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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1941
FRATERNITIES---mann, Topeka; John Jakosky, Lawrence; Bob Kroesch, Hoisington; Ted McIntire, Clay Center; Kenny Nelson, Topeka; Don Pomeroy, Holton; Jim Secrel, Colby; Wes Spahe, Salina; Ed Tihen, Wichita; Burt Viesselman, Lawrence; Ed Weaver, Wichita; Bill White, Bonner Springs.
(continued from page three) Glenn Kappelman, Lawrence; Lee Wood, Kansas City; Wayne Ruppenthal, Russell; Jim Bradley, Baldwin; Leroy Krug, Russell; Kenneth Cooper, Topeka; Elden Williams, Lawrence; Walter Martie, St. Joseph, Mo.; Don Henderson, Iola.
Sigma Nu (16)
Jack Cleverley, Russell; Don King Springfield, Mo.; Paul Van Dyke Plainville; Glenn Bigelow, Osawatonie; Dick Buck, Kansas City, Mo.; Howard Shrycko, Kansas City, Mo.; Bill Rolfe, Kansas City, Mo.; Tom Twyman, Independence, Mo.; Jeff Perky, Kansas City, Mo.; Scott Harvey, Salina; Bill Stone, Kansas City, Mo.; Hillis Kennard, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Avey, Kansas City, Mo.; John Dyatt, Kanoorado; Carl Schmitt, Kansas City, Mo.; Bob Ackerman, Monett, Mo.
Phi Kappa Psi
Jack Kirkham, Independence Mo.; Clayton Kyle, St. Joseph, Mo.; Art Leavens, Kansas City, Mo.; Jules MacKallor, Baxter Springs; Bob Matchette, Kansas City, Mo.; Dick Williets, Kansas City, Mo.; Dean Foster, Chanute; Dorman O'Leary, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.; Joe Payne, Chanute; Kieth Richey, Eric; Jim Seanlon, St. Louis, Mo.; Bob Siddons, Platte, S. Dak.; Frank Sims, Baxter Springs; Haworth White, Hutchinson, Jack Bradley, Kansas City, Mo.; Tom Cadden, Baxter Springs; Paul Carpenter, Kansas City; David Evans, Kansas
City; Allen Evans, Kansas City, Mo.; John Glover, Topeka, Clarence Mollett, Huchinson; Bill Humphrey, Kansas City, Mo.; Fred Humphrey, Kansas City, Mo.; Gene Duvall; Hutchinson; Ralph Dockstader, Beoit,
Triangle (10)
Tom Ackerman, Kansas City; Joe Luby, Kansas City, Mo.; Bill Rundle, Kansas City, Mo.; Joe Hensley, Kansas City, Bill Irwin, Kansas City, Mo.; Kay Thompson, Kansas City, Mo.; Bob Earnheart, Kansas City; John Stradberg, Kansas City; Bill Foller, Kansas City, Mo.; Howard Kenton, Basehor.
Delta Upsilon (20)
Rodney Armstrong, Topeka; John Buck, Wichita; Lair Campbell, Wichita; Vance Elder, Eureka; Phil Fee, Cunningham; Don Fincke, Kansas City; Lawrence Guy, Winfield; David Hax, Kansas City, Mo.; Mac Hermann, Topeka; John Jakosky, Lawrence; Bob Kroesch, Hoisington; Ted McIntire, Clay Center; Kenny Nelson, Topeka; Don Pomeroy, Holton; Jim Secrel, Colby; Wes Spahe, Salina; Ed Tihen, Wichita; Burt Viesselman, Lawrence; Ed Weaver, Wichita; Bill White, Bonner Springs.
WANT ADS
ROOM FOR RENT: Single room, private family. Two blocks from Hill. Breakfast if desired. Phone 1233.
938-1
FOR SALE: Piano; white china punch bowl with stand and tray, for fraternity or sorority; bookcase; antique dressing table; student's table. server. 1319 Vermont; 1131-J. 937-6
FOR RENT, BOYS: Three single rooms, $8 each, and one double for $12. Close to town and university. Modern. 1305 Vermont. 936-6
Wake Up!
Students
GAS FOR LESS
WITH KVX
Save.2 - 3c per gallon
First grade gasoline sold at a new low price.
ALSO: ● Seiberling Tires
- Veedol Motor Oils
- Accessories
- Century Oil Furnaces
Kaw Valley Oil Company
Phone 598
1318 W. 7th
Delta Tau Delta (20)
Hoyt Baker, Peabody; Bob Benkelman, McDonald; C. Bomholt, Cheny; Joe Bleakley, Lawrence; Jim Crask, Topeka; Ralph Dockstader, Beloit; Don Dodd, St. Louis, Mo.; Dick Gelvin, Topeka; Harold Goss, Pleasantan; Harry Grimshaw, Tulsa, Okla.; Bill Guilfoyle, Abilene; Bill Hancock, Kansas City, Mo.; Ralph Hedges, Kansas City, Mo.; Buster Hughs, Ft Riley; Harry Larimer, Ft. Scott; George Lewis, Wichita; Jim
Maloney, Wichita; Eugene McGnee,
Wichita; Joe Roberts, Wichita; Ben
Spencer, Ark City, Kan.; Bob Ackerman,
Larned.
239 WOMEN---motor trouble, brakes and auto washing.
(continued from page one) So by preferential dinner next Monday night, the majority of 239 new women students will have chosen new lives in the 10 sororities on the Hill and will begin a new phase of "higher education."
The schedule for the rest of rush week follows;
Friday, Sept. 12—Dinner date,
6:00-8:00 p.m. After dinner date,
8:30-10:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 13—After dinner date, 9:00-10:30 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 14—Afternoon tea.
First Assignment in AUTO-OLOGY
1. Memorize:
Motor In, the only ONE STOP service in
Lawrence.
Motor In for all car service — fuel, tires,
3. Remember:
Phone 264
If it has to do with cars, rely on Motor In.
3:30-5:00 p.m. Dessert party, 8:00-
10:30 p.m.
827 Vt.
Monday, Sept. 15—Preferential dinner, 6:00-9:00 p.m. After dinner date, 8:30-10:30 p.m.
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WHERE STUDENTS GO for UNIVERSITY SUPPLIES
Used and New Textbooks
Zipper Notebooks
Scroll Book-ends
Laundry Mailing Bags
Engineers' Supplies
Student Budget Books
Typing Supplies
Pennants and Banners
Waste Baskets
Studio Smokers
Jayhawk Jewelry
Annex
K. U. Jayhawk Stationery
Memory Books
1237 Oread
Fraternity and Sorority Crested Stationery
"Complete Line of Fountain Pens"
ROWLANDS
Two Book Stores
WE DELIVER
MAIN STORE
1401 Ohio