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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1932
Page
3
Tokyo reports the Japanese destroyer Sawarabi drifted inverted in a violent monsoon off Formosa. 104 crew feared dead while 16 survivors were rescued. the ship’s skipper Lieut Commander Kengo Kadota perished with his vessel as other ships, including Mako base forces, raced to the scene.
Professor Albert Bloch lauds Kansas prints showing uniform excellence in a Wichita dominated group. The exhibit, organized by the Kansas Federation of Art, runs daily 9 to 5 in the University of Kansas galleries, rooms 325-22, Administration building, until the new year.
In a pirate style cry, Dee 126 proclaims riches await to pay for the digging of ditches and promises a chest full of wonderful things hidden inside once opened. The cadence suggests a treasure motive and adventurous reward.
A Wichita born painter and graphic artist William Dickerson leads a notable group of prints in a federation exhibition. The Spooner-Thayer Museum permanent collection includes several of his works purchased last year as part of the ongoing museum program begun in 1933.
An exhibition in our department galleries features wood-block prints by Leo Chester Courtney and Lloyd Chester Foltz of Wichita and Herschel C. Logan of Salina. Also on view are prints by Birger Sandzen of Lindsborg and C A Seward of Wichita. Charles B. Rogers of Great Bend contributes etchings and dry points, including the stark piece Poor Man's Plight praised for its strength and directness.
Fragmentary passage recounts elections and office seekers in the Lincoln era. It mentions Peter Cartwright as a preacher and notes Andrew Johnson declining Oregon governorship, while Johnson served in the Territory and later returned to Illinois to practice law. The text reflects early 19th century political movement and statesmanship.
Nine members selected by MacDowell honorary fine arts fraternity at the University of Kansas include Wanda McKnight Marie Ned and Rolla Nuckles plus William F. Stone for dramatics and William Howie. Initiation for Wanda and Marie set Thursday. Real estate sellers urged to place ads in classified column listing Marjorie Stacy Hermine Stover Gene Schulz Chrystabelle Bryan.
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