THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1935
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
M. U. Head Solicits Six Million Dollars in Appropriations
Budget Amounts to Half o Available, Revenue for Entire State Support
The University of Missouri has
harked for an appropriation of $6,050,405 for the next two years,
which will be presented to the joint meeting of the
sancte and home impropriations committee Monday evening by Dr. Strainte D. Brooks, executive, F. B. Munson,
and others of the school of agriculture and others.
Impossible to Fill Needs
It will be impossible for the University to receive what it asks for unless unexpected new revenue measures are enacted at this session. The amount mixed for would take nearly two years to be possible for support of the state government and the many institutions.
The request calls for several new buildings. The tax commission has recommended to the legislature that all new buildings be bricked from exterior loadbed and the biennial appropriation be cut to $2,614,700.
The doctor Brooks described in detail the need of a larger support fund, due partly to the increase in the number of students to which the many students can not enter classes they want because of the shortage of teachers. The University asks for
Dean Mumford studied for an appropriation of $10,000 for the agricultural experiment stations, which became as allowed for the last biennium.
Agricultural Fund Requested
"Knowledge is vastly more important art is the farmer of today than it was 50 years ago," the agropromotional committee of the house and senate. "He has been competition, the work is becoming more complex and he has to have a greater knowledge of plant disease than it past years."
"It is a strange thing that in the state where agriculture is the largest industry of the commonwealth that less money has been appropriated for other jobs or any other business." Exprimente, or "every would be lost."
Flower Show Soon Ready
Kansas City Exposition Is First West of Mississippi
Three am a half acres of floor space will be given over to the gardens, plants, and flowers which make up the show. The pace available makes them taken by the 30 exhibitors in this department of the show this space occupying two 'and' a half acres. The total exhibit space is more than two tims that of any previous show, any many wonderful displays with flowers that are not on display. The National flower show attracts flower leaves from all parts of the country, as it is at these expositions; that the new varieties of blossoms are introduced. Two of the features of the exhibition will be the display of some of the blooms that include every variety of these two most popular of all flowers.
Namco, City, Mo., Feb. 12—The midwife, well getting ready for its first opportunity to see America—the "most beautiful" expedition—will be visiting the time in the history of the American Society of Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists, uncle whose nephews the show is to be held, the show is to be held week of the Mississippi river March 21—here there for the week of March 21-28.
--which will become effective when it is ratified by the Chancellor's cabinet and by the Men's Student Council.
K F K U
University of Kansas Broadcasting Station
University at Kansas Broadcasting Station
Wave Length: 275 Meters
--which will become effective when it is ratified by the Chancellor's cabinet and by the Men's Student Council.
University broadcasting station KFKU will broadcast its regular Thursday evening program at 6:30 p.m. tonight. The program follows 6:45 a.m.
8150 Piano tuning-in number.
7:00 Plaza; (a) Promenade; (b) Chiche
Maurerinkly; (c) Exude in E Flat
Cust. Fashion Center
Violet: (1) OL Lovely Night, Nichol
(2) under the Greenwood Tree
Bird Parachute (3) Pinnate Trees,
Bird Parachute (4) Dwarf Hibernes,
Bird Parachute (5) Elkhatha Elisabeth
7.115 "The Child Health Problem," Prof.
H. G. Goldt
7. 208 Chemistry Lecture, "Primarily and the Discovery of Daygray," Prof. A. W. Davison.
United States
7-15. Educationalal. Psychology, Lesson V1.
Dean R. A. Schweger.
Crash of Wheat Market Caused by Man's Death!
Chicago, Feb. 12 – A dead man was blamed for the crush in the wheat market which wiped out lions bought on a road and bought on a shoe string on reports of fortunes made overnight.
When Jallius Flehmmann, yeast maker, last night he was bewited "bomp" 10,000 buckles of May wheat and 10,000 buckles of July wheat, brokerage houses have made known. In line with the policy enacted by the governor, the holdings of wheat were thrown on the market last Friday. The break came around morning, after the twinkling of an eye, the market had turned impure-tyre. Everybody in the pit offered to sell and there were people buying into a jiot and prices fell so rapidly that at times there was a difference of on, to two cents in prices quoted at the same time at various points
Disciplinary Committee
Draws Up Resolution
for Cabinet Approva
Council Requests Expression of Student Sentiment on Subject
The disciplinary committee of the Men's Student Council is working on a resolution which will be submitted to the chancellor's cabinet for approval, according to Paul Biennes, $26, chairman of the committee.
The committee was appointed at the irregular meeting of the council Friday evening. A meeting of the committee, together with the Chancellor and the Dean of Mets was held Wednesday afternoon to discuss the proposal for the expected of the council if they do take action on the powers of student discipline. It was decided at the meeting that the committee should draw up a resolution
"The elephant would like to have some student opinion on this matter," said Paul Rienais. "It would like to do as the student think he best, but not as the student who know the student sentiment unless some expression is made. We would like to see some student expressions for the Student Opinion" column of the Karton.
"Also we wish to say that the council meetings are open to the students, and especially would we like to have an online meeting next Wednesday."
.OST—Leather case containing pair of glasses and several receipts.
Finder Please call Eina Over, 1181.
WANT ADS
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FOR RENT—Room for boys, double and single, warm and newly decorated. Quiet place to study.
from campus. Special rates.
Ohio.
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Regular Meals Every Day
Special Sunday Evening Dinner
643 R. I. St. Prone 987
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—We have the best small dancing floor in Lawrence?
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Insurance Bldg.
When you Rent-A-Ford you can drive where you please and do what you please without hurrying. It's cheaper, too.
916 Mass.
Phone 653
RENT - A - FORD
FOR RENT - To boys, one single and
one double room for $9 and $18.
In good home at 1134 Ohio. Call 2602
Rel.
FOR RENT—3 rooms for boys. Two with sleeping porch. Also garage for rent. 1116 Teen. F116
OST—Phi Kappa pin. Call 2165.
Reward. F17
FOR BENT-Double or single room for girls, close to campus and near
LOST—Between 945 Mo. and Snow
hall, a comb in brown leather case.
Call. 1865 White. F150
LOST—Platinum wrist watch, please call Martha Sharon, 240. F15
100, 210, above room, $17, or
single, $14. Also roommate wanted
$7, 134 Ohio.
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1341 Phone 2180 P12
FOR RENT—Rooms to boys. Single
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1. 087—Waterman pen, either on Tennessee or 14th street. (Call 1061). F15
Don't Say "To Town"
Say "To IKES"
For Punch any flavor
85c per Gallon
in 10-gallon lots
1031 Mass. St.
Formal Spring 1925 Opening
Friday and Saturday, February thirteenth and fourteenth, we shall have for your personal inspection garments made in our own shop. Also featuring Hachary and Gary Irish Tweeds.
R. E. Protsch
You are cordially invited on the above dates to visit us and inspect the several exhibits.
Merchant Tailor Established - - 1897
THE MYSTERIOUS WAY
Fifth Avenue at 46th St.
NEW YORK
Tickets may be obtained now
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Two years older than K. U.
Established 1855
Quality and Service
735 MARS, St.
NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION
J.C. Penney Co.
Incorporated
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Silk and Straw Hats Smart Spring Styles
The part of the Spring wardrobe you enjoy most—your new Hat! Here are hats which have all the newness and charm of Spring itself. If you will be in Style, your hat will be of some bright color—although darker hats are also shown.
Style Favors High Trimming
Many modish hats have high trimming. Perhaps flowers peep over the hat crown, or maybe a jaunty bow sits proudly on the very top.
Silk and straw and combinations of both are shown.
$1.98 to $6.90
BOWERSOCK
REGINALD DENNY
Tonight - Tomorrow - Saturday
"The Fast Worker"
VARSITY
Tonight - Tomorrow
Cecil DeMille Presents
"The Golden Bed" With a typical DeMille Cast
SATURDAY
SHIRLEY MASON
in
"CURLY TOP"
ORPHEUM
Week-End Show - - Friday - Saturday
"Girls Men Forget"