1947
TUESDAY, SEPT. 23, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Socially Speaking
Alpha Chi Pledges Elect
Officers of the Alpha Chi Omega pledge class are Pat Rutledge, president; Joan Caldwell, vice president; Betty Land, secretary; Jodi Bush, treasurer; Mary Power, song leader; Betty Ann Eaking, social chairman.
Kappa Phi Gives Tea
A Rose tea for all new Methodist girls was given Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church. The tea was given by Kappa Phi, national organization for Methodist women. The first open meeting will be held Sept. 26 at 7 p.m.
Pi K A's Choose Officers
Jim Townsend of Coffeyville was elected president of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity pledge class. Other officers elected were Eric Ericsson, vice president; Jim Marston, secretary-treasurer.
Sports Pow-wow Thursday
Corbin Hour Dance
The annual W. A. A. sports powow will be held Thursday, Sept. 25 at 4:15 p.m. in Fraser theater. Intramural awards and trophies for the preceding year will be presented by Miss Ruth Hoover, director of Physical Education.
Watkins hall will hold an open hour dance Wednesday night from 7 to 8 p.m. Several men's organized houses have been invited.
Corbin Hour Dance
Open house will be the rule Wednesday at Corbin hall. An hour dance for stags only will be held from 7 to 8 p.m.
Watkias Gives Hour Dance
Hour Dance at Watkins
Hour Dance at Watkins
Watkins hall will have an hour dance from 7 to 8 p.m. tomorrow.
University Adds 84 New Teachers
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teaching at the University of South Dakar, Gilmes, a native kanzenam, completed work on his doctorate job. Dr. McEwen received his Ph.D. degree from the university, Projec Reynolds from Stanford. School of Education
School of Education
Dr. Cloy S. Hobson, Dr. Henry P. Smith and William Cottle are on the staff of the School of Education. Dr. Cloy is associate professor of education, is from Wichita where he has been director of curriculum and guidance at the Planeway school for the past four years. Mr. Smith is associate professor of education, and Mr. Cottle is assistant professor. Both are from Syracuse university.
cuse university.
Two instructors have been added to the staff of William Allen White School of Journalism. They are Jarol B. Addington and Charles Peckham, Addington, who is the A.B. in journalism, and the University in 1399 with M.A. from Syracuse university in 1492, has been a market advertising specialist. War Asset corporations in Washington. He has also assistant manager of the New York Press association and manages Transradip Press in Chicago. Pearson receive a degree in journalism at University in 1942 and has been telegraph editor of the Leavenworth Times for two years.
rumes for two years.
Rock R. Pitt, associate professor, and
Millard H. Ruud, assistant professor,
have been appointed to the School of
Law. Professor Pitts has practiced with
seven York firms. Professor Rund
received his law degree from the
University of Minnesota this spring.
Visiting Professor
visiting Professor
Dr. Robert C. Foster is visiting professor of biology and home economics.
He leaves from the Merrill-Paimer school in Chicago.
school in Detroit.
Caryle S. Smith has been named assistant professor of archaeology and anthropology. Professor Smith was work on his degree at Columbia university in the Department of Columbia University is from the school of Colorado where he had been teaching for six years. He is now a professor.
been teaching for 50 years. Dr. Dillon Thierker has been named professor of geology. He has been professor of geology at the University of Oklahoma and also taught at the University of Oklahoma. Ms. Visiting.
University of Oklahoma
Fred H. Sharpe and Mrs. Virginia
Gerhardt have been appointed to
extension department at the university.
Mr. Sharpe is the extension
diagnostic and mail merchandising and office
technique, and Mrs. Maddox is the new
director of the extension library.
DEWREN WOLLEY
The Dean of Women's office entertained the Lawrence women who house college students, Monday afternoon with a "coffee" in the Kansas room of the Union building. The members of Associated Women Students senate assisted.
Lawrence Women Feted
Britain Really Has A Secret
Radar Was Important, But Now—
London.—(UP)—Princess Elizabeth comes to London Monday to get the inside dope on Britain's most closely guarded secret since radar.
Accompanied by her sister, Princess Margaret, the heiress presumptive to Britain's throne will travel from Balmoral castle in Scotland to Norman Hartnell's fitting rooms on Bruton street—a few doors from where
300 Attend Newman Club
About 300 persons attended the Newman club mixer in the Kansas room of the Union building recently. Eileen O'Brien, vice-president of the club, said today.
the blue shirt
the feature of the evening was the girl acquainted "dance contest. Albert Cohan and John Kap were the winners. They danced with the most girls during the evening. As prizes they received dates with Jeanette Maldouon and Elaine Elvig, College freshmen.
William Conboy, College junior, acted as master of ceremonies to find out what hometown had sent someone the farthest to this campus. Singapore took world honors. Newberry, Mass., was the United States winner. An impromptu singing contest was the third event of the evening.
During the evening, all members of the Newman club and other Catholic students had the opportunity to meet their chaplain, the Rev. George Towle of St. John's parish in Lawrence.
in Lawrente
Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Telelf. Mr. and Mrs. John Riling, the
Rev. Towle, and Mary Towle.
Apply Now For Union Activities
Students interested in taking part in Student Union activities for 1947- 48 may fill applications for positions on committees between: September 22 and 26.
22 and 26 Committees are Social, Intramural
Classes and Forums, Decorations,
Library, Publicity, Public Liaison,
Announcements, Clubs and Organi-
zations, Entertainment, Secretarial,
and Service.
Information about the duties of various committees and application blanks may be obtained at the Union Activities office in the Union lounge between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Independent Student Association will sell membership cards in the Union lobby from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. today through Friday, Shirley Wellborn, president said today.
ISA Continues Membership Drive
born, president's aide
Membership is open to all students who are not affiliated with a social fraternity or sorority.
social fraternity The first activity of the association this year will be a watermelon feed Friday night at Potter lake.
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dress. Hartnell's designers and seamstresses are sworn to secrecy. Although the entire fashion world and the capitals are clamoring for information, Princess Elizabeth has decreed that the dress shall not be seen until she walks down the aisle at Westminster Abbey.
The first big pre-wedding ceremony will occur on Nov. 5, when a deputation from 21 "privileged bodies" will wish the king happiness for his daughter.
for his mural a special vellum (parchment) marriage license and another document giving Princess Elizabeth permission to marry Mountbatten were ready today for King George's inspection.
Give 15,000 Cars To Vets First Year
More than 15,000 disabled veterans mobilies at government expense by of World War II had received auto-August 1, under the law passed by erans administration announced. congress in August, 1946, the oct-
A car in August had been certified as eligible for cars on the same date but had not yet received them from dealers.
dealers. The law provides an automobile or other conveyance at a cost not to exceed $1,600 for any veteran who lost one or both legs or the use of them as a result of service-incured injuries.
Habein, Peterson Visit Dormitories
Miss Margaret Habein, dean of women, and Miss Martha Peterson assistant dean, will visit the thirteen women's dormitories this week to attend house meetings and offer guidance to the executive boards of the houses.
Miss Habein attended Miller, Templin, and Watkins hall. Monday.
Foster and Lockesley housemeetings will be attended by Miss Peterson Tuesday and Ricker Hall Wednesday.
Moncheonsia and Sleepy Hollow will hold meetings Tuesday night for Miss Habein, and Jollie and Hopkins halls, Wednesday night.
Women Politicians To Meer Tonight In English Room
Independent Women's political party will hold its first meeting of the year tonight at 7 in the English room of the Union.
Representatives from the organized houses and private homes in Lawrence will be present, Sheryl Holland, president, announced.
GLEE CLUB
Regular meetings for old members Monday and Thursday, 5 p.m. Room 32 F.S.
Tryouts for new members Oct. 8-9-10 from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.Also Room 32 F.S.
This year's Special
"Chicken In The Basket"
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Dancing Every Night After-8:30 2 miles north on 24
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Now Is The Time For You Gals To Beat The Fall Drycleaning Rush
In the spring, they say, a young man's fancy lightly turns to love. But in the fall, most everybody seems to start thinking about dry cleaning—and it has us turning gray.
This fall, as in most years before, we'll probably get jammed again, but not if you're nice to us—and nice to yourself by sending out that dry cleaning now.
Do us a favor: get out your fall and winter wear for cleaning and pressing now-before the rush begins. You'll be glad you did so.
NEW YORK CLEANERS