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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1988
Students-Chip In And Support the Band
What would Kansas football games be like without the University band? What would the nightshirt and Homecomeing parades, convocation or Hobe day be like without the band? What would the University be like without the band?
Students seldom stop to think what the band means to an institution. Few think of the amount of work the individual members must do throughout the year to make it the perfect organization that it is. Up during the week and out for practice by 7:30 each day, long before most students even think of getting out, not for money, nor fame nor glory, they stay and practice for the honor of being one of the organization. They receive no pay or reward save a half-hour credit for an University activity. And they work for it.
Now there is a possibility of that band making a trip to Washington, D.C., on November 12. Eight hundred dollars stands between them and the trip. They have exhausted all their sources building a fund, and even with a voluntary $5 donation from each member they are still short.
So as a last resort the students of the University, the ones who take the band for granted, are asked to contribute some money towards this fund. With more than 4,000 students here a twenty-five cent donation from each will push the fund towards the necessary peak.
twenty-five cents a student is a small amount to be asking. Each and every student has already received that much in entertainment value from the organization this year. Demands are made on the band for every kind of an University activity and they always respond. This is the first time they have asked anything in return. Let's show them that we appreciate all their work and support them in this one request.
It was reassuring to read the other day that the fall of Hankow was imminent. Some people are beginning to suspect, though, that the fall of Hankow is a serial story.
Broadcasters S-h-h-h- The Shouting Politician
There are reforms and reforms, and some say the nation has had its fill. But the National Association of Broadcasters has launched an attack-by-phamphlet against a highly vicious and contagious American disease, the politician who shouts. The association's efforts deserve thunderous applause.
It seems that the old-fashioned "spellbinder" isn't especially effective on the radio. To the ordinary radio listener, this is no epoch-making statement. But when an association of broadcasters gets together and, in desperation, tells our politicians what is exactly what, that is glad news.
The pamphlet is an attempt to cultivate in modern politicians the fireside manner. Such instructions as these are given: "You speak—you don't shout." "This is not an oration." "No law in this country compels them to listen to you." "You must interest them." It even suggests: "Be sincere."
Dies Committee Gets Rebuke It Asks For
The Association's phamphlet will be greeted by radio listeners throughout the nation with a loud "Amen."
The President has at last seen fit to administer to the Dies committee, that is investigating un-American activities, the rebuke it has laid itself open to since the opening days of its sessions.
The occasion for the President's reprimand was the maligning of Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan by political enemies in the hearings before the committee last Friday.
"Most fair-minded Americans," said President Roosevelt, "hope that the committee will abandon the practice of merely providing a forum to those who for political purposes or otherwise seek headlines which they could not otherwise obtain."
A Congressional investigating committee, if properly handled and sincere in its aims, can be of more service as a fact-finding body than almost any other group. It alone has the facilities for rounding up widespread testimony on pertinent subjects and compelling authoritative witnesses to testify before it.
When such an organization, therefore, pros-titutes itself, either deliberately or through carelessness, for political or publicity-seeking ends such as the Dies committee and many before it have done, the injury to the state is incalculable. Such large-scale waste of public money and authority is in itself criminal—to say nothing of the black eye it gives the country generally and the accused individually, whenever they may be.
Like rain, the "testimony" brought out in
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the present investigation has fallen equally on the just and the unjust—and to such an extent that the damage soon rolls up into the proportions of a devastating flood.
Future generations will probably shelve the scurrilous testimony contained in the Dies report alongside Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling's equally interesting volume of fiction entitled "The Red Network." It will movely help to fill the bulging library of political curiosity of the *Date* 30's.
But right now the situation created by the senator and his cohorts appears to be one of the most unfortunate of the present era of fear and hysteria preyed upon by political opportunists for selfish ends.
What Findest Thou In Yon Grave?
Does anyone really want to know who Shakespeare was? If mystery spells glamor, Shakespeare has more than a dozen glamorous movie stars, for to date his exact identity has been the center of a hoary-headed controversy.
And now some Englishmen can't stand it any longer. The tomb of Edmund Spenser, Elizabethan poet, will be opened in hope that some evidence may be found, which will settle the ancient feud of the literary world. It is hoped that Shakespeare might have left an eagle, in the fashion of the time, in Spenser's tomb. If such is the case, no time will be lost in comparing his writing with that of Sir Francis Bacon—oft hearedal as the real Shakespeare.
If the great bard had lived today, there would be no doubt as to any detail of his private or public life, let alone his very identity. Columnists and magazine writers would be careful to inform his worshipful public every time he changed the color of his bathroom tile.
No matter what satisfaction the decisive settlement of the question may bring to literateurs and intellectuals, the vast majority will go blissfully, if ignorantly, along, little caring who he was as long as his great touchstones of literature remain unaffected. Hesitant high school kiddies and callow college youths will still be led to Shakespeare with a halter as ever. To them the all-important settlement of a vital literary question means nothing.
But for these scholars and pedants who have almost come to blows and worried themselves gray-haired in the fray, the opening of the tomb will be of momentous importance. Life-long bets can now be collected and those who have to pay up can earn the money by revising their learned discussions of the dispute.
It seems going a bit too far when they start opening graves to decide such matters—shows a morbid tendency to carry things out to the bitter end. No doubt, literary students hope that nothing will be found, for it would be burdensome to study his works all over again in the new interpretation which would inevitably follow. Let Will Shakespeare keep his glamor.
Official University Bulletin
Vol. 36 Thursday, October 27, 1938 No. 33
retiree due at Christie's Office at 3 p.m., preceding
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--season—with Iowa, Nebraska, and
fissouri—had to be played in
welve days. However, all three of
these teams were defeated.
N.C.O.A.: There will be a meeting of the Non-
Commissioned Officers' Association at 7:30 this evening in the men's lounge of the Union building—Carter Butler.
NY STUDENTS: Many have not yet left their class schedules in the CSEP office. We must have them all on file immediately. If you have not left your desk, you should so this week—Martha Tillman, Executive Secretary.
QUILL CLUB. Club Club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the Green room of Fraser - Agnes Mumert,
McNamara.
SASNAK; There will be a dinner meeting of the Sasnak Club at 5:45 in the Union building cafeteria. Harry Cotton will be guest speaker. The price per person is 35 cents—Dean Nesmith, President.
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'Ever-Victorious' '08 Team Invited to Homecoming
The coach of the '08 team was Bert Kennedy, who is now a dentist in Lawrence. Dr. Kennedy was quarterback on the K. U.队 in 95, '36, and '37, and coached the Jayhawkers for seven years. During these years, he put six teams on the field against the Nebraska Cornhusks, and four of these were victorious.
The University's famous "Ever-Victorious Team," the football team of 1908, has been invited by Free Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni Association, to attend the Homecoming celebration and hold a 30 year reunion on the Hill. Plans are being made for a dinner Friday evening, Nov 4, and to attend the football game Saturday.
The team of 08 elected for their captain Urban Angney, but before the season started, Angney committed suicide by leaping from the top of Fraser hall. This gave the team a bad start, and little was expected for the season, as a game was scheduled with Iowa University of the Big Ten conference. Moreover, the three big games of the
Color Apparatus Makes Possible Selection of Tints by Artists
Dr. Kennedy said, "There were no drills on the victorious team. They were just all good, average material but they had the spirit. If there was a star, though, it was 'ommy' Johnson." Johnson was chosen to fill the field general position left vacant by Angrya's death. He played at Armageddon if the ministays of the line. He is the father of Ward Crowell, who is now playing tackle on the Jayawk team.
The members of the 1908 team are ew scattered over practically the nire nation, but it is hoped that host, if not all, of them will be able to attend the Homecoming reunion.
Halloween is coming soon, but it a person wants to be carried away into a mystic land, he should climb two flights of long stairs in West Frank Hall, and he will think that he is in a strange world. As he steps over the top chair, he sees a modernistic room projecting into the corridor. Then, as he sees more of the side view of the wall, he knows it is a showcase with a wall of light shadows in the showcase (but it could not be in the showcase) is a priest in his white robes of the Church and a graceful white deer. As the visitor watches, different shades of light play across the priest and the deer.
After the "spell of fascination" has worn away, the visitor learns the reason for this display. It is a demonstration of the faction of lights given by the students and faculty members of the department of painting and design.
The days of '08 were the days of fighting team spirit. The team's tittude was, as Dr. Kennedy said, If you whip one of us, you'll have **o** whip us all." Including the ames won in 1908, teams coached y Dr. Kennedy won 20 consecutive onests.
A black metal platform supports the statue, St. Francis of Assisi. Switches control two sets of lights in the case. At the top of the case is a row of lights in the order—red, blue, and green. At the bottom of the case the lights are in a reversed order—green, blue, and red. A compass is placed on the rays from these colored lights produces a white beam. From a light light, any two colored lights will produce complimentary light rays. For example, when the red and green lights are on the figure, $n$
The man who plays the radio at the Union building was a bit irate yesterday morning when he heard that the W.S.C.A. was opposed to opening the library on Sunday nights because it might interlere with socio-religious observances "What's wrong with the library on Sunday night?" he exclaimed "Can't the girls prey there as well as elsewhere."
The Augusta Daily Gazette reports the case of an old maid in that town who goes around a capella-unaccompanied.
We are doing our best to ignore the person who asked us if the K U. head-lineman was the editor of the Daily Kansan.
It might as well be known and for always that this department refuses to be a chaperon column however, there is something so pathetic in the appeal of a freshman who asks us for advice that we wish for the once that we had never made our rule. He says he has just discovered that his roommate is a Pachacamac and he wants to know if that is sufficient reason for breakin' his room-contract. Personally, we think that it is, but were afraid the Dean will think otherwise.
It must be easy to be a Democratic politician. Each time the president does something wrong he has been poorly advised.
notes and discords by John Randolph Tye
vivid yellow shadow forms the background.
Today when we asked a senior if he didn't believe the Chinese war
by John Randolph Tye
The reason for this study of light rays, explains Miss Rosenberg Ketaham, head of the department of design, is to learn the true complements of colors from the primary light rays, red, blue, and green. From these, an artist learns the color combinations and so makes use of his primary colors yellow, and blue, red, yellow, and blue are neutralizing colors and not complemente
Open to Students
Complementary colors intensify other colors. This is the real value of a study of light rays. Whether for dress, making posters, or setting a stage, a good artist must know his primary colors.
If a woman were to wear a green dress, the green naturally craves another color to go with it. By use of the light ray machine, she would know that an amethyst brooch would touch off the gown. If an interior decorator were planning to paint a playground yellow then yellow would be its complement.
The new apparatus makes it possible for the art students to see at first hand what has up to now just been granted by Misa Kekchan's word.
The colorful display is open for all to see on the third floor of West Frank Strong hall every day except Sundays and holidays.
Somehow we fail to get excited about the proposed exile of the Duke of Kent to Australia because he will have $0.00 a year to do self-exercise during his term of office. But our sentimental heart does bleed at the thought of the beautiful knee-eyed Marina, his wife, who has been an avid artist. Imagine how little it will mean to be the best-dressed woman in the world-in Australia. It would be about as exciting to her as being elected Queen of the May at the Troy Apple Blossom festival.
would soon be over, he answered quick as a flash, "Hankow!"
On the Shin-for
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business talent and swelling ability last week when they sold the cook a ticket to their intramural football tracas for the fancy price of one dollar. The cook walked half a mile to the field and stood up for 'ack of a stadium'. Afterward the boys refunded her dollar for being such a good cheer section.
Freshmen, who haven't seen their names in print since the home town weekly published the high school graduation list, lunge at the new student directions these days. And a few of our oldsters are looking to see if we are out of the 'uncle stage yet.'
Sad story of the week: Johnny Neal sat up very late one night writing a rhetoric theme. The next day, in a room on the third floor of Eraser, he was handing the theme to instructor Mr. Woodward, who kindled Johnny watched it flutter through an open window and settle in the gutter of the Journalism building. Damayne, Johnny then set out to re-write his theme.
To Kansas State Game
The board of directors of the University Alumni Association has been invited by the Alumni Board of
Kansas State College to be guests preceding the game. The University at the Kansas-Kansas State football group will set in_ the reviewing game at Manhattan Saturday, and stand during the Homecoming parade at the annual Homecoming dinner
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ONLY $1250
NEW LOCATION HIXON'S
721 Massachusetts Street
"Everything Photographic for the
Telephone
Telephone 41
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WANT ADS
FOR SALE: Argus Camern. 1263
Oread. Apt. 9. Phone 3183W. -37.
WANTED: Men students who want a quiet place to study. Board option to climb. Private宅 at west end of Campus, 152 West Campus Road.
GLIDDEN TOURIST HOME for parents and friends while visiting students here. Tenth and New Hampshire, Phone 1039. -35
Kansan Classified ads, and Kansan want ads are sure-fire result getters.
LOST: Last Friday morning somewhere between Marvin hull and library, Sheaffer black and gray motted pencil. Name Virginia Kruger engraved on barrel. Phone 2882. Reward.
LOST; Acacia fraternity pin. Liberal reward to finder. Phone 355. -34
LOST; Black sued purse in audi-tarium Saturday night. Finder call Audene Fausett, phone 1774. if not convenient to return purse please mail railroad pass trip to 1232 Louisiana. -35
LOST: Three keys on key ring
One long key, Lost somewhere
between Fin Gam house and Snow
but Reward Leave at Kenan G$35.
NEAT 2-room apartment for rent at 1501 Rhode Island, Very convenient, bills paid. $16.00. Phone: 2541.
-35