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COMMITTEE PLA9NS t
FOR .AILITRY BIA
Chairman Hopes To 'Nake This Year'sr
Dance More Elaborate
Than Ever

Germany Signs Locarno Pact

MANY GUESTS EXPECTED
Michigan's annual Military ball will
ho more elaborate than ever this year,
S pccording to Lieut. George Weitzel,
'20, general chairman. The party,
usually held on the first Friday after
the spring vacation, will probably be
held on the same day this year, al-
though the date has not as yet been
definitely set.
Barbour and Waterman gymnasiums
will again be used for the dance and
three orchestras will provide the mu-
sir, according to the committee. Thej
committee is also planning to havel
booths for the use of the various mil-
itary companies of the University R.
O. T. C., the Army and Navy club,
American legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, officers of the 125th infantry
resident in Ann Arbor and other mili-
tary and patriotic organizations.
Refreshments, souvenir programs,
aSaors and similar novelties are to be
distributed. The invitation list will
include a large number of military
and naval officers and the committee
has. announced that acceptances from
a large number are assured.
Sub-committees have not as yet
been chosen, but will be announced
soon. No admission price has yet
been set but the committee chairmen
have been instructed to hold their es-
timates down to a point where little,
if any, higher admission need be
charged.

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~I!UV ii~iuiii 1 ear Tad Wiem(
Coach Tad Wieman, assistant di
TO VISIT 1106PITAL'tor of intercollegiate athletics,
turned to Ann Arbor last night a1
Songress, Meeting In Detroit, Will a two-day speaking trip, during w
Inspect University Hospital he spoke in Grand Rapids and AlL
In Febrvary At Grand Rapids the coach addrE
ed a banquet in honor of the Gr,
LITTLE WILL SPEAK Rapids South high school, arrar
=-by the Community club of thatc
More than 1,500 physici ns'from all and attended by more than 300 b
parts of the, country, members of the ness men, and also the meeting of
American Congress of Internal Medi- local Lions club. At Albion yest
cine, will be in Ann Arbor on Thurs- day, he spoke at two banquest, one
day, Feb. 25, it was announced yester- honor of the Albion college foott
day by Prof. A. S. Warthin of the team and the other at the for
pathological department of the Medi- opening of the new Kresge gymn
cal school, who. is on the executive iUm. at the college.
committee of the congress, which met
in Philadelphia last week.
The congress holds four days of its
annual session at Detroit, but the doc-
tors will spend the one day in Ann_
Arbor in order to inspect the Univer-
sity hospital, Professor Warthin said.
Beginning at 9 o'clock in the morn-
ing, a large number of clinics will
be held at the University hospital as
the first event on the program. After.
luncheon at the Union, a general tour
of inspection through the hospital will
take place.
Following the inspection of the hos-
pital, a general meeting will be held ; THURS.ONLY
in the Union ballroom, when Presi-
dent Clarence Cook Little will address
the physicians. An attempt will also
be made to secure several other speak-
ers.
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D. Gustav Stresemann, Germgn foreign minister, signs Locarno treaty,
in London, while (right) Herr Luther,chancellor, whose name headed the
list of signers, looks on.

Students Taking,
World Trip Must
Pass Examination
Students taking the eight-month col.-
fege cruise around the world, which
is being conducted by the University
Travel association of New York city,
will receive credit at the University
only upon examination. Students
seeking credit may, upon recommend-
ation of the heads of departments in
which they desire credit, take special
examinations at the University cover-
ing the work they did on the cruise.
Only upon successful completion of
these examinations will credit be giv-
en.
According to circulars issued by the
Travel association, this world cruise
"will provide an opportunity for col-
lege students to secure the advantages
of extensive, directed travel and at
the same time, to complete a year of
college work. A passenger liner es-
pecially equipped for this service with
classrooms, gymnasium, library and
other facilities, will carry 450' careful-
ly selected college students and a
teaching staff of 50 professors and in-
structors on an eight-month's voyage
around the world. 35 countries and 50
important cities will be visited under
the auspices of the government and
the educational leaders of each coun-
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