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Rollando at Work In Lumber Camp
er Paw:
I forgot two tell you I am working fore the Limber Timber Company sumplace in Washington, so I will nawt tell you how I got even with the Buzz Saw man: "Kin we hapl you?" my boise asked me. I sed, "Know, I wood rather be a loan wolf. You will no of the suckess of
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my plan twomorrow. Goodby," an I set off.
I had a spade an a can the contents of which I cabnot reveel, an soon I was on the Buzz Saw property. At the roots of each tree I dig a whole an then pooled sum of the can intwo hit, then covered the wholes. I finished a hundred trees bafoar I went back. Of course, we wez anckushus two sea how hit turned out, so we went en mass two within several 100 yardz of where the Buzz Saw waz working, an hit waz the funnyest thing watching the Buzz Saw men bouncing there axes on the trunks of the trees. I can naow divulge my sekret: That can I took lask knight waz full of a rubber compound which the trees soaked up during the knight. We yelled two them they should get sum jacks because they all reddy had the balls.
But they comes sadness after revenge, as you halve alwaze sed Paw: Twoday, the men of the Limber Timber Company halve bent an
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Music Camp Group Gives Concert
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sky's Sixth Symphony, a number
from Wagner's "Lohengrin," "Slavonic
Rhapsoa No.2." by Friedemann
and an overture by the American
composer Henry Hadley.
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Balancing the more serious piece were selections from "The Merry Widow" by Lehar and Strauss' "Perpetual Motion."
There has been a noticeable improvement in the all-around playing of the two organizations since their first concerts three weeks ago. Mr. Rush also commented on the superiority of this year's groups of those of last year.
broke axe an saw edges on account of the Buzz Saw men come over lass knight an poored a seament compound at the base of hour trees.
Mister Limber, owner of hour
Compeny, sed this will slow daown
output but sed hit is all right. He
give us a speach lass knight in which
he demostraighted that hit war not
two good two overwork, that moderashun waz the best thing, even
though their waz contrackts, "Two
heck with the contractks," he sed.
He waz cheered loudly, an this is
very strange on account of never befoar have I herd the men cheer at envthing he sed.
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Sutton Visits Campus On Way to Oklahoma U.
Albert Sutton, a former instructor in journalism at the University, visited here on the campus yesterday. Mr. Sutton has been employed on the Des Moines Register where he has made a study of photographical processes for application at the University of Oklahoma where he will teach this fall.
(Editor's note: Seeems that the much talked about course in photography here at the University for next fall is being given instead at Oklahoma U.)
Cunningham Will Not Coach
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School he developed into a great miler under Bill Hargiss's guidance.
By 1932 he was a national figure. His climb to the top was rapid. In 1933 he was awarded the Sullivan Medal as the outstanding American athlete of the year. In 1936 he set the world outdoor record for the mile at 4.06.7. He competed in the Olympic games at Berlin in that year.
After the Olympics, most of the American sport scribes thought Glenn was through. His record for the 1936-1937 season fell short of his previous performances.
During the last indoor season, however, he made an amazing comeback, winning every race easily with a wide margin. He climaxed the great season by smashing all existing mile records when he galloped his way to the sensational time of 4.04.4 at Dartmouth College on March 3.
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Horn soli: Song of the Lute, from "Dead City" (Korngold); Hunting Chorus, from "Fer Freischutz" (von Weber).
Flute soli: Sonata in F major, (Purcell); I Baci (unaccompanied), (Ciardi).
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Piccolo solo: Trois Caprices Espagnols, Bolero, (Cere).
Trio: Sonata for Flute, Oboe,
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Oboe, Clarinet, (Dessane).
Duet: Serenade for Flute and Horn, (Titl).
J. R. Malone Gets Article Published in 'Ken'
Mr. Malone was former publisher of the Daily Kansan. Upon graduating he moved to Leavenworth and became publisher of the Leavenworth Chronicle .Recently he gave up newspaper work and is now doing magazine writing altogether.
"But You Can't Live on Liberty,' is the name of the article appearing in June 16 issue of Ken magazine written by John Richard Malone, graduate of Kansas University in 1937.
By giving a number of specific examples of unemployed youth Mr. Malone points out in his article that youth has no part in the economy that surrounds us today. He makes a definite plea for youth to awaken and make themselves heard.
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K.U. C.P.A. Is O.K.
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