FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
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Acacia Holds Party
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Acacia will entertain with their winter formal tonight at the Hotel Eldridge. Red Blackburn and his orchestra will be Mrs. El Clifford, Riths, Mr. M. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Herman, and Mrs. W. E. Bowersock.
Alpha Omicron Pi Entertains
Sigma Phi Epsilon To Have Party
Alpha Omicron Pi will entertain with their winter formal Saturday evening at the chapter house. Willie Wright and his orchestra will furnish the music of this season he will be Mrs. C. H. Landez, Mrs. Margaret Parkins, and Alma Wine.
Sigma Phi Epsilon will hold its winter party tomorrow night at the chapter house. Wayne Wright and his orchestra will provide the music. The orchestra will be conducted by C. H. Landes, Ed. Eileen Cakes, Mrs. Terry, and Mrs. Elsae L. Hooke.
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The Gamma Phi Beta Alumni Association was entertained by Mrs. Fred Ellsworth at her home Wednesday night. After the meeting, bridge was played. Mrs. Schweigler and Miss Kenney won the prizes.
Two patronesses, Mrs. George J. Kirchoff, and Mrs. R. A. Schwegler were guests.
Miss Rose Porter, head of the department of welfare of Denver, will be
the weekend guest of Miss Mable Elliot. Miss Porter was formerly associated with the Family Welfare Society of America.
Jerome Beatty, well known American short story writer, was a guest at the Sigma Chi house yesterday.
Mr. Charles Sample of Topken, sister of Woodrow Milner, b36, was a dinner guest at the Phi Kappa Psi house last night.
Dinner guests last, evening at the Sigma Nu house were Grace Myers, c'36; Martha Nuzman, c'37; Robert Mitchell, f'39; Maxine Laughlin, f'38; Margarey Rural, f'36; Mary Johns, c'37; and Elizabeth LaRue, f'38.
Pi. Beta Phi announces the engagement of Anne Horton, c37, to Duane Tubbs, c38; Mr. Tubbs is a member of Sigma Chi.
Dinner guests last night at the Stigma Alpha Epstein house were: Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes, Miss Elva Cheatum, Miss Harriet Shelley, Gail Shikels, c39, Gerald Robinson, c39, and Charles Stion, c29.
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Mrs. J. H. Weber of Kansas City, Mo. was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Gamma Delta house yesterday.
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Lost Race Discovered in New Guinea Valley
Discovery of a host race of people in an isolated valley of New Guinea adds another mysterious chapter to the hary history of this little-known country. The Antepid party, an Intepid party of Australian explorers came upon the race which apparently has been living for generations in an unchanged valley in the interior, walked off from the world by sheer cliffs which overlooked the river and was characterized, in a report released by the Australian government, as similar to that of Europe before the Age of Iron, but distinguished by an artistry and culture of surprisingly high degree. The people are well-educated, believed established by some primitive race which retrained to the mountain fastness after some crushing defent. The people are unlike the native Papuans and are brown-eyed and blond. Attempts to increase their strength were挫败 by the dense jungle growth and mountains..
Avocado indicates general
Jungle fastness of interior
Jerome Beauty of New York City, who talked before journalism classes yesterday in journalism at University of Kansas in Kansas. At that time he was a member of the Scool Club and a small journalism class which edited and published one edition
Jerome Beatty, Magazine Writer. Exposed Lawrence 'Joints' in 1908
- New Zealand native
Mr. Beauty was managing editor, Rory Roberts, now managing editor of the Kansas City Star, was city editor, and wrote articles for Don Wells, new editor of the Erie Rec
The editor of the paper, J. L. Brady left the city on a fishing trip and gave the enthusiastic students free rein in running the paper.
Increase in Farm Tenancy
Veterans to Meet at Gettysburg
Congress Makes Various Attempts to Check Trend
Albion, Wash.—(UP) Mrs. Mollie Clause Short has an apple studded with cloves, which is 57 years old. Mrs. Shreep prepared the apple, a Northern Spy variety, when she was a bride in 1878 and has kept it since for sentimental reasons.
A rapid increase in farm tenancy, not only in Kansas but in approximately 38 other states during the past 5 years, has led to a surge in those who are trying to check this trend.
In the state of Kansas more than 6,400 farmers have been added to the tenant list since 1530 which is twice the gain of 3,200 full farm owners. The 1935 Census of Agriculture reveals that 44 per cent of all Kansas farms are agricultural states approximately 43 per cent are tenant operated.
The committee represents 12,000 unemployed persons and farmers in the state, and it hopes to mobilize 5000 for the Topeka demonstration.
Various attempts have been made by Congress to check this trend. A bill would increase the minimum wage, would set up a billion dollar corporation for loans to tenants seeking to buy small tructs. Senator Bankhead expects some reduction in the amount, but not the size.
UNITED ACTION COMMITTEE PLANS TO MARCH ON TOPER
Annie Prized for 57 Years
In the past farm tenancy has been considered a stepping stone to farm ownership but experience has indicated almost the opposite. Although most farmers own large parts of the country, modern studies of the problem indicate that the tenant farmer moves on the average of every four years. This change in residence handicaps many community cooperative organizations. Tenant farmers are more interested in land and hence hesitate to make needed improvements.
Gettysburg, Pa. — (UP)—Gettysburg College will hold "open houses" for Civil War veterans attending the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg here in 1868. The "vests" of the Union and Confederate forces were offered use of dormitories for sleeping.
Kenneth Born, c36, has been appointed chairman of the committee in charge of a demonstration march to be held on Tuesday. As committee, an organization of unemployed and radical groups, plans to march on Teopela as a protest against present economic conditions. There it will present its program to state officials.
PLANS TO MARCH ON TOPEKA
ord, and Brock Pemberton, well known
playwright of New York City.
playwright of New York, 1904.
When the paper came out it created a sensation among Lawrence residents. It was posed in many so-called "joints" in Lawrence. The boys not only printed the fact that there were such places in the city, but gave the names and addresses of the owners of the "nefarious resorts." Police Judge Meenger was named as the agent to investigate which housed the establishments. To quote from issue of April 25, 1908, "The business is not carried on in the dark as is commonly supposed, but both by day and night, and any quantities of beer, whiskey, or gin may be available to them, including the students of the University."
There was a subsequent cleaning up of the town, and the boys were called to court to testify that their accusations were well-founded. The operators were fined and jailed, and the Bottles, as evidence of town was called, cenced to exist.
This was the first attempt of any journalism class to have complete charge of the running of a newspaper, and 5,000 copies of the special edition that was printed. The university sent over the United States as an advertisement of the school.
Oread News Notes
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Talking pictures have been used for some time in the larger high schools; however, Oread feels fortunate to be able to present them at this time.
The first talking educational film for classroom use in the history of Oreed Training School was presented to the Oreed science classes and a few other students yesterday afternoon. The three talking films provided were: "Oz: A Billion Dollar Education," "Transformation of Energy," and "The Molecular Theory of Matter."
With the help of Miss Winifred Olson, the books of the English department have been catalogued and a new system has been installed. A filing cabinet has been added, so that a complete card catalog is available for work. Use has already begun on the books of other depart-ments which continued until they are all classified.
The "Oread Oracle," monthly publication of the class in journalism at Orad, will be distributed the latter part f next week.
A basketball game between Oread and Lecompton will be staged nextuesday night in Robinson Gym. Bothr and second teams will play.
The junior class of Oread is sponsoring a leap year party to be held in Robinson Gym tonight. The invitation issued to supervisors, practice teachers, and students indicate that games and lancing will be provided.
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Schedule: Friday, Jan. 17;
Chinese Snakes Prefer Women
Amoy, China—(U.P.)—Farmers arriving here from the villages near Foochoow, report the appearance of peculiar snakes that always select women for their victims. It is said that more than 10 women have succumbed to the bites of these snakes.
2:30 p.m. Music Appreciation hour.
p.m. 16:00 Midnight Athletic
interview. E. R. Ebel will interview
Couch H. W. Harviss.
6:15 p.m. Musical program, arranged by Howard Taylor, professor of piano.
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Hood's Textbook Is Popular
"Geometery of Engineering Drawing Used Successfully in Many Colleges
CAFETERIA
George J. Hood's textbook, "The Geometry of Engineering Drawing" is being used with marked success in college courses across the country. Mr. Hood is professor of engineering drawing in the University, California Institute of Technology, one of the largest schools in the country and highly adopted Professor Hood's textbook.
Schools using the book include several large universities such as Ohio State University, Purdue University, Texas A&M University, Academy and University of Philippines.
Since the publication of his textbook, scores of teachers have found the direct method of presenting descriptive geometry, as followed by Professor Hood, to
Several Kansas schools have also adopted the curriculum. Wichita University, Washington College, College of Engineering, Kansas City Junior College, Coffeyville Junior College, El Dorado Junior College, Hutchinson Junior College, Kansas City Junior College, Purdue University Junior College, all are using Professor Hard's book.
--be a logical, interesting, and effective approach to the subject. Next to this, teachers like the text for its complete and application of descriptive geometry.
Criminology Class Visits Prison
The criminology class, under the instruction of Stacie Shabie Billion, will leave four weeks in prison through the Kansas state penitentiary.
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