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leaders and instructor: at this year's
camrp were: G. L. Bowie, '23, WN. A.
C(cldberg, grad., 'J. WV. Morey, '22,4

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4Idls ofn. oulnion and interest in
9i~o& w&4 are reproduced on ouro
W' hatLeverx the advantage of ourc
gen, fiet l> 'r 3 bumets-d
shtould be thea last to underestimate .
Ifrei-d t tgitshoud be candidlya
amtted that they have the effect of I
ltiifug the oportufities for the f r-
sponsible iscussion which aids in the
utldertst~U' of foreign policy.
ST should not favor a change in the
distribution of power or any modi-t
ficatitnf 'Ctic ;which ,would en-c
toir ae;the 40tion that the Executives
is zrespns hleto th legislativet
branch ef. the government in matersa
'aweih'u der the Constitution are ex-"
lusvely of execttiv e concern. But
apeakin = in my private capaty andI
ftpressi g only .,a. personal opinion,
SIa do beive in rnujtplying the facil-1
!ties fo A appropriate "co-operation be-
ty reen 'r jposlble eaders, )who under-
stand Cb~ir respective functions, in
a mnnn suited to the full discussionI
of greatVfiternational questions when
helse'fl within "the constitutional'
comnpete cy of the Senate.
* 'Tres .Accurate Press
'lThe remount importance of con-
tact witi' epressis fully recog-
nized b~~ in the nature of things this
contact zor the mot part must be in-
fonual. <iWhat is desired is not con-
trol of 6es, but- accuate informa-
ton. 'lio meet this emand the Presi-
dlent bl rself meets the correspond-
enhts tw to a wee and the department
heads 'ill more". frequently. The
sereta4 of State has two press cn-
ferene ° each working day, at which
either t~e Secraptry or the Under- i
Secret"I r is present'"
fThe secretary closed with a plea]
for th&' "spirtt-.of reasonableness
wich Len and women of good sense .
and ceulire may Ving to public dis-
,,utssion4 that calm judgmnt which
proceeds! from wide knowledge 'and "
keen insight. and freedom from those
"ptrejudied ,an iinflammatory di-?
cutssion" in which some of our citi-
zens an ; certain portons of the press
permnit4jemselves to Indulge."
seecret~ry Hughes was? given 'the
honorarnj; degree of Doctor of Law,
as gib~s of honor pf the occasion and
one f the chief juri t'that our con-
try has roduc 4~ The remaining de-7
r- were also' conferred on mhen'
prornlne t in 'national and interna-
tional fiWds-M~irtinter rant Barnes,
1#aster ' engh6ering, noted for feats
of engiterinl t °cana constrctionj
in the 1 1dd1 [ ± ' Albert May Todd,.;
Masterd f Arts ,, ames Alexander
Veasey, cn ter o ,tj ws, graduate of
thel~ T~ers 1,ivted for articles'
on the egal spha 4i) of the oil indus-i
try; Dr CJ aren'e Joes reaves, mas-
ter of f*s, prominent in the field of
dentistrjt9 ,for services drng; the
World 'y.'; R 'RiD. 'Chapin, moaster of
arts' l4 bert Frost, master of arts, .
Fellow f Creative Arts 'at the ,Uni-
versty ind friend o~ students, and
faculty ' uring his vist; Sir 'Thomas
Lerwis. & ctr of, science, leading Eng-
lishi surge n'>ttfr stdy .ofthe h-'
mian- heart-, Dr. -Charles Hall Grand-i
g ,;* Dr',Erwin Frank Smith,
ti , '&Ws tnd Alexander Joseph'
Gipoqsbeck, doctor of laws,' at preset
geWrnor of Michigan
,es iLaid Dow
1M26H&And 7ook
Pvaper covered books relating cam-
p'traditions ar giving. freshmen
tb r initial introduction to "Mich-
ig trspirit." Uncompromising.,"Thou
shlt nots" are imposed without san-
tior consent. "But,". says the
I' hman Bible, "these traditins are
nq arbitrary rules. They are cus-
sgrown an ,through decades 'of
"7i T, University's life." Thus the
st holds the newcomer. :Others
arZ told when they can go home
C u tmas. The more religiously in-
cilnA have turned to the pictures of

Other hints and helps to the Class 0 rTTDOOR S dlTO'M R F K Snarrow, '25, R. S. Simpson, '24,
of '27 are an explanation of the true ;R. 13. Hiendterson, S. of M., W. J.
relationship between student and Uni- Young>s, 24, R. G. Reason, '23E, A. H.
versity, with suggestions as to the , uco;fui.cml tin tscond- Mare11nin,'241,', and' Lloyd M. 'Wal-
proper start in college. Reviews give! year of eitneteInvriyof IkLutheran student pastor.
organizations, publications, athleticsM~ichigan resh Ai r Cramp) at, half
andi endless other activties,£ and the
lines of essential Michigan songs. n, l.Or lale fo~r nor boys fr'om h Hl ~IM ' I~
map 'of Ann Arbor has been inserted variou "cit~-i's f 'e!ae c1olsed girdU1h V ILI UlhILI
,'in the booklet. gst,-,A14 afterhav;t e"nft rtaedmore'
The publisher in a spirit of c yni- ,thlr.n t'hrce h 1u re 'c o-i ir,,.
(ism has commenced the Michigan 'The camp JJ fl(CdIll-,-,! ::1IJM:SriEl LO CIIB
traditions on page 13, the ultim~ate in tieca icia tdnt n lm
dire warnings, combined with the' h' ih 1~UIpS ft,1ing the, X 1V1 F'AVIL1TIE:S (WEEREP
statement, "By far the ,most impor Kpon city J~la i(sT.off,sIresadgi' h'81, WtIui IN PRESE~NT
tart thing to you during this yer l M' thE m a. heal't+1ful.1andhel'fulvaca-SITE
and probably during your entire col- tioni. 0.1; the.in mos10t need of j
loge course will be traditions." suca shu'nr i ere a(Im~~ttedthu Teso.T .ha eetl oe
'In alleviation President Marion L. pc'rr hugn the camp to do the most ThR.(.T.Charentymv!
Burton heas given his words of wel- p o silco good, to new headuarl~;ters at 1002 S. Uni-
come, cheer and advice in the firs>t Th.~le Student Cfsinassociation ;Aer.'ity Akre., in the building formerly
pages of the book. alnd the s tuden(.t whc, voluinteered ocuied. b Cousins andl Hall, florists.
~t~hir's~r~cesa~ ampleaers erej lhe ew headquarters will greatly
responsiblfc ar ~' 'yigot[the) iwo
IIT EIrK 3.inD J. The o i 'ntool: Ithewo k increase the admninistrtive facilities
"directly under it., cu rge, lending irt,~ of the R. 0. T. C. becaiuse of its larger
S OflILRPU uw; to the camp. Rveryting was -Iiinbe of offices and improved sp-
[11 U HM EC rri e, it ;&u telrolnotc rs' ob-l o more room for storage,whc
sec tomak itpurely arAMichigan af- will make the handling of issue much.
eaiesas Mar Robert Arthr

FORESTRY MEN
RESUME DUTIES'
Prof. Robert Craig, of the forestry'
department, who has been. conducting
a land and forest survey in the Upper
Peninsula during the summer for the
Marquette university, M1ilwa<ukee,
Wis., has returned to resume his
duties. Prof. Leigh Young, ailso of
the forestry department, is aso ex-
pected to return soon. Pr.ofessor
Young has been directing a soil sur'-
vey for the state at Charlevoix.
The department has had added to
its equipment a Rhiele universal
testing machine for class room work
in timlber testing.
Practically all of the young men
who graduated last June are em-
ployed in forestry work. Some are
with the national government, others'
in private. work concerned with the
disposal and preliminary examinati on
of wild lands. One of the graduates,
L. W. Fuess, '22, has accepted a posi-
tion with °a pulp and paper company
in Ontario.
Do you read the Daily ads? You'll
find bargains there.-Adv.
Michigan Daily and Chimes for $4.50.

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TO SUCCEED) JUSTICE Cami
CLARKE Well
'e(1'Alexatnder George Sutherland, leade
'84L., former United tSates Sei~ator 'i'r1nro
from Utah, has- been named for -As-
sociate rJusticeship, on the .Unit ,,per-m
'States Supreme courtfi to succeed As- horr"t
sociate Justice Clark, who recontiy eet
re i ne .s 1:nMichigan fGradnate rcampb
Former Senator Sutherland 'w as '
*rrn in B~uckinghamshire, Engtaand.' 2ey
March 25,'18 62. He received an . oarly 'olcs
academic education in Utah schoolsth
"-and'was a law student at the Univer-
'sity of Michigan in 1882-1883, The"
degree of doctor of laws was con-"
ferred upon him by Columbia univer-
sity (1913), 'University of Michigan~
(191l7), and George ahnt-
(1921). Wsigo'
S'utherland's public service bogan.I
'with a term in the first state senate.
of' Utah in~ 1896. He was a delegate'
to each Republican national convert~
tion from 1900 to 1920;Uie te"
senator from Utah for two terms--
1905 to 1917;, and president of~ the
American Bar association, 1916-1917
On Adyisor y Committee,
As a member of the advisory com-
mittee of the.United States delegation
to the international.. conference 'an1
limitation .of' armament, 'Senator
Sutherland is said to have h)ad aI ,
prominent part in working oit the 4,
details ,of, the "5-5-3" naval stand I -
ing of the first power navies for 15
years.

p Director L, C~. Reirnaun is commandant. There is yet insuffici-
oleased withfll the camp ard th-,e cnt class room, however, and no
(;of the parst seaso and loops suitable infantry laboratory or in-
'd. to ra.,"(7 de-velopment in thme door target range, state Major Arthur.
nent sa ndI s ; con of the work. 'rho It. 0. T. C. instructional staff
t ln led through~ for a consists of seven officers, having
nen sitet locaztedr near Ann M. -bee increased by the addition of
'iti mre com pl ete bu~iilings; Caint. 'N" C. Leuisell who will be at-,
'I ~and l,-rge-re athletic ecuzaip- tached to the Infantry unit, and Capt.
to 'take carte of a much greaterI jHi Faust, of the Coast Artillery.
er. of boys, Tn the future the1 te enlistcd detachment, Private
will beo abl)" to entertain from J T. Yunevitch has replaced Private
tp fiftee n hundred boys,, he I' . Anidruss.
with e'nrollment still limnited
12 to 16 age limit. Cot a room to rent" A Daily classi-"
Mjchlipan ren wiho actedl as fledr ad( will find a roomer.-Adv.
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CO, uc-i:si case only4 inches
wvith ft II'P rows of keys a-n n shiftin-g
for fi ,res--and other standard
fcatures--- just like the b ig ma-
Price, ci !t with carrying'
ca-s, QC Q

Fthe studen or prof.,
rivals all for perfect pencil
'work. 17 black degrees and.
3 copying.
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NATIONAL TYPISTS ASSOCIATION
STACY Rt. 8LA(, loyal Agent
432 Thosmpilon St.
MAYWR-SCi4AIRER CO.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
Incorporated
1 56 Larned St , W., Detroit Mich.
Ptaragon Ribbons for Rem~ington Poriable Type-
tv, iters 5oc each-$5 a dozen

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* This summner we are mimeographing 34 text books and
laboratory n anu is for the University. of 'Aichigan and ..over
~00 for other universities and colleges.
'We havec. grown from 22 employees last summer to 46
th is summer. Now we are the largest and best equipped
r imneograpliing company in the United States.

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SPECIAL SALE.
4IEN'S H OSE

will not ropt the" thread in you' garments.'
WHY
Because there is no odor. to. it!
Our Pressing epaii ent
is operated by experts. 'There isa difference
in pressing.
Men want the bag taken out of the knee ocf their
trousers, and have their coat pressed so- it will
give them that tailored effect.

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Moniths

$1 50

Ve Pave just received a ship-
ent of "Bullet-Proof" Ilose for
fen - a. Wonderful 'value sold
n the basis of no-darning that
,as so popular a few years ago.
'his is- bringing the hosiery
usiness back 'to 'normal; 6
airs guaranteed 6 months with-
ut darning, for $1.50 -,only
cents a pair!
No More Darning.
When You Wear,
Bulet
Proof-
very high quality ;hose, at a
ry low price. Made of '4-ply
aterial, wvith specially rein-
red heel and toe.
he supply is limited, the de-
and will be ,great. Get yours
,fore they're all gone.

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Michigan Dailyv and Chimes..}
By signing up for both at once yow ,-are
given the benefit of a subscription rate of
$4.50.' By signing up now, you are .assured of
every issue throughout the year, and no bother-
ing with campus sales.
Sign up'today .on the campus or at the.'Press
Building.
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so at once.

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