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____________THE MICHIGAN DAILY
MIITARY BALMUSIC,
second lAlpearanwe O loyal
Canisdl ianOrchestra.
TICKETS ARI3 ON SALE
Contracts. for :the appearance of
Cuy Lombardo's ;Loyal Canadian or-
chestra are now In the hands of the
executive committee of the .Mlitary f
Ball, which is to be held April 29 at
the Union. The signed contracts will
be mailed back, at oce and tie r-
chestra's second appearance of the
year in Ann Arbor will be assured.
Negotiations have been going on be-
tween the committee and th orchestra,
for the last several weeks but due
to an impending transfer of the or-
chestra for the summer from the Mu-
sic Box rstaurant in Cleveland to
the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York
city doubt was entertained whether
the, orchestra would be able to ap-
pear here. Recent developments have
enabled the representatives of the or-
chestra to sign the agreement.
Due to some unavoidable circum-
stances it has been found necessary
by Jack Lovette, '27, general chair-
man of the Military Ball, to make a
few changes in the committee heads:
As they now stand the chairmen are:
C. Russell Pryce, '27, tickets and pub-1
licity; George M. McBee, 27E, music,
Harry C. Walker, ''27), decorations;
and Bradford L.. Carver, '29, p'rograms
anid refreshments.
Tickets have arrived and have been
placed on sale at the R. 0. T. C. head-
quarters. They may also be obtained'
directlylefom the committee men o by'
snail, addressed f'& "C. Russell, Pryce,
1923 Geddes. They'price of the -tickets
has been set at 450, which is con-
siderably lower than An the past. The
number of tickets s limited to 275,
which will be distriwted in the, order
that the applications ~nre received.
Although uniforms will be permis-
Bible, tuxedos will be preferred. This
is due to the recent ruling by the War
Department which prescribed civilian
clothes as proper fo'r army men for
formal wear.
YOT ENDORSES
TRAINING CAMPSY
In a satement issued recently,
Coach Fielding H. Yost endorsed~ the'
citizen's military training camps for
young men to be held at Camp Custer
and Fort Bray' this summer. Coach
Yost said in part, "I am heartily in'
favor of the citizens' military train-
ing camps. Self-dlisei~ine, poise, sub-
ordination of self to 'the welfare of
the group, cooperation, loyalty, dtte-
mination, patiotism physical de-
velopment; all of these are the rM
suit of military training. The citizens'
military training ampijs deserve the
aggressive suppcot of every American
citizen: Michigan should send a
goodly qluota of hee~ young manhood
to Camip Cuter or Fort Brady this{
year, and it is the duty of citizens to'
see that thin is done.
Any young man~ in Michigan be-
tween the ages of 17 and 24 years,
who is of good character and physical-
ly sound, is eligible to attend one o
the Michigan camps this summer
Examinations as to physical condition
Can be had byr applicants free of
charge from Michigan physicians by
agreement with the authorities.
, ASSOCI TION Ccan go so far as to announce that heI This heading is used to describe aginning of examinations that their su
GIU ~1 L1 to~1 do likewise. Those who have triedi wereby the instructor may procrton rie, lensuctorwile
!~ n rn *i it know that it works surprisingly or not, as he chooses. It should be ;unaieteisrco ilb
I olloi mg the custom of past yarsj I JlIiL, I i well sometinles. noted that.v len t he facut y does not found in his oi'c. teveral re rorL'*
the Stdent (Christian association~ is LJLAI UON Ab U L! I f the faculty finds tha it must reqiuire universally prcor Ied exam-!mladeC in te srr ~'vtel of this pra-
carring on a camp bureau, seeking,_____ proctor, it at least canz see to it that iat on, it is rcognired Ithat satbs': tice. In evry ecase reported, eitherI
to introduce men'.tudents who wishI the spirit of distrust is minimized as Ufa tort' relations between . ecu ' 1(1tlV n thereO has n vr hbeen any cheating oi-
to be located in boys' camps as lead, tConthmzuedl from Page On(,) fra o il a fi osnt stdnts exist to some (degree. erel, cr cel th~re wai extremely
ors to the directors of boys' camps ie may pleadl that the school is too do this consciously, it is dodging re-; l such colleges. unsally in uper little of it.
woaesen leer.larg'e. It may he too large forl h1im to sponsiilty 1in a most tiiilraisew\borthy cla sse, certain instructors. toafd It 2 is
Adrcoofacm inMcia know many students well., but no mzanuel. If faculty-student relations always those who enjoy the confidecnce I
has commnunlcate(I with Homer Graf-'ischool is too large for hin to know, are not right, nearly all of the blame of their students to the 1reae l e(C-
ton, secretary of the Student Christianz some of them very well indteed. And can be laid at the faculty doorstep. g ee) inorm their lsse " at the be-
association, announcing that there are i f" "no :m el, hex rI
seir rgautst ev sla-is, a fIndeateN ontemutual wdnfie (T
position,, for three or four junior., soon sreadls as to the kind of chaph
isRnd te stte (f miuae onfietc
ers. iThe average pay is $75 and thie ween fdvcd t~ulty nd stet bopoy isT' e. ie,)" ttTr ft
leader's traveling expenses, as well welavne.Cmn akt roc an snwsownTap
as board and room through the sum- torin;: if the right relations prevailh gp'.! an i ' icedi e
mex*between faculty an I students, the fa- 338Mayar tonco ts, pi dat $23.00for
Six or seven,. freshman or sopho- culty through its protors, even in $ anad! 2.00 it h eta trousers.
mores are also needed at this camp the proctor'ed examination, can do
to act as camp counselilors. There is much to eliminate r, !mmctso ITALIAN SPAGHETTI! SERVED? Cal 21073 for
little remuneration beyond that of ex- sordid 5Uitiol. 71,be Jpr'OcioI can cn-
penses through the summer. duct himself like <a ge.tleman, and ,he ^TU e aSDA y THURSDAY AND Teeds- Pnc fe
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