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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8,194
Middlebush Sends Wire
Chancellor Deane W. Melott and President Frederick A. Middlebush of the University of Missouri exchanged compliments over the week end and apparently ended their feud over President Middlebush's 10-yard line seat at the K.U.-MU game.
Chancellor Malott thanked President Middlebush and called the telegram an example of the "good sportsmanship that has characterized M.U.-K.U. relations for many years."
The chancellor's wire said, "I am sure that our coaches and football squad will feel keenly that they represent the Big Six at the Orang-owl and will do their best to give a good account of themselves. We look forward to a continuation of the keen and friendly rivalry which makes the M.U.-K.U. contests the finest possible events on our sports calendar."
President Middlebush sent Chancellor Malott a telegram Friday congratulating the University on its Orange Bowl invitation and the selection of Ray Evans as a member of Collier's 1947 All-American football team.
Rough On Rats
Oklahoma City—(UF)—Gov. Roy J. Turner has asked Oklahoma farm youths to declare war on rats. Declaring a rat can eat $5 worth of grain a year without half trying, the governor said that by rubbing out thousands of the rodents, the Sooner State could make a big contribution to the national food-saving program.
--meeting for Independents party, p.m. Wednesday, club house, Sun flower.
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Official Bulletin
Dec. 8,1947
Finance committee, A. S. C., 7:30 tonight, recreation room, Union building.
Alba Kappa Psi, professiona
meeting, 7:30 tonight, men's lounge,
Union building, M. R. Shlenky,
vice-president of Katz Drug, speaker.
Business meeting, 4 p.m. Tuesday,
Fine room.
Worship services sponsored by Student Religious Council, 8:30 to 8:50 a.m. each morning at Danforth chapel. Everyone welcome.
Student court will sit, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, court room, basement of
Green.
Independents executive committee, 7:30 tonight, Union lounge. All precinct captains.
Union Library committee, 4 p.m. today, Pine room.
Ku Ku club, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 200 Frank Strong.
K. U. Entemology club, special meeting, 4 p.m. Wednesday, 301 Snow.
Gamma Alpha Chi. 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Pine room, Memorial Union
All-Student Council, 7:15 p.m.
Tuesday, Pine room.
Sociology club Christmas party, Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 in East room of Union. Faculty entertainment. Refreshments.
Sunflower students organizational
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Topeka Alumni Group
Will Fate Football Team
K. U.'s Orange bowl football team will be entertained by the Topeka Alumni association on Dec. 18, with a dinner at the Topeka Women's club.
The first three teams, the seven coaches, and high school football players from this area will be the guests, according to Henry Eubb, a student in 1963 and president of the association. Following the dinner, pictures of the M. U.-K. U. game will be shown.
Because of the mild winter temperatures, dairy cows in Arizona's Valley of the Sun around Phoenix are on pasture the year around.
James E. Madorin, engineering freshman, was admitted to Watkins hospital Saturday for treatment of a fractured ankle suffered while playing intramural basketball.
Two Enter Hospital During Week End
Penton G. Cole underwent emergency surgery Saturday for an appendectomy at Watkins hospital.
Mr. Cole an engineering freshman, is reported as in good condition today.
Slick Motorist Silks Cops
Norman, Okla. — (UP) — Police here arrested a visiting motorist on a traffic charge. They took a $5 check as a bond and financed him $2. After giving him $3 change, they discovered the check was bad and the man was enroute to California.
Ad Fraternity, Sorority Plan Christmas Party
John Malone, instructor of data
vertising, met with Gamma Alpha
Chi, national honorary advertising
sorority at their meeting Thursday
Mr. Malone is the group sponsor.
Plans were discussed for a Christ mas party for advertising student to be given in cooperation with Alpha Delta Sigma, advertising fraternity. Plans for joint luncheon meetings were also discussed. The next meeting will be held Tuesday
And Oklahoma Is Dry, Too
Tulsa, Ctla—(UP)—A local ma sentenced to 30 days in jail on liquor possession count was granted a deferment three times so he could doctor his killing pigs.
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