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SHEARD SHEARED—Bob Sheard of the Buildings and Grounds department was caught 'up a tree' in front of Flint Hall yesterday as he prepared to trim its branches.
They're Not True Primates
It's not a throw back to the era of the primitive man. Those men climbing about in campus trees are members of the maintenance department cutting dead wood and filling cavities in the trees.
The cutting process is expected to be completed later in the week, Harold E. Blitch, landscape foreman said, and planting of new trees and shrubs will begin then. Most of the planting will be evergreens. Work will be done around Douthart, Sellards and Pearson Halls and Memorial Drive.
It is a natural process for the trees to lose branches. Blitch said. The maintenance department is assisting nature to prevent the dead wood from falling on someone below.
OSHKOSH, Wis. — (UP) — Two teen-age boys found an 1851 Colt revolver recently and returned it to the Oshkosh Public Museum from where it was stolen last February.
It was wrapped in a plastic bag when the boys found it on a river bank and was in as good condition as when it was stolen.
The Navy model Colt had been the property of Thomas Coleman ("Cole") Younger, a member of Quantrell's Civil War guerrilla band. Younger later was an associate of Jesse James.
GraduateClub MeetsTonight
"Are the Social Sciences Sciences?" will be the panel discussion topic meeting of the Graduate Club at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Jayhawk Room of the Student Union.
Panel members will be Max Dresden, professor of physics; Charles Warriner, professor of sociology, and Moin Baqai, Pakistan, and Lillian Blake, New York, N.Y., graduate students.
James Schellenberg, Baldwin graduate student, has been elected president of the club.
Other newly elected officers are vice president, Hans C. Christensen, Norway; secretary, Kathryn Taylor, Dodge City; treasurer, Moin Baqai, and executive committee members at large, Nigel Kermode, Great Britain, and Mohamed Kazem, Egypt.
Committee chairmen appointed by the executive committee are: Nigel Kermode, program; Margaret Cross, Stillwater, Okla., social; Wanda Sammons, Stockton, publicity, and Gopal Khare, India, membership.
They Got the Bird?
Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1955. University Daily Kansan
OWOSSO, Mich —(U.P.)— Owosso firemen sped to the scene when a woman reported "my baby is up in the tree." The baby, firemen learned upon arrival, was a parakeet.
Allen Crafton, professor of speech, spoke to the group Saturday on the history of the University's speech and drama department.
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