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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1949
Official Bulletin
Veterans' requisition books for equipment and supplies will not be honored after May 2.
Phi Alpha Theta, 4.pm.today.
112 Frank Strong. Election.
Upstream dinner, 6-15 p.m. today
Palm zoom, Memorial Union. $1.25
Everyone invited.
Y. W.C.A. cabinet, old and new. 4 p.m. today, East room, Memorial Union.
Delta Sigma Pi special meeting for all activities, pledges and faculty members, 4 p.m. today, 222 Frank Strong.
Independent Women's Senate, 5 p.m. Monday, May 2, 107 Frank Strong.
K.U. Disciple fellowship, 5 p.m.
Sunday. Myers hall. Installation of
new officers.
Phi Sigma, noon, Monday, May 2
391 Snow. Installation of new officers.
Edward Todd, "Methods of Collecting and Preserving Insects."
Mathematical colloquium of the department of mathematics, 5 p.m. Monday, May 2, 203 Frank Strong, Miss Frances Lee Wolfe, "The problem of Dido."
Independent Men's political party. 7:30 p.m. Monday, May 2, Recreation room, Memorial Union. Important business; all senators urged to attend.
Kansan Board, 4 p.m. Monday.
May 2, 107 Journalism building.
Canterbury club, 6:30 p.m. Sunday.
Parish house.
Y. M.C.A. cabinet retreat for old and new cabinets, 8 a.m. Sunday, East room, Union.
Neighbor With Mattress SaveaMan From Flames
Chicago—(U.P.) — The fire in his apartment was so hot behind him that Bob Clark, 51, was about to jump from his fourth stair window.
"Man, wait a minute." Cleveland
Earn 30, a neighbor shouted up to him
In less than a minute Mr. Ivy raced out of his home with a mattress. He placed it under Mr. Clark's windows.
Mr. Clark landed squarely on the mattress. Aside from leg and arm burns he was uninjured.
Air Voices To Spot Fires
Charleston, W. Va.—(U.P.)—Voices from the air will warn southern West Virginia of forest fire hazards. They will come through an amplifier installed in the conservation commission's observation plane. The system will also be used to guide fire fighters to strategic spots in combating blazes.
Conboy, Staley Win Honors
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McKelvey, Marvin McKinney, Frances McMaster, Earl Michael, John Miller, Rahul M. Moon, Jr., Earl W. Moore, Jr. Roy Moore, Elmer Myers, Calvin Mossman, Janice Neiburger, Laura Nelson, Leslie B. Nelson, James Newell, Dwight Newton, Martha Ann Nichols, Donald Noah, Coral C. Novak, Bill E. O'Brien, Jacqulin Lee Ogan, Bill Ogg, James O'Hara, Francis O'Kane, Roger Olmstead, Loren Orre, Jere Osborne, Denise Awen, Jerry Falmer, Paula Jean Parks, Mary Parman, John Patterson.
Dwayne Paul, Sally Pegues. James Pemberton, Lawrence Penny, Ralph E Perry, Jr., Arthur Peterson, Dean Peterson, Gwendolend Peterson, Jeanne Peterson, William Pierson, Janette Pololl, JaNeva Porter, Lester Radilloff, Barbara Ramsey, Charlotte Reams, Ralph Reed, Henry Reed, Donald Relihan, Charles Repogle, True R. Rice, Jerry H. Rider, Walter W. Ritt, James Roberts, Mariane Rogers, Arthur E. Rudd, William E. Ruth, Robert Eymph, Kernit L. Sandefur, John Schleicher, LaVerne Schmalzio, Adra Jean Schmidt, Alice Schoover, John H. Scrivner, Jr., Carroll Seib.
Lorraine Seibert, Lou Ann Shade, Arnold W. Shafer, Roy R. Shoaf, Jr., Frank Shogrin, Betty Slagle, Arthur Smith, Charles Snider, Doranne Snyder, Millard Spencer, Bryan Sperry, Dale Spiegel, Russell Stanley, F. Joan Stanton, Robert Stevenson, Charles Stoffer, Phoebe A. Stone, Peter Stubbs, Mary Ann Suderman, Thomas Sweet, William Swegle, William Tappen, James A. Taylor, Austin Thomas, Mary Tibbets, Richard Traskowsky, Albert Tyler, Carl Unruh, Kenneth Upp, Theodore Utschen, Rud Valyer, Everett Van Noy, Glenn Vernorhost, William Vestal, Rodford Vining, Frankie Waits, Marian Walters, Royce Walz, Joe Wampler, Shirley Wampler.
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Kathryn M. Ward, Betty Jean Waters, Joan Waterstradt, Earl Watson, James Webb, John Weigel, Joseph Wells, David Westfall, H. E. Wheeler, Beverly White, William Whithead, Ralph Wilcox, Derrold Wiley, Faye Wilkinson, Jack L.
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Williams, James Williams, Margaret J. Williams, James R. Wilson, Thomas B. Wilson, Mary Witcher, Ruth Jean Wolf, J. W. Wolfe, Wayne P. Wright, Charlotte Wylie, Edward Yaktine, Helen Yatsko, William Yazel.
The following students in the School of Education passed the English Proficiency Examination given on March 5,1949:
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Doris Barackan, Philip Blake,
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Donna Brown, Martha Cannon,
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Mildred Klotz, Marjorie Lane,
Howard Lloyd, Anne Long, Jack
Mallory, M, Kathleen McKinney,
Ezra Metz, Marian Mills, Eva Morrow,
Harley Oberhelman, James O'Brien,
Donald Roberts, Ronald Roberts,
Shirley Shriver, Forrest Smith,
Anne Stodder, Theola Vaughn,
Ruth Waine, Betty Whaley.
The following students in the School of Journalism passed the English Proficiency Examination given on March 5, 1949:
Bruce Aitken, Cecil Baker, Richard Barton, Robert Beine, Lyle Bowen, George L. Brown, Jr., Joan Bushey, Robert Carl, William Chapman, Arthur Collins, Dorothy Lee Eastwood, Richard Engle, Robert Enright, Dale Ferguson, Charles Foster, Robger Glover, Doris Greenbank, Ralph Hemenway, Robert Honnold, Nina Jean Jones.
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SAI To Have Rummage Sale
Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary music sorority, will sponsor a rummage sale tomorrow at the Winter Chevrolet company, 738 New Hampshire street, beginning at 7:30 am.
Proceeds from the sale will be for sorority funds.
Don't worry, Joe, I'll be ready—wouldn't miss going to the Club for the world!
The 24-40 Club
Herman Welders Sat. Nite!
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Tests are constantly under way at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. There, for example, new types of telephone instruments are put through a school of hard knocks. Dials and other parts are given strength and wear tests. Even the bottom of the telephone set has been designed and checked to make sure that it will not scratch or stain furniture.
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