UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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THURSDAY, MARCH 31. 1949
Yugoslavs Get Cold Shoulder From Russians
Yugoslavia's relations with its Communist neighbors crumbled in several directions today and a poll showed that Russia and the Cominform satellites have squeezed a diplomatic boycott on Marshal Tito.
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The Soviet, Bulgarian, Romanian, Czech and Polish embassies and the Hungarian and Albanian legations disclosed that all heads of missions left Belgrade from three weeks to three months ago.
Those countries participated last year in the expulsion of the Yugoslav Communist party from the nine-nation Cominform and the de-nunciation of Tito's regime as "Trotzelian and nationalistic."
The Yugoslav Communist organ Borba accused Russia of crippling the "Democratic peace front," playing into the hands of the West, with its attacks on Tito. It also lambasted the Soviets for allegedly using capitolistic methods to make the satellites economically dependent on Moscow.
Meanwhile, the Middle East calmed its nerves today. Syria, under firm army control after a bloodless coup Wednesday, reopened its frontiers and communications and reportedly prepared to go ahead with armistice talks with Israel.
Army leaders who overthrew and arrested Premier Khaled El-Azam and his cabinet lifted the strict curfew in Damascus and life was normal except for the hundreds of students who marched through the streets cheering the "liberation" of their country.
Other Foreign News:
Borlin—The Western powers protested the Russian use of live ammunition by maneuvering Yak fighters in a Berlin airlift corridor. Delegates to the Communist German people's congress will be elected Sunday, May 15 and Monday, May 16, the Communist announced.
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London—Western power leaders met to draft a compromise plan that would allow Germany to resume shipbuilding, reportedly vessels up to 7,000 tons.
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Daugherty Recital Held Wednesday
Members of Alpha Kappa Psi, professional business fraternity, have scheduled a field trip at 12:30 p.m. today to the Federal Reserve bank, Kansas City, Mo.
"Bois Epais" by Lully was the highlight of the recital given Wednesday by Mary Carolyn Daugherty, mezzo-soprano. During this selection, Miss Daugherty showed mastery of both high and low notes.
Throughout her senior recital, Miss Daugherty appeared unaffected and at ease on the stage. Her spontaneous gestures created the effect that she was perfectly "at home." She expressed the moods of the songs with great feeling.
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Quill Club Contest Deadline Extended To April 8
The deadline for the short story and poetry contest sponsored by the Quill club has been extended to 5 p.m. Friday, April 8.
Ten dollars will be given for the best short story and $5 for the best student poem. All manuscripts must be typewritten in triplicate, double-spaced, and contain less than 5,000 words.
Manuscripts may be given to Prof. Ray B. West in 201 Fraser or to Marian Rippeteau.
Religious Council Sponsors Talks In Organized Houses
Twenty-seven faculty members and ministers will take part this week in discussions sponsored by the Student Religious council.
The discussion leaders will be invited to organized houses to guide evening talks
"The program is to be a follow-up on the recent Religious Emphasis week and will consist of a series of informal talks between students and leaders," Mary Fischer, committee chairman, explained.
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