University Daily Kansan
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There's More Than One Way To Give Bad Birds 'The Bird'
Chicago — (U.P.) The noisy bird problem can be solved, according to the American Municipal Association.
In Newton, Mass., the association hid, harassed city fathers were both arrested. They asked that infested the city hall. They asked the city forester for help.
With his high pressure tree sprayer, he literally blew the flock sky high with blasts of air, partially denuding some of the pigeons in the process.
Three neighboring communities in New Jersey—Montclair, Orange and West Orange—installed imitation owls and employed electric recordings of owl hoots to keep starlings on the move.
They apparently fled for good.
It worked at first, but the association said the starlings appear to be getting wise to the ruse.
In Detroit's Sherwood Forest section, a noisier approach was taken to get rid of starlings. Two loudspeakers, adjusted to emit 10,000 to 11,000 cycle whistles, were set up
ear the trees in which the birds roost.
At that frequency, the whistles can be heard by the birds but not by human beings. The starlings fed, seeking other perches where they could carry on their chattering without interruption.
In New York City, it is unlawful to trap pigeons unless the health department rules them to be a menace to public health. During the summer, however, a permit was granted to trap those judged to be a menace to music lovers.
Pigeons perching on the rafters of Lewisohn stadium during summer concerts menaced both musicians and audiences, so the permit was issued.
Senior Weekend To Start Nov. 9
Senior class weekend activities will start with a convocation at 10 am. Friday, Nov. 9, in Hoch auditorium.
Seniors will sit in a group at the Loyola university-KU football game Saturday, Nov. 10.
Potter lake will be the site of a picnic at 5.30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11.
E. R. Elbel, professor of physical education, will recognize class of '52 accomplishments during halftime of the game. The University band will make formations honoring the class.
A Chinese machinegunner figured this was a pretty tough assignment.
Machinegun Much Too Heavy,
So Red Takes Chief's Pistol
With U. S. Marines, Korea—(U,P)—United Nations safe conduct passes instruct any enemy soldiers wishing to surrender to bring his weapon with him.
"Much as I wanted to surrender," he told American Marines today, "I don't feel like carrying that machine over mountains so I had to wait."
He solved the problem, the prisoner said, by swiping his company commander's pistol.
Where Is That Other Half
Memphis, Tenn. — (U.P.) - Alvie Skipworth, a street cleaner, found a bill, but he couldn't spent it. Someone had cut the bill into strips and Skipworth found less than half of it.
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"FATHER WAS A FULLBACK"
Red Cross School Here
A conference to train leaders in the American Junior Red Cross in Kansas schools will be held at the University Thursday and Friday.
About 150 adult leaders and high school students are expected to attend. The emphasis of the conference will be on Junior Red Cross in education. Students and teachers will present the activities of Junior Red Cross in Kansas schools.
Robert Edson of St. Louis, director of the disaster service of the Mid-Western area of the American Red Cross, will speak on "Disaster: It Happened—It Could Happen Again."
Verne L. Pickens, director of vocational and family life, education in the public schools of Kansas City, Mo., will give the opening address on "Leadership."
A panel on "The Schools and Red Cross in the Schools in Relation to Civil Defense" will be led by Abe Hubert, principal of the Garden City Junior high school.
Rotarian Finds Lost Club Pin
Bristol, R.I.—(U.P.) — Two years after Virginia J. Derocha lost his Rotary Club pin, he found it in the gizzard of one of his ducks he was dressing.
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STUDYING to tonight? Refresh yourself with fountain beverages and sand-wiches—for pickup. Alamo Cafe. Phone 3604, 1109 Mass.
CRYSTAL CAFLE serves choice steaks, sandwiches, maffles, home-made pies and cakes, tree parking space from 6 customers. tree parking space from 6 customers. m ftt midnight. Crystal Cafe, 609 Vt.
FOR SALE
VISI-E5 vocabulary cards in French,
German, Latin, Spanish, and
Russian will help you to an "A." See them today.
Student Union Book Store. 26
NO INCREASE in price on yellow second
pillow. Student Union Book Store. 26
pad. Student Union Book Store. 26
FINE ART REPRODUCTIONS! We now have a wide selection of reproductions of famous paintings in full color. Student Union Book Store. 26
ALL METAL fluorescent desk lamps.
ALL METAL batteries. At your Studen-
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GEORGE would like to show you his own custom made Pipes, piced from $2.00 to $5.00. George's Pipe Shop, 727 Mass.    26
NEW! SUPERCHROME INK! The dry writing discovery for your Parker "51."
Choose your color from the stock at the Student Union Book Store. 26
1936 DESOTTO COUPE; $750 invested
Motor overhaul; near new rear tires;
excellent body; nine interior. Price
$225. Call 2234M after a 7pm. p. 25
ONE PAIR of soccer shoes (made in
America) for pairing. Call Gallen, 3691,
pair of skiing pants. Call Gallen, 3691.
TUXEDO, size 36, good condition. $20.
Also orchid formal size 9, $5. Call at
1210 Ohio (upstairs apt.) Between 5 and
8 p.m. 22
TRANSPORTATION
RIDERS WANTED from 63rd Broodside,
K.C., Mo. to University, Tuesday and
Thursday morning, 8 o'clock classes.
Call Ja1936. 25
Monday. October 22, 1951
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HELP WANTED: Secretary in research organization connected with the University. Typing, shorthand; some knowledge of bookkeeping preferred. C2 KU 298.
LAND, AIR AND SEA transportation. Ask us about family rates, skycap coach trips, and ski tours. Fall and winter cruises. Book passage now for European travel next summer. Visit the National Bank for information and reservations. Eighth and Mass. Phone 30-782-1496.
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FOLK SONGS for your large or small groups. Old English Ballads, cowboy and mountain songs sung to a guitar.
Contact Kansan, Box 1. 25
NOW SHOWING Roy Rogers "NORTH OF THE GREAT DIVIDE" And
AVAILABLE through the Socialist Study Club: Anvil & Student Partisan, fall '51. Socialist books and pamphlets. Rare Marxist classes. Call 3691. 23
REMEMBER to get your tickets early to "Good Medicine," musical review in Fraser theatre, October 24-27. I.D. card is good for a reserved seat at no cost. Music service is the "Good Medicine." Ticket booth in the basement of Green hall. 25
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SHORTY'S Barber Shop located at 733 11th to all come and visit for service. Plenty of reading material that hasn't been used on other place of business. Hair cuts $0.75.
!AYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your 'Jayhawk' pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our business. Our
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pet and gift Shop, 1218 Comm. phone 818
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MAN'S GOLD wedding ring in pool o''
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from girl's dressing room in Robinson Gym, two feet sentimental value only. Please return. Reward. Phone 319-282 after 5 p.m.
JASSIE'S BACK IN HER GREATEST ADVENTURE.
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