1927

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRIDAY, MARCH 4,

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PLAN LIBDAIIY COVAS NEW SHANGHAI HOSPITAL FINISHED
FOR SUMER SESSION
PElementary, Senior, Graduate Courses
Announced By Department Of#
Library Sciencet
REQUIREMENTSLISTED
Elementary courses, courses for sen-
iors leading to the degree of Bachelor ;
of Arts in Library Science, and gradu-
ate work will be offered in the 1927
Summer session by the department o. t
library science, it is announced. t
The elementary courses are planned
primarily for assistants in public lib-
raries who cannot take a more
thorough preparation. One year of
college work or an acceptable equiva-
lent in experience is required, accord-
ing to the bulletin issued by the de- The new General hospital in S langhai, China, maintained by funds
partment. The courses under this of the countries occupyMing the inter national quarter, is ready to perform
group include: introduction to prin- humanitarian services for friend an l foe.
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elements of cataloging, and elemen-
tary reference work.
Senior standing with honors, and a
reading knowledge of French and Ger- C 0 R( NW XEL L CGA L - C'OKE
man, or approved equivalents, is requir-
ed for the group of courses for seniors
leading to the degree: The work will
consist of: book selection and order- SCrantOD, Pocahotas
ing, care and use of tphemeral ma-
terial, high school library work, ref- Kentucky and West Virginia Coal
erence work and bibliography, and
book selection for children's roomsi Solvay and Gas Coke
story telling.
The courses that are open only to
graduates of approved standing, with
a year's work in library science or an
equivalent in experience, are: uni-
varsity library administration, national
and trade bibliography for university This business has been growing ever
libraries, and the history of children's since it Was established. The secret-
books prior to 1850."
giving .ibsolute satisfaCtion to our

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Wolverine Cafe
DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS AND

APPETIZING
OFFERED P

DINNERS

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Complete 50c Luncheon
We feel su:e that you will be pleased with
our new and delicious luncheon combinations.
e Serve an Excelent Dinner at 65c
Toasted Sandwiches - Salads - Cream Waffles

AT AMAZINGLY

LOW PRICES.

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Cheerful, efficient service brings the
food from our modern, sanitary kitchen
to you.

Home Baked Pies

Cakes - Ice Cream

Coffee that has real flavor.


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Special Chicken Dinners

on Sundays.

Dan's

329 South Main St.

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Opposes Compulsory
Training, Chaplain,
Advised To Resign
COLUMBUS, March 3-Denounced by
Scabbard and Blade, and asked to re-
sign as Chaplain-Resident because of
a speech against compulsory military;
training, Capt. Donald Timerma'n is
to face a board of investigation com-
posed of reserve officers durinig the
next few days.
Timerman, who is associate pastor
of the King Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal church, held a similar position
in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for two years
before coming to Ohio State this fall.a
On Jan. 13, speaking before a meet-
ing of the Optional Drill league, Cap-
tain Timerman definitely opposed
compulsory military drill in colleges
and favored in its stead the optional
type of service. After this meeting, he
is yrepgrted as having said, "The gov-
ernment prefers men with no military i
training - (in time of war) and "my
only reason for being in the R.. O. T.
C. is so that in case of another war,
I can keep the boys clean."
Timerman was graduated from Bos-
on Theological School in 1924 coming
to Ann Arbor in the fall of the same
year as director of student activities
at Wesely Hall. Prior to entering the
Boston school, he served as a line
officer in the 2nd, 5th, and 33rd in-
fantry having attained the rank. of.
captain during the World War.
DETROIT-Now that the Sopho-
more vigilance committee has been
abolished, the freshman class voted
unanimously to wear pots.

customers." ' We believe it pays to do
busizss in a friendly way. If you
think so too, let's get together.
CORNWELL COAL - COKE
OFFICE, CORNWELL BLOCK
Phones, Office : 4551-4552 Yard Office : 5152
Wall Papter1
We are rnakm a special sale on well-papers this week,
dhe discount rangmg from 20% to 33 1-3% off regular price.
These papers are froA cur usual stock of good designs and
colorings.

Beautiful Chevrolet
in Chevrolet Hifiory
The COACH
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12c to

sale ac included kitchei
1 5c. Now only 8c.

patterns for-

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Bed room patterns sc ng rgul:rly a 15c to 25c, now
lOc to 15c.

only

All over tops regularly priez lcc0
15c to 20c.

t3 30c, now only

Remember we have in stock

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paper or paint line.
ce .W M& Co.

Rent a Good
Typewriter
at Riders Pen Shop
315 State St.

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Phone 9313

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Already the Most Beauti-
ful Chevrolet is scoring the
greatest success in Chev-
rolet history! And why?
Because no other car of
equally low price ever
supplied so completely all
the attractions and advan-.
tages of a high-priced
automobile!
... Fisher Bodies whose
style, distinction and lux-
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custom-built creations!
. . . marks of distinction
such as full-crown one-
piece fenders, bullet-type
lamps and narrow wind-
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* . a host of improvements
typified by AC oil filter,
AC air cleaner, coinci-
dental steering -and igni-
tion lock and imnprove4
transmission.

All ill
rolet's

g~Larty features and pow-
'erful,srmoothperformance
-and all offered at ama::-
ing price reductions!
Here truly is more for your
money than you ever
-thought possible - more
than even Chevrolet, with
its progressive policies and
magnificent factories,
could possibly offer, were
it not for the economies
of tremendous volume
production.
Come in - see the Most
eautiful Chevrolet.
Drive it.Learn what iakw:
it the greatest value
triumph in automobile
history-and why it is wvi-
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jf thousand& each week!


addition to Chev-
already rn:owned.

for Economicai ransportatioa
-at these
amaz ig low prices
clWeouring
or Roadste 2
c h.. 595
coupe...2.
he4Door $
Sedan.
Qhe Sport &
Cabriolet-.
landau.
%Ton Truck $39
i TonTruck $495
CU.assis Only~j
All Prices E .b Flint Michiga
L.aloon tires noyv standard on &Hl
In addition to these tow prices.
Chevrolet's deliverid prices include
tc to . t handling and Eancin- g

-$10.00

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A new creation in style
and leather, Blonde Pat-
ent vamp and quarter
with roseblush strap and
heel. Same pattern in
all over black patent.

We have afi
the new shades
in hose, both
s e rv i c e and
c h if fon, to
match the new
colors in shoes.

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Shoes new as spring-
clinglin as winter
This smart Walk-Over has the newness of the
fi st breath of Spring and clinging qualitiestof
winter wveather. It is made in the smartest of the
season's patterns, with the snugness of Walk-Over
uncopyable tailoring.

UNIVERSITY CHEVROLET SALES
102 SOUTH ASHLEY

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