5, 1 een' (I')-U saw one the UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS RIDAY, NOVEMBER 5.1948 PAGE ELEVEN arrist West 'quee a sssn., Daily P Collegional on A Robt. N. Ab A Sta. D. Ne Whe. Whe. New New. Mll. Ml. Md. B. Bee. E Mui. Murry F Fou F I Wan Nelli lll BI Cla Beth H. Flane W e ori for nces e! y St. Open Remodeled Art Galleries The remodeled galleries of the pooner-Thayer Museum of Art were opened Wednesday night for preview showing of drawings by berbert Firk and an exhibition ofaintings assembled by the Kansas tate Federation of Art. The exhibit will be on display until Sunday, ov. 28. Herbert Fink is a painting instructor in the School of Fine Arts. His handling of pen and ink displays excellent composition. The definess of his stroke testifies that he knows what he wants to express. The quality of his line gives solidity to arm. The exhibition of the Kansas deration includes two oils by Mr. Amk, which show that he is capable of expressing motion in another medium. One of his sketches is a study for its painting "Boy in Motion," which as reproduced in the Aug. 16 issue of Time. A life-sized nude by Raymond astwood steals the show. It has the me clean color, strong drawing and studied composition so prominent in his other works. Robert Green's abstract in tem- suring a fine study in technique and plot, but it lacks in design. Resettion of form seems to be his favorite trick of composition. He as created an impression of depth, et handled the scene with a flatness. Dr. John Maxon, director of the museum, has rearranged the first pair exhibits. The show cases are escrowed and art objects are displayed better. Mr. Maxon has ranged the exhibitions to show the works of art to their best advantage. former NY Yankee Boots Himself Washington. Nov. 5—(UP)—An investigation into the death of Alin "Jake" Powell, former major-jague outfielder who shot and killed himself at police headquarters, was ordered today by acting interendent of police Clarence nutz. Powell, who once played with the new York Yankees, Washington Senators, and Philadelphia Phils,ok his own life last night while ang questioned about bad check narges. Time Could Have Been In The Thief's Hands illadelphia (UP)—Frank Hessy, city weights and measures spector, didn't know who robbed a house but he has proof of the one entry. The loot was a table model radio and a suit of clothes. an electric wall clock was disconnected, but left behind. It stopped 3:20 a.m. instrates A Bold Bandit New York—(UP)—When a rob- confronted Mrs. Aileen Stone the elevator of her apartment hiding he asked her to take off clothes "I can't unless you hold my packes-" she said. The bandit stuffed his gun in his bucket and took her packages. When his hands were full, Mrs. one pressed the emergency but-a which set off a loud siren. The adit fled. Read the Want Ads daily. --to the point Expert Watch REPAIR Electronically Timed Guaranteed Satisfaction 1 week or less service. WOLFSON'S 743 Mass. 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