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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2.1940
Traditional Lantern March Tomorrow Night
Providing the limelight for tomorrow night will be the University women's celebration of a famous Mt. Oread tradition which is almost a quarter of a century old, the annual Lantern Parade.
Several hundred University women, both freshmen and upperclassmen, will participate in the Parade, which will follow an informal dinner in the Memorial Union building
The parade, which is sponsored jointly by the Y.W.C.A. and the W.S.G.A., will be led by the presidents of each of these organizations, O'Theene Huff, c41, president of W.S.G.A. and Jean Stauffer, c41, of the Y.W.C.A.
Ticket sales to date indicate that a crowd of women larger than for many previous years will wind their way across the Hill to stand before the Chancellor's home with their lighted lanterns.
After the women who are to participate in the parade receive their lanterns, they will go to the Chancellor's home, where they will present Chancellor and Mrs. Deane W. Malott with flowers.
Dinner will be served in the Memorial Union building about 5:45 p.m., and the procession across the Hill will begin about 8:00 p.m.
Demos Attend Willkie Meet
Three admitted Democrats were among the 30 campus politicians at the Willkie-for-President Club meeting last night in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building.
An executive committee of eight—Jean Boswell, c'42, Harold Haney, c'41, Joe Brown, c'42, A. I. West, c'41, Lester Groverman, Lois Aldous, and Rudy Savely, c'42—was named by Wilbur Leonard, president of the club as the group to outline and take the lead in the function of the club. A publicity club was also named consisting of Dorothy Schroeder, c'42, Larry Winn, c'41, David Whitney, c'42, Dan LaShelle, c'42, and Jean Fees, c'42.
An assessment of 10 cents a member was passed with the suggestion that this be a minimum, and that members be urged to make contributions over and above the dime.
The next meeting of the group is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
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BILL CUNNINGHAM-FULLBACK
Bill Cunningham, Missouri fullback, was one of the big reasons for the Tigers' 40 to 26 victory over the St. Louis University Billikens last Saturday at Columbia.
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Color Aerial Views Showing Campus To Be Distributed
Full color pictures of the University campus will be distributed soon to the various organized houses around the Hill to spread interest in the beauty of the campus.
Allen Asher, 140, and Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary, are handling the distribution of the aerial views taken this summer by Art Wolf, graduate student photographer. The views are all new and are said to present the beauties of the hill and the various buildings.
Marshall Returns To Boyhood Haunts As War Technician
Thirty-seven of the 73 most injurious insect pests in America have been imported.
T. H. Marshall, chairman of the department of chemical engineering will accompany other faculty members to the defense meeting in Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday.
The meeting will be held in the Iowa State Senate Chamber, where Marshall played during his youth. His father was lieutenant-governor of Iowa at the time. Marshall is now to go to the same hall in the interest of his country's safety as a technically trained man.
KFKU Into First Week's Program
Featuring for the first time a series of news interpretation broadcasts in cooperation with the department of journalism, KFKU has opened its first week of broadcast with the following schedule:
Tuesday, Oct. 1, 3—Silent. 6-6:30 —New York City Symphony Orchestra.
Jayhawk Flankmen--
Thursday, Oct. 3, 3—Silent. 6-
Wednesday, Oct. 2, 3—Silent. 6-6:30—Northern California Symphony Orchestra.
JOHN BURGE
Burge is a senior letterman.
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150 More Dorsey Tickets
Tickets for Tommy Dorsey at the Freshman Frolic Oct. 8, are moving more rapidly now with the total number of tickets sold being 542. Bell Music store has sold 70, the Memorial Union, 222, and the business office. 250.
The Ku Ku's have planned to get in touch with Dorsey to see if he will play the Alma Mater and the school song of Drake University and help the Ku Ku's generate some pep for the foo'ball game the next day.
Y.W.C.A. Plan Membership Drive at Luncheon
The Y.W.C.A. membership drive committee met yesterday at a 12:30 luncheon in the Kansas room of the Memorial Union building. Final plans of the drive were made, and last minute instructions given. Margaret Learned, chairman of the committee, announced that the campaign for new members began with the luncheon, and would continue throughout the week.
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