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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1950
Both Parties May Draft Ike' For 1952 Election
New York, Oct. 18—(U.P.)By nodding "yes." Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower could have the support of almost half of the Republican state chairmen in the nation for the presidency in 1952, a United Press survey showed today.
The state chairmen stated without qualification that Eisenbower is a "great national leader." Many said that it still is too early to begin worrying about 1952. While others refused comment, none opposed him.
The only one to express doubt that Eisenhower would waver from his denial that he has political ambitions was the G.O.P. state chairman of Missouri, William E. Byers.
"It's far too early to comment about Eisenhower," he said. He certainly has shown he doesn't want to be a candidate.
Some of the general's most enthusiastic support came from the south where Republican leaders freely predicted Democrats would join Republicans in an Eisenhower boom.
Henry Zweifel, Texas G.O.P. chairman, said he believed Texas
and "at least six other southern states would join a 'draft Eisenhower' campaign."
North Carolina G.O.P. chairman James Baley, Jr., said he wouldn't say that North Carolina would line up solidly behind Eisenhower but added: "I believe he would be acceptable to both parties in the south."
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A new plan for recording the grades of fraternity students will go into effect this semester.
Suggested by Charles Hall, president of the Inter-Fraternity council, the plan has been drawn up by Bill Van Bebber, vice-president. Both students are business seniors.
Under the new system, every fraternity member will have a card on file in the office of the dean of men. The grades for each fraternity man will be secured from James K. Hitt, registrar, and entered on the files by members of the Inter-Fraternity council scholarship committee.
At the end of each year, the LF.C. cup will be given to the fraternity making the highest grade average. The booby prize, a spittoon, will be given the fraternity making the lowest grade average. The Sigma Chi trophy will be presented to the fraternity making the greatest improvement in a year's time.
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The "World in Crisis" lectures are being broadcast over KFKU and station WIBW in Topeka.
KFKU broadcasts the speeches at 7 p.m. every Thursday. WIBW puts them on the air at 9 p.m. every Wednesday.
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The tape recording of the speeches is made the Monday before the lecture is given. The recorded talk is a 30-minute condensation of the regular lecture.
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