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University Daily Kansas Thursday, Sept. 22, 1955.
Extension Work Shown At Fair
Every Kansas county is reached in some way by the University Extension services. This is shown in an exhibit at the state fair in Hutchinson which closes today.
The exhibit, organized by Howard Walker, director of University Extension, and Harold Ingham, activities coordinator for University Extension, has a large Kansas map for its background. Dots indicate places where the 30 University Extension services have operated.
At either side of the exhibit are signs listing the services. Above the map is a flying Jayhawk with books in his tables, showing that the bureau covers the state.
Special light fixtures illuminate the entire display which is painted with phosphorescent material.
Daylight Time Ends Sunday
CHICAGO—(U.P.)—An estimated 28,880,000 Americans will collect a five-month-old debt next Sunday—the hour of sleep they lost when many parts of the country adopted daylight saving time last April. A national survey by Elgin Observatory indicated that most cities and towns in 11 states will return to standard time at 12:01 a.m., Sept. 25.
An anti-rabies vaccine for cattle was developed in 1954.
Nearly Blind Senior Aids Archaeology Crew
When the University archaeological expedition left Lawrence this summer there was a question as to whether or not Clement Blakeslee, college senior, would be an asset at the "Two Teeth" dig on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation near Chamberland, S. D. Blakeslee, with five per cent of normal vision, is nearly blind.
Life in camp was comparatively easy for everyone. The members made their headquarters in a school building near the area to be flooded this spring in the Ft. Randal Dam development. The inhabitants had abandoned the community and had left behind modern kitchen facilities, refrigeration, and hot and cold running water for the archaeology crew.
When the floor level was reached the careful job of combing it with whisk brooms and trowels was started. On occasion Blakeslee got in on this cautious task, picking up broken arrowheads, bone awls and fragments of pottery. His sense of touch enabled him to help remove some of the 100 or so stumps which had once supported the roof.
Blakeslee, attached to the party as an ethnologist, is a Summerfield scholar majoring in anthropology. Supposedly he would have nothing to do with the digging at the site of the prehistoric Arikara Indian village. Even so he was able to transport dirt and to help search for relics with a hand trowel and a whisk broom.
"At first I tied someone's shirt to a pole stuck in the ground," Blakeslee said. "I could distinguish this flag, head for it and dump the wheelbarrow. When the pile got high enough I no longer needed the flag."
- OUT of GAS?
- FLAT TIRE?
- BATTERY DOWN?
These tasks of archaeology he performed when he was not doing his regular job, seeking ethnological knowledge.
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