Y ELECTS OFFICERS FOR FALL TERM

At a meeting of the Cabinet the
following officers were elected to serve
for this coming year:

President - Thornton McClanahan
Vice-Pres - Clarence "ngle
Secretary - Jack Button
Treasurer - Wendell Nickell

The remainder of the Cabinet will be
chosen at a later date. It is expected
that this group will include ten men who
w ill be in charge of various parts of
the Y program for the coming year. Dave
Rau wa s seieated t> be Editor of the
Y News as well as to be in charge of
the In-Service-Membership files. It is
planned also to have at least one member
of the Cabinet a member of the V-1l2's.

Although the program of the Y.M.C.A.
and Y.W.C.A. Will be a separate one this
year, plans are being made to have some
joint affairs. Tentative plans are being
discussed for a joint YV¥ and YM picnic
at Clinton Park for one of the first
activities of the fall program of the
two organizations.

The Servicemen's Club is fast
approaching the 5000 mark so far as
registrations are concerned. The 4000th
man registered this past week-end and
was given a free telephone call to his
home in Iowai This gift is given to
each thousandth man to register, and so
far we have paid for calls to Vancouver,
Washington; St. Louis, Moe; Joliet, Ill.
and a town near Des Moines.

MET * HAVE YOUR

September 21, 1945

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Due to the large number of service
units on the campus and the necessity
of the men marching to and from classes,
a speed limit for automobiles has been
set at 15 miles per hour.

Joliffe Hall will be uSed.. for women
students for this coming year according
to an announcement made by the Dean
of Women's office. Carruth and Batten-
feld will be men's scholarship houses
as they have been in the past.

The John Moore Co-op has moved to
1409 Rhode island, a house formerly
occupied by the boys but known as the
Rock Chalk Co-op. A girl's Co-op
group will ccoupy what was the John
Moore housse :

Lt. Col. Ws MeMcrris is the new
commanding officer for the A-1l2=ASTP
and ROTC program. Colonel Washingten
has been granted a leave of absence
besause of illness. Major Elverson
Baker was transferred to the Area
office some time ago, and Captain Smith
has been ordered to another poste

The speakers for the Servicemen's
Chapel service for the month of Sept~-
ember were: Reverend Beil of the
Lutheran Church; Reve F. Hughes of
the Congregational Church; and Harry
O'Kane, Secty. of the Y. It was decidedc
at the last meeting of the Religious
Committee for Servicemen that due to the
start of the fall program of the Churches
the Chapel Services would be discontinued.

The University of Kansas Concert
Course as announced includes five numbers;
Marie Wilkins, Arthur Rubinstein, The
Philadelphia Opere Company, The Trépp
Family Singers, and Joseph Szigeti. The
first concert will be October 25th
featuring Marie Wilkins, Coloratura
Soprana,.

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