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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 12. 1944
Art Exhibit Has Work Of Kansan
The paintings of Grace Bliss Stewart, of New York, are featured in the May art exhibit at Spooner-Thayer museum. Mrs. Stewart was born in Atchison, Kan., and during the past ten years has traveled extensively. She now lives in New York City.
Her paintings have been sent on traveling exhibitions by the American Federation of Arts, the Cayuga Museum of Art, and the Dayton Art Institute. In 1937 she was one of twenty artists invited to exhibit at the International Exhibition in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Stewart has held six New York one-man shows. The New York Times remarked of her paintings, "Poetically treated realism, no mere representation; her painting is individual, even distinguished." The Art News states that "her landscapes are always individually constructed, and the color is both vigorous and reserved."
Advertising Expert Will Speak Tuesday
George L. Carllich, advertising executive for Woolf Brothers', will speak to advertising majors and other students who are interested in room 107 of the Journalism building at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Elmer F. Beth, head of the journalism department, announced today.
Mr. Cartlich will bring with him samples of the ads which have made him famous and will discuss them. Following his talk, he will hold conferences with those students who wish to learn more details about his work.
A luncheon will be given in his honor at 12:30 Tuesday noon at the Colonial Tea Room. Faculty members of the Journalism department, downtown newspapersmper, and students interested in advertising are invited to attend the luncheon, Mr. Beth said. "Those wishing to attend should call me before Monday night," he added.
Mr. Cartill will give another short talk at this time.
Home Ec Department Publishes Bulletins
In order to create greater interest in the University home economics department and to secure a list of prospective students, approximately 1,000 illustrated bulletins from the department have been published under the direction of Prof. Edna A. Hill and sent to home economics teachers, principals and superintendents of Kansas schools.
The booklet expresses the philosophy of the department, its functions, lists the courses offered and reveals some of the vocational opportunities made available by these courses.
Students of the home economics department posed for the photographs which illustrate the work done in the department and the facilities available. Most of the photography was done by the University Photographic bureau.
Missouri Wins Controversy Over Land in Supreme Court
Washington, (INS)—The supreme court Monday decided in favor of Missouri in a controversy over 2000 acres of land brought into dispute because of wandering tendencies of the Missouri river.
The controversy involved land at Forbes Bend which lies between Doniphan county Kansas and Holt county Missouri.
Rock Chalk Talk
By DIXIE GILLILAND
That Certain "Come On" - Marylou Regier, the one they call Rigor, was heading for home at Kappa Alpha Theta when she realized she was being followed at a not-too-far-back-for-efficiency distance by an eligible one from PT-6. Undaunted by the steepness of the hill, Rigor began a stately descent, guaranteed to attract anything within a radius of 50 feet.
Half way up, worse came to worst,
Turning her ankle, she did a 3-
pointer, with books and skirt flying
in opposite directions—both wrong.
Gallantly Seaman PT-6 picked her
up and dusted her off. The victim
mumbled feeble thanks.
Well, anyway, it worked.
Slight Miscalculation—Spring has come with the birds and the bees—and the tadpoles. Dona Burkhead and Ernestine Shears set out Tuesday in search of the pre-frogs. It took more than an hour of careful manipulation before they could return to the Chi Omega house with their properly-aired, correctly-lighted bottle full of the species, bitched only moments before.
Somewhere along the line the experts made a slight miscalculation. After consulting all the authorities, the verdict was handed down that the contents of the bottle were not infant tadpoles, but mosquitoes.
Chi O sisters assisted in the immediate disposal of the specimens.
Life's Little Embarrassments Joan Harris, Sigma Kappa, played hostess recently to an aviation cadet friend from the Olathe base. While visiting at the University, said friend stayed with the Navy fliers at the old Phi Fsi house.
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A big weekend had ended, and the flier had returned home when Jo received an SOS to hustle over to the barracks and rescue a ring left by her guest. Though not too happy over the idea of paying the Navy such a social visit, Jo decided it was "now or never," and started for the Phi Psi house. Sure enough, she guessed it exactly wrong, and as she mounted the steps, she met the entire fleet coming out. Minutes later, with the ring in her possession, Jo returned to find that the air corps had obediently lined up on the sidewalk so she could march directly in front of the squad.
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Ross Robertson, former instructor in the School of Business and now Lt. (j.g.) in the Navy supply corps, has been visiting his sister Jean, who is employed in the Alumni office, and friends here on the campus.
Lt. Ross Robertson Visits Sister, Friends on Campus
Lt. Robertson is stationed at Hollywood, Fla. His home is at Marysville.
WANT ADS
LOST: Bottom half of black Shea-
ffer feather touch pen. Finder
please call 2041, W. K. Warnoch, or
leave message. -152
LOST: Last Tuesday, between Robinson Gym and Fowler Shops, royal blue Waterman fountain pen. Finder please notify Jane Ukena, 860. 3-151
LOST: In Library or Union Bldg. small, tan coin purse containing keys. If found please call Fronzena Jackson at 1662. -152
LOST: Dark blue hand-made leather billfold and an outline for zoology. Owner is digging dandelions in front of Frank Strong and items were left there about 5:45, Wednesday. Please call Barbara Markham at 860 or leave at Business Office. -152
rWO Books left at Daily Kansan office, room 9 Journalism building, Wednesday. Owner may have same after giving description of books and paying for Ad. tf
wANTED: Roommate. Excellent proposition. Phone 1168 M or see Kipp Gimple. 816-151
Washington, (INS)—The war department greatly favors having more WAC's in the army than the induction of men who are in the 4-F category.
WAC's Favored Over 4-F's
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Friday, May 12, 1944
EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor-in-chief
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KANE LEVINE
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Managing editor ... VIRGINIA GUNSOLLY
CLASSIFIED ADS
Psychology Club: Monday, May 15, 4:30 p.m. room 9, Frank Strong Hall, Captain Ned Russell, Fort Leavenworth, will speak on "The Work of the Army Psychologist in the Induction Station and in the Special Training Unit." Anyone interested is invited to attend.
Noticees at news Bureau, S Journalism,
at 10 a.m. on day of publication.
Beulah M. Morrison, Sponsor.
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