APRIL 10,1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
A.P.O. Will Sponsor Counselor's Meeting
An all-day camp counselor's conference will be held at the University April 26. The conference will be sponsored by the Y.M.C.A., Alpha Phi Omega, service fraternity, and the department of physical education.
All phases of camp counseling will be discussed. A certificate will be given to each man or woman who attends. The conference is planned especially for anyone who is interested in taking a position for the summer as a camp counselor.
Albert Moore is chairman of the planning committee. Other committee members are Dale Judy, Keith Congdon, Robert Whitecomb, Bruce Cathurst, and Richard Collins.
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LADIES Onyx ring. Call 2995-J. Reward.
LIGHT Horseshoe zipper jacket, white on onebow of sleeve. Reward Please notify Kansan office.
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BLACK Brief case containing class notes and Carlson's "Machinery of the Body." Reward Return to Kansan office. Contains valuable papers. If found please contact George Reader, 1100 Tennessee, phone 1770 Reward.
BLACK Watch with flexible silver band. Reward. Leave at Kansan office or call 2848-J after 9.
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BROWN Wallet, April 8, on or near the campus. Reward. Need navy cards John Lover, 1100 Indiana. 284 if possible.
BLACK Parker "51", silver cap, Wednesday afternoon in or between library Fraser. Please return to Kansan office.
PARKER "51" pen, engraved "Stephen D. Hadley" near Marvin Hill. Call 3251-W. Reward.
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Beth To Address Newsmen
At Topeka Saturday
Elmer F. Beth, acting chairman of the department of journalism, will address top executives of the Stauffer publications Saturday morning in Topeka. About 45 managers and editors of nine Stauffer newspapers and four radio stations will attend. Milton Eisenhower, president of Kansas State college, will speak at the dinner meeting.
one newspapers to be representatives are the Arkansas City Traveler; the Grand Island, Neb., Independent; the Maryville, Mo., Forum; the Nevada Maryville, Mo., Forum; the Nevada, Mo., Mail; the Pittsburgh Headlight and Sun; the Topeka State Journal; the Shawnee, Okla, News-Star; and the York, Neb., News-Times.
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Courses in salesmanship are to be set up by the University extension division in several Kansas cities from April 21 to 25. These two day courses which will be held in Holton, Hiawatha, Sabetha and Marysville are sponsored by the cities' chambers of commerce.
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WE'RE TIRED!
A Personal Letter to The K. U. Student
DEAR STUDENT:
APRIL 10,1947
We're not mad—we're just tired. And confused. How would you feel?
The other two parties have accused our party of allegiance with everyone from the Progressives to the P.S.G.L.'s to the Women's Christian Temperance Union. With all these "alliances," how can we miss at election? But nobody tells us about these alliances. We're confused. And tired. And think it's a bit childish.
Pachacamac has been careful to throw no political "mud," and, in reward for its pains, has received a handsome plastering from each of the other parties. We would like to spend our time working for better student government, instead of digging our way out of political dung-heaps.
So we're making a plea to the other two parties, to confine their mudslinging to each other, if sling mud they must. We're just a little tired. Aren't you tired too?
Sincerely yours,
PACHACAMAC PARTY