THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1928
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHERSTON, c'40, Society Editor
Before 1 pm, call K;U; 21 after 1, call 2702 - 81
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority entertained the Pki Kappa Alpha fraternity with an hour dance Tuesday evening.
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Phi Kappa Pai held its Christmas formal at the chapter house Dec. 18 The chaperons were Mrs. Nelle Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Corlett Cotton, and Mr. and Ms. Dick Stevens.
The following were guests:
Mary Johntz, Los Angeles
Sally Jo Demery, c18
Mary Markham, f19
Mary Morton, c18
Elizabeth Barclay, c18
Besty Martin, c18
Jane Iwin, c18
Jane Burke, c19
Mary Fitzagregal, c40
Bucky Johnson, c40
Florence Columbia, c18
Mary Amy Meyer, c18
Henli Bell, Hutchinson
Violet Groschart, of c18
Jane Floud, c18
Helen Johnson, c18
Wendel West, c40
Susie Crawler, c38
Jean Anne Cardwell, c18
Mary Congrove, c18
Kansas City, KC, Mo.
Ruth Patteron, c18
Sallie Harris, c18
Mary Neol, c18
Maria Derris, c18
Miriam Irum, c18
Margie Spering, c18
Rust Hudson, Bunl
Joephine James, c42
Garage Gason, c42
Patty Payne, c41
Jane Heimbrook, c18
Mary Jane Clarke, Independence
Kansas City, KC,
Charlotte McIndoe, Kansas City, Mo.
Jane White, Baxter Springs
Margarete Slentz, c18
Benjamin Behlin, Hamilton
Frances Hard, c41
Jean Egbert, c41
Lew Wilson, c18
Benjamin Hutchins, Bustell
Beka Jeanne Heller, Chanute
Martha Jane Starr, c41
Jean Anne Miller, Kansas City, Kan.
Bille Ball, c18
Carole McGrath
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Alpha Omicron Pi announces the engagement of Beatrice Hagedorn, fa'41, to Herman Janzen, e38, a member of the Theta Tau fraternity.
Members of Sigma Delta Chi entrained with a dinner dance for members of Theta Sigma Pi, Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock, at the Colonial tea room. Members of the University journalism faculty and their wives also were present, forty persons composed the group.
Newly elected officers of Beta Theta Pi are: President, Emil Wiencke. c38; vce-president, Tom Robinson. c39; secretary, Fred Littoy. c39; treasurer, Ed Wiencke c40; recorder, Walter Fees, euncl social chairman, Art Wolf. c39 alumni secretary, Richard Kane c39; sergeant - ai - arms, Henry Driever, c40.
Leone Hoffman, c'40, was a lunch- en guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
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Phone K.U. 66
Lois Turner
Lois William Kandt
William Cunell
Jalie Roth Henry, ed'unel
Fideliaena cearbler,
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Alpha Delta Pi announces the marriage of Muriel Manning, 37, of Rockbury, to Elbert Youngstrom of Atlanta. The storm was a member of the Tau Tau.
Dean F. J. Moresau and Prof. W. J. Brockbank of the School of Law will discuss "Laws Affecting Women"
Betty Lou Bailey was a luncheon guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
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at the University Women's Club tea to be held at the Memorial Union building at 3 o'clock this afternoon. This will be a thimble party, and the members are asked to bring their sewing.
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Watkins hall will hold its mid-
winter dance from 9 to 12 o'clock
Saturday night.
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Watkins hall announces the engagement of Dorothy Alexander c38, to John Crouch, b38.
The K.U. Dames sewing group will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Harlan Loyd, 1930 Kentucky street.
Plane Freight Gets Greatest Use in Canada
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Montreal, Jan. 5. - (UP)-Canada now leads the world in the transport of freight by air, according to latest figures from Ottawa.
Operating chiefly in the mining areas, Canadian lines last year transported 22,947,000 pounds of freight, consisting largely of矿石 and copper, up to 800 padded with slightly more than 2,300-700 pounds in 1651.
Although the volume of air mail carried under contract in 1956, which was 1,107,000 pounds, was slightly under the 1955 figure, it was two and a half times larger than air mail carried in 1931.
Total commercial mileage flown in Canada last year was 7,101.40 miles, and passengers carried numbered 108,723; gross operating revenue $260,242 and operating expenses $2,300.00, according to the report.
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Motor Company Will
Motor Company Will Enter Low Price Competition
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Detroit, Jan. 5—(UP)—The Hudson Motor Car company scoffed at the business recession today and announced an extensive program whereby it will enter the low-price automobile field, double its employment and spend 11 million dollars in the next few weeks.
The program was announced by President A. E. Barr of the company at a special meeting of dealers from all over the country.
The committee on which Professo
Guild is working is similar to the
one functioning in Topeka, the aim
of which is to develop all its may
be remedied by legislation.
F. H. Guild Returns Next Week
F. F. H. Guild of the political science department, who is in Springfield, Ill., assisting the committee for the legislature of that state, will return next week.
second by gradually leading up to the coup with the aid of gentler and more civilized tactics. Many of my acquaintances make use of the hold method exclusively; others swear by it. I am familiar with a majority adapt the mode of attack to the personality and behavior of the female involved, often utilizing a combination of methods, and often finding themselves unable to work the combination. For simplicity's sake, however, I shall confline the two systems of approach in their pure, non-overlapping forms."
For further information on this vital video, call the Sig Alph house and ask for Donald, the guy who has learned how to duck.
"The doctor put a stomach pump on him and he lost all of his privileges." Brown concluded. Some pump.
Even teachers make mistakes. Professor Brown, in his abnormal psychology class daily morning in discussing acute alcoholism, told of a patient in a state hospital who was diagnosed with alcohol which contained pickled kidneys and various other parts of the human anatomy.
The Baltimore Sun carried the following title squib about a gang of chicken thieves operating about Everton, Mo., who invariably left behind a hamb and a rooster at each corner, together with the following note:
When Winchell said that he got his best stuff from people who had promised someone else that they wouldn't tell anyone, he just about hit the nail. Betty Ruth Judd, in her early twenties, admired her admirers the other evening, confided that Woodrow Lindsay is a palpitating heart-breaker.
Haywire+youth remains an inch and a half taller than the national average. The heaviest applicant weighed 225 pounds. The lightest was 95.
We steal from the poor,
We leave this pair
So you can raise some me
Progressive note: The Theta's had their first meal at home yesterday morning. To celebrate, they had breakfast and of their accustomed choice of one.
We steal from the rich.
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Troy, N.Y. Jan. 5. —(UP) -Bensseler Polytechnic Institute's 1827 model college freshman is 5 feet, 10 inches tall, weighs 152 pounds and is $18^{½}$ years old. a survey at the engineering college showed.
Average Frosh Is 5 Feet 10 And Tips 152
The average was determined from 500 applications for admission received during the summer from virtually every state in the Union. The tallest applicant was 6 feet, 6 inches, and the shortest 5 feet.
Recalling that the average height of the first million men drafted in the World War was 5 feet, 7/12 inches, school officials pointed out the difference in averages and said the men drafted were measured in their stocking feet while the prospective students wore shoes. Allowing an inch for the thickness of the beels and soles of the shoes, the college
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New York, Jan. 5. (UP)—Jennane Cagney, sister of the film star, James Cagney, is a proficient German scholar. She has been initiated into Sigma Epsilon Phi, German honor society of Hunter College, here.
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Coalinga, Calif., Jan. 5—(UP) —In a region here where prehistoric animals and other prehistoric animals have been unearthed, the stringest excavation has been made. It is a pool ball still bearing the evidence of an ancient people as coming from Coalinga's first pool ball some time before 1000.
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