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Travelers, tired of a tense world, C
who would sek the rioverbial peacec
and (:on~teutmciit of the countries ofC
Sc andinavia will not be disappointedE
Vy a visit to cither the countryside orI
j tr. 1hci ls of lues.'nations of thet
'( north.
DTnmark, with its low-rolling mea-
dows, lakes, forests and many islands,'
has all of the idyllic qualities asso-
ciated with the Scandinavian coun-
t yside. Pine pavements or graveled
roads from any town will quickly
lake one to windmills and small
white farmhouses with straw roofs
and wide stable-yards-
Hamlets Numerous
Small hamlets are numerous, us-
ually a collection of farmhouses cen-
tered around the peculiar "stepped"
Danish churches. Houses are fresh-}
ly painted, with lace curtains at thet
windows.
Copenhagen, capital of Denmark, isl
the home of the world'famous Jen-
sen silver, which can. be bought at
numerous stores there. Though a
city the size of Baltimore, it retains e
its old-world qualities combined with{
the modern. It is a city of 400,000
bicycles, with bicycle traffic predomi-.
nant over automobiles.
Copenhagen has its famous statues,
parliament and royal palace, its old
sections, but combined with this
are the modern cooperative homes,<
up-to-date port facilities and mam-
moth brewery which typify the com-
bination of modern with the tradition
of the past to be found in Scandi-
navia.
Fertile Plains Abound
Sweden resembles parts of ther
United States in its landscape. Inr
the south are flat fertile plains that
stretch as far as the eye can see, witht
red wooden barns and farmhousese
scattered over the land. To the north
are great lakes and forests resembling
northern Michigan, while in the far
north are the mountains.
Sweden also has an atmosphereC
of tranquility and quiet prosperity.
The cities are clean and up-to-date,
with market places and theatres.o
Uppsala, Gothenberg, and Lundlhave
universities, with Lund also the homeI
of a famous cathedral and clock with o
* moving figures.a
'Venice Of The North'e
Stockholm is- the "Venice of the b
North," divided by the arms of a widec
river. On one bank it has a newer t
industrial section,;with the old part
of the city on the other bank. On anE
island in the middle are the royalf
Spalace.cathedral, and parliament I'
Ibuildings. s
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University maintains a special de- ther
partment to provide accommodations of t
for traveling students. They will(Peop
assist you in planning; your course, in whol
transferring money, and negotiating A
all sorts of difficult transactions. With of e
the exception of seminars, all ^ourses tour
are straight lectures, conducted on eigne
the optinistic continental plan of i
complete student independence. The are
only requirement the faculty makes thes
is that a student attend at least one mat
class in order to obtain the profes- Nek
serial signature in the Kollegbuch. mco
After that he may spend his spare hor
time in the Library or in the cafe in gem
the basement-and there is much to I river
be said for the basement. For it is Jfrtr
there that you can really come to inid
snow your fellow students; it is there Th
that political passions and prejudices ther
are aired and the latest developments butc
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How many - when hearing "On I
the Beach at Bali-ali" - have not
been intrigued by the 'hought of a
visit to Bali, the "only true paradise
left on 'earth?"
Or perhaps this song conjures up
only visions of the natives loveliness,
dreamy-eyed maidens who sing love'
songs under blue skies - and lends
little plausibility to the existence of
such a "heaven on earth.
Bali is, however, a very real place,
and is deservingly called the "pearl
of the South Seas." Bali is not often
considered suitable for the neophite
who is planning a very limited trip,
but for the seasoned traveler who is,
in search of real natural beauty and
tranquility, it is the ideal vacation
spot.
Bali is located in the South Seas
immediately east of Java island and
is part of the Netherlands Indies. It
is small, of volcanic origin and of ex-
cellent fertility because of the ac-I
cumulated volcanic ash.
One will first become acquainted
with Bali in the harbor of Buleang,
which is particularly impressive early
in the morning. Anchored a short
distance from shore a colorful sight
will meet ones eyes-row upon row
of Dutch style houses in contrast with
others of steep-thatched roofs.
Buleang is too much like a typical
European city, and it is not until
one gets deep into the countryside,
away from the artificialities of mod-
ern living, that the magnificent scenic
beauty strikes with full force. Ameri-
can automobiles are available for the
trip to the interior.
Naturally a tropical island like
Bali grows a wide variety of fruits,
flowers and trees, some known to
Western eyes, while others are as
strange as an umbrella on a sunny
Heidelberg Universty
the "Fach: chaften" dissected. If no other country in which you can
e is ono impression that remains travel as far anq have as much fun
hese interludes, it is that young on your nickel as in Germany. The
7<r in Germany today are not exchange rates are reduced for tour-
ily devoid of a critical sense. ists, and students receive specliai
xother peculiarly German aspect rates on everything from trains to
lucation is the custom of seminar operas.
s. Seminars are primarily de- Rooms for students in Heidelberg
ed for advanced students in a are plentiful and inexpensive. For
ialized field, but their researches $25 a month you can live most com-
never limited to the review of fortably-at the reduced exchange
es; they extend also into the more rate that includes room and meals.
erial realms of picncs up the Amusements. are equally scaled, and
fa and boat rides under. a full for about 25 cents you can hear any
n. Distances are short, and an opera on the boards, and about the
's walk takes you to Neckar- same amount entitles you to a highly
und, and a little farther up the satisfying evening of Wiener Walzer.
lies the Dilsberg, the mountain _______
ess almost unchanged since the
lie ages. I lios. Cook &Sm
[ie valley of the Neckar is one of
most beautiful spots in Germany, Wa onsLits
don't let it tempt yo uto neglect
Black Forest just to the south, CONDUCTED and
he valley of the Rhine just CNDCTDOURS
west where you can paddleboat INDEPENDENT TOURS
n past the castles of the original Represented b
ber Barons, and the rock of the
ring Lorelei. Bicycling, to our Frederick S. RandLdI
of thinking, is the most satis- TRAVEL SERVICE
ory way of traveling, but train
bus service are efficient and very 12 Nickels Arcade Ph. 6040
pensive. In fact there is almost
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Ann Arbor (Michigan Union) to Detroit City Airport on Thursday
and Friday, April 7 and 8, for the accommodation of students return-
ing home for Spring Vacation. Regular airline fares from Detroit to
destination will be charged from Ann Arbor including the special limou-
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sine service, so that a substanitial sa
and Modern Western Art Gelleries,
the Boyar House, the Conservatory
of Music, the Tolstoi Museum, Stan-,
islavsky's Art Theatre, the Museum
of the Revolution and the Museum
of Soviet Exports.
Leaving Moscow, the logical place I
to go next on your tour of Russia
is Kharov where the Palace of State
Industry and the House of Projects
form the most impressive wholly new
architectural ensemble to be seen
anywhere in the Soviet.
From Kharov you go to Dnieproges,
where the tomb of Ibsen is located
and a large government power project
aving is offered students.
is being carried on.
After this important Soviet city
your train will take you to Sevastopol.
where you will find the historic
streets of this old city are gay with
the blue and white uniforms of Lhe
Colorful Black Sea Red Fleet, which
makes its home port here. Greece
Rome, Byzantium, the Ottoman Em-
piro, the Genoese and the Tartars
have in turn called Sevastopol their
own.
Then, passing through Yalta, the
Soviet Palm Beach, the visitor this
summer 'should arrive at Odessa, the
Black Sea's largest port. The city
displays beautiful new and old build-
ings and several higher schools and
universities.
Leaving Odessa, you will come tc
the last Russian city of importance
that is yet to be visited-Kiev, the
capital of the Ukranian Soviet Re-
public.
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AUTO CARAVAN
THROUGH EUROPE
For College Men and Women
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It is absolutely necessary to haveal
passport or you will not be allowed to
doll I sail. The cost of a United States pass-
port is ten dollars. Personal appli-
cation must be made in accordance
6040 with instructions which will be sent
you.
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Stockholm has a famous city hall, day.
one of the architectural marvels of Of special interest are the "Pura,"
the modern world, and a modern or temples, which are numerous on
church that is renowned for its sign- every road and impressive both for
plicity of beauty. It is a city of design and for what they represent.
apartments, with a great section of 'A study of the architecture and the
modern apartments and a great park religious rites and ceremonies gives
around which are situated thebeau- one a true insight into the life of
tiful homes, Bali natives.
Bicycle through EUROPE?
IF YOU ARE YOUNG, curious, adventurous, and want to see Europe
as it really is, beneath the veneer which is all most tourists see -
why not? Over 300 American students and graduates did it with.
us last summer, returning enthusiastic and refreshed. This may be
your last chance and foreign exchange is very favorable now.
FEATURES: Small homogene- COST: 9 to 11 weeks tours from
ous groups with young but exper- $298 to $468, depending upon
ienced and responsible leaders, itineraries. This INCLUDES ALL
new English geared bicycles, TRANSPORTATION, F O O D,
short cycling distances with lei- LODGING, TIPS, ENTERTAIN-
surely stops in quaint villages, MENT (opera, cathedrals, thea-
beautiful old-world landscapes tres, museums, etc.) and SPEND-
and historic cities, direct contact ING MONEY ON CYCLING
with natives. DAYS, from New York back to
New York. Only purely personal
ITINERARIES: Specialized expenses such as laundry, pass-
France, England, Germany and port and visas are not included.
Scandinavia) and general (the REQUIREMENTS: Applicants
above plus Switzerland, Belgium, must be under 35 years of age,
Holland, Italy, . Czechoslovakia and, before being accepted into
and Austria). Each itinerary any group, must fill in a detailed
carefully planned by European information blank and submit a
on the ground who know Doctor's certificate of good
iot only the usual guide-book health.
"sights," which any tour can FOR THOSE WHO PREFER,
show you, but also colorfully na- THERE ARE ALSO UNHUR-
Rive haunts not overrun by Amer- RIED MOTOR-BUS, FALT-
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THE."M" MOTOR TOUR offers six weeks of leisurely wanderings
to the show spots of Europe by convenient auto caravan.
Private cars of American manufacture, chauffered by experienced
drivers, will carry tour members at all times. This unusual method
of tour organization affords new advantages-relief from beaten
tourist trails, enjoyable opportunity for en route pauses, maximum
time utilization, practical elimination of baggage annoyances, and
avoidance of costly transportation problem in large cities.
Auto travel takes the voids out of touring; you see as you go.
ITINERARY INCLUDES France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, the
Netherlands, and England. Paris, colorful focal point of Continental
attraction; the Chateau country along France's scenic Loire River
Valley; the fashionable Riviera; Florence,
Venice, and the beautiful Italian lake country;
the incomparable scenery of the majestic Swiss '-
S. S. NORMANIIE and S. S. OlIEEN MARY
From Four Weeks to Two Months, Visiting
Europe in the Full Flower of Its Summer Charm
$475 *W"'""
S. S. Mt(tlANDIE-Sailings June 1, 15, 29; July 13.
S. S. It :N M A Y-Sailings June 8, 22; July 6, July 20.
E111 W EEKS' l Uhlil-England, Holland, Belgium, France;
$475 to $515, from New York.
HIX WEEKSrW tt1u--England, Holland, Belgium, Germany,
Switzerland, France, $665 to $685, from New York.
GIAND 'uiiti-'Two Aonhrs--England, Holland, Belgium,
Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France--$91 5 from New York.
SPI1EvN' 1TYO URTO ITALY, with Easter in Rome, on S. S.
Rex, leaving New York March 26-$475.
'tl:11il'lttl.AFL'--Et1D(1PEAN '1II1I-Famous Lido
Deck Italian Express Liners. Sailings May 21, June 25,
July 9,. 645 to $665, from New York. Also 6 weeks'
tours,$475 to $535, from New York. Stop-over privileges
in Europe on all tours.
All Rates Tourist Class on Ship
Alps; Munich, Nurnberg, and the interesting
drive through the Rhine Valley; a brilliant
cross-sectional view of the picturesque Nether-
lands; London, first city of the world; and
historically rich Southern England.
SAILINGS: The "Ile de France," famous ship
of the French Line, leaving New York City
July 7th and returning September 5th.
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ACCOMMODATIloNS: Clean, AND WALKING TRIPS.
comfortable, simple. Ocean pas-! These tours will appeal especially
sage on Holland-American and to those desirous of avoiding the
Cunard liners, excellent cuisine, usual hurrying about, colored
splendid cabins, roomy delcks, en- E glasses and "shock absorbers"
tertainment. In Europe: attrac- characteristic of most American
tve inn;. pensions, the better tours, and those eager to see be-
youth hostels. tidy private homes. neath the surface in order to
Abundant, regular healthful learn how the real European nor-
meals. mally lives.
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SUPERVISION: The "M" Motor Tour is ar-
ranged and conducted by the Michigan Student
Trvel Corporation (non-profit) under the per-
sonal direction of Mr. William S. Carlson of the
School of Architecture. The girls' division of
the tour will be under capable supervision of Miss
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