THURSDAY,APRIL 17,1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Geology Show Will Feature Fluorescence
Hidden beauties of fluorescent minerals will be demonstrated in the Cave of Wonders, to be presented by the geology department during the Engineering Exposition Friday and Saturday. The demonstration, which will be in room 5 of Haworth hall, is accomplished by the use of an ultra-violet light.
Fluorescent minerals appear like any other minerals in ordinary white light but when they activated by ultra-violet light they exhibit many beautiful colors. Some appear bright yellow, others are purple, red, green, and other shades.
The quality of fluorescence is restricted to certain minerals. Besides its beauty value the principle of fluorescence in minerals also has an economic value that is continually growing.
By the use of portable ultra-violet lights certain minerals containing the fluorescent substance can be found much easier in mines. It is also valuable in the detection of crime as well as the inspection of foods for purity.
Perhaps its newest use is that to which it has been put by several eastern legal concerns.
These concerns are now writing all of their legal documents on paper watermarked with a fluorescent substance in a certain definite design. Thus with the help of ultraviolet light they can always ascertain the genuineness of any document.
Other interesting exhibits in Haworth hall will include two operating models of placer gold mines and an electrically driven model of an oil drilling rig.
Recipes Win Place In Prize Cookbook For Food Directors
Several recipes written by Miss Hermina Zipple, director of the Memorial Union cafeteria, were included in a book, "Quantity Food Service Recipes," which was awarded first place in a recent advertising exhibit in the Art Museum of Philadelphia. The book was the work of members of the America Dietetic association.
Other members of the organization on the Hill, besides Miss Zipple, are Miss Corinne Solt, assistant director of food service, Miss Kathryn Tissue, assistant professor of home economics; Miss Eunice Youngquist, assistant director of foods; and Miss Eloise Tchantz, assistant in the foods service.
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Ballroom Turns Rose With Light Green Ceiling
You social chairmen who plan on decorating for your parties in a glorious shade of red or orange might as well stop and reconsider, for the Memorial Union ballroom walls are now a soft
Painters finished redecorating today. Two sides of each column are painted a cream color to contrast with two sides of rose.
shade of light rose, combined with a light gray-green on the ceiling.
The redecoration was done primarily to dress up the ballroom in anticipation of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration, Henry Werner, adviser of men, said.
Before it was painted, it was cleaned thoroughly, to "remove gum left on the walls by an unidentified student," Werner said.
Stanford Appoints Chapman Instructor
Dr. Seville Chapman, instructor in physics for the past three years, was informed today of his appointment as instructor in physics at Stanford University.
His instructorship will carry a relatively light teaching load in order that he may spend more time on research.
No arrangements have yet been made to fill the vacancy left in the department of physics here.
To Select I.S.A.Queen April 30
Who will be "The ISA Sweetheart?"
The answer to this question lies in the hands of a secret committee of five men members of the Independent Student Association and the members of the organization as a whole.
Five women, judged the most popular in the organization by the committee will face the vote of the entire organization in an election to be held April 30, preceding the annual Jay Hop or May 2. The election will take place in center Frank Strong hall, and any student holding an ISA membership card may vote.
The winner will be kept secret until the night of the Hop when she will be presented as "The ISA Sweetheart" and will reign as such until the Hop next year. The four runners-Hop will serve as attendants.
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Talent Pays Off
Art Students Win Prizes
With Hard Cash
Adding to the already long list of prize-winners in the design department, Ann Murray has received first prize of $5 for designing a masthead for a weekly paper. Charles Wright and Don Fitzgerald, fine arts juniors, won the $3 second and $2 third prizes.
Other prizes won by design students this year are the Laulla F. Stewart prize in design of $25 which was won by Charlotte Steel, fine arts senior; the Carter Stationery store prize in design, $5, won by Don Fitzgerald; the Rowland's Book Store prize in design, $5, won by Charles Wright; Vernon's Hardware prize of
$5, won by Barbara Smith, fine arts
senior.
The $100 Lucille Brown Rankin loan scholarship in design was awarded to Dorothea Thompson, fine arts sophomore.
Students at present are competing for prizes for a letter head design for the Charlton Insurance agency.
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