University Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 24. 1954
DINNER GUESTS—The Rover boys had guests for dinner Tuesday night at their campsite in Fowler grove. Tossing down the last of the cheeseburgers are Shirley Piatt, Clarke Keys, journalism seniors; Anne Hyde, fine arts senior, and Tom Stewart, journalism senior.
KU Relays Queen Entrant Chosen
Carol Shellhaas, college sophomore and a member of Delta Delta Delta social sorority, was picked last night to represent KU in the KU Relays Queen contest.
Three honorary attendants — Donna Arnold, college senior; Ann Straub, college freshman, and Joan Moherman, fine arts junior—also were chosen.
The four girls were picked from three representatives of each organization house on the Hill, and four representatives from each women's dormitory.
Judges were John Ise, professor of economics; Mrs. C. R. Stevens and William Lawrence; and John Lawrence Daily Journal-World, and John Estes of Estes Studio.
The final contest will be held Tuesday in Kansas City. The queen will be chosen from representatives of schools and universities in the Big Seven and in the state of Kansas.
The Bermuda land mass totals only about 21 square miles. Bridges and causeways link the six main Bermuda islands together to form a continuous road 24 miles long. At its widest point Bermuda is less than two miles across.
A national Traffic Court conference opened this morning in the Student Union and will continue through Friday.
Court Conference Opens To Study Traffic Problem
The School of Law and the University Extension service are sponsors of the conference with the American Bar association, the Bar Association of Kansas, Northwestern Traffic Institute, the Kansas Motor Car Dealers association, the League of Kansas Municipalities, and the Kansas Motor Carriers association cooperating.
James P. Economos, director of the Chicago Traffic court program, represents the American Bar association, Judge Edward C. Fisher, assistant general counsel of the University of Northwestern Traffic Institute, and Hudson Hamm of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, are appearing on the program.
The traffic court program opened with welcoming addresses by L. J. Bond, El Dorado, president, and John Shuart, Topeka, executive secretary of the Bar Association of Kansas, Governor Edward F. Arn, Chief Justice W. W. Harvey, and Attorney General Harold Fatzer spoke on the importance of traffic courts in Kansas.
In the afternoon session today Mr
Hamm will talk on traffic law enforcement, and Judge Fisher will discuss rules of evidence and criminal law.
Tomorrow morning will include a program on the uniform vehicle code, the model traffic ordinance, and the Kansas automobile code or statutes.
A discussion and demonstration on skid marks will be presented by Lloyd Vincent of the Kansas Highway patrol, and one on radar speed checks by H. E. Mader of the Topeka police department.
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Friday morning's program will be devoted to alcohol in traffic problems. Dr. Duane G. Wenzel of the School of Pharmacy, Mr. Economos, and Lt. Charles Dillon, Topeka police department, will talk.
A banquet will be held tomorrow evening in the Jayhawk room of the Union.
Old Tom is getting some respite from the week today by going to Topeka for his weekly work. Lucky guy, eh?
Economos and Philip H. Lewis, Topeka attorney; Judge Fisher and Judge J. G. Somers of Newton, and a panel discussion.
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It's really too bad the rain had to come so early or last so long for it sort of hampers visits from the
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We had guests over for dinner last night, and between gulps of smoke we had a right-fine meal. It takes a little time to get a several-course meal prepared on our one-burner fire, but it's worth it.
Singin' in the Rain
Damp Campers Retain High Centennial Spirit
By CLARKE KEYS and TOM STEWART
We're expecting some farmers' organization to give us an award any day now for bringing this moisture. It surely does make everything green, including our pup tent. But no kidding, that little pup tent fought a great battle against the elements last night. Of course it didn't score a clean sweep—
It's been raining outside, pardners. And it's amazing how a little bit of mist for long periods of time can build up soggy, damp surroundings for our pup tent.
But our fellow wranglers of years ago surely didn't let a little precipitation bother them. We've noticed some blanchness of western attire today—not much, but some. Of course it's kind of hard to tell whether or not there's western stuff underneath all of those raincoats.
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younger folks. It seems that some Lawrence family is having trouble with its children wanting to check on our activities, only they wanted to make sure we would be there. Sorry, but we just can't make appointments.
Well, it's time to get out and check the campsite. And oh yes, thanks to our bearded, but unknown friend.
Med School Hears Scottish Doctor Talk
Dr. Douglas Guthrie of Edinburgh, Scotland, delivered the annual Claudening lecture on the history and philosophy of medicine for School of Medicine in Strong auditorium today.
Dr. Guthrie, who lectures on the history of medicine at Edinburgh university, spoke on the subject, "Witchcraft and Witch Doctors."
Tomorrow he will speak at the Medical center in Kansas City on "Lister and His Achievement."
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