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Petz of the Cornhusker
field sts aft im in voicing
Be ue the
tal ability. '
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red to write ee himsel? a
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Tiger Grad “MIS ssouar t v.
Comp foie Alumnus” made
“eo Se of the phone
Ouf of Furn ee ae f aude
gest that this ae had been
harsh to the point of being unfair
recent published references to
mpaign launched by Missouri.
followers to “keep Missouri
soys at home.”
At the same time, the Missouri
grad questioned: the accuracy of
the information on which this
column based the charge that in
the past the Missouri state high«
way department had been davaeed:
in the enticement of a ‘Kansas boy
to enroll at the Columbia institus_
tion rather than at a school in his
home state. a
If Mr. Missouri alumnus cares —
to purswe the matter and will
call in person, this c?@umn will
ive him the name of-a former
ipsburz _ cas. hish scheol
oy whose .enr bait at Colume
b Was oe due to the. ace
es ef, the Missouri highway’
q t, the enticement hav«
ime its quid pre quo im the form
af summer employment on Miss
souri roads. ae

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On fhe Pen. . Forrest hog”

Allen, head mentor of basketball at

U.,was firing both barrels

it haeiiue U. during the Big Six:

ference. pow-wow at Kansag;
City last; week=

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As a specific
basis of tom~«
plaint, the K. U.
coach charged:
that a Missouri
U. athletic de-
partment repre~
sentative had
written a letter
to Principal J.
F, Wellenmeyer
of Wyandotte
high school,