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FRIDAY, MAY 15, 193G

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Starhemberg Says 'World 6
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only over his dead body," the spokes-
man added.7
"Reports from the provinces stat-
ed men everywhere are rallying be-
hind von Starhemberg. On his re-
turn from Rome, where he was start- 7
ing tonight, he will be greeted by a'
reconstructed Heimwehr, waiting his 8
commands."
But at the chancellery Schusch-
higg, who holds four portfolios in his 8
new government, radiated confidencej
as he set up a regime inclined to- 9
ward liberality and democracy rath-
er than fascism.
He promised loyalty to Italy, dis- 9
patching a message to Premier Mus-9
solini assuring him that Austria re-
mains loyal to her "protector."
Von Starhemberg, regarded as a
close friend of Il Duce, cancelled an
airplane passage to Rome and
planned to leave tonight for the l
Italian capital by train.
Chancellor Schuschnigg is making
an effort to increase popular sup-
port of the army, the clergy, many
farmers, legitimists and business menV
weary of political turmoil.1:
But the more democratic Schu-
:chnigg becomes the more certain he
is of driving von Stahremberg intor
opposition, observers said.l
Schuschnigg received several dip-
lomats today and explained to them
that no radical change in foreign 1
relations is contemplated, with the
Rome Pact remaining the corner-
stone of poicy
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:45-WJR Boake Carter.
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Paraffin Used
For Protection
From Neutrons.
Precautions For Shielding
Scientists From Rays Are
Described
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very great importance that investi-
gators are well protected. It is for
this same reason that the cyclo-
tron is heralded as possibly furnish-}
ina new methods for the cure off

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00d A ours Twenty-two of the 40 government \EL=1Ir.1JACK HOLT
."punish with expulsion persons ap- witnesses have testified. The prose- "DANGEROUS
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Boos Of Crow d order will be made, Swingout rest for the Sargent Fuel Oil Company, W L RNEWS- CARTOON
alone on the senior class," Dixo of Kalamazoo, testified his company WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING
said. "Each senior must realize that ---_-__ _ _,_ _
(Continued from Page 1) the success and continuation of
- _Swingout depends on his individual
Robert Lowe, who made witticisms conduct.
at the expense of Alpha Nu. Incih"Swingout can be as it.has been
at th expnse f Alha N. Inili the past - a dignified and color-
dentally Mr. Lowe is a member of{ ful tradition, rather than all oppor- o a "
Sigma Rho Tau. Also at this time tunity for misfits to indulge in rowdy-
it would be well to mention that ism."
Alpha Nu put up a valiant defense The petition stated that although
in spite of that engineer on the see- the judiciary committtees would not
be responsible for disorderliness or
ond floor who kept letting steam out rowdyism after the Swingout and Sen-
of a jet as the Alpha Nu speakers ior Sing, they would make every effort
were on the rostrum, to prevent such action. o n

Preuss Takes
Russel Award;
Winter Talks
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many, France, Switzerland, England
and the Netherlands.
In the words of President Ruth-
ven, who presented the award, Pro-
fessor Preuss "as a teacher is highly
praised by students and colleagues.
He has an extensive list of publica-
tions which contains important bril-
liant contributions."
Immediately after the announce-
ment of the recipient of the award,
Dr. Ruthven introduced Dr. Heber D.
j Curtis, president of the Research
club, who presented Professor Wint-
er. The subject of the lecture given
by Professor Winter, the eleventh
faculty man to receive the honor of
giving the Russel address, was "Pa-
pryology: Its Contributions and
Problems."
After tracing the early uses of
the papyri as writing material, Pro-
fessor Winter said that "sometimes
papyri can add the, greatest contribu-
tions toward the understanding of
history, law and other subjections.
I Much of it needs further study."
Further problems of the papryolo-
gist a in the deciphering and inter-
pretation of certain papyri were de-
I scribed by Professor Winter, and
he pointed out that different dis-
coveries of papyri from various ex-
cavations were continually shedding
light upon obscure periods of history.
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