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In Streets
On Campus

Summer Session students- who
would like to “Shake a leg” and

“do-si-do” will get their chance
Monday night, when a street dance

sponsored by the summer recreation
office’ will be held on the pavement
between the anatomy building and
the recreation quadrangle, it was
announced today by Dr. F. C. Allen,
director of the recreation program.

Cornmeal will be applied to the
surface of the road to facilitate danc-
ing, which will be composed mainly
of folk types, and music will be fur-
nished without charge to the danc-
ers. The orchestra has not been
named as yet, Dr. Allen said.

The event marks the first time the
dances have ever been held on the
Street, last year’s and others having

 

 

‘taken place in the Memorial Union
building. Dr. Allen expressed hope

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throughout the summer. Dances will
be held every Monday night, if the
plan meets with the approval of stu-
dents and faculty members.

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A Whale
Of A Gale

Converging gales of man-made

breeze will keep dancers from melt-

ing into their socks at the summer.
session’s ballroom party tonight in
the Memorial Union building.

A washed-air cooling system is be-
ing installed in the ballroom to make
summer heat only a memory for the

evening at least. The system is be-
ing installed by Green Bros. hard-

ware company’s engineer. In addi-
tion, several 42 inch fans, furnished
by the Kansas Electric Power com-
pany, will be in operation.

The ballroom windows were left
open all last night, and after closing
them to the heat of the day this
morning, Raymond L. Crow, Univer-
sity electrical foreman, has kept fans
circulating the air in the room.

Further inroads against the sum-
mer heat will be attempted with ice-
cold punch, to be served free by the
sponsors. A coke concession will dis-
pense soft drinks for those willing
and able to pay for them.

Dancers will be wooed with the
rhythms of Dick Tippin and his 12-
piece orchestra, Dr. Allen said yes-
terday. In addition, the ballroom
floor has just been re-finished, and
should be in excellent shape, he said.

Admission to the dance will be free
to holders of summer session activity
cards, and acharge of 25 cents for
outsiders will be made. The party
will start at 7:30.