MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28.1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Neanderthal Race Was Direct Ancestor of Modern Man, Says Noted American Anthropologist
(Telecom Service)
London, Nov. 28—That Neanderthal man was a direct ancestor of modern man, and not merely a ride shot from the evolutionary stern, is evident in the ability by Dr. Alex Hurlickle, noted American anthropologist, Speaking here this evening on the occasion of the award to him of the Huxley Memorial Anthropological Society, Doctor Hurlickle called in question the widely accepted belief that this ancient, low-browed race was a people apart from modern human life, and was entirely extinct for thousands of years, lamen race, leaving no descendants.
While emphasizing the necessity for much further excavation and sequestration, we should also present the collection of skulls, bones and implements, Doctor Hodikin insisted. "We have a record of data now in hand sufficient to contend可靠 doubts on present widely accepted theories."
In geological sequence, in his relation to the animals among which he lived and which supplied his food, in his choice and use of shelters and nests, in their behavior all in his biome structure. Neanderthal man fits into the evolution.
Nebulium. Strange "Element" of Orion Clouds Proves to Be Nitrogen and Oxygen Mixture
seen in the crucial matter of skull shape and promotion. Doctor Hirschla pointed out. Namedetrial man is often known as an artisan man as we commonly use. The more typical skulls do display marked characteristics, such as a large, heavy eyebrow and a heavy eyebrow crown reineminent of the gorilla, a jaw very massive but lacking in clinch, and a very primitively developed brain. Such evolution can be found skulls that depart from the type. One shows a higher enamel arch, and has eyebrow coverage. A lower eyebrow displays a remarkably "human" tenderness in the shins of the upper jaw and palate, and so on. These disparities indicate that evolution was actively at work in the race, and that it was not a fixed and static type which remains unchanged,
jury picture. In his beginnings, he grades into the little known races that traveled blue, and at his end the bigger races. Then, at the latter known races that followed.
(Science Service)
Pacadena, Calif., Nov. 28—Bella lima, the strange "element" that has been supposed to exist in each body cell of all known organisms, is the star group of Orion, seems to be nothing but oxygen and nitrogen, or which we take in about a pint every time we breathe. This is the ominous ingredient of Orion's Brite Laboratory of Physics here.
Following the discovery of helium, first as a strange line in the spectrum of the sapphire, and then as an apoptotic group of lines was found in the spectrum of some of the rubellus, it was thought to be due to certain elements, it was thought that the strange lines of helium were to an element as yet undcooked.
Doctor Bowen's studies now indicate, however, that these lines are more resistant to nitrogen, of which the air is chiefly composed, but in what is termed the "metabolite state." While in the lab, they have been used to be induced to enter this state, they ordinarily return to the ocular environment by bumping into another atom or the
walls of the tube. In the nobula, however, the pressure is very low, probably much lower than the lowest terrestrial vacuum, which means that the atoms are not so crowded. They are therefore less apt to bump into each other, and the walls of the tube are smaller. The walls of the atoms remain longer in the metamaterials, and finally return to the normal condition provided by the Bose calculation. If the impaction, right would be given off at the wavelength
Doctor Boen reported his conclusions recently to the British science magazine Nature. In a later article, Prof. A. Powder, a leading Ensign of the Royal Air Force, said that the evidence, on the whole, "appears to be in favor of My, Boen's suggestions." He also suggests that one of the lines, in the part of the spectrum just beyond the red end, is where most of the light comes on, on the side toward the visible spectrum. If astronomers can discover this in the spectrum photo modules, it would be strong evidence in favor of Doctor Boen's views.
The titerary and the personalism of the Carolina Playmakers has been completed. A group of 15 students and professors will be on the tour from Nov. 12 to 25. While gone the Playmakers will play in New York on Nov. 18 and 19 they have also played with other students at a special Sunday performance on Nov. 20 in their theater at the college. The plays included in the tour will be "Suffragette Outwats," "Litimated Shakespeare" "Fisk's," and "On Dixon Porch."
Twenty-five special trained teams were used to carry 8000 Minnesota students to Ann Arbor, Mich. for the Michi-gan Minnesota football game.
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on a cartridge-riser to their home coming game, the freshman at Indiana University pinned two teams from their rumber and played a game of football at night under the glare of sunscreens as part of a rep-ally which was attended by more than four thousand students and alumni.
A now ruling has been passed at Northwestern University that all dates must be in at 12:30 shark.
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Two articles written by Paul A. Wiley and Harve O'Brien, president of the magazine, have been published in recent numbers of the magazine, Psychological Review. The September issue of the magazine contains "The Drive of a Neglected Trait," and the Studies at the Guild." The two articles have been reviewed by ten men, who are located in this part of the country are given. Also, the results of some other studies are challenged.
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"Numerous attempts have been made to measure general character. General character is measured by energy and amenable to measurement and quantitative description. Although occasionally re-reaction, most experiments have often to be the sum total of rather closely related specific criteria for a given character in, if this latter concept be adhered to, similar to that encountered in measuring general intuitions.
The article deals with the results of training a number of children with generally used character tests. The results of the administration of these tests to sifted children are also repeated and that the population that most of the generally used tests are available measures.
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Waffler has beautiful memories. He doesn't batten, when company comes in, because he always happens to pull his car out. But there is a good reason why Waffler is so uneasy. He works in a good position of culture and white chickens' gluttony, and his eyes are more focused than most people. Waffler is a button baby who thinks which him waxy evening will see if a little girl
Sports team have been chosen by the women of Northeast University as a means of interclass connection.
The name Wallet rather implies something good, directly. With *Wish* and *So much*, he looks like "so maddly!" life is a coming little failure but his huge hopes may be long-lived. My kids.
Waffles in a good watch dish. He keeps his wedge wide even all the time and colorfully adorns it all inconvenient. In fact, he has been cursed because he was shirtless.
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Fair Motorists in Distress Aided in Their Dire Necessity by Gallant Young College Man
Down the street came a large new incident filled with women—women enough to fill two such cars. Each woman held an unpacked trunk. An atmosphere of mercurial prevailed for they were returning to work. Many women were not away for some other time.
One of the women suggested that some one of them get out and predeed to crank the ear bopping that some hero would walk by and offer
Suddenly the car stopped! The driver was at her wits end. What should she do? She stepped on the steering wheel, and he turned the motor. "Oh," I remember Daddy told me to have the battery charged," she said, "I can't crack the thing."
Scene two was halt at the extremes front position of the sodium. Those two fell, and a dog in a dirt dress, chiffon heon, and satiral attempts to crush the man.
She held the crank as if it were a dead mouse, as she attempted to resume the car from the drunkman's drift.
At last the cap rolled to the ground and, because there was no other place for it to an she fitted the crack into
the right position. As also pretended to turn it, the knight appeared and offered to crank the cur. Such an motion he received! As he turned the crank time after time with the knight he mutilated. "Something's wrong."
"Do you have your spark re terned?"
"Have you plenty of gas?" exasperated.
"Yes," more timidly.
"Is your ignition on?" grulfy.
"No-o-o, I mean it wasn't. It is new thouh."
Once again he turned the crank
This time the motor started. He
wavenly moved it was to the dis-
trusted problems.
After the crank had been placed inside and everything was in readiness, the wives came out. The women each in a different manner expressed their gratitude to their husbands.
"Oh, that's all right. Glad to do it." he replied.
Mid-Semester Initiation Held by Chi Delta Sigma
As the car started with a jerk and gradually moved out of sight, the have swerved softly to himself.
"She knew carried well she couldn't break that arm!"
Cbi Delta Signa fraternity hold a mid-seminar invitation at the chamber house Sunday, Nov. 20, for three upperclassmen, Lewis David, e50; Stuart Tiedoeh Ediger, c20; Larry Kenneth Cheesey, e50; Minneapolis.
A number of alumni members who were in Lawrence for the Homecoming event and the reception which was held is the afternoon in honor of the initiatives.
Send the Daily Ransan home.
The freshmen of the University of Vermont won the freshman-soaphorne Olympics and with it the right to display their little green cap. A elephants, a pumphail contest, races, oaring and wrestling matches were a art of the contest. The final score 871, 671, and soaphorne 749.
Students at the University of Oklahoma, or purchasing student activity tickets, may attend 60 events, including all athletic contests, musical programs, plays and lectures for only $15 per person, or only 10 cents for each event.
Professor Realey Called Home by Mother's Death
Profess, Charles H. Realey, of the department of history, went to college in Wilmington, Delaware, last week by the death of his father.
He will not be able to resume his class work until Monday, Oct. 12 and his class will begin on Wednesday to Professor Hobbs head of the department of history.
Students of the law school at the University of Indiana have announced their intentions of wearing a tie to "theinnermost" cowboy hat.
Crown eyes straightened without the iris.
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Only twenty-some more days until Christmas will be here.
Our Christmas goods are arriving daily and you can make your selection now. Remember that the early shopper gets the pick of the stock.
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When you send your suit to us for Valetaria service it not only is pressed—it is shaped. The illustration shows how the collar is pressed and shaped on our special Valetaria collar press. The shoulders, the upper chest and the arm (or skirt) are similarly pressed—each on a special press that shapes the garment, just as was done when it was made.
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If you've been reading The Saturday Evening Post you know about Valeriee's the remarkable new service that shapes and presses the clothes.
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that we are opening the very first Valeteria shop in this city—in fact, one of the very first in the whole United States.
We have spoken of this service as "new"—yet it is not new, for without realizing it, perhaps, you have actually been benefiting from this service for years.
Before that suit you are now wearing left the hands of the maker, it was pressed—but not in the way one ordinarily thinks of clothes being pressed. Actually, it was shaped.
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A shirt is worn for a day or two, becomes a bit soiled about the cubs—and you have it laundered. But have you ever stopped to think that outer clothes become similarly sipped—even though the grit and grime are invisible? You should have your clothes dry cleaned often. If you're missing your clothes let us clean them, too. We have complete modern equipment for this purpose.
The collar was specially pressed and shaped on a collar press; the shoulders on a shoulder press; the coat on forming presses (two of them); and the trouser on a trouser press—or, in the case of skirts, on a skirt press.
And the moves famaous the label—Hart, Schaffner & Mars, Hickey-Fresman, Kupfermann—the greater likelihood that the parment was finished by this method which combined shaping with the pressing.
It is this service which your clothes received when they were tailored that is brought to you for the first time by our Valetaria shop.
Not only do we smooth your clothes — we shape them, restoring their original lines and style. Your apparel doesn't require pressing so often; it keeps its shape longer. Coats, cloats, suits, skirts—all respond equally to this better service. Certainly who takes personal pride in their appearance will want this service. Telephone us today. We will call at once and deliver just as promptly.
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