FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hull's Trade Treaty O.K. Say Students
That the reciprocal trade treaties of Secretary of State Cordell Hull were beneficial to the United States was the conclusion reached by Irving Kuraner, c'40, Jean Crawford, c'40, and J. D. Ramsey, c'40, in the regular Thursday Roundtable on Station KFKU at 9:30 last night.
Kuraner summed up the discussion by saying that prosperity has its basis in trade. "Only by buying and selling a lot of good can we have prosperity," he added. Kurasier also said that the treaties would aid Kansas farmers by bringing in low cost commodities needed and by providing a larger market for their own products.
The discussion which was led by Ramsey was opened by Miss Crawford with an explanation of the reciprocal act passed in 1934.
Kuraner remarked that it was a popular notion that buying abroad affected our nation adversely, but Ramsey pointed out that in order to increase our export market we must increase our import market.
Student Violinist on KFKU
Eugene Ninginger, fa'42, violinist,
accompanied by Hazel Haynes, fa'41,
presented a musicale of selections
by Kreisler, Mendelssohn and Hochstein at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon over radio station KFKU. Ninginer is a student of Karl Kuersteiner, associate professor of violin.
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'GONE WITH THE WIND'
Society---you own.
(Continued from page two) Macinsky of Kansas City, national officer in the fraternity; Jim Alley, c'40; and Bill Smith, c'43.
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Dinner guests at the Acacia house last night were Mrs. J. M. Logue and Schiller Shore, both of Lawrence.
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Carl Onion, Marian Haines and Kenneth Lindenberger, of Lawrence, were dinner guests at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity last night.
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Nu Sigma Nu, medical fraternity announce the pledging of John Tilley, m'43, and Charles Macqueen m'43.
Richard Grayum, p'40, will represent Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at its national convention at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago from Aug. 28 through the 31. Robert Caldwell, c'41, will be the alternate delegate.
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Wynne Leads Student Broadcast Over WREN
Complete military and economic isolation for the United States was the subject of a debate-discussion over radio station WREN last night Mac Wynne acted as chairman with John Crutcher, ed'41, presenting the affirmative views and Robert Hedges b'40, upholding the negative side of the topic. They were assisted by Emmet Park, b'41; James Meredith, c'41; and John Stewart, l'40.
Kansas - Nebraska Duel Meet Records
60-yard dash ...60.2, Dodd, Nebraska, 1938.
440-yard dash—52.7, Pankonin,
Nebraska, 1937.
Mile run—4:34.7, Andrews and Kuper,
Nebraska, 1933.
880-yard run—2:02. Klann, Kansas.
1938.
Two-mile run—10:13.2, Matteson,
Nebraska, 1937.
60-yard high hurdles—'07.7, Haight, Nebraska, 1936, and Gish, Nebraska, 1937.
60-yard low hurdles——07.0, Gish,
Nebraska, 1937.
Mile relay—3:35.4, Nebraska,
(Brewnlee, Allen, Morris, and
Pankonin) 1937.
High jump—6 ft 3 1-8 in., Baxter, Nebraska, 1938.
Broadjump> -23 ft. 16 in., Cardwell, Nebraska, 1936.
Pole vault—13 ft. 4 1-4 in., Cosgrove, Nebraska, 1936.
Shot put-51 ft. 5 1-2 in., Francis,
Nebraska, 1937.
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K.C. Art Institute Accepts Paintings by Hill Artists
Paintings by Raymond J. Eastwood, associate professor of drawing and painting, and Edgar Stareck, fa'40,
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