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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1953
35 Out for 'Frosh' Nine Hargiss to Take Charge of Football Tomorrow
Lieutenant Meyers Is Pleased With Material
With Material
About 35 men have reported as canidates for the freshman basketball team that Harry Meyers, a senior under the supervision of Lieut Harry F. Meyers, of the military de
Lieutenant Meyers is well pleased with the quality of material which comprises his squad and believes the best way to do it about the least he has to pay here.
Batting practice has been used to work the men into condition, but Friars were not allowed to play on diamond and hold infield practice. Meyers continued the practice year after.
The men used as the first team in field Friday were: Gay at first base Brown, second base; Johns, short and Lancaster, third base; Landes catcher.
Freshmen may still enroll as candidates, according to Meyers. Practice is held every afternoon at 3:30.
Allipin Seeks Charter for Life Saving Corps
A charter in the Red Cross life saving corps, a national organization, is being sought for the University by Herbert G. Aliphin, swimming instructor at West area. A meeting will be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 in room 105 Robinson gymnasium to make arrangements for the national headquarters for the chapter.
The requirements for obtaining a charter are: at least 10 men in good standing in the American Red Cross, as deputy coroner or member of the following officers; president, vice president, secretary-treasurer, mediator; chairperson of 10 members and a board of examiners, the duties of which are to give information and to pass on qualifications.
Coach Alphinim estimates that 100 men have passed the test, considering that 42 men have taken the test, and several have been enrolled this year who have previously passed them in other schools.
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Announcements
The Council of Religious Workers will meet at Myers hall Thursday, a 4:30 p.m.
Mrs. Charles W. Thomas.
Rladmanti will meet this after noon at 3:30 with Marguerite Davies, 1134 Mishapoji庙. Manu will meet with the cost of tools will be there for consideration.
James S. Welch, president
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Twenty-one prospective football players checked out equipment yesterday afternoon in preparation for registration. The office will be in full swing tomorrow afternoon, when Coach Bill Hargins takes over the resis of the Kansas team.
It was thought that the number in football candidates would be increased to at least 50 by the close of practice Monday afternoon. Eightheen players have been doing preliminary spring training under the tutelage of Coach
Coach Hargies is expected home from Kansas City today where he was officiating at the basketball tournament that was held at Convention hall. Upon his return he will take full charge of the spring training.
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Jayhawks Flown
Dr. C, C. Young, assistant instructor of water analysis from 1900 to 1919 in the University and now director of the laboratories in the Michigan state department of health (MHS), where lecture in the department of biology and public health at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Hazel Hayley, R.S.27, of La Croze,
was chosen recently by the United
Artists at Hollywood from a group of
250 singers and actresses for the play
"Emis in Waggers' Taming." That
which is to be screened to that company.
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A. S. Kennedy, B.S.25, sales engineer with the Link Belt company, of Kansas City, visited the School of Engineering and Architecture, Thursday.
C. W. Nystrom, R.S.I., who is outside plant engineer of Southwestern Bell Telephone system, presented a paper entitled, "Modern Trends in Long Island Power Distributor Feb. 10 of the Communication Group of American Institute Electrical Engineers in New York. The territory which Mr. Nystrom has charge of is made up of Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas.
Donald M. Black, B.S,28, has been cocking on the testing of directional receiving antenna and getting them easy for use. These antennas are equipped with a radio frequency telegram company for short wave adiotelephone circuits to England and to South America. They are scattered over a receiving site of 400 meters. These three circuits to England and one to South America. At present he is
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Official Weekly Calendar March 16 to 22
6 p.m. Faculty tour.
430 p.m. Jay june bounce service—central Administration building.
430 p.m. Dr. F, W. Blanchard, "The Beginning of Art"—Frazer theater.
430 p.m. Men's Red Cross Life Saving Corp—105 Robinson gym.
SUNDAY, MARFOLIO TO
4 p.m. Organ recital, G. Crisissom University Auditorium.
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3:30 p.m. Men's Glee club rehearsal - Marvin hall auditorium
4:30 p.m. Fremont Center gallery hall
austium.
8.115 jpm. Dr. Richard L. Sutton, Lecture course "The Long Trek"—
travel and audition.
4:50 pm. College faculty meeting—Central Administration auditorium.
7:30 pm. Debate practice on "Chained Stories"—Green hall.
Tuesday, March 18
Wednesday, March 19
4:30 p.m. Dr. Blackman, "Types of Primitive Art"—Fraser theater.
3:00 p.m. Men's Gle club诞展—Marrin hall auditorium.
6:30 p.m. English Howitzer, "Pratensea and Democracy", Why club—Memorial, Union building.
theater,
8 p.m. Debate, Kinnan vs. Nehramka, "National Advertising" - cen-
tury television
4:30 p.m. Prof. Ada Rice, "George Elliot, a Victorian Study"—Fraser
theater.
trg | Administration auditorium.
pim | Fine. Anne Helen Hicken, Cleveland, pianist; Helen McMorran,
musician; Audition auditorium.
Friday, March 21
3:30 p.m. Robert Kelson, lecture—central Administration and/orlistor
4:30 p.m. Lecture course committee—Chancellor's office.
1:30 p.m. Band practice—University auditorium.
working with short wave receivers which are to be used with the same sort of directive antenna.
Lester Chessny, A.M.J. 205, has accepted a position in the University of New York at Mr. Chessny attended the University the first semester. He begins his work on research.
Saturday, March 22
Brewster Morgan, A.R.B.28, who hopes to complete his work towards his doctor's degree at Oxford this year, has received highest praise for dramatic productions in London. He offers from New York and European theatrical companies to take positions where he when he arrives his course at Oxford.
L. B. Smith, B.S.75, is now underground superintendent of the Harregare Gold Mines Limited, at Kirkland, Ontario.
Carl Kinkenburger, B.S. 25, is in the head office of the International Nickel company, at Copper Cliff, Ontario, Canada.
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KANSAN
KALENDAR
A few copies of the Kangan
Kalendar published in March
6 issue are still available
through the Kangan
Business Office.
Hang it up in your room and use it as a reminder of the month's events.
You can still get a copy of the
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