ER 16, 194
HURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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80 Students Enter Union Ping Pong Tournament
Registration for the annual fall ping pong tournament closed yesterday, with over 80 names entered. The games must be lved off by next Tuesday, according to Bob Hodgson, chairman of the intramurals committee of the Student Union Activi-
Men's matches are Bob Groom vs.
e Davison, Otto Teichgraecer vs.
ouis Cordonier, Dan Ragle vs. W.
Weighton, Ray Davis vs. J. Dawson,
ob Barton vs. D. Foster, Ralph
ockstader vs. Robert Blackwell,
Michel, vs. Malcolm Black, L.
Lreum vs. S. Kennedy.
Men's bye are: Neil Lysaught, Robert Quiring, Roy Lednicky, Ray Elgeson, Connie Voelker, Jim Herman, Grove Roberts, Robert Olinger, M. Hulett, V. Staebler, Bobellington, B. Mathews, Swede Ollan, B. Kirk, Don Gill, Ted Gray, Ob Vermillion, B. Harris, Ed Hanan, Leo Doobin, John Ise, andarl Hendrickson.
Women's matches are Erma Carl
. Billie Jarboe, Mary Kay Brown
. Shirley Irwin, Betty Lawrence
. Anna Jane Hoffman, Colleen
oorman vs. C. Gilmer, Jane Peake
. Rose Nelson, Pat Scherer vs.
uth Rickel, Mary Laffer vs. Sue
orson, Barbara Koch vs. Rachel
ingle, Dot Schroeter vs. Janet Mar-
Women's byes are Alta Bingham, Louise Brown, Mary Taylor, Jo Johnson, Peggy Benson, Betty Thean, Marilyn Rice, Susy Wieder,elen Kay Moore, Frances Morrill, ita Ann Lowry, Marjorie Tibbets, ladys Armacost, D. Clippin, Diana reighton, Ann Wellington, Maryray, Fern Stranathan, Bette Brook, virginia Stephenson, Helen Huff and Virginia Carter.
Fine Arts Students in Recital
A student recital was held this afternoon in Frank Strong auditorium at 3:30 p.m. The numbers presented were as follows:
Sonata in A major ... Charles W.
Cadman.
Risoluto con mobile
Risoluto con noble
Margaret Fultz
arlo;
Variations on Theme "ABEGG"
Schumann
Edward Utley
Still wie die nacht ... Bohm
Leslie Breidenthal
Piano:
Concerto in D minor . Rubinstein First Movement
Piano:
Jean Rennick
Haydn's "Solomon" Symphony Opens New Music Room Program
Beginning at 7:30 tomorrow night, symphony will be played in the music room of the Memorial Union building once each week.
The plan this year is to feature symphonies beginning with the earliest compositions and to proceed chronologically from Haydn through Sibelius. Symphonic poems of Richard Strauss and Jan Sibelius will also be played.
The symphony for this week is the Solomon" symphony of Haydn, No.93 in D major.
happenings on the hill
Most girls like sentimental letters, but a blond at 1244 Louisiana complains that a letter from a soon-to-be-drafted boy friend is too mushy. Of course, that's one way of making sure everyone knows she gets letters from the man.
Scott Hookins, Swede Olson, Bill Buzick, and Jim Boyd will be searching for unsuspecting ducks between Beloit and Sylvan Grove this weekend. Beloit is Olson's home, and Buzick lives in Sylvan Grove.
Kathleen Carroll will visit her home in Mulvane Saturday and Sunday.
Most attractive advertising on the Hill is in those mouth-watering pictures of delicacies in the Union fountain. Candid photos of comely frequenters of the fountain draw attention to the bulletin board. The pictures were made by Bill Overton, manager of the fountain, and will be changed each week.
The fourth estate leads a hard life. Ralph Coldren, assigned to Dyche and Spooner - Thayer museums, is wailing that the only timely news which could turn up would be Comanche walking out the front door of Dyche, or a plate falling off the wall in the art museum.
Kappa Alpha Theta Holds W.S.G.A. Tea
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was in charge of the weekly W.S.G.A. tea given from 3:00 to 5:30 yesterday afternoon in the women's lounge of Frank Strong hall. Committee members were Virginia Stevens, chairman; Jane Stites, Shirley Ann Kernodle, Peggy Patt Hennessey, and Betty June Sullivan. Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg, house mother, presided at the tea table.
LOST—Sheaffer life-time fountain pen. Green. Old model. Between 12th and 14th, on Louisiana or Ohio. Reward. Fred Yonley. 1400 Ohio. Phone 56. 968-29.
Movie actress Frances Farmer once won a trip through Russia in a college essay contest.
the author of "Major Barbara" playing Friday and Saturday at the Jayhawker. Though his "Pygmalion" was one of the 10 best pictures in 1938 "Major Barbara" even tops that.
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
FOR SALE: 1928 Chevrolet coach.
Motor in good running condition.
Tires and upholstery are good. May be seen after six o'clock. 623 Indiana. Phone 2201. 966-24
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