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middle class in America, discour-
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war effort, and undermine the abil-
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jobs in the post-war period for the
tens of millions of persons now
temporarily engaged in war activi-
ties, both on the battlefronts and
the home fronts.”

INVITED TO HEAR ALLEN

Tuesday Evening Meeting Here Is
Open to Public When K. U.
Coach Speaks.

The public is invited to hear Dr.
Forrest (Phog) Allen, well known
Kansas university basketball coach
and director of physical education,

| when he speaks in Pratt Tuesday

evening at 8 0 clock in the Liberty
high school auditorium. Dr. Allen
is being sponsored by the North,
Central and Liberty high school
Parent-Teacher associations and
the local chapter of the American
Association of University Women.
There is no admission charge.
Dr. Allen, besides being an
authority on athletics, is also well
qualified to speak on his subject
for Tuesday evening, “Recreation
and its Effect on Juvenile Delin-
quency”. He is state chairman’ of
recreation for Kansas P.-T. A., and
is interested in youth aun bies.
Among his contributions to the
university, is the. annual Kansas
relays, which were started under
Dr. Allen’s promotion. He has been
associated in various capacities at
the university for 27 years. _
The high school a capella choir,
directed by Julius Hultquist, will
assist on the evening program.

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