TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Foreign Scholarships Offered to American Students in Research
International Exchange System
Opeas Way for Work in
Several Countries
A limited number of foreign study fellowships and scholarships are offered under the international student program at the University of Education to American students who wish to study abroad. These fellowships are established as an international exchange in appreciation of those of American colleges to the nationals.
The general requirements for eligibility are that a candidate applying for one of these fellowships must:
1. Be a citizen of the United States or one of its possessions.
2. At the time of making the application be a graduate of a college university, or professional school of recognition standing.
3. Be a good moral character, have intelligent ability, and suitable personal qualities.
4. Present a certificate or other evidence of good health.
5. Possess ability to do independent study and research
6. Have a practical reading, writing, and speaking knowledge of the language of instruction in the particular country.
Open to Both Men and Women
These opportunities are open to men and women. Preference in training is based on age, with 30 years of age. The applicants must have sufficient money of their own to cover traveling, vacation, and incident costs. A minimum allowance a reduction in steamship rates to the fellows and scholars, and in some instances free visas may be required.
Several fellowships covering board, lodging and tuition are offered at the College of Education change. These fellowships are available for study at the institutions of higher learning in Vienna. Applications must be submitted on or before December 31.
One Offered in Czecho-Slovakia
The Czecho-Slovakian minister of
foreign affairs, Mr. Roberts,
15,000 Czecho-Slovakian crows
which approximately cover room
32,000 square meters.
Places Also Open in Germany
The Minister of Public Instruction and the University of France offer students an opportunity to change, a number of scholarships covering board, lodging and tuition expenses.
The German universities have established a number of fellowships covering board, lodging and tuition. These include the University of Berlin, Brehau, Cologne, Frankfurt, Gießen and others. Scholarships are also offered for foreign students.
Scholarships are also offered for study in Hungary and Switzerland.
In addition to these scholarships and institutes of international education, the University offers Service fellowships for advance study in French universities and scholarships.
Shaying Protest Filed
Seattle, Washington—At the University of Washington, the president of the sophomore class expressed the belief that whitlers should not be shaved for any reason and that dates for the graduation will have to be recounting men to shake, for the sake of feminine companionship for one evening.
Director of National Advertising for Scripps-Howard Didn't Know "Much About Advertising" at K. U.
Because "the didn't know much about advertising and not much about anything else," William T. Carly, AB, 1B, not director of the national ad agency Kodak, told Howard newspapers, was made business manager of the Daily Kansas in 1914, according to Andrew Graves in an issue of the Strips' Howard News.
"That was the reason," explains Mr. Huckabee, who is head of the journalism department at the University of Kansas, when he addressed reporters last week. "I thought that Bill's inclusion and capacity for hard work were better qualifications than previous newswriters."
"But it wasn't Bill's ignorance about advertising and things in general. Mr Graves wrote, "that pat man who was the chief informant of national advertising copy for 25 Scripsis-Howard newspaper. When the concern was over how to verify his verifying director, they were obliged 'o pick out a man with comprehensive
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Kansas will travel to Washington in a special train to see Senator Bob Ritter and Herbert Hoover president on Mar. 4. Announcement of a special train on the Santa Fe has been made by the state Department of State; activities are in charge of Charles P. Pelosi. Induced rates are being given to and from the inauguration.
The 1922 annual number of Kansas Municipalities, containing reports of the 20th convention of the League of Kansas Municipalities, has just come from the press. The magazine is in the league's office in Fraser hall.
Theta Tau, engineering fraternity announces the pledging of Gilmore Mitchell, e32, and l. L. Tyson, e30, Lawrence; Tom Long, e31, Wilihua; Rusell Straight, e31, Bartlesville, Okeh and George Hughes, e20, Topka
Several pictures of present students and recent graduates of the University are a feature of the January number of the Graduate Maulemaigned student council, Charles Haines, presidents respectively of the Women's Self Governing Association and the Man's Student Council, are the students, "Lonl Grady, Bates Huffaker and Viggins are also represented." of class "2" are represented.
The engagement of Anna-Marie Nelson, A. B. 28, of Auburn, Neb., and Delph C. Simons, A. B. 25, Law-
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After having been graduated from the University of Kansas in 1916 Cady worked as an advertising manager for Macy's, and later as interim manager of the Lawrence Journal World. He followed these positions by a particularly active period when he published, reprinted, and distributed articles and "general kindness" of the Freedom Herald which he bought during the war. Later he achieved prominence on some of the larger journals of the day. He was called to Cleveland, Ohio, to become national advertising manager of the Cleveland Press. In 1928 he took over the direction of the Netspire National Advertising Department.
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rence, was announced Feb. 2, by Mr. and Mrs. C, O. Nolan, precede of the bride-to-be. The wedding will be held at the home of the bride, Fri. 16.
The University Women's Club will give a party, for the men of the faculty Tuesday evening, Feb. 19, in the Union building.
The appearance of Michea Elmunt violinist, scheduled for Feb. 26, on the campus of Cornell University, changed to April 10 because of the inability of the artist to arrange concerts conducting dates and connections communications with her musicians coming in the series on Feb. 16, the postponed date is looked on as favorites according to Dean D. S. Swartout,
Announcements
The Men's Glee Club will meet at Green Hill gallery at 8:30 to go in motorcycle to Leicester. Turder will be more
Prof. Engous Christy, director
The regular meeting of the Clerical Union is postponed until next Tuesday due to recruitment. Practice will be resumed next Tuesday at 5:00 in the high school auditorium when new students are given out and new staff comfortered.
Dean D. M. Swarthout
and selling second-hand booksth this week
The W, S, G. A. book exchange,
third floor Watson library, is buying
Lucille Carman, manager
The band will meet Wednesday.
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