THURSDAY, APRIL 24.1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Otto Epp, graduate of the University in 1932, was a recent visitor to the campus.
Chestine Wilson, fine arts sophomore; Adelyn Cast, business junior; Ed Palmer, college sophomore; J. R. Jones, business junior; Bill Hoghen, business senior; and Harry Crowe, business senior, attended the stage show, "Hellzapoppin," in Kansas City Tuesday night.
Lester Kappelman, a graduate of 1939, was back on the Hill for the Kansas Relays.
Paul B. Lawson, dean of the College, spoke last night at the meeting of the Lions club. Dean Lawson spoke to Paola High School students and the Paola Rotary club today. Tonight he will give a talk in Ottawa.
Howard Babcock, fine arts junior, has been in Watkins Memorial hospital for the past week where he is being treated for glandular fever.
Robert McNair Davis, professor of law, has been added to the list of benefactors who have "adopted" English boys and girls. This "adoption" aids in removing children from the bomb area.
Sigma Tau Elects 19 Engineers At Initiation
Sigma Tau, honorary engineering fraternity, initiated 19 new members Tuesday night at a banquet in the Memorial Union building.
They are Don Hogue, Fred Luke, Randel Matthews, Richard Westfall, Sam Nash, Craig Howes, Jimmy Brown, Francis Domingo, Don Graham, Ed O'Bryan, John Harkness, Albert Reed, Browder Richmond, Marwin Sollenberger, Joseph Svoboda, Arthur Wahl, Albert Wieland, Richard Winslow and Herbert Hoov
The initiation ceremonies were followed by a banquet in the Kansas Room. Speaker at the banquet was R. C. Mitchell, who was graduated from the University in 1924.
Officers of Sigma Tau elected were president, Richard Lee; vice-president, Walter Crook; corresponding secretary, Charles Walker; recording secretary, Ray North; treasurer, Bill Douce; and historian, Dorus Mun-singer.
LOST: Dandelion Day—1938 Topeka High School class ring. Initials on inside: C. W. T. Reward. Phone 877. 887-134
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The annual Play Day, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association, will be held Saturday, in Robinson gymnasium.
W.A.A. To Hold Play Day In Robinson Saturday
Approximately 125 high school girls are expected to attend the meeting. Ten delegates from each high school in the surrounding district will attend the conference and will attend the conference and will take part in games planned for the day.
Guests will lunch at the Union cafeteria and will be entertained with social dancing during the noon hour in the Union ballroom. Tau Sigma, modern dance group, will give a demonstration at the gymnasium at 1:30 o'clock. The rest of the afternoon will be devoted to square dancing, challengers and activity periods, and a demonstration will be given by the Quack Club in Robinson pool.
Swarthout, Wiley Go to Columbia To Judge Contest
D. M. Swarthout, dean of the School of Fine Arts, and Russell L. Wiley, director of the University Band, will be in Columbia tomorrow and Saturday to judge the University of Missouri's inter-scholastic music festival. Approximately 10,000 to 12,000 students will take part in the contests.
The day will close with a posture contest. The Posture queen will be selected on her stride, grace of motion and erectness.
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25 Men Report For Naval Exam
Twenty-five University men have reported at Watkins Memorial hospital by noon today for preliminary physical examinations to the naval reserve flying corps. Lieutenant Commander Webster Wright, head of the flight selection board, said today. The flight selection board will be at
The flight selection board will be at Watkins Memorial hospital again
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Accompanying Commander Wright are Lieutenant M. D. Robinson, of the medical corps, and Ensign Anthony Denman. The board head-quarters are at the naval reserve air base, Fairfax airport, Kansas City, Kan.
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from 9 to 4 o'clock tomorrow to continue the physical examinations. Commander Wright expressed satisfaction with the reception by University students and added that about 70 per cent of the applicants had been accepted.
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