THE MICHIGAN DAILY

XV, NO IV. I'l6, -M

At junior class caucuses held by the
two parties of the School of Business
Administration students John A. Do-i
elle was nominated for president by
the Independent-Deltasig party and
Walter Crow for the Alpha Kappa
Psi-Independent party.
The other officers nominated for
the Independent-Deltasig party were:
Franklin T. Dannemiller, vice-presi-
dent; Janet L. Jackson, secretary;
Howard C. Parsons, treasurer; Ernest'
Pederson, J-Hop representative.
The Alpha Kappa Psi-Independent
party nominations include: Lloyd'
Strickland, vice-president; I r w i n
Bailey, secretary; Donald Parry,
treasurer; Ernest Pederson, J-Hop
committeeman.

B o ks WDiamond of the German department
F culmyMe mbers Write iany B oks and "Physikalisch Chemisches Prak-
tikum" by Prof. Kasimir Fajans of
_______the chemistry department, and J.
Topicsrangingfromeskimostoasat bhatoTust. The book has been translated
Tns d are translated by the author. d and reported upon by Professor into English, Spanish and Russian.
complicated formulas were the sub- Another addition to the University Haber in the second report of the A "Handbook of Latin American
ject matter of numerous books writ- Scestate Emergency Welfare Relief
ten by faculty members and pub- h Colecton, by Prof. He Commission. The report showsa Studies. g by aueo schrs in-
Michigan Colcin"b rf er ower case load for 1935, not wholly cludes among its authors, Professors
lished this fall. A. Sanders. accounted for by WPA relief, and a of the history department, A. S. Ai-
Just off the press is the book; Of political and sociological irter- jeneral wave of employment caused ton, Prof. Preston E. James of the
"Peary" by Prof. William H. Hobbs,; est are the works of Prof. Arthur by the stimulation of an early pro- geography department, and Prof.
director of the geology laboratory, Bromage and Prof. James K. Pollock luction period in the automobile in- Dudley M. Phelps.
which tells of the long, eventful life of the political science department dustry. "Michigan Papers in Geography," a
and ultimate successful expedition of and Prof. William Haber of the eco- Prof. Waldo Abbot of the speech group of papers read before the geog-
this great 20th century explorer. Of j nomics department. "State Govern- department, director of broadcasting,
especial interest is the presentation ment and Administration in the Unit- is the author of "A Handbook of
of the Cook-Peary controversy, Pro- ed States," was the work of Professor Radio Broadcasting."
fessor Hobbs having made a careful Bromage. Books In German
study of the credentials of both men. Professor Pollock, chairman of the bookshaebnrmHnr, $ vbU RCs
Two olues hve een ddetoState Civil Service Study Commis- Several books have been written in7Is
the University of Michigan Studies,Sion, submitted the committee report Pr alter A r a H hirip
published under the direction of the in Lansing, July 20, 1936. The report Prof. Walter A. Reichart and Phillip
Board of Regents by the University dealt mainly with the survey into ex-
Press. "The Royal Correspondence isting personnel practices of the state, Wtc n Gt t
of the Assyrian Empire, Part IV," was a determination of the inherent evils, Watch RepairingI
added to the Humanities Series by a study of other state's systems, and HALLER'S SQ U A RE
Prof. Leroy Waterman of the depart- a proposed civil service system for the .eer
eratures. Letters of the law-giver A survey of Michigan's relief and s tate and Liberty 611 EAST WiI
Hammurabi are shown in the original unemployment problem was conduct-

raphy section of the Michigan Acad-
emy of Science, Arts and Letters,
formed the subject for a work by
Eugene S. McCartney, editor for the
Academy, assisted by Prof. R. B. Hal
of the geography department.
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The senior class of the School of
Education recently elected' Robert
J. Hill, '37Ed., to its presidency with-
out a dissenting voice in all of the ten
votes cast.
The rest of the slate presented
Grace Woodley, '37Ed., vice-presi-
dent, Gertrude Waehner, '37Ed.,
secretary and Robert W. Murray,
'37Ed., likewise were approved by the
voters.
Shell Expert To Visit
University Museums
William J. Clench, curator of the
mollusk division of the Museum of
Comparative Zoology at Harvard,
will spend one week beginning today
visiting the Universty Museums.
Most of the time will be spent com-
paring and studying different col-
lections of mollusks possessed by the
two schools.
GITHE, GRIFFEN RETURN
Dr. Carl E. Guthe, director of the
University Museums, and Dr. James
B. Griffin of the Museum of Anthro-
pology returned yesterday from a
week-end trip to Indianapolis where
the archaeological studies of the In-
diana district were discussed.

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