rA.E rwGLa mICI __ ___ __ ___ rr,,DA, NOV. 6, 1936 President Turns From'Campaign To Visit Home DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN FRIDAY, NOV. 6, 1936 VOL. XLVII No. 35 Notices expect to graduate in February, 1937 ing. Tickets for the luncheon may be should see Prof. M. J. Thompson, secured at the A.A.U.P. registration B-47b East Engineering Bldg., at table in the lobby of the Michigan I their earliest convenience, in order Union, Saturday morning. to supply information needed fori personal work in contacting various' aircraft manufacturers who may be Teacher's Certificate Candidates: looking for aeronautical engineers. The statement at the meeting on 1 To the Meilbers of the University Regional Conference, The Ameri- Council: There will not be a meeting, can Association of University Profes- cnrc "n"'rr"n N""7 atf*hpMi .l-ii of the University Council this month.' Louis A. Hopkins, Secy. Freshman Engineers: The Mentor Reports will be ready early next week. Mentor's interview periods will be posted Monday next to the en- trance to Dean Sadler's office. sol, O.1u,1(V, du 411e of+ho Cfihi- gan Union: I Morning conference at 10 a.m. Luncheon meeting, 12:15 p.m. Afternoon Conference, 2 p.m. The Executive Committee of the local chapter of the A.A.U.P. invites all members of the University of Michigan faculty and of other college faculties of the region to attend both conferences and the luncheon meet- Monday that the candidates for the Teacher's Certificate would be per- mitted only 17 hours in Education, and must elect 107 hours of Literary College subjects represents the cus- tomary division of work between Lit- erary and Education courses. Ex- emption from the strict interpreta- tion of this regulation may be per- mitted upon the advice of the con- centration adviser for the major sub- ject. The University Bureau of Appoint- (Continued on Page 4) i - Associated Press Photo The ilgers of the campaign over, President Roosvelt visited with his mether, Mrs. Sara Delano Rensevelt, at his home at Hyde Park, N. Y. Both were apparently in high spirits when this picture was taken. Students, College of Engineering:; Saturday, Nov. 7, will be the final day for dropping a course without record. Courses may be dropped with the permission of the classifier after conference with the instructor in the course. 1937 Mechanical Engineers: In case you are interested in possible em- ployment with the E. I. DuPont De- Nemours and Company following graduation, will you kindly obtain de- tails in Rcbm 221 West Engineering building at your earliest convenience. Senior Aeronautical Engineers: All Senior Aeronautical Engineers who Connies "short waves a new style HIGH-IN-FRONT 'a thr 161'1n'1in As a suggestion of the fields of further study opened by an under- n 'n a , red standing of the nature of the active materials causing cancerous growth, Professor Bachmann pointed out P os ef >imilarities in the structure, and more surprisingly, the action of the sex hormones and these cancer agents. A China freed from outside inter- Synthetic compounds having func- ference would exhibit within the next tions of the female sex hormone in generation the greatest progress ever particular, he said, appear to be made by any nation in that period, in readily convertible from cancer- mn causing compounds; and it also has the opinion of Prof. W. Carl Rufus of been found that the hormones pos- the astronomy department, who re- sess some cancerous activity. The turned this summer from a year's! similarities between the male and fe- tour of the Orient. male hormones, and the comparativedg eaewt hc tehroe a Foundations for great forward be prepared from a common starting strides by industry, educatio and material would seem to argue, he scientific research were evident in the concluded, that future discoveries in country, Professor Rufus reported. either of these fields might well carry Chinese universities have developed over into the other. and acquired thoroughly modern physical equipment and teaching staffs; and scientific study is being EVENING RADIO fostered by a nationalized group of professional and research societies, PROGRAMS he said. Elementary educational fa- cilities are likewise undergoing rapid -expansion, he added. 6:00- Industrialization Evident WJR Stevenson Nes. Already great advancement hasl WW JT1 Tyson: Dinn.r Hour. occured in some directions, Professor WXYZ March of Melody. CKLW String Ensemble. Rufus went on. In contrast to the ap- WJR Rubincif-rilur. pearance of the country in the early WXYZ Fact Finder. years of the century, when Professor CKLW News and Sports. Rufus lived for some time in Korea, G6:30-- WJR Jimmie Allen. the industrialization of various see- WWJ Bulletins: Odd Facts. tors is very pronounced. Shanghai, in CKLW Melody Lane. particular, has become one of the w:45- world's leading commercial centers, WJR Renfrew of the .Mounted testaki e WWJ Musical Monients. he noted, despite' the setback it re WXYZ Lowell Thomas. ceived from Japanese invasion a few CKLW Rhythm Trio. 7:00- years ago. WJR Musical Program. Prominent among the Chinese of- WXYZ Musicaners .ficials and educators who vision a. CKLW Little Jack Little. new China are University alumni, WJR Popeye The Sailor. Professor Rufus declared. During his WWJ Evening Melodies, travels he visited the Michigan clubs WXYZ Rhythm Parade. in principal cities, and found large' CKLW Hughie Barrett. :30-C- numbers of former Barbour 'scholars WJR Goose Creek Parson. and other graduates scattered WWJ Edwin C. Hill. CKLW variety Revue. ( through China, including two uni- rirXYZ The Lone Ranger. I_________________ Capable'Of reat tTo, Own'Devices versity presidents and half of the Tsientsin city council. Uncertain Feeling Found In the possibility of further Japan- ese advance from the north, or from the south through Formosa, Profes- sor Rufus saw the chief disturbing element in the picture of Chinese national progress. He found a feel- ing of uncertainty to exist in the northern provinces; and the college students appeared very violent against outsiders, he added. Valuable books and apparatus have been concealed in many instances in North China, he said. In addition to his travels in China, Professor and Mrs. Rufus also visited Japan, Korea, Manchoukuo, India, Burma, the Malay States, Borneo, the Philippines and Hawaii. TO HOLD MOCK DEBATE The mock debate to be held by Alpha Nu and Athena, men's and women's debating societies respective- ly, has been postponed from Nov. 11 to Nov. 18, according to Grace Gray, '37, president of Athena. T , MNMWO QUALITY WORK POPULAR PRICES MICHIGANENSIAN PHOTOGRAPH ER 619 EAST LIBERTY ST PHONE 4434 wl with I D A L U PI NO LEO CARRILL O ---- COMING CLARK GABLE in "CAIN AND MABEL" JACOBSON'S COLLEGIATE-SHOE SHOP i ' 1 1 11 - I- 11 Ii m ili I COLLEGE and FRATERNIT JEWELRY Y WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING Arcade JewelryShop CARL F. 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