Index to Volume 18 (1928-1929) - University of Adelaide

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Index to Volume 18 (1928-1929)
University of Adelaide Archives: Series 163 University Newscuttings Books

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Agricultural Science, Faculty of,
Council has announced the creation of a Faculty of Agricultural Science, 129
recommendation for establishment of a Chair of Agriculture, 72
Agriculture, study of,
land at Fullarton to be used for an agricultural high school, 3
regulations relating to degree in agricultural science, 104, 105
value of agricultural education lectures given at meeting of Teachers' College, 71
Alderman, Arthur Richard, MSc,
on a field trip to Tea Tree Creek, 78
to teach in the absence of Sir Douglas Mawson, 171, 175, 182
photograph, 182
Allen, Dr Eleanor Alice, BA,
gave first of a series of lectures on Child Psychology, 62
to lecture on "Research Work in Psychology as Seen in London", 94
delivered the last lecture upon child psychology, 196m
Angas Engineering Exhibition,
won by Robert A Simpson, 126
Angas, Charles Howard,
obituary, photograph, 113
Angas Parsons, Philip Brendan, LLB,
admitted to the Bar, 115
conferred with Bachelor of Laws, 116
admitted as practitioner of the Supreme Court, 189
photograph, 189, 196n
Appleby, Dr Harold Henry, MBBS,
studying in Edinburgh, 91
Archibald Henry Peake Bursary,
awarded to Colin Grant, 122
Arts, Faculty of,
Professor John Raymond Wilton MA DSc appointed Dean, 108
astronomy,
lecture by Professor Robert William Chapman MA to the Astronomical Society, 65
Australian Music Examinations Board,
annual conference, 14
photograph of Board members, 15
board should be supported, 56
Professor W A Laver in Adelaide for examinations of Australian Music Examinations Board, 88
examination results have been released, 99
Australian School of Forestry,
Australian School of Forestry has been completed in Canberra, 81
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Bagster, Professor Lancelot Salisbury, DSc,
awarded a grant for work on essential oils, 109
Barbour, Dorothy Jean
in Final Students Concert, 109
Barwell, Sir Henry Newman, LLB,
Agent-General in England, 89
denies rumours that he was about to resign, 130
on ‘The Organisation and Administration of Public Health’, 167
Basedow, Dr Herbert., BSc PhD,
informed of the amount of radium received for cancer treatment, 90
Basnett, Olive, LRAM,
to teach singing at the Conservatorium, 14
photograph, 14
Bayly, William R, BA BSc,
elected vice president of the Classical Association, 31
has retired from the Council, 99
nominated and elected to senate,104, 107, 109
resigns as Headmaster of Prince Alfred College, 127
appointed to the Advisory Council of Education, 177
photograph, 185
Beard, Dr Jack Roland Stanley Grose, MBBS,
appointed tutor in obstetrics, 126
Beare, Sir Thomas Hudson, BA BSc,
brief biography and photograph, 89, 166
Beare, Dr Frank Howard, MBBS,
reappointed honorary assistant physician, 196i,
Becker, J H Dr, MDMS (Marburg)
credentials as a bone fide medical doctor questioned, 171
issues writ against Smith’s newspapers, 178
Begg, P Raymond, BDSc,
appointed Lecturer in Dentistry, 108
Bennett, Richard William, LLB KC,
obituary and photograph, 150
bequeathed £500 for annual prizes and a scholarship for students of the law school, 176
bequests, gifts & endowments,
in annual report, 2
major gifts, 6
W J Young gives money for railings, 116, 118
Edward Neale’s bequest for medical research, in particular cancer research, 5, 118
Richard Bennett bequeathed £500 for annual prizes and a scholarship for students of the law
school, 176
Sir Josiah Symons to bequeath his books to the public of Adelaide, 44
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd donated £2,000 for research on wheat, 76, 118
Koonamore Flora Reserve vested in the University Council for study of regeneration of the
native flora, 88
Will of Ronald Lindsay Johnson, which benefits the University, brought before the courts, 92
The Carnegie Corporation gives $US5000 for co-operative adult education program, 108, 118
Sir John Melrose gives £10,000 for laboratory at Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 118, 129
T E Barr Smith’s donation for library, 119
Sir Langdon Bonython’s gift to become available in 1930, 119
Empire Marketing Board and Council for Scientific and Industrial Research both give £3000
toward a laboratory for co-operative investigation on pasture and soil problems, 129
Percy Grainger gives a further £100 in aid of the SA Orchestra, 152
From “Fifty Years Ago”, Commercial Travellers' Association provides £150 for scholarship, 154
Darling family donates £10,000 for laboratories at Waite Institute for soil research, 155, 156
Mrs G A Jury gave £12,000 in 1921 to create a Chair of Literature, 160
Dr William Ramsay Smith gives over 800 books to the library, 166
Mr Richard William Bennett, LLB KC bequeaths £500 to provide annual prizes and a
scholarship for law students, 176
Berry, Frances Winifred, MA,
learning modern methods of education in UK, 160
appointed delegate to the British Commonwealth League Conference,184
photograph, 184
Berry, Professor R J A,
expert in mental health holidaying in Adelaide, photograph, 126
Bickersteth, Rev Kenneth Julian Faithful, MA,
elected to the committee of the Classical Association, 31
appointed to the Advisory Council of Education, 177
Bills, James, BA,
appointed Headmaster of King's College, 25, 36
photograph, 36
Birks, Walter Richard, BSc(Agric),
Writes on ‘Farming as a Profession’, 80
photograph, 80
Bleby, Dorothy Aileen,
1926 recipient of the Bundey prize, 12
Bleby, Thelma Evelyn, LLB,
1923 recipient of the Bundey prize, 12
to begin practice on her own, 90
Bonython Hall,
University negotiating with government for lands on which to build great hall, 130
Bonython, Sir John Langdon, BA(Cam),
brief biography and photograph, 95
presentation at Council of the School of Mines, 102
Sir George Murray pays tribute to Sir Langdon Bonython for his gifts, 118
donated money for a great hall, 130
now the senior Australian knight, 175
at the Levee at Government House, photograph,185
"A Distinguished Australian", photograph, 199
Booth, Sydney Russell, BA,
Chairman of SA branch of Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science, 89
supports the creation of a Chair of Economics, 94
appointed chairman of the Board of Commercial Studies, 108
Bornstein, Peter,
new lecturer in violin, 164, 165, 166
photograph, 164, 165
Botany, Chair of,
Council has decided not to fill at present, 129, 130
Bragg, Professor Sir William Bragg, DSc FRS KBE,
brief biography, 41, 89
photographs, 41, 77
encouraged Professor Richard Daniel Kleemann to attend the university, 70
Nobel prize, 44
congratulated on his presidency of the British Association, 118
addressed the British Association on role of research in supporting industry, 77, 97
Bragg, Professor William Lawrence, DSc FRS,
brief biography as part of an article "South Australians Abroad", 89
Nobel prize, 44
brief biography, 8, 41
Bray, John J,
awarded a Government bursary to study law, 122
Brebner,Charles Cave, LLB,
appointed Lecturer in commercial law, 126
Broadbent (nee Chapple) Mrs Marian, BA,
daughter of Frederick Chapple, resides in Adelaide, 76
Bronner, Rudolph, MA,
left for Freiburg to write his doctoral thesis, 1
Brose, Dr Henry Herman Leopold Adolph, BSc,
brief biography as part of an article "South Australians Abroad", 89
Brown, Dr Gilbert,
appointed instructor in anaesthetics, 108
Brown, Professor William Jethro, LLD,
letter regarding Prof Herbert Woollard's lecture on genetics of the feeble minded, 55, 59
presided over a meeting of the Economic Society, 67
President of the Economic Society, 89
believes creation of economics course of practical use to the business community, 94
buildings,
photograph of erection of new science laboratory, 6, 17
university looking to acquire new lands to extend buildings, 14
support for university eastern extension, 15
photograph of construction of Lady Symon Building, 17, 133
photograph of entrance to the University, 37, 137
appeal for £20,000 for new chemistry building, 77, 78
"Fifty Years Ago” all the tenders for the new buildings rejected, 125
Sir Langdon Bonython has provided funds for a great hall, 130
refectory for members of the student union has been finished, 132
Government preparing Bill to provide University with more land, 144, 145, 148, 149
photograph of recently completed women’s changing rooms, 182
Bundey Prize,
won by P C Greenland, 12
Burdon, Roy Stanley, BSc,
to deliver the physics lectures for the Workers' Education Association, 130
Burgess, Amy,
photograph of delegate to the Commonwealth League Conference, 184
Burston, Dr Samuel Roy, MBBS,
reappointed honorary assistant physician, 196i
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Cairns, Dr Hugh William Bell, MBBS,
now assistant surgeon at a London Hospital, 129
calender,
university calendar, 3
Campbell, Professor Arthur Fitzgerald, MA,
elected vice president of University Graduates' Association, 56
Campbell, Dr Thomas Draper, DSc.,
at Koonibba Mission studying the lives of full-blooded aborigines, 70
will join a scientific expedition to central Australia, photograph, 179
Carey, Francis Clive Savill, BA MusBac,
responds to Maurice Besley's caustic criticism of Australians and their music, 94
Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship,
three Spence scholars, 135
founded 1912, 77
Casson, Leslie Frank, MA,
the J L Young scholar, 117
ceremonies and celebrations,
opening of Division of Animal Nutrition laboratory by the Prime Minister, Mr Bruce, 95
annual University concert and procession to be held in March, 113
Annual Commemoration Luncheon of the Graduates' Association, 117
Jubilee of the SA branch of the British Medical Association, 163,165
University Ball, 196j
Chamberlain, Reginald Roderic St.Clair, LLB,
appointed Crown Prosecutor, photograph, 76
Chancellors,
Sir George Murray, photograph, 110
Sir George Murray presides at commemoration, 118
Chapman Professor Robert William, MA CMG,
honours conferred by the Governor, 27
biography, photograph, 27, 103, 144
on reasons why the University is land for proposed expansion, 42
to represent the university at the conference of the Australian Universities, 59
to represent South Australian institutions at the Australian Library Conference, 64
lecture to the Astronomical Society, 65, 69
addressed the Constitutional Club on "The University in Relation to Community Life", 68, 69
on the success of Professor Richard Daniel Kleemann, 70
attended the break-up of the Workers' Education Association, 100
made a presentation to Sir Langdon Bonython, 102
awarded the Peter Nicol Russell memorial medal for engineering, 103, 108, 144
acting Vice Chancellor, 118
lecture on globular clusters, 149
selected as one of the engineers to enquire into the subsidence at Eildon Weir, 151
Chapple, Dr Harold, BSc,
son of Frederick Chapple is head gynaecologist at Guy's Hospital, 76
Chapple, Dr Phoebe, BSc MBBS,
daughter of Frederick Chapple, practising in Adelaide, 76
Chapple, Dr Frederic John, BSc MB ChB,
son of Frederick Chapple, practising in Adelaide, 76
Chapple, Alfred, BSc,
son of Frederick Chapple, lecturing at St John's College, 76
Chapple, Ernest, BSc,
son of Frederick Chapple, is manager of the British and Bombay Trading company, 76
Chemistry, Faculty of,
Dr A Killen Macbeth to take up the position of Professor of Chemistry, 3
Chinner, Norman
awarded Elder Scholarship for organ playing, 3
Cilento, Dr Raphael West, MD,
appointed Chief Quarantine Officer and Director of the Division of Tropical Hygiene, 55, 74
to undertake a medical survey of Melanesia, 82
returns from visit to leper colony, 125
Clark, Edward Vincent, BSc,
becomes Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, London, 2
Cleland, Professor John Burton, MD,
on "Health Reflections on Dust, Flies, Mosquitoes, Hydatids and Milk", 54
at Koonibba Mission studying full-blooded aborigines, 70
appointed a Commissioner of the National Park, 178
joins a scientific expedition to central Australia, 179
photograph, 179
Close, Dr Walter John Westcott, MBBS MS,
currently studying overseas, 91
Close, Frank W,
awarded a Government bursary to study science, 122
clubs, societies & associations,
Graduates Association welcomes two new professors, 12
clubs, societies & associations,
Classical Association, 31, 66, 149
Australasian Corporation of Public Accountants, 44, 46
Graduates' Association, 56
Veterinary Association, 94
Commonwealth Club, 162
Royal Society, 174
University Wives' Club, 176
Economic Society, 79
Commerce Students' Association, 38
Cockburn, Dr Malcolm Turner, MBBS,
currently studying overseas, 91
Cole, Cyril Richard, BSc,
appointed to the position of Forestry Officer at Canberra, 132, 137
photograph, 137
Colquhoun, Colin Roy,
admitted to the bar, 115
admitted as practitioner of the Supreme Court, 189
photograph, 189
Colquhoun, Thomas Talbot, BSc,
appointed Assistant Lecturer and demonstrator in Botany, 126
conferences & seminars,
annual conference of the Australian Music examinations Board to be held in Adelaide, 8
list of delegates to Australian Universities’ Geologists’ Conference, 22
hoped Adelaide University will be represented at Canadian conference, 23
delegates to the conference of State Directors of Education visited the Waite Institute, 23
Empire representatives of Forestry Conference to arrive in Adelaide, 23
Forestry Conference, 43, 53, 54, 60, 69
Australian representatives to Empire Cancer Campaign, 51, 53
Conference of the Australian Universities, 59, 63-64, 70, 71
Australian Library Conference to be held at Melbourne University, 64
delegates to Congress of the Agricultural Bureau visit Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 86
State school teachers conference held in Sydney, 123
delegates to International Alliance of Women for Suffrage and Equal Citizenship, 127
Australian Medical Congress to be held in Sydney, 170
Report on geologists’ conference by Dr L Keith Ward, 196i
Photograph of participants at geologists’ conference, 196g
Cooke, Dr William Ternent, DSc,
issues raised on fuels at the International Chemistry Conference, 1, 2
photograph, 1
article on the possible utilization of brown coal, 49
Coombs, Herbert, MA BSc,
1920 Rhodes Scholar graduates as Doctor of Philosophy at Cambridge, 69
Corbin, Dr Cecil, MBBS,
reappointed honorary surgeon, 196i
Cornish, Jack Rodolph, LLB,
admitted to Bar,115, 196
admitted as practitioner of the Supreme Court, 189
photograph, 189, 196n
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, see Research Organisations
courses, non-degree,
Diploma of Elocution to be included at the Elder Conservatorium, 16
proposed Diploma of Public Administration, 122, 123, 125, 164, 178
revised syllabus for the Diploma of Commerce, 126
first diploma course in commercial studies, 160
Cozens, Vida Victoria,
opened the students concert, 9
Associate in Music, 109
Crampton, Mary St Clair, MA,
passed examinations at the Sorbonne, 196l
Crane, Alexander Herbert, BSc,
selected as the Commonwealth Fund Service Fellow in Forestry, 150, 151
Crocker, Walter Russell, BA,
gained a fellowship to study history at Stanford University, 20
Cudmore, Arthur Murray, MBBS FRCS,
to represent University at the first annual meeting of the College of Surgeons, 3
Cummins, Alice Mary, LLB,
first woman admitted to Bar, 128
admitted to Bar of the Supreme Court, 196n
photograph, 128, 196n
curriculum development,
teaching Japanese at university should be considered, 43
recommendation agricultural studies be introduced from primary school upwards,72
recommendation for the establishment of a Chair of Agriculture, 72
Curtis, Daisy R,
studying effects of drug taking and excessive alcoholism, 77

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Darling, Harold,
donates £10,000 on behalf of Darling Family for soil research, 156
Davey, Dr Constance Muriel, MA,
discusses the psychological contribution to the treatment of practical affairs, 135
the second recipient of the Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship, 77
David, Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth, DSc (Oxon),
evidence suggests geological beginnings much earlier than supposed, 33, 35, 38
fossil discoveries in Adelaide Hills, 40, 70, 78
photograph, 40, 170
will accompany Sir Douglas Mawson over some of the chief areas of remarkable ancient fossils
around Adelaide, 111, 114
has been in Adelaide and surrounds collecting fossils, 142
visiting Adelaide collecting material for his book, "Geology in the Commonwealth", 170
Davidson, Dr James, DSc,
appointed Head of the Entomological Department at Waite Agricultural Research Institute, 23,
photograph, 23, 95, 96, 179,183b
arrived in Adelaide to take up his position, 95, 96, 129, 183, 184
public lecture on "Insect Life in Relation to Agriculture - Insects as a Menace", 175
Davies, Cecil Ernest, LLB,
admitted to the Bar, 11, 12
Davies, Professor Edward Harold, MusDoc,
discussed the history of the South Australian Orchestra, 14,
responds to letter re finances of South Australian Orchestra, 159
spoke of the impact of gramophone and wireless on music appreciation,16
appointed one of the examiners at the University of Western Australia, 156
letter responding to Davies’ comments regarding South Australian organists, 175
resume, 175
photograph, 8, 9, 130, 175, 179
welcomed to students’ concert, 9
importance of training children to appreciate good music, 155, 156, 158
condemns popular taste for jazz, 155
presents case for paid organist, 170
has joined others at Koonibba Mission to make phonographic records of native songs, 70
will join a scientific expedition to central Australia, 179
writes to the Editor praising the production of "La Mascotte”, 37
returned from the far west coast of SA gathering information about aboriginal music, 76
discusses the coming season for the South Australian Orchestra, 150
enthusiastic regarding the appointment of a paid city organist, 170
outcomes of a recent study tour in London, 2, 8, 9
writes on broadcasting in England, 10
elected to the committee of University Graduates' Association, 56
discusses formation of an Australian Broadcasting Commission, 59
appointed Dean of the Faculty of Music, 108
writes on the status of arts as a community asset in "The Professional Musician", 121
to deliver his annual opening address, 130
at the annual conference of the Australian Music Examinations Board, 143
appointed to the Advisory Council of Education, 177
presentation of successful students to Davies at concert, 109
Davies, Dr Harold Whitridge, MBBS,
won the Parkin Prize, 137
Davis, Mr John Alexander, BE,
conferred with Bachelor of Engineering, 164
Dawbarn, Mary Campbell, MSc,
thesis deemed acceptable, 76
has secured the Master of Science Degree, 77
second woman to gain a Master of Science degree at the University of Adelaide, 193
photograph, 193
Dawson, Dr Joseph Bernard, MD,
appointed tutor in obstetrics, Faculty of Medicine, 108, 126
Deland, Effie Wyllie, BSc,
to deliver lectures in chemistry and physiology for the Workers' Educational Association, 130
Dentistry, Faculty of,
Dr Arthur Murray Cudmore appointed dean of faculty, 108
Dentistry, study of,
first year Dentistry results, 133
Denton, Harold,
new teacher of singing at the Conservatorium,10, 76, 94, 193
photograph, 10, 193
Dix, Jessica Laura, Associate in Music,
principal subject, pianoforte, 109
Dorsch, Theodore S,
awarded a Government bursary to study arts, 122
Dowie, David L,
awarded a Government bursary to study science, 122
Duffield, Dr Walter Geoffrey, BSc DSc,
investigating the transfer of Perth Observatory to the Commonwealth, 196k

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Eardley, Frederick William, BA,
to meet with the proposed members of the Cancer Research Committee, 55
elected to the committee of University Graduates' Association, 56
only nomination for the office of Clerk of the University Senate, 104
photograph, 193
Earl, Professor John Campbell, DSc PhD,
appointed to the Chair of Organic Chemistry, University of Sydney, 4
awarded a grant to work on posidonia fibre and celluloses of other Australian plants, 109
Eckersley, Rev Percy Cyril Wheaton, BA,
assisted Prof David and Professor Howchin in search for fossils in the Adelaide hills, 70
Economics, Chair of,
Professor L G Melville began as Chair of Economics, 155
Council to establish Chair of Economics, 93, 94,129,130
Edwards, Dr Hurtle Thomas Jack, DDSc,
appointed lecturer in prosthetic dentistry, 108
elected by the registered dentists to the Dental Board, 113
reappointed at the Adelaide Hospital, 196i
Elder Conservatorium,
photograph, 130
I G Reimann, Acting Director, has just completed 30 years of service, 3
Clive Carey returning to London, 4
meeting to discuss concerts for the coming year, 4
third Annual Meeting of the Elder Conservatorium, 5
organ program for first concert, featuring John Horner, 6, 7
string quartet organising season of subscription concerts, 7
Harold S Denton is new teacher of singing, 10, 76, 94, 193
students' concerts held, 17, 61, 75, 109, 138, 176
chamber Music Concert, 22
organ recitals by John Horner, 32, 36, 38, 43, 49, 54, 56, 58, 63, 65, 156, 171
review of John Horner’s concert: pianoforte concert, 35,
opera class performance of "La Mascotte", 38
String Quartet recital, 39, 75
photograph of staff and students at a reception for Russian pianist Shura Cherkassky, 74
discussions about the wearing at graduation of "Musical Caps and Gowns", 45, 63, 85
concerts by members of the staff, 95, 137, 152
Opera Class performance of "Lochinvar", 105
Professor W.A. Laver of Melbourne will conduct examinations today, 105
changes in staff at the Elder Conservatorium, 118
James Anderson appointed as teacher of elocution, 130
Signorina Masullo teaches Italian, French and German, 130
reopens with an address by Dr Harold Davies, 131
elocution curriculum extended, 143
pianoforte recitals, 156, 162
Sylvia Whitington, leader of successful first recital of the String Quartet, 162
Peter Bornstein new violin teacher,164, 165, 166
opera class gave a performance of "Iphigenia in Aulis", 175
Elder Scholarship,
Elder Scholarship for organ playing has been awarded to Norman Chinner, 3
Ellis, Dr Roy Gilmore, BDS,
secured top place in final examinations in Canada, 156
photograph, 156
appointed research fellow by at the University of Toronto, 171
Engineering, study of
examination results, 96
Eustace, John Leonard, BDS,
appointed Lecturer in dental materia medica and therapeutics, 108
evening lectures,
to be continued due to popularity, 2
evening studentships awarded by Hon. M. McIntosh, Minister of Education, 8
examinations,
Leaving Commercial Examination results 1928, 125
supplementary leaving examinations, 1, 4
Public Examinations Board examiners on the unsatisfactory standard of English, 5, 134
reply to "Fed Up" regarding comments on students paper, 16
opinion on the standard of teaching English, 35
letter regarding music examinations, 61
unrecognised companies conducting musical examinations in Australia, 63, 69