THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Mrs. Landes Stresses Public Need for Women
Noted Lecturer Impressed by Selfishness of Average Citizen
Citizen
"There is a vital need for woman in public offices," said Mrs. Berk K. Landes, noted lectureer and writer on municipal affairs, yesterday afternoon, at a lecture in central Administration auditorium, on the subject, "Municipal Housekeeping." Mrs. Landes was mayor of Seattle, Washington, in 1930-28, and is the mother of Prof. K. K. Landes, of the department of geology here.
"I blame the president of the United States for getting me into office," said Mr. Landes, who gretted it. "She explained that President Hoover, at that time secretary of commerce, had asked the mayor of all states to work with the mayor of employment attention, and the mayor of Seattle called on Mrs. Lander to join in the effort to union. It was from that committee work that she was drawn into public work, she said, first to the city council."
Women Like Public Life
"I would almost rather legislate against people children than their parents," she said. Her first job in the city council, where she was the chairman of public safety, was to help organize a police department which had come up to remove some dog kennels from the city, and that the men of the council were about to pass on their dogs to the police city. She said that it took her a year and a half to get the kennels moved, and a huff to get the vicinity soon increased. A zoning law was also needed; she declared, and it was announced that the men into realizing the need of it.
Public Needs Citizenship
The public needs citizenship, Mrs. Landes asserted, as it turns its intellect to everything else except citizenship. The public is also interested in the fitness of the average citizen. Each man wanted his own particular need remedied, without considering the total burden.
"We must be in touch with our city, administration," Mrs. Landes declared, "there must be a balance between the mayor and the departmental partisanship should be the smallest part of city management, and that once a man is in office, he should be given encouragement and approval to perform his duties; he should be promoted, and kept in the administration, instead of bringing in some outsider, unfamiliar with the work, she said. The man to promote is the officer who is in office, a good man is in office, he should be kept there, an long as he works, regardless of party politics. She showed that in 35 years, there have been only six mayor, two deputy mayors, and the world knows their efficiency.
Public Is Government
In speaking of a city manager, Mrs. Lindsay said that cities fail to get at the right businessman when they busin- manism as a city manager is better than a mayor for running the af- terior.
"A government cannotrice any higher than its source—the public, the great thing to learn today is that we are the children of the United States and the speaking of the training of the children in citizenship. She said that most delinquency was created by not teaching the children how to use their leisure time, and the delinquency were comparable."
Men and women should work out the problems of a city together, as they do in the home, a council made up wholly of either men or women is a bad thing Mrs. Landes held. She said also the women were better housekeepers the
"Let us discard our social inferiority and work arm in arm with the men, said Mrs. Landes to the women, I close."
Tickets on Sale for Next Play
Tickets for "Juno and the Paycoch,
the next play by the Kansas Player
which is to be presented in Fraser Theater,
December 15, 16, and 17, went on sale
in Green hall this morning. The
play will begin at 9:20 a.m. to 12:30
a.m. to 12:30 and 1:20 to 4:30.
There has been a steady demand for reservations all day.
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SOCIETY
Delta Sigma Pi announces the plighting of Wilford Gordon Parsons, of Leavenworth and Raymond J. Richards of Fort Scott.
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Prof. and Mrs. R, R. D. O'Leary were dinner guests at the Theta Phi Alpha house last evening.
Mrs. E. Cope of Kansas City was a dinner guest at Corbin hall last evening.
Dinner guests of Alpha Chi Omega last night were Virginia Sargent, Mary Ashbrook, Louise Tubbs, and Virginia Voorhees.
The pledges of Pi Beta Phi will give dance in honor of the active chapter night right. Dec. 12, at Beta's hall, housemother; Mrs. Bell Willey, housemother; Edith Cormier, cousin McAuliffe; J. H. Kuseman, darcia Bacta and Miss Vieau Lea.
The alumnum club of Gamma Phi Beta met at the home of Mrs. Phillip Readie yesterday, with Mrs. Mary Cummings. The bridge was played after the meeting, high score goes to Mrs W. H. Witton Jr., and Mrs. Paul Kent receiving consolation letters. Out of court manners, Miss Isabel Gilmore and Ms. Paul Krent.
Kappa Sigma held its founders' day banquet at the fraternity house last night in commemoration of its sixty-first anniversary.
A response was made by a representative of the senators, represented the senators; Freddie Speh, the juniors; Olen Roark, the sophomore and Dick Capon, the freshman.
Students of Oread Training school will give a party Friday evening in Robinson gymnasium, having as their theme the "Earth Teachers" teacher classes. Decorations will follow the Christmas idea making use of Christmas trees, wreaths, and a large
On Thursday evening, Dec. 10, Stigma Phi, national honorary Latin and Greek fraternity, held initiation仪式 for six new members Jeanne Shoemaker, Fergus Reagan, Iren Tomilian, Dorothy Davies, and Frederick Wirth. Following initiation, the members enjoyed a social hour which refreshments were served.
The committees arranging for this party are: entertainment, Arthur Allen, Katherine Eustache, Lawrence Winehouse, M. Will W. Willoughby, E. M. M. Belzoni, Miss Alida Braucher, Mrs. Roberta Dumble, Ruth Swowarth, Jack Riley, Catherine Siebers, Ethel Seene, Leo Seene, Marcia Stern, Mary J. Brume, M. Mr. Millson, love, Mary Jane Ruby, Rosece Grey, Catherine Sinbern, Frances Grace, Miss Moon; decorations, Rochelle Jack, Jack Sinbern, Robert Ardley, Lawrence Winehouse, Katherine Eustache, Swowarth, John Stratton, Berry Seene, Mike Pennock,
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K. S. T. C. to Play 21 Games
Pittsburgh, Dec. 11—Pittsburgh State Teachers complete basketball schedule as announced here today include 21 punches, 12 of which will be played in the state's final college tournament title and the other nine against outstanding teams of Oklahoma, Missouri, and Arkansas. Durant, Oklah, and Penn State Dec. 13 will be the season's opener.
Twelve Dates on Pittsburgh's Schedule Filled With Conference Foes
After the Durant game Pittsburgh will meet Northeast Oka, Teachers in Tahlequhun, Dec. 17 and the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Dec. 18 and attend an event at the west conference the past five years, looms as a difficult obstacle in the path of the Gorillas, Pittsburgh took two games from the Razorbacks last year, but the visitors were somewhat faltered by a hard road trip at the time.
Maryville, Mo., Teachers in Maryville, Dec. 31, Tableauh in Pittsburgh Jan. 5, and Springfield, Mo., Teachers in Springfield, Oct. 28, Gerlitha preparation for the conference against Hays Jan. 12 in Hays as the first of a 12-game title defense. Return games will be played with Maryville, Dec. 30, and Feb. 16, respectively, in Pittsburgh.
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All students wishing to do supervised teaching in Oread Training school during the second semester must call at the education office on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, Dec. 21st for an application to do the practice teaching.
Raymond A. Schweegler.
The Baptist student group will give a Christmas party at the First Baptist church, Eighth and Kentucky streets, Josephine Street, 10:30 Epochite Shaw and Roger Brown will be in charge, and all students are invited. Those who attend the party will receive a gift.
C. W. Suit here on Business
C. W. Suit, who graduated from the School of Civil Engineering at the University, and who is now working for the Devlin Construction Company of Wichita, is a Master's degree in
C. W. Thomas, student pastor.
THREE STUDENTS desire transportation to Oklahoma over Christmas Welling to share expense Academy with Walter J. Emmond, son 1253. Phone 1254.
DON TIFF and his Orchestra, originally from Coffee Dams, Kansas City, will play your next party at the price of ordinary music. Phone 603. -76
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