SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1988
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Inferiority Complex
Hinders Colored Race,
Prof. Nutting Thinks
Blacks Make as Good Grades as Whites When Footing Is Equalized
(Public Service)
Iowa C. C. Hunting, S.I.—The negro in the United States, both north and south is afflicted with an "inferiority complex," and according to Prof. C. C. Notting, head of the department of biology in the University of Iowa, this is largely responsible for his inferiority.
As in both cases the negro comes from the same African tribe, Professor Nutting believes that the divergence is due solely to an inferiority toward whites and the negro. He feels interest even if his conduct is self-assertion or incident. In the West Indies, although the white man is completely dominant, the negro is more self-requesting and able to resist the temptation of less distant feeling of inferiority.
Professor Nutting first met the opinion, based on his experience with American negroes, that no full-blooded negro was intellectually capable of doing successfully the work in his college courses. Later, however, institutes accused him of making students shoulder the burden of AVI students revere this judgment of the black man's mental equipment. Also when visiting the West Indies, particularly in the Bahamas, Barbados, and Antigua, Professor Nutting was as impressed with the intelligence of the blacks that he was led to speculate that African-American mental abilities between the American negroes and those in the West Indie
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
While it is still true that the pureregreden brefeng is inferior in scholarship to the average white student, Professor Nutting believes that improvement is being made along this line and that in time the negro's "interpersonal skills" have been improved and less a restriction to his intellectual development.
KFKU to Broadcast Talk by Head Coach Cappor
KFKU will broadcast the following radio program Monday, Nov. 1,
12:30 p.m. (Canada Time). Feat. host
12:39 p.m. **Tall, Franklin C. Campbell**, high school of Seattle, University of Washington, and college of football coach, Football Coordinator, "The Purdue Game" 15:39 p.m. **Mirage**, teacher at the school of football
Ley Green, Orlanda
Ogromny number, caravan
Stormy Sage, Sagrieve
Thank God for a Garden. Del Rico
Kenny Foster, Jackson
Jane H. Bower, Acorn
Aerial Weather Jake
Serrendel Mimi
Amateur, Miss Minneapolis
12 p.m. Radio broadcast of emergency news,
The department of political science will announce the election returns from the platform in Robinson gymnasium, Tuesday, Nov. 2, during the Australian debate. The announcements will be made during internationals. If the debate is broadcast the returns will be announced for KFKE.
The Rock Chalk
The Best in Sandwiches
Remember Our Hiking Supplies
Student Owned & Operated
Heap Big Injun
All of you good Indians—come on down to Reese's Drug Store, 929 Mass., and get a box of that fresh Morse's Chocolates to make your visit at Haskell and Hiawata more enjoyable.
One of our Ice Cream Sodas will start you right.
Farm Bills Will He Debated
Announcement of the questionation
of the Missouri Valley debates was
received by Prof. E. C. Buehler, conch
of delate, this morning, "Resolved that Congress shall declare the principles of the McNary-Hingen farm bills," in the question
which has been selected.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Home Mothers Association will hold a meeting Monday, Nov. 1, at 2:30 p.m., in the Chamber of Commerce offices. Eighth and Vernon are on Thursday to be present -- Mrs. Gertrude Pearson, secretary.
Each security is asked to bring $2.50 for dinner and $300 for the Jaya-bauer picture to the regular meeting of Pix-Hollecette at the Chi Omega house, Monday afternoon, Nov. 1, at 10 a.m., in m — Joseph Lapman, 1st st.
There will be a meeting of the
Mathematics Club at 4:30p, Monday,
Nov. 1, in room 201 used Administer-
ment building. Marks,秘书.
DR. H. BEDING
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. H. E. BROWNING
Osteopathic family physician, Office at Brewer
Hospital, Lawrence, Kansas
Phone 461, 1483 Massachusetts
DR. FLORENCE BARROW
Detergente Physician. Calls answered.
Barber's Drug. Phone
DR. H. P. KUSTACE
D. I. K. READING
outlet. Pitting passes a specialty.
in eye, ear, nose and throat.
hake 112. P. A. U.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Executively
2015 MAY
WANT ADS
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LOST—Moon fountain pen and pencil.
Call 465. Marguerite Einstone.
Reward.
ROOFS FOR BOYS - Large sleeping porch, steam heat, three blocks from Hill, 1225 Kentucky, Telephone 2512 Black. 44
TUTORING in beginning French
EXPERIENCED MARCELLING—
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What Have You??
We have an Open Store all day today
Everything you need for that Steak Roast
Steaks—Weinies
Pickles—Cookies
Marshmallows—Buns
SOUTH SIDE MARKET
19th & Mass.
VARSITY
Tomorrow---Tuesday----Wednesday
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Another sparkling Menjion production to add to the world's gayety. With the star in an ideal role in which he starts apparently as a villain and finishes as a gallant hero.
Added--Comedy. "A Trip to Palestine"
Also Latest News and Comedy
Jimmie Mitchell and his Jazz Band will play the short reels
Shows: 3:00—7:00—9:00
Robert Hale on the mammoth pipe organ plays the feature
Prices: Mat. 10-35; Nite 10-10
--oil LOST - Automobile tire in front of
opi Law building. Finder return to
45 Carter Tire company, 1901 Marz
cones.昌骏, Renwei. TMZ
FOR RENT
PHONOGRAPHS
We have a limited number of phonographs in good condition for rent at $2.50 per month.
Music in your room will bring more fun and company than anything you can obtain
*taking voology and other valuable class notes.* Finder civil Neemun Nickel, 2061.
Astronomy, or English History.
Phone 1035, Ralph Freese, 1316
Teen. 4
LOST: Brown leather notebook con-
ALGEBRA tutor for freshman al
grubn Address XYZ, curve 4
Kuanen 4
MARCELLING, shampooing, hot oil treatments, K. C., Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, 727 Mass. Phone 4628.
KODAKS
Our developing and printing is well done
In at 8:30 a. m.
Out at 5:30 p. m.
F. B. McCOLLOCH
Eastman Kodak Dealer
847 Mass. St.
For That Sunday Meal
"Brick's"
Roast Turkey with the Trimmings
Big Juicy Steaks
Make Your Reservation Early Call 592
Milk Fed Chicken
and everything
The Oread Cafe
"Just a step from the campus"
RENT-A-FORD Drive It Yourself
Phone 653
Suiting You—That's My Business
SCHULZ THE TAILOR
916 Mass.
Don't forget the complete line of magazines newspapers and sodas at
Phone 970
12th & Oread
"Save that walk to town"
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Improved Models are Here in New Colors
Improved Fan Assembly
Open Cars in Gun Metal Blue. Phoenix Brown Closed Cars in Royal Maroon, Fawn Grey and Highland Green
See Them on Our Show Floor
All cars now coming with improved Hoiley Hot Spot Vaporizer Carburetor, increasing gas mileage and motor efficiency.
Authorized Ford Dealers Phone 77
1020 Mass, 81.
The Davis-Child Co.
GOV. DEN PAULEN
Party pledges fulfilled.
"An Ounce of Performance Is Worth a Ton of Promise"
questionable practices stopped.
Regional centers being built without cost in taxpayers.
THE REPUBLICAN RECORD
State schools freed from partisan influences.
Grain inspection restored to stable basis.
State expense and state tax rate reduced.
Farm land valuations reduced $14,963,576.
Vote Your Indulgence of that Record by Supporting Republican Candidates.
Cost of bank receiverships reduced.
Prices of school books reuilged 12 per cent.
Prices of school goods are
duced 12 per cent.
GOVETHOR FUND
The host interim of Kansas will be served by the election of the wife of Republican ticket again this year.
For Governor Paterson's administration has been one of splendid achievement. Under his direction the state has come back in the principles of business efficiency and economy
As intelligent voters, you spoke in no uncertain terms two years ago of your condemnation of the abuse of a governor's pardon power and the resulting soundal.
You do not need to be reminded that the same executive you frowned upon then is now seeking the governorship again.
The issue is as clear as daylight. Both men have been tried at the same job. And no one has to apologize for Ben Panden.
A Period of Achievement!
Stable, offsite, business-like government has been in effect in Kansas during the past two years. Coming into office from an active business life, Governor Baker began at once to apply to public affairs the same business principles he has found useful in his own affairs.
This he succinctly listed at the second. Not a single act of the Dependent administration would any defender. The lawmaking have been added to the Constitution and the Constitution has made it necessary immunity; compulsions have been combined; the banking stifles the state; shortened; many important laws have been put on the statute books.
shall the state of Kansas continue to receive the benefits of such a business-like administration, and that all employees of Kansas shall be paid equal pay for equal performance.
PAPILLON MAS-KEEP THE PATH. Every Republican Must Vote November 2 to Keep Faith with the Party and the State.
Republican State Central Committee
(Political Advertisement)
THE 1926 STATE TAX IS LOWER
-PAULEN-
-HAS KEPT THE BAITH-
THAN 1925