TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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PERCY GRAINGER—
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"Country Gardens," "Shepherd's Hey," and many other numbers, appeared on the University Concert Course a number of years ago in a brilliant piano recital. He has played in all the leading cities of Europe, Australia and North and South America. His appearance at K.U. will be the week beginning July 21.
Pan-Hel Council Picks Delegates For Convention
Approximately 40 members of the Men's Pan-Hellenic Council met in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building Sunday morning.
Major business of the meeting was the selection of delegates which will represent the Council at the Provincial Pan-Hellenic meeting to be held
at Norman. Okla., Feb. 21 and 22. The official delegates are Stanley Stauffer, college junior, Bill Cole, college sophomore, and Robert Farmer, business senior. Bob McKay first year law, president of the organization, also will attend the meeting.
The date for the interfraternity dance was set for March 7 in the Memorial union building. Action was postponed on the proposed relief benefit dance.
'Resource-full Kansas' Movie Presented at Luncheon
A colored, sound motion picture titled "Resource-full Kansas" was presented at the Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon this afternoon at the Eldridge hotel. The film was produced by the Kansas Industrial Development commission to give Kansans a picture of the economic life of the state.
Cole-Brochett Win Table Tennis Title
Olivia Cole and Jim Brochett defeated Jo Ann Perry and Tom Walton for the mixed doubles championship in the table tennis tournament concluded Saturday in the Union building.
Before the holidays, Malcolm Black beat Perry Petterson for the men's singles championship and Shirley Irwin, last year's women's singles champion, successfully defended her title by beating Olivia Cole.
One hundred men, forty women, and fourteen mixed doubles teams were entered in the tournament.
Medals will be awarded the winners in the near future.
University Fencers In Exhibition At R.O.T.C. Barbecue
The University fencing team under the direction of Coach Jim Rapport will give an exhibition at 7.15 p.m. tonight at the R.O.T.C. Barbecue being held in the new Lawrence Community building.
At 8:15 tonight Raport will referee the boxing matches at Haskell Gymnasium between two outstanding inter-collegiate boxing groups—Chilocco Indian Institute of Chilocco, Okla., and Haskell Institute.
Coach Raport has also been asked by the Kansas City Athletic Club of Kansas City, Mo., to form a fencing team for open competition between K.C.A.C. and any other fencing group in this section.