WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Mouth-to-Mouth News Has Wider Circulation Than Moscow Papers
Reports, False and True, Spread With a Lightning Speed Among People
Pu EUGENE LYONS
United States Navy Correspondent
Moscow - (U9) The most widely
circulated newspaper in the Soviet
capital is the month-to-month gazette.
It reaches more people and more
quickly than all the official newspapers
roiled for it. It disseminates its
information to foreign ones — with
lightning speed.
Press censorship is not a new thing for the Russian. He had generations of training in the ways of controlled news under the Tears.
"Have you hear . . . " is a sound opening for a conversation, as the one abroad, "I see by the papers . . .
And the matter which is retained is not necessarily political. Sometimes it is merely a good misuse, or it fantastic tale of adventure or may be just a bit weird. The latter club is the story being widely spread here about a "suicide club" in the colonies of Moscow. Several masked men are supposed to capture captives and brought to the club. Others captured a boy in the same fashion. These two, were then forced to assist in the deaths of two members of the club, by the other buried alive at a grave ceremony.
Unbelieved. But Told
Unhereby, but God
Nobody really believes the story, but
everywhere one hears it told in great
detail.
A political incumbent now going the rounds is worth recording. "Why is Stalin suddenly so angry at Trotsky?" some one asked, "Why indeed,"答 the answer, "Stalin unfairly criticized Trotsky; proceeded to torture Trotsky; and then worked so badly that it has good reason to be angry, . . ."
In the old days clever political and intellectors used to be credited to Karl Rabe, an Austrian who lived in the Bibbeltown. Of course he was not always the author of those stories, but he was given credit, even as Amadeus of all absurd all anonyms, to Mark Twain.
It is removed that Katie is coming back from his callous room. If it is true, we may witness a reminiscence of Bobbah tumor.
Universal Tongue Has 500-Word Vocabulary
London—(UUP) —A universal language containing 400 words in the desire of Prof. C. K. Orden, whose aim, as he calls it, is to "dislathe."
In a recent issue of the magazine Payche he creates a piece of scientific fiction called "The Inhibitor" that interrogated paranail hammers—a second biography for all those who do, despite their fears.
This list of words beats Paraguayan English, because the whole of this new language can be printed on a leather jacket, and "can be at a glance."
Experiment with the new vocabulary have been surprisingly successful. The word 'murder' is used, much, for the killing Note, have been "imprisoned" with conveying
The new language can be learned in about a month, he thinks, though the full program of scientific "obstruction" may take a hundred years to complete.
To Present Flare To Annu
TI Teva Church in the City of Oroville, CA beamed graphical quilt, bearing 700 images captured around a Mountain state flag, will be presented to Mme Anne Morrow the future President and the King's Daughter at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Gave Life for these Photos!
Pathe—United
Here are pictures I like. *Charles Traub, during Pathe News* camera-surreted his life to "crank" as a librie on the monster trip above the Tapes approaching the distance marker; in center Bible realizes he is too close to surf and tries to turn back onto Bochy; in the lower
Panama Is Lecture Topic Honor Natick Shoemaker Who Was Vice President
Zoologist's Talk Tonight Under Auspices of Sigma Xi
Dr. W. A. Riley, head of the department of zoology at the University of Wisconsin, will lecture at 8 p.m. m. today in the chemistry lecture room on the subject "Panama Through the Eyes of the Medical Zoologist." The lecture will be open to the public. Doctor Riley comes to the part of his presentation that includes a chapter of Sigma Xi, honorary society in scientific research. He lectured this afternoon at 4:30 in Blake hall on "Adapatation as Illustrated by
The lectures are illustrated and are based on his work in the field ro an author and scientist. From here, he will go to the University of Missouri and get more lecture under the auspices of the Missouri chapter of Sigma Xi.
Five Centenarians Celebrate
Vancouver, B. C. — (UP) "Dad"
Quick, Vancouver's most colorful tourist,
is 108 years old. The familiar
city has been visited by more than
60 birthday with the ceremony.
Four other contourists were guistas at his celebration. They were Mr. Gulberg, who was the founder of 109, of Karnapolis, B. C.; Solomon Muniz, 101, of Bromley, and William Ward, 102, of Bromley.
Natick, Mass., — (UP) — A former Natick clichero, who rose to the second highest office in the land, is to be permanently honored.
The Natic Park Department has set code two acres of land which subsequently will be developed around the original shop where Henry Wiliams once lived. The coming vice-president of the United States in the Grant administration.
"In this little shop, Henry Wilson,
 vice-president of the United States,
learned to make shoes. He was known as
the Natick cobbler.
Today the little shoe shop at West Central and Mill Streets bears this sign:
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Miss Lillian Lawer, assistant professor of Latin and Education, who is the middle western representative of the Archaeological Institute of Greece, taught in "Ancient Greece" Thursday, March 12, at 4:30 p.m. in room 260 Fraser.
The lecture is being given at an open meeting of the K. U. Classical Club. This lecture in on the intrigue and drama of the dance, which Miss Lawer has prepared and given at several universities. It deals with the fact in general, the intercourse between two dancers, the two dances, the Maequal or Bacchic舞, and the Chain舞. Slides showing the actual steps and movements will be shown during the lecture.
"Up to the present time studies of the Greek dance have been made either by scholars who knew nothing about it, or by those who know little about Greek, with the result that we have been shown two types of dancing: "music dance," said Lawmer, "It must be studied from the point of view of both the dancer and that of the performer."
Housewives Face Prison if "Hamburger Bill" Passes
Carson City, Nev., (UP) - Prison fees may five Newyork housewives lose as the state passes the lower bounds of the state legislature, dubbed the "Innaborghens."
The bill would make it a felony to purchase hamburger steaks, or any other form of ground meat, or meat used in the preparation of the formal stamp of the state inspector.
The question that is puzzling me of legal mind is how the meat can be stamped on the stump would have been ground into hamburger.
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Doctors, lawyers, professors, engineers, actors—one after the other in Europe and elsewhere. Europeanized. Away from duties and social obligations they seek informality—cairn—comfort—pleasant environment. There they find it in sea travel.
Washington, — (UP) — American tourists visiting the coming international exposition at Seville and Barcelona, Spain, are to be protected against hotel profiteers, the commerces department from its representative in Madrid.
Following sudden boosts in Madrid hotel prices—in one instance 80 per cent—the Spanish Director of Safety and the provincial governors of Spain
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Their action, it was said, is de-signed to prevent extraordinary prince to alienate confidants who may visit him in exposition this coming Summer.
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