THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Socially Speaking
Phi Psi's Pledge
Phi Kappa Psi announces the pledging of Clarence Nauman, Ottawa; Dick Pratt, Colby; and Jack Sevier, Kansas City, Mo.
Announce Pledging
Kappa Eta Kappa, honorary electrical engineering fraternity, announces the pledging of Donald Knott, Donald McMurray, and Harry Walkkamp.
Kappa Psi Honors Pledges
Kappa Psi, professional pharmaceutical fraternity, gave a dinner Tuesday for the pledges in the Kansas room of the Union. The entire faculty of the School of Pharmacy was invited.
The members elected Alan Probst to represent the University at the national convention of Kappa Psi in Chicago.
Professor R. W. Clark, supervisor and grand ritualist of the chapters of Kappa Psi in the Middle West will also attend the convention.
Prof. Elmer F. Beth spoke on "Advertising and Pharmacy."
Pinkston-Fleener
Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, Henley Co-op housemother, announces the engagement of Dorothy Pinkston to Phillip Fleener. Miss Pinkston is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Pinkton, Arkansas City. Mr. Fleener is the son of Mrs. Gene Fleener, Coldwater, and Mr. A. L. Fleener, Greensburg.
Miss Pinkston was assisted by Joyce Harkleroad. The assistant and Mrs. Smith received rose bud corsages. Miss Pinkston wore an orchid corsage.
Mr. Fleener and Miss Pinkston are seniors in the College.
Gives Tips For Shoppers
New York—(UP)—The best way to avoid the headaches that usually go with the Christmas shopping season is never to forget to be businesslike.
That lapse of thoughtfulness "brings the average customer to grief" more quickly than anything else, says John A. Blum, manager of the adjustment department of a large New York department store.
Drawing on his long experience, Blum endeavors to ease the shopping woes of Americans by listing these do's and don'ts in and American Magazine article:
1- Don't throw away your sales checks after you've made a purchase. The check may save you time and trouble if you have to make an exchange.
2—Don't demand to see the manager about an exchange or adjustment that can be made by the sales clerk.
3—Read the labels on merchandise. Find out how to use and care for the things you buy, and what they're for.
4—Don't expect luxury goods to last longer than utility items because they cost more. Dancing shoes for instance, aren't made for hiking.
5—Check your name and address on the sales check for delivered merchandise after the clerk has written it. Wrong addresses are the No. 1 cause of non-delivery.
News Gatherers Will Meet Friday
Hometown correspondents who have been chosen by the State-wide Activities committee will meet at 5 p. m. tomorrow in Frank Strong auditorium.
Hortense Bedell, chairman, will outline the duties of the correspondents and give some general instructions on the writing of home-town news.
Noble, Melencamp, chairman of Statewide Activities committee, said that all county club chairmen have been chosen and will be notified.
The first American express was opened between New York and Boston in 1821 by W. F. Harden.
Bible Sees Happy New Year For KU
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Thanks to Lawrence
In conferring the backfield honor upon McNutt, Tom Van Cleaver, former president of the Kansas City group, characterized the Kansas quarterback as "a smart, clever leader who at all times enjoyed the confidence of his teammates."
Coach Sauer expressed appreciation for "the fine support we have received from our loyal friends in Lawrence," and paid tribute to his coaching staff.
"I hope our team will always be a source of enjoyment to you," the Kansas coach told his audience. "Our success is due not to the work of one of us, but to the untiring efforts of the entire group."
Telegrams Before Banquet
The Chamber of Commerce received telegrams before the banquet from Van Kusserow, chairman of the Orange Bowl committee, and
Governor Frank Carlson.
Van Kusserow wired congratulations to the Kansas squad and said he was "looking forward to seeing your great team." Governor Carlson informed the group he plans to attend the bowl game, and called the Jayhawkers "the pride and joy of every Kansan."
Joe Wilson, chamber of commerce president, presided at the program, and Dolph Simons, publisher of the Lawrence Journal World, was toastmaster. Table decorations and favors were furnished by the Jay Janes.
Camden, N. J.,—(UP)One of the city's new parking meters is baffling motorists. It invites nickels—but is installed directly beneath a no-parking sign.
No, Not Robin Hood, That's Just A Cop
Parking? Sure, For A Nickel
Even policemen have style changes. According to patrolman Robert A. Corwin, the campus traffic officers will blossom forth in dark forest-green uniforms about Jan. 1. The trousers will have red stripes and the sleeves will have a quarter-inch red band around the cuffs. One yellow shoulder patch will have a Jay-hawker on it, the other will read, "University of Kansas Traffic Officers." Sam Browne belts and holsters will complete the uniform.
"I believe that the safety features we will have on the uniforms will be the first such to appear," said Mr. Corwin. "They will be made so that when light strikes us, certain portions of the uniform will reflect the light. This type uniform will probably be adopted by all persons engaged in traffic safety work."
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