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SOCIAL WHIRL
-"7 of 2!!.3."i7 Americans were killed.
j Between 1920 and lS3."i, the num
j i brr killed in auto accidents to-
J i tailed 3RS.936.
James Hirii?, Petta Upsilon and'
M.-'.x Moravae. former University
(if Xcbi aska student and member
of Pelta Tan P"lta will leave for
F'hi' id' Iphia Satin -day where they
will attend the University of Tenn- 1
! sylvania medical si hol. .
Myron Wiel, former I'niveisity
student will lavo next week foi
Yale Prep school.
Members of the A. V. P. hoard,
' met informally Wednesday noon
noon for luncheon at Hauers. Pre- 1
sident Barbara I'erution discussed
arrangements for the first official j
board meeting with the other i
members present, who included
Marjorio Crabill. Maxine I'nrand,
Dorothy Rent z, .lane Harbour,
i Barbara Pelleck. Jean Walt, and
Elsie Puxman.
Team captains for the I'nivers
ity player ticket sale drive were
entertained at luncheon Wednes
day noon at the I'niversity club.
The captains present were Louise
Magee. Petty Atagee, Jane Wal
cott. Muriel Krasne. Eloise Ben
jamen and Martha Morrill. Mar
garet Phillippe. president of Tas
sels, and Miss Pauline Oellatlv
presided at the table. Miss H. !
' Alice Howell entertained. t
Newlv elected officers of the
' Zeta. Beta Tail nledpe class oro
Bon Cohen. president, end Bob
Silverman, treasurer.
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Bob Tierce. Delta Upsilon and
last ytprs president of Kosmet
Klub will attend the Cooper Un
ion Art school of New York City
this year.
Frank Crabill. Chi Phi and win
ner of the Rhodes Scholarship, will
leave Sunday or Monday for Ox
ford, England, where he will at
tend Oxford university this year.
'
Doug Sarson. former university
student and member of Delta Up
silon is enrolled at Randolph Field,
Te., the "West Point of the air"
this year.
Margaret Straub. Kappa Kappa :
COli.NCII, MEETS
TO PLAN I Oi; PAIM V
Final arrangements for the
varsity party to be held Sat
urday. Sept. 2(, will be dis
cussed by members of the
P.aib council at 5 o'clock
meeting Thursday, in room 8
of University hall.
Vacancies caused by two
students leaving school will
bp filled by electiorr during
the ifiecting.
This ad and $2.00
good for a $3.50
Permanent at
New Deal Beauty Shop
1306 "O" L-6565
Gamma, will leave Thursday night
for- New Yoi k. where she will visit
for a week before going on to
Washington. D. C. where she is
enrolled at the Catholic University
of America this fall.
! Deaths totalled 3fi.fH0 and in
jured close to a million last year
; as the result of auto accidents.
In all the wars in history in
volving the United Stales a "total
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Friday.
University reception for all
students at Morrill Hall, at 8
p. m. This night is closed to
all other university social func
tions. Saturday.
Barb Council party at the
Coliseum.
Lincoln hotel supper dance
for fraternity and sorority representatives.
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