Tornado Injures Victims...
VOLUNTEERS ARE SHOWN aiding an elderly victim. Iiadly injured when a tornado ntriK'k
her home in Blackwell, Okla.. late May 25. Approximately <tt» blocks of this town of 10,004)
population were leveled. Late reports were that 17 were dead and about 500 injured here. ( Al*
Wi rephoto)
Also Starts Extensive Fires
FIRE FOLLOWING A TORNADO destroyed the Hazel Atlas Glass Company plant in Blackwell,
Okla., late May *3. The fire and twister combined to destroy the two-block structure as fire
lighters were handicapped by low water pressure caused by broken water mains. Major
Lawrence VoueU, a veteran of two wars, said of the ruins in the town, “I've never seen such
misery as this/' (AP Wirephoto)
I/O Professors Book of Proverbs
Published by Stanford Press
A book of German proverbs
and proverbial phrase3 by Ed
mund P. Ki'emer, professor of
Germanic languages, has been
published recently by the Stan
ford University press.
The book, which Ki'emer has
been preparing for the last 12
years, includes more than 1500
German language proverbs re
flecting that country’s daily life. !
The work is entitled “German j
Proverbs: And Proverbial Phras
es with their English Counter
parts.”
JKremer believes these proverbs
will “help foster an appreciation"
of the language and culture” of
Germany.
A r.ative of Germany, the au
thor has been on the University
staff since 1928. He received a
doctor of laws degree at the Uni
j versify of Frankfort-on-Main in
| 1924. He is also author of the
"Cerman-American Handbook”
and several other books.
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liam Larsgaard. According to the
infirmary officials, these pa
tients were confined Wednesday
because of the flu.
• Westminster Foundation
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day evening at 0:15 at the West
minster house, 141-1 Kincaid. A
discussion period will be held on
'•What AmertcanH Leans From
Other Students?"
0 Students are reminded to
return library books before the
end of the term, the library of
fice* has announced. The reserve
book room ami the newspaper
reading room will be open from
7 to 10 p.m. on Friday and Sat
urday of closed weekend.
(^oncjratufationAy Cjrucluulei!
We'll be seeing the rest of you students
again next year. We hope you have a
nice summer!
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