WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1937
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Mitchell Returns From Conference on Student Union
University Delegate Make Statement of Purpose of New Campus Institution
K. U's representative at the eight annual conference of the Association of College and University Union, which he attended in Dec. 1,3, was U. G. Mitchell, professor of mathematics. "It got a better job when I met him over the country, what they have done and what the possibilities of the job are," he said. Mitchell after his return to Lawrence.
Professor Mitchell was impressed with the fact that there are 32 Americas, and that among them are 40 colleges and universities represented at the four conferences from southern California to the Atlantic coast, including a representa-
The Oxford Union was organized in 1823, Mr. Gladstone was presided over by a number of known Englishmen have been officers Lord Churchill, Mr. Beyer Lord Macleod and others.
University unions organized in Engl-
land. The first student union started at Cambridge University in 1815 Three prominent Englishmen are com--
mitted in the British House of Lords Lord Langstone, Sir Edward Alderson and Sir Fredric Pollock.
Houston hall at the University of Pennsylvania, the first American university to have a union, was opened in 1920. It is now the book issued by the Iowa Memorial Union, was to provide on the campus for the students of the university, and the members of the union and amusement except athletes. The use of the building has steadily increased so that there were approx. 450 members throughout its doors in the past year.
The Harvard Union was given in 1899. Others followed so that there are now unions at the university and colleges in Illinois, Cornell and many others.
"The present generation of students at K. U., does not seem to be well acquainted with university life, but is familiar with the school said. In explaining the general idea of the union he said, "Most of the places special groups and organizations. The union is organized to serve the special groups and organizations. The union is organized to serve the special groups and organizations. It is most of the universities the union is the center of social activities in so many areas as education, recreation and catering, lounge rooms, ball rooms, Y. W. and Y. W. C. A. headquarters, as well as barber shops."
Professor Mitchell resalled how in former years, the university's enlisted students needed some $40 each, paying it at $10 a year. "We're thinking about how we can get our building," she says. "The students should be promoted. In other universities the union means a center for innovation."
The Oklahoma Aagile sophomore team in women's hockey tournament defeated the senior team 2 to 1, and the second team won the title of the tourney. The 11 members of the winning team will be awarded a scholarship with WCU for their bursary and members of the other class team will get 100 points. From the other two teams, the players patted in the tournament 11 girls will be chosen for places on the honor women's hockey team of the Oklahoma State University.
Fabrics of Character go into our clothes
Yes, we remodel and alter clothes.
Suiting You
That's My Business
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
Mass. St. at 917
In order to increase the populacity of Children's Books as Christmas gifts we offer our entire selection of high Class juveniles at
Children's Books
10% reduction
Display of Public School Art Work Is on Exhibit
Book Nook 1021 Mass.
A traveling exhibition of public school art work has been received by the department of design. This display is put out by the american Prairie Canyon College and is based on work representing art study through the grades and high schools in different parts of the country. The arrangements for surface patterns, single sine curve, greeting cards, auspicious ink and rays are the mediums used in the mountains. The latter part of this week the exhibit will be forwarded to Kansai University.
Recital Tickets on Sale
Tau Sigma Will Give Program of Dancing Jan. 4
Tau Sigma recital tickets go on sale today at the Tau Sigma drug store located at 1300 W. 56th St. Tau Sigma recital is scheduled for Jan. 4, and is one of the few activities before examinations.
The first part of the program represents a shop where doles are on sale. Each doll is anxious to be sold and so gives all her thoughts to give them to others. The final is a type of lazzy dance by all the dolls who strive to
The Blue Danube Waits which is the feature of the second part of the series, are held in the waters of the blue Danube river. A wave-like motion is carried throughout the entire舞场. The central bell-shaped ballbell by the entire security dressed in fluffy white clothes and carrying a white muff, is the centerpiece.
Rehearsal will continue up to the last minute before Christmas vacation, and the dress rehearsal will be held the two days before the racial.
Send the Daily Kansun home.
Vespers' Speaker Finds Same Ideals
(Continued from note 1)
five schools where Middlesboro music
taught have been owned.
It is the hone of Miss Tayaras that during the next ten years, they will have a new object in view that Miss Tayaras came to America to study mass education. We asked for her solution of the world problem, and she said, "When women are united as wives, mothers, and sisters, men can be on man, then has man on woman. If we would only remember that we are united, we could establish world peace."
**Women's Education Favored**
Speaking at the Y. M. A. C., mason,
she was introduced by truly educated
the fact that she is in favor of educating the women
rather than the men, because women
have such a great influence on men.
She will be a good politician but this she refused to do.
After the conclusion of Miss Tague's afternoon address she sang a song,
over 8,000 years old which is
Sandhu Introduces Speaker
Miss Tagore was introduced by Randib S. Sandi, a native of India, who is attending the medical school at Rosedale. Mr. Sandi said that Miss Tagore her family has been known in India for the past 1200 years. Her grandfather was a great reverent, much to an internationally known artist.
As a part of the afternoon program,
Helen Bean, fa 28, accompanied by
Dorothy Elow, fa 59, using "Alah"
and "Come Home!" by Willey.
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LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Excavated
1975 Mass.
DR. FLORENCIA DARROW
Automatic Physician. Calls answered. Owner's Drig. Phone 2327
A HAPPY SOLUTION
for your
Christmas Shopping
Problem
A Lifetime
SHEAFFER
Pen or Pencil
will please anybody.
Be sure to see the display in the window of the DOUGLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
and then buy your set at
Rankin's Drug Store
Handy for Students
11th & Mass.
Phone 678
1340 Ohio St.
If you have it only because you've been eating
from the only student Cafe with a Red Ses
saw award.
That 'certain feeling' of satisfaction that follows the eating of a well-cooked, well-served meal?
Have You Been Missing-in the Auditorium (hoping that for one time it will not be necessary to hang out the S. R, O, sign.)
Why not begin making this Cafe your regular eating place? Let us fill you up so and mother can enjoy it. And you should be certainly looking filled! Do we know, that you would like to information to know that we had done our part.
Come in and let us help you make your choice.
Before the Holidays—
For Christmas Gift Selection—
Jayhawk Cafe
Candy,
Cigars,
Pipes,
Lighters,
Cigarette Case
Group to Have Banquet
Lappa Beta Christmas Dinner Will Be Dec. 16
The eleventh annual Kappa Beta Christmas banquet will be held at the Christian church Friday evening at 7 p.m. Attendees and patrons have been invited to attend and arrangements are being made to talk about one hundred years of the university.
Decorations and favors will carry out the idea of Christmas and a winter scene. The banquet a program must include, as well as Macley, c28s in charge. A harborage, entitled "Louddowns on the floor," will be the main feature of the program.
RENT-A-FORD CO.
916 Mass. Phone 653
Louisiana State University is without three varsity football players and five other students because these men generally are brought to the heads of 500 freshmen.
Appreciate Your Business
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We Invite Comparison
Quality - Finish - Comfort
Prices no higher
J. B. Lowell Shoe Shop
17 West St
3 doors west of innes Hackman
OMAHA HAT WORKS Shining Parlor
Samples
717 Mass.
Specialists in Personal Appearance
Tel. 255
On the Hill - near Bricks Downtown 924 1-2 Mass. Phone 1256
We clean all kinds of bats, both Ladies' and Graets'. We reebak and reshape any shape of bat! we charge the inner or the outer material. We also clean this material used. Prices are more than at other shops.
Bring your gift problems to us. Our abundant stocks, our helpful service will iron away all your worries making your Christmas as merry as the ones you secure gifts for.
Opportunity
Sweaters    8.355 to 210.00
Muffers    1.50 to 5.00
Neckwear    .75 to 3.00
Silk Hosiery    .25 to 1.00
Wool or silk and wool hoseiery    .29 to 2.25
Bathrobes    .900 to 1.500
Dress shirts    .190 to 5.00
Silk Robes    15.00 and 17.50
Handkerchiefs, fancy    .19 to 2.00
Gloves, lined leather    1.75 to 8.50
Leather and Sheep Coats    9.38 to 15.00
SkofStadS
May Santa Bring Clarified Athletics at K. U.
Santa Says:
Some Store for Students
Attend
It's Smooth Sledding for Christmas Shoppers At This Store For Men
Comes to those who are prepared
LAWRENCE
Business College
Lawrence, Kansas.
PUTTING PAVLOVA TO SHAME-
WHAT?
WHEN?
The Annual Tau Sigma Dancing Recital.
January 3rd—the second night after the Christmas holidays.
WHERE?
Convention necessitates the misnomer, "Tau Gaia Dancing Recital." If you know what the ad-writer knows, you would agree that a real honest-to-godness name would be, "A Midnight's Night Dream."
A Good Old Picture Show Price
FIFTY CENTS
ALL OVER THE WORLD
From Czecho-Slovakia we have colorful pottery in single pieces and sets from 50c up. So interesting and foreign.
China and Japan with
their wooden and pottery
novelties and tea sets
and incense burners.
ers. up.
Treasures from all over the seven seas are here, for you to choose in a few moments. The best place is in searching. The aluring glass of ancient Venice, mirroring the magic of her silks and gowns, has been perfumed. Perfumes from France—the finest in the world—provide colorful pottery to brighten our tables. From every country come the choice实用 kitchenware, home or, as gifts of exotic affair, Genuine Irish table linen and abreast of linen napkins.
The
Christmas Store
France with her finest of perfumes and gloves, of course. Single bottles of perfumes of the finest; also sets. $1 to $15.
See our Imported 3-piece Dresser Set in 3 styles, and several panel bedroom shades. As well as the original set, you can also