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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1941.
News From Page One
URGES ENROLLMENT
(continued from vage one) these requirements are asked to apply also.
To be accepted for training each applicant must pass a physical examination and agree to enter either the army or navy air force on completion of his work.
All men who have completed the training in the past will be urged to join the services. This action was decided upon in a meeting of the program coordinators of the Fifth region held in Kansas City, Mo., Saturday. Brush said the coordinators agreed that in the future local draft boards would be notified of the "washing out" and of the graduation of trainees, so that such men can be drafted for other service if they do not enlist.
At present official statistics reveal that in the Naval air force only 5 per cent of the pilots who have received C.P.T.P. training have failed to complete their training in that branch, while 35 per cent of the non-C.P.T.P. applicants have failed.
It was also planned, Brush said, to accept one married trainee with each quota of 10, providing he agree to take additional training to qualify as a flight instructor.
Brush said that students who pass the C.P.T.C. physical examination are practically assured of passing the service examinations.
Wahl Will Discuss Medics In Current World Crisis
H. R. Wahl, dean of the School of Medicine at Kansas City, will address the freshmen and sophomore medical students and faculty members at a dinner in the Kansas room of the Memorial Union at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Dean Wahl will discuss the role of medical students in World War II.
Horse Throws Cecilia
Cecilia Goncalves, Brazilian exchange student, was thrown from a horse Saturday evening and injured when she was riding near the intramural fields. She is recovering in Watkins Memorial hospital.
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"Parade of the Wooden Soldiers"
(Leon Jessel).
"L'Apprenti Sorcier" Scherzo (Paul Dukas).
"Love's Own Sweet Song," from the operetta "Sari" (arranged by Paul Yoder).
"Alice Blue Gown," from "Irene"
(McCarthy-Tierney).
"Modern Fantasy" for Saxophone quintet, (arranged by Victor Miller).
"Empty Saddles," (arranged by Lyon Hackler).
"America, I Love You," (Gottler).
"I Am an American," (arranged by Paul Yoder).
"Entry of the Gods into Valhallan",
from "Das Rheingold" (Wagner).
"The Seafarer, a Nautical Rhapody," (Haydn Wood).
"America" patriotic tone poem. (Ernest S. Williams).
Two K.U. Men At Pearl Harbor Reported Safe
Two cablegrams from Pearl Harbor brought relief to the E. L. Haynes family of Lawrence Sunday when word was received that a son and his friend were safe.
Ensign Bob Haynes and Second Lieutenant Alec Mitchell left the University early this fall. Haynes was a chemical engineer and would have been graduated in the spring. Mitchell is an R.O.T.C. graduate in coast artillery.
Haynes is on sea duty, and Mitch
is stationed at Fort De Russie.
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"Enriching Family Life" will be the subject of a round table discussion over Station KFKU from 9:30 to 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
Participating in the discussion will be Miss Maude Ellsworth, instructor of education, Miss Edna Hill, professor of home economics, Dr. John W. Ashton, professor of English, and Dr. E. Thayer Gaston. The program is a part of the round table series of the year entitled "America in Crisis."
Postpone Taft's Lecture Scheduled For Tomorrow
"Panorama of K.U. History," a lecture featuring slides, by Professor Robert Taft, of the department of chemistry, has been postponed indefinitely due to Professor Taft's illness. This lecture was originally scheduled for Monday evening.
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Art Fraternity To Initiate Nine Tonight
Delta Phi Delta, honorary art fraternity, will hold initiation and pledging services at 5 o'clock tonight in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building.
Students to be initiated are Shirley Irwin, Virginia Marshall, Jeanne Sunderland, Dorothy Wiggins, Bob Kiskadden, Lenore Knuth, Chestine
Wilson, Howard Babcock, and Alice Harrington.
Those to be pledged are Helen Naramore, Kay Smithmeyer, Bernice Kizler, Beulah Johnston, and Eleanor Grider.
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The meeting will be followed by an informal dinner in the Old English room. Alumnae who will be present are Miss Marjorie Whitney, associate professor in design; Miss Arvid Jacobon, instructor in design; Violet Lamont; and Harriette Danielk.
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