THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill --an account of Mt. Oread Society
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JUNE U.L.M. Society, Editor
Before 1 p.m., call KLU, 2321 after; cell, 2702-826
Custum dinner guests in the mop Chi Omega sorority house were:
Johnson M, Mrs. Mey, R. F., Gowne, Orfawa
Montey Watch
Giles Floreau
Mike Elmore
W. A. Cray, McLennon
John Crayn
Mrs. Wade, Mike R. M. Robinson
Helen Naramore
Mr. and Mrs. Ranges
and Mrs. Barton
Miss Lucy Barron
Alpha Chi Omega will entertain with a faculty dinner this evening.
Miss Morrison
Miss Vera Leaf
Miss Virginia Melvin
Miss Rosemary Ketcham
Mr. Anderson
Mr. H. C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mey
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity pledges entertained the following guests at an hour dance Tuesday
Maxine Miller
Aileen Herndon
Camilla Scott
Natalie McCleary
Margaret Lucy
Berry Burch
Betty Jainson
Holly Pearlson
Mary Marta Carson
Cecilia MacKinnon
Norma Slom
Linda Flockly
Ilmore Lockley
Martha Jane Starr
Margaret Harvey
Iaune Cunelly
Mary
Mary Jane Sharrel
The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority was hostess at the W.S.G.A. tea, held in the women's lounge of the Administration building yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Eida Patterson poured wine cakes and candies were served.
Julie Heimbrook, Gamma Phi Bhi and Bobby Woodward were luncheon guests at the Alpha Chi Omega society house Tuesday.
Weekend guests at the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house were Frances
Couch, Topeka; Virginia Wallace Kansas City; and Edith Garrett, Kansas City.
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Mrs. Clark of Troy was a guest at the Alpha Chi Omega sorority home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Heitmann, Kansas City, Mo., were guests at the Alpha Chi Onehouse Tuesday.
Alpha Chi Sigma, chemical freerace, announces the pledging of Kenneth Silberberg, gr.
Bill Gibba was a guest at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house last weekend.
Bill Graham was a dinner guest Tuesday at the Betn house.
Harold Miller was a dinner guest Sunday at the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house.
Robert P. Lattimore and his son stopped to see at the Sigma Phi Epison fraternity house Tuesday, on their way to Kansas City.
Corbin bull will have a masquerade party tomorrow evening from 9 to 12.
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Corbin hall will have open house tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock.
The Theta Tau professional engineering fraternity elected the following officers Tuesday:
George W. Rowlitz, regent
Higher Magruder, vice-reporter
Ray Rogers, treasurer
Ray Rollers, treasurer
Wilford Schoalbill, correspondent
Dinner guests last night at Corbin hall were:
Chara Heworth
Miss Elizabeth Meginear
Mrs. Lee Vaughn, JF, Kansas City, Ky.
Miss Frances Bates, Kansas City, Kan.
Dinner guests Tuesday at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house were: Doctor and Mells, Fellae, Osceola, Iowa
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The seriousness of the deadlock was apparent when the A.F. of Lade a formal statement charging that the C.I.O.'s procedure seriously jeopardizes the possibility of success of the conference. "Unless there is a change in their attitude and complete willingness to approach the consideration of the deadlock, the spirit," it added, "is doxiful if any progress can be made toward peace."
Although the delegates technically recessed to Nov. 4, leaders on both sides indicated privately to follow the conference may not recover
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He will speak again the same day
at 4:30 p.m., on "What Religion
Means to Me"
On Friday, Nov. 5, he will talk on the "Sino-Japanese Conflict" at a noon forum held in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building.
He is noted as a speaker. He constantly appears Lefore many types of audiences in all sections of the country. He has spoken at three hundred colleges in all parts of the United States and in foreign lands, and has addressed countless clubs, conferences and conventions.
Having crossed the ocean 29 times and visited some 35 countries, Mr Page has equipped himself with a range of international national and international problems.
Author and Evangelist
Will Begin Series of
Lectures Nov. 4
"A Creeed for Youth" will be the "Topic of an open forum which he will conduct next Thursday afternoon, Nov. 4 at 4:06ch in Franey theater
Kirly Page, author and social evangelist, is scheduled to appear in a series of lectures next Thursday and Friday at the University. Mr Pace is being brought to the Uni- tary to deliver an address of the Y M.C.A. and the W.Y.C.A.
Writes on Various Questions
From this wealth of knowledge he has written 18 volumes on international economic, social and religious issues.
He has also written several articles which have been published in many of the lending periodicals.
Conducts Forum Thursday
He is scheduled to appear the same day at the New Members banquet of the M.C.A.C. at 6:30 p.m., in the Memorial Union ballroom.
Law Graduate to Chetopa
Hugh A. Randall, 37, who was admitted to the Kansas state bar last June, has gone to Christo, where he is working as a city clerk or city attorney.
At the regular student program, the School of Fine Arts will present the following study in re录 in return for a gift of lunch or morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Students To Present Fine Arts Recital
Doctor Bates feels that there has been no recent indication of war propaganda in this country, and that none will appear until the international situation becomes more clarified.
Rosalys McCoorey, fa'41
At the Donnybrook Fair...Scott
Winfried, Hill fa'41
Opposes Specialization
PIANO:
Hungarian...MacDowell
He said that idealism was truly high during the World War, but he pointed out that "one can be idealistic and still make money."
The program follows:
PIANO:
Paul Stoner, 1a'40
VIOLIN:
VIOLIN:
Concerto No. 4...Vieuxtemps
First Movement
Dr. Robert M. Gorman, 33, moved to Winfield Oct. 23 to be associated with Drs. Snyder and Jones. He has just completed two and one-half years internship and residency in Wiesbaden, Wis., and Evansville, Ind.
PINOT
Sonata in A Major ... Scarlatti
Bernard McNoun, fa'41
CELLO QUARTET
When questioned about the apparent variety of subject matter in his published works, Doctor Bates replied, "Although I can recognize how that impression might be gained, feel that there is truly a thread."
Bates Discusses-unity in it all. I had become impressed with the difficulty of knowing anything about anything, and came to feel that the easiest thing to understand would be the American people and American culture". He added that he was fundamentally ousted to specialization.
Betty Vandeventer, c'41
Sarai Marian, fa'41
Bita Gunsaullus, fa'unel.
CELLO QUARTET:
Wiegemilied Klienger
Graduate Locates in Winfield
Continued from page 1
VIOLIN:
Concerto No. 2 ... Bruch
First movement, adagio non troppo
Olga Eitner, 'la sp.'
Rita Gunsaullus, fa'unel
PIANO:
PIANO:
Rigolo Petatto Paraphrase      Verdi-Liszt
Eleanor McAdow, la'unel.
Doctor Eates stressed the need of a more intense student interest in national and international problem. He said that any local problem
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