FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1998 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN PAGE FIVE Students Scout Eastern States for Corn Borer University Entomologists Spend Summer Working on Corn Pest Research Ten K. U, men, majors or graduates in entomology, spent the greater part of the summer working for the federal government in search of the corn borer. The following persons represent the research work: Glen Pattow, Howard Dorn, Ralph Mathes, Bernard Lisson, Sam Dews, Cherrifo Hennessey, c;20 John Deal, Leonard Tuttle, c;21 Paul Ounn, c;29 and Ralf Martin, These men, with nearly 600 other college men, met in Tolosan, Ohio, July 9, where they attended a government school for a week, and learned how to recognize the corn borer. The corn borer moth had just laid her eggs at this time, so the men were taught to find the eggs as well as the corn borer. Crews Cover Many States At the end of the school the students divided into cruses of three, one of the men acting as a foreigner, one of the girls acting as a cheerleader, Chevroleters or Ford for the states of West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. The work carried on was that of scouting. The men would go to counties where the corn borer had been found to see if the insect had spread. This scouting allows the government to quarantine infected crops. Potter worked for a while in West Virginia, but he transferred to Texas where he is now scouting for the pink boll worm. Dorest seek the summer in several counties in Ohio, finding the corn borer very plentiful there. Mathes worked in a corn borer laboratory in Monroe, Mich., during the summer, but he is in the Texas at present. Lisson did scouting for the bink ball worm of Texas. Some Work in Lake States Dewey activates for a crew for a two state men, did special scouting in Lake County, IL, near the canning factories to see if the corn borer was being carried on corn in that part of the country. No trace of the borer in the field. Hoffman, another foreman, and his crew found five districts infested with the corn borer in Wheeseing. W. V. Deil, foreman, with two statemen seated in the townships along Lake Huron's coast, cabin, but they found no corn borer. Tuttili, also a forenman, reported to have found the borer thickly infecting eastern Ohio. He stayed there three weeks, and even visited County, Ind., where the insects were not so numerous. Ocean and Martin, each a forenman, appeared central Illinois to Tuttili. Those who planned to re-enact action came back about Sept. 15. He Won Too Often Oct. 12–(UP) – For 18 consecutive weeks Ewell Shiftfelt first prize at a charity party in Forres Hall. Then he garnered over to another charity affair looking for more bridge tables to conquer. And Ewell conquest. For eight more weeks he copied first honors. It got so you could set Ewell after he "doubled and redoubled time after time and still be cane out ahead. One second, you knew he was guarded and he was reported to the police. When detectives visited Shifter's room they found a complete outfit for faking score cards identical with those used at the tournaments, Ewell's secret was out and they took him to jail. Today's the Day: Chris Landed 436 Years Ago It was just 438 years ago today that Columbus' little boat terminated and he found that the ends of the boat were splitting himself, the birds were singing sweetly, the flowers were in fall bloom and it was windy—just as it is on the shore. In describing the "Endian," Mr. Chris Comboba said, "They all go completely naked, they are well made, have fine shapes, and short hats that in course of time will be worn on the ship in canoes mode of the trunk of a single tree trunk wrought in a wonderful number, some of them large enough to contain 40 or 50 men. They rowed with an our like a baker's pool and wonderfully Indians painted them; we paint now. They pliated their canoes at Plymouth, while we have to confuse our neighbors. Other warriors of the muddy Kaw. Use Kansaft Want Ads. A list of 89 names of students who are allowed an unlimited number of cuts has been announced by the deans of the various colleges at the Spracca University. It is required that students maintain at least a "B" average their first two years at college to earn this honor. New Plan Devised at N. U. All Freshman Candidates Take Part in Practice Lirechna, Neh. Oct. 5—A unique freshman football plan has been divided by Herbert Gish, director of athletics at the University of Nebraska. The purpose is to give every student a debate part in the connection. A sound of thirty-five men will be chosen for the team coach. Five teams will be formed from the rest. The coaches will be selected in this way every man will have an opportunity to display his skill in regular competition and there will be a large success. An effort will be made to put represente- tives from one locality the gather on the same team as they have worked with them in many cases, with each other in many cases. These teams will each play six games to determine the league championship, on making a good showing to these games will be transferred to the varsity squad, while any other group will be put into a league team. 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