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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1949
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T Falls City, Neb., —(U.P.)— Bert nesdill, Falls City transport driver, will rent a hotel room next time he stagia sleeps. It could be cheaper.
Theft cost Mr. Turner $25 to take a mas p in the cab of his truck. He was Jeanneed that amount by Albert Maust, pressechardson county judge, after he overdares arrested for failure to put out madarring flares as required by Nechaaska law.
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Four From Administration See Machine Exhibition
The exhibition of the International Business Machines company in Kansas City, Mo., Monday and Tuesday was attended by four members of the University administration.
Those attending were James K. Hitt, registrar; Raymond Nichols, executive secretary; J. J. Wilson, business manager, and Karl Klooz, bursar.
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Survey Shows 20 Per Cent Of KU's Women Students Are Self Supporting
Nearly one out of every five women at the University is totally self-supporting. This information was gained through a survey conducted by Miss Martha Peterson, assistant dean of women.
Postcards were sent to each woman student asking if she raised money for her college funds, and if so, what purpose and how she had earned them.
The postcards were returned by 82 per cent of the women, and showed that 49 per cent of them earned some portion of their livelihood.
Summer jobs accounted for 29 per cent of the earnings, savings from previous jobs for 10 per cent, and scholarships for another 10 per cent. Work during the school year and the G.I. bill was responsible for the majority of the remaining funds.
Miss Peterson said that she was pleased with the response she had received and intends to do further investigation of work being done here on the campus.
She said that she did not know
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