JANUARY 17. 1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
CCC 100
Organist to Play Recital Here Sunday
Mr. Titus, who is organist of Christ church, Cincinnati, has studied in New York and Paris, and has given concerts throughout the United States.
This is Parvin Titus, a fellow of the American Guild of Organists, who will give an organ vesper program in Hoch auditorium at 4 p.m. Sunday. The public will be admitted free.
Alumni Association Promotes Kansas Day
Letters sent out to K.U. alumni all over the country today tell them of Kansas day meetings in many cities and urge them to plan similar programs for Jan. 29.
The Alumni association which is sending out the letters, is making alumni lists and other information available to groups in various cities. Fred Ellsworth, secretary, said today. Many Kansas day meetings have been discontinued during the war, he explained, and he is trying to reorganize them. Plans have been completed for meetings in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York City, and Emporia, Seattle, Boulder, Colo.; and Akron, Ohio, have annual meetings on Kansas Day.
Nine V-12's Transfer To V-5 Unit Here
The nine students are Roy Matheson, Oval West, John Uphoff, Leonard Hajek, James Kauflin, Glenn Blakeman, Robert Dodsley, Ralph McKelvey, and Max Brubaker.
Nine students in the V-12 unit have transferred to the V-5 unit which will arrive at the University on February 9, Capt. Chester A. Kunz, commander of the navy unit, announced today.
A part time announcer is sought by WREN, Lawrence radio station. The salary will depend on the man and his ability. Those interested may apply to Vere Bratton or Mr. Booth the radio station before 4:30 p.m. any day.
--farmers, Ranchmen Hold Meetings Wichita. (UP) - Farmers and ranchmen who are members of the 14 Kansas Production Credit associations will hold their annual stockholders' meetings during January and February. D. L. Mullendore, president of the production credit corporation of Wichita, announced recently.
Birthstone Rings Garnet for January
Roberts Jewelry and Gifts
K.U.'s General Holmes Takes TWA Position
General Holmes' war assignments included participation in Gen. Mark Clark's secret submarine visit to North Africa in 1942 to confer with French leaders, and he was chief of the military government section of Allied headquarters.
One of KU.'s 11 generals, Brig. Gen. Julius C. Holmes, will become a vice-president of Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc., Jack Frye, T.W.A. president has announced.
General Holmes will work with the airline's international division, with his headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Patricia Manley, College senior,
was called home yesterday because
of the death of her father, Mr. C. T.
Manley of Kansas City, Kansas.
Father of Student Dies,
Two Members Resign From Student Council
Two All-Student Council members, Lloyd Eisenhower, Inter-fraternity representative, and Leonard Brown, secretary, have resigned, effective Tuesday. Richard Hollingsworth was elected to replace Brown, whose navy transfer is expected soon.
The Council decided to entertain the Student Council of Kansas State college, Jan. 29, and delegated the arrangements to the social committee.
Council members who are crusading for Sunday library hours were instructed to continue the fight, after it was agreed that the library will not now be opened on Sundays, at least until next semester.
Members absent were Eugenia Hepworth, Dean Corder, Helen Howe, Jean Tempeton, Guy Aschraw, Franzena Jackson, and Marjorie Bentley.
Med School to Aid In Treating Vets
Resident physicians of the School of Medicine in Kansas City will aid in giving hospitalized war veterans the newest and best in medical treatment, Maj. Gen. Paul R. Hawley, chief medical director of the Veterans administration has announced.
The administration medical staff of the Tuberculosis hospital in Excelsior Springs, Mo., will be aided by staff physicians from the K.U. medical school.
In an agreement with the Veterans administration, Dean H. R. Wahl of the medical school has established consultants and residences in veterans hospitals. Physicians taking post-graduate work for rating as specialists will be appointed as consultants by the dean's committee.
"Ad Astra per Aspera" is the motto on the Kansas state seal.
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Stamp Sales Rise At K.U. Post Office During Past Year
609 Mass.
More stamps were sold in 1945 than in any previous year at the KU. post office, R. C. Abraham, superintendent, reported today.
The year's sales netted $3,554.13.
The December total of $5,923.66 tops all previous amounts sold in a single month.
MORGAN-MACK MOTOR CO. Phone 277
Morgan to Faculty; Kesselman in Army
The School of Business both lost and gained a faculty member today.
Dean Frank T. Stockton announced that Prof. Jerome Kesselman, scheduled to return from his army duties for the second semester, won't be out of the army in time, after all. His expected return was announced in a release this week.
The business faculty will gain a member in Dr. J. D. Morgan, an assistant professor of economics. A former University of Indiana and Wayne university teacher, Dr. Morgan has been discharged from the army as a major after service in Italy.
Always the commiseration of our bleeding hearts is with some forgotten man; never for the eleventh best-dressed woman of the year.—Omaha World-Herald.
Farmers, Ranchmen Hold Meetings
VICKERS GIFT SHOP
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Phone 933
1023 Mass.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL
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1025 Mass.
HUNSINGER MOTOR CO.
Garage and Cab Co.
922 Mass. Phone 12
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