FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1939
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANASN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Dr. Landes Describes Volcanic Ash Shower in Pre-Historic Kansas
Assistant State Geologist Give Second Address of Series
Over KFKU
Explosion that starched the airborne toothed tigers of Western Kansas clouds of volcanic dust that all but were lethal. Mastodons that rained the western plains in those days were described as bizarre creatures. K. L. Baugnier, a pioneer biologist, in the second of a series of six radio addresses over the University of Oklahoma.
In his address, titled "The Volunteer Ash Show In Kansas," Doctor Linda drew a word in memory of her great nephew, an over-western Kanaa, part of Oklahoma and Nebraska, over a million years ago. The children are found in the rish deposits in Mead, Moorland, Pollinia, and Josephine counties in Oklahoma; in calites in Oklahoma and Nebraska deposits running from a cowboy to 80 feet in thickness, and in areas
Deposits Cultivated Ground. The deposit is the deposit must have been created away by the rain and by water sources" and "Bee Lorien Landes." "However, where were early winds mixed drifters in the bar of obstruction, the domains were covered and then prevented to be wet, by cleaning occupied terraces."
No record was made of this one came equations, a kind of overflow in the Doctor's curriculum at the Capitain group of Northwestern New Mexico. An illustration of what happened in Kansas, Doctor Lumber qualified from Phi's university, the erosion of his reputation, the coming of
Describes Historic Evaporation. Undoubtedly the earliest general event in human history was the eruption of a volcano on an island between Java and Sunda Islands in 1367. The noise was heard 24 miles into the sea resulting, through its innermost water distribution, in brilliant ammonia gas that was uninhabited, but the great gases set in motion by the disturbance, over three abnormally high ocean depths about 300 000 persons. The sea or new 1,000 feet deep, where the island was first
The explosion of Katmai, Nunavut, led
dak island, Alaska, in 1952 was also
described. Tahli explosion via buried
750 miles.
Such things harnessed in our state over a million years and when spoken aloud by humans they are an ash resulting from the cooling of molten lava buried high in the ground.
"Five Trilion Tons of Sulfur" will be the tone of Doctor Lamada's next address to be given over KFRAU Thursday evening. The amount of sulfur is the amount of the present wealth of salt in Kim sas.
Ching's "Lindbergh"
a chance of Twin Latitudes
we saw on our flights.
"Limberland" the apt name of
Miami on his first call with a
of airlines, but not in
aircraft factories.
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Remember "Her"
with a basket of our flowers
for "her" ritual.
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Telephone 145.
D.E. JOLLY Owens
Having Functioned for 28 Years. Religious Education in University Will Be Called Kansas Bible College
A total of 629 students have been enrolled in the School of Religion since the time of its organization in 1822, according to a recent report by Dana S. B. Braden. The school is supported by a number of three qualified instructors from three of these six churches.
The program of religious education at the University began under the direction of the Christian Woman's College, and soon became known in the Kassae Bible Chair. This institution had as its main purpose the making possible for women members of a tax-supported school. All class institution at that time was without credit and much of the work done was on the present Free醛 Forum plan.
One of the first projects of the National Council of Religious Workers which was organized in 1920, was the founding of a Religion School to begin to function in 1922 and its purpose, according to its constitution, "To teach and to instruct in religion, available to the students of the University of Kansas for scientific instruction in religion and its broad application to the problems of humanity."
The first choices, which consisted of 62 students, had a voluntary enrollment. The courses were earned in college. Only 4 students received credit was given by the University, although the next year, the University accepted three hours credit from each student.
Candidates Present Ideas
Prospects for 1930 Jayhawker
Meet Advisory Board
Candidates for editor and business
manager of the 1980 Jayhawkers were
selected in a blind competition to
the yearbook at a meeting of the Jayhawk
Editor Allyson boxed and night in.
The finalists will be announced.
This is the first session the Board has held with the candidates. Previously applications have been received from about 100 candidates, which were mentioned by each candidate.
There trying for the position of colour meet. Jock R. Morris, c13h; CJ Maird, c23h; John M. Martin, st, ed.; and Morrie Straight, c13h. The candidate for business manager are Kenneth Pierce, c14h; Bernard Perl, c14h; and Elena Sloan, c13h.
credit was extended to six hours last year.
The Board does not have to render its decision before April 1, according to the passes ruled last year by the March Student Council.
After the interviews with the candidates were completed, the Board held a short business meeting in the 1929 following this, the Board joined the candidates and did the counting of votes received by Adee Agnes Husband.
U.S. Air Expert Probes Fatal Airplane Crash
A Mr. Kooibeling, representative of the division of neronatices of the department of commerce, is in Laurence today conducting a survey on to the cause of the recent airplane crash in the North Dakota area and Glen Anderson were年老仍活。
About fifteen years ago steps were taken toward the changing of the Kansai Bible Chair work into that of the Christian church. The chair was carefully worked out and approved by the state church conventions of the Christian church of 1915, which included its financial difficulties led to the postponement of the plans. Soon after the War, the Bible Chair be-
That the student flew "frowe" to the controls in making the "bank" and the pilot was unable to gain control of the plane while making the fatal nose plunge, was given as the cause of the crash. There is evidence of opinion of a few eye-witnesses.
The Bible College plans were presented at the state church convention of 1528 and a Karans Crusade was launched to raise money for the project. Of the $500,000 raised, $100,000 went toward enrichment equipment for the school.
At the present time, the Kansas Bible College has been incorporated, a board of trustees, of which George H. Hill, professor of Theology and H. I. Hale, professor of Zoology, are members, has been elected. The present plans of the Bible College is for a continuation of the general positions of the Kansas School of Religion.
Qualified instructors of other religious bodies will be invited to become members of the staff, and provision is being made that such religious body shall receive training in the further development and policies of the school. The Kansas Bible College will follow closely the lines of the Missouri Bible College which at present has three professors of religion, and may not other than the Christian church.
birthday. The graduate department at California State University during the following of 2009 which was established by the Shell Research Laboratories to conduct the application must be a chemistry major and deny to start on his or her D-credit.
Toronto Has Unique Plan
1. of C Offers $900 Fellowship
WALK-OVERS
HITTING ON ALL TWO
Study Is Made a Major Spor in Canadian University
Toronto...One of the three colleges of North America, where study is the major sport. Can did one of its classes? Express his admiration of the success of the principles of education in operation in the University of Toronto.
As a means of eliminating overcrowding and the growth of too large factories, we have to teach our students four colleges. The teaching of sense subjects, such as science, is centralized in the largest of the colleges, while the teaching of art copy are taught in all four. This combines the advantages of a small college with the superior environment.
--others $30 and $35
All liberal arts students are divided from the beginner, into two groups. The first group has a certain curriculum which is designated in the catalogue. Practically the whole course is laid out in four parts: the introduction he elects for the next four years. When the candidate completes his work, he has a fully recorded knowledge of the subject.
Students of various years and is a various department of majors and courses. The courses are arranged progressively. Each academic year is one unit; the pass course receiving two examinations is examined only once.
Equipped for Yale
Verno Audrey, show girl, was beaten by a Yale student when she refused him a date. The student Drew B. Lawrence, was arrested. The students Audrey made the trip from hotel to theatre there in pads and
The university of Iowa baseball sound will cover 9,500 miles to play 23 games in 14 weeks this spring.
R.O.T.C. To Publish Magazine
Bloomington, Ind., R.O.T.C. students at the University of Iowa are establishing an R.O.T.C. magazine. All officers have been called to a special meeting on the purpose of making money for the university, and a prize of five dollars has been offered to the student proposing the most suitable name for the publication. The University and the R.O.T.C.
Send The Daily Kansan home.
For Funk's ambulance call 119.—Adv.
Up and Down the Aisles
JEFFRIES
Next to the door are scarfs in the new panel and bright shades. There are triangles, squares, and oblongs in mural prints, framed prints, and stencil designs. These attractive scars are.
$1.69, $1.98, $2.95
On the same counter is a new assortment of the latest styles in neckwear, including a huge pink pear collars. Price: $195.00
98c to $2.49
A Cader silk bose, full fashioned, and silk from top to toe is $1.50. It has the pointed heel and is the new weight, between chiffon and service. The latest tan tanned Lido sand, Sun bronze, Lido sand, Sun sand, and Beach sand.
Sport pants, in stripe and
jacquard patterns, with a
pocket; adjustable buttons;
sleeves; backpacks are 7/8c
in assorted colors.
New Rayon unders, in the pastel shades, include ruffled and banded blonders, banded shorties, French pannes, and shorties with contrasting appliqué trim. They are $1.00.
The latest novelty is a garter belt-bandana set, in metallic silver at $1.95, for soft blue will harmonize with any costume
Want Ads
Twenty-six words or one, two, three, four.
Over five hundred words, one, twelve, ten.
Over twenty-five words, one, ten.
Over sixteen words, one, ten.
Beck each word. Want advice
accepted only when accompanied
JEFFRIES
BODY CORDS CO.
LOST: A baby's blue Carter pencil with gold band and ring. March 7. In Praiser Call IM5. Reward. -125
LONG: Small Sigma Alpha Epiphany
silver pin set with pearls. Finder
return to Grace Glanville, 1556 Fe,
or call 1953. Reward. —127
L00T1: Log-log Duplex slides rule.
Mirion Winkler, 1168 Teen. Phone
1357 M.
—122
MARCELLING: Experienced 50
vents. Phone 2775, 1015 Kentucky.
WITCH HAZEL egg shampoo refill. Your hair is important. Do dress hair to a natural healthy color. Also get a real heat cut. Tid.
FOR SALE: **Books of facts about the University, compiled in 1924 as the "university daily Kanran Almire"** We have three facts for prior years are just as valuable as ever. We have several dozen books and our copy at the Korean business office.
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wonderfully styled dresses, coats and ensemble costumes which vie with each other in rich coloring and favored style touches which have been decreed "correct" for the Spring. A gala display awaits you here where style and good value meet. Come and see.
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