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The names of 134 women who have been awarded residence hall scholarships at KU were announced today by Myron Braden, director of the aids and awards office.
The women's scholarship hall committee made the grants on the basis of academic achievement, participation in activities, leadership, and need. In each hall the scholars share the work and cost.
The awards, valued at $40,000,
represent a record high for new
scholarships to women. The opening
of Douthart hall makes 48 new
awards available and brings the
number of women's scholarship
hours to 165, limiting 200
capacity. The others are Miller,
Sellars, and Watkins halls.
Scholarship winners now at KU are; Veda May Driver, Mary Jane Fort, Martha Sue Gewinner, Josandra Coleen Heyman, Alyee Jane Hicklin, and Kathryn Meredith, fine arts freshmen; Johnita Bates Forsberg, Marlene Faye Kuper, Shirley Arlene McAfee, Leora Mae Renyer, Helen Mae Scott, and Rita
Scholarship winners attending other schools are Marcia Ruth Droegemuelter, Independence; Marilyn Louise German, Arlington; Betty Ellen Gross, Atchison; Shirley Joan Gwinner, Holyrood, and Natalie Jean Shreve, Kansas City, Mo.
1000 Apply For KU Scholarships
"Over 1,000 scholarship applications have been received, but not all scholarships have been awarded," Myron Braden, director of the aids and awards office, said yesterday.
All the scholarships offered at the University are administered by the departments of the University
To date, nine Watkins scholarships, 16 Summerfield scholarships, and 100 men's scholarship hall awards have been announced, Mr. Braden said.
w are given by the aids and awards committee and their sub-committees, Mr. Braden said.
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Quill Club Picnic Scheduled Tonight
French Step Up Fight Near Hanoi, Indochina
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The Quill club will have a picnic at Lone Star lake Wednesday night for members and their guests. They will meet at the "old pioneer" statue in front of Fraser hall at 5:15 p.m.
The high command rushed plans to send liaison officers to fallen Dien Bien Phu to make arrangements with the Communists for airlifting wounded French defenders to hospitals in Hanoi.
Election of officers was recently held in the club, Lucile Janusiek, education junior, was elected president. Vice president is Charlsia von Gunten, fine arts sophomore; secretary is Marianna Grabhorn, college freshman, and treasurer is James Uhlig, college freshman.
Gen. Giap said yesterday he
Communist Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap's forces, estimated at 100,000 strong in the delta, continued their campaign to cut the supply life-line connecting Hanoi and its port of entry for American supplies, Haiphong.
France's high command in Indochina today stepped up its air and groundwar against Communist rebels in the vital Red River delta.
But Gen, Pierre Bodet, French Supreme Commander Gen. Henri-Eugene Navarre's deputy, reported the situation in the delta was "serious but not desperate."
Twenty-six bombers pounded supply depots and village fortifications manned by the rebels along the delta between Hanoi and the Gulf of Tonkin.
On the ground, French Union forces counter-attacked in an effort to regain a post seized by the Reds less than seven miles from Hanoi.
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would approve the airlift but wanted 24 hours advance notice of the departure of the liaison officers for Dien Bien Fhu.
At Geneva, French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault moved to get down to hard issues concerned with ending the war in Indochina honorably and quickly. He favored limiting discussions with the Reds at Geneva to a military solution and postponing political talks until later.
Other international developments: Athens - Another earthquake shook part of Greece, causing damage in the Peloponnesia cities of Tripoli, Prygos, and Patras. First fragmentary reports said several persons had been killed and injured by the tremor.
Jerusalem—Israel announced today it was giving immediate consideration to appeals to end its boycott of the mixed armistry commission. Israel walked out of the commission when it failed to condemn Jordan for the massacre of a busload of Jews in the Negev desert.
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