N
g up P
-, medi
rly all the
dentistry
ere are no
Africa, and
of the coll
in strictly
America, but to the British Isles..
The war, which has disorganized the,
English universities because of the
eda- wholesale enlistment of instructors
cine, and students, has made it advantage-
ous to come to this country for a full;
stu- complete dental training. Also, until
de- last year, the American universities
den- offered a three-year course compared
the with the English four-year course,
eges and the changing of the curriculum
den- to four years here will no doubt in fu-
ture influence the coming of some
ifers South African students.
There is also a feeling that the
law, United States turns out better den-
-yeartitmr
tists, more particularly on the techni-
cal side, than most other countries.
con- And last, but not least, is the oppor-
hese tunity afforded of seeing a great new
foreign land, where no difficulties of
p his language would be encountered, and
which welcomes all comers, whether
prat they come to play, or to work, or to
ra- study.
, he
ge o
ture,
i has made up
America to s
intention of p
er graduating
entering one
- Harvard, P
an. This is
order to pra
.h Africa, thec
gree - the L
ntal collegec
e of
enn-
due
ctise
den-
t. D.
of a
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sion. Briefly
he University
reputation in
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Washington, May 2.-The world
knows the story of Britain's fleet, the
simple tale of the gaunt gray fighting
hulks that swing ceaselessly in circles
from the Arctic down to Ostend, bar-
ring effectively the egress from Ger-
man ports of naval merchant shipping.
Only the U-boats and an occasional
raider have been successful in slip-
ping through the steel cordon.
Although much has been told about
the high seas fleets, but little has been
written about England's efficient sub-
marine navy. However, there has
been received by the committee on
public information an official British
statement, made public with the ap-
probation of the Admiralty, telling in
detailed form of the exploits of Brit-
ons in combating Germany with her
favorite weapon.
Leaving the home harbors on Eng-
land's east coast, or perhaps dropping
down some Scottish firth, the sub-
marines slip into the gray waters of
the North sea and pick their way
through German mine fields so that
they may battle with the enemy even
within the confines of his own har-
bors.
One of the most popular tales of the
exploits of British submarines deals
with a young commander, who auda-
ciously crept through mine-infested
waters into the very harbor of Heli-
goland, the German Gibraltar. As he
allowed his periscope to show above
the surface for an instant, he caught
a glimpse of an enemy U-boat riding
awash while the crew, lined up on
deck, smiled a greeting to the crowds
on shore and aboard harbor shipping
who were noisily welcoming the
"heroes" returning from a raid on the
Atlantic. A torpedo from the British
craft summarily cut short the celebra-
tion and eliminated the U-boat as a
further menace to Allied vessels. The
brilliant phase of the achievement is
the fact that the English vessel suc-
ceeded in escaping and returning to
port unharmed.
for Aaron's arrest, the battle of Vicks-
burg, and others of like significance,
each of which is enacted with utmost
fidelity.
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