THURSDAY, MARCH 7. 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAIL KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Swiss Farmers Seek Aid Gin Carried in Peg Leg
"Dawes Plan" for Indebtedness Asked of Government
Goven, Switzerland (UP)-Swiss farmers, who seem to have the same tendency as American ones for being overwhilmed with mortgages and debts, have just applied to the Swiss Plan in their behalf. "A 'Drive Plan' in their behalf."
The project of the Swiss farmers provides that the government create a special fund in their behalf by appropriating $100,000 annually. At the end of thirteen years when this fund will be $298,000 the appropriations will cease.
In the meantime the authorities in charge of the fund will undertake settlement of the debts and all mortgages of small farmers who appeal
First of all the administrators of
the each case will undertake a
consolidation in debts of each farmer, preference
being given in every case to the claims
When the debt on each farm has been consolidated, payment will be made from the fund created by the bank. This amount is usually, of which 45 per cent will be for interest and the remainder for a sinking fund for the payment of the debt itself. Under this system the entire debt will be liquidated in trin-
Ocea, however, the farmer takes in a vantage of the state's "Dawntown Pine" farm and has the right either to dispose of his farm or to invest fresh debt on it as well. He may also complete the complete indebtedness at any time he may wish or may be able to do so by making an offer to his own farm—for the incurring of fresh mortgages and debts, if he so wishes.
The only weakness that might appaik in the plan to the eyes of a couple is the lack of civic education are made for the farmer to pay back the state for having liquid funds.
Hoover Will Earn Less
As White House Head
Washington - (UP) - When Herbert Hower became president of the US Air Force, the capacity capacity was limited to the 875,600 a year granted by Act of Con-
Up civil life. Mr. Howard could earn at least four times this amount as he is regarded one of the best organizers and mining engineers in the industry.
But the last of every month a special messenger will come from the Treasury Department of the White House and present the chief executive with a check or voucher for $2,500, paying an annual fee. Freshest of the United States.
This check must be endorsed by the President and then deposited in his bank.
Twelve times each year, Mr. Hoover will be handed his pay check and at the end of the 12-month" period he will have received his $75,000.
Besides, this salary, Mr. Howe will be allowed $25,000 a year for traveling expenses. He does not have the money to pay for it from it at will until it is exhausted. Any amount unexpended at the end of the fiscal year, however, reverts to his salary.
When George Washington became the first President he told Congress he did not want a salary but later raised it to $50,000, so that those who followed might not be as well off financially. The salary was fixed at $20,000 a year. In Grant's time it was $10,000 a year and in Taft's administration, it was raised to $75,000. Many members of Congress recently have advocated increasing the sum to $100,000.
On the "Job" Trail
--in Person
Representatives of the S. K. Swege Co. will visit the campus and interview seniors in the School of Business who are interested in the merits of the curriculum to a letter received by Prof H. A. Richardson from R. E. G. Forshee, of the Kresge personnel department, of the Kresge personnel department, enthusiastic over visiting your University as we have always found that a lot of your boys are interested in our proposition. Those who have with us as have proved quite satisfaction.
Those interested are advised to see Mr. Richardson at once and sign up for appointments for interviews.
by Swedish Bootlegger
Stockholm, Mich. (UP) - Using a wooden leg as an enclue for snuggled lejigors, a Stockholm rum runner long managed to elude the police. Although the authorities suspected him of importing illegally small quantity of explosives, he was found on his person after his many visits on board foreign ships.
Examine Negro Musicians
One day, however, the smugglier became involved in a fight on the deck and he took off his artificial nose. This carelessness cost him his freedom, because when he swung the improvised weapon in the air, a bottle fell
Have No More Musical Talent Than Whites
Washington. The popular theory that Negroes have greater intelligence hold when put to scientific test, reports Yale S. Nathanson of the University of Pennsylvania department of sociology. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, a magazine devoted to a study of the Americas.
The only respect in which Negroes show a rival advantage in music is in their use of rhyme. This is due to anatomical differences and the fact that they do not reorganize supernaturalness. Even in rhythm, supported to be the Negro's long suit, no difference was made.
The specific musical abilities tested were pitch, intensity, time, rhythm and beat. The music was very memory was there any marked difference and in this the negro groups showed more high and also more low groups. In the tests the negro group showed more very high and also more low groups.
The negro's greatest musical contribution is in the field of American folk music, but very simple, with a highly restricted musical span, endless repetition, devoid of specific theme, childish, and infinitive," wrote Professor Nathan.
Rotating Beacons Guide Flyers to Safe Landings
Cleveland—Rotating fans of vari-colored light such as will guide future aviators to safe landings at the airfield or at the Cleveland man airport.
The airport beacon, by rotating, reaches the pilot at any angle at which he may approach the field. Halfway there is a switch producing alternating flashes to distinguish the beacon from the brilliant lighting of parks, railroad yards or streets. High cannelower is used in lighting an approach fog possible as effectively as possible.
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow
The Bells that boom in the Spring, la-ta! Don't sound so sweet in the Fall, Ha! Ha!
Imported Goods
The Eldridge Pharmacy
"Just Married"
From Austria: Stationery of attractive colors and sizes
Anne Nichol's great successor to "Abie's Irish Rose"
From Italy: Cigaret cases and trinket boxes of genuine hand tooled Florentine leather.
Greatest of all banjo players Mean, Low Down and Hot
"FIDDLESTICKS"
PATTERSON
Saturday Dane and Arthur in "All at Sea"
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37c
75c
Rubbing Alcohol
--and
$1.00
Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic
67℃
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Energine Cleaner
23℃
85e
Johnson Wax
54c
50c
Zerbsts Capsules
39c
19c
30c Phenolax Wafers
60c
D. & R. Cold Cream
47c
60c Sal Hepatica
48c
50c
Jergens Lotion
37c
$1.00
Congress Playing Cards
79c
$1.00
42c
50c
Princess Pat Rouge
Marmola Tablets 89c
Ipana Tooth Paste
$1.00
32c
Mello Glo Face Powder
79c
$1.00 Gal.
Cleaners Naptha
49c
No. 1
Store
801 Mass, St.
Phone 20
Candy Specials
Two Stores SPECIALS
50c Peanut Crumbles . 29c
75c Jordan Almonds . 19c
1 lb. Rockwood Toasted
Chocolate Peanut Bar 29c
75c Chocolate Covered
Coolant Chews . 29c
50c Jumbo Salted
Peanuts . 29c
35 Spanish Brown
Salted Peanuts . 29c
English Fudge
1 lb. bar . 29c
Corner
Friday & Saturday
CUT PRICES ON
STANDARD MERCHANDISE
THAT SAVE YOU
MONEY
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Store
715 Mass, St.
Phone 17
U. R. E.
Aspirin
Tablets
Per 100
50c
Tobacco Dept.
Drug
10c Cigars, 3 for 25c
5c Cigars, 6 for 25c
120 lb Prince Albert
Tobacco 89c
$1.00 Lockitte Tobacco
Pouches 79c
$1.50 Gold Plated
Cigarette Lighter 98c
$2.50 Desk Lighter 81.29
15c Cigarettes, carton 81.37
Friday and Saturday Sale of Drugs and Toiletries
Two Live Gold Fish
In a Glass Globe with Seaweed Pebbles and Plants
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Starting Friday Morning as Long as they Last
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With a Purchase of One Tube of NYDENTA TOOTH PASTE at the Regular Price--50c
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Powder 42c
$150 Houbigant's
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$253 Treuier Taime
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$75e Love-Me Face
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$1 Davis Tale Powder 91c
$1 Principa Pat Face
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$1 Coty Talae Powder 97c
Shampoos - Tonics
Only One Outfit to a Customer
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50c Lara Ideal Shampoo 29c
$1 Mahdeen Tonic 79c
50c Gloe Dressing 38e
11/2 Bc Castle Soap 25c
50c Packer's Liquid
Shampoo 28e
$1 Danderine Hair
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Creams - Lotions
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50c Woodbury's Cream 29c
65c Pondle's Cold Cream 47c
$1 Fitches Lemon
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60p Pompelian Cream 47c
60 Hopper's Cream 49c
60r Cornhuskens Lotion 24c
25c Hand Brush and Four 10c Cakes Jergen's Violet Glucerine or Almond Cocoa Soap. Handbrush and Soap—
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50c Williams Shaving
Cream 37c
35c Palmolive Shaving
Cream 28c
$1 Rubberset Shaving
Brush 69c
35c Mela Shaving
Cream 26c
$1 Line Vegetale 26c
50c Durham Duplex
Blades * 38c
$5 Gillette Razor,
New Style $2.79
50c Nice Shaving
Cream 46c
65c Barbasol 49c
$1.00 Coty Compact
$1.00 Coty Powder
$2 Value
8Qc
$1.00 3-Flower Perfume
75c Box Face Powder
$1.75 Value
75c
75c Mad Cap Rouge
75c Mad Cap Powder
$1.50 Value
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Sundries
$6 Electric Heating
Pad ... $4.98
75c Rubber Gloves ... 39c
150 Hot Water Bottle
2 qts... 98c
0 Whisk Broom ... 18c
25 Rubber Sponge ... 18c
75c Household Rubber
Aprons ... 29c
50c Bicycle Playing
Game ... 38c
50t Tooth Brush
In a case ... 38c
$1.75 Single Flair
Compact ... 79c
75c
Vicks Vapo Rub
54c
65c Mistol Spray 49c
25c
Feenamint Gum
19c
50c
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98c
$1.50
Petrolagan No. 1, 2, 3
Pepsodent Tooth Paste
34c
50c
Non Spi
37c
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30c
Bromo Quinine
19c
$1.20
Bayers Aspirin
80c
50c
Kolynos Tooth Paste
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36℃
$1.00
Squibbs Mineral Oil
79c
65c
$1.00
Gillette Blades
60c
Neet Depilitory
49c
$1.00
Bordons Malted Milk
59c
75c
Welches Grape Juice 59c
59c
60g
Squibbs Dental Cream 36c
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