UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
4, 1947
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FEBRUARY 14, 1947
Lambda Chi's To Organize
Officers are William Holford, president, Paul Dugan, vice-president, Bobbie Jay Barnes, secretary, and John Long, treasurer.
Lambda Chi Alpha became the 18th national social fraternity at the University when 25 men were initiated Saturday. The group, forming the 117th chapter of the fraternity, will begin regular activities in March when they obtain possession of its chapter house at 805 Ohio.
Other charter members are Roger Arnold, William Braum, Richard Champ, Richard McKellar, Charles Crowley, Robert Davidson, James Fleming, James Fuller, Donald Powell, Clark Griswold, Gordon Schleffer, Arba Williams, Wilbur Hill, Thomas McGraw, Ernest Dewey, Max Kliwer, Jack Robinson, Leon Sherwood, Richard Wegner, James Voxall, Robert Flemning.
Today Is Deadline For TB X-Rays
Robert Corbip and Jackson Worl- yle are affiliates from other chapter Prof. Ethan P. Allen is faculty adviser.
Less than half the student body have been X-rayed for tuberculosis at Watkins Hospital this year. Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson, health director, said today.
Deadline for the tests was extended from Wednesday to 5 p.m. today, be said.
"Four cases of active tuberculosis in students have been diagnosed at the hospital since the fall term," he revealed, adding that persons who soff at the idea of having an X-ray may need it.
About 2,200 tests have been given this week to faculty and students. During the fall term 3,000 students received this hospital service, and about 400 have received the tests this week.
All University employees must present certificates every two years stating that they are free from tuberculosis, Dr. Canuteson explained.
Polish Ambassador Recalled In Protest To Elections
Washington. (UP)—The United States backed up its displeasure at the Polish elections today with the recall of Ambassador Arthur Bliss Lane from Warsaw.
Diplomatic quarters said they doubted the U. S. would deprive itself of a valuable European listening post by severing all diplomatic relations.
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Sandelius Accepts Committee Post
Dr. W, E. Sandelius, professor of political science, has accepted appointment to the program committee of the American Political Science association.
Bishop To Speak At Wesley Sunday
Bishop William C. Martin, of Topeka, will speak on "Facing Life's Wider Dimensions" to the Methodist Wesley Foundation at the First Methodist church at 6:15 p.m. Sunday.
A fellowship supper will be held at 5:30 p.m. Dexter Welton will be in charge of recreation and Dean Jordan will lead the worship service.
Bishop Martin is the bishop of the Kansas-Nebraska area of the Methodist church.
The Women's Athletics association board will meet next Thursday to plan a social recreation program for the WAA meeting Feb. 27. Georgia Lee Westmoreland is the planning committee chairman.
I.M. Board To Decide Semester's Sports
The women's intramural board plans to meet next week to decide on this semester's sports. Deck tennis, a game usually on the schedule, will probably have to be dropped this year because of lack of time and space, according to Miss Ruth Hoover, physical education professor.
Sports usually taken up in the spring semester are table tennis doubles, a swimming meet, and softball.
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The condition of Marilyn Frizell and John A. Polson, K. U. students who were in a car accident near Pawnee Rock Saturday night, remained unchanged today. They are being treated at St. Rose hospital in Great Bend.
Students Hurt In Accident Still Under Treatment
Miss Frizell received a concussion, serious scalp and face injuries, a broken leg, and severe internal injuries. Polson received broken ribs and a back injury.
DRAKE'S
FOR DELICIOUS BAKES
907 Mass. Phone 61
X-TRA SPECIAL
SNEAK - PREVUE
Saturday Nite
. . . Attend the late showing of "The Secret Heart"
And be our guest to one of the most OUTSTANDING PICTURES OF THE YEAR! IT'S WONDERFUL.
W. E. "BRICK" MURPHYS
BRICK
RICH IN TRADITION DOWN THRU THE YEARS
Where the JAYHAWK has roosted for a long, long time.
Catering to a College clientele—serving a diversified menu
The inimitable MURPHYBURGER
Coffee Hot Chocolate Candy Soups Salads Chili
from sandwiches to full-course dinners.
Like an old, old picture in an old, old frame
Like some dear memory or a cherished name,
For the old grids—perhaps your own
For the old grads—perhaps your mater and your poter
And to all the rest of the far flung alma mater,
Are memories of Potter Lake, the Gym, the Coliseum
Of moonlight strolls hand in hand post the old museum,
BRICKS—then as now—retreat and rendexvous
Serving then your Mom and Dad as now
Is serving you.
Another "MURPHY DID IT"
Introducing
"BONNIE BUTTERED BEEF SANDWICH"—
sensational new sandwich with pickle, lettuce, and tomato.
Famous throughout the East.
JAYHAWKER
NOW—Ends Saturday
CLUADTTE
COLBERT
WALTER
PIDGEON
JUNE
ALLYSON
SUNDAY—ONE WEEK
THE DARK MIRROR
A DOUBLE TRUMPH1
OLIVIA de HAVILLAND
LEW AYRES in Nunnally
Johnson's
with THOMAS MTTCHELL
ADDED—World News, Pete Smith
Specialty and Color Cartoon
GRANADA
SHOWS 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Continuous Sunday from 1:00
NOW! Ends Saturday
Rex Harrison
star of "Anna and the King of Siam"
Lilli Palmer
star of "Cloak & Dogger"
"NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN"
and Donald Duck Cartoon
OWL SATURDAY and SUNDAY
4 DAYS
She Sang the Way She Loved With Everything She Had!
IDA LUPINO
ROBERT ALDA
"The Man I Love"
And Color Cartoon, News
"Imitation of Life"
HIT NO. 2
"East Side of Heaven"
HIT NO.1
Patee
NOW—Ends
SATURDAY
SUNDAY----3 Days
Stanley & Livingstone
SPENCER TRACY, NANCY KELLY
RICHARD GREENE
PLUS Cartoon, News, Variety
VARSITY
TODAY—ENDS SAT Lone Wolf In Mexico and "South of the Chisholm Trail"
SUNDAY—3 DAYS
ROMANCE, MUSIC, and FUN!
DAVID BRUCE
"Susie Steps Out"
and
THE CISCO KID
"Riding the California
Trail"