UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE EIGHT
MARCH 13, 1946
Stouffer Named 'University Dean
DEAN E. B. STOUFFER
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Dr. E. B. Stouffier, dean of the Graduate School, became University Dean today. Chancellor Deane W. Malott announced.
Dr. J. H. Nelson replaces Dr. Stouffer as dean of the Graduate school, Chancellor Malott said. He also announced the appointment of Dr. Guy W. Smith as chairman of the department of mathematics, replacing Dr. Stouffer.
"The board of regents has approved the creation of Dean Stouffer's new position "to facilitate efficient operation of the University in matters pertaining to academic work," the chancellor said.
Under the new plan, Dean Stouffer will continue to devote most of his time to the chairmanship of the budget committee, and to problems in connection with the University's rapidly expanding enrollment, such as space allocations, class scheduling, and studies of additional staff requirements.
Dr. Stouffer has been be of the Graduate School since 1923, and chairman of the department of mathematics since 1941.
Dr. Nelson has been assistant dean of the Graduate School since 1941 He is also chairman of the department of English.
Dr. Smith has taught in the department of mathematics since 1920. He became a full professor in the department in 1934. ___
Team Gets Rest
The varsity basketball_squad is getting the afternoon off today, while Dr. F. C. "Phog" Allen, coach, is scouting the Oklahoma Aggies in their game against Oklahoma at Norman, tonight.
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NOON AND NIGHT FOR
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620 West 9th Phone 997
One's a Crowd She Plays 15 Parts
By CHARLES ROOS
Daily, Kansas Staff Writer
main.
At least she was the narrator, the heroine, her mother, her uncle, the hero, his brother, and his mother, as well as a few other assorted characters.
By CHARLES ROOS'
(Daily Kansan Staff Writer)
She might even have pulled the curtain.
Ruth Ann Hutchens, dramatic actress and faculty member of Sterling college, presented the four-act play, "Friend Hannah," in Fraser theater last night.
theater last night. She played the entire cast, making differences of posture, voice, or expression identify each to the audience. There was no scenery, and the actress wore an evening gown throughout.
"Friend Hannah" is the story of an English Quaker girl who was married secretly to the Prince of Wales, in 1760. She gave him up shortly after the wedding. When they met again 50 years later, both were tottering oldsters.
were totering outstretched. Miss Hutchens made the change from character to character seem rather plausible and natural, and she provided moments of charm, of humor, and of paths, as I surveyed the
However, the task of carrying the whole thing herself, the many different characterizations and the narration, seemed to be too great a number, perhaps for Miss Hutchens, or perhaps for the audience. As a display of quick-changing ability, it was excellent, but considered as more than an hour's entertainment, it dragged.
Could be the ragged appearance of the stage drapery wasn't particularly inspiring for Miss Hutchens. It wasn't for the audience.
To See Students
Sullivan C. Richardson, expert on Latin America will be available for student conferences in the Chancellor's office at 10:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday, at 11 a.m. Friday, and at 9 a.m. Saturday.
AT THE HOSPITAL
Admitted Tuesday
Admitte
Ford N. Bohl, PT 8.
John H. Gerety II, 1025 West Hills.
Ray Boardman, RR. 6.
Laird Campbell, 1025 W. Hills.
Louis W. Johnson, Sunflower
Dann Robinson, 1541 Tennessee
Charles Freebury, 1301 West Cam-
ous.
Discusses
Homer, E. 938 Louisiana
June Ernert, 1232 Louisiana
William C. Bolin, 1100 Indiana.
John Blair, 1931 Tennessee
Mack McCormick, Sunflower
Alberta Cornwell, 1336 Tennesse
Surgery—Laird Campbell had an
supendectomy. Condition good.
Dismissed Tuesday
Union Recreation Spot Named 'Elbow Room'
"Elbow room" is the name for the new recreation room in the Union, Alberta Cornwell, Union activities chairman, announced today.
The committee chose the winner from names suggested at the opening Monday.
The Elbow room will be open every day including Sunday, from 8:30 a.m. until the Union closes. Students may dance after school hours and on Saturday. Dancing on Sunday will not be allowed, according to Miss Cornwell.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN March 13. 1946
March 13, 1946
Applications for positions on Relay Committee should be mailed to Chuck Elliott, room 103, Robinson Gym.
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The Engineering Council has closed Saturday, March 30 to student activities not already approved. The Engineers' Hobnail Hop will be held at that time.
The Mathematics Club will meet at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, in Room 9. Frank Strong, Professor Smith will discuss "Cryptography."
American Institute of Electrical Engineers will have a get-acquainted smoker at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the men's lounge of the Union.
WANTED—Film for processing and photo finishing at 1140 Miss. or phone 1544J.
WANT ADS
LOST - Black Shaeffer in Union
Fountain. Will find please return
it to the Kansan office or call Lorna
Green 1015. ___
DRAWING SET -For sale at 1332 Connecticut, 11-piece, good condition. Please call from 6 to 9 p.m. LOST-Fundamentals of Accounting. Finder please return to Joe Moddrell at 1111 West 11th st. or phone 1106. ___
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TARFU to you, too
See Page 5
A poor-trait in one sitting (And how to avoid it)
You can recognize men in illfitting shorts immediately. They squirm. They wriggle.
This is silly. They should wear Arrow Shorts.
Arrow Shorts are roomy.
Arrow Shorts are Sanforized labeled (shrinkage less than 1%.) Arrow Shorts have no binding center seam.
See these super-comfortable Arrow Shorts with Gripper fasteners today.
OBER'S
ARROW SHORTS
LOST—Black leather zipper notebook containing Evershard pen, glasses, and class material. Very valuable and desperately needed. If located please cal Beverly Stucker at 295.
FOR SALE—Brown corduroy sport coat size 38. Phone George 2427.
LOST—Parker 51 with black bottom and gold top, somewhere on the campus. If found, finder please call Mary Allice Crawford 581.
STUDENTS—We are giving the first hours of service free to each new customer by appointment.' $45 per hour. Help-Yourself-Laundry. 1900
STOP at the Court House Lunch for GOOD food. Open from 5:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. Across from the Courthouse.
HELP WANTED — We still need
waiters at the Cottage Cafe.
waiters at the Cottage Care.
LOST—Lady's wrist watch Friday evening in or near Eldridge Hotel and Fire Co. Liberal reward. Phone 1089J.
LOST-Last Friday night, Ronson cigarette lighter with letters T.W.A. on side. Finder leave name at Kansan office. Reward.
WANTED TO BUY—Bowman & Back, Economics book. Will return book at end of semester if so desired. Urgent. Call Fred Gasser, phone 763-W.
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