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TUESDAY, JANUARY 5. 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY' KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
an account of Mr. G.
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU, 23); after call, 2702-RU)
Heffner-Bowlus
The marriage of Miss Jane Helfron c37, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bheffner of Kansas City, Mo., and Mr. George Rex Bowles, Jr., c38, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rex Bowles, to take place Saturday afternoon, Dec. 26, in the chapel of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Kansas City.
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Mes. Bowlus is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority, and Mr. Bowlus is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. The couple will live in Lawrence while Mr. Bowlus continues in school.
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Jenkins III of Kansas City, M., announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennette, to Mr. George Younger of Chicago Miss Jenkins, c39, is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
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The K.U. Dames will hold a Talmide party in the women's lounge of the Administration building, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The party is in honor of those members of the staff who work there. The hostesses are: Ms. George Norland, Mrs. Ralph Wagner, Mrs. Emma Guilick, Mrs. Edward Howell, Mrs. Vernon Coffman, Mrs. Melvin Harlin, Mrs. Marvin Steffen, Mrs. C. E. Wilson, Mrs. Ruthie Ratsholt, Mrs. Gustave Goeddert, and Mrs. Myron Messenheimer.
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Delta Tau Delta announces the pledging of Everett Higgins, 138.
Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity, announces the pledging of Laurence McVey, 178.
The engagement of Miss Virginia Gatchel of Kansas City, Ms. to Mr. J. M. Mohinaro, c38, was announced at Mission Hills Country Club in Kansas City, Mo., during the holidays
Miss Gatchell is a student at Western
College, Oxford, Ohio. Mr. Molina
is a member of Delta Tau Delm.
Dean Stockton Attends Conference
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R.O.A. Meets Tomorrow
Maxine Ellison is Delegate
Miss Maxine Elsen, c37, was delegate from Delta Chapter of Alpha Kapaa Alpha to the Alpha Kapaa Alpha Boulder in Louisville
"Administration and Supply" will be the topic discussed by Major H. E. Roy, reserve officer, tomorrow night at the regular meeting of R.O. A. Lions, 45, in room 204, Fowler Hall. Political practice will be held at 6:45
Pistol practice will be held at 6:45 on the indoor range at Fowler Shops
Economics Professors to Chicago
Grad Heads Health Clinic
The American Economies association meeting held in Chicago Dec. 20 at the University attended by St. Truckee M. Metzler Leonard K. and H.F. Holzclaw as representatives of the University Professor Metter, by special request, participated in a round table discussion on "Monopolistic Competition."
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Dean Franklin T. Stockholm, of the
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and vice-president of the national group.
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Prof. Florence B.: Sherborn of the home economics department apent the Christmas vacation in New York City where she attended the annual meeting of the Health Board of the Metropolitan Life insurance company.
Dr. Loona Baumgartner, daughter of Prof. and Mrs W. J. Baumgartner, daughter of Dr. W. J. Baumgartner the child health clinic of the New York City board of health, and will assume her duties Jan. 15. Miss Baumgartner received degrees from Columbia University four years later received M.D. and Ph. D. degrees from Yale.
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An unusual map of Kanaas, made of inlail wood, was presented to the Spooner-Thayer Museum of Art. Jan. 10. Toy E. Manson of Chillecheo, Toy Oy.
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The map contains 125 different kinds of wood inlaid on a plywood base. The woods were gathered from 21 different countries. Each county in the state is of a different kind of wood. The inlaid veneer is one twenty-eighth of an inch thick. In the upper left-hand corner of the plaque is the date of Kansas' adminstration, the unlake 1860. In the upper right-hand corner is the name and at the bottom is a sunflower with petals made of Osage orange wood and a center of amboyan wood from India.
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Mannon, a retired railway mail clerk, makes the plaques in his shop on a 10-acre farm near Chillecourt, Missouri, in the School of Engineering, and an older son, EugenE Lee Mannon, majored in architecture and was at the University from 1924 to 1927. Mannon is on active postal duty two years ago.
The map of Kansas has 57 kinds of wood native to the United States and 68 native to foreign countries.
In the border of the Kansas map are clony from East India; Carpathian elm from Russia; avodire and benin from Africa; ash from England; tamarack, spirea, beech, white oak, wisteria, skunkwood, water oak crepe myrtle and six unidentified species from the United States.
Woodruff Makes Study of Grasshoppers In Douglas County
Dr. L. C. Woodruff, professor of entomology, spent most of his summer vacation collecting some 6,000 grasshoppers here in Douglas county. Doctor Woodruff has just finished classifying these insects in an effort to better understand kind of grasshoppers which were caused injury to economic plants.
In collecting these grasshoppers Doctor Woodruff visited four types of fields: corn, alfalfa, prairie grass, and a common weed patch, so as to make a comparable collection. He found that the hopperes were more prevalent in the cultivated fields than in the other fields, mainly because there is more moisture in the former.
He said, also, that it was interesting to note that more grasshoppers were found in the cultivated fields than in the prairie grass. More non-nourishing hoppers were found in the prairie grass than the other types of fields because of a lack of moisture in the tall grass.
Three in Design Develop New Type Of Sculpture
Recently there came from the kiln in the geology building the culmination of a series of experiments conducted by Norman Plump, assistant in the department of design, Bernard "Poco" Frazier of diorama fame, and Carl Peters, former stuart collector of "Martha's Wind" and "Torso" for "Boco" Frazier were molded in clay and successfully glazed.
Ceramic sculpture on the Hill is the outgrowth of two men's desire: Norman Plummer to discover and further a distinctive middle-western art medium, and "Foco" Frazier to discover a permanent art medium less expensive than metal for casting his sculptures. Carl Peters became engaged in the project and has helped execute the execution of the experiments which have made possible ceramic sculpture.
menter, but also much work for it is necessary that the worker check all the procedure, in order that the document may be used purposively later.
Materials Found by Research The materials used in ceramics on the Hill are in a large measure the outgrowth of the researches in clays and glazes made by Norman Plumlman for glazes, the slick surfaces of ceramic tiles that can easily adapted from the working conditions of one shop to that of another because of differences in clays and firing conditions. Norman Plummer has developed over 30 glazes through which different colors and surfaceace can be given to pottery. The kinds of glazes, the kinds, the quantities, or the mixing of ingredients occurs, and quite successful glazes may develop from such accidents. An error of that sort brings joy to the experi-
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Plummer has also tested various Kansas clays for color, plasticity, shrinkage, strength and hardness of the clay. Plummers from several places in Kansas can be successfully used in ceramics. The kaolin dug from Old North College Hill west of Corbin hall, can be prepared successfully for use. It fires red and hard of surface. Clay is an excellent heat-resistant material. After digging the kaolin, the worker grinds it to a powder, mixes the powdered clay with water in a machine known as a "blunger," then places the liquid mass on a plaster slab which absorbs much of the moisture. The resulting mass is airless and does not expand when where the remainder of the water and the air-bubbles escape, and where the texture improves. Escaping air bubbles are particularly annoying to ceramic-workers for they are responsible for the thin spots of cracks and whiteness and cause cracks in the clay, and discoloration in the glaze.
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The sculptures "South Wind" and "Torso" can be seen in the department of design. B.E.
Raising Turkeys Provides Source Of Income for Students
Miss Jane Raup, c40, eradicated the Kaman City market during the holidays and sold 400 of the turkeys in her store. Her parents farm new Great Bend.
When the Raup 1,200-acre farm near Great Bend yielded no wheat due to the continued drought, Jane and her family income so that she and her breather, Phil, c38, might continue their education. She plans to continue despite this year's poor marriages, her brother finish his education.
George "Potsy" Clark, former University of Illinois quarterback and for the last three years coach of the Detroit Lions, signed today as coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers of the professional Football league.
Former K.U. Coach Signs With Brooklyn Dodgers
Clark was head football coach at the University from 1921 to 1925, and then at the university of Kentucky later at Bufer University for several years after he left Lawrence.
leacias Move
Acacia fraternity moved Dec. 18, from Brynwood Place to 1541 Tenn. This house was formerly occupied by the Phil Beta Pi fraternity.
Spain-tion, and Dr. Forrest C. Allen is re- recommended for the head of the newly created department of Physical Education.
The pilots in the stricken planes, it was reported, took to their parachutes and were taken prisoners when they landed. They were carrying permits signed by General Francisco Franco, rebel commander.
The provincial government at Bilboa protested this aggression against the vast civil population with German material and pilots.
Athletics-tion, and Dr. Forrest C. Allen is re- recommended for the head of the newly created department of Physical Education.
Two other German planes were said to have been brought down in the vicinity of Villa Real.
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The recommendations adopted by the Board of Regents were the result of an investigation into the athletic situation at the University by a committee of three members: R. T. O'Neill, Dr. James D. Perry, and Drew McLaughlin, Paola.
The report of the investigating committee was adopted unanimously by the Regina. The other members who approved the measure are: C. M. Harger, Abellee; Sam Edwards, Blue Rapid; D. H. K. Skierd, Wheeldrift; Oscar Shaafier, City Council; W. D. Lyon, and Lester McGarry, Garden City.
RESOLVED, that the Board of Regents establishes the following policies for the Athletic Department for the University of Kentucky.
1. The direction of athletics shall be in the hands of a committee of the Athletic Board, which is sentative to the Big Six Conference as chairman of the committee, the other members from the Athletic Board, one of whom shall be a member of the faculty, the other an Alumnus of the faculty, and the others known as the Committee on Management of Athletics and all coaches port to this committee. This committee shall also have charge of the building at the University. The Burser shall be Business Manager of athletics, and new constituted shall be abolished.
2. No coach of the major sports or
the college football team of the
Department shall be a member of
the Athletic Board. The Chamberly
Board, not president of the
Board, but not president of the
3. The Alumni members of the
Alumni Association shall be elected by
the Alumni Association, the Faculty
Members shall be elected by the
Faculty Members shall be chosen by the stu-
员 members shall be chosen by the stu-
4. There shall be a Football Coach,
each Coach and a Coach of
each Unit have entire charge of his own
activities and be responsible therefore
5. The Division of Physical Education as at present in the curriculum shall be expanded to include a four-year course in Physical Education, and Dr. Forrest C. Allen is re- recommended for the head of the newly created department of Physical Education.
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