FRIDAY, MARCH 18. 1938
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Hill Society
Francis Lockard, '36, is a guest at the Triangle house.
Suzanne Hissem of Wichita will be a guest at the Pi Beta Phi house for the next few days.
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--house last night were:
Mrs. Elizabeth Warkins
Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Gelch
Miss Vera Lear
Dean D. M. Swarthout and Swan
thouf
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained with a St. Patrick's Day dinner last night.
Sallie Jane Bachelor, c.198, was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
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Janet Turner, Kansas City, Mo., is a guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi house.
Alpha Chi Omega gave a faculty dinner at the chapter house last night. The following were guests: Chancellor E. H. Landley and M. Lindle
Miss Elizabeth Meguiar
Mr. and Mrs. Goo, O. Foster
Dian Paul B. Lawson and Mrs. Lawson
Pred. Henry Wrenner and Mrs. Wrenner
Luncheon guests at the Sigmat
Kanna house yesterday were
Mariana Dresser, Junkel Hilden Stilz, f490
Jeanne Morfee,钻 f491
Margaret Oegert, c414
Knee Hebbiel, f49 and Virginia Starc, f39
Dinner guests at the Chi Omega
A fair-sized crowd attended the regular student recital yesterday afternoon in the auditorium of Frank Hard hall.
Fine Arts Recital Presented Yesterday
Miss Ruth Lichen
Solo numbers were presented by Rosalys McCreary, fa 41, who played "Valse Brillante" (Manna Zuca), at the piano; Sara Mohir, fa 41, who presented "Sonata in F Major" (Marcello) on the cell; and Helen Pierson, who played "Concerto No. 9" (De Beriot) on the violin.
A piano ensemble, "Valse Viennoise" (Carl Parrish) was played by Eva Ruth Meinke, fa'40, and Agnes Romary, fa'40.
A string quartet playing Moztar's "Quartette No. 2" concluded the program. Quartet members were: Olga Etmor, fft; first violin; Mary Etta Wallace, fft, 39; second violin; Carroll Dils, violins; and萨摩尔, fa'41, cello.
Three Billion Dollar Relief Fund Is Being Asked by Lewis
Washington, March 17—(UP) — John L. Lewis, head of校 for Industrial Organization, warned C ngress tonight that the 13,000,000 jobless workers in America are a "profound threat" to the nation's stability and called for a $3,000,000,000 relief appropriation.
He wrote Chairman Edward T. Taylor, (D, Cello), of the house appropriations committee that sufficient money must be appropriated to the minimum of 3,500,000 dollars during the fiscal year beginning July 1.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAS LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Twenty-Nine Initiated Into Women's Athletic Club
Twenty-nine women were initiated into the Women's Athletic Association yesterday afternoon. The team, representing business meeting and a short party.
The requirements for joining W.A.
A. are a "c" average in scholastic
standing and 125 points earned in
intramurals and sports.
The following women were initiated:
Kansas Soil and Water Discussed in Bulletin
A discussion of soil and water resources of Kansas oil area, by Ogden S. Jones, geologist of the division of sanitation, Kansas board of health, is appended to a bulletin on the disposal of petroleum wastes, just issued by the U. S. bureau of mines.
Betty Bridges, Majorie Wiley,
Bettie Lee Adair, Maggie Gormhall,
Jeannette Lesch, Helen Vickers,
Marylyn Snyth, Gregory Anderson,
Bernice Jennings, Marion James, Betty Lou Grant, Mary Ann Edgerton, Betty McVey, Virgin Hall, Margaret Jones, Nina Hayes, Betty Boddington, Betty Jusenbark, Jänne Irwin, Phoebe Woodbury, Blanche Zackierham, Marie Jo Irwin, Dorothy Hanson, Martha Davison, Lillian Lilliam R. Fisher and David Sawton
The main report points out damage done by oil field water spills (spilled oil, brine, emulsions of petroleum and other contaminants), and to aquatic and wild life.
Mr. Jones' study covers the state section by section, pointing out in each the peculiar relation between the petroleum industry and the soil and water resources of the state. For instance, he says he has a fairly abundant rainfall, but high run-off ratio, and therefore a sharply limited supply of potable water. The soil in this region is reasonably impervious to infiltration, but much of the bedrock is covered with flowing flow of contaminating material.
Phone K.U. 66
Fraternity Publication Features Graduates Success
Kenneth "Boots" Adams, fs, is the subject of an article in the February issue of "Sigma Chi," official magazine of the fraternity. James Porter, 37, is the author of the article, which tells of the rapid rise of Adamas to his president position of executive vice-president of Phillips Petroleum com-
Mr. Jones points out that earthen storage of oil field brines, especially in areas of high porosity soil, is almost certain to cause trouble. The brine will not only seep through the embankment into the surface drainage, but also downward i n to the fresh-water beds. Water will soak through even compact clays, although at a slow rate.
"Boots" was a football player, and his interest in sports led him to organize a football team and later a basketball team at Bartlesville, Okla., where the Phillips company is located.
Adams first entered the company as a warehouse clerk, rising rapidly. At the age of 36, he now runs the company.
New York, March 17—(UP)—Richard Whitney today was expelled from membership on the New York stock exchange, which he served as president from 1930 to 1935.
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"KFUU is the only radio station broadcasting three foreign languages." reported Prof. E. F. Angel of the department of German, in his recently completed second nationwide survey of radio stations which broadcast modern languages.
The results of this survey will be published in the radio department of the Modern Language Journal, of which department Professor Engblis editor. He is to teach an eight-week course in German for English-speaking students at the University of Berlin this summer.
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When the first survey of this kind was made two years ago, 20 radio stations were broadcasting modern foreign languages. Nine of these stations were educational and 11 were commercial. At that time a total of 40 educational stations were being operated. According to the recent survey, 14 stations are broadcaster, 37 are educational, six educational and eight commercial stations. The total number of educational stations this year is 24.
As to the distribution of languages that are being broadcast, Spanish is being spoken on six stations, French on six, German on five, Italian on two, and one New York station has Lithuanian programs.
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On the Shin--
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forthign language. RKFKI is the only one broadcasting three languages. It also holds the record in the number of broadcasts on these broadcasts, namely six.
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He Loved a Fight and
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Not long after this, Farmer Brown went out to see how his cabbages were coming along; and there wasn't a cabbage there! Farmer Brown just couldn't understand what had happened to them—but we know, don't we?
The winning dirty today will slay you—and us too, probably. But we'll let you decide for yourself.
In one corner of his garden, the children were in a bagpail. One day Peter Rabbit hippily hanging along and couldn't find their bagpail. They were so good that he told all his little friends, and soon a large number of rabbits were abl
We regret that we have not another pass to give you for the following poem. So, in the cause of fame—
Dear Dave Oberlin:
f wish I a handsome bo—
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For then to Big New York, go
to Brooklyn and she'll smuggle her
And maybe she me'd click me,
but dis reward me all for trip.
But dis reward me all for Cause I ain't no "maschacinghe".
and publicity for the Fascinatin' contest—we print it.
Pauline Snyder wins today's ticket to the Granada for her bedtime story. Just don't let it happen again. Rob's mother has been featured in "Paradise for Three."
Snooks.
Cachets To Mark 20-Year Airmail Span Authorized
Washington, March 17—(UP) —The first National Airmail Week, May 15 to May 21, will commemorate the 20th anniversary of inauguration of regular air mail service on May 15, 1918.
A special cachet will be authorized for use at Kitty Hawk, N. C., to honor both the Wright brothers and the birthplace of aviation. Other postofficees are authorized to use cachets donated by Chambers of Commerce or similar organizations to celebrate the anniversary.
"It is expected that as a result of the campaign," Harlee Branch, see
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Special Showing of SHIRTS
Voorhees, Rickets To Present
Papers at Collegium Tonight
Don Voorhees, c38, and Eugene
Rickets, c38 will present papers on
"The Future of Power Alcohol" and
"Legal Basis of the State," at the
sixth Summerfield scholars' colloquium tonight at the Colonial Te Room. Dean Paul B. Lawson of the College will preside.
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Five Great Days Of Hilarious Fun
Constance Bennett
Brian Aherne
Ask the gang who saw it on our sneak prepuce—they will tell you it's one of the funniest ever mode.
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