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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
VOLUME XXXIV
Agree That War Can Be Prevented
The Official Student Paper of the University of Kansas
Lee, Stockton, Jones s
And Wheeler See Cure
If Economic Roots Are
Recognized
A psychologist, an economist, a sociologist and a theologist agreed last night that war is the result of an economic cause, and can be and must be outlawed to preserve civilization. They spoke at the Memorial Union ballroom at a peace forum. Henry Werner, editor of one nominee, said.
Dr. R. H Wheeler, professor of psychology, discussed the relation o climate cycles to wars. He emphasized the fact that wars have declined in their destructiveness per c and that human nature is charis a and that the basis for his belief war is not inevitable and can be vented.
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Dr. A. M. Lee, associate profid of sociology and journalism, ably the relation of propaganda to we stated that economic leader propaganda to further their can justify war. It is the way that a conviction convinces itself that war is wrong.
"The culmination of many dais causes about war," Dean Stockton of the School of But began. These causes, accorded Dean Stockton, all center around economic trade and dance of economic goods and do not. He made the obsess that all wars have been between tastes that have an over-supply of goods and those that have a shop. He concluded that the only renare to break down trade barriers is to sell them.
The Rev H. Lee Jones of the tarian Church has caused the use on imperialism, "the group's wealth and colonies leads to poll and economic strain," he state remedy was elimination of the system by dispensing with the necessity of moving class domination of education and newspapers.
Surgeon Will Speak On Situation in India
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1937
Dr. Lyle S. Powell will speak on "The Military Situation in India" at a meeting of the Reserve Officers Association of the Douglas county this evening at 7 o'clock in room 204, Fowler shops.
The discussion will be based on Doctor Powell's trip to India last year when he served as eye surgeon for the Quetta hospital, Quetta, India His duties included a trip to India and one-shelf months in China.
The lecture will also review the political and military situation in China which is of interest to the world at this time.
To Discuss Social Work
John L. Hunt, who has been re appointed general secretary of the
on the SHIN
A new departure in forums procedure will be made tomorrow evening when Dr. Rudolph Malek, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Aurora, III, will be questioned by a panel of four University students and professors in lounge, Memorial Unite building.
Program Will Include Soloists and Dance With Combined Choral Numbers
by Kenneth Morris
Diele Makl will speak briefly upon his topic, "Russia - Triumph or Tragedy?" whereupon he will be questioned upon his views by two professors and two students. Members of the group include Alfred M.
The exhibit will include a process of removing particles from air electrostatically, making air almost 100 per cent pure and aiding relief to bronchial aliments; an ignition gun which makes visible a projectile (the bullet) that penetrates the skin which permits the user to literally "blow" out electric lights, and a
A joint concert will be given by the University Men's and Women's Glee clubs tonight in Hoch auditorium at 8 o'clock. Activity books will admit students. Others will be charged 25 cents.
Thomas To Lecture
NDAY, APRIL 18, 1937
Dr. Phillips Thomas will present an exhibit of electrical equipment developed in research laboratories in a demonstration-lecture at 8 oclock this evening in Fraser theater.
Newly-elected officers are: Vera Caruthers, ed'ucl, president; Anna Katharine Kihl, c30, business manager; Mary Markham, c30, secreta treasurer; and Ethelyn Burns, fa'40, librarian.
The program will be as follows:
Combined glee clubs: "Greeting to
Danielle Waltz" and "Danielle
Waltz"", composed by Stroms
arranged by Hans Lichter.
Doctor Thomas, a research engineer for Western Electric company, will address members of Sigma Xi. The meeting is open to the public.
professor of journal-
Toppeka, Kan., April 19 —(UP)-
Mlandon, Landon former Kansas governor and Republican presidential candidate, tonight demanded that
Joint Concert Of Glee Clubs Tonight
Panel of Four Persons Will Question V i e w s Of Dr. Malek
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Alpha Delta Pi sorority announces
Continued on page 1 the pledging of Mary Tiles, c.uml.
Will Lead 'Y' Again
Herring officers are: Caroyny balvy, fa37, president; Helen Allen c37, business manager; Clara McGrath, fa37, treasury-treasurer; one of the 48 officers on staff.
The University Women's Glee Club held election of officers yesterday afternoon.
Late Wire
Weekend guests at Pi Beta Phi society house are Eleanor Shockley, City, Mo.; Virginia Bantleon
Bill Townsley performed a
manly act for a young lady who
turn was going to send him
Bill suggested a bouquet of
since he hadn't ordered any
Relaxes queen, and believed
way the one bouquet would be
appreciated. Saturday noon
a box of what were supposed
flowers arrived, but when
opened it was found to cont
pany and a note which read
out of roses."
It is reported that Laurence was
giving a lesson in salem
with Dorothy Hanson, Hiawatha; Pat at the Blue Mill the other night
was demonstrating by attempt
Yates Center: Fred Klamp
sell the Mill's radio, telling allanas City; and Dale Luhrn, Leav
points its merit and not won.
pha Gamma Delta entertained following guests at a buffet supper night at the chapter house:
There's a true story about a woman who met a girl during the day of his first registration rollment, got rather well and considering the circumstance for four long years he girl at an enrolling school again until the next semester He's beginning to think it comes down for enrollment to commemorate their first meet then goes back home. Charley Pitt, post entrant for varsity athletics, did a credit in the RELays decathlon by fourth. It is understood that chided Pitt for his seeming interest in athletics of late, raternity Thursday night leftey started out to prove that finished ahead of the majority petitions, and did. All of Frith, c'39; Anna Ruth Maus, petitions, and did. All of Louise Grayson, c'40; Barbara place Friday morning injoll, c'27; and Prof. Lloyd Metzler. The closest Charlie came to Weekend dinner at the Delta Upson training was plotting a treeline faternity house are Ms. E. the stadium track, tennis cat, Gary, Mrs. Hoffmann, Mr. adjacent territory. We are Risley all of Kansas City; Mr. George that a well-known tobacco company, Culla; Tulsa; and Ben Kilmer is overlooking this athletic wpeka. undoubtedly give a 'tr
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Russia Is Forum Topic
Women's Glee Club Elects New Officers
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
Beta Theta Pi nighttime entertained Thursday night with its annual sister-daughter banquet at the haopter house. Guests at the dinner
ACCOUNTANT OF THE GREAT
MARY JOHNS, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call K.U. 21; after 5, call 2702-K3
Kansas City, Kan; and Mary Ann Warner of Stephens College, Columbia.
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Weekend guests at the Acacia fraternity house are Bill Singleton, Haunton; Bob Schultz, Lewoworthville; and Bill Weaver, Clewston, Mo.
Weekend guests at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house are Helen Smedley and Ruth Patterson of Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Shrap or Miss Helen L. Sharp were dinner guests at the Triangle House Thursday night.
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Weekend guests at the Sigma N fraternity house are Paul Ellenan, Columbus, and Curt Reisen, Wich-
Mr. Charles Coats of Wichita was a luncheon guest yesterday at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house.
Alice Irene Cunningham of Columbia, Mo. $ _{4} $ is a weekend guest at the Hall Omicron Pi sorority house.
Triangle fraternity announces the pledging of Frank Preyer, e38.
Finals in 102- Yard Dash
Won by Dum, Pittsburgh Teacher:
Torribo, University of Oldham,
Robbins, Drake, Time: 10:10.
Relays—
Continued from page 1
Caldwell, K.S.T.C. Pittsburg. Time
Fourth heat: Won by Summer, K.S.T. C.E. Emporia; second, Lamb, Iowa third, Flower, K.S.T.C. Pittsburgh; Baldwin, Missouri, Time, 1:53 seconds.
Finals, 120-Yard High Hurdles
Won by Summer, Emperor Education
second, Lamb, Iowa; third, Ohio;
Fourth, South half, fourth,
Neshy, Indiana. Time, 348
Semifinals 128-Yard Hurls Hurdles
heat heart Won, second Frank,
brank, Frank, Frank, frank,
brankraka; third, Lamb, Iowa; four,
Powler, KST. C.Pittsburgh, Time,
Timo.
Third beat; W by Wright, Oklahoma A. and M; second Shepard, K STC Emporia; third, Baker, Douse V fourth, Voth, B估贝, Tethe Ibge Abbey.
Second section won by Westminster (Mortona, Tachummon, Hodges and Campbell). 1.323; second, Kearney
Third heat: Won by Robinson Drake; second, Graves, Texas; third White. Washington U. (St. Louis) Dixson, Missouri, Time: 30.4 seconds.
2 second heat. Won by Sumner, K.S.
T.C. Emporia; second: Cladwell, K.L.
T.C. Pittsburg; third: Need, Indiany;
north: Odlak, Oklahoma A. and M.
First ascension by North Texas Teachers (E. Brown, Chrisman, Stowman, Brown), 1886; second ascension by North Texas Teachers (E. Brown, Stowman, Baptist, 120.9; fourth, Pittsburg,
Preliminaries, 100-Yard Dash
First heat: Won by Torbjörn Dusk
Second heat: Greg Jones
Pittsburgh: third, Elliot, Indiana
fourth, Fajar, Kansas State College
Second heat: hwt W by Reeves,
Texas; second, Raleigh, Missouri;
third, Crosby, Colorado; fourth,
Crosby, Nebraska. Time, 10 seconds.
Half-Mile College Relay
Teachers, Neb., 1:33.5; third, College of Emporia, 1:34.7; fourth, McPherson, 1:38.4.
Third section, won by Cape Girardeau Teachers (McLane, G. McDonalde, Kichne, K138; 1:304; second, William Jewell, 1328; third, Witch
On basis of elapsed time, the first section stands as finals.
First section ww by Indiana (Stein,
Elliott, Hicks, Collier) 1.27; second,
Kansas 1.28; third, Texas
: 320 fourteens 1.29.5
Section two won by Washington (Bushhead, Bloom, Leye, Waite), 1:21 second, Iowa State, 1:282; 1:34 first, Iowa State, 1:34 third, Kansas State, ILL.
On basis of clapsed time, race won by Indiana; second, Kansas; third, Texas; fourth, Washington University.
Two-Micle College Reqs
Webmaster, Two-Micle College; almacome, Alex. B. Dillin, H. 8:02; 4:24; Emporia Teachers; third College of Emporia; fourth, Missouri
University Two-6 Mile Kelly
Won by Indiana (Lash, Smith, Milt, Truet), 7:48:5; second, Nebraska; third, Drake fourth, Iowa
University Two-Mile Relay
Won by San Romani, 4:14.1; second, Cunningham.
Special Mile Race
University team (54)
Won by Deck, third; Missouri,
second, Drake; third, Missouri;
fourth, Kansas State.
Won with 22 points, Drake scored 31, Missouri 35.
Runners in the mike team race finished in this order: 1. Deckard, Indiana; 2. Lash, Indiana; 5. Collins, Minnesota; 6. McCormick, Alabama; 7. Drake, Michigan; 8. Dixon, Drake; 9. Applegate, Indiana; 8. Mitchell, Kansas State; 9. Gleason, Missouri; 10. Sourii, Illinois; 11. Leland, Kansas State; 12. Burton, Missouri; 13. Robbins, Kansas State; 14. Burrin, Mississippi; 15. Foster, Drake
University distance Medley Relay
Won by Indiaistance (Marker, Appleba-
n Smith, Lak), 10.16;3 second,
Drake, Lod, Nehrab, fourth,
Washington.
Quarter-Meet University Reary
Won by Tie (8)
(Graven, Atkinson, Jr.)
42:41; first, Iowa, 42:3; third,
Indiana, 42:24, fourth, Nebraska, 42:28.
Second section: Won by North
Texas (E. Brown, Christian, Siowal,
D. Brown), 41:9; second, Kansas,
third, Washington, 42:4; fourth,
Ohio.
Won by K.S.T.C., Ecopora (McAlpine, Jimmerman, Frame, San Romani), 10:40; second, Pittsburg; third, School of Mines; fourth, Country
On basis of clipped time: First,
fourth Texas Teachers, 41.9; second
Texas, 42; flat; third, Kansas, 42.1;
earth, 42.2.
A. C. Me High School Half-Mile Riley Won by Northern (Winstar), Mantler, Trotter, Stoddard, Dye), 1334; second, third, Pasco, fourth, East.
First section stands for final places.
First place: Sullivan, Bryce;
Won by bolt (Smailley, Ryder,
Hopkins, Bond), 3:2; 3: second,
Independent; third, Arkansas City
second, Texas, 3:23:9, third, Iowa, 3:24:10, fourth,
Section section won by Drake (Hallin, Robbinson, Patterson), 3:40 flat; second, St Louis, 3:42:6, third, New York,
Won by Doochard, Indiana, 9:27; second, Manning, unattached; third, dort Crawton, unattached. Ft. Scott
University Spirt Mendel Reyb
First section won by Iowa (Billig)
C. Teufel, F. Teufel, Graves) 3.32.6
3.38.6
First section won by Pittsburg Teachers (Howard, Heymann, Kirk, R. Brown), 3:23; second, Cape Girardeau, 3:25; third, Bachelel, 3:35; 5:35.
University Mile Retay Won by Indiana (Hicks, Miller, El-
Second section won by North Texas
Baylor, D. Browning, 3,19; second, Ocklona
Baptist, 3,23; third, East Texas
Teacher, 3,25; fourth, Emporia
Teacher, 3,27.
On basis of elapsed time: First,
North Texas Teachers; second, Oakland
Baptist; third, Pittsburg;
fourth. East Texas Teachers.
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llett, Collier); 3:19:8; second, North Central Teachers, and Evins State; third, Northeastern; fourth, of Drake tied for second.
Polt Vault
Poit Vault
Won by Bird of Kansas, 13 feet 6
inches; Noble of Kansas, Seibert of
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Won by Sam Francis, Nebraska, 51,
t. 6 in. (a new meet record); second;
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--men's Glee Club: "Spinn" (German), arranged by A "Waters Ripple and Flow owlakov," arranged by Taylorolin is Singing in the Streetman, arranged by Kozhetz Cowlley, arranged by Craig) or "Czeeboulovakice Song," arranged by Rowen, Mary Ellen Miller, c.73. "Glee Club: The Kiwai-acting," written and staged by afer. The plot is that the local arian Club has been asked to a stunt at the national con which is to be held in the future; talks will be a special meeting of db to select the best stout of by the members.
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"Glee Club: "The Scissors or" (Finnish song), ar- by Jungst. "Steal Away to (Negro spiritual), arranged by homee. "Grandma Grunt's (Carolina folk song), arranged rholomee. Solo, Harry O'F18 "Home on the Range" (cowing), by Guion-Riegler. Solo, n Bogley, c40.
seas' Gleeb Club: "Orpheus his Hut Lee; by Sullivan-Harris. Rocket," by Victor Harris. This House, by Braille-Bulls-
In Glee Club: A concerted from the second act of the *et song*. By "sigmund Romberg," and Western love—"Let Love loom, Vernon Landon," fa.39."One in your Garden," work," solo Kitea f'spap."One Alone," solo, Dorsey."c38.
ibined glee clubs: "Alma Marranged by Don Dooley fs.
nssas Gets
k Tokens Soon
eka, April 19—(UP)—W. G. chairman of the state tax com-
m官 will be let late this week for to be used in the manufac-
fur Kansas sales tax tokens.
re Luther, member of the tax
explosion, explained that Kansas
laws require the thousand dollars
by because the taxes law tax
the tokens must be manu-
ated at the Hutchinson state reto-
ry.
only because the legislature that provision in the law," r said, "Kansas taxpayers will the burden of an annual loss as into thousands of dollars. are several factories, one in mati in particular, which of to manufacture and deliver taxes tax tokens cheaper than an buy the metal and have turned out at Hutchinson." her explained this was because d machinery will have to be costing approximately $25,000.
Id Affairs Commission See 'Spain in Flames'
members of the world affairs commi-
nies of the Y.W.C.A. will attend
showing of the movie "Spain in
its" at the Unitarian Church
9 tomorrow afternoon as their
meeting.
s Rose Terlin, who spoke here the religious conference a ago, called the film "one ofest-documented films" on the inh situation which she had Since the talk on Spain by Osm, professor of romance ages, earlier in the year to the mission, its members will be interested in attending lentity.
yone interested in attending the e is asked to get his ticket at ey House any time before jessday afternoon, and as many possible are asked to meet at ey House at 3:15. Those who able to meet the group may go ly to the church.