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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Oct. 17, 1952
Stalin Named Member Of New Soviet Groups
Moscow—(U.P.)—Premier Josef Stalin led the list today of members of the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist party named to the newly formed Presidium and Secretariat.
Ten former members of the party's powerful former political bureau were named to the 25-man presidium. Three former Politbureau members also were named to the new 10-man Secretariat.
The Presidium, which will take over the Polithureau's duties and some of those of the organizational bureau, will be the highest Communist party authority when the 125-man Central committee is not in session.
Under the new Communist party constitution adopted at the 19th party congress, which closed Tuesday night, the Central committee will meet twice a year. The Presidium will manage party affairs in the interim.
Premier Stalin early this week
Skillman Reported To Be 'Improving'
Joseph Skillman, chief of the campus police, is improving today after a paralytic stroke suffered Monday.
Chief Skillman will suffer no permanent paralysis, according to Dixie Moore, clerk of the University traffic office.
Blood tests taken at Freeman hospital, Joplin, indicate that the cause of the stroke was anemia. Chief Skillman was not aware of his condition before the stroke.
The chief of police is not expected back on the campus for several weeks. Mr. Moore said.
Chief Skillman will be moved from Freeman hospital to the University medical center soon. Mrs. Skillman said.
Official Bulletin
TODAY
Civil Air Patrol: 5 p.m., 105 Military Science. All girls interested.
Kappa Phi: 7 p.m., Danforth chapel, pledging services.
Lutheran Student association:
Halloween party with the young
couples class, 7:30 p.m. Meet at
church and then go to Heck's barn.
Hillel: 7:30 p.m., chapel of Myers.
All welcome.
SATURDAY
Episcopal Holy Communion: 7 a.m., Danforth chapel. St. Luke's Dav.
ISA: Saturday noon is deadline to submit name for representative to ASC. Any independent student eligible. Contact Vicki Renwaldw
SUNDAY
SUNDAY Chapel: 8:30 a.m., Danforth. Bible discussion, 9:30 a.m. Sponsored by Lutheran students.
Gamma Delta: cost supper, 5:30 p.m. Speaker "Communism in Czechoslovakia Today."
Lutheran Student association:
5:30 p.m., dinner, Trinity Lutheran church.
Topic, "Academic Freedom."
MONDAY
Math colloquium: 5 p.m., 203
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was made chairman of an 11-man committee named by the congress to make the first revisions in the party program since 1919. Last night he also was named first secretary of the new Secretariat.
Among former Politbureau members named to the Presidium were: Premier Stalin; V. M. Molotov, deputy premier, and Georgei M. Malenkov, deputy premier and former secretary of the Central committee.
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Also named as a Presidium alternate was Foreign Minister Andre Y. Vishinsky, who now is heading the large Soviet delegation to the United Nations Assembly meeting in New York.
The three former Politibureau members elected to both organizations—the Presidium and Secretariat—were: Premier Stalin, Mr. Malenkov and Mr. Khrushchev.
Los Angeles—(U.P.)—Delegates to the AFL Teamsters International convention cleared the way today for possible endorsement of Democratic presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson.
Teamsters Set To Endorse Adlai
A resolution committee approved resolution was brought to the floor this morning. However, union President Daniel J. Tobin asked that one be postponed until after Stevenson was appointed before the delegates this afternoon.
Union leaders predicted that the endorsement would pass easily.
The resolution, presented by Local 753, Milk Wagon Drivers of Chicago, called Stevenson "a great governor of the state of Illinois" and "a great friend of the people."
Einar Mohn, Los Angeles, chairman of the resolutions committee, reported the resolution to the convention, despite a split in the union's executive board on the question of endorsement.
Dave Beck, Seattle, was unanimously elected president of the union today, succeeding the man who took him off a laundry route 27 years ago and trained him for the job.
Political issues in the national election were discussed Thursday night at a meeting of the Young Men's Christian association in 101 Snow hall.
YMCA Members Discuss Politics
Harrison Madden, graduate student, was moderator as Chester Lewis, third year law, presented the Democratic position and Glenn Opie, second year law, gave the Republican.
John Biegert, college junior and YMCA president, announced that club members will go to North Lawrence Saturday morning to work to help needy families.
He also announced that, except for regular Thursday night meetings, at 4 p.m. each Thursday there will be a guest speaker at a coffee hour in the Hawk's Nest, and at 9:30 p.m. a discussion period in 101 Snow hall. The next speaker will be John Ishe, professor of economics.
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