WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3. 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
The Wives of the K.U. Engineers entertained with a dessert breakfast night at the home of Mrs. F, D. Hay in honor of the birthday of Mrs. George C Shand. Bouquets of spring flowers合 and formed decorations about the room.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs. E. D Kinney and Mrs. M. E. Rice. Mrs Charles Dills was chairman of the hostess committee and was assisted by Mrs Elizabeth Burton and Mrs. S. P. Walker, Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, and Mrs. Don Haines.
The University Women's club will entertain with a tea tomorrow afternoon at Meyer's Hall for the senior women, Mrs Edna Hopkins and Arthur L. Owens will furnish the music for the ten. Mrs. M. E. Rice who is chairman of the ten will be assisted by Mrs. L. D. the freshments, Mrs. O. O. Stoland, of the table, and Mrs. F. N. Raymond, of the decorations.
Charles Dills, instructor in civil engineering, won first prize in the University Club faculty bridge tournament held last Saturday night. Paul J. Gernay, also an instructor in engineering, won second place in the tournament. Fifty-five boards of duplicate bridge were played to complete the contest.
The Alpha Gamma Delta Mother's club will give a luncheon at 12:30 o'clock at the Manor this month for Miss Juju River of Siluria, Ala., national honoree. She will be W. H. Andrews and Mrs. J. J. Smith will act as hostesses at the luncheon.
Alba Kappa Pai announces the pliding of Philip Phillip Atkén, c'37 Kansas City, Mo.; Wayne Wayne, c'37 Kansas City, Mo.; McNeil Paul, c'unel, Kansi City, Ky.
The following were dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house last night: Mrs. R, L. Kirchhoff, Dean and Mrs. Robbins, Dr. C. Dean and Dean and Mrs. Reynberg Schwegler.
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The graduate students in the School of Education gave a ten year afternoon aftermath in Fraser hall for the faculty. These tests are given every Tuesday at 4pm at
Dick Cossett and his orchestra will play for the mid-week varatio to be held in the Memorial Union ballroom tonight.
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Kappa Eta Kappa entertained Leslie Edie, 'eunel, and Edward Lonsdale, 'eunel, at dinner last night.
Harry C. Feingold, 134, was a dinner guest last night at the Sigma Alpha Mu house.
Miss Julia Risor, national inspector
for Alpha Gamma Delta, is visiting the chapter here this week.
Isabelle Perry, c37, and Anne Hubbard,
c36. were luncheon guests at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house yesterday.
Elizabeth Shearer, c.37, was a lunch- en guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday.
Joan Jankowsky, c38, will be a dinner guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house tonight.
Delta Sigma Lambda announces the pledging of Charles R. Doolittle, c 38, of Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha Chi Sigma entertained Prof. H.P.Cady at dinner last night.
Acacia announces the pledging of Aldin Wetmore, c'38, of Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Kappa announces the pledging of Gladys Irvine, c'36, of St. Joseph, Mo.
Debate Revealed Lively Interest in Campaign
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missed it as what they were proposing could be better defined as "reactionary." Mykland contended that proportional primary and a general election, direct primary and a general election.
"There is one thing that both parties agree upon," said Lloyd Metaler in the first rebuttal for the Pachacamac party, "and that is the matter of a Student Forum." His argument was based mainly on the fact that the Memorial Union and Forum thereby becoming more and more the social center of the University.
Cherry or Apple
Pie a la Mode
10c
Field, final speaker of the evening, did not attempt to give a great eration in rebuttal but quietly stated that the PSI-GL stood for a purpose in student government. He again brought out he believed that the student forum was a means of bringing prominent speakers before the members of the student body, and a means of giving a purpose to student government.
Try Our
The third rebustal by Mykland ended the forcissal duel between himself and Logan Lano on the proportional representation question.
In the second rebuttal given by Logan Lane for the PSGL, stress was placed on the importance of an impartial court; stating that the present arrangement, which consists of a group appointed by the mayor, significantly influence by party affiliations.
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VINCENT SHEEAN'S "Personal History," copy 2, will again be available for circulation if the person who picked it is identified by a name. You can slot in the door in the Book Nook.
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LOST: Alpha Delta Pi pin, probably on campus. Reward. Call Dorothy Miller. 200.
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pen, lost between Thayer Museum
and Ordron High. Finder please notify
ivis McBride. Phone 860.-133
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KEELER'S BOOK STORE
BOOKS
WALL PAPER
PICTURE FRAMING
VOTE
THURSDAY
For
PROGRESSIVE
STUDENT
GOVERNMEMT
Poll will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in respective schools.
Herbert Sizemore For Secretary of Council
NOTICE
When voting proportional representation for the one-year college representatives, be sure to indicate all SIX choices.
When voting proportional representation for engineering representatives, be sure to indicate all THREE choices.
Logan Lane For Treasurer of Council
SGL
Progressive Student Government League ANNOUNCES
Earl Dearborn For Two Year College
Lyman Field For President of Council
The Ticket 20 Non-Fraternity 13 Fraternity
M. S. C. OFFICERS
Lyman Field President of Council
Charles Anderson Vice-President of Council
Herbert Sizemore Secretary of Council
Logan Lane Treasurer of Council
M. S. C. Representatives
Two Year at Large John Murray
Two Year from College Earl Darborn*
Two Year from College Frank Allen
One Year from College Paul Wilbert*
One Year from College Fred Buchbinder
One Year from College Alfred Bean
Kenneth Born Kenneth Born
One Year from Bill Hinds
Engineering T. D. Williamson
Engineering Wilfred McClain
John Kern
School of Business Representative Oscar Belin*
School of Education Representative Bob Laing*
School of Pharmacy Representative Owlillen Reitz
School of Medicine Harvey Reitz
Fine Arts School Representative John Paul*
Graduate School Representative Wallace Doc Jane
School of Education Representative Ray Lane
Ellsworth Ray Eling
Senior Class Officers
Junior Class Officers
Sohomore Class Officers
Forest Chapman President
Howard (Tony) Immel® Treasurer
Supreme Military Office
Phil Raup® President
John Nichols® Treasurer
Jack Townsend Soph Hop Manager
Doyle Shrader® Soph Hop Manager
Wayne Parcel $^a$ ... President
Ray Tripp ... Treasurer
Stanley Marietta $^a$ ... Junior Prom Manager
Glen Garrett $^a$ ... Junior Prom Manager
Student Directory
Dave Conderman* ___ Manager
___ who does not belong to a social
or a professional fraternity maintaining a house.
PROGRAM
To bring about active student government with a purpose P.S.G.L.
pledge itself to the following program:
phlegms risen to the following program:
Establishment of OPEN STUDENT FORUMS
Where students will meet every two weeks and express their views on the policies and practices given the council's understanding of student opinion.
Where students and faculty members will discuss on an equal basis, problems of education, government, eugenics, and any other present-day problem may be addressed. Students will learn to speak on militarism, communism, socialism, national and international questions will speak to, and with students.
Where all students will go to the polls, choose their party preference, and nominate the men who are to run on that party's ticket. This will take nominations out of the hands of a prejudiced few and place them in the hands of the student body, thus giving it a more democratic feel. The principal will put representatives in office instead of politicians. This problem is not solved by proportional representation.
Establishment of a STUDENT COURT
This court will consist of a body composed of two men chosen by each party in the primary and a Chief Justice chosen by them. No man holding office on the Student Council will be allowed to sit on the court. The court will judge all cases now tried by the Student Council and its personnel. F.S.A.'s counsel himself is to support any progressive and liberal movement of merit that may be brought to their attention.
Ray Ebling
For Athletic Board Representative
VOTE
THURSDAY
For
PROGRESSIVE
GOVERNMENT
STUDENT
Poll will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in respective schools.
Charles Anderson For Vice-President of Council
John Murray For Two Years at Large
Forrest Chapman For President of Senior Class
NOTICE
Bring your identification card — you must have it to vote.
Be sure that it has been stamped by the business office for the second semester.