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SATrRDoAY, APRIL 2, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY. __________________

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REGENTS .APRV
DENTAL & HANGES
Additional Year Of Literary SItudy To
Be Necessary. For Admiission
To College
WILL IMPROVE WORK
~Addition, of an extra year of liter-
ary work as pre-requisite top the dent-
al course will make for a better intel-
lectual foundation 'and hence better,
dental specialists, stated Dean Marcus
L. Ward of the College of Dental Sur-
gery, referring to the changes alp-
proved Thursday by the Board of Re-
gents, to be put into effect beginning
in September, 1927.
Previously, only one year of literary
iitcrk has been requlr-ed as necessairy
t~o entrance in the dental college.
Only the fundamentals of dentistry,
"will ,be. taught in the first three year;
of dental work, and students who do
nct pursue study further will be un-
able to specialine. A graduate course
of crie, two, or three years will be of-
fered students planning to become
dental specialists.
Accord ng to Dean Ward, there are
many fakery who claim to be, but
are not.'snecialists in dentistry, 'Indl
the public will be safeguarded by the
fact that graduate students in dentis-1
try fromn, the University of Michigat:
will be 4pecialists in fact as well as
in name . The foundation secured in
two years of literary work will as-
sure the tudent a better background
in histofry and languages, and will
thus assure better' graduate work,
continue Dean Ward.
Studen s will be under no compul-
. Sion to ake the graduate work, but
will hayd the option of continuing
their stu les ,after receiving their de-
gree.

Will Face

Voters

BLANCIHARD CALLS HERTZ SYSTEMI
RPVOLUTION IN TRANSPORTATION

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In the opinion of Prof. A. H. Blan-
chard of the civil engineering (lepart-
ment, the Hertz "Driveurself" sy.
tern, which is an attempt to make a
nation wide application of the old
livery principle to the automobile,
marks a "revolution in motor vehiclel
transportation and is the greatest
economic development in that field
,since the automobile became a factor
in transport." Professor Blanchardi
recently inspected the Hertz plants on
a trip to Chicago.
The problem which the new plan
would solve on a country wide scale
, is that of high maintenance and over-
head costs for the motor car ¢of the
average citizen. Except in the enor-
Imity of its scope, the solution fol- I
lows the idea, of the old livery stable.I
A coast-to-coast chain of Hertz sta-I
tLions ili more than two hundred cities
and towns, is now available to the
motor driving public. Whenever an
individual, who has procured a Hertz
driving certificate, wishes automobile,
service, he obtains a car from any one
cif the stations at a specified rate. By
this greater use of one car, it is econ-
omtically possible to cut overhead ex-
penses and provide services at a frac-
tion of the present day costs.
According to Professor Blanchard, a
Hertz station will be established in
Ann Arbor in the near future, which,
will be connected with the system
which has now been established in all
parts of the country.

''Reduced to it s sirn lestt ('il l ledecorat ion of the entire interior
Mr. hertz founder of the system points of Hill. audit oriunm has been begun-by
out, "we propose to sqIueeze the' extr-- Nvoikmei of the Buildings and
vagnceout of automobile transp~orta- C rounds department. The general
vlp.A ltogancervaey n;, color scemzes now in use will be re-
car has its place, just as the txehpeated. 'The work will not be coin-
andl the motor coach, it. iS 10noTu- ;pletod until next fall since staging and
er an economic necessity to everi jo'ogra tuhcua ciigwr ilb eesr
family. By invcstigat ion, we found [beore atcing will be lnec er
tha thre :3a wde pred ublc d- depar~tment estimates that the cost ofj
mandforsome sort of self service icoaonwleced.60.
automobile rental, arising fromn the --_____________will__exceed___6,40(}. _
largc~number of persons who are I ____________________
pable of driving cars. DETROI ,.T THEATRESi
"Personally," concluded Mr. heritz,. T H p g E E K
«,I believe that the Driveurseif sys-.
temn will become incomparably larger___________________
and more important than the taxicab Eweds.a-50c to $3.30
business." A RRI CK EWed.Mat.50c to $2.20
According to Prnfessor BIlanchard,1 Sat. Mat. 5ac to $2.75
more than a million dollairs has beIen; t iTTIO AESpcsxs
invested in the industry, and its fu-! GEORGE AR~I~SS in Jobin Galsworthy's
ture growth will render it vary influ-
ential. nI t
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W. L. Mackenzie King, prime nun-
ister of Canada, back in a parliament-
it et.ftrhvgt sti h ors' gallery of Commons for somet
weeks, is preparing for a general el-
ection on Oct. 29 to clear the con.-
plex political situation in the Domin-- J
ion.'.
LUDINGTON. - Plans are under
way for the construction of four hy-
dro-electric dams.

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