Monday, October 4, 1954 University Daily Kansan
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KU Will Co-Sponsor Music and Art Clinic
Planning for professional progress in music and art in Kansas schools, the University of Kansas co-sponsored clinic for music and art will be held this year in the Dodge City public schools Friday and Saturday.
The University faculty and the Dodge City teachers will hold conferences on art and music during the week end.
Twenty-six faculty members from the School of Fine Arts and School of Education will leave Thursday for the clinic.
State Business Shows Increase
Significantly improved Kansas business in June and July has put the gross volume of 1954 retail trade ahead of the first seven months in 1953, the University of Kansas Bureau of Business Research reports. Sales tax collections show that sales through July have increased one per cent over the same 1953 period.
Sales tax collections on July 1954 business were up 7.3 per cent over July 1953, totaling $3,736,659. This was the fifth highest amount since the tax has been levied.
Changes in retail trade by counties between June of 1953 and 1954 and improved conditions in the central portion of the state and particularly the west central have been noted. Sixty-four counties had improved June sales, as compared to 55 showing improvement the preceding month.
The statewide increase in June sales was 2.5 per cent.
Seven of the 11 classes of business showed improvement from June 1953, ranging up to 8.8 per cent for the unclassified retail group. Other important increases for dollar amounts were attained by the automotive group (7.2 per cent), food group (1.7 per cent) and the public utility group (4.3 per cent).
Decreases were reported for the apparel, furniture, general merchandising, and professional and personal service groups.
A 1,000-pound steer yields a hide weighing about 70 pounds, or about 7 per cent of the live weight of the animal.
Invitations have been sent to school superintendents, principals, and art and music supervisors in the southwest one-sixth of Kansas.
A concert will be presented by the music faculty of the University at the Dodge City High school Friday morning, and in the afternoon on Monday. KU art exhibit will be on display at the high school during the clinic.
KU faculty participating in the program and the conferences are Dean Kenneth E. Anderson of the School of Education; Karel Blaas, assistant professor of viola and music theory; Alexander Boyle, instructor of design; J. Sheldon Carey, professor of design; Gerald M. Carney, associate professor of music education; Raymond Cerf, professor of violi; Maud Ellsworth, associate professor of art education; E. Thayer Gaston, professor of music.
Isabelle Gaddis, instructor of design; Dean Thomas Gorton of the School of Fine Arts; George C. Green Jr., instructor in music theory; Robert Green, associate professor of drawing and painting; Marcus E. Hahn, instructor in music education; Leo Horacek, instructor in brass instruments; Arvid Jacobson, associate professor of design; Roy Hamlin Johnson, assistant professor of piano; Elin Jorgensen, professor of music education; Clayton H. Krehbiel, assistant professor of music education.
Austin Ledwith, instructor in woodwind instruments; Reinhold Schmidt, professor of voice; Alice Schwartz, instructor of art education; Carlyle H. Smith, associate professor of design; Raymond Stuhl, associate professor of cello; Robert F. Unkefer, assistant instructor in music education; Russell L. Wiley, professor of woodwind instruments and director of the University band and orchestra, and Raymond Zepp, assistant director of the band.
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A PERFECT FIT—Ann Hines, college freshman, inspects with approval one of the new KU band uniforms worn by Bill Littell, music education sophomore and a member of the marching band. Miss Hines also is a member of the band. One hundred twenty uniforms, designed in midnight blue, have been purchased to replace the red
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120 Military Style Uniforms Purchased for KU Band
A set of 120 military style uniforms has been purchased by the KU Band to replace the present uniforms which have been used seven years. The uniform, manufactured by
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The uniform, manufactured by the Fruhauf Uniform company of Wichita, was chosen from five samples submitted to a selection committee headed by Russell Wiley, band director. The committee was authorized by Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy.
Homecoming football activities Nov. 6 will mark the first appearance of the band outfits on the athletic field. Prof. Wiley said tentative plans to wear the uniforms at the SMU game in Dallas Oct. 23 had been made. He said the athletic department is considering approval to make the trip. The uniforms will be worn at the KU-Kansas State game at Manhattan Oct. 3.
The basic color of the uniform is midnight blue, which is almost black in appearance. The design of the uniform is "West Point" and will include the West Point tails. White and gold trim is used on the uniforms.
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Baltimore Race Crisis Brings Guard by Police
Baltimore — (O.R.)-Mayer Thomas R. d'Alesandro ordered police squads thrown around schools in southern Baltimore today to guard against any new violence over a recent regulation mingling white and Negro students.
The action came as Dr. John H. Fischer, superintendent of public schools, revealed he is "impressed" by reports that "subversives" may be secretly sponsoring an all-out anti-integration campaign.
Trouble began brewing last Thursday when parents pickedet school No. 34 where 12 Negroes had been enrolled in kindergarten. It flared into something bigger Friday when nine schools were picketed and a crowd of $80 white adults and students chased Negroes. Six men were arrested for street fighting.
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