MONDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1929
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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"M. U. Starving to Death"
Low Pay of Professors Cause Survey Member Says
Columbia, Mo., Oct. 28, -(UP) —The University of Missouri is literally being starved to death, Allen Nielsen said after a private very Commission, declared here today in an address at the annual meeting of the Parent's Association of the Missouri State College.
In a survey made of ten schools of the state, all are having difficulty in keeping their instructors beaten up on an average salary. McEvren said.
"It is time for us to put over a camp in Michigan to pull the state out of the intellectual mud. It will buy the support of all of the sound."
The problem of relieving the existing condition rests with the people of the state, McReynolds said.
The State Survey Commission is closing its survey made of state penal elemenory and educational institutions and will report to the governor early next month. It is likely that next month the legislature will be called.
He Cortelaiks  Earned $1.
30. Make No Difference
Age Makes No Difference
Hannibal, Mo.—(UOP) Iaise White
99, has just obtained a hunting
license for the coming year.
He Certainly Earned IT:
Sabeth, Kann, (AU)—A merchant offered a 55-pound watermelon to anyone who could carry it home with him. The Roy, A. L. Hope won the mollion. I was an eight-block walk.
Black Cat Delays Schooner
Provincetown, Mass., Oct. 28—(UPS) —A black cat caruced a schooner to return to port here recently after the ship's sinking during a trip. The skippers of the Mary A. of Boston said the crew on top supersized the boat, missing its muscet. After the cat had been deposited none too gently on shore, the schoenedaker a fresh start for the cat.
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--of town over the weekend wrestl. Rog and Charlie Marquee, Havenvilleville, N.C., forged a tough match nnd nord Pitroukroi, Fort Scott Carl Nelson, Kemas City, Moe Lisbon Higgins, Kansas City, Mosby
WANT STUDENT Landry: Fin insired shirts, 2 for 25c. Other articles accordingly. Phone 24193. Call for call and deliver. —41
YF. TAVENW welcomes you to try the special lunches and chicken dinners on Sunday at 1403 Tennessee see. —41
LOST: Red silk scarf, Friday night Either at Union building or between there and Brick's. Phone 610. Reward. —41
WANTED: Any student wanting work at odd hours, call at 736 Mass street. —40
FOR RENT: Boys when wanting warm rooms for winter. Oil heat; newly papered; 1% block from campus. For information call 2180. —41
HAVE YOUR Christmas photographs made at the Moore Studio. Get a beautiful oil painted photograph of your friend, 719 McKinley 604.
WANTED: Family and student laundry. Guaranteed work and prices reasonable. We call for and deliver. Phone 2529 M. —46
KEYS MADE for trunks, automobiles door and arm chairs; grims repaired, food delivered; Padlocks and nightlight locks for sale. Rutter's Repair Shop, 8 East
--of town over the weekend wrestl. Rog and Charlie Marquee, Havenvilleville, N.C., forged a tough match nnd nord Pitroukroi, Fort Scott Carl Nelson, Kemas City, Moe Lisbon Higgins, Kansas City, Mosby
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SOCIETY
Georgina Cook of the Alpha Dolm
% house visited her parents in Fort
seaworth the past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs, H. G. Porter of Kansas City and Mrs. B., J. Lamb of Warden, HI., visited with Eather Porter of Corkin hall this weekend.
Alpha Kappa Psi held formal initiation Sunday morning at the chamber house for John Mize, Harry Huber and Thomas James, Jesse Laister and Andy Frieden.
The pledges of the Sigma Alpha
Chronicles were Dr. Sawell, house
mother, and Dr. and Mr., Block of
Brown grove Sunday night. Chron-
ciones were Mrs
Weekend guests at the Chi Omega house were: Marjorie and Dorotha freeman, Carol and Huth Cutler, all of the University of Maryland, Mrs. Brett Walker, Kansas City.
Guests at Gamma Phi Beta house house this week end were Mrs. F, H. Cost and Mrs. B. Stevens and son Melvin of Hutchinson, Kan.
Guests at the Delta Zeta house or the weekend were Meredith Geler and Mrs. C. C. Goddard of Leuensworth.
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma house Sunday were: Rita Bisdon, Myra Little, Sarah Margaret Fruzier, Marcghric Nichols, Carmack Marmot Hackey, Cork Clark, Lakhe Hackney, Betty Jane Martin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hancock.
Mary Margaret Starr, Ruth Welty, linton Bearnd, and Creedton Alexander returned yesterday from Battleville肌, where they attended the weddin Vilbur (Twink) Starr, A.B. 27, which ok place three Saturday, Oct. 25.
Alpha Chi Omega dinner guests for Sunday were Mrs. J. A. Moore of Arkansas City, O. E. J.ohnson of Kansas City, M. Dean Cochran, Fred Smith, Urs Urich, William Rooney, Jack Scholpidan, Jack Forgey
Betty Timmons of the Pi Beta Poise returned yesterday from Wichita where she spent the week-end and went to Des Moines, where Cattlin spent the week-end in his guests of Elizabeth H. Kilinson at the University of Oklahoma, and Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Coiffon of Kan as City, Mo., and Mrs. A. L. Little of Kan, who was a Ken, were guests at her house San Diego.
Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma who drove to Leuvenwouth this week and to visit their parents were Rosemary Burchard, Gerette Greewerl and Natalia Hines. Betty Arnold and Jane Fleckmute went to Columbia this week and played the raska game. Goests at the house Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. E Fleckmute, Mrs. C. A. Lach, and J. E Fleckmute, W. E. Day, all of Kansi City.
Out of town guests at the Alpha XI Delta house over the weekend weeked, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Swiringen, Howean, Kaiser, Curtis Gould of Kansas City; Ruth Gould of Chanute; Walter Trombald of Tolie; Arlen Wade of Dingle; the dings of Parkville, Mo.; Helen Corter of Nevada, Mo.;Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Swiringen, Florence Gould, of Flaunta, Arseni
Delta Phil Delta will meet at 7:30 tomorrow night with Miss Rosemary Ketcham at 1400 Louisiana street to Kristine Witte, Brenda Grosbeck, Othram Harold Johnson, Doreth Bair, Marie Corcoran, Marjorie Witte and Emmia Crow. Miss Ketcham will join the Chinah building in New York.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Kappa Pi house were Mrs. Don Baker, Taccon, Ariz.; Mr. and Mrs. Browne, Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. the fraternity who were out
A collection of lithographs, etchings and other engravings which have never been shown on the Hill before is now in display in the south summit. A multitude of subjects and several different methods of engraving are show, making a display of art as interesting as it is attractive.
Lithographs, Etchings and Engravings Feature Display At Spooner-Thayer
A group of 10 French lithographs in caricatures and eight sketches from the mid-19th century on an English artist, Hablot K. Brown, of the middle part of the 19th century, comprise the list of humorous etchings by Louis Aubert, of etching, a few made from paintings by Rembrandt, and one beiblerviage, by Durer. The three works by Durer, a German master of etching
Theta Epstein, Baptist sorority, will meet Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Me, and Mc, Thomas. 1124 Mississippi street. There will be a discussion of South America, and Miss Kucht, of Chile, S.A., will be the speaker. All members,拍照片 those interested are invited to attend.
Alpha Xi Delta held initiation seevies yesterday afternoon for Frances Everhart, La Junta, Colo; and Florn Bell Bush, Liberal.
Guests at the Tain Gauan house last week end were Dean Robertson of St. Paul, Kan, and Eather Zocheli of Burlington.
in the 16th century. There is also a copy of Dureus's original woodcut "marking of the Virgin," made by Halla etcher of the 16th century.
Lacy Boll Throm of Kansas City Mo., was a weekend guest at the Al pha Gamma Delta house.
Members of the Phi Beta Pi, professional medical fraternity, entertained over 200 guests at a tea green room and introduced new housemother, Mrs. O, C. Thomas Green and white floral decoration were used and the refreshments also served.
The following women served the refreshments: Margaret Riggs, Myra Little, Marion Ringer, Ims Hasler, Linda Eckhoff, Aurelia Mullen, Bobbie Harper, Alicia Gaynor, Barbara, Polly Hancock, Catherine Jorge, Mary Corliss Cornwall, Maria Need, Mug
Weekend guests at the Kappa Alpha Theta house were Ruth Dockums of Wichita, and Jane Simmons of Dodge City.
Many of the other engravings are works of such well known artists as John Trumblurb, Joshua Reynolds, Romney and Rubens. Some particulate images were signed by the magistrate by Petrus Drevet, from a painting by H. Riguid; "Baceur," engraved by J. R. Smith from a painting by Reynolds; and "Magda." This painting was created in Vanities of the World," which was engraved by G. Edelink from a painting by Bran. There is also a striking engraving of Hamlet, confronted by his father's ghost, which he drew to them. They draw from a painting by H. Fuseli.
Entertainment was furnished by Margaret Nichols, of the Pi Beta Pit house, who sang several songs accompanied by Valka Verner, also of the Alphas, and Son of the Alpha Xi Delta house, plowed several piano selections.
Miss Carrie Hannawal, Mrs. R.
Bachong, Dr. and Ms. O. L. Garling-
house of Mrs. Mrs. William Kramer
and son Charles of Marysville, Dean
and Mrs. Swertown, Miss Mary Jena-
dylan, Mrs. Wesley Dijkstra, Dykar-
tat, Mrs. J. B. Watkins and Mrs.
R. C. Morrow were guests at the Pi
Kappa Alpha house yesterday.
Dinner guests at the Delta Tau
Mission Hospital in St. Louis.
L. B. Larrick of Tupeka, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Bonson of Elderado, Miss
Aguilar Husband, Mr. D. E. White
TOMORROW — ALICE CAHUN.
Eddie Edpill and his film can in an absorbing directive drama, entitled *Dear Eddie*. Also comedy comics and news.
non Nye, Wilma Tout, Esther Hol comb, and Margaret Lucy Thomas.
Social Calendar
NORMAL TRAINING
Dalorete Certificate providee
New Profession for College
& Music Students
SEAMLESS UNIVERSITY
Booklet on Request
PAUL BOURNE, Director
Theta Epsilon, 1124 Mississippi.
W. S. G. A. tea, rest room of central Administration building, 3:30 to 5
American Institute of Dalcroze Eurythmics
Tuesday
Wednesday
Modern Education in
HYIMIN MONTH MUSIC
Bachi Technology, Plant
Museum, College Imprintery,
Solar Energy
Wesley Foundation, party, Metho diet, church.
PAUL BOPPELE, Director
9 Ease 19th Mt., New York Volunteer 1932
Announcements
Tau Sigma will have their regular meeting tomorrow evening, Oct. 29 at 7:30 p.m., in the gymnasium. Al members please be present.
--pressing his opinions, and did not even interview any of the players or coaches. His stellar "exposure" was, therefore, erroneous, according to explanation given by Doctor Allen this morning. It was the end result of a quick review that probably accounted for his gruff over Iowa State's "rush defeat."
Regular meeting of the Dramatic club Thursday, 8 p.m., in the Little theater of Green hall.
Tessiania Blakeslee, Sec.
Louise Allen.
Station KFKU will be on the on-highway from 6 to 7 p.m. A talk on the topic of a memorial given from Dr. A. M. Harding's Casualty Traconge service. Two groups of songs will be唱 by Lewis Henry, and another given from the K. U. News Bureau.
Four or five solicitors are wanted to report to the chancellor's office tomorrow to canvass the downtown district for the sale of the lecture course tickets. The tickets will also go on display at the business office for $2.
A, S. M, E. together with A, S. I.
E will most Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
in room 210, Marvin hall
This Week at the Theaters
--pressing his opinions, and did not even interview any of the players or coaches. His stellar "exposure" was, therefore, erroneous, according to explanation given by Doctor Allen this morning. It was the end result of a quick review that probably accounted for his gruff over Iowa State's "rush defeat."
The Varsity, sound pictures
The Varsity, sound pictures Monday and Tuesday: "Masquerade."
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carroll in "Illusion."
Saturday: Billie Dove and Rod La Roque in "The Man and the Moment."
Monday: Josephine Hill and the dog champion in "The Silent Sentiment."
The Patee
Tuesday; Calle Alcum and Eddie Phillips in "Savage Passions"
Wednesday; Jack Hoxie in "A Rouring Adventure."
Thursday: Gerbrude - Astor, Graston Glass Glass and Arthur Rankining "Parsued."
Friday: Bryant Washburn i
"Skinnera Big Idea."
Saturday: Tom Tyler and his Pals in "Idaho Red."
Whitcombs Greenhouse
The Dickinson, sound pictures
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Marion Davies in "Mariana."
The Dickinson, sound pictures Narrated by Michael L.
CHOICE CUT FLOWERS
Paid Jayhawkers Beat Ames--Charge
Ninth at Tenn. St.
In an attempt to be satirical, Mr Miller only emphasizes the fact that the Karana attack was beyond the control of the Cyclone队 He says.
"... K.ansas cloaked its weight, power, and speed with an attack as deceptive as a man discussing his stock market losses.
"Take the Jayhawk' fifth touchdown as an example. That's a touchdown to be blackboarded at the States Order of Master Football Players, when the big vegetables in the industry talk things over. Ten players wearing vincing gestures, movements, and facial expressions that the play was going around Ames' right end, undisturbed for thirty yards and it
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"The Ames defense was fairly dizzyed by the deceptive tactics of the Kansas backfield, which jigged and curved around before each touchdown. Onji board to predict which way the play was going. One result was
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that the second Kansas touchdown was scored by an end who was fifteen yards away from an Ames enemy as he scored."
Before finishing the long distance call today, Mr. Taylor assured Doctor Allen that he would, in Tuesday's report, be made of statements made in Miller's story.
Blum Refuses Portfolio
Socialist Is Decisive Factor in Political Crisis
Paris,—(UP)—Leon Blum, the stormy and brilliant figure of the Left Wing Neoclinists, became a decisive factor today in the solution of the political crisis which began last week in Germany. In brief, Brendan's Cabinet in the chamber.
Vigorously opposed during the past three years to Socialist participation in a government in which the Socialist party is majority of portfolios, Blum will utilize the opening of the socialist congress today as an occasion for repleting the party to a program of non-collaboration in any government.
That Blum was definitively committed to such a step became apparent yesterday when he refused to accept the radical Socialist leader, Edouard Dalander, is striving to form on the basis of a union of the Left Wing parties. If Blum can sieve the Socialist movement into a coalition that Dalander to form a government are likely to prove futile. Without the collaboration of the Socialists, Dalauer would have been in a dire situation where he is likely to meet with stiff resistance rather than support.
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