Tf E MICHIGAN D AILY1
. F'RIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1935
New Series Of
Broadcasts To
14efm Snday
Talks To Be On Juvenile
Delinquency; Prof. Carr
Is First Speaker
A series of dicess-ions on juvenile
delinquency to be broadcast over
WJR at 1:30 p.m. Sundays will be
opened this Sunday by Prof. Lowell
J. Carr of the sociology department
who will speak on the subject "Fac-
ing Up to the Problem of Juvenile
Delinquency."
Continuing the series on the fol-
lowing Sunday, a panel discussion on
the "Causative Factors of Juvenile
Misbehavior" will be given by Prof.
Raleigh Schorling of the School of
Education, Prof. Edward B. Greene
of the psychology department, and
Mrs. H. S. Mallory, director of social
service at the Psychopathic Hospital
of the University.
Another panel discussion on Oc-
tober 27 will take up the question,
"Why Don't Michigan Communities
Do a Better Job of Preventing Juv-
enile Delinquency?" and will be led
by Dr. Edward W. Blakeman, coun-
selor in religious education; L. H.
'Lamb, superintendent of schools. of
Flint; and W. P. Rutledge, chief of
police of Wyandotte.
On November 3 J. M. Rowlander,
probation supervisor of the State
will discuss "What is the Most Im-
mediately Practical Thing That Can
Be Done to Improve Juvenile Pro-
bation and Parole in Michigan?"
The series will close November 10
with a panel discussion on the ques-
tion "How Can Schools, Courts and
Communities be Geared into a Prac-
tical Program of Delinquency Pre-
vention?" The discussion group will
be comnposed of Dean J. B. Edmon-
son of the School of Education; D.
J. Healy, Jr., Judge of Probate, Ju-
venile Division, Detroit; and Mrs.
Charles Eaton, former president of
the Ann Arbor Women's Club.
To Hold Rites For
. L. Wilgus Today
Funeral rites for Professor-Emer-
itus Horace L. Wilgus, who died sud-
denly Tuesday afternoon of a heart
attack, will be held at 3 p.m. today
at his home, 1547 Washtenaw Ave.
The burial will be made in the For-
est Hills cemetery, and the Rev. Alli-
son Ray Heaps of the Congregational
Church will officiate. Friends may
call at the residence.
Zenge Looks Confident
C lassified Directory e.
--Associated Press Photo.
Smiling and apparently not wor-
ried over the outcome of his trial
for the mutilation murder of Dr.
Walter J. Bauer, Mandeville W.
Zenge appeared for the opening of
the court's action against him.
The jury was selected and the trial
begun yesterday.
Medical Men
Dubious Over
Cancer Cure
Authenticity Of 'Emsol,'
Protein Destroyer, Is
Questioned By Doctors
Obscurity surrounding the "cancer
cure" said to have been discovered
by Dr. Henry C. Connell of Queen
University, Kingston, Canada, has
caused most medical men to doubt its.
authenticity reported Dr. Mark Mar-
shall, chief of staff of the St. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital, yesterday.
Dr. MarshAli cited the Journal of
the American Medical Association as
pointing out that Dr. Connell had
made no report of his researches
either before or after it was pub-
licized in the press, and that his de-
scription of the method of prepara-
tion of his cancer-curing product is
so incomplete and confused as to
make duplication of his work impos-
sible.
A solution, called "emsol," con-
taining enzymes capable of destroy-
-ing proteins and manufactured
through the bacillus histolyticus, is
Dr. Connell's discovery, according to
press accounts. This solution prac-
tically dissolves cancerous tissue
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when injected into the infected flesh,
it is claimed.
Before this cancer cure can be1
accepted, Dr. Marshall stated, scien-
tific investigation must be made, the
patients allegedly cured to determine
if they ever had cancer.
"It takes time to determine if there
is anything to this discovery," Dr.
Marshall declared. "It would 'be nec-
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periments in various nospitals in or-
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value."
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Reasonable rent. 915 Oakland.
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Paintings Of Local
Scenes Are Shown
Water color paintings, depicting
Ann Arbor scenes, are on display this
week on the first floor corridor of
the Architecture Building. The
paintings were done during the past
summer by students in Prof. Myron
B. Chapin's class in outdoor painting.
The exhibit represents scenes from
or near the campus.
The students, Proiessor Chapin
said, are encouraged to lend individ-
uality to the work. The class, com-
posed of architects, teachers and
e,
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Today and Saturday
W. C. FIELLDS:in
"THE MAN N THE
FLYING TRAPEZE"
RICHARD DIX in a triumphant
return by pcpulair request.
"CIMARRON"
New Adventureso Tarzan,
Chapter 5
i ~ NOW Showing
NOTICES
WILL PERSON who took wrong cor-
duroy jacket at Granada Cafe
please return and exchange.
TEACHER of popular and classical
piano music. Helen Louise Barnes.
Call 8469. 2x
FOR SALE
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Excellent condition. $15 cash. Late
style. Ph. 5539, 734 S. Division.
Water softeners. Apartment size
$12. Home size $25. Jero soft
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545 Thompson. 48
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and shower for three. Additional
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FOR RENT: Single and double room.
1044 Olivia. Phone 2-1804. 43
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
VOICE BUILDING and singing. Pri-
vate and class lessons for juniors
and advance students. Grace
Johnson Konold, 1908 Austin.
Phone 4855. Formerly voice in-
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FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETS
Meeting yesterday to prepare a
tentative budget for 1936, the finance
committee of the county board of
supervisors found its chief problem
the financing of winter relief work.
The Federal government will turn
over the care of between 500 and 600
unemployed to the county on Nov. 1.
The cost to the county is expected
to be about $70,000.
ART CINEMA LEAGUE
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-Nat. Board of Review
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George Murphy
"AFTER THE
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and
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Hardie Albright
"CHAMPAGNE
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A "Battle for Life" Series Short.
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