THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 3 jpm. call K.U. 215; after 3, call 2702-K3
Inside a German Library
Watkins hall will entertain this evening with an hour of dancing.
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Mrs. Edward Hunt, Tonganoxie was a hunchue guest yesterday at the Kappa Eta Kappa fraternity house.
Beta Beta announces the engagement of Sarah Burghcress, c 37; to Drew Hartnett, Topoka, a former student at the University. Mr. Hartnett is a member of the Kappa Pai fraternity.
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The American Association of University Women will have a luncheon next Saturday, Jan. 9, at 1 o'clock at the Colonial Tea room. Miss Marjorie of Townpea will speak on "The Curriculum for Kansas Schools."
Miss Maxine Ripley, 36, New York City, will be a guest at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority house for the remainder of the week.
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Chi Omega announces the engagement of Jean Lindergren, c198, to William Blecha, c39. Mr. Blecha is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity.
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Chi Omega announces the engagement of Georgiana Oelrich, c'40, to Delbert Crabble of McPherson.
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity announces the pledging of Robert Galloway, c'40, of Marysville.
Members of the Kappa Kappa
READING GUIDE IS ISSUED BY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
A booklet, "General Reading List," has recently been published by the department of English as a reading guide for University of Kansas statute collections. It is the book of books of science, history, language poetry, and numerous other fields and is a result of ten years of revision of a previous edition of 1936.
Alpha Chi Omega will entertain with a formal dinner this evening. Goestje are as follows: Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindy; Hondem and Mrs. J. Muson; Deen and Mrs. F. T. Stockholm; Muson and Mrs. F. T. Stockholm; Muson and Mrs. F. T. Stockholm; Muson and Mrs. D. M. Swarthwout.
The list was compiled by a committee teed hbound by Miss Josephine M Burnham, professor of English.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
The engagement of Miss Dorede Berryman of Topaka to Donald Pattyn, 638, has been announced. Miss Berryman is a member of Kappa Alpha Iota fraternity. Mr. Pattyn is a member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity.
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Gamma sorority were hostesses at the W.S.G.A. tea, yesterday afternoon in the Administration building. Mrs. Margaret Perkins, housemother, poured tea. The table was covered with a lace tablecloth and decorated with jonquil, maracas, and yellow candles.
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In 1918 the German people threw off their monarchy and the Kaiser fled to Holland. The will of the Hohenzollern fell before the will of
As democracy is our government and since we are proud of its success in the development of our great land, it is interesting to note the experience with and the attitude this system in Germany today.
More Than Emotional Appeal
It can be said with assurance that the present Government in Germany has achieved power with a program called potiotism was a potent factor. But it cannot be said that this emotional appeal makes up the complete program. The fact that Adolf Hitler is a great mass orator has a great political significance but it must be used against hunger, for use words for food; and the fight against hunger, under nourishment, ill housing and lack of clothing is being weged in a very effective manner. The fulfillment of the basic necessities in the life of all the people, the Government realizes, is the basis for the strength of a state.
Interior of the library of the University of G oettingen as photographed by Franklin Murphy, exchange scholar from the University of Kansas.
Social Security in Germany More Advanced Than in United States
By Franklin D. Murphy, c'36
(Editor's Note: Mr. Murphy is the University's exchange scholar to Germany this year. He is studying at Rensselaer Polytechnic University, this letter to the Kansan vin the Hindenburg, Mr. Murphy has given his impressions of the much discussed subject in his studies studying since early July, Hans-Ulrich Weis is on the Lawrence campus as the German representative for the project, and he sends letters from Mr. Murphy can be published from time to time.)
It must be said at the outset of this article, that the presentation of material concerning the life of a great nation obviously cannot be covered in detail by short dispatch or by a series of such dispatches. Books on the New Germany are available by the hundreds and therein can be found detailed accounts of all phases of the present Government and the post-war Ger- man. In the words "post-war German" delicately few will see that despite the 18 years of reconstruc tion following the world war, the present political, economic and social trends in Germany are closely correlated with the war and its repercussions.)
As the theory and activities of National Socialism have penetrated into every walk of German life it is necessary to first present the general trends of thought and the theories that have influenced these trends, before attempting to explain the more specific phases of the program such as the very interesting Reichsarbeitdienst.
It is the intention of the author to present as clearly and unbiasedly as possible facts and theories that seem to him to be particularly relevant to a consideration of present-day events in the general European situation.
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the people and in 1919 the Weimar Constitution made its appearance. The Weimar Constitution embodied the most successful principles of the English and American forms of democracy. It held out to the German people the opportunity to be self governering and the opportunity to participate in the country with the democratic tools so successfully used in our country.
Democracy Didn't Work
Democracy didn't Work
However, the theory, the German discovered, was far better than the practice as far as his country was concerned. Many people wanted an actual say in the government as well as a voting say and as a response until, in 1932, they numbered 33. Every conceivable school of thought was represented and the practical result of the 33 parties was that the governments were unstable and unable to function efficiently. The economic factors such as lack of food and inflation added to the general difficulty.
Although these factors were certainly not due to the form of government, it was only natural that the people should lay a share of the blame on the shoulders of this new governmental method. The various schools of thought did not restrict their activities to the Reichstag but held many of the debates in the state establishing bricks and guns. The people used these as assumed major proportions, and the period was termed "der Krieg nach dem Krieg" or "the war after the war."
Hilfer comes to Power
In 1920 the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeitpartiere (the National Socialistic German Labour Party) was founded under the lead of the party's first leader, who party built around a man, man who today is the supreme authority of the German Reich. He offered to redress the wounds of the Great War by repudiating the Versailles Treaty; he promised to take positive steps in handling such important problems as unemployment and food, food, clothing, etc. However, always prominent in the speeches of this man was the idea that the
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only effective method of achieving these ends was an automatic state. When in 1923 he had a sizable majority in the Reichstag and was named Reichskandidat by President von Hindenburg, the die was cast and upon the death of von Hindenburg in August, 1933, the powers of the German Reich were combined and conferred upon Adolf Hitler who became, thereby, der Fuhrer (the leader) of the German people.
have weathered the storm and evolved into a system as effective as our own is a matter of opinion. My German friends, who are certainly far better informed on the matter than the author, insist that the choice was stricly between
Communism and National Socialism and that democracy, as such, had run its course. In any event the 14-year German experiment in pure democracy was pronounced in a Continued on page four
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