MAY 15.1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Margrave Is Council Head
John Margrave was elected president of the engineering student council Tuesday. In all offices the elections were close with a tie for the aeronautical representative seat.
The officers elected are John Margrave, president; Stanley Wade, vice-president; Robert Wiedmann, senior assurer;vin Brulsaker, senior rep.; John Monroe, junior rep.; Fred Lanahan, sophomore rep.
Departmental representatives are James Ralls, chemical; Max Gray, mining and metallurgy; Harry Johnson and Joe Schuler (tie), aeronautical; Lowell Case, civil; Floyd Svoboda, petroleum; Hal Mahuron, electrical; Ed Hanson, mechanical; Bertower, architectural.
Two Cars Badly Damaged In Collision On Tennesse
Two cars were badly damaged Tuesday when Ajas Kiaer, College sophomore, and Mr. Marion Barlow of 815 Michigan street, collided at Sixth and Tennessee streets. Neither of the drivers was hurt.
Klaer, a student from Norway, was driving north along Tennessee when his car collided with Mr. Barlow's at the intersection. His car ran over a curb and bounced off a light pole before it came to a halt, Patrolman Walker Palmatee said.
Son Born To Bob Barnes'
Mr. and Mrs. Bob F. Barnes announce the birth of a 7-pound, 7-nose son, Robert Clifford, born Friday, at the Lawrence Memorial hospital
German Film To Be Shown
In Clinton Park Tonight
The Forums board showing of the German film, "Tales from the Vienna Woods" Friday night has been cancelled.
The picture will be shown at 7:30 tonight in Clinton park, sponsored by the German club. No admission will be charged, and all students are invited.
Service Fraternity Initiates Members
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, initiated 10 new members and installed officers Tuesday.
Pledges initiated were Richard Collins, Richard McClelland, Orillon Shumate, Vernon Parsons, Francis Longan, Harold Hixon, Eugene Martin, William Watson, Lyman Hicks, and Frank Pomeroy.
The fraternity will have a chapter stag picnic Saturday afternoon at Lone Star lake.
The new officers installed were: Robert Wehe, president; Clarence Atkins, vice-president; Luster Main, secretary; Weldon Sportsman, treasurer; Forrest Stark, alumni secretary; Matthew Zimmerman, historian; and Richard Harrington, sergeant-at-arms.
Arvey Instead of Harvey
Dale Arvey, graduate student, instead of Dale Harvey, is vice-president of the zoology club.
Archery Contest Planned
Final plans were made for the archery competition to be held at 5 p.m. Wednesday on the hockey field behind the gym. All those interested are invited to attend.
Daily Kansan Classified Ads
For Sale
1937 4-door special black Buick sedan; radio, heater, excellent rubber on tires; electric brakes; large wheels. Have used two cars, need only one have been using them. See at Bailey laboratory Thursday from 5 until 6 p.m. W. Dickson. Is *NONASBLEY* prized 5 room modern automobiles? Possession basement and oil heat Fickley district. Possession 60 days. See owner at 727 Arkansas St., after 5 p.m. C. Bibens, 19, W. 14th motorcycle $25.00 See C. Bibens, 19, W. 14th, after 3:30
NASH '39 "6" Tudor. A sporty looking car. Good mechanical condition. Clear throughout. Shining blue finish. Will sell for $750. Evenings 1032 New York. 15 CONVERTABLE: Lincoln Zeph. V-12 Five Pass. good condition. Tres. white five-pass. good condition. driving lights. $650. See any evening after 8 or all day Thursday. 1725 Barker.
NEW Dexter washing machine, perfect
Hadden. St. P. must sell! 942 New
Hadden. St. P. 1675W
Lost
APPLIED General Statistics, Fundamentals of Cost Accounting textbooks and notebooks for both courses. Possibly lost in court courts. Please leave Kansas office. 16
BROWN leather zipper key case containing several keys. Finder please contact T. C. Roberts, 316 Sedgewood. Reward. ffl6 316 Emily Park End Eastbury St. Thrue, Nts. leave at Knopf office.
YOU-- You may find yourself in Fraser
Theater May 14 or 15.           tf
TWO ROOM Apt. for two boys at 19
West 14th St.
For Rent
DRIVING to Boston June 5. Room for one or two passengers. K.U. Ex. 56 Ring
Transportation
CURB SERVICE
6:30 to 11:30 p.m.
Across from the Postoffice.
Open: 6 a.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Wanted
The YMCA will sponsor a writing contest with $5 for the winner, Ned Linegar, YMCA secretary, announced today.
RIDE! For two students to Boston or vicinity! around June 13. Will share expenses and help drive. Contact Vic Reinking or Austin Harmon, Battelfield hall. 20
Business Services
VETERANS: We will buy, trade or sell for you any Army or Navy gear in good condition that you may wish to dispose of. Lawrence Surplus, 911 Mass. tf
Contest Sponsored By YMCA--Win $5
FREE OFFER: Discharges, valuable papers copied for terminal leave pay and educational benefits. 3 copies for two. Round Corner Drug Co., 801 Mass.
BLOUSES made to order; any neckline and sleeve; with or without your own crest or design handpainted. Inquire C. B. White, Corinb Hall, Ph. 860. 16
TYPING: Prompt service, reasonable rate. 1028 Vt. Ph. 1168-R. 19
TYPING done. Accurately and quickly.
Inquire Apt. 2, 1101 Tenn. Ph. 1969-W.
The Intercollegian, national YMCA-YWCA-SC magazine, needs a feature article for its June issue, and University students will get a crack at it. Contestants must write a letter on the Married Veteran at KU." "Problems of the Married Veteran at College", Mr. Linerai said.
TENNIES RACKETS restrung and repaired.
Silk, nylon, or gut. Priced accordingly,
$1.50 to $10.00. Phone 2711W. Ed. Well-
hausen. 1145 Ky. J3
WILL TRADE nice 3-room apt. in Wichita for nice apt. near campus. For summer or fall session. Write to C. E. Forrer, 1120 Carls, Wichita, 3. Kans. 20
RESERVATIONS may be made now.
Rooms for several quiet men. These
rooms may be retained through next
week. We are reserved. Two blocks from campus
1347 Ohio.
Miscellaneous
Entries must reach the YMCA office by May 20. The YMCA office will answer requests for additional information.
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Stockton to Meeting
F. T. Stockton, dean of the School of Business, will attend the annual meeting of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business in St. Louis, Mo., tovay.
Office of the President, Black Hills Teachers College, Spearfish, South Dakota: "We were privileged to present to our students the science of Hymotism stripped of its monkey business and theatrical mystery."
Adv.
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Whether you prefer the long or the short bob Correct tapering by us will emphasize
the individuality of that all-important hair style
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