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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE KANSAS
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Malott Speaks To Town Hall
education needs constant reapraisal and new incentive in the widening horizons of our complex life, Chancellor Deane W. Malott told the fourth annual town hall meeting in Liberty Memorial High school Thursday.
"Education must fill three needs today," he told the assembly. "One, it must prepare people to live 24 hours a day. Two, it must prove the value in labor. Three, education must teach people how to be citizens."
"We are fast becoming a nation of audiences where people are afraid to be alone. They congregate in great cities looking for security rather than independence. Education must give tranquillity in the confusion that surrounds people today."
taining citizens is the greatest task of education. We must have intelligent voters or we can not make democracy work. It has been said that our congress is the last great congress in the world. Educators must train citizens to direct its course."
Commenting on an incident of his recent trip to Norway, Chancellor Malott said that work must be thought of as respectable. He recalled that he had watched a highly-educated man doing manual labor in the construction of a great cathedral in Trondheim.
"It is quite erroneous to think that educated people must not work," he said. "Work will become the central force of our existence.
Speaking against growing bureaucracy in government, Chancellor Malott said that the trend toward the welfare state and the desire for security has created an illusion that indirect aid costs less.
Maxon Discusses Home Decoration
American interior decoration has come of age, said Dr. John Maxon, Director of the University Museum of Art.
"The ideals of the craftsman in this country have become a tradition," Dr. Maxon said recently in the second of a series of art lectures.
"Interior decoration as a profession has become increasingly popular since the days of the 'Mission Oak' fad, when furniture was designed like that in the California察觉s." Dr. Maxon said. "In the late 1890's the collecting of antique furniture became widespread.
"Space World War I, interior decorating magazines, furniture dealers and architects have made house furnishing a big business."
Dr. Maxon illustrated his lectures with slides of interior settings in the Boston of 30 years ago and the New York and England of today. He discussed standards of taste and the style of each setting.
Ancient Roman City Dug Up In Bulgaria
Sofia, Bulgaria — (U,P) — Serdica, once one of the most important of ancient Roman cities on the "bridge" between Europe and Asia, is gradually being unearthed.
Excavations have revealed the remains of what was once a thriving city in what is now central Sofia.
About 20 feet below street level, huge stone blocks and thick fortress walls have been unearthed.
Gates opening eastward, according to local experts, indicate broadening of the city in an eastern direction. This necessitated breaching the walls to allow the growing population entrance to the fortress town.
The excavations have yielded many secrets of an era up to the third century A.D.
Workers have unearthed an ancient Christian temple, a large building even by modern standards. 34 statues of saints, richly adorned, with ornamental plates, religious writing on the walls, and pictures.
A considerable number of ceramics and glass ornaments of various epochs have been discovered also.
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1948 Chevrolet coach, with everything; 1947 Fleet-line coach Sedan, radio, mention; 1941 Chevrolet coach. Best one in town; 1941 Chevrolet coupe, cheap; 1941 Coupe, radio and heater; 1942 Coupe, radio and heater; 1938 Wilts sedan. First $10 takes it; 1935 Plymouth coupe. First $9 takes it; 1930 Model A. Priced to sell. Highest price for good cars. Opens evenings and Sundays. Crystal Motor's Trading Post. 304 W. 6th.
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$135 WILL BUY you a Bulk. This is an old model car in excellent condition.
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SCHAUN'S "Theory to Problems in Physics" and "Theory and Problems in Chemistry" are the easiest road to that goal, but look at them. Student Union Book Store.
STUDEBAKER Champion, 1940 Deluxe
New paint job, upholstery, and seat
covers. Heater and overdrive. 40,000
miles. Sacrifice. See at 1526 Vermont. 17
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Beautiful
waterproof jacket. White gold mounting. Original value $800
Bids accepted. Call Paschal. 3310W, 428
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1980 MODEL A Ford roadster. New engine, differential universal, and clutch good in 16-in. tires, radio良好 and paint. See at 2141 HEH, P1429JJ
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DURING  KU-MU  game leave your child with me. 35 an hour. Helen's Nursery School 600 W 23 28293. 18
CLEAN! Your clothes really are—are you ready? 40 pounds washed, triple-rinsed, damp-dried - 25c. Drying 15c. Student-owned. Launderaide. 813 Vermont. 14
TYPING. Term papers, notesbooks, leftovers, work. Regular rates. Prompt attention. Mrs. Shields, 1209 Ohio, Phone 1601
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THROUGH on the auto check, easy on the G.I. check at Hadl Bros. Motor Co. Complete overhaul, engine tune-up, body and fender repair, auto painting, used car restoration. JAHYAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant surprise and visit your "Jayhawk" pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our business. Our one-stop service is perfect for pet and feather and Grant's Pet and Gift Shop. 1218 Conn. St. Ph. 418. tf
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$10.00 per week, double. Garage available
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RENT A typewriter and improve your grades for only $3.50 a month. Both new and used standards and portables. Student Union Book Store. 17
SMARE A double room. One-fourth campus. See at 1301 Lau, or call 3231J1.
ROOM FOR RENT. One-half block from the bus line. Excellent living accommodations. Apply 707 Tenn. or phone 536R. 14
VACANCY for young man with engi-
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SMALL cottage suitable for couple. One child accepted. All furnished. Bills paid. Refrigerator. Private bath with shower. Lots of privacy. 1137 Kentucky. 15
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Cat Increases Light Bill
change. East 11th.
Vernon, Mich—(U.P.)-Mrs. B. W.
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Thirty-two members were initiated into the Kansas Alpha chapter of Tau Beta Pi, honorary engineering fraternity, at the autumn initiation and banquet held recently at the Union.
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The new members are: William P. Barnett, Mellford O. Bartz, Fred H. Brinkman, Norman D. Bryant, Bruce R. Chadwick, Wm. M. Conrad, Hal Marr Davidson, James A. Gibson, Eugene T. Halbert, Walter J. Halpin, Howard B. *Hamacher, Chesley H. Looney, Sam D. Lord, Ralph L. Lundberg, Raleigh L. McCov.
John E. Meyer, Raymond E. Olson, Donald F. Fayne, Frank I. Reynolds, George E. Saller, David R. Shoffner, Robert F. Shrefler, Morris D. Shull, Robert K. Thayer, Don Trent, Robert C. Umholtz, Neil E. Welter, Dennis D. Willard, all engineering seniors.
Norman P. Baumann, Davis H. Crawford, Robert Reiswig and Parke H. Woodard, engineering juniors.
Physical Therapy Club Honors Guests At Tea
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Rose were guests of honor at a tea given Nov. 1 by the Physical Therapy club. Dr. Rose is director of physical medicine at the University Medical center in Kansas City, Kan.
In the receiving line were Miss Lilyan Warner, club advisor; Joan Young, College junior, president; and Anne Hunter, College senior, social chairman.
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