tlli ti<,tt A T 4 I Oc Trial Bag for odd times around the house - 4 for 10c T SDozen 30c SUBWAY cOFF-EE SHOP 727 North University Cigarettes and throw out any imperfect cigarettes. f44