FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
K.U. Graduate To Speak Here
Dr. J. Christy Wilson of Tabriz, Iran, who graduated from the University of Kansas in 1914, will visit Lawrence this coming week. Since his graduation Dr. Wilson has been in the Near East under the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian church.
Dr. Wilson appears Sunday morning, Dec. 15, at the First Presbyterian church and that evening at the Westminster Forum, Westminster Hall.
He is a member of Delta Chi and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities and was a member of the University debate team while attending school here.
An authority on Persian art, Dr. Wilson has produced a number of books and tracts in the Persian language. Recently, at the request of the Imperial Minister of Education of Iran, he wrote a text book for the government schools on the history of art in that country.
Town Meeting Group Discusses Japan
"Must the United States and Japan clash?"
This was the topic discussed by the local "Town Meeting" group at the Uititarian church last night.
Preceding the discussion, the group listened to the nation-wide broadcast of "America's Town Meeting of the Air." Dr. Brooks E. Emeny, director of the Foreign Relations Council and assistant professor of international relations at Cleveland college; William Crane Johnson, professor in political science at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.; and Robert Aura Smith, member of the staff of the New York Times, were the speakers on the radio program.
The local "Town Meeting" groups are sponsored by the Federal Adult Education program.
Pollock and Torbet Head Women Grad Club
Dorothy Pollock and Katherine Torbet were elected president and treasurer respectively at a meeting of the Graduate Women's club held Tuesday night in Frank Strong hall. Miss Pollock replaces Jane Willis who recently resigned as president, of the club.
Gay Books For Christmas
Don Marquis—archy and mehit-
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Ogden Nash—The Face is Familiar. $2.75
Margaret Fishback—Time for a
Margick One. $2.00
Hoffenstein - Poems in Praise
of Practically Nothing
Hoffenstein—Poes in Praise of
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£1.00
Edwards—Enoas Africanus. $1
Alexander Woollott. While
Joseph
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James Barnes *Fables for Our*
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McKenney—My Sister Eileen.
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Rorick—Mr. and Mrs. Cugat.
52.00
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Fugitt-Miller Combine Again Take Bridge Tourney
Union Activities Board. This is the second consecutive win for this team.
Runners-up were Conrad Voelker, business junior, and John Gleissner, business senior.
LeRoy Fugitt, graduate student, and Malcolm Miller, college junior, won the all-University contract bridge championship in the tournament sponsored by the Student
There were approximately 50 teams entered in the tournament, and six of these competed in the finals.
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy in "Bitter Sweet" at the Jayhawker
Lynne Carver cinspires with Nelson Eddy and Jeenette MacDonald to aid them in an elopement. The scene is from the filmization of the celebrated Noel Coward's international musical success "Bitter Sweet" now playing at the Jayhawk for 4 days.
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