PAGE FOUR UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1934 VOLUME XXXII Pajama-Clad Will Be Fe At Annua Free Movies Wi South Park M for Those P erly Clac An escort of motorcye the university band will cession of nightshift-tam in their winding march forial Union building to $100,000 in the nightshift parade. All men students are to the memorial Union be o'clock, and at 7:15 the parade goes through a lane of torches. The parade weds down Indiana street to and then cast to Masses at St. Mary's Church to fare in a snake dance to £3. All Men Can Tau. "It is thought by man- raide in for Freshmen on liket that understood all are to participate." So al were to participate. So said today. The飞ying a K-men and Ku-Ku's route out all slackers. At South Park a hung which Lawrence merca savings boxes and pacchi ediwers. Erdwin (Hans) Ewerdin (Hans) P cheerleader, and his ass in some rousing yells to pep talks by Dr. Forrest and Jack Rice, c.36. And Jack Rice, c.36. Merchants to Prov the courtesy rence Chamber of Comm dents will be treated cider and apples. After their service, they will to the Dickinson, Varan theaters free of charge theater, because of the s sing there, will not be o raders. At the Dickins be a cheerleader on the stage. At the Dickins students in singing the "It is very essential preserved throughout order that the program time for the 9 o'clock Lindenbaum. No radiin stores will be permitte who will be parade, will be on am- merchants. Student Recital Piano and Voice Are Fe Arts Progra Arts Program The weekly Fine Aine hold this audition at 3:30 as follows: Piano: Thorne and Variation: George Troo Voice: Bist due bei mir The Sandman (from and Godtel) Kevin Daw Piano: Sonat, Op. 31, No. 2 First Movement Willi Quin Voice: Pylias Has Such Chu Graces ... arr by Mildred Holt Piano: Concerto in G minor First Movement Canry Bean (Orchestral parts on by Howard C. Address Bacteria Professors N. P. Shoes Down were the guest Bacteriology Club hall yesterday. Both a talk about their experer on a trip to the museum about the social oratory while Professor a talk about its industry Educational Gre Phi Delta Kappa, in fraternity, elected offe at a special meeting T Those elected are: pres- strom; vice president, I. treasurer-treasurer, Gerha J. W. Twente, professor, the President of the dressed the meeting to School Districts in Ka Blocking Stressed By Aggie Coaches For Kansas Game Backfields Will Be Evenly Matched; Kansas May Outweigh Wild-cats in Line Manhattan, Kan. Oct. 17. — Facing what Wes Fry, Kansas State scout calls, the best team Ad Lindsay has had *n* years before he is concentrating on blocking and tackling this week in its work for the "chaste of Kansas" with the Jawhawk Blocking has ranged from excellent to indifferent, and poor tackling in the first half against Marquette enabled the team to reach its goal for three touchdowns in that period. "So far we have swept seven touchdowns this season and six have been in the last hall." commented Coach Lacy Johnson. "I don't believe it but there no reason to get behind in the first place. It takes 60 minutes to make a football game, not just the last 30; and we're going to have to wait for that to come with that Kansas University team. "We have known all along that their defense was good and in St. Benedict's game 'Ad trolled out about eight good two or three of them unusually good." Backfields of the Kansas State and Kansas U. teams probably will average about the same—around 178 pounds—of weight. Kansas State will outweighed by 50 pounds to the man, the higher figure being reached with Clyde (Tinny) (Tinny), 250 pound K. U. guard in the lineup. Kansas State's guard playing opposite Moore is 153 pounds. Sundried is 153 pounds leaving a spread of nearly 100 pounds in one position. Kansas State's starting line will average around 185 pounds. Certain substituitions might cut that average by allowing others will raise it to around 190. Leland Shaffer, Dodge City, is the only Kansas State state council of the week. This 100 pound is a 2-letter ball, and he can be thrown at you or the Kansas State team. The coaches hope to have him in shape to play at the state game Saturday at Kansas State. Probable starts are: Kansas U. Pos. Kansas State B. Hammers l.e. Churchill Bennethmith l.g. Sundgren Sklar r.c. Griffing McCall r.g. Griffing Dees r.t. (c) Maddox White r.t. Ireland White q.h. Armstrong Antonio l.h. Shaffer Stukey lh. Stoner Ustokey r.h. Ustoker Officials--Referee, E. C. Quigley, B. Mary's, umpire, F. E. Denio, Brown head linesman, C. E. McBride, M/ajour head Basketball Berins at Washburn Kansas State's Captain Topaka, Kan., Oct. 17—The Washburn College varsity held its first basketball practice last night under the direction of Coach Teresa Fowler, one of the first Missouri Valley Conference competition the school has seen. Five lettermen and seven squadmates are repre Send the Daily Kansan Home GEORGE MADDOX, Tackle Maddox will start the game againn the Jayhawkers at Manhattan Saturday. FIRST SWIMMING PRACTICE DATE ANNOUNCED BY ALLPHIN Herbert G. Aliph, swimming coach at the University, has set the first practice of the swimming team for Nov. 1. Despite the loss of three lettermen prospects for a successful season are bright. Three lettermen have graduated who were consistent winners in their respective events, namely, Captain Bob Mussel Haten in the breaststroke and Davis, Fred Male in the dashes. has sent her personal representatives, who had had years of experience in the Arden Salon in New York to visit our toilet preparations department on ELIZABETH ARDEN Conch Alliphn asks all men planning to come out for swimming to take daily exercise and to observe the open hours of the swimming pool. He believes that the dual intramural teams which were formed during the first swimming team. These meets have stimulated the interest in swimming, and have uncovered much hidden material. The backbone of the team this season will be Harlan Jennings and Don Schultz, lettermen who placed in the Big Six most last spring. Other pro-marathon port are Roy Trap, dashes; Bike Kester, dashes and middle distances; Clyde Nichols, distance; Henry Thorne, dashes; Howard Miller, distance; Bob Carter, Boy Carter, a breaststroke man is expected to return to school next semester. Thursday - Friday - Saturday After sizing up prospects at the first fall practice Friday, Missouri basketball fans predict that the luck of the Tigers is due for a change in 1955. Coach George R. Edwards, however, decided to watch his predictions in this early date. Four lettermen and two reserve players from the Tiger second place team of last year reported for action again this year. Also two members of the 133 varsity squad, who did not play last year, returned for competition. Two other varsity teams were present at the first practice. They say that the Kansas Jayhawks will have to step along at a fast clip this year to beat Missouri. Prof. Ketcham To Speak TIGER BASKETBALL PROSPECTS APPEAR BRIGHTER THIS YEAR Take this opportunity to consult an expert and to receive her personal advice on the correct care and treatment of your skin. Private consultations without chorea for the Reception to Speak Prof. Foster Mary Ketemah, of the school design, has been asked to give an information leaflet about the class in dreaming which is being sponsored by the state under the direction of Mrs. J. Daniels of Lawrence. Her subject will be "Design as Shown in Dress Fabrics." Weaver's Phi Chi, Acacia, and Ramblers Lead Field in Division One Sigma Nu's Claim 12 to 0 Victory Over Kayhawks The Sigma Nu passing attack once more proved the feature of the day as that organization yesterday claimed a 12-0 victory over the Koyahtens. At a previous game, the Delta Chis defeated Sigma Pfia Epilion 7-6. This was Sigma Nu's second victory of the season and places them in a tie for the top position in Division III with Delta Tau Dea. Payne, left, and Masser, halfback, got away for the counters, while Cley placed each of them with masses. Master's touchdown in the S.P.E. Datta Chi tilt was not enough to give the B.C. team a kick following the touchdown donated the one point advantage over the S.P.E. The Collegians stepped ahead of the Theta Tau in the Division I race by the eye score of 13-6. Phil Chi, Acinic, and for the first position in this division. Handball! Theta Tau defeated D.T.D. 3-0; Beta won from Pi Gamma Delta, fortrift; Kappa Sigma won from Pi K.A. 3-0. Results in Other Sports Tennis; kaybawks won from Sigma Chi, fortiest; Beta won from Delti 3-0; Acacia win from Rinkedyndks, 2-1; Phi Gam won from Sigma Nu 3-0. Horseshoe: Beta wan from KEE,k foreit; Kayhawk wan from Sigma Chi, foreit; Triangle wan from DU, foreit; Pai Pfi deflected ATO, 2-1. FENCING PRACTICE INDICATES RENEWED INTEREST IN SPOR' The University of Kansas fencing club, under the instruction of Dr. James Naismith, has completed its second week of practice. Although no meets have been scheduled as yet, efforts are being made to These meets, if arranged, will revile the interest in fencing dual meets which has been dormant for the past three years. Those reporting regularly for practice are: Norman Jacobsh婆, president of the fencing club, Jim Rapport, Paul Rapport, Alfred Ames, and Grace These fencers have been taught in a number of styles used in all interciliate contests. side line, however, some are learning the Italian and Spanish styles. GROSS CAFE at 9th and New Hampshire Welcomes You at all times. Shrimp and Oysters every Thursday and Friday. The BEST Sherwin Williams PAINTS and BRUSHES Band Will Not Attend Game For that study table or dresser Save the surface and you save all. GREEN BROTHERS Manhattan Trip Impossible as Uniforms Have Not Come The University band will not accompany the football team to Manhattan, it was announced this morning by R. L Wiley, director of the band. The new uniforms have not yet arrived, so they do the band will make no trips. "Lawrence's Largest Hardware Store." Hill Side Pharmacy William Kandi, c'uncel, Duane Bridee, c'37, and August Annebern, fa 36, have been appointed drum majors. One of the drum majors will lead the band, the other will be twirlers. Bridges and Annebern were dum majors in last year's band. A foot drill was held this morning in preparation for the first field demonstration which will be given at Homecoming football game, Nov. 17. In addition to its training in marching, the band is working hard on its concert program to be given the middle of November. (On Ninth between La. and Ind.) 633-35 Mass. 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