PAGE THREE
FRIDAY, MARCH 14. 1930
Ninth Planet Appears in Skies After Work of Harvard Scientists
Airplane Could Reach New Body in 35 Centuries at Speed of 120 Miles
Cambridge, Mass., March 14—(UP) Selenium, gleaning out the interior of a planet so distant from earth that an airplane traveling 120 miles an hour can see it in detail centuries. Arrived there, the crew would find a world of cold and dark
This tremendous discovery, opening up a new world after eight major planets had been definitely established, has provided a new Aix. Collimination of the work of the research band there marks a new milestone in the drama of scientific knowledge. Pereval Lowell had calculated in the cold figures of mathematics that another plant, the "trums-Neptunium" or Neptune, was in the vast regions beyond Venus.
New scientists at Plugstaff, with the most modern of apparatus, have grown to be able to build a noted family of scholars brought. As pictured today by enthusiastic students in this room, they must be a cold and dreary world where "liquid air prevails and ice floats."
--summers guests at the Kappa Alpha
bae house last night were: Edward
leek, Terrill Blank; Carole Fetts,
Katherine Bathe; Nathan Baer,
Leiland LeIpda.
Announcements
Water carnival practices for the remainder of the month include a 10 a.m. Saturday Foaters: 7:39 p.m. Thursday and 16 a.m. Saturday, Divers: 12:30 noon
Miss Ruth Hoover, director.
Men's Red Cross life saving corps meeting Monday in room 105 Robin's gymnasium at 4:30 p.m.
Herbert, Allphin, swimming coach.
The first round of the intramurra handball doubles must be played by fore 6 p.m. Wednesday.
E. R. Elibel, director.
Sigma P! Sigma will meet Monday at 4 p.m. in room 21, Administration building. All active members are requested to be present at the meeting and associate members are asked to be present at 4:30 for the program. Dr. Otto Kranshar of the department of philosophy will speak on "New Humanism."
Miss Beulah Morrison, president.
New Yorkers Annoyed by Noises From Harbor
New York, March 14—(UP) The city on an island filled with roaring sunways and whizzing street truffle is annoyed by noises from last
"Signals between passing boats and from those leaving slips are essential," says General Hoover.
Piercing streets and shranking whistles on the city's world's most densely populated part generate injuries in hospitals set apart from the ditch. of the city. Health authorities have commissioned a study to inspector general of storm vessels who has agreed to do all he can to prevent them from colliding.
But he believes so-called "code whistling" the greatest source of unnecessary noise. This is often used by a boat to communicate its headquarters high up in an office. The office replies by signaling.
Squawkman will seek the co-operation of harbor pilot he says, and I hope he will be able to convince him with suspension or revocation of licenses the ruling which prohibits inmates from squawking.
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
--summers guests at the Kappa Alpha
bae house last night were: Edward
leek, Terrill Blank; Carole Fetts,
Katherine Bathe; Nathan Baer,
Leiland LeIpda.
BUTLER MOTORS
Willys Knight and Whippet Cars
G*d Used Cars 617-19 Mass. St.
THE CHARLTON INS. AGENCY
We Protect and Serve You—So that you
May Render Service.
May Receiver Services
Phone 689 Insurance Bldc
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
10.25 Mm
Sheet Metal Work & Furniture
E. W. PENCHARD
Roofing - Guttering - Skylights
Phone 245 13 East 8th St
MODERN SHOE SHOP
J. A. LYONS
836% Mass. Lawrence, Kan.
FRANK H. LESCHER
SHOE REPAIRING
81234 Mass. Phone 256
Mrs. Bert Evans, of Dodge City,
has been visiting at the Kappa Alpina
Theta house this week.
Nu Sigma Nu announces the pledging of Marshall Hyde, of Augusta.
Dr. Preston H. Palover was a dinner guest at the Nu Sigma Nu house last night.
GOOD 8 RICHANDS
Dealer in Wallpaper and Paints
Dealer in Wax. and Wax.
Ph. 620. Appt. Fire Depr. 207-209 W. 8th
Delta Zeta announces the pledging of Alice Gallup of Kansas City.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall last night were: Miss Helen Tisworth, Margaret Hilliess, Lorne Laine Lake, Bush, Rush, McWilliams, and Harold Hartford.
A. St. Patrick's party will be given by the Wesley Foundation tonight at the Methodist church.
The spring formal of Alpha Xi Delta will be at the chapter house to T. D. Ambert Haley is to play for the dancing. The decorations will
Gamma Phi Beta held initiation services recently for Emma Jeanne Cole, c'22, of Beloit
The chaprones will be Mrs. Gertrude Pearson, Mrs. W, L. Haley, Mrs. O, C. Thomas, and Mrs. Belle Wilmot.
The guests from out of town will be Virginia Miller, St. Joseph, Mo.; Fiona Falls; Husten Sturter, Kansas City; Martin, Medinah, Tulsa; Mack, Warfield, Minn.; Ward, St. Louis; Noah, Nebaldin; Herbert Hobbie, Robert Binkley, and John Ershr, Manhattan.
Floyd Hochenhull and B. C. Nash were lunch guests at the Pi Kappa Alpha house yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Dawes entertained the audience on Sunday at the band and its director, Harold Brudley, a student in the University School of Fine Arts, yesterdays' exhibition at the Mabel Richardson, principal of the school, and Miss Ebel Woods were
Members of the band are: Arthur Winchell, Travell Cast, John Connet, Tommy Burke, John Krude Krump, and Old Hunsinger, and Carlyle Dawes.
H. W. WILSON
DENTIST
713 Mass. House Bridge. Phone 395
HARLEY DAVISON MOTORCYCLES
New and Used
KNOLES BICYCLE SHOP
Phone 915 1014 Mass.
The Alpha Xi Delta sororia gave the Alma Mission last Wednesday evening, evening cil, Dorothy Cook, Katherine Carruth, Bernice Cook, Katherine Sue
Mrs. Weebler Hutton, JR., was hostess at a bridge party given Weechens day evening to the women employed in the construction industry, these additional guests, Mrs. Fred Ellsworth, Mrs. Maurice Wrinkle, Miss Maude Ellsworth, and Mrs Dorothy
Prizes for the two high scores went to Prix Helen Kimney and Mrs. Elsworth. The St. Patrick motif was carried in the refreshments. Those
A SUGGESTION
What 13c Will Buy
for Breakfast
Fruit 1 slice of buttered toast Cocoa, coffee or milk
from the alumni office present: Faye R. Gosper, Betty Dumire, Helen Kinney, and Mrs. Hutton.
A formal dance for the members of the local ROCITC unit will be held on Saturday, December 12, building from 9 to 12 a'clock. This is the second military dance of the season.
1 egg. 1 buttered toast milk or fruit
or
Cereal - Fruit
Wheat Cakes. Coffee
be in the form of flags draped around the wall. Arlei Simmons and his band will furnish the music for the performance; the unit will include reserve officers in Lawrence and in the University. In the receiving room, Jimmy Capain and Mrs. G, J. Nold, Lliut, and Mrs. H, F. Meyers, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
There will be a 6. St. Patrick's day party, at 8 o'clock, in Westminster hall night. All students are invited to attend according to the schedule of the entertainment of the evening will be centered around three families, the "O'Farbery," the "Murphey," and the "O'Brien." The guest present will be a member.
Social Calendar
These dences are taking the place of the military banquets given by the unit in former years, by popular demand. The annual formal military ball, which is the largest event in the military social calendar, is to be held
Friday. March 14
The CAFETERIA
K. U. Dames, bridge party, I. O. O.
F. holl
Delta Zeta, informal dance,
Alpha Xi Delta, informal dance,
P! Uplain, Eblidge hotel,
R. O. T. C. Military ball, Memoria
F. hall.
Wexley Foundation, St. Patrick's
Party, First Methodist church.
R. O. T. C. Military ball, Memorial Union building.
Saturday, March 12
Phi Delta Theta, Memorial Union
building.
Alpha Kappa Pi, chapter house,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, chapter house,
Teiname, Eckert' hall.
Pi Beta Phi, Alumnae club luneh
een, home of Miss Leona Baumgart,
ner.
Badapet (UP) — Nicholas Horry, Regent of Hungary, personally decorated police officer Ralakesa, who during a jobless demonstration held in check a mob of more than 200 people, before reinforcements arrived.
Triangle, takes hall.
Delta Sigma Pi, informal dance,
chapter house.
Saturday, March 15
Stands Off Mob of 100 Men
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Radio Detects Criminals
Washington, March 14- (UP) - It is no longer safe toProfessional athletes compete in the state-murdered districts of New York and Chicago, since radio has entered the city.
New York and Chicago Police Flash Signals in Work
The Federal Radio Commission some time ago set aside three shortwave frequencies exclusively for police operations.
Now police cars cruising the streets of 14 cities, with receiving sets tuned to the signals of site detectors and laptops, listen, wait only a flash from "headquarters" before they are off to investigate of murder, burglary or theft.
As there are 550 cities of this size in the United States, the situation demands that the commission form a definite and more liberal policy, he
There have been instances of arrests within 30 seconds of the time of the charge, and only a few are only one minute is necessary for the police car to reach the scene of the attack.
The following 14 cities now are operating a police radio service under license of the commission:
New York, Baltimore, Seattle,
Wash., Harrisburg, Pa.; Butler, Pa;
Wyoming, Pa.; Greenburgh, Pa;
Reading, Pa.; Holland Park, Mich;
Belle, Idaho; Nankimingham,
Indiana; Indianapolis, Indiana;
Texas; and Cleveland, Ohio
Newstyle
50c Ipana
Tooth Paste
39c
10c Squibbs Aspirin 2 doz. 19c
81.00
Listerine
Antiseptic
69c
$1.00
Gillette Blades
79c
3 for 25°
25c Woodbury Soap 19c
Want Ads
15c Ivory Soap Flakes
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Save money by trading here. Money loaned on valuables
BORTETTE BEAUTY Shop. Guarantee or proper warranty with $5 Marcel or proper warranty with $25 finger wave, $15 hair cut, $25 Phone, $92.79; MAs. (Ustajas) room, $47.99
637 Mass.
Misfit Clothing Bought and Sold
Phone 675
LOST! - In practice room 247 Centra
Ad. a 5-stone ring—one stone missing.
Reward Return to Fine Art
Office. Betrude Brown. —115.
LOST: Small white gold Sigma Nu
in Auditorium March 5.
If found call Mel Deckter at 542.
Reward. — 143.
BARRECUED SANDWICHES
Miller's Nighthawk
on U.S. 4, 4 miles northeast
at Mud Creek Bridge
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TYPEWRITERS for rent: Good machines for rent by the week, month. Furnished or on sale monthly. Money payment required. Typewriter Exchange 737 Mass, St. of Jaffa
GET YOUR week-and hair cut at the College Imm Barber Shop. They fit, they wear well. Jent off the campus, and go to Tidy 4, 8hours. See us today. Tid - 134
FOR RENT: —Furnished apartment;
4 rooms, modern, gas stoves, adults,
references $20. Phone 1825 W. I735.
Mass. Side door. —138
Electric Shoe Shop 1017 Mass. 11 W.9th
Shoes Are An Important Factor in One's Appearance
Let us keep them in good repair and shined
WEEK-END
COTY SPECIAL
$1.00
81.00
Coty Face Powder
79c
$1.00 Bottle
Extract To Match
FREE
$2.00 Value
79c
SPECIALS
ARMAND SPECIAL
25c
FREE
Box Kleenex
With Each 50c
Jar Armands
Eau De Cologne
Cleansing Cream
The Value
5.0c
50c
All 15c Cigarettes $1.37 a Carton Every Day Price
50c
Pepsodent
33c
Black Walnut Fuöge 29e lb.
Gum Drops ... 19e lb.
25c West's Tooth Paste
CANDY SPECIALS
Cluster 29 bc
Jumbo Peanuts 29 bc
Spanish Peanuts 29 bc
Brownies 29 bc
Assorted Chocolates 29 bc
10c Camay Soap 4-25c
14c
Chocolate Peanut
2 FOR 1 SPECIALS
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75c Rubbing Alcohol - 275c
81.00 Body Powder - 28100
81.00 Mineral Oil - 28100
82erbats - 28100
83waxmilrin - 28100
25c Palm Olive Tale - 225c
81.00 Hema Shampoo - 2560
81.00 Stationery - 2300
81.00 Luner Wax - 2600
50c Liniment - 2500
R. E. Protsch
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833% Mass.
75c Lux or Bath Powder 49c
$1.00
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Sunday morning at 11. Address
by Professor R. D. O'Leary on
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Woodbury
Wave Setting
Lotion
79c
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Value means---- "to esteem highly"—Webster.
QUALITY BY KUPPENHEIMER
$40 to $65
That's why Kuppenheimer Good Clothes are thought so well of because they represent the maximum of value in finely made clothing.
Others $25 - $30 - $35
By Paul Robinson
Good Clothes for Every Man
Paris not only created these new GRID STRIP shades,
but told us when to wear them and with what!
For instance - with shoes of
Always First in Gotham Gold Stripe Silk Stockings
Black - wear - Muscadine
Beige Clair • Beige Clair
Brown - - Sunbrown
Blue - - Rendez-Vous
Purple Muscadine
Purple - Muscadine
Green Pawnee
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Red Nomad
Peeping Into the Future
ETTA KETT
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1
wonder
if the
palm
reader
knows
what
has
talked
about?
Time will tell I can't/