EDNESDAY, SEPT. 25,1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
VSGA Holds First Meeting Of The Year
Eating, then meeting, comised the program for the first I.S.G.A. assembly this year. A sort routine business session as held in the Pine room of e Union building following a int banquet with the Men'sudent Council in the Union's ansas room.
Nadine Hunt, c'43, was elected by e group to fill the vacancy created hen Martha Arn Hall failed to return to school. The members were formed that there were to be no losses to the Freshman Frolic. Morr Board was allotted $125 for the
coming year. Helen Johnson, c'41,
elen Edlin, fa'42, and Barbara Koch,
43, were named as permanent members
on the parking committee. A intern parade for Oct. 3 was announced. Four new members, Viola noche, c'41, Helen Edlin, fa'42,
ary Ellen Roach, c'41, and Doris fierce, c'43, took the oath of office.
Jwl Will Appear Next Week
"Pretty rugged" is editor Reginald Buxton's description of the first sue of the Sour Owl, campus umor magazine, due to hit the idewalks sometime next week. The first issue will carry a directory of all new women on the fill, classifying them down to the ray that they walk as well as the low down and pictures on rush week.
Jason K. Yordy, c'42, takes the place of Harry Hill who did not return to school this fall as business manager, and Gordon O'Brien, grill be literary editor. These new aff members along with Sam fowe as managing editor, Betty West, c'42, and Glee Smith, c'43, andling gossip, Ed Garic, c'41, picre editor, and Don Fitzgerald, c'42, as art editor, comprise the aff for the Owl.
Van To Ride Horse 50 Miles to Game
Champaign - Urbana, Ill. (UP) — notre Dame's four horsemen may have galloped many a yard down we playing field, but L. S. Griffith will ride horseback 150 miles to attend the football game which his ma mater, the University of Illinois, will play against Southern California, Oct. 12.
Griffith, ordering tickets for the game with the Rose Bowl champions, told C. E. Griffith, team manager, that a group of six or eight persons plan to ride here from Amoy, Ill. They will leave that town on Oct 6 or 7 and ride 25 to 35 miles a day, using state highway poulders.
"Interest in riding has increased in this territory and I see no reason why a former Illini and his friends should not return to their old stamping grounds in the old Indian way on horseback," Griffith, of the 1909 U. of I. class, said.
Suggests Six Methods For Successful Swoon
Hollywood—(UP)—It isn't often that a woman has to resort to such drastic measures as swooning to get her own way, but to those women contemplating difficulties in getting their new fall furs, Nana Bryant, veteran Warner Brothers star, offers six suggestions for staging a most em- phatic swoon.
Miss Bryant should know; she has a stage and screen back-ground of 24 years and has fainted in no fewer than 100 various roles. Her latest is in "Father Knows Best."
For the best faint, Miss Bryant recommends that the shoes be removed.
"If you have time," she explained "by all means remove the shoes before going into your swoon. The added support and balance given by standing in your stocking feet is invaluable."
"The second most important thing to remember," she continued, "is never to anticipate the floor. You'll meet it. Don't expect it to meet you half way."
The veteran actress might have added that no man is ever going to fall for a fainting act when the supposedly prostrate victim reaches out with rigid arms to make the landing a bit easier.
As for landing, Miss Bryant recommends landing on the side of the leg. "No man or silver fox is worth
landing on the knee cap," she advised.
The fourth point is never to arrange your faint so as to land in a chair across the room.
"There is always the danger that you might really lose your balance on the way over and hit your head."
"The most important thing to remember," Miss Bryant cautioned, "is to always remain relaxed.
"People who remain relaxed seldom get hurt. Intoxicated persons, for instance, rarely suffer injuries when they fall unless there's a river or railroad track under the bridge."
The last bit of advice offered by this authority on falls was to be sure to land on a rug-bare floors are so hard on one's constitution.
The delta of the Mississippi is advancing into the Gulf of Mexico at the rate of 260 feet a year.
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