TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Art Museum Has New Work
Two new expositions, "The World of Goethe", and "Art in the Theater," will be displayed in the University Museum of Art beginning Monday, March, to Saturday, May 21, John Maxon director, appressed today.
The first display presented in collaboration with the German department, will commemorate the 200th anniversary of Goethe's birth. Included in this exhibition will be "Portrait of a Woman Reading" by a painter of the Nazarene group. This is the only example of the work this group in America, Dr. Maxon Ord.
Also included in the collection is furniture of Austria and Germany from the period 1790 to 1830.
The exhibition, "Art in the Theater", will consist of examples of scenic design over the period from the late 17th Century to the 20th century.
This collection will include two drawings by the north Italian painter, Juvara, who designed the royal palace in Madrid; examples of the contemporary artists, Jones, Milzilemer and Onslager; two original paintings by the English artist, Gordon Craig; and a painting, "The Three-corned Hat," Pablo Picasso which was painted from an idea suggested in Manuel de Faya's ballet, "The Three Corned Hat."
Contributors to the exhibition are: the Wadsworth athenium of Hartford, Conn.; the Museum of New York city, the Phog museum of Cambridge, Mass.; and private collectors.
New Doctor Joins Staff
Dr. F. E. Riordan has recently joined the staff of Watkins Memorial hospital. Dr. Riordan has just completed work at the University of Kansas Medical center.
Leap Year Legal Saturday Night
Without the benefit of leap year the female will get a chance to call upon the male of her choice at the ninth annual Vice-Versa dance, 9 p.m. to 12 midnight Saturday in the Union ballroom.
A pep king will be chosen at the dance. Trick corsages furnished by the women, are to adorn the sweaters of the men. A hint to the uninspired—the prize for the past year was awarded to a corsage made of cigarettes and cigar butts.
Tickets are $1.25 a couple and will be sold in the rotunda of Frank Strong hall this week.
Teachers Discuss World Politics
"Can We Have World Government and Power Politics?" This was the topic discussed at the Y.M.C.A. faculty luncheon recently.
Russell H. Barrett, instructor in political science, opened the discussion by saying that "world government can not go far unless the leading powers can get together and talk over smaller problems before tackling the big job of world government itself."
Emil L. Telfel, assistant professor of journalism, said, "world government is very fine idea; but what good would it do if the delegates from the different countries had no authority to settle questions?" He added that any police action taken would have to be against the rulers of the offending country, and not against the people.
The next faculty luncheon will be held Thursday, March 31. The topic discussed will be, "What New Developments Affect the Power of the Press?" A professor from the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information will lead this discussion.
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Research is now beginning to apply atomic power to battleships and submarines, Dr. Leverett said. This type of power would give battleships and submarines more range and speed.
"Large scale operations in atomic energy depend upon our ability to get plutonium out of uranium 235." Dr. Leverett explained. Plutonium is made from uranium 235 which is a refined product of uranium 238. One pound of uranium 235 is equal to the energy derived from 1,000 tons of coal, Dr. Leverett added.
The initial costs of a centralized atomic power plant in a city plus the availability of uranium make this idea almost an impossibility. Dr. Leverett told the audience. The costs in comparison, he explained, would be 25 million dollars for the atomic power plant as compared to 15 million dollars for a coal plant. In output the comparison would be $333 per kilowatt for the atomic plant as compared to $133 per kilowatt for the coal plant. The coal reserves of the world are sufficient for 60 years of peak operation, he added. Oil and gas reserves of the world are sufficient for 200 years and the electric steam power in the United States sufficient for 2,000 years.
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The Indian name Spokane means "chief of the sun people."
Outdoor Art Exhibition Scheduled For May
The third annual exhibition of paintings by University students will be held the first week of May in front of Robinson gymnasium, Dana Johnson, fine arts junior announced recently.
Delta Phi Delta, honorary art fraternity, will sponsor the exhibit.
He said that a prize of "probably $150" would win the winning entry. The fraternity has not yet determined the number or amount of prizes to be awarded.
The contest is open to any student in the University. Any art medium, such as watercolor, pencil, oil, or ink may be used.
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