THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1529
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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K. U. Karnival Booths to Show Big Variety of Clever Attractions
More Organizations: Compete
in Karnival This Spring
Than Ever Before
"Just a pitch of this powder on the point of a pen knife in a barrel or a basket," he said. "If you care, kill pain and relieve all it irritation from causes of dauntless, bay feather."
Pardon the interruption but the manager of the club must be able to support for a few minutes to make a few announcements about the big affair to be staged in the clubhouse.
"At your right," the spokeswoman for the aideshows and booths continues "is 'A Chance Shop,' by Pi Kappa Ala.
"If you don't believe in taking chances, use the Alpha Gamma Delta society, it's where I am. There are lots of alphas, and if you wonder who I am just remember that I'm an alpha."
And don't go away without visit the amazing entertainment offered by Theatres. Just drop in and use them. The Uptown men would tell what the movie is, but they'd keep quiet about their bestie. But if you'll listen you will soon find out that
And so one might follow the spokesman around, and learn about the "Robot" of Delta Cha, the "Crazy House" of Beta Theia P1 (that is the name of their tooth, remember), the Sigma Nn ice cream cream bath, the porous bed of the toilet, the hot dogs, and the jail and court to be run by the A.T.O.?
Then too there is the "Sweetheart on Parade" of Theta Tau Alpha, the "Kingfight dolls" by Alpae Dineaux and the "Penguin dolls" by the same director, "Here Comes My Ball and Chain" by Delta Zeta, and the famous exhibition "Ballet with Delta Tau Delta."
The floor for the famous "forty-niners" dance hall booth has been laid for several days, it is said, and all the freshmen at the Sigma Chi club putting on it on so that it will be in the heat condition it has known since the famous gold rush days. Incidently the manager wished to point out that days of 49 were one time and days of 50 were not for some poor freshman.
Confetti will be sold by Dell Sigma Lambda and the bows of Watkins hall, and pop corn b Beta Phi Sigma.
Aigha Xi Delta is in to carry out it St. Patrick's idea with its booth. The team wants what it will have yet. Om Clingma quiet about its offering, but will probably have an announcement to make tomorrow. Pal Travis has Delta the idea.
More organizations are in the Kars nival this year than in any previous Dorothy Gregg, '28, and today
Club Members Hear Stone
Visiting Engineer Makes Talk to Faculty Members
Some of the marvels of modern science, an developed in the research laboratory, were told last evening by Dr. Jeffrey Stone, student at the University in 1865,7, and now consulting engineers for the General Electric Company at Chelsea.
No accidents occur in research, he said, explaining that discoveries of the research man act as a catalyst for the notions of every incident that may seem to have the best value. As an example he cited efforts to make fungi resistant.
Experiments with cathode rays allowed to escape from their tubes were described. A process of a rabble of hair was produced a blister which leaked quickly and was followed by a growth of hair two as long as that on the rest of the cut. The rays are then absorbed into the country's largest medical clinic.
Another device described was a color analyzer, whereby it is possible to determine the amount of carbon one per cent compared with an efficiency of the human eye of five
Mr. Stone was accused by Ross I. Parker, R. W. 12, of Chicago, who arraced for Mr. Stone's coming back to talk at the University Club.
All Wilkinson College fraternity men who have not paid their dues to their house, have been burned from the fire and their year examinations at the college.
Miss Lawler Will Lecture About Grecian Dance
"The Dance of Ancient Greece," an illustrated lecture, is to be presented by Prof. Lillian Lawer of the department of Latin and Greek, Monday afternoon at 4:36 in Fraser theater, under the auspices of the K. U. Classical Professor Lawer will illustrate the professor with aides which she has made.
Professor Lawler has just returned on the University of Wisconsin and the University of Chicago, where he lectured under the auspices of the Archaeological Institute of America or the University of Chicago.
Among those present at her lecture in Chicago were the ballet master and members of his staff of the Chicago Opera Company.
In the lecture Professor Lawyer takes up the Greek dance and explains pictures of dancing figures and their movements. The lecture will be open to the public.
Student Writes Article
"Divorce Situation Is Alarming," Says Dudley T. Horton
Dudley T. Horton, g'23, has written an article on the divorce conditions of his mother and niece, reasons for them. His comments remain especially to the stubble that are that of Dudley Horton, a resident in Kannan City, Mo., where it was recently disclosed that there is a connection.
"The divorce situation is very alarming, though not surprising when the causes are analyzed," says Mr. Harron. "The divorce rate is a bar for all couples." There is a lack of preparation for entrance into marriage. Our universities spend millions of dollars in teaching students 'to earn a living but little is done about the subject of emotional happiness," he contends.
"A federal divorce law is not feasible. Federal law should not regulate domestic affairs, but should concern itself with affairs of state and society with good plans would be to craft a uniform law for adoption by each state.
In speaking of marriage as a contract, he says, "Business contracts are of relatively short time, the marriage is short time, and business time duration. A business man does not enter an important contract without advice, study, and investigation. Yet many persons are married with considering the problem in any manner.
"More stringent marriage laws would not affect the marriage rate, but should reduce the divorce rate. The greatest sufferers from divorce are women with a bitter country we must reduce the divorce evil," he concludes.
Aviation Is Theme of Many Papers
(Continued from page 1)
progress in the 25 years since the Wrights飞艇 a heavier-than-air mission that marked the beginning of division traffic manager of the National Air Transport, Ins., of Kansas City, speaking to the engineer and administration auditorium.
"As to the future, transcontinental air passenger lines will be in operation this year," said Mr. Flom. "We'll have new planes and envelopers and mail will be fiercely
"We can allow our imagination to run wild as to what we will inspire in the next few years, and yet, I believe that we will be stronger even then we will not be far wrong."
tablished over the entire continent, both North America and South America."
SPEED PHOTOS ARE EXPLAINED
Picture From Plane at Leavenworth to San Francisco in 40 Minutes
Overlapping vertical photographs or combinations of vertical photographs are the most important aerial pictures, according to Lyle S. Powell, leutnant colonel of Air Corps Reserve, in the open Desert Day program this morning. His subject was "Aerial Photography."
"Quick Work" photography was explained by Doctor Powell by referencing the image of a grape graph was taken from a plane at Levenworth, developed in a "dark room" in the plane and dropped to the ground. The grape graph is livered by the American Telephone and Telephone Company to San Francisco in the remarkably short time of about one hour.
The general use of planes in photography was described in the lecture "Planes and Prisms" in which photos taken at great heights which cover large areas—some even over a quarter mile—are
AIRPORTS NEED LARGE SPACE
"A airplane is more than a landing field for airplanes; it bear the same name as a seaplane; it can act as a ocean port for maritime navigation," and L. W, Clamp of Wichita, in his address before the engineers this month, says that he is the First Trust company of Wichita, and has made an extensive study of nerial navigation, and airport probi-
Three fundamental requirement for a good airport, according to Mr Clapp are:
Long Runways on Well-Drained Fields Offer Desired Safety
"First, a location within reasonable distance of the business center of th city, and quick transportation to an office." Fifteen minutes should be the limit.
"Second, the land selected should be large enough to permit the laying of land of landing strips of a minimum length of 1,500 feet in the direction of prevailing winds, and 2,500 feet in the direction perpendicular to the ground. Require not less than 400 acres.
"Third, the contour of the land must allow the landing strips to be established without irrigation or other obstruction. While the maximum grade — more a
AIRPLANE TO BE WAR WEAPON
No Nation Yields Instrument Usefu for National Self-Defense
Slow development of night flying, due to inadequate lighting of airplanes. S.R.C. Calfman, E. R. Calfman, a commercial lightning special st. of Litton, in speaking about the dangers of lightning.
"Future progress of air transportation depends to a large extent on Mr. Cuban said. "The aircraft it is in being developed rapidly, but airways are lagging, and they are due to slow progress of night flying."
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"The responsibility for the continued success of the airplane rests in the hands of the cities of the United States. Airports should be estab-
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LIGHTING AIRPORTS LAGS
lined and properly lighted. "It is generally recognized that the growth of our facilities, and to continue to grow, they must provide facilities for this new form of transportation. We are building well-planned plans, based on the best illuminating engineering practice, be prepared to meet the requirements were insufficient to make complete installation, that the part purchased should be in line with the plan, to be completed."
Commercial Aviation Delayed by Pool Facilities for Night Flying
“Airplanes will probably continue as a weapon of war, since no nation has ever been able to resist the restriction of a proved instrument of warfare which constitutes one of its dependable means of self defence,” he added. “A national Service Schools at Fort Lauren worth, in his lecture on ‘The airplane in military operations,’ this after a brief discussion.”
Major Westerville pointed out that a peace conference in 1918-1919 agreed that states have exclusive sovereignty over the world's oceans and territorial waters and that aircraft of foreign countries could be prohibited from certain areas by the U.S. government. The public safety or for military reasons "fighting planes" he said, "namely are equipped with stationary machine guns, so geared that battlefields will not be hit." The aircraft are staged at from 100 to 200 yards distance between the planes.
Plans for organizing a third civil defense institution in the United States are being made. The Gliding is recognized as an aerospace to a pilot's liaison on European aid.
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Part of the host taken from the Ohio State University stadium has been found on the Oleantany river and recovered, consisted of two golf bags.
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