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SUMMER SESSION KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1943
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SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas
HOPKINS HALL . . .
... Charlotte Nichols of Wichita was a guest Sunday.
... Inez Doctor, who is in Watkins hospital with infected tonsils, is reported better.
ALPHA OMICRON PI . . .
. . . Mrs. W. V. Gentry and Mrs.
Glenn Utt of Neodesha, Kan., visited
here Friday. Mrs. Gentry came to
see her daughter, Gerry.
. . . Mrs. C. F. Sloan, and son, Count-
ney, Kansas City, Mo., visited Janet
Sloan Saturday.
.. Mary Lee File, Kansas City, Mo...
was a guest Sunday.
BATTENFELD HALL . . .
... Bill Pringle of Arkansas City,
underwent an appendectomy last
week-end at home.
... Joyce Hahn, St. John, was a
Sunday dinner guest.
DELTA TAU DELTA . . .
. . . announces the initiation Sunday morning of Bob Moore, Ross Baker, Charles Moffett, Jr., Robert Bock, and Harry Johnson. Guests at the initiation were Mr. Paul E. Baker, Peabody, and Mr. W. A. Moore, of Lawrence.
... guests at the dance Friday night included Betty Carson, Betty June Craig, Cynthia Smith, Mary Jane Miller, Patricia Ann Creel, Irene Sandelius, Mary Louise Dickson, Virginia Urban, Pat Foster, Jerry Buhler, Margaret Fesler, Bobbette Sellers, Biddie Miller, Rosslyn McCampbell, Burnett Replogle, Marisle Murphy, Barbara Hahn, Jean Atherton, Mildred Ann Carpenter, Betty Potts, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Moore, and Prof. John G. Blocker.
... Charles Paulett was a dinner guest Sunday.
MILLER HALL . .
. Billie Jean Evans, Newton, was a week-end guest of Jeanne Scott. . Viola Clendennen was a dinner guest Sunday.
Ruth Sheppard, Kalamazoo,
Mich., was a week-end guest of
Georgia Wiggins. Miss Sheppard
was graduated from the University
last spring.
Calendar Is Shy A Day For July
July had only 20 days, according to a calendar which hangs in the University Press shop. Guy M. Pennock, mechanical superintendent, while figuring out some back time noticed that the calendar for July was shy a day.
This large display calendar, printed with three colors, red, blue, and black, was distributed by the Howard Flint Ink company of Chicago. Missing, however, for July was the number 31.
"Evidently they ran out of ink before they got through printing it," said Mr. Pennock. He helped them out by printing in with black crayon, the number 31.
Washington, Nash, In Omaha
Col. William C. Washington and Prof. Bert A. Nash were in Omaha Friday, attending a meeting of University commandants and directors of the army training program on various campuses in the seventh corps area. Colonel Washington remained for a meeting, Saturday, which was for commandants only.
Union To Have Cellar
Plans are being made to build a "root cellar" south of the Memorial building, the cellar to be used for storage of fresh produce, according to a statement of Miss Hermina Zipple, director of the Memorial building and of the University food service. Work on the cellar will start soon.
776 TO BE----
(continued from page one) Program), Colonel Washington indicated.
Lindley hall is equipped to house all the men in the unit. They are being fed in the west wing of the stadium until the equipment is received for completion of the cafeteria and kitchen in Lindley hall.
Capt. Archie Morris, one of the four new officers assigned to the University as instructors in the army training program, reported for duty Saturday morning.
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Staff Member Hurt While Viewing Game
GRID PRACTICE----
Vernon Hayes, new member of the physical education staff, suffered a painful injury on his left temple Friday afternoon while watching some of the A-12 men play softball. He was injured when a batter let the bat slip from his hands, striking Hayes. He was knocked out for a moment, after which first aid was administered and he was taken to Watkins Memorial hospital where Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson dressed the injury.
He was released from the hospital Sunday afternoon in good condition, according to hospital attendants.
(continued from page one) harder-working group of boys than the one we had this summer," stated Shenk of his squad. "All of them came out because they wanted to, because they loved to play football, and not because they were being given a job to play or for any other reason."
Among the men mentioned by Shenk as having shown up particularly well in practice are Junius Penny, star center from last year's grid team and the only letterman out, and Chase and Pease, two other pivot post candidates. Backs who stood out include Mowery, Barrington, Moffett, Miller, Bergen, Walton, Bush, Williams, Dickey, Maness, and Mohanna.
Six candidates for end mentioned by Shenk are Riegel, Gray, Wilcox, Smith, Sicita, and Hill. Bouse, Chase, Overman, Shondell, Vincent, and Hunter are the tackle prospects. At guard will probably be Frank Gruden, member last year of Wyoming University's team, and Dreher and Keller.
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Two of the three men interviewed are graduates of the K.U. School of Law. Chad Chase of Abilene was graduated in January, 1943, and James B. Malone of Lawrence received his law degree in May.
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