PAGE FOUR
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Men's Intramurals
Scores of games played Wednesday
Sigma Lg. f.ft.
Bruening 2 4 1
MFtIff 4 0 1
Pipkine 4 1 0
Wareng 5 1 0
Youngf 4 1
Referee, Allen
Delta Chi 23
| | g. f. t. f. |
| :--- | :--- |
| Kerr.f | 6 1 1 1 |
| B'dg'ld,ld | 6 1 1 1 |
| Pack.c,g | 6 1 1 0 |
| Clem.m,g,c | 4 0 0 0 |
| Motley.g | 2 1 1 |
10 3 11
1st Baptist 21
20 4 3
Referee, Burkett
| | g. ft. |
| :--- | :--- |
| Tieber,f ... 2 | |
| Formellif, 6 | 0 |
| Wampler,c 0 | 0 |
| Tilla,g ... 0 | 0 |
| AAllen,g 3 | 1 |
Women's Intramurals
--the "pupils" sit around little tables at which, a few hours later, guests sip wines. They repeat in chorus the English phrases: "Good evening, sir." "What would you like to drink?" "Here is your change, sir," Aïw. Wistfreuder is good.
Alpha Delta Chi last night swapped Chi Omega by a score of 35-0 in an intramural basketball game. Teagarden scored 14 points for the victors.
SKLAR ACCEPTS INVITATION TO PLAY IN EAST-WEST GAME
Dick Sikar, all-Big Six guard on the Kansas football team has been invited to play on the Western team in its spring practice. Coach D. X. Bible, Coach Bible wired the invitation to Skar yesterday morning and Skar immediately wired him.
Ralph Churchill of Kansas State, and Dub Wheeler of Oklahoma have also been invited.
Sklar is the fourth Kansas man to be honored in this way. Jim Bouchaw was asked in 1930, and George "Speed" Atkeson was invited in 1931. Dutch Hauser was invited in 1928, but retraced his route was out for basketball at the time.
German Bartenders Learn to Speak English For Olympic Games
Berlin, Dec 12—(UP)—A school for English has been opened in one of the best-known cabarets in the West End of Berlin.
Waiters, page-boys and barmaids come to this cabaret in the afternoon. Across the front of the bar a blackboard is be put up and a teacher stands
The staffs of 40 cabinets, bars and寝室 in Berlin are taking part in the special English courses as part of the English courses for the Olympic Games here next year.
KFKU WILL PRESENT FINAL
DEBATE BY FRESHMAN SQUAD
This afternoon from 2:30 until 3 o'clock KFU will present the last of the series of debates by members of the freshman debate squail. This has been featured every Friday afternoon and has received a great response of attentive letters from coaches, debaters, and interested historians all over the state.
Different phases of socialized medicine have been topics of the debate.
This afternoon, the question will be on whether or not per conditionals warrant the change advocated by the affirmative. Will it be the role of the question with a ten-minute constructive speech to be followed later with five minutes for rebuttal. Emil Smith will deny the affirmative minute speech with no rebuttal.
Gunnar G. Mykland, 138, is coach and director of the Freshman squad.
--and you'll surely want to meet it soon!
Nice, France - (UP) - The average person who lives to be 70 spends 23 years of his life asleep.
`nat` is the estimate of a scientific committee set up here to inquire how people occupy their lives.
AVERAGE SEPTOGENARIAN
SPENDS 23 YEARS ASLEEP
Apart from sleep, the committee's report states that the average person talks for 13 years, cuts for 6 years, spends 23 hours in pleasure and washes for 8 weeks.
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ARTICLE ON OLYMPIC GAMES WILL APPEAR IN KANSAN SOON
An article about the forthcoming Olympic games in Germany, written by one who returned from there this week, will appear soon in the Kansan.
Clarence P. Oakes, 22, the author, has written a series of articles for the news-paper through which he taped through Europe, and he contributed the article which the
--for Xmas
JAYHAWK
Waffle Set
In Hotel Eldridge
--with SPENCER TRACY
PATEE 10c
15c
NOW!
ENDS
SATURDAY
Big Double Show
HIT NO. 1
First Showing In Lawrence
CHARLES STARRETT
IN PETER B. KYNE'S
"GALLANT DEFENDER"
HIT NO. 2
MAY ROBSON
PRESTON FOSTER
IN THE GRANDEST COMEDY
HIT OF THE YEAR
"STRANGERS ALL"
ALSO CHAPTER 3
"MIRACLE RIDER"
ROSE BOWL
Contest Drawing From the Stage 9:00 TONITE!
"WHIPSAW"
GRANADA
Bring Your Coupons
COME EARLY FOR SEATS
NOW! Ends Saturday
THE RED ROMANCE OF
Barbara Stanwyck
Preston Foster
AND MIGHTY CAST.
Plus OUR GANG RIOT
BILLARID NOVELTY
LATEST NEWS
MYRNA LOY
"ANNIE OAKLEY"
Champion Rifle Shot of the World with
SUNDAY
Her Maddest, Most Romantic
Adventure: You'll Thank Us for a
GRAND SHOW
Myra's in a Merry Mixup of Honeymoons and Stolen Gems — Giving the G-Men Headaches and Heart Trouble!
Kansan carried Dec. 3, about the dissolution of the Student Corps of Heidelberg, Germany.
Mr. Oakes, whose home is in Independence, has made a great number of trips to Europe, and his impressions have been printed in many newspapers.
Phi Sigma Shows Pictures
A series of motion pictures showing seakes taken in many national parks was seen by the most biological fraternity, last night in Snow hall. The pictures were shown through the courtesy of the National Parks Service.
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
New Eriksen Hall
936-38 Mass. St.
TELEVISION
Is Here!
STARTS SUNDAY
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What will happen in 1945?
No Advance in Prices
Sun. and Eve.
35c
Week Day Mats.
25c
AND ON THE STAGE He's Got Rhythm Wayne Wright And Orchestra
Also Griffith at the Organ
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THE GREATER DICKINSON
As Always The Dickinson Is Ten Years Ahead of the Rest.
MICRO GAFETY