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Design Faculty's Art To Be at Topeka Show
Twelve members of the design de- $ \textcircled{2} $ department faculty will have art work on exhibit at a show sponsored by the Topeka Art guild, which opens the exhibition in Topeka Sunday.
The art show, displayed in the Topeka High school art gallery, will last one month.
Roger English, instructor in industrial design, will exhibit an iron and glass coffee table and the design and layout of a book.
Carlyle Smith, professor of silversmithing and jewelry, will exhibit silver candlesticks, several pitchers in silver, a woman's ring, and a pendant agate with a handmade chain.
Sheldon Carey, ceramic professor, will exhibit four pieces of stoneware pottery made from Kansas clay and glazed with volcanic ash from Kansas.
A water color called "Deep Sea Fantasy" and earrings and pins done is enameled jewelry will be displayed by Frank Needle, design instructor.
Philip Henderson, commercial art instructor, will show two water colors, "Xochimilco—Mexico," and "Old Bridge in Mexico," in addition to several pen and ink drawings done in Mexico.
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Four watercolors, including "Backyard in Winter" and "Spring Monday," will be exhibited by Miss Nancy Wolf, design instructor. Miss Elizabeth Swigart, design instructor, will show a woven rug and four textile designs for drapery.
Miss Marjorie Whitney, chairman of the design department, will exhibit four water colors of Kansas scenes.
Elden Tefft, sculpturing instructor, will show "Night Pebble" in marble and two objects, "Muser" and "Sphereoid," in ceramics. Evelyn DeGraw, professor of weaving, will display a damask tablecloth, tweed yardage, and a car blanket.
Six pieces of fabric designed for the New York market will be exhibited by Alex Boyle, design instructor.
Arvid Jacobsen, interior design professor, will exhibit a wooo sculpture called "Mother and Child;" two lithographs called "Country Store" and "Lake;" three watercolors, "Nature's Palette," "Composition Class," and "Winter;" and two woodcuts.
Official Bulletin
TODAY
Fulbright Scholarship and Buenos Aires
Aulas de Inglés. Dr. Francisco
Fraer theater. All students, freshman
through graduate, welcome. KU Ful-
bright Scholarship and students will
answer questions
AWS House Meeting: 4 p.m., Pine
room, Memorial Union
Lecture on the Christian Faith: Walter Wilson Jr., Greenleave Motor Co., K.C. Mo. Sponsored by KU Christian Fellowship, 7:30 p.m., 32 Strong.
Kaku Pledge meeting: 7 p.m., business
YMCA meeting: 7:30 p.m., Jayhawker
YMCA meeting: 7:30 p.m., Jayhawker
Freshman AWS; Senate petitions will
be filed Thursday, Oct. 15.
be available Thursday, Oct. 15.
Student club: 7:30 p.m., Union ball room.
4-No **Bridge Club:** 7:15 p.m. Card.
student. Students, faculty.
faculty. Dulplicate.
Bailley Chemistry Club meeting; 8
graduation school; A discussion of
graduate schools.
Quack Club: 7:30 p.m., Robinson pool.
Swim.
Delta Sigma Pi: Business meeting 8
p.m., Formal Pledging Ceremony, 8:30
p.m. Main lounge, Military Science bldg.
*All-Student Devotions*, 9:45 p.m., Dan-
Versammlung des Deutschen Vereins,
Kaffeeklatsch, Alle willkommen.
- Talent tryouts for the last time in*
* the job market. Come prepared to display your talent.*
Junior Class publicity committee: 7:30 p.m., Union.
Gamma Dance Cost: $cust supper, social
dance 5:30 p.m. New Student lounge,
17th and 18th floors
SUNDAY
DRINK Lawrence Sanitary MILK
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Lawrence Sanitary Milk and milk products are the most complete foods obtainable.
Dr. Lefschetz, a past president of the American Mathematical society, retired from the Princeton department chairmanship last June and is working on an nonlinear differential equations for the Office of Naval Research.
Drink at least two glasses every day.
For mathematicians and other scientists he will give two lectures on algebraic topology. The first will be at 4 p.m. Monday in Strong auditorium, the second at 8 p.m. Tuesday, in 203 Strong.
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A native of Moscow, Russia, Dr. Lefschetz took mechanical engineering-degree in Paris, France, in 1905. He emigrated to the United States and worked for the Westinghouse Electric company. However he lost both hands in an accident and turned to mathematics.
A non-technical lecture for the public on "What is Topology" will be given by Dr. Lefschetz at 8 p.m. in Strong auditorium Oct. 21. He will speak on "The Role of Mathematics in the World Today" at the Mathematics club meeting at 4 p.m. in 204 Strong.
Dr. Lefschetz is one of the world's ranking theoretical mathematicians and was one of the creators of the new branch of algebraic topology.
Dr. Solomon Lefschetz, emeritus chairman of the mathematics department at Princeton university, and author of a series of lectures here Oct. 18-22.
Math Teacher To Give Talks
Prof. G. Baley Price said mathematics teachers from the area are being invited to the lectures. A reception honoring Dr. and Mrs. Lefschetz will be held at the Faculty club after the Wednesday public lecture.
After earning the Ph. D. degree from Clark university, he taught two years at the University of Nebraska. He was a member of the KU faculty from 1913 to 1924 and then left to go to Princeton.
The Quartermaster Corps bought more than 42 million pounds of GI soap for the U.S. Army during the past year. Price per one-pound bar on a recent procurement order was slightly more than seven-tenths of one cent.
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