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THE SUMIHER MICHIGAN DAILY
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930
_TIMOSHENKO FINDS LOW CROP PRICES GRUEN WAT
DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN STIMULUS TO INDUSTRIAL PROSPERITY;
__Definite indication that periods a freer operation of the whole cred- H
Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of j of business prosperity are to a con-' it system of the country, carrying
the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Sum- siderable extent initiated and main- impulses of revival and optimism
mer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. 11:30 a. m. Saturday. tained by times of low price levels far into parts of the business sys-!
-- on agricultural products is the re- tem not directly connected with' WATCH REPA
VOL. X. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930. NUMBER 3 sult of an extensive study of agri- farming.
culture and business cycles by Vlad-1 A survey of business revivals and
College of Literature, Science, and the Arts: All students completing imir P. Timoshenko of the School depressions and the corresponding!
the requirements for graduation at the end of the Summer Session may of Business Administration. agricultural price levels for forty
pay the diploma fee now and until the close of the session. Blanks may Cycles in farm prices are dopend- years furnished the basis for Mr.
be obtained in Room 4, University Hall. D. L. Rich. ent upon cycles in volume of crops, Timoshenko's study. It is not
and are therefore largely independ- claimed that agricultural changes
ent of industrial activity the study are the only factors in businessI
Women Students: The Women's League invites all women students showed, but on the contrary indus- cycles, but that they are among
to a tea in the League on Thursday at 4 o'clock. It will be in honor of trial prosperity was shown to be the most important and funda- ISA
the departments of Library Science and Physical Education. closely related to agricultural price mental, being especially so in the!S
Margaret Morin, Social Chairman. levels, both in the starting of busi- starting and encouragement of pe-
ness booms and in keeping them riods of prosperity. On the
lfgoing. When prices for farm prod- The Michigan study was con-
Undergraduate Houses for Women: Signing-out slips should be left ucts were low business picked up, fined to conditions in the United
in the Undergraudate office of the League on or before August 15. but as the cycle advanced and agri- States, but is supported by similar
Isabelle Rayen, Summer President. cultural prices rose in relation to investigations and theory by Rus-
industrial prices, activity in the sian and British economists, indi-
latter field decreased and a period! cating that it may be applied to NOW
Afternoon Conference on Education: The last conference of the of depression set in. world markets.
summer will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Auditorium of the o rsio se in. SHOWING
University High School. Professor Leslie R. Marston will discuss "How prices is favorable to business ex- Peparations State
Queer Folk Get That Way." All who are interested mn Education rpansion, it is explained, becausBE
urged to come. Thomas Diamond. (he manufacturer can buy raw ma- for A.A.A. Cup Races CBE
terials cheaply and is encouraged -(pecar to The Daily)ICOM
Educational Clubs Joint Banquet: The annual banquet will take to produce large amounts of goods TOLEDO, O., Aug. 12.-Auto rac-
place this evening at 6:15 in the Michigan Union. "The Green Dragon" for sale at low prices. Sixty per ing fans of Northwestern Ohio and
is the subject chosen by Charles W. Bailey, Headmaster of the Holt cent of the value of the gross out- Southern Michigan will see the Exposing the
Secondary School, Liverpool, England, who will be the main speaker of put of industry is for raw materials, drivers who are to start in the 1931 ernments andt
the evening. Thomas Diamond. the greater part of which are agri- 500-mile race at Indianapolis when
cultural in source, such as grains, they drive in the first A.A.A. Gold
Mathematical Club: Thursday, August.14, 4:00 p.m. Room 3011 cotton, hides and wool. So long as Cup 100-mile Auto Race at the Ft .
Angell Hall. Papers "37, for instance," by Assistant Professor N. H. Ann- prices for such material remains Miam
ing. "Differential and Difference Equations Contrasted" by Assistantlow there is a margin of profit that The Gold Cup race has been ar-
stimulates manufacture and in- ThodCprcehsbe r
Professor J. A. Nyswander. duces activity-throughout the bus- ranged so as to bring together the
drivers who intend entering the In-
Astronomy Colloquium: Will be held this afternoon at 4:30 in the mess field. But when the agricul dianapolis race next year. These
Observatory classroom. Professor E. Fermi of the University of Rome, tural price level becomes high ientrantswill be those who have
Rome, Italy, will speak upon the subject, "The Statistical Method for the jikey to indicate a peak of pros- aced t the point where they are NOW PLA
Determniation of the Properties of the Atom." W. C. Rufus. perity and presage a decline, the classed as A drivers.
statistician found. agricuThurae__-_W(
'Fluctuations of agricultural ex-!I
Extra Excursion: Ford Plant at River Rouge, including motor as-
sembly, final assembly, open hearth steel mill, and rolling mill, on ports also cause fluctuations in the PORTABLERS
Thursday, August 14, 1:00 p m. This excursion, a repetition of Excursion! baance of trade age irow and e TYPEWRTR k
No. 2, is arranged to provide for those who could not be accommodated outflow of gold .h Lareros bng a aeail mas.
on the earlier visit to the Ford Plant. Reservations in Room 9, University oa result the rate of increase of Corona, Underwood
Hall before Wednesday, August 13, 6:00 p.m. Round trip $1.00. The num- 'money in circulationcorrelatesC duco finishes. Price $60 R u
ber in the party will be limited. fil lsl ih hne nar . Coloreddcofnse.Pie$6 u
Carlton F. Wells. cultural exports. O. D. MORRILL
The increase in money in turn is
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expects to have a fair cross-coun- Three men worked out with the
try team... this fall, although he issud styran wharex
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