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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1931
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Hutchinson Lawyer Again Blasts Harvard Professor
F. Dumont Smith Writes Letter to Author of Pamphlet
Hutchison, Dec. 3 — (UP) F. Dumont Smith, Shurtlef lawyer and chairman of the Americanization committee at the Justice Department today loaded another blast at Prof Albert Bushnell Hill of Harvard University with explosives. "Washington as President."
In a letter to Hart, the Professor was asked to explain who "John Madison" was. The professor asked the studentington was. Smith has contended it should be either John Adams or James
Smith told Hart he had "dug up a revolutionary wry one no else ever heard of. Some college professors, from the height of their wisdom, look down on Washington. One of them once told me that Washington had baffled him, but dull man. God send us more dull men like Washington and fewer like the professor."
The news today that the University of Kansas band will play at the K. U.-Washburn charity football game is Moore bowl, Topka Saturday about give added impetus to the ticket sale. Fred Goulden, president of H.G. Ingham, director of the extension division, is in charge of the sale of tickets on the Hill, said today
Will Use Tickets Purchased by Person Unable to Attend
K.U. Band to Play at Game
"For wherever that band is, there is sure to be pop and good music, and that coupled with the fact that the team needs the support they need, she's sure to win that game should assure a crowd from the Hill attending." Mr. Ellsworth said today.
The athletic office has made plans for all who attend from the University to sit in one block of seats, making a compact cheering section. Those who wish to sit in this section should take advantage of the athletic office by Friday.
At first the University band was no longer to attend because officials felt the band was not a serious institution. Under the present plan, the members of the band will use tickets purchased by persons who will be unable to attend. The band will formulate the members of the band.
A parade will be staged in Teopae just before the game, with "bands, banners, and bunions" playing an important part.
Any one who purchases tickets and finds himself unable to attend the event, may be ticketed for some member of the band to use, or who can assist in furnishing transportation to Topics, should call H. G. Inglenn today or tomorrow.
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KFKU
Programs over station KFUK today started at 11 this morning with a debate on "Is Employment Insurance a success in Other Countries?" At G. p. m. Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics, the University of Modiurna Trends in Education.
A musical program arranged by Prof Roy Underwood of the School of Fice Arts will be presented over station KFKU at 6 p. m.
The first of a series of two talks will be presented tomorrow morning at 18 by Prof. F. J. Moreau of the School of Law. His subject will be "Attitude Toward Law." He will be followed by a discussion with a shadow Have a Yearbook" by Charles A. Dearford Jr., editor of the 1923 Jawhawk.
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Nothing is good enough but the best
French songs and games formed an important part of the program of a tour in France, which took place in Fraser hall. Kenneth Cornell, an instructor in the department of music,
Le Cercle Francais
Has Meeting
Nottie B. Orien, c33, a student in the department of French, played a violin on Monday and Ms. Fa23. The next meeting of the French club will be a special Christmas meet-
Alpha Xi Delta Will Have Christmas Party
The Christmas party of the Alpha XI Delta sorority will be given Saturday, kurley Kaylor and his orchestra of Kansas City will furnish the
Chaperones will be Mrs. Gerttebrud Pearson, housemother; Dr. and Mrs. W. Chambers, Kannas City Mo.; and Prof. and Mrs. W. A. Dill.
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
WILF Estates
Alpha Chi Omega will entertain with a party at the Eldridge hotel, Saturday night. Barney Seifold will furnish the music.
Chaperone; will be Mrs. Hugh J Patton, housemother; Mrs. Emma Franes, Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, and Mrs. Frances Wilson.
Robinson-Cambell
The marriage of Miss Alice Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robinson, of Salma, and Robert W. Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Campbell of Wichita, was solemnized Monday morphetes on the First Methodist church of Salma.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left for a trip to New Orleans and upon their return, will reside in Salem, at the Larner house. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell is assistant manager.
The bride attended the University and is a member of the Kappa Alpha Society. She was also a member of the University of Chicago, where he was a member of Chi Pai fraternity.
Mvers-Hammond
a marriage of Miss Willeme Myers daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Walter O Myers of Ottawa, to Russell L. Hammond, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. D.Hammond, also of Ottawa, took place Summer 4, at 4, at the home of the bachelor's truce.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond will make their home in Ottawa, where the groom is employed at the Carpenter Super-Service station
The bride and groom both attended Ottawa University and Mr. Hammond later was a student at the University of Kanus.
K. U. Dames to Entertain
| The K. U. D. James will entertain them, embarked Friday evening, at A. at the Louisiana street. A feature of the event is
Announce Birth
Word has been received of the birth of a son, Russet Eugene, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pardue of Detroit, Mich., on Nov. 30. Mrs. Pardue was formerly a teacher at Redfin, Both Mr. and Mrs. Pardue are graduates of the University.
Delta Zeta sorority was in charge of
the W.S.G.A. tea held yesterday afternoon in the central Administration building 'Nuthill arroyo' and green lawn. This house was used by Mrs. Ellis, housemother, housewife.
Members of the University Women's club will be hostesses to their husbands and unmarried men of the faculty to support them in the Union building. The program will be followed by dancing. Mrs. F. P. Chang, Chair of the F. P. charge of arrangements for the party.
Dean Robert M. Davis, of the School of Law spoke on "International Relation Issues" during a meeting of the Wallace W.C.U.T. held yesterday afternoon at the home of the Governor.
Barbara Brumwell, fa35, underwent on operation for appendicitis Tuesday. She will not return to school until after the Christmas holidays.
Miss Mary Ida Winder will speak on the "United States and the World Court" at a meeting of the Why club in Washington, the central Administration auditorium.
Mrs. Evelyn D. Cope, Kansas City Mo., was a dinner guest at Corbin hall last evening.
The weekly meeting of the Christian Science organization was held in room 10, sub-basement of the Union building yesterday afternoon at 4:45.
The freshman commission of Y.W. C.A. will meet this afternoon at 4:30 at Honeyton House. A Christmas box is being in the Arizona Indian studio in Arizona.
The advanced standing commission will have a supper meeting tonight at 5.30 at the Henley house.
Otto Garrven, a former student at the University, was a dinner guest Wednesday night at the Phi Mu Alpha Society in New York. Lawrence today to return to Germany.
The Co-ed club of district number 100 to tour town Missouri street tennis, to attend a conference, whether they have previously attended a club meeting or not are correlated.
Dr. M. A. Johnson, Eodora, and Prof. W. J. Baugartner, of the zoology department, were luncheon guests Wednesday at the Phi Chi house.
Alpha Delta Pi will entertain Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at an hour dance tonight from 7 to 8.
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Enrollment by division is as follows:
agriculture, 441; arts and science, 1529;
business and public affairs, 1603;
arts, 185; graduate, 488; journalism, 354;
law, 140; and *medicine, 92. Sixty-two
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Enrollment at University of Missouri Reaches 399.
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Leads With
Arts and Science led other divisions in registration with 1970 which the Grad. of Medicine, the Faculty men predominated only in the School of Education, the girl colleges are the College of Engineering and only one each in the School of Law and School of Medicine.
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Columbia, Mo. Dec. 3. (UP) Total enrollment at the University of Missouri for the first semester has already reached 3911, according to S. Woodson Canada, registrar. This indicates an increase is probable over the same period last year when 3997 was the total for whole first term.
Of the 3919, women students comprise
1269 and men 2728. The College of
Arts and Sciences was formed in
1579 while the Graduate
School was second with 458.
Women students made up
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