FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here Today, Gone Yesterday Veterans Say About Raise
How do you plan to spend your G.I. subsistence increase?
How can you plan to spend your GN? Consider four of eleven veterans answered this question saying they would use it attempting to meet the high cost of living. Two were planning to spend it for food, two for rent, and one for hospital costs of the expected baby.
Most of the veterans declared that for the increased benefits. The amount of increased money-to-bring home-the-bacon varies from $10 for single students to $15 for married veterans, and $30 for those with more than one dependent.
Randall W. Lovell, engineering sophomore with one dependent, said, "It is no big problem how to spend it. Probably spend it for food."
rent and Frank H. Lawler, College junior with one dependent, said, "Now I won't have to take that extra $15 month out of the bank or out from under the rug."
Bill Alderson, College senior, with no dependents, said "I do not plan to increase expenditures. The money will probably go for gasoline though."
Albert B. Callahan, engineering junior, with two dependents, said, "It is already spent for hospital bills for the expected baby."
for the expected baby.
C. E. "Swede" Erickson, College senior with two dependents, said,
"I plan to save as much as possible since I am making a little extra by working."
Laurence M. Finney, College senior with one dependent, said, "Eight collarls will go for the increase in rent and the rest for food."
Rex Lucas, Jr., engineering sophomore with no dependents, said, "I will use it to pay my added house
Robert Davis Will Edit YM Jayhawker Next Year
Robert L, Davis, College sophomore, has been named editor for 1943-40 of the Y.M.C.A.'s Jayhawker, a monthly newspaper. Davis succeeds Morton Newell, College junior, as editor.
The next issue of the Y's Jaya-
hawker will be published about May
15, and will contain articles
describing the Y.M. summer program.
bill."
bil.
James Lee Parmalee, College freshman with no dependents, said,
"I am going to try to make ends meet with the extra $10."
William Frank McInturf, engineer junior with no dependents, said, "I can spend it for food, cigarets and shows."
Harry B. Tiller, College senior, with no dependents, said, "The $10 increase will enable me to make a token payment on the debts I've accrued with no dependents to live on $65 a month."
Design Drawings Exhibited In FS
Charles M. Wardin, business junior with no dependents, said, "I plan to spend it instead of my savings."
Design department exhibits on the third floor in the west wing of Frank Strong hall include original drawings by Wanda Gag of illustrations she has done for books. They are for children's stories, including "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and Grimm's "Fairy Tales." These are in a case on the west wall.
in a case on the
an exhibit of textile designs by
Michael Andrews, instructor in design,
is on the east wall. The designs were made from crystalline forms reproduced through action of acid on various metals and microphoto-graphed.
In a case outside the ceramic room is an exhibit of American slip-decorated pottery. They are late 18th and early 19th century pieces. This display has been loaned to the design department by Spooner-Thayer museum.
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Water colors by Charles B. Rogers, professor of art at Bethany college, Lindsborg, are on display in the north gallery of Spooner-Thayer museum. The exhibition will continue until May 29.
The paintings include many landscapes of the United States. Some of the pictures are very realistic in the use of subject and color. An example of this style is "Day in June," with vivid coloring, gnarled oak trees, and deep shadows. Other paintings, such as "Fowl in Flight," show his technique with straight strokes.
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