JANUARY 10, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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'Lennie' Moe Likes Kansas Men Weather Better Than Florida's
Kansas men are more fun than those in Florida, and what's more they are taller, said Alberta "Lennie" Moe, a 5-foot, 9-inch blonde from Florida, who also prefers Kansas weather.
She said the men on the K.U. campus are more mature and suave than the ones from New Port Richey, Florida, which is "Lennie's" home town. The resort weather in Florida hasn't $ ^{\textcircled{1}} $
such appeal for "Lennie," as she has attended high school and college in Kansas.
"Lennie," who lives at Templin hall, strongly advocates the recently organized United Women's council.
"I'm 100 per cent behind this union of sorority and independent women on the campus," she declared.
As well as being president of the women's independent senate, "Lennie" is a member of Jay Janes, I.S.A., and Spur club.
A College senior, Alberta is majoring in personnel administration, and believes that her major "will be an advantage in the coming depression."
Sports and politics are a "weakness" for this Florida student. She prefers sailing, but in Kansas she settles for tennis.
Tonight:
Alpha Tau Omega buffet dinner, at the house, from 6 to midnight. Harman Co-op dance, at the house from 9 to midnight.
Sophomore Slobbovian Stomp, Union ballroom, from 8:30 to midnight.
tomorrow night:
Alpha Tau Omega pledge class Blackhawk party, at the house, from 8 a.m. midnight.
Sigma Nu pledge class party, at the house, from 6:30 to midnight.
Phi Chi dance, Eldridge hotel, from 9 to midnight.
Religious Council Meets
The executive council of Religious Emphasis Week met Wednesday to discuss the anticipated visit of Rev. Phillips P. Moulton, National Director of the University Christian Mission.
Medical Juke Box Gave Out Remedy for What 'Ails You'
Sacramento, Cal. (UP)—A medical "juke-box" that reported to tell drug store visitors the remedy to take for various ailments has earned a San Francisco druggist a citation for violation of state health laws.
The state department of public health tells the story.
"This pharmacist had constructed an electrical selector, similar to the well-known "juke box" on which a patron selects various musical selections, and had modified the gadget to show a prospective purchaser the remedy to use for various ailments or symptoms.
"His list included diabetes, failing memory, gray hair, heart trouble, peptic ulcer, sexual impotence, and tooth decay."
The same druggist also was cited for selling boric acid tablets, which cost 10 cents a bottle, as a "weight reducing preparation," for $3.59 a bottle.
Peiping (UP) — Quintuplets—all boys—were born to the wife of a Chinese army sergeant three days ago in the town of Yenlinhsien, 35 miles south of Chenchow in Honan province, the central news agency reported today.
The mother and five babies were reported doing well.
Chinese Parents Now Have Own Basketball Team
The provincial government has appropriated $50,000 (Chinese)—less than $$ in American currency—for their care and upbringing, plus a monthly quota of rice and other food, the report said.
Downs Will Lecture To Westminster Club
Dr. Cora M. Downs, professor of bacteriology, will show colored slides of flowers, gardens, and interesting places seen in her travels, at a meeting of the Westminster Supper Club at 6 pm. tonight.
The club is an organization of young Presbyterian married couples. Nursery facilities will be provided.
McVey Is Elected Phi Alpha Delta Justice
Walter L. McVey Jr., College senior and second year law student, was elected justice by Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity, Wednesday.
Other officers elected were Cecil H. Frey, College senior and first year law student, vice-justice; Jack O. Bowker, first year law, clerk; Ralph E. Hoke, third year law, treasure; and Milo L. Harris, second year law, marshall.
Juniors Discuss Prom Plans At Meeting
Plans for the junior prom, March 1, were discussed in a junior class meeting Thursday.
Committees for program, publicity, decorations, and ticket sales will be appointed next week. Ticket sales will be handled by a representative from each house. Approximately 30 members attended the meeting and signed up for committees.
National Director Will Talk
The Rev. Phillips P. Moulton, national director of the University Christian mission, will speak on "The Student Approach to Religion" at a meeting of the Westminster Fellowship group of the Presbyterian church at Westminster hall, 1221 Oread, 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
The Rev. Mr. Moulton is directing Religious Emphasis week on 18 college campuses this school year.
Dance At Harman
A dance will be held tonight from 9 p.m. to midnight at Harman co-op. Everyone is invited.
Arizona's eight national forests have a total area of 11 million acres.
Tri Delts Will Attend Carlson Inauguration
EUNICE CARLSON
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K. U. members of Delta Delta Delta and their dates will attend in-uguration ceremonies for Governor-elect Frank Carlson at Topeka Monday and a reception and ball that might.
Ennice Carlson, member of the sorority and daughter of Mr. Carlson, will sit with her sorority sisters at the morning inauguration ceremony.
The reception for Kansas legislators will begin at 7 p.m. The Tri Delt group will be the first to go through the receiving line. About 35 members plan to attend.
'World In League Stage—Union Later'
"It itok 114 years for the United States to become a union instead of a league," Prof. R. M. Davis of the law faculty said in a speech before the Lawrence League of Women Voters Thursday. "Why should we expect the United Nations to produce a union in a matter of a few months?"
Speaking on "The United Nations at Work," Professor Davis said that the world is now going through the same league stage which our country went through from the first congress at Albany until the 14th amendment was passed.
To have a sovereign world Professor Davis emphasized that "We must understand Russia, its people, and its projects. Right now it has its hands full, but is building back to its czarist boundaries for security."
Wake Up Your Scalp
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Henderson Will Head Christian Science Group
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Frederick Henderson was elected president of the Christian Science organization at a meeting in Danforth chapel Thursday.
Other officers elected were; Milton Lewis, clerk; Robert Alderson, treasurer; and Lewis Noll, executive board member. These officers will officiate during the spring semester this year and the fall semester of the next school year.
A dancing party for members at the home of Mrs. George Docking, 604 Stratford Rd., at 8 p.m. Jan. 17, was announced.
Catholic Group Plans To Reorganize
Plans for reorganizing Theta Phi Alpha, national Catholic women's sorority are underway. Miss Martha Peterson, Fan-Hellenic secretary, has announced. The group was organized in 1921 but has been inactive since 1934.
National officers are expected to visit the University soon, and organization will be carried out according to their instructions.
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