WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
Bellows kcm. Lumi KU. 212 call; 1 call. 2022-KH
The following persons were Sunday dinner guests at the Delta Chi house;
Rev, and Mrs. Alison Holder, Topika Charles Brochock, Kansas City, Mr.
Mr. and Tessil, Wautaung, Temu,
Mr. and Mauler Watson, Kansas City,
Mr. and Mauler Watson, Kansas City
M, and Miss A, N. Hovestock, Topkaka
Clyde Chipman, Topkaka
Miss Phyllis Glass, Chicago
Elwin W. Hillier, Lawrence
Delta Upsilon held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Monday night.
Acacia entertained with its amu-
nition. Thanksgiving dinner at the chapte-
house Sunday. Guests included:
and daughter, Sally Mummy, cuncl,
Mr. C. D. Wood, Gerritt
Mr. Richard Tarris, Garrett
Mr. David Grant, Jordan
Mr. Kelvin, Fouda, Fouda
Senator Ray G. Tripp, Herington
Mr. Perry W. Shrager, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Robert M. Hofstetter, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Vivian Wolter, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Frank Grant, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Richard Coulson, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Victor Weber, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Cecil Has, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. Ramsey, Kansas City, Mo.
Dr. Noley P. Sherwin, Lawrence
Dr. William L. Burdick, Lawrence
Dr. David Morrison, Lawrence
Noble Lindskar, Lawrence
Dr. Frank Mano, Lawrence
Mia Maxpo, Lawrence
Mr. T. C. Kyler, Lawrence
Mr. Erlich Hoff, Lawrence
Mr. Fred Montgomery, Lawrence
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Delta Upsilon last night with an hour
Alpha Chi Omega entertained
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Phi Kappa Psi entertained with a buffet supper and hour dance last night.
The University Women's club will entertain with a Christmas party Thursday evening, Dec. 3, in the ballroom of the Memorial Union building. The party is being given for the men of the faculty. Invitations are being sent only to single men of the faculty.
Alpha Delta Pi entertained with its annual Thanksgiving dinner last night.
Exhibit Has Work Bv Kansas Artists
Kansas artists are in the spotlight this week in the art exhibition of 320 West Administration building. The collection will remain atrium aftermon and many of the pieces are for sale at reasonable prices.
Echings, block prints and lithographs of all sizes, shapes, and colors make up the exhibit, depicting various phases of Kansas life and scenery with even a bit of Oklahoma and Colorado thrown in for good measure to relieve monotony. Prints include prairies, sod shanties, straw stubs wheat fields, and even ghosts are brought to life on canvas and paper
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by the magic touch of home-grown artists. There are many contrasts, one of the most striking being the comparison of Arthur Hall's careful and minute "Road to Saltillo" with Seward's vigorous treatment of "Pumpkin Patch." The ghost mentioned above has a somewhat anemic appearance in Mary Hurley's paintings; the three are three stebings by a former member of the design department here at the University, Clarissa Harton. The exhibit is sponsored by the Kansas State Federation of Art.
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Wichita Players To Bring Own Scenery
The Witchia Players, who will present "There's Always Juliet," an American comedy, in Fraser theater, Dec. 10, will bring their own scenery and lighting effects with them.
W. C. Barton Explains 'Baha'i
Last year when the Players presented "The Late Christopher Bean" in Fraser theater, they brought along almost an entire railroad baggage car of scene and lighting property.
Explaining that Bohai's, the "new religion," is not a new thing at all and that its only claim to originality is its trend toward a unified consolition of all existing religions, Mr. Wilfred C. Barbat, Harvard graduate, spoke to the moon luncheon forum yesterday in educational university cafes yesterday.
Seek Student Boycott Of Oklahoma Paper
Mr. Barton outlined briefly the origin and development of the movement from 1850. His prophet, Bab, was executed by a Persian firing squad for preaching the coming of a new leader. Shortly after, a figure named Rizvi announced that he was the long-awaited leader. His doctrine taught that all religions are basically the same, and that all previous prophets, teaching the same things, had been misunderstood by their followers. Baelil," this new religion, proposed to these existing groups together.
The Men's Student Council at the University of Oklahoma recently sent out more than 600 postcards to all the student houses in Norman, urging a boycott of The Daily Oklahoma, Oklahoma City paper. The boycott was voted after the printing of a postcard which charged the University students with obscure and immoral conduct. All campus organization members were contacted and asked to stop their subscriptions to the paper.
Today the followers of "Babah" number several millions. It aims for a better understanding of Babah's writings. It advocates a league of nations similar to our present League but much more powerful.
April 10
A local Union building will close at 6 o'clock this afternoon for the Thanksgiving vacation. It will reopen Monday morning.
Mr. Barton made it clear, however, that Baba is not just a new conception of free thought, but is a definite and strictly organized religion.
The forum was sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A. Paul Moritz, c39, president of the local chapter of Y.M.C.A., presided.
Union To Close
Scholarships Open in Aviation
Undergraduate students interested in aviation as a career are eligible to try out for the W. E. B.oeing scholarship, offered by W. E. Boeing of the Boeing School of Aeronautics and Space in the form of flying, technical, and semi-technical courses with a tuition value of $11,000 will be given. Winner of first award will receive a complete pilot flying course, covering 230 hours of flight in aircraft with requirements necessary for a transport pilot license. One sem-technical course is included in this award. Winners of second, third, and fourth awards may choose one of a number of courses and will receive a degree of dual and sole flight instruction.
Students, to be eligible meet the following requirements: they must be male undergraduate student in a college or university college junior college; they must be white, between 18 and 23 years of age, of average height and normal weight, have normal eyesight and be free of any physical handicaps; they must submit on or before March 15, 1957, a printed copy of not over 3500 words on an astronomical subject of their own choice. Papers will be judged by a National Committee of Award composed of prominent educators under the chairmanship of Dr. Baldwin the department of mechanical engineering, University of California.
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2:30 p.m. Spanish Lesson, Mr. Clarence Chrisman
Tuesday, Dec. 1
2:42 p.m. News Flashes, W. A. Dill K.U. News Bureau
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2:46 p.m. Books Old and New, Mr
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6 p.m. Educating Yourself, "Never Too Late—a Good Rule," Dean R. A. Schwab
10 p.m. Athletic Scrapbook, 169d edition, E. R. Elbel.
10. 15-10.45 p.m. Program of Requested Readings; Prof. Robert Calderwood.
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Civil Service Exams Announced
Present opportunities for students for government employment by civil service examinations has been recently announced by the United States Civil Service Commission in a letter to the Kaman.
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Employment possibilities in the Navy Department include: senior welding engineer, $4,000 a year, welding engineer, $3,800 a year.
The Soil Conservation Services offers opening for autumn tuition of $1,850. Students interested in these examinations from the post office in Lawrence.
Peace-Action Forum Postponed
Peace-Action committee to secure the panel to secure the panel of four speakers necessary for a forum resulted in the postponement of the meeting of the Peace-Action group scheduled for Saturday. The decision to postpone the forum was reached at the regular meeting of the K.U. Peace-Action committee last Monday night. Henry O'Connor said that it would be held at some future date, to be announced later.
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School 'Night Club'
Proves Successful
The University of Iowa has established something new for middle western institutions of higher learning—a night club, although the school's officials would prefer to be told to only as the "Silver Shadow."
The Daily Iowa, the University's publication, campigned in its editorial columns for a night club. Finally a petition, bearing the signatures of about a thousand students, was presented to the administration. The University Memorial Union cafeteria, which was transformed into the "Silver Shadow," with a night club; soft lights, music, food, entertainers, and a good-sized dance floor.
A capacity crowd of students in formal attire attended the opening Saturday night, Nov. 21. The master of ceremonies was Dr. Rufus Fitzgerald, a senior fellow, who is among the students' entertainment at the University.
The "Shadow's" entertainers are to be students. This will furnish an excellent opportunity for student gain to gain practical experience.
In the petition which the students drew up, it was stated that the club was desired "so that students would have home-town entertainment, and remain off dangerous highways over the weekends." The management agreed that no liquor will be sold there or brought in, and that the faculty members will be the advisers of the new club.
Dogs, Fish, and Ford Parts Among Collegiate Express Shipments
Former K. U. Instructor Compiles Pamphlet
College express shipments have changed rapidly in the last few years in character, while in quantity they have become one of the outstanding items of the express business, according to C. D. Summy, vice-president of the Railway Express agency.
The trend seems toward diversity and shipment ranges from Great Danes and tropical fish, as pets, to baggage, sport equipment, laundry, radios, text-books and otherwise, and auto parts. With these collections of delights than the average citizen, and nothing less than the fastest of transport service will satisfy him.
Emporia, Kan., Nov. 24- (Special)
*Miss Helen Rumble, who received her B.S., A.B., and M.A. degrees from the University of Kansas and who taught freshman rhetoric in the University from 1931 to 1955, has written a book on the expository outline which will be put into use immediately in rhetoric and composition classes at Emporia State Teachers college.
Miss Rumble, who the last two years has been instructor in the English department at Teachers college, prefects the pamphlet with a foreword explaining the purpose and values of the outline. This is followed by a type classification with samples of outlines made by Miss Rumble's students at Teachers college and Kansas University.
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