FRIDAY APRIL 18 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE KANSAS
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1. A ball is thrown vertically upward from a height of 40 meters. At the moment of release, it has a velocity of 30 m/s. Find the time taken for the ball to reach its highest point.
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erner Inspects using Situation Purdue Campus
an investigation and comparison cooperative rooming houses was made by Henry Werner, Men's Stu-
Adviser, during his recent visit tourdue University. Mr. Werner trough each of Purdue's ten cooperative houses, operated entirely the students who are either buy-ler leasing the houses. Each is serviced by a housemother who plans meals and directs work. The average cost of room and aid in one of these houses is $22 a th. The residents of a house selected by a student committee our men on a basis of scholar-need, and personality. Each elec selects a head to represent it monthly meeting of the co-ops. Werner said cooperative houses definitely on the increase outhout the United States.
because this system differs so drastly from the dormitory system being instigated here, a comson can hardly be made, Mr. per added.
the bindweed is being routed
its stronghold in the triangu-
ot between Fraser and Green
wyers Cheer Crew Attacks indweed Plot
The building and grounds is aided in the battle on sunny by their fairweather friends Green's steps, who lend vocal port.
chemical to prevent it from rishing the bindweed roots. Newh will then be dumped into the city.
he top soil is being taken out her. The sub-surface soil
Jimson and blue verbena, whose is grow shallower than those of weed, will be planted in the
Discuss War Tonight KFKU Roundtable
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participating in the discussion
E. B. Chapman, editor of the
Kansas State Journal; I. W. Reed,
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Murray, managing editor of the
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E. Eide, assistant professor of
galism.
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Preyer To Be Honored By Music Club Sunday
Prof. Carl A. Preyer, professor of piano, and composer of numerous musical selections for violin, piano, and voice, will be honored at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Hoch auditorium when the Music club of Lawrence presents a special program made up of his compositions.
The program is free and open to the public. As a feature for the afternoon, the University orchestra under the baton of Karl Kuersteiner will play the "Fairy Suite". This consists of five short numbers recently orchestrated by director Kuersteiner from the original arrangement for two pianos. Lucile Wagner, 39, will appear as a guest artist.
Olga Eitner, violinist, will open the program accompanied at the piano by Miss Allie Merle Conger. She will play "Sonata in A Major," in three movements, and antego, allegro, and molto vivace. Following this, Corinne Oyler will play two piano solos, "Intermezzo," and "Brook-nymphs."
Third on the program will be a voice number by Meribah Moore, accompanied by Ruth Orecutt, entitled "Childhood Water-Lily Lady." At the piano Lucie Wagner will give
Pharmacists Discuss Vitamins
Vitamin K, which concerns blood clotting, colds, and insulin, was the topic for discussion at the Pharmacy Club meeting yesterday morning in Bailey laboratories.
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two numbers, "Ballade," and "Tocata." The singing of "The Lord's Prayer" and "The Wind" by Meribah Moore is the fifth part of the program, with the anticlimax a piano duet arrangement of "Consert-stueck" presented by Ruth Orcutt and Dorothy Enlow Miller.
Concluding the afternoon's performance the University orchestra will play the "Fairy Suite," especially arranged by Director Kuersteiner.
Geology Graduates Take Jobs in South America
Glen Gordon, Wichita, a graduate student in the department of geology, has taken a position as paleontologist with the Texas Oil company in their office at Caracas, Venezuela.
While attending the University, Gordon worked as a part-time assistant for the Kansas Geological Survey. He will leave Saturday for Miami, Fla., and will fly from there to Maracaibo, Venezuela, April 17.
Silas Brown, another student in the department of geology and who was graduated from the University ast semester, recently sailed from New York for Columbia, South America, where he has a job as junior geologist with the Socony-Vacuum Oil company.
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Ping Pong Entries Close Tomorrow
All entries for the table tennis tournament, which will begin April 15, must be left at the hostess desk in the Memorial Union building by noon tomorrow.
Men's and women's singles will be scheduled, as well as mixed singles and doubles, if there are enough entries, it was announced by Winford Ferry, e'40, chairman of the Union intramurals committee.
The games will be played off in the Kansas room. Letters will be awarded the winners. The tournament is sponsored by the Student Union Activity committee.
One-arm driving has been the leath of many a romance.
Arnold Weidman, ed41, with a straight run of victories, won the recently completed chess tournament sponsored by the Student Union Activity committee. Second place went to William Hudson, gr, the loser of three games. The tournament has been continued since the first of December.
Frame For Painting Completed
Raymond J. Eastwood, associate professor of drawing and painting, has recently completed a new frame for the John Noble painting, "Morning", which is exhibited in Spooner-Thayer museum. The carving and gilding of the frame was done entirely by Professor Eastwood.
Professor Blocker Attends Rural-Urban Conference
John G. Blocker, professor of economics, attended a Rural-Urban Conference sponsored by Kansas State College at Manhattan Monday. Professor Blocker acted as technical adviser to A. Drummond Jones, senior social scientist of the United States Department of Agriculture, who was in charge of the conference. The subject for discussion was, "Do We Have Abundance in America?"
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