SIX
SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1931
Graduates Are Appointed
Positions Obtained by Students from School of Business
E. L. Fink, who is completing work for the master's degree with a major in education and a minor in the School of Business, has been elected instructor in business courses at Fort Scott Junior College.
Charles A. Dilley, a candidate for the masters degree with a major in economics and a minor in sociology has been appointed instructor in economics and sociology at the Kemper Military Institute, Lexington, Mo. During the first semester of 1930-31, Mr. Dilley served as assistant instructor in economics at K.U.
Vane Smith, who received the master's degree of business administration last June is now instructor in business administraition at the University of Wichita.
Other college instructors in Kansas holding master's degrees in economics or business administration from K. U. are Harry Stewart, assistant professor of accounting at the K.S.C., William Murphy at Southwestern College, Leonard Thompson at Hays State College, Edith Hess at Bethel College, and Earl Bohling at McPherson College. Arnold R. Jones, recently promoted to rank of assistant professor at the K.S.C. holds a B.S. from the School of Business.
Mr. A. E. Janzen, who received the master's degree of business administration in 1928 has been elected professor of economics and business administration at Friends University, Wichita. For several years Mr. Janzen has held a similar position at Tabor College, Hillsboro, Kansas.
Wilbur F. "Junior Coen, Kansas City, Mo., seeded number 1 on the University varsity tennis squad, was eliminated Wednesday from the Longwood bowl tournament in progress at Brookline, Mass., by Johnny Doeg, national singles champion, in a stiff quarter-final match that went four sets. The scores were 7-5, 2-6, 6-3, 8-6.
JUNIOR COEN IS ELIMINATED
IN LONGWOOD TOURNAMENT
Doeg will clash with Clifford Sutter of New Orleans, defending champion, in the semi-finals, and Wilmer Allison, Texes tennis star, will meet Ellsworth Vines, from Pasadena.
ISLAND OF NEW GUINEA HAS
PRESENT RAINFALL RECORD
Berlin—The wettest spot on the earth is not New York City. Nor is it at Cherrapunji, India, where rains to a total depth of 36 feet fall in the course of a year, and which for a long time has been regarded as the record-holder.
The most rain probably falls on British territory on the Island of New Guinea, at the western edge of the Pacific Ocean. These facts and others about the extremes of rainfall are reported in a recent issue of "Die Umschau."
Graduate Plans to Return
Graduate Plans to Return Miss Florence Totten a, graduate student in Education and a teacher of Commercial subjects at the Westport high school in Kansas City, arrived in Lawrence Thursday to make plans for entering the four weeks term.
Future Student Visits Campus Miss Claire Jarvis of Kansas City, Kan., who will recieve her degree at the end of the four weeks term, visited on the Campus Wednesray. She has just returned from a motor trip to California.
Future Student Visits Campus
The Sixty first artillary regiment defeated the R. O. T. C. boys here today in the first baseball game for the R. O. T. C. boys four to one. John Frei, e'32 pitched the game, and was the only K. U. boy playing.
R. O. T. C. Notes
By Clinton Feeney
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Captain W. J. Burke of K. U. who is adjutant for the summer R. O. T. C. Camp here was released from the hospital this afternoon after ten day seige with ivy poison. Captain Burk's face and hands are still swelled and he is being kidded quite a bit for his soldiery endurance.
Mail time is a time of hopeful anxiety for the R. O. T. C. boys in camp here. Some of the more popular of the boys are getting several letters a day addressed in feminine handwriting and others get only an occasional letter from the "folks" back home.
The K. U. boys anxiously wait for the Kansen to get some news from the Hill and know how things are getting along there, but there is no home-sickness in camp. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons are free and on days when there is night firing the afternoons are free. Bed check is taken at eleven o'clock each night and those who desire to stay out later must get a pass.
And getting a pass is not so easy for the "Goldbricks" and a few of the K. U. boys have already rated as "Goldbricks."
The feud between K. U. and K. S. A.
C. boys which has been rather lively
in R. O. T. C. camps the past few years
has failed to develop here.
But a feud has developed between the two batteries of the R O. T. C. artillery unit, Battery A, composed of boys from K U., K S. A C., Michigan State College and Washington U. of St. Louis, seems to have the better of the argument so far. Battery B composed of Cincinnati University, Illinois University, Minnesota University and a few from Washington University do not take the battery spirit so much to heart but devote more of their time to internal dissension.
Last night water from some source unknown almost washed Battery B sergeant out of his bunk. So far no "responsibility has been placed."
Moved, Expressed or Checked
TRUNKS
Home From Vacation
Dora Wilson, e'30, has returned after spending her vacation in Chicago. She accompanied Mary Breece, fa'31, who is working at Marshall Fields. She reports that Miss Breece is working in the design department, tracing and coloring designs for filing purposes.
Household Removals
Fleet of new Furniture Vans Baggage Hauled
LAWRENCE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
Phone 15
Prompt, Dependable
733 New Hampshire St.
Day and Night Service Rates Reasonable
GUFFIN Phone 987 TAXI SERVICE
TAXI
Rates Reasonable
Want Ads
WANTED: For school year. Four or six boys to room in new home. Study and sleeping rooms separate, if desired. Breakfast and evening meal if wanted. Rates reasonable. Phone 2488 M, 894 Missouri St. ss 14
WANTED: 50 boarders at $4.50 per week. See us before 7 p.m. Saturday.
College Inn, 411 W.14th St. Phone 214.
TYPING WANTED: Theses or other
typing accurately and neatly done.
Call 1514 W. ss12
"A" GRADES depend on the condition of your eyes. Have them examined and glasses fitted by F. H. Roberts, optometrist, 833 Mass. St. ss12
FOR RENT: Nice rooms with sleeping porch. South exposure. For second session. Miss Graham, 1005 Indiana.
Phone 2453. ss12
YOUR TIME is valuable. Have your watch put in perfect condition now. F. H. Roberts, Jeweler, 833 Mass. Sts12
Read the Kansan Want-ads
For Your Summer Needs In Drug Lines
Take advantage of Rankin's Prices. Stock up Now on Your Summer Needs. You Remember Our Limeades and Fountain Service
Rankin's Drug Store
"Handy for Students"
11th and Mass.
Phone 678
AT
The Sale of All Sales
Anderson's U.S. Auto Supply Corner 9th and Mass.
WE HAVE PURCHASED THE COMPLETE STOCK OF THE OLD MID-WEST AUTO SUPPLY AND WE ARE OFFERING IT TO THE PUBLIC
SAVINGS OF 75 to 80 per cent.
Everything from A to Z for the Motorist
STARTING SATURDAY IN A 30-DAY CLEARANCE SALE AT
NOW READY—
All textbooks and supplies for the last four weeks
We buy and sell used books
Two Book Stores