rwo THE MICHIGAN DAILY sATR
Y, MARCH 12 1938
Another Pin Point In The United State
Imperialistic Map T Liiht Facilities
X Are-in ro0ved
' SoarSdS States'
BIlimess Office Lighting
I 309)Per Cent Better;
Prograim Will 4 oniniue
Lighting facilities in the main
business office in University Hall have
been improved 300 per cent at a cost
of $500, the Building and Grounds!
Department announced yesterday. I
This work is a continuation of the!
relighting program that was brought
about by a series of articles in the
Daily. The Angell Hall Study Hallsl
were relighted eary in February at:
Ia cost of $200.
The department plans to relight,
the Aeronautics laboratory within
the next 10 days. This room is an-
other that has been the source of fre-
juent complaint.
An estimate made several y1a7
p view) and Canton island (lower) ago'by Edward C. Pardon, head of
E the Building and Grounds depart-
Early, President's secretary. The ment, placed the needed funds at
U.S. and Australia. To clinch U.S. $12,000,
ve tent colony was set up in 1937 That sum has been refused the
department by the State Legisla-
____ _______________ture, and relighting work is progress-
ing piece-meal, as funds are accumu-'
SRA SPONSORS TEAj lated for each project.
The first of a series of weekly teas l It is estimated that at the presentj
to be sponsored by the Student Re- 1 rate relighting work will not be com-
ligious Association will be held at !pleted for several years, unless the
4:30 p.m. today at the Lane Hall Li-- Legislature makes the requested ap-
propriation when it convenes next
brary. All students are invited to year. Acoustics are also extremely
attend these affairs which are being bad, Mr. Pardon stated, but will have
run to encourage informal discussion to wait until the relighting program
among members of tho Association. 1is completed.
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Peace, not wir, spurred United States to claim tiny Enderbury island (to
in the central Pacific southwest of Hawaii, according to Stephen T.
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sovereignty over the isla nds, American colonists are la nding there. Abov
to permit observation of a solar eclipse.
DAILY OFFICIAL BUL LE TIN
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.
Copy received at the office of the Assistant to the President
until 3:30; 11:00 a.im. on Saturday.
SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1938 daily through Saturday, March 12. to the World War," on Tuesday,
VOL. XLVIII. No. 118 ~---1- March 15, at 4:15 in Natural Science1
Exhibition, College of Architecture: Auditorium, under the auspices of
To the Members of the University Examples of engraving, typography, I the Department of History. The
Council: There will be a meeting of printing in black-and-white and public is cordially invited.
the University Council on Monday, color, details in the manufacturing I
March 14, at 4:15 p.m., Room 1009 of a book, and details in the design , Lecture: Current events lecture by
A.H. and make-up of a magazine. Shown Professor Preston W. Slosson in the
- - through the'courtesy of The Lakeside Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre Tuesday
N.Y.A. Checks for the payroll period Press, R. R. Donnelley & Sons Com- afternoon at 4:15 p.m. Sponsored by
ending Feb. 23, are now ready for pany, Chicago. Ground floor cases, the A.A.U.W. Tickets are available
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9 to 5_ throuh h Anril 7 The ublir'
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Students of the College of Litera- is cordially invited. ILecture: Dr. Thomas L. Harris, au-
ture, Science, and the Arts: A meet- ~~thor of "Unholy Pilgrimage" will
ing will be held on Tuesday, March Lectures speak on "Basic Causes of the Con-
flict Between Church and State in
15, at 4:15 p.m. in Room 110 Library University Lectures: Professor Eli Germany and Russia," Michigan
for students in the College of. Litera-I Heckscher, President of the Econ- League, Monday, March 14, 4:15 p.m.
ture, Science, and the Arts and oth- omics Institute of Sweden, will give
ers interested in future work in li- a series of lectures on Economic His- University Lecture: Dr. Michael
brary science. Dr. W. W. Bishop, Li- tory under the joint auspices of the Heidelberger, Associate Professor of
,brorian of the University, will ad- Departments of Economics and His- Biological Chemistry, Columbia Uni-
dress the meeting. The next talk in . tory. The schedule is as follows: versity College of Physicians and Sur-
this vocational series will be given Monday, March 14. 4:15 Room C, geons. will lecture on "Recent Chemi-
on Thursday, March 17, by Dean A. Haven Hall. Economnie History of cal Tlieories of Immune Reactions
C Furstenberg of the Medical School.J Sweden, I. and Some Practical Applications," on
I-The public is cordially invited. Friday, March 18, in Room 1528 East
The Bureau has received a set of' +tMedical Building at 8 p.m., under the
"Instructions for Applicants" from! University Lecture: Professor Gae- auspiceds f the University and the
the Toledo, Ohio Board of Educa- tano Salvemini, former Professor of Michigan Department of Health. The
tion. History at the University of Flor- public. i s cordially invited.
Application for a teaching position ence, Lecturer on the History of Ital-
in -the Toledo Public Schools may be ian Civilization at Harvard Univer-, University Lecture: M. Jean Hostie,
made by anyonie under 50 years of sity, will lecture on "The Problems of Belgium, an international jurist,
age. of Italian Foreign Policy from 1871 (Continued on Page 4)
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