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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY DECEMBER 6 1938
Kansan Comment
Seventeen-Year-Old Hope To Be Realized At Last?
"It is the hope of many that before long the University of Kansas will have dermitories for all undergraduates, both men and women."
That statement appeared in the Kansan for May 1, 1923. It followed the announcement that the "new women's dormitory" had been named Corbin hall.
Last Sunday the Kansan carried another story relating to the possibility of a dormitory on the Campus. It was the first concrete evidence in 17 years that the hope voiced above still "springs eternal" on the Hill—that it may after all be realized.
Women students waited a long time for the partial solution to their housing problems afforded by the single residence hall. "Although the need for dormitories had been felt for many years, the real movement toward this end was not started until about 1910," the Kansan story read. Corbin was not available for occupancy until September, 1923.
The men still wait. Housing programs and dormitory systems have germinated, burgeoned, and reached ultimate fruition on campuses throughout the nation. Prosperity has come and gone again. PWA and FHA have entered the national housing picture. Yet until this fall there was little to show that the waiting of the men students of the University was not as eternal as their hopes, and both equally as futile.
But the current year has seen a gradual re-awakening of interest in housing conditions. The agitation for men's dormitories, which had so long lain dormant, quickened to new life—partly through the influence of the newly initiated housing program and the committee which supervises it.
The Men's Student Council took up the torch, appointed a committee to investigate possibilities of such a venture. Letters asking for information were written to other schools which already have dormitories; replies were received and evaluated as to their applicability to the local situation.
Finally, because of the interest manifest by Blaine Grimes, Council president, an eminent architect and alumnus agreed to volunteer preliminary plans, perspectives, and specifications for the proposed residence hall. And the Council's Dormitory Survey Committee, headed by Bob McKay, is said to have found the possibilities of financing such a dormitory entirely feasible.
So perhaps, after all, the hope expressed 17 years ago may be realized.
A. F. L. Crafts Dislike 'Vertical' Unions
The latest attempt of the American Federation of Labor to drive a wedge into the powerful United Automobile Workers Union, a C.I.O. unit, will likely fail, just as have its preceding efforts, because of mutual jealousy between member crafts of the A. F. of L.
Successful organization, under a Federation banner of disgruntled members of the present C.I.O. union might not prove difficult. Membership in the proposed "American Aircraft, Automobile and Allied Employees" quite conceivably might reach 20,000, as its sponsors predict. The fact that an ex-president of the C.I.O. affiliate is heading the drive would aid the movement.
But failure will come, when and if the Federation as a whole refuses to recognize such a union. And a membership of 20-000 or half that number—would inevitably include workers whose representation is claimed by craft unions already existing in the A. F. of L.
Craft unionists have consistently opposed the granting of a Federation charter to any such type of union, on the grounds that it oversteps the jurisdictional claims of member unions. So long as this selfish attitude continues, Federation attempts to organize the automobile industry will die from opposition within its own group.
Anyway, They Ought To Be Glad
"The agents of a totalitarian state are receiving the mercy of a democracy."
Those are the words of Judge John C. Knox, uttered as he sentenced four German spies to terms in prison. The defendants, three men and a woman, were part of a Nazi spy ring of eighteen which had been selling U. S. military information to Hitler's warbolds.
And although these spies, now abandoned by their government as all exposed pionnage agents must be abandoned, will serve sentences of from two to six years, they cannot
help but recognize the truth of Judge Knox's statement.
"We have no sawdust sprinkled on our prison yards," the judge cryptically told them. As they heard those words, the four spies doubtless visualized the blood-stained sawdust in German prisons and knew that had this been Germany, they long since would have been designated, "the late . . .."
Americans, living in what may be destined to be the only lasting democracy, can be thankful that democracy makes a place for other emotions besides hate and greed. Americans can be glad that mercy and forgiveness are part of the democratic ideology.
And the Nazi spies can be glad also.
Not Wanted:
Unknown Soldier Honor
There may or may not be another war in Europe today or tomorrow.
But if there is, the United States must stay out.
It can stay out.
'In a neutrality act that would embark munitions shipments and set up "cash and carry" trade in other goods to belligerent nations, the United States has the beginning of an adequate machinery to keep her out. The next congress can—and the people should see that it does—improve and add to this machinery.
But all this will go by the board unless the United States, when the critical time comes, has the will to keep out.
We must make up our mind, for all time, that, despite the loss of personal monetary profits and other costs, we are going to stay out of a foreign war.
An overwhelming majority of college students have made up their minds. Regardless of the inducements, they do not want an American youth to be the Unknown Soldier of the next European war.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
Vol. 26 TUESDAY DEC. 6 1938 No. 57
cues due at Chancellor's Office at 3 p.m., preceding
regular publication days and 11:50 a.m.
--by John Randolph Tye
A. I. E. E. The K.U. Student Branch will meet Thursday, December 8, at 7:30 in Marvin auditorium Refreshments will be served - Hugh Magruder, Secretary.
BUSINESS PLACEMENT BUREAU. There will be a meeting at 7:30 this evening in the audition of Frank Strong Hall for all Business School seniors, economics majors, and any other students graduating in February, June, or August, 1989, who are interested in using the services of the Business Statement Bureau to assist with their business plans.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION: The regular weekly meeting, open to all students, graduates, and faculty members who are interested in Christian studies. Open on Friday in Room C Mvlls M威尔 - Richard MacCann, Secretary.
ENGLISH MAJORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS:
Professor W. W. Sterling of the Classical department at U. of Michigan has received his judges from Plato's Apologia in Fraser 206 on Thursday, December 8, at 0:30 a.m. Miss Mary Grant will be among those who will receive her program is primarily for majors in English but all interested are welcome. W. S. Johnson, Chairman, Dept.
**HENLEY HOUSE HOSTESTS COMMITTEE.**
The Henley House Hostest Committee meets at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Henley House. Anyone interested in making candy for the Christmas bazaar is invited to
SPANISH CLUB. The annual Christmas party of the Spanish Club will be held Wednesday evening, December 7, at the home of *Professor* and Mrs. Shoenaker, 1278 Indiana, at 7:30 cclock. All members of the Club come into the Spanish office today or Wednesday to draw names for presents. - Philomene Bouassa, President.
JAY JANES. The Jay Janes will meet at 4:30 on Wednesday in the Pine Room—D J. Willett Presidio.
MATHEMATICS CLUB: The Mathematics Club will meet Thursday at 4:30 in 203 Strong Hall. Dean Crawford will speak on "Mathematical Applications in Chemistry" and that research is urged to attend — Dorothy Boltchi, President.
STUDENT CORRESPONDENTS BUREAU: There will be a meeting of the Student Correspondents' Bureau at 4:30 this afternoon in 102 Journalism building. All requests are requested to be present. Velma Wilson, Chairman.
TAU SIGMA: There will be a important meeting of TAU Sigma tonight at 7 p.m. in Robinson gynagnastium. See info page 256.
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Y.W.C.A.ChristmasBazaar To Have Gay Gift Array
By Mary Jane Sigler, c.39 If Aladdin had rubbed his magic lamp and when the geni had appeared, had asked him to bring him gifts from many lands, gifts for men and women, young and old, the geni would spread before the fortuneal Aladdin an imposing array similar to that which the XW used in the main lounge of the Memorial Union building, December 8, 9, and 10 in its annual Christmas Bazaar.
Students will be only slightly less fortunate than the mythical Aladdin, for they can purchase their Christmas gifts at a reasonable and low cost. At the Bazaar they can choose from items from the Shop of China, Seattle, Wash., the Mexican City of Tijuana, Art shop, New York, N. Y., and the Brass and Silver shop in New York City.
This year is the first that articles have been purchased from the Russian shop, which supplied the Bazan with many of its more attractive novelties. The Russians go in for unusual types of dolls. The 'tea-time' dolls are made with a heavily padded skirt which keeps the tea pot warm. A rather Humpty-dumpty-ish doll upon investigation comes apart in the middle, and is found to contain eleven other wooden dolls.
Carnival Gifts For Men and Women
Many gifts of a practical nature, such as wearing apparel, articles of personal and household adornment, and linens will be available to the Christmas shoppers. For the men are Yugoslavian hand-made slippers, carved pipes from China, tooled leather pursues, and hand-woven ties from Mexico.
The women may purchase for their mothers, sisters, and friends exquisite handkerchiefs, Chinese charm rings, Mexican beads and bracelets, and colorful purse and knitting bags woven by the Zapotec Indians of Mexico. In addition to those perforated on their clothing, they for the home, both decorative and attractive, and dear to the heart of a woman.
From China came lacquered bowls and trays, multi-colored lunch sets, table cloaks woven by Chinese refugees, and silk tapestries and embroidered guest towels. There are bowls done in coiloseon work, made of a metal framework with porcelain padded around the metal.
Blown glassware, pitchers, fruitbowl, and dishes of bright pottery, raffia baskets, sleeping peasants for book-ends, and copper letter-openers are some of the many Mexican gifts. Dedicately lace handker
notes'n discords
Does anyone know the address or the employment agency patronized by the Roosevelt family? It certainly gets results.
The best way to get high blood pressure is to bid a little slam and then try to keep cool while your partner tells you how to play it.
Some of the best reading in the collegiate press today is found in the college papers of the southern states. Down there they really become indigent over the persecution of minorities in Germany and the United States, but they are the universities in the Reich. Not one of the southern colleges which is viewing with alarm, incidentally, allows negroes to enroll.
Speaking of contract, have you ever heard the old adage that one good peck is worth a book of rules memorized
By the way, what ever happened to that Floogee person who had the flat feet?
Said the Garden City Telegram: Although it unquestionably was a well-intentioned edict, one doubles if the University of Washington ban on "immuted" strapless gowns at the forthcoming varsity will have any truly elevating effect upon the coattree's attire. Told they can't wear strappable gowns, the girls will think of something still more shocking to try—like gownless straps, for example.
The man who plays the radio at the Union building was feeling lower than the ring around a Scotchman's hand he beheaded, who said "Love makes the world go 'round', certainly hadn't tried Ramos fizzes.
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chiefs, dolllies, and table scarfs are also from the sunny land to ourouth.
Cood, bargain-hunters "to ooh and ab" when they see the gifts from the Brass and Silver shop. There will be Dutch copper trays, tea-tees, burnished copper bowls, candelabra and candle-holders, nutackers, and door knockers, and a large copper cup which will be reflected in the disc.
Can Satisiy Yen for Novelties
Even the most practical-minded student has deep in his heart a year for novelties; these will be plentifully present at the Bazaar. Animal-collectors will find wooily and plush dogs, elephants, donkeys, and parrots, and what-not decorators can have a roman holiday with the many unusual items and gadgets. Puzzle puzzles may play the role with puzzles that have stumped even the Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. Oh, yes, and anyone interested in fleas will want the fleas dressed as bride and groom.
There is a legend back of the Ramona charm strings made in Mexico, Ramona (the heroine of Helen Hunt Jackson's novel) and Alessandro were in love with each other, but could not be seen together. Their secret meeting place was a wishing well, and they left for each other at the well various symbols, such as pine cones and pepper pods, so that they could plan their future meetings. Ramona kept all of the symbols and strung them together. Now laceured over, the charm strings make a bright addition to many kitchen corners and breakfast nooks.
Women's Intramurals
The dart pairings have been made, in women's intramurals' and the games must be played by Saturday. The gymnasium floor may be used on Tuesday and Thursday from 4:30-6 p.m. and 9:30-10:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:10-6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, from 8:30-9:30 a.m. The floor can be used only during these hours for games.
The dart pairings are as follows: D. J. Willett, A.D. Pi vs. Bye; Margaret Whitehead, Alpha Chi vs. Donis McDermond, TNOR; Dothery J. Smith, West vs. E. Herrington, Kappa Alpha Theta; Leone M. Hoffman, Pi Phi vs. Mary Ewers, Gamma Phil; Virginia Bell, IWW vs. Vignia Gear, Chi Omega; Jerry Ulm, TNT vs. Evyn Thompson, Gabriel Hall vs. Dorita Bruce, West; Betty Lawson, A.D.Pi vs. Ellen Irwin, Kappa; and Lois Wisler, Ind vs. Ada L. Moseley, Chi Omega.
Mary Nan Steel, Corbin hall vals,
Jean O'Hara, Kappa; DeArline
Shull, Ind. vs Tulley, Sigma Kappa;
Mary Learnard, TNT vs Betty Sublett,
Alpha Chi; Jane Irwin, Kappa;
Marjorie Hetzel, West; Jane Atwater,
Gamma Pi vs Estelle Hall,
IHWs vs Betty MacNuch, Betty
Bettie Maughic, Theta; Virginia
Anderson, PI vias; Bye;
Alma Biglow, Ind; vs Betty Lea
Adair, A.D.Pi; Margaret Brown,
Chi Omega, vs Betty McVey,
Gamma Pi, Nell Clark, Alpha Chi
vs Jean Marie Dooley, West; Jean
M. Perry, ETC vs Mary K Latthe-
Kappa; Bette MacNuch, Chi Omega;
and Bety Anadale, Pi Vias vs Ruth
Clinker, Alpha Chi
Margaret Van Cleave, IWW vs. Betty Jane Boddington, Gamma Phi; Jane Adair, A.D. Pi vs. Charolee Steele, Corin hall; Dorothy J. Smith, TNT vs. Jane Montgomery, Theta; Patti Payne, Alpha Chi vs. Miriam Cheesman, West; Helen Gispa, Kappa vs. Mickie Learnard, TNT; Marie Thompson, Ind vs. Bye hawk; Daniel Brown, Grizzle Griffin, Corin hall; and Barbara Symue, Pi Phi vs. Betty Sherratt, IWW.
SHIN
ON THE
by jimmy robertson
Eddie Penchard, proprietor or Brick's, is currently considered by some as a likely candidate for the perhaps to be created office of "Chancellor of Nickelodeons." The movement got underway yesterday with Ken Posthaster working to get Eddie's nickelodeon to be Eddie's manager, and the plan, if successful, will put a nickelodeon in every classroom.
Ye Shinster was chatting a moment with Denny Lemoin, whom he admires much because she doesn't talk like other Pi Phi's, and discovered she had a more practical plan. Denny suggests that a nickelodeon be put in center Ad so that we could have ten minutes of dancing there. Denny imagines how the dancer "imagine the fun of having someone dance for the 10 to 20 dance."
Department of Love notes: Theta's Alice Neal has forsaken all others and announces her engagement to George Krebs. Besides her Pi Phi arrow, Joy Morrison now wears the Kappa Sig pin of Phil Buzik. Bill Kunke has forgiven Geneviève him the run-around and the two are now gain' steady. If memory serves, it was Geneviève who last year had Jack Cosgrove's fraternity joolly.
Personal nomination for the man with a cast-iron heart: Professor Melvin of the history department.
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IVA'S BEAUTY SHOP
Shampoo and Wave ... 35c
Oil Shampoo and Wave ... 50c
Permanents ... $1.50
... 623 ... 91% Mice St
Phone 533 941 $ _{1/2} $ Mass. St.
KANSAN CLASSIFIED ADS Phone K.U. 66
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Revita Manicure 3 for $1.00
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'Angels with Dirty Faces' features Cagney and O'Brien is really a thriller — don't miss it. The Granada is showing it now. Owen Gibbs this is your free pass for today's showing.
Seymour Beauty Shop
817½ Mass. Phone 100
CROWN
your mind with an Individualized Haircut BILL HENSLY is now located at 5 W. 14th St.
Permanents $2.00 and up
Try our New High Coiffure
271½ Mass. Phone 458
NU-VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP
We handle packages and baggage
TAXI
HUNSINGER'S 920-222 Mass. Phone12
Mickey Beauty Shop
Shampoo and Waveset 25c
Oil Shampoo, Dry Wash 50c
Permanents $1.150 up
1946 Hermanstr. 50. 8732 Mass. St. Phone 2353
JAYHAWK BARBER SHOP
Most Modernistic Shop in
Middle West
Personnel
F. C. Warren Ray Olds
C. J. "Shorty" Hood, Prop.
722 Mass
Deluxe House of Beauty
"Hat Styling a Specialty"
Moved in when OSCHE Moved Out
Most Modern Beauty Shop in Town
814 Mass. Phone 360
AT YOUR SERVICE CLEANERS
5 W.14th Street
Last week he returned a coed's mid-
semester quiz book on which he had
crossed out but not concealed a C
and beneath it written a
plus.
BILL HENSLEY formerly the Jayhawk Barber Shop, now located at
Oread Overlord's who run the Union building didn't charge the military men any coat hanger rent at the R.O.T.C. dance Friday night. If the Union doesn't have to go into town, they'll be here at the next class party the same privilege will be extended to the proletariat. *
PHONE 9
Come in Often
Alpha Chi Sifty. Deming was yesterday bemoaning the fact that she has failed to follow the advice of that little sign near the register's office—the one that says "It's easier to see when you're not around." 5000 students on the Campus are mooning for the same reason is being quite conservative.
Christmas Cards
BULLOCK'S
BULLOCK'S Dickinson Theatre Building
PRICES BETTER than our 2 for 1 Sale
$1 Pipes ... 39c
$2-$5 Fountain Pens ... 89c
$ 80 16 Paper and Envelopes
    to match ... 26c
$ 25 Berkshire Packs Typing
    Paper, 100 sheets ... 16c
Rankin's Drug Store
1101 Mass. Phone 67°
When Others Fail. Try Us Baggage Handled - 24 Hrs. Service
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RUTTER'S SHOP
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