UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1934
PAGE TWO
VOLUME XXXII
Pajama-Claw Will Be F At Annu
Free Movies V
South Park
for Those
early Cl
An escort of motor
the University band w
cession of nightshirt<-
in their winding mare
morrow night in
the nual nightshirt parade
All men students are b
the memorial Union b
oclock, and at 7:15 lh
dure through a lane
torches. The parade
down Indiana street
and then eat to Mast
fare in a snake dance b
our car is "it is down"
ride is for Freshman
like it understood that,
"s it to participate."
S chairman of the tradi
sided today. The "flying
K-men and Ku-Ku
route out all skiers.
At South Park a h
route in savings boxes and pa c past week, will be read
edwin (Hans)
cheerleader, and his as
in some rousing yells t p talks by Dr. Dori
and Jack Rieke, c:36.
Merchants to Pre-
rence through the courte-
rence Chamber of Conden-
tils will be treate-
der and apples. At
their door, artisans
will迎到 the Dickinson, Varse
theaters free of chare-
theater, because of the
ing there, will not be
riders. At the Dicki-
ton, at the Dickin-
ton, the theater organist will
students in singing the
"It is very essential
preserved throughout
order that the program
time for the 9 o'clock
movement will be permitted
stores will be permit,
Ku-Kui, who's an
parade, will be on his
marcheers.
Student Recita
Piano and Voice Are ! Arts Prog
1. B. C. D.
The weekly Fine
half afternoon
auditorium at 35
follows:
Piano:
Theme and Variatio George Tr
Piano:
Sonata, Op. 21, No. 3
First Movement
Willis Qu
Voice:
Phyllis Has Such Cl
Graces
arr. b
Mildred Ho
Piano:
Carolina in G minor
First Movement
Carolyn B
(orchestral parts or
Howard C.)
Voice:
Bid due bei mir ...
The Sandman, (from
and Grete) ...
Address侦探er
Professor M P She
Wheeler Bacteriology Club lub
halliday yesterday.
b talk about their exper-
mer on a trip to the
terinary in Indiana.
spoke about the social
ontary while Professe-
ler in rothdale
side.
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Educational Gr
Phi Delta Kappa, n
fraternity, elected off
at a special meeting*
Those elected are: pres-
tion; vice president;
retary-treasurer; Gau-
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adcl. E dressed the meeting
School Districts in K
University Daily Kansan
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ... WILLIAM BLIZZARD
Associate Editors
Wesley McCalla Loreen Millie
MANAGING EDITOR ... LENA WYATT
Campus Editor ... Max Mosley
Makeup Editor ... Bothered B. Hayes
Sunday Editor ... Carole Hunter
Sunday Editor ... Carole Hunter
Night Editor ... George Leroux
Night Editor ... George Leroux
Business Manager...P. Quentin Brown
Ast, Business Manager...Ellen Carter
Kansan Board Members
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Wesley Muster Michael Musler
Grover Miller Rutherford
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1924
OTHER FIRES TO WATCH
Front pages of Thursday morning's papers were filled with the story about the solution of Kansas City's Union Station massacre, another evidence that America's detectives are learning how to get their men. But enough space was saved on the front pages to report a brand new kidnapping, involving the beating of the victim and a demand for $50,000 ransom.
One after another, the most skillfully covered crimes are being solved. The increase of efficiency among local and federal investigators has been spectacular since the national government started its vigorous campaign. But always when a hard case is cracked the number left to solve remains about the same. For every criminal killed or jailed there seems to be another one growing up to take his place.
Inefficiency of police has been an important aid to criminals and its elimination deserves the enthusiastic praise of everyone who hopes for the reduction of crime to a minimum. But in the enthusiasm it should not be forgotten that official inefficiency has been only one of the criminal's supports, and that crime cannot be greatly lessened simply by putting the criminals of the hour out of action.
Some attention should be given to correction of conditions that produce criminals, and to the agencies that deal with them after they have been captured such as lawyers willing to defeat the law for a fee, the detects of the law if they courts unfitted to prescribe treatment for criminals, inexpert administration of reformatories, prisons and parole boards. And it should be remembered that organized crime cannot exist without help from politicians.
Our cheerleader does a Bill Terry, towit—"the game tomorrow isn't important enough for a pep rally." We hope the Ravens don't have Brooklyn's chance for crowing.
This cap-and-paddle business which was designed to put the freshmen in a haze seems to have all four classes in a fog.
The king is dead, long live the king! The dead king is Alexander of Jugo-Slavia, one of the few absolute monarchs of the world, who was recently assassinated in Marseille by disgruntled subjects. The new king is Peter, the 11-year-old son of Alexander, who has been given the title king to become king of Jugo-Slavia. What, a child become an absolute monarch? The real question is what will rule Jugo-Slavia.
LONG LIVE THE KING
Alexander ruled his kingdom with an iron hand. He incurred the enmity of many of his subjects, but he was strong enough to hold them in check. Now that he is gone someone else must hold them in check if the monarchy is to be preserved. This means a dictatorship if the prime minister of that country is strong enough to establish one. If he isn't, what
then? Mussolini has his eye on Jugo-Slavia and probably has allies among those disgruntled subjects. Hitler, the other "big boss," is no friend of Mussolini, and so he's keeping an eye on the situation, too.
Here we see the fallacy of a system of government in which such a situation can arise.
aow that babies have been named "Nira," "Rira," "Ro dean," "Franklin Delano Roosevelt," etc., we fully expect to see a notice at any time that a graduate of M.U. and one from K.U. have been blessed with a child, named it "Mokan," and moved to China to give the poor kid an even break.
The process of thinking tends to increase heat production in the body about 4%—Editorial comment in American Magazine. Could there be any clue in this as to why so many coeds have to wear fur coats in winter?
Articles in this column do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the University Daily Kanan. Articles over 200 words in length are not subject to citing. Articles with a question or inquiry are subject to citing.
CAMPUS OPINIONS
Will the person whose campus opinion can deny no signature please get in touch with the advice of the Kaiser? Unqualified opinions can be obtained by writing to the editor of writers with no names will be divulged.
Due to heavy advertising demands on the page today, campus opinion not run now will appear in Sunday's column.
Defines
The Issue
Editor Daily Kansan:
From mildenoid editorials down to cann
put opinion writers the idea that prevails
whole organization is aimed at both cap and pad
with a clear message in this incorrect, but in never
has been true.
The aging is only to do with waving with paddling or any other form of hailing. Not only the anti-hi-fair group asserts that it but the local authorities are not so willing to plan a plan for substituting for having in the building of tradition, especially the cap tradition. Supply the cap at an nominal cost to the man in charge of the ceremony. A picture taken with it, a feature it at the Freshman Fruits, have freshmen钻业 at some of the oldest schools in town, and burning ceremony between the halves of the last game—these were, among the items of the card ungested, a plan "to sell" caps to the man of all filth own value and sheer meaning.
To "inforce tradition"—even if paddling is sincerely for that purpose—is absurd! Who ever bared of having to use force to get men on a boat? A man would be paradozen, or to get the senior law to carry cases. Men take part in these traditions because of the wholesome enjoyment they Cause, we can assume that this tradition will or will not. The anti-hating group is simply saying that paddling is the wrong way to further any tradition, and that being insensitive to others is objectifiable. In short, it should be abolished!
BOR THORPE.
"100%" Fribble
And a Few Facts
Editor Daily Kannon
The editor—one of the prosewriters it was the editor of.
Vigasand, the greatest of Columbian Scholars, pointed out that the conventional story of Columbus is that he and his family, counts of Columbus himself, his family and their friends. The principal sources for the life of Columbus are the biography, supposed to have been written by a priest printed in Atalanta at Venice in 1571 and the "History of the Indies" by Las Cases, a close companion of Columbus, based upon the same materials. The original Log of the first voyage has been lost but there extrapolation of the Log made by Las Cases.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
A few things about Columbus are absolutely known. The city of Genoa has published a magnificent book, to be found in the University
All who have attended the Eates Conference are invited to the Eates Premium to be held Saturday morning, at the M.Y.C.A. office at 1 a.m. We plan to meet there on Monday and Tuesday.
The twelfth of October has come to be celebrated as Columbus day, the anniversary of the day upon which Columbus first sighted land and knew it. It is also known. Much of the conventional story of Columbus has been inscribed by recent scholar-ists, who have brought a new route to the Indies because the old routes had been cut off by the advance of the Ottoman Turks. There were three routes from the coast to the Black and Capanaz Sea, the one through the Pergamum Gulf and the southern one by the route from the coast to reach the middle and southern routes until 1516 and 1521 respectively—long after the time of the arrival of the second place Llyper, the University of Illinus in 1524, age that the Turks did not interfere with the trade by the northern route. There was real excitement about the new routes, old routes were the means of Venice and Genoa and because heavy duties were leaved in to do with it.
Notice due at Chancellor's Office at 11 a.m. on regular afternoon publication day
and 11:30 a.m. on Saturday for Sunday issues,
Much use has been made of the marginal notes in these or four books belonging to Columbus that are now in the Columbian library. The books were made by Columbus before the first voyage. A recent paleographic study has shown that many of the books in the Columbian and nearly all of those in a single book—a copy of Marco Polo. There is no means of knowing whether the notes were made on paper, because they are not probable that they were made after the voyage in an attempt on the part of Columbus to find out where he had been instead of having been found. A few things about Columbus are absolutely
Investigations of the signs of the petition have disclosed that sixty per cent of the number signal without reading the substance of the petition and that only one percent to a vote. Indifference of the votes may play an important part in the decision. Whether or not traditions pass from the records of the University depends on the loyalty and respect of the petitioners, and decide the issue = tradition or no tradition.
Old practice of the school in which fresh men actually were hired have been removed. In their place have grown up a few simple rules, two customs as the last remnant of school spirit. Those ambitious upperclassmen who would so ruthlessly place the University of Chicago at the center of their traditions have taken advantage of the popular miscognition of the word "hazing." The little paddling done by the K club in the reconstructed campus has even by the wildest stretch of the imagination be termed "hazing." That the majority of the students in such a row will be locked to such a rule seems unlikely.
Myths of Columbus' Voyage Discredited
A moot general court marshal is required to meet in the Engineering auditorium in Marvin hall at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15, for the trial of such persons as may be properly brought before it. All cadet officers in the R.O.T.C. report in uniform with sidearms. The public is invited.
Friday, Oct. 12, 1934
Vol. XXXII
GENERAL COURT MARTIAL:
In the characteristic attitude of many non-
Muslims, the University of Kansas has given what it was just another petition: "Unknowingly
Indifference Marked Signing of Petition
C. K. WILLEY, Trial Judge Advocate.
PHI CHIDETA:
Phi Chi Delta will meet at 5:20 Tuesday, Oct. 16, at Westminster hall.
FOLLOW ULLEN
If the indefinitive fact that practically at al of the more progressive universities of the middle west have discarded padding and profiled thereby is "100% frightle"
needay termed the arguments pro and con on the freshman paddling question at 100% of the school. The students, whoEditor that the iodipate statements of those who wish to to锅ain paddling on the University campus were given access to the campus inIf the fact that 14 hospital cases were directly traceable to campus paddling last year, with Dr. Cunatone's statement that probably many had been treated for the illnessIf the further statement of Dr. Cunatone that having is very detrimental to the physical and mental welfare of the new student is 100%
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To those who are struggling to hard to see palming for their own assessment on the exam, you can help by grasping about for some choice meed of mud to throw in our direction—as they so patriotically wish. You also wish to inquire just one more thing: it is fit in with your idea of manhood to receive training at an elite college, foreign and native-non-w学生 already at great disadvantage in this new world and to acquire great skills so that he散 so great in their minds that they have no time to get acquainted with either their interests or what they are acquitted with. Any one of these factors answers, with room to spice on all sides, of the arguments of my question. Is it possible that all these statements are "no tivile"? I cannot believe that if
By F. H. HOBBER
nortery, which presents in facsimile documents which prove conclusively that Caldwell was an intelligent and ambitious citizen and the neighboring town of Svavona. Certain legal documents have come to light under the name *Sava*, this is very important because it dispenses summary of the fanciful tales about his early life.
The fixed idea in the minds of most people and in the school text-books is that the purpose of a book is to give information. This assumption rests upon a letter supposed to have been written to Columbo by John Calvin, and then sent him to seek such a route by sailing westward, upon the claim made in the Proofless prefixed to the Log, and upon several references in the Book. The letter was a letter to the Grand Kahn. The Letter of Tocascilà has been proved a forgery. The Proofless proofs are not proved by the death of Columbus, probably by Lucas Cases, and the references to the letter to the Log were probably taken from the logs in the Log made by Columbus himself. The title Grand Kahn was obsolete in the Log made and was taken by Columbus from Marcelo Huey.
The discovery of America was a great disappointment to Spain because the promised gold and spices were not found. On their third voyage
The official documents indicate that the object of the voyage was the discovery of new land, but both state that the object was to find a native tribe on the coast. Admiralty and naval. Obviously he could not be vicier of lands that were already thickly settled in the region. The discovery of new lands was a reasonable expectation for within the century the Madras coast was discovered, and the lands had been discovered and colonized, the Canaries re-discovered earlier had been colonized and it has now been discovered, nor did they ever yet discover in the western seas.
One source, independent of Columbian propaganda, that has been strangely neglected is the one in *Bernarder beard*. Bernarder beard is the cute in the town of La Palacar near Seville with whom Columbus stayed for some weeks after the encounter. Bernarder beard is through and through with the idea of finding "new lands" and "gold, much gold". There was then no suggestion
Columbus that he had reached the eastern limits of the Iodes. It was then that he made the claim, which was certainly not true, that the discovery of a new route to the Iodes required a question whether it was not a greater glory to see land and take them to then even without knowing it than to seek a new panegage to find and accidentally to find new world instead.
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