JANUARY 15, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
1645
1947
PAGE SEVEN
377 Pass English Proficiency Examination
A list of the 377 students who passed the English proficiency examination given Nov.2, 1946, has been released by the College English department.
Mrs. Natalie Calderwood, chairman of the proficiency committee, announced the passing grades of the 414 students who were examined under the English proficiency writing test for the first semester.
"Every paper," stressed Mrs. Calderwood, "is read by at least two readers, and no reader knows the name of the writer of the paper which he is judging."
Three grades are given to the papers. A Roman numeral I is a paper passed without question, while a paper with a III is a non-passing theme. At least three readers check a non-passing paper.
"No honor roll was made this year due to the fact that there were too many papers to be checked and it was impossible to set a definite set of standards for so many," explained Mrs. Calderwood.
School of Education
The following students passed the examination:
Bettie Batt, Dorothy Jeanne Berry, Barbara Jane Carroll, Grant Clothier Joan Clough, Frank Curry, Delores Custer, Marilyn Erway, Patricia L Fleming, Alice Goldsworthy, Lloyd Grady, Margaret Gruenthal, Harold Harvey, William Hessenflow, Marjorie Kaffe, Lewis Overstreet, Robert Robinson, Sara Jayne Scott, Jeanne C. Smith, Jeanne M. Smith, Annette Stout.
College
Melvin Adams, Robert H. Adams,
Jr., R. P. Adams, Rosemary Alderman,
Robert W. Alderson, Howard L.
Aumundson, William Anderson, Jr.
Bobby B. Andrews, Elizabeth L. Apt
John A. Ash, Daniel Bachmann,
Kenneth Bales, Bobbie Jay Barnes,
Bernice Barr, Beverly B. Baumer,
John Beach, Harold Beek, George R.
Bell, Janet Belt, Charles H. Benton,
Beverly Betz, Bet Z. O. Biggs, Lee Blackwill, Milton Bloodgood, Martha Bonebake, George Bowles, Keith Bowman, Robert Bowser, Elizabeth Bradney, Mary Branigan, Margaret Brewster, Russell Bridwell, William Brooks, Doris M. Brown, Ruth Brown, Lenore Brownlee, Wendell Bryand, Robert Buehler, Orval W. Buell, Jr., Joseph Bukaty,
Gracia Bundren, Robert E. Burdge,
Betty Burgert, Jordan Burkeley, Ralph
Burnett, William Butler, Mable E.
Cable, Esther Calvin, John Campbell,
Joe Cannon, Elaine Carlson,
Eunice Carlson, Lorraine Carpenter,
Mary Chadwick, Julia Chubb, Carl W. Clark, Jr., Jack Clogston, Daniel Coats.
James Coffman, Edward Colburn,
Joe Connellly, Charles Cotton, Ethelmae Craig, George A. Cramer, Freed Creacy, Lewis Cripps, Sam Crow,
Louis Cummings, Shirley Cundiff,
Jean Cunningham, Virginia David,
Constance Dean, Amnette DeTar,
Joan Dexter, Arthur Duell, Mary Jane During, Don Dyche, Martha Jo Easter.
Kathryn Eaton, Margaret Eberhardt, Jane Eby, Doris Edmiston, Robert Lee Eichorn, Eloise Elitzer, Richard Elliott, Peter Enes, Clarence E. Erickson, Jr., Frank Estrada, Elizabeth Evans, Thomas S. Evilssizer, Jr., Isobel Faurot, Robert Feighy, D. W. Fellers, Patricia Ann Ferguson, Barton Lee Fischer, John Fitzmorris.
Bette Lee Forbes, Robert Foster,
Clarence Francisco, Ruth French,
Robert Fijiggeri, James Galle, Fred
Gasser, Jr., C. C Mac Geyer, Ernest
Gimblet, Grace Glemn, Patricia Ann
Glover, Joy Godbeheme, Nancy Goering,
Darlow Goertz, Martha Goodrich,
Mary E. Gott, Ruth Granger,
Wayne Granger, William Granstedt.
Lorna Green, Jack H. Greene,
Charles E. Grey, Shirley Grigshy,
Floyd Grillot, Betty Lee Grimm,
Robert Guntter, Bernard Halperin,
Dorothy J. Hamilton, Russell L.
Handy, Jr., Charles A. Harkness,
Valdah Haynes, Helen Harkrader,
LaVerla D. Harris, Martha Hayden,
Melvin Hayes, Lacy Haynes, Jr.
Clarence R. Haywood, Virginia Haz-
Clay Hedrick, Jr., Sarah Jane Hill, Jessie Lee Helenthal, Ronald Herd, Dorothy Heschmeyer, Herman Hiestierman, James A. Hightower, Howard Hill, Adrienne M. Hiscox, Alice Hobbs, Richard Hodges, Jordan Hodgkins, Phyllis Hodgkins,
Robert Hodgson, Daniel W. Hogan,
Jr., Bonnie Jean Holden, Dorothy
Hoover, Robert B. Hutchinson, Martha
Hutchison, Wesley Innes, Elizabeth
Ibeth Ironey, Nancy Jack, Roberta
Jacobus, Roger James, Newell Jenkins,
Roy Jindra, Donald M. Johnson,
Richard N. Johnson, Royce P.
Johnson, William W. Johnson, Helen
Jones, Howard E. Jones, Robert D.
Dudy, John Kanas, Betrice Kasha,
Clifton C. Kelley, Jr., William A.
Wells, Billie Joan Kent, Melvin Ketner,
Betty Kieffer, Elizabeth Kindig,
Hubert Kintzel.
Joan Kirkham, Otto Koerner, Leonard m. Moger K., Jr, Sara Mae Krehbiel, Geralea Kreider, Martha Jean Lafter, Dorwin F. Lamkin, Helen Lawrence, Edna L. Lee, James R. Lee, Robert Lesh, Frank Loos, Thelmela Lucas, J. D. Lysaught, Thomas S. Mackie, Marina Madden, William Mailer, Robert H. Malott, Constance Markley, Marilyn J. Marsh, Jacqueline Marshall.
Ruth M. Marshall, Robert Martin-
dell, Marylee Masterson, George
Mastio, Helen Mather, Patricia Mat-
lock, Kenneth May, George McBane,
Mary Ann McClure, John D. M.
Cormick, Mack H. M.cormick,
James McCoy, Sue McCoy, Jean McGavran, Lester E. McGonigle, David R. McGuire, Margaret E. McHarg,
Norma J. McJones, Mary F. McKevitt, Ernest McRae.
Lawrence Mercer, Donald Metheny, O. W. Meyer, Jr., William D. Miller, Donald F. Milligan, Marian Minor, Ruth Mitchell, Ernest Mitts, Max Moody, Mary M. Morris, Robert N. Mowry, Joseph M. Murphy Virginia Murphy, Katherine Naxera, Frank C. Neff, Jr., William D. Nelligan, J. E. Nelson, Walter P. Nelson, Keith S. Neville, Sue Newcomer,
Martha M. Nichols, Lee R. Noel,
Jr., Lewis H. Noll, Jean Oberlin,
Geraldine Dotch, Randall Palmer, Barbara
Palz, William Park, James Parmiter,
Helen V. Patch, Betty Lou
Pelot, Lawrence R. Pennington, Jack
Peterson, Elbert Phillips, Barbara
Pickens, Helen M. Pickering, Paul
Plumb, Virginia Powell, James T
Pringle, Marian Mugan, Howard Pyle
Marcia Raines, Marjorie E. Ramsey,
Robert Ramseyer, Joyce Lee
Randolph, Robert R. Rawlings, William
E. Read, Robert K. Ready.
Collector Finds Oddities In Parking Meters
Marilyn N. Umbach, Milo Unruh,
Virginia Urban, Patricia Vance,
Garth L. Van Pelt, Mary Lou Vans-
tion, George E. Volz, Doreen J. Wail-
face, Paul M. Walmer, Martha Walks;
Patricio Ann Ward, Martha Webb,
G. R. Weeks, Nancy Anne Welker,
Shirley Wellborn, Oval A. West, Jr.
Robert Westmacott, Lillian White,
Melba Whitting, Virgil Whitsitt.
Kenneth Reasons, Nicholas Redeye, Victor Reinking, Terry Relhan, Paul Resler, Mary L. Rice, Theodore Richey, George A. Robb, Martha Ann Robinson, Vivian Rogers, Martha Roland, Betty Ann Rolls, Eleanor Jean Rotert, Richard Royer, Kenneth Runyon, Edward Russell.
Shirley Salley, Richard Sanford,
James R. Scanlan, Florence A.
Schutte, Anne L. Scott, Glenn Shan-
ahan, Jacquetta Shaw, Betsey Sheidle,
Edgar L. Sherbenou, Virginia
Shimer, John Sigler, Charles Simkins,
Bill Sims, Paul Sims, Marilyn
Smart, Allen D. Smith, Othello D.
Smith, William T. Smith, Jr,
Ned Smull, Muralyn E. Spake, Francis
W. Spencer, Lina M. Spencer.
Maybella St. Lawrence, John Standfield, Mary L. Stanley, Josephine Steinberger, Helen L. Steinkirchner, William A. Stewart, Philip J. Stockton, Dave Stockwell, Lyle B. Strayborn, Mary L. Stryker, Marion M. Summer, Edward Surface, LaVerne Swain, Dorothy Taft, Robert W. Taylor, Clarke Thomas, Robert Trueheart, Frank R. Tryer, Jr.
Newburgh, N. Y. (UP)—The city's busiest coin collector—compromitter Kenneth D. Jones is convinced people will put all sorts of things into parking meters.
In addition to coin of the realm, the parking meter take has included washers, tiddley-winks OPA red points, bingo chips, a Sing Sing penny, and a coin from an archipelago called the Konungur islands.
The prize of Jones' oddity collection is the Sing Sing penny—it bears an inscription, "Do Good—Make Good."
Baby 'Discovers' Poison Antidote
Elizabeth Anne Wickersham, Arthur Wiens, Jack Williams, Ruth Williams, Alice Wismer, Francis Wolfskill, Robert Wood, Joan Woodward, Alice Wright, Margaret Wright, Donald Wyman, Mary Joe Young, Paul Zeh, Barbara Zuercher.
Los Angeles. (UP)—Thanks to a 2-year-old boy who swallowed enough bichloride of mercury tablets to kill eight adults and still lived, physicians now know of a powerful antidote for several kinds of deadly poisoning.
Little was known about the drug except that its war-time use was against lewisite gas.
A week after the drug began restoring burned tissues in his stomach, Richard sat up and shouted for a stack of toast. Two weeks later he was as good as new.
When 2-year-old Richard Frace gulped the mercury tablets, someone thought of giving BAL a try. Otherwise death seemed certain.
The drug is "23 dimercaptopro-
panol," better known as BAL.
Researchers are now studying its effect on other poisonous heavymetals.
The city health department immediately sent a bulletin to all doctors, describing the use of BAL. The bulletin pointed out the drug was effective against poisoning by an paste and insect sprays, both of which contain arsenic, was of definite value in mercury poisoning and apparently was of some value in lead poisoning.
PROTECT YOUR EYES
Lawrence Optical Co.
1025 Mass.
Chicago, (UP)-George Ayer, a janitor at Chicago's Merchandise mart, largest commercial building in the world, has completed 300 paintings in his spare time. Ayer paints during his lunch hours and after work.
Spare Time Painter
BAL's secret is that it exerts a chemical attraction for arsenic and other heavy-metals, actually luring them from body cells. The poisons enter into a chemical compound with BAL to form a stable, non-poisonous substance which the body can pass off.
A Complete Bachelor's Laundry Service ACME
Bachaler's Laundry & Dry Cleaners
1111 Mass. Ph46 646
For A Tasty Lunch
U-m-m Good
Chili
Cheeseburgers Hamburgers
Soups
Snappy Lunch
1010 Mass. St.
Willfred "Skillet" Eudaly
Daily Kansan Classified Ads
Copy must be in the University Daly Kansan Business Office, Journalism bldg., not later than 4 p.m. of the day before admission. All classifieds are cash in advance.
Classified Advertising Rates
One Three Five
day days five
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additional words 1c 2c 3c
Lost
GOLD Ring initialized E. G. Lost in front
Brick's. Reward. Call Bill Mulholland.
1853
SLIDE Rule, probably in Marvin hall.
651. Reward. Call Bill Wildon. -15-
654. Reward.
GRAY And black Valpen fountain pen between Pi Phi house and Fraser. If found please call Mary Alice White, 415.
LADY Eigin wristwatch, Jan. 8 between
Frank Strong and Fraser. Margaret
Hardie engraved on back. Reward.
Phone 1526-f. -15-
OVERCATO: Brown, size 38. Was accidentally exchanged at Dine-A-Mite Friday for coat of similar color. George McCarthy at 1016 or message. -16
GOLD Sheaffer pencil, striped brown and black. Lost between Cottage and Corbin Finder please call Virginia Roesler, 860 Reward. -16
BILLFOLD: Black, red trim. Name engraved in gold on inside, Jola Markle. Title: Master of Arts. Date: Daily Kansan office or call 2357. M-4 BROWN Sheaffer life-time pen between Hoch or Frank Strong. Helen Hastings engraved on inside. Peward. Return -174. Kaysen Office.
For Sale
PAIR Of colorless rimmed glasses in blue
case. Phone 2830-8. W.Reward. -17
GOLD Bulova ladies wrist watch with
stainless steel crown. 18. Please can
it if found.
'41 Chev. convertible for sale, 2 heaters,
spotlight, radio. Top condition. nice
phone. Phone 1996-J or 1106. Wilbur B.
Koehn. -15
BED, Mattress, and springs. Three drawer
dresser with mirror. Also little used two-
burner hot-plate and large briefcase. See
at 128 Wet 13th. -15
1940 Ford deluxe coupe. New motor, six speed shift, radio, Southwind heater new finish. Best offer. Phone 1687. 7 to 9 p.m. -15.
1935 Desoto 4-door sedan, motor completely overhailed. First good offer takes it. See at 1023 Miss. St. Phone 2297-R. 15 PRACTICALLY NEW lady dresses, skirts, and coats, size 12 and 14. Also 1 man's suit size sea. Reasonably for quick sale. Call 2734-W anytime after 3 p.m. -16-
STUDENTS: We are ready to sell your lighting needs. See us for approved LES. student lamps. Price $7.95 including 150-200 lb. Kansas Electric Power. Mass. -16
1935 Chevrolet 4-door sedan. Good con-
ductibility. Beauty, 1138 Miss. Phone 2010. -17-
ONE SET of trap drums. Good shape
1938 CHERVOLFT 4-door Master DeLuse
1938 CHERVOLFT 4-door Master DeLuse
NEW Buescher Aristocrat alto sax. $175
NYC Buescher Aristocrat alto sax. $175
vs drawing set $5. Phone 739-W -17
-1793 Ford. Radio and hoster. Good tires.
Best binder kit it. 1537 Tent Case.
$400
MEN'S Clean clothes. Black chinchilla overcoat. 1 suit. 1 coat vest and extra trousers. 32 x 33. Bargain for quick sale. 1104 New Jersey. -17-
Price reasonable. Lane P, Apt. 109. Sun-
flower Village.
SNAVAL Officers Dress Blues. Good condition. Size, coat 26, trousers 32. See guard Jones, McCook Hall. Under east side of stadium. Enter under ice CM. -16-
BROWN sport coats. $9 chest. Never.
MASS at Schulz's Tailor Shop.
24 Mass. St.
For Rent
Wanted
WANTED. One or two girls to share basement apartment. Two double sleeping rooms on second floor for girls. 841 Louisiana. Phone 2995-J. -15-
Found
MEMBERS For flying club or will sell interest in '46 T-craft. No students. Calvin Cooley, 1142 Ind. Phone 3335. -16-SLIDE RULE log du log expetril tr or declen- -15-POSITION for door after 2, or come to 530 Louisiana. -16-POSITION open for wife of G.I. or full time office secretary for the Dept. of Bacteriology. Call K.U. 145. -16.
FOLLOWING have been found and may be had at Kansan office by identifying: Fountain pens, Evershars, ring, 2 bracelets, earworms, glove, glasses, eyes, eyeglasses, face mask, Rosary, spiral notebook, slide rule, and partial plate containing 2 teeth. Please clam. 16-
Business Services
TYPING: Term papers and reports.
promptly. Reasonably. Phone:
1-800-255-6789.
RADIO Service. Home and car radios.
Tubes test free. All work guaranteed
90 days. 604 Hercules (new village)
Sunflower. -15-
VACANCY For two children in Nursery school. Whole or half days. Prefer two year olds. Experienced teacher. Phone 3402-J. 17-
TYPING: Prompt service, reasonable
rate, 1028 Vermont. <span style="color: red;">20a</span>
TYING: Let a veteran's wife type your
163W or走吧 by 942 New Hampshire.
163W or走吧 by 942 New Hampshire.
INCOME TAX Service. I am preparing
income tax service a needed rate.
My fifth year in this work. Call 981.
day or in the evenings and ask for
Ralph Martin for information or an
appointment.
-20-
MOTT'S KU. stable offers free transportation to and from campus and stables. For riding reservations, phone 346, or 1019. -21-
ATTENTION, Medical Students, microscopes, colorimeters, balances, engineering instruments cleaned and repaired. Ten years' experience Call Victor 9218 546-7036 Engineering Solutions company, 720 Delaware, Kansas City 6, Mo. Free estimates. -27-
PHOTO-EXACT Copies, discharge and valuable papers. Fast service. Low price. Round Corner Drug Co. 801 Mass. Law- flower, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, F. Lamp, 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas. 401 N. Flower Lane, Kansas.
FOR That coke date remember the Eld-
ridge pharmacy at 701 Mass., phone
number 327-685-4790.
HUDSON'S - RENT - A - CAR - SER-
VICE Will rent you a car by day, week,
or week. Reservations taken. PAK-
255. Location O.K. Rubber welders, 314
west.
Transportation
For GROUP riding, get your coupon in Jan. 9. Kansan and then call for BILL's vice with five years of experience for KU. students. -15
Thanks To Those New SEAT COVERS
Our clothes are still in A-1 condition.
We're ready for an evening of fun!
Our expert mechanics will tailor-make seat covers to fit your car. Your choice of 30 different patterns and colors.
Morgan - Mack
Motor Company
Your FORD Dealer
609 Mass.
Phone 277