THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY JOHN'S, Society Editor
**Before 1 b.m. call KU, 21 a.f.) after 7792-6323**
Members of the staff will internity, announce the pledging of
criteria with a lunchtime today at Ronnie Achilleen, fa238.
Members of the army staff ww entertain with a lunchroom today at 12:30 p.m. at the Memorial Union building for the following inspecting officers; Chancellor E. H. Landley, C. Paul B. Lawson, Klar Klooz, C. G. Paul B. Lawson, Raymond Nichols, and members of the R.O.T.C. senate committee.
Watkins hall will have as guests this weekend the mothers of its residents, and will entertain with the annual Mother's Day breakfast Sunday morning.
Selma Hensler, c. 39, was a lunch- on guest yesterday at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house.
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity will entertain with its annual spring party Friday night at the chapter house
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Phi Mu Alpha, professional music]
Mrs. C. P. Glinick-Speel of Paoli was a hunchback guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house yesterday.
Miss Marcia Beauty of Lawrence was a dinner guest last night at the Triangle fraternity house.
Miss Vetra Lear was a dinner guest at the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. H. Kellan of Cherrywright was a dinner guest last night at the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house.
Martha Joan Singleton, c37, was a dinner guest at Watkins hall last night.
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LOST: Pair of glues in case, left on high jump standard in stadium, Friday night.
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TUXEDO: Nearly new coat, trousers, vest,
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LOST: Fountain pen and pencil (Wahl)
Thursday evening, probably next Jayhawk Cafe, Jas, Pinney, Phone 2771J. -142
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Wilkins Will Sing
German Lieder Over KFKU
Professor Wilkina will sing the department of voice, will be guest artist on Professor Engel's radio program from station KFKU
Professor Wilkins will sink the following program of German songs by Schubert: "An Die Musk" (poem by Fr. von Schober) Todtgreuther's poem, "Beatles Love" by Jac. Nic. Crichler): "Heilige Liebe" (book by Fredrich朗).
Rare Insects Received
By Entomological Museum
A small collection of insects from the Belgian Congo of Africa was recently received by the Snow Entomological museum from Dr. E. R. Kellenberger, a medical missionary in charge of a large lerper colony in that vicinity, H. B. Hungerford, professor of entomology, said yesterday.
Rare types of insects in the collection include a praying mantis with eye-like spots on its wings and a large mottled-winged ant ant-lium
On the Shin-some weight and is worthy of con-
dication. It is a thought, at least.
Adelaide isn't very well versed her
finances as yet, so she is rather
indecided at present. However, owing
to the importance of the question
CRIME - the repressed Writers League reports the loss of 37 cents. The members suspect that the money was appropriated by one of the red groups on the Hill. They believe their suspicions are confirmed now that they have heard to the "Dove" is going to fly soon.
Roving Reporter-some weight and is worthy of con-
dication. It is a thought, at least.
Adelaide isn't very well versed her
finances as yet, so she is rather
indecided at present. However, owing
to the importance of the question
DISAPPOINTED--After hearing one of Professor Wheeler's charts explained the other day, Prof. M. Smith was very disappointed to learn that we are to undergo a revocation of our license, we were going to buy a house," he said.
ADMIRABLE ADMIRAL—With the ending of the basketball season and the outlook not so good for baseball, Shiller Shore has decided to do a little red ambulation. He has been playing with the Potters Lake for some time now. He plans to have his fleet in shape to meet the Kaw Kaur Korn sometime around the first of the month. He has already extended a personal invitation to Postbothwe, Kom-Mom, and Korn to him on Potters Lake.
> *Containment from page 4*
reads and they use ours without any sort of distinction, so why shouldn't the same principle apply to our schools? In other words, that's yourums is mine, et. al. At least the theory is intact, even though the actual practice is questionable.
"With the co-operation of all red-blooded Americans at KU, we should be able to wipe this RED navy off the Kaw forever. With the aid of my underground air force and the ground troops over the state, we are sure of a decisive victory," was Commander Shore's statement.
Continued from page 2
Mary Kretinger, c. 327: "I think it's terrible. Why in the world do they want to reduce enrollment, and consequently the school's financial income, when there has been so much 'beeing' recently over the scanty appropriations from the state legislature?" We're open to suggestions, but as for being drawn into a political argument, never.
Hubert Anderson, *c37*: "I believe they should try it for a year and see if it doesn't cut down too much on enrollment. After all, there is no progress where experimentation is a rarity." Ah, a disaster in the crowd.
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Even so, his argument does carry some weight and is worthy of consideration. It's a thought, at least.
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she feels it only needs that she should drop a bit of advice along the way-side. The arguments against the new fees are so conculative that she is indifferent to them. Yes, Adabla lives in a foreign state, so you must excuse her prejudice.
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