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Soviet Plans Larger Crops for This Year
Plantings to Be Increased 12
Per Cent Above This
Year's Area
Moskow, Oct. 13 - (UP) – Soviet paintings from the period (about 50,000,000 square meters) at (75,700,000 square meters) it 12 per cent above this year's area of 145,000,000 hectares, if the plan is to increase by another 15%.
be outstanding fact about this creation progress is the predominance of plants grown in soil, as the spring grain area will be enlarged from 130,230,000 million hectares in 1950 to 100,000,000 in 1951. The pre-creation yield will be around 600,000 hectares of this total. Next spring they will plant only 50,000,000. The difference will be absorbed by newly planted crops.
This year the government obtained more than half of the nation's marketable grain from "socialized" sources, such as corn and wheat, fully 85 per cent from these sources.
Another notable feature of the 1531 agitator program is the place which will be given cotton, sugar and flax. The agitator will also be placed on the Soviets to place more emphasis upon light industry and give greater attention to the raw material basis for such
Especial significance must be attached to the fact that about two-thirds of the whole acreage for this development will be cultivated by state and cultival farmers. The crops will be grown in domestic or for domestic use and for export.
The production of cotton in 1939 was 50 per cent above 1920. The yield of curent beans was two and one half times as large as in 1929.
To make possible this growth in agriculture, huge financial appropriations will absorb 130,000,000 rubles of government credits besides 500,000,000 to the bank.
Pioneer Celebrates
Curtis to Emporia
Leavenworth-Pete Caldwell, today was celebrating his 21st birthday by identifying his identity and identifying younger seek to avoid. Mr. Caldwell has his claim for fame on the fact, according to his story, he was a child of a white male child born in Leavenworth.
Want Ads
--junior guests at the Phi Gamma
Theta, Tau, Sigma, and Omega.
Mr. Touleur, Mr. and Mrs. Robins,
from Kearns City, Mo.; Miss Coral from
Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; and
Bruce MacDowell, from New York.
Emporia-Definite arrangements for the Curtin meeting in Emporia, Oct. 23; visit the Emporia County Republics. Vice President Curris will speak in the evening, probably at the Loyower Junior High School, which he plans to address, his speech will be preceded by a dinner at the Broadway hotel. Final plums will be announced in a day or two.
LOST. In Union building, Friday,
a note book containing notes in Jun-
uary High School Methods and in Or-
ganizational Memorandum No. 1266,
Tennessee, or call 1883 J. —
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FOR SALE 1924 Ford touring, Good condition. $80. Call Pinson, 1904 Tennessee. Phone 1150. —23
TO AVOID embarrassing consequences,
will person seen removing Kansas
notebook and green fountain pen from
bookrack out of Caberna (Wednes-
day) on an otherwise brief library
same to circulation library of library
to be called for. — 27
OPENING for good Allo Sax man in
organized Hill band. No amateurs.
(OFFICIAL)
WANTED: Students for spare time salesman. If you will work, you can really make some money. Phone 1474. E. E. Powers. —28
CLEANING and repairing: All makes of typewriters cleaned, adjusted, and repaired. Lawrence Typewriter Exchange. 737 Mass. Phone 548. .28
CURLS, SWITCHES, Transformations,
tie, for sale, or made to order from
wave setting. Wigs to rent for play
to transcribe. 16CS, Saders, 18-
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WANTED: Student laundry. If you are not satisfied with your laundry and the charge, just call 243 8. —27
FOR SALE. Fine locker padlock keys made for door, trunk, auto locks. Coils砍地合金 sharpened. Tree wedge and Ritter, 922 Vermont. -35
319.
Hover to Have No Vacation
Washington, Oct. 9—(UP) —Hover will be traveling throughout fall and winter without a vacation. Although Mr. Hover had planned a national park trip for the summer of 2016, he traveled a Carribean trip this winter. It is said authoritatively that in light of the weather, he will probably be unable to get away.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Society
Dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Omega house yearend were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Edward, E.Dorado McCormick, M.J. Greenberg, Cotton, Topper; I. R. Lawrences, Dodge Corn
Week-end guests were: Josephine
Emily Waste, Adah Mauher Downey,
Margaret Irwin, Pauline Wolf Bet-
tler, and Sybelle Music of Kansas
Dinner guests at the Pt Uplon house
Sunday included Dr. E. Frommer of
St Jouen and Mr. K. Frommer of
Jersey from Vienna, Austria; Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Burgar, Misses Ehser
and Eleanor Burge of Joseph, Mo-
ch, Mo, Monsieur, Mo, Mo,
and Veron Krainbill of Bern.
Announcement has been made of the engagement and approaching marriage of Mizze Sella Grant of Augusta to Dr. Katherine Cain of Washington ceremony will be solemnized Oct. 20. Miss Grant is a graduate of the University and was affiliated with the Kappa Alpha Theta society here. Ms. Napier was affiliated with Washburn College at Topeka.
Bi Peta Phi had as house guests this week-erdier-Ruth Haina of Denver, Michael Meyers of Denver, City, Gail La Rugh of Kansas City, Mo. Prepare Skechle of Garfield and Haze
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ernie and Mr.
E. and E. W. Owner, of Ellenwood
and Miss Dorothy White of Kansas City
week-end guests at Corbain hall.
Ma Phi Epillon, honorary music fraecrium, entertained with a tea from 3 until 5 p.m. yesterday for the parade; members: Mrs Dorothy Moore, Mist Evelyn Swarthout, Miss Helen Stockwell, Miss Rush Spindler, Miss Faira Vorn and Miss Kahlbe McMorran and Miss Fiona of Fine Arts and to the alumnae.
The program for the afternoon was given by Miss Elizabeth Cleary, a piano solo, Miss Dorothy Kueisterstein, violin and Miss Danielle J. Porter and Neva Hardenrick, vocal duet.
Miss Maxine Nevins, a student of Washburn college, Topkaka, was a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
Alpha Chi Omega announces the engagement of Miss Paula Werner of Topeka to Mr. George Wasson of Kaneville, a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
raternity Sunday were June Price and
bauthe Werner of Lawrence, M. E.
tetor, Norman Wells and Mrs. E.
C. coke, Kansas City, Mo., and Mr. and
Mr. E. Colson and Paul of Jaffa,
N.Y.
The University club will entertain with a dance Friday evening. Oct. 17 with arrangements in the hands of students and dance dance will be the first one of the year
Theta Tau announces the pledging of Karl Feldman, e32 and George Rendle-
man, e34.
The first meeting of the K. U. Dames will be held Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the home of Mrs. R. M. Harr, 1109 Kentucky street
Guests at the Chi Delta Signa house yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. A. W Tytler, Sri. Miss Jacey Jacobe; and Mrs. Harold A. Reed, of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Jane B. Reed, of Texas; Mr. and Mrs. A. Berger, Tonganocue; Mrs. and Mrs. B. W. Kiester, Jarbelo; Miss Llyda B. Carlson, Jamesown; Mrs. Pearl Bronson, Wichita; Mrs. Howard Curran, Howard B. Toten, Howard Bartleh, Herbert B. Toten, and James Richardse, Lawrence.
Announcements
Wilma Taylor, president
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The K. U. Aer association will meet Tuesday, at 1 a.m. at 330 East Market. Evers will attend. Officers will attend to urge it to move. Officer will take place at meeting. It will be held at 2 p.m. at 544 West Market.
A meeting of the WAA. board will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m., and a WAA tea will follow at 4:30. The meeting is scheduled for noon. Wilma Taylor, president
Tau Sigma will hold pledging and initiation, Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the women's gymnasium
Elizabeth Dunkel.
The faculty women's swimming class will meet for the first time this year atrium. The class is open to all faculty women and faculty wives. The class will be organized tonight, but will not be because of the absence of the concert. Ruh Hoover
The Ladies' Literary Legion will meet at the home of Mrs. T. E. Griosa, 545 East Nineteenth street, at 3 to 8pm.
Mrs. F. R. Carter.
Thetas-Triangles Scholar Winners
(Continued on page 3)
Delta Sigma Theta 1.55
Alpha Delta Pi 1.49
Theta Phi Alpha 1.40
Alpha Kappa Alpha 1.20
Tau Gamma 1.55
Tau Nu Tau 1.37
Triangle 1.70
Alpha KappaLambda 1.51
Sigma Nu 1.49
Kappa Sigma 1.40
Delta Chi 1.39
Phi KappaPi 1.38
Epsilon Delta 1.28
Beta Theta Delta 1.29
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Compostion Club
Sigma Phi Epionon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Ma Phi
Pi Delta Theta
Alpha Tu Omega
Alpha Phi Alpha
Alpha Pi Alpha
Pi Kappa
Pi Kappa Epionon
Delta Tau Delta
Kappa Psi Psi
A new shipment of CORDUROYS
Delta Upsilon Arcadia
Local Fraternities
2hi Delta Sigma ... 2
2i Unileon ... 2
Authority, Education and Management
Order of the Law (I)
2 Pi Kappa Lambda (Minite) 2
2 Pi Mu Zeita (Mathematics) 2
2 Pi Mu Zeita (Mathematics) 2
Pi Sigma Alpha (Political Science) 2
Tou Beta Pi (Engineering) 1
Eta Sigma Phi (Greek and Latin) 1
Mortar Board (Senior Women) 2
Pi Lamma Theta (Education) 2
Sigma Pi Sigma (Psychology) 2
Gamma Episton Pi (Business, Women) 2
Pi Episton Engineering 1
Alpha Sigma Nu (Physical Education, Women) 2
Quiet School (Women) 1
MacDowell Praterity (Fine Arts) 1
Seeben (Senior Men) 1
Omerson Nu. (Home Economics) 1
Omer Nu. (Women's Chemistry) 1
Pi Episton Delta—National College (Physicians) (Dramatics) 1
Pozo Caiman—Collegian-More-literary 1
Tou Sigma (Dancing) 1
Square and Compass (Muscle) 1
Medical (Medical) 1
Scabard and Blade (Military) 1
Professional Fraternities and Sororities
Mu Episton Lambda (Minite, Women), Northern, Women 24
Delta Phi (Greek) 24
Pi Episton Lambda (Women), Women 24
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry) 12
Sigma Gamma Epsilon (Goology) 12
Seurab (Architectural) 10
Alpha Sigma Phi (Pre-medical) 12
Alpha Kaplan Phi (Communities) 12
Kappa Eka Kappa (Electrical Engineers) 12
125 Fila Alpha Delta (Legal) 1.47
126 Fila Delta Phi (Legal) 1.46
127 Theta Tau (Engineering) 1.45
128 Fila Delta Pi (Men) 1.43
129 Sigma Delta Chi (Journal), Men 1.41
130 Delta Sigma Pi (Commerce) 1.29
131 Fila Beta Pi (Medical) 1.27
132 Beta Psi Sigma (Pharmacy) 1.06
133 Fila Delta Chi (Pharmacy) 98
134 Fila Delta Chi (Pharmacy) 98
Other Organizations
98 Young Women's Christian Association Cabinet I
99 Women's Self-Government Association (Executive Council) Jay Jun I
100 Women Men's Christian Association Cabinet I
101 Women Student Council I
102 Epsilon Pl I (KuRu Club) PI Epsilon Pl I (KuRu Club)
2.60 Little Symphony Orchestra
2.65 Men's Glee Club
2.81 University Band
2.93 Non-Sorority Women
2.94 Waltkins Hall
2.95 Corbin Hall
2.97 Athletics
2.92 Tennis Squad
2.92 *K*G Girls
2.95 Women's Athletic Association
2.99 Wrestling Squad
2.10 Swimming Squard
2.12 Cancer Society Squard
2.14 Track Sound
2.17 *K* Club
2.18 Baseball Squard
2.19 Football Squard
2.19 Football Squard
2.34 Scholarship Rank by Schools
2.63 Education
2.63 Undelazed
2.63 Senior
2.63 Special
2.63 Junior
2.63 Fine Arts
2.63 Senior
2.63 Junior
2.63 Ges
2.63 Undelazed
2.64 Sophomore
2.64 Special
2.64 Freshman
2.64 Medicine
2.64 Junior
2.64 Senior
2.64 Sophomore
2.64 Undelazed
2.64 Freshman
2.64 Special
2.64 Danceclass
2.64 Undelazed
2.64 Senior
DICKINSON
Symphony Orchestra 1
Women's Glee Club 1
Little Symphony Orchestra 1
Maryland Music Club 1
University Band 1
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Watkins Hall 8
Walton 9
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Junior ... 1.19
Special ... .91
College
Senior ... 1.60
Junior ... 1.36
Special ... 1.35
Unimissal ... 1.29
Sophomore ... 1.27
Freshman ... .91
Year
Third Year 1.55
Unclassed 1.29
Second Year 1.15
First Year .68
College and Medicine 1.28
Engineering 1.15
Senior 1.77
Special 1.51
Junior 1.38
Unclassed 1.02
Sophomore 94
Freelance 90
Pharmacy 9
Unclassed 1.33
Senior 1.28
Intern 91
Sophomore 83
Special 55
Freelance 55
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