THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1940.
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Marquette Ties K.U. Debaters
Two Marquette University debaters held University debaters to a tie at Haskell Institute last night on the subject, Resolved: That the United States should own and operate the railroads.
Leo Rhodes, b'40, and David Rice, c'41, represented the University against Peter Woborial and P. Heev-determined by audience response.
A second debate was held in Green hall on the subject, Resolved: That there should be complete economic and military isolation for the United States. There was no decision.
Kansas City Director Leads University Band Today
N. De Rubertis, dean of the Kansas City Orchestra Training school, will lead a practice session of the University Band tomorrow morning in a rendition of his latest composition.
For several years, the conductor-composer has used the Band as a testing-ground for his compositions. His newest number, although not yet named, is an overture, written especially for the group.
Personality Studies Given at Church Interpretation of personality by Fritz Kunkle, Berlin psychologist, is the subject of a series of discussions led by Mrs. Ellen Paullin beginning Sunday at the Plymouth Congregational church.
NOTICE
All students enrolled in flight training are urged to leave their new semester's schedules at Prof. Earl D. Hay's office before Friday evening. These schedules are necessary in order to make out new flight plans for the new semester.
Valentine's Day Feb. 14th
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Eide Outlines Propaganda Techniques for Educators
Prof. R. B. Eide of the department of journalism spoke on propaganda at a meeting of Pi Lambda Theta, national women's educational sorority, this afternoon.
Mr. Elide reviewed briefly the recent literature of propaganda and explained the techniques of propaganda of Ivy Lee, Bernays, Creel, Mickelson, and Gobbels.
Malott Speaks in St. Joseph
Chancellor Deane W. Malott spoke at a meeting of the Men's Dinner Club in Atchison yesterday.
Today the Chancellor goes to St. Joseph, Mo., to speak at a meeting of the chamber of commerce.
Fireside Forum To Sponsor Dance and Carnival Friday
Although Spanish is the official language of the Republic of Paraguay, Guarani is most used by the majority of the country's million inhabitants.
A penny carnival and dance Friday evening, Feb. 9, from 8 to 12, will be sponsored by the Fireside Forum of the Plymouth Congregational church at the Parish house There will be a ten cent tax plus the penny prices charged at the carnival. All profits will go toward the purchase of a Nickleodian for future forum parties.
Physics Department Receives X-Ray Table
Gift of an X-ray table valued at $1000 to the X-ray laboratory of the department of physics was announced by C. V. Kent, professor of physics.
Installed in January, the table is to be used by pre-medic students. X-ray table is nearly identical to the one in Watkins Memorial hospital, Photos can be taken from any angle.
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