THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1937
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE FIVT
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Delegations Swell Registration for Music Convention General Session to Begin Tomorrow Morning; Annual Banquet in Evening
"The Kansan State Music Teacher's Association for this year promises to be the largest ever held at the University of Kansan," said D. M. Sworthhunt, dean of the Fine Arts school of the University, today. "The exceptionally fine weather and the excellent care brought many people in their cars."
The entire faculty of the Fine Arts school of the Kansas State Teachers College of Hays, registered for the convention this morning, Boretal college of Newton has sent a large delegation and a large number of faculty and students have come from Baker University at Baldwin.
Concert Tomorrow Night
Sessions in Central Adj
at 8:30 p. m. Friday there will be a
a concert given by members of the
Association in Praiser hall, which will
be broadcast by station KKCU. The
Beginning Friday morning at 9 a.m., a general session will be held in the auditorium of central Administration building. There will also be a business meeting presided over by Kansas Federation of Music Clubs.
In the afternoon a session for the discussion of public school music and dance will be held with Witherpoon of Chicago, will speak on "Common Sense in Singing." Following this session the guest will be given to Wieldemann's Tea Room.
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Organ: Finale form the First Symphony
Lowes University, University of Kansas, Law
School, in Native Worth.
Hughes
At Night (Vianetia of India) Warata Water
Burrow (Vianetia of India) Warata Water
Cinereal for Three Volumes with Piano
Music and Acoustic Tones.
Miss Farnett Robinson
Assistant Director, Education,
University of Kansas, Lawrence
(School) When I listen Have to be the
Well
Vocal Coach (Lewisburg)
Miss H. A. Mathers
Assistant Director, Education,
University of Kansas, Lawrence
(School) When I listen Have to be the
Well
Vocal Coach (Lewisburg)
Miss H. A. Mathers
Assistant Director, Education,
University of Kansas, Lawrence
(School) When I listen Have to be the
Well
Vocal Coach (Lewisburg)
Winner
Miss Roth Rourkes, with the choreo
2 Vibration
Winner
Marcia Lovelace-Lutton with the choreo
3 Vibration
Marcia Lovelace-Lutton with the choreo
4 Vibration
Dance (Will Goyse)
Hugh Atherton, Director, of the
Southwestern College, Wintfield
Courtney Harbottle
Harbottle
On The Sea
Mark Atherton
Gedident to Miss Monroe()
Mountain Garrison
Nathan Yosminen
Mountain Garrison
Piano Solos: The Melodies of A Piano
(Oreille)
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1. am *surbake Out Load*
2. learn The Lesson and The Complicating
3. 4 I Wonder Why?
After Midnight Goat
The Tag Cinema
The Tag Cinema
Take from the Vienna Woods Stemmackham
Goto Fischer, Municipal University, Weichba
La Traviata *a Lost Leaf*从《Traviata》
Miss Helen Snow, College of Emporia
1. Minute from Quartet No. 2
Moan
(et)
B. Pinoi (Helene F. Querrey)
G. Papadimitriou
Via Franca, Rome
Virginia Presbyterian College
F. J. Jeblik, 2nd violin
Mrs. Karenet Patchel and
Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia
Seven to Dallas Meeting
Faculty Members Take Part in Convention
The National Educational Association will hold its mid-winter meeting at Dallas, Texas, from Feb. 20 to 23. The convention will be directed to the secretary of the School of Education. The convention will be divided into four general groups—general sessions, discussion groups, meetings and workshops, high school conferences. Extensive plans have been made for the entertainment of the large number of delegates who will attend, representing five states of the United States.
Dr. Raymond A. Schwegler, dean of the School of Education, will leave Friday morning in order to be present at a symposium on Other professors of the School of Education who will attend are: Dr. F. P. Oblenn, Dr. H. P. Smith, Dr. Earl Anderson, Dr. Walter Robinson, Anderson, Dr. C. Lahman, and Dr. J. W. Twente.
The list of speakers will include a number of nationally known men, among whom are Frank Bruce, editor of the American School Board Journal, Dr. George D. Strayer, of Columbia University, and United States commissioner of education, Sept. 1, W. J. Gwans of Hutchinson will also be one of the speakers.
Louis F. Miller, ph. c21, is in the retail furniture business at Dodge City.
R. O. T. C. to Vote for Honorary Colonel Soon
Major J. R. Cygon of the department of R. O. T. C., last week announced that the election for honorary colonel would take place soon. The nomination of women for the position was announced in April. An election of the most popular woman by the vote of the entire unit is held each spring. All members of the R. O. T. C. are urged to nominate for the coming election.
Marjorie Stauffar, e27, a member of Chi Omega cosvacity and major in the United States military, was born in temporary colonel for the past year. Mimi Stauffar will take an important part in the Military Ball, which is held each spring by the R.
Southwestern Miller Editor Calls Industry Progressive in State
Sosland Tells Business School Students Field Requires
Economists
"Kavans and the southwest as a whole have many of the finest mills in the world," said Samuel Scotland, editor of the Southwestern Miller, in response to an article about the School of Business at the Delta Sigma Pi House lab 9164.
"Royers are no longer waiting for their flour, but the milks are seeking their sales. The largest baking corporation in America today purchases four for 108 bakeries, about 4,000,000 bakeries a year. Now, in dealing with the outstanding problems of this industry, I feel that my occupation is that of a news collector and writer of the trade of this industry.
"The successful miller must be a first class merchant, an able manufacturer, a banker and a student of economics. Climate conditions in one country effect the market throughout the world. Many makers recently board rumors that Priceline CoachingEdge and McNary Management, a sport in buying of your developed. Thus, the miller must keep abreast of the world's business." "With more machinery than ever employed in asking, the demands of flour bayers are more exacting, and no mill is complete without the
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"How, then, shall competitive conditions be improved?" This is the miller's question. You are well aware that many other industries are pondering about the same lines, but statistics show that the number of firms with an MBA has been since 1920. Efforts are under way to bring about greater uniformity in
cost accounting and to disfurber the sale of flour on any basis except in current level of wheat.
A short business instance of the School of Business, conducted by Hal Perrin, bus72, president, was held immediately after the process.
"Institutions such as your School of Business may need to cater this end by promoting understanding. That is the need."
ALL good resolutions start, and often end. "... beginning tomorrow". But commence the Shredded Wheat habit tomorrow and the chances are your grandson will still be carrying on. For Shredded Wheat is that kind of a food; rich in all the body-building, mind-stimulating whole wheat elements you need—and rich in captivating flavor, too.
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Prof. H. P. Cady will give a talk in "Liquid Air" Wednesday evening at a meeting of the Parent-Teachers group at Woodland school in Lawrence.
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