PAGE THREE
FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1937
THIS and THAT BY KENNETH KITCH
Science has just discovered, the public prints tell us, that darkness is necessary to the development of plants. It may be true, but we have always felt that the only plants which demanded darkness for their development were home-brew plants.
SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Experts are now working on methods for varying French dressing. Judging from the annual announcements of Paris fashion dictators, there is entirely too much of that already.
After looking over a batch of advertisements for Billy Rose's big girl-show at the Fort Worth exposition, one can only hold his breath and mutter: "Fair and Warmer."
Extracts from a medical column,
"When It's Hot:" (1) wear sensible
clothes; (2) avoid hard physical labor;
(3) take naps in the afternoons;
(4) choose the shady side of the
treet; (5) watch out for sunstroke,
and should it occur, quit promptly
and call for help." And even a common-
garden-variety columnist might
add: (6) Spend your summers in the
mountains.
Kansas folk ought to get down on their knees and thank Providence for grasshoppers. Residents up around Aberdeen, Wash., are having to get out and save their flower beds and gardens from deer. Just imagine the necessity of having to spray your plants with epsom salts to keep the deer away.
Topekans have been furnishing their youngsters with free pony rides this summer. . . probably just to get them in shape to accompany the old folks the next time the town presents a Presidential candidate.
New York now has a hospital for "joint diseases." Maybe the Keeley sanitarium finally sold out to the city after all.
Things: Mose Neis has been figuring out how many square miles of territory can be covered by the navy planes searching for Earhart. There are ninety planes and if each averages 100 miles per hour, they can cover 9,000 miles of straight territory per hour to say nothing of the water they scan from side to side . . . Some of the boys are wondering why in tarnation the University decided to paint the interior of the library right during the middle of the summer session . . .
How many folks know that most of these big moths which have been getting in the butter are simply adult army worms . . . Some of the summer school boys are signing up with the South Park softball teams that are short of players, but it seems that most of the teams are filled up now . . . Someone tells this one on Doctor Bert Nash—A woman around the hill had been hearing of "Doe" Nash so often that she finally became determined to find out who he is. She asked another lady who wasn't exactly sure. "But," the second lady replied, "I think he's a horse doctor of some kind who lives just down the street."
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rious other systems of operation. He recommended that the Barnes law be extended to every county to include every high school. He admitted, however, that many counties doubtedly would object to this through fear of their being handicapped.
While this might not prove absolutely and permanently practical, it would mean that the state would equalize elementary education and the counties would equalize high school education—a system which Doctor Sheffer believes would be much more desirable than the one under which the state is operating at present.
Still another remedy to be administered should be the consolidation of one-room schools—but, the speaker warned, this can't possibly come quickly.
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As it is, however," Doctor Sheffer said, "farmers are not being treated fairly. They pay approximately 50 per cent of our educational costs in Kansas, but do not get their share of good teachers. They also need well-trained supervisors and administrators because there is much more to good teaching than the mere meeting of educational qualifications prior to obtaining a job."
The banquet was under the direction of N. P. Neis, coffeyville, and C. E. Taylor, Wilson. Fred Howell, Larned, president of the chapter, presided.
Initiation services, held Wednesday afternoon in the courtroom in Green hall, were in charge of Fred Toalson, Dodge City, assisted by a sub-committee of eight. Those who entered the organization included: Bernhard Bargen, H. A. Billingsley, Clifford Bowlby, John Buller, Joe Butrum, Wilmot Carr, Jess Cooper, R. L. Dennin, Arden Hayes, William Lynn, Percy Parks and C. A. Sargent—K.K.
Group Program Sunday
Lists Address, Solo Number
Mrs. Mercedes Cole of Lawrence
will speak at the Union Young People's group meeting Sunday at the Presbyterian church. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m., and the program includes a baritone solo by Charles Neiswander, University student.
A social hour will follow the Sunday night meeting, when refreshments will be served. All young people of the city, including University students, are invited to attend.
The group tonight will hold a skating party at the rink south of town. Those attending will meet at 10th and Vermont at 5:15 p.m., and will go to the rink from there. A picnic supper is planned after the skating party, which will be from 6 until 8 p.m.
DIRECTORY OF 1937 SUMMER SESSION As Given by Students on Registration Cards
MEN—Continued
Phone Name Home Address
1286J Samson, Hugh, Wichita 1620 Mass.
119 Sanders, Geo. Earl, Columbus 940 Mass.
1209 Sargent, Chester A., Portis 1336 Tenn.
2689 Sawhill, Clarence E., Lawrence 1809 La.
2047W Schiffmacher, Jack, Lake Forest Club 927 La.
2021J Schmidt, Alfred F., Canton 904 La.
2040 Schmidt, Dale H., Centralia 1407 Ky.
1379 Schmidt, Frank S., Marysville 1127 Ohio
1788R Schulz, Millard E., Augusta 940 Miss.
Scott, J. J., Wellsville Commutes
1555 Senter, Carl Hilton, Harper 1416 Tenn.
Settles, Fred L., Ottawa Commutes
2446R Shaffer, Earl W, Bunker Hill 1046 Tenn.
1770 Shannon, William H., Lawrence 1100 Tenn.
1379 Shaver, Vincent O., Lecompton 1127 Ohio
Shea, Francis X., Haddam 1614 Ky.
2095W Shelden, Joseph Paul, Gem 304 W. 14th
541 Shell, Neil F., Kansas City 1238 Tenn.
2852 Shields, Ambrese B., Wellsville 1108 Tenn.
1292 Shinkle, James F., Fontana 1333 Tenn.
1700 Shirk, David Lee, ElDorado 1045 W. Hills
1349M Shoemaker, Willard T., Pomona 1701 La.
565 Shook, Kenneth Lee, Pratt 1200 La.
585 Short, Leland L, Yates Center 1021 Tenn.
2731J Shuss, Jack L, Larned 1447 Vt.
1527 Siebert, Niles R., Canada 1232 La.
2554 Siemens, Curt, Mounridge 917 Ohio
Simpson, Frederick W, Garnett
1623 Simpson, Lawrence R., Blue Mound 1414 Tenn.
628 Simpson, Ronald A., Hutchinson 1147 Tenn.
301 Skidmore, John William, Welda 1336 Vt.
175le Slease, Robert P, Topeka 1409 Tenn.
2615 Sloan, Ted Val, Lawrence 1341 Ohio
2488M Slocombe, Robert J, Peabody 804 Mo.
1504 Smith, Charles Ora, Cassoday 1245 Oread
Smith, Edward Allen, Ottawa 1024 Commutes
Smith, Harold James, Eudora 1039 Commutes
721 Smith, Harry J, Kan. City, 1439 Tenn.
2828R Smith, Herbert E., Lawrence 1020 Ill.
2828W Smith, J. Harold, Hesston 1108 Ky.
1252 Smith, Kenneth F., Lawrence 1101 Miss.
Smith, Lawrence R., Lyndon 845 Ala.
1993 Smith, Russell Dean, Neodesha 1232 Ohio
1632 Sneed, Cleo V., Independence 1332 Lake
Sommerville, Caleb John, Lawrence 1807 Ky.
2669M Sommersville, William B., Lawrence 1829 Barker
1789 Spears, Lewis Blair, Kansas City 1111 Miss.
1020W Spong, Clarence Ray, Great Bend 1538 Tenn.
1155 Spong, Lester R., Bend 1230 Tenn.
1152 Spotsville, Clifford M, Ottessa 1101 Miss.
1632 Sproul, Eugene Benson, Chanute 1332 La.
Stark, Richard Harlan, Topeka Commutes
138 Starr, Kehl, Edudu 906 Mass.
127 Stater, Mariece, Hymer 1147 Tenn.
1504 Stair, Clair, Arthur W, K.C. Mo. 1245 Oread
1504 Steele, James E, Clinton, Mo. 1541 Tenn.
1542 Steeper, Hubert T, Kan. City, Mo. 924 La.
2637W Steffen, Marvin O, Ellinwood 1704 Tenn.
1155 Stelling, Ernest H, Hillsboro 1230 Tenn.
Stephenson, Robert Louis, Topeka Commutes
2435 Stephenson, Wayland A., Lawrence 1151 La.
2683M Stevenson, Isaac Glenn, Parsons 1332 Tenn.
2302M Stough, Charles Daniel, Lawrence 1904 N.H.
1292 Strickler, Frank Ellis, Dighton 1333 Tenn.
1504 Strong, W. Wallace, Olathe 1245 Oread
2577 Sullivan, Joseph M., Kan. City 1229 Ohi
Summers, Harold F., Lecompton Commute
2055 Summers, John William, Liberal 1022 Ohi
1914 Swader, St. John 1116 Miss
2446R Swain, Fred M, Hickman Mills, Mo. 1046 Tenn
3125 Swender, Lowell Wesley, Kincaid 1247 Ohi
1858 Swiggett, Loraine Clayton, Iola 1244 La
1902 Taber, Frank A., K.C. Mo. 1233 Oreac
2968R Taylor, Chester E., Wilson 1345 Vt
1738 Taylor, Dewey Earl, Williamsburg 829 Mo
1405W Taylor, Donald Wayne, Abilene 1215 Tenn.
Tenny, Theodore Clayton, Lawrence 9274 Mass.
2299R Terrell, Bernec E, Alton 1032 Oh
2165 Tharp, Joseph Grant, Independence 1325 Tenn.
2602M Thomas, Frank, Sparks 1122 Oh
837 Thompson, Duard Lee, Kan. City 1004 W. 4t
1712 Thompson, John Harold, Almae 1339 OH
900 Ohio
1902 Taber, Frank A. K.C., Mo. 1233 Oread
1908 Taylor, Chester E. Wilson 1345 Vt.
1738 Taylor, Dewey Earl, Williamsburg 829 Mo.
1405W Taylor, Donald Wayne, Abilene 1215 Tenn.
Tenny, Theodore Cast, Lawrence 9271% Mass.
2299R Terrell, Bernec E. Alton 1032 Ohio
2165 Tharp, Joseph Grant, Independence 1325 Tenn.
2602M Thomas, Frank, Sparks 1122 Ohio
837 Thompson, Duard Lee, Kan. City 1004 W. 4th
1712 Thompson, John Harold, Almenga 1339 Ohio
2725 Thurman, Hill Cook, Lawrence 800 Ohio
1555 Toalson, Ford B. Dodge City 1416 Tenn.
2638R Toalson, Wilmont, Garden City 23 E. 11th
Townsend, John Robert, Emporia
2910 Treger, Newman V. Independence 704 W. 12th
2621 Trollman, August Samuel, Fairview 916 Ohio
Phone Name Home Address
1285 Trombold, Jack J., Iola ... 740 La.
2512W Trotter, Jack Alexander, Topeka ... 1220 Tenn.
655 Tucker, Henry Vee, Liberal ... 1200 La.
1947J Turner, Arnold, Osawatomie ... 1102 W. 6th
1902 Turner, John Washington, Hope ... 1233 Oread
1902 Tweedy, Ralph Leander, Hays ... 1101 Miss.
2565W Twiehaus, Hobert, Independent Mo. 1319 Tenn.
628 Tyler, William F., Kan City, Mo. ... 1147 Tenn.
1705 Underwood, Dale S., Junction City ... 1132 Tenn.
1632 Unruh, Herman B., Pratt ... 1332 La.
2683W Van Fleet, Jimmie, Lawrence ... 1333 Ky.
2771J Van Sickle, Joe D., Lawrence ... 1515 Vt.
1905 Varnes, George Leo, Lawrence ... 1112 R.I.
1468 Varnum, Walter B., Lawrence ... 717 Mo.
1735 Veitch, William J., Kanopolis ... 1528 Tenn.
3071 Vetter, Ronald, Lawrence ... 712 Me.
3028W Vinette, Darrell Hedges, Howard ... 1126 Tenn.
1018 Vin Zant, Lawrence E, Salina ... 1137 Ind.
1158W Vogel, Richard George, Lawrence ... 1008 Me.
1710 Voss, Arthur W. M., Lawrence ... 1638 Miss.
... Wallace, Theodore R, Kan City ... 1247 Ky.
Warehome, Merlin M, Overland Park ...
... Watson, G. Owen, Alexander ... 1045 Ky.
1782 Watson, James Donald, Clafflin ... 637 Ind.
1715 Watson, Robert Lee, Phoenix, Ariz ... 1430 La.
1957 Wayman, Harold A, Emporia ... 1621 Edgehill
Weaver, Ernest, B., Topeka ... Commutes
2648 Weekley, Ira C., Kan City, Mo. ... 1139 Tenn.
87 Weimer, Paul Kessler, Wabash, Ind. ... 1527 Mass.
1993 Welch, George Murlin, Colony ... 1232 Ohio
1379 Wells, William S, Asherville ... 1127 Ohio
2325 Weres, Laurence S, Lawrence ... 1425 N.Y.
1502 Weston, Robert H, Kan City, Mo. ... 1420 Ohio
187 White, Paul L, Garden City ... Fire Sta. No. 2
Whitlow, Wayne Berington, Topeka ...
565 Whitlow, Doyle Collins, Salina ... 1200 La.
Whitman, Philip Henry, Topeka ... Commutes
Whitney, Galley Arthur, Manhattan
1018 Whitson, Claude S, Wichita ... 1137 Ind.
1179 Wiens, Rudolf Peter, Lehigh ... 505 Ohio
2731J Wiles, Harry Gordon, Macksville ... 1447 Vt.
Wilkinson, Alva E, Cherryvale ... 1803 Mass.
2173M Williams, Joe Mendle, Lawrence ... 1609 Vt.
 Williams, Edward, Lawrence ... 1108 N.Y.
Williams, Raymond C, Kan City ... 1233 N.J.
2818R Wilmore, Waldo Wayne, Newton ... 1708 Tenn
1379 Wilson, Warren Hutto, Turner ... 1127 Ohio
837 Winslow, Clarence M, Tonganoe wi 1004 W. 4th
2808 Winslow, Robert L, Jr, K.C, Mo. ... 1014 Mo.
995 Wolfson, Charles, Lawrence ... 1435 Ohio
Wolgast, Harlie August, Alta Vista ...
355 Wood, Montgomery P, Garnett ... 1541 Tenn.
868 Woodbury, Hilton S, Florence 1245 W. Campus
2297R Woodman, Dale H, Independence ... 1027 Miss.
2671J Woods, Walton Clay, Kan City, Mo. ... 900 Mo.
Wray, Harold Matthew, Lawrence ... Route 6
898 Yeoman, Francis G., Chanute ... 1246 Oread
1018 Young, Fred Clarence, Kan City ... 1137 Ind.
2165 Young, Harold C, Osawatomie ... 1325 Tenn.
1053 Young, John Ira, Salina ... 1400 La.
2047W Zimmerman, W. H., Jr, Asherville, N.C. 927 La.
2479 Zimmi, Saul, Lawrence    1001 Miss.
At Kansas City
Barker, Fred M. Kan, City ...3815 Cambridge
Brownell, Thomas S. K.C, Mo...3181 Wabash
Clark, Ray A., Kan, City ...4015 Cambridge
Davis, Christopher G., Kan, City ...406 State
Gilbert, J. Howard, Wichita ...3923 Eaton
Hassling, Dean H., Wakefield ...3722 Bell
LeVine, Sydney, New Bedford, Mass. 3722 Bell
McKibben, Joe Tony, Cherokee ...4441 Highland
Robbins, Roy Stone K.C, Mo...3919 Eaton
Samuelson, Edward A., Lawrence ...3919 Eaton
Shanklin, J. Harold, K. City ..2311½ S.W. Blvd.
Siebert, Norman C, Canada ...3559 State Line
Statland, Harry K., Mc..427 E. 64th Tern.
Va335S Swan, Major M, Thayer ...3821 Bell
Va4814 Voorhees, Gordon S, Leavenworth K.U. Hosp.
Gr8575 Wade, Fred E. K.C ...1806 Jefferson (Mo.)
Lo3859 Walters, Wbyer W., Kan City ..4012 Cambridge
We9128 Way, John D, Pittsburg ...1615 West 39th
Wilson, Robert B., K.C ...1634 So. Mill