MONDAY, JANUARY 3. 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Sigma Tau Initiates 47
Sigia Tau, honorary engineering fraternity, initiated 47 new members at a banquet in the Kansas room of the Union recently.
The speaker was Howard E. Degler, technical director of the Marley company of Kansas City, Kan. Glenn C. Gray, president of the fraternity, was toastmaster.
The new members are Joe A. Alcott, Glenn W. Anschutz, Edward I. Blincoe, James L. Bollinger, John C. Brizendine, John E. Burnett, Edward Cheramy, Clyde L. Coe, Little P. Curtis, Dick Dickey, Stanley M. Englund, George E. Fitch, Glenn W. Fordham, William R. Gibbs, Lawrence L. Gore, Billy H. Hamilton, James C. Hayward, Fred Hirsekorn, Howard H. Hobrock, Isaac H. Hoover, George Huvendick, Rolland C. Kelly.
Max E. Kliewer, Brownell W.
Landes, Harold M. Lee, Wayne T.
Lewis, James M. Lynch, James V.
M. Mudith, John E. Meyer, Edison E.
Mincheff, John A, Nelson, John W.
North, James E. Oram, Robert W.
Partridge, Arthur E. Patterson,
Leonard M. Rickards, John E. Robb,
Bob Roberts, David A. Seamans,
Robert F. Shreffer, Chester W.
Spencer, Robert S. Sterrett, John E.
Thimesch, Arthur R. Thompson,
David L. Von Niederhausern,
Charles H. Walker, and Ralph O.
Winter.
Suggest Faculty Listen At Meetings
That several prominent faculty members should sit in on the student-faculty conference committee meetings was proposed by J. W. Hollingsworth, assistant instructor in applied mechanics, recently.
Betty van der Smissen, first year law student, also proposed that a questionnaire be drafted and sent to other universities in order to obtain information concerning their programs of student-faculty coopera-
Several suggestions for topics to be discussed at the student-faculty planning meeting March 5 were the Campus Chest, Social Control board, Student Coord, A.S.C. prestige, pop quizzes, and time of quizzes.
'Brains' Must Slow Down To Stop Migraine Headaches
St. Louis—(UP)—A Philadelphia surgeon recently advised victims of migraine headaches to stop living like race horses and slow down to old Dobbin's pace.
Dr. Rudolph Jaeger told the U. S. chapter of the International College of Surgeons here that migraine, the commonest form of recurrent headache, is due to tension and overwork.
He said that unless the pain is due to a more serious cause the best thing for the migraine sufferer to do is relax until he is about 50 years old, when 90 per cent of migraine headaches disappear.
Dr Jaeger, however, had a word of insolation. He said a person afflicted with migraine is probably of higher than average intelligence.
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Long Beach, Jan. 3.-(UP) -A dignified four-year-old minister today put in his piggybank his fee for performing his first marriage.
The Rev. Marjo Gortner, an ordained minister of Old Faith, Inc., officiated at the marriage of red and navy seamen Raymond Miller.
Being a minister is old stuff to Marjo, who has been ordained since he was three. Dressed in a Lord Faunderloy suit, he pronounced the service with serenity and dignity. It looked as though he was reading the words, but he sounded like he had memorized them.
The blond, curly-haired child minister's father, the Rev. Vernon G. Gortner, insisted the ceremony was authentic. He said that since his ordination his young son had been conducting revival services.
Silversmith and jewelry design will be offered as a new four-year major in the School of Fine Arts next semester.
New Course In Fine Arts
"As far as we know K.U. is the only university in the country offering a degree in silversmith and jewelry design," said D. M. Swarthout, dean of the school.
The new major is being offered by the design department under the direction of Marjorie Whitney. It will be taught by Carlyle H. Smith, instructor of design.
Mr. Smith, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, is a former student of Augustus F. Rose and Antonio Cirino, co-authors of "Jewelry Making and Design."
Techniques covered in the course will include all types of soldering,
Hollywood—(UP)—When Owner Charles Devore's check bounced, it bounced Spike Jones' band right out of Slapsy Maxie's restaurant.
Spike Jones 'City Slickers'
Demand Pay For That Corn
A capacity crowd was in the night-spot when the "king of corn's" first week salary check for $10,500 came back marked "insufficient funds." An intermission band walked out with Spike.
Mr. Devore said it was all a mistake and the restaurant would reopen tonight. Spike said his band wouldn't be there.
stone cutting, enameling, sand and centrifugal casting, engraving, raising hollowware using both thickened edge, and crimping method, and forging flatware with special emphasis on different type of finishes.
Information may be obtained in the design office 324, Frank Strong.
Goodwill Club Begins
Robert L. Davis, college junior, has been appointed general chairman of the Student Statewide Activities commission, Ernest Friesen, chairman of the traditions committee of the All Student Council, said today.
This appointment marks the beginning of the council's program to re-activate the statewide activities group, defunct since the spring of 1947.
In the past these activities have included window displays in Kansas towns, high school programs, circulation of a motion picture slide set about K.U., personal talks with K.U. alumni, entertainment of visiting high school groups, and other functions.
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