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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
HURSDAY, APRIL 3. 1941.
University Library Adds New Books
Recent acquisitions by the University library include:
Akeley, Mrs. Mary Lee (Jobe)—“The Wilderness Lives Again,” Allen, Henry Justin —“Venezuela,” Balderston, C. Canby —“Profit Sharing for Wage Earners,” Beasley Mercer—“How to Play Tennis”, Burrows, Thelma, M.—“Successful Home Furnishing.” Chamberlin, W. Henry—“The Confessions of an Individualist,” Clark Clarence C.—“This Living World,” Craven, T. “Treasury of Art Masterpieces,”
Douglas, George William—“The American Book of Days,” Gallup, George H. —“Pulse of Democracy,” Hitchcock, Henry—“Marching With Sherman,” Hoffman, Paul Gray,—“Seven Roads to Safety,” Kelly, Mrs.Florence (Finch)—“What America Did.” Leff, David Niel—“Uncle Sam's Pacific Islets,”
McBride, Mary Margaret, —“How Dear to My Heart,” Picken, Mrs. Mary (Brooks) — “Modern Dress-making Made Easy,” Rawson, Marion (Nicholl) — "The Antiquer's picture Book," Reynolds, George Fuller—"The Staging of Elizabethan Plays at the Red Bull Theater, 1605 1625."
Stark, Freya—“A Winter in Arabia.” Strong, Leonard Alfred George —“The Minstrel Boy,” Torey, Mrs. Antoinette Walker —“Wisdom for
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Among the oddities are a pair of air-breathing fish, which can remain out of water for 12 hours. They live in the swamps of India where they often sun themselves on land and catch flies with their long tongue while lolling. These are the climbing perch—three inches long and silver in color. In reproduction, the male fish of this species takes the egg in his mouth, fertilizes it, and then blows a bubble around it. The bubble floats to the surface and the male guards it until the egg hatches.
AQUARIUM---months old. Then they turn coal black.
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When you go to see the little fishes (and you should), don't fail to notice the pair of Black Mollies which Graffham has there. They are solid black and you will see them continually together. These fish are pure white until they are nine-
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In addition there are several Guppies, which hail from Venezuela, Green Swordtails and Red Swordtails from Mexico, and a pair of Golden Moons from Columbia.
Well-Traveled
Graffham says that he and Kalich are going to seine local streams in the hope of finding some fish for the aquarium. He also said that firms in the East send men here to pick up small tropical fish from local streams which sell for 50 cents a pair in New York.
In another part of the aquarium. members of the Zoology department have several varieties of catfish and bass which they are studying.
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tors, a portable amateur radio station will be shown.
The "color organ" designed by T. D. Jones, assistant professor of design, one of the main attractions of last year's exhibit, will again be on display, as will the music oc-
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Three of the pictures are of scenes in New York City, where Silks studied after his graduation from the University.
Silks has six water colors and 15 oil paintings in the exhibit, including a water color portrait of his wife and child. One picture was loaned to the museum by the St. Joseph, Mo., Junior College where Silks is now teaching, and another was loaned by the St. Joseph Society of the Friends of Art.
Spooner-Thayer museum is now displaying an exhibit of oil paintings and water colors by Donald Silks, a graduate of the University in 1936.
tone, an electric organ which produces music without the aid of pipes.
Just for fun, there will be a manpower machine. Would-be Tarzans are invited to crank a generator to see how much energy can be produced. There are four stages of strength, in ascending order, "Blondie," "Wimpy," "Popeye," and "Superman," which will be shown by an indicator above the machine. The recently acquired teletype system will be in operation too.
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Here's Your Chance Hey, Poets
Here is the chance for all the inspired lads and lassies, who have turned poets of spring.
Poems of any length or classification may be turned into Chancellor Deane W. Malott's office until noon, April 14, for entry in the William Herbert Carruth Memorial Poetry prize contest.
Announcement of awards will be made May 10 and names of the three prize winners will appear on the commencement program.
Three prizes will be awarded. The first prize will be $60, second prize will be $40 and third prize will be $20. The committee will be composed of a member of the department of English of the University, who will act as chairman, an alumnus of the University, and a man of letters not connected with the school in any way.
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