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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1948
PAGE SEVEN
Russell Wins Class AA Debate
Russell and Stafford placed first in the class AA and A state high school debate final Feb.14, in one of the hardest fought tournaments ever held at the University, Hobart Hanson, director of University Extension announced.
Twelve four-man teams in both classes debated the proposition: "Resolved, that the federal government should require arbitration of labor disputes in all basic American industries." Each debate was judged by three officials picked from the faculty and University debate squad.
The teams earned the right to attend the final state tournament by placing first or second in their district meets held earlier.
In class A. Russell tied with Wichita North High school in the number of wins and judge's decisions. By totaling speak ratings, Russell beat the second place Wichita team by two points.
Teams entered in the tournament were Russell, Wichita North, Wellington, Winfield, Newton, and Topeka in class AA; Stafford, Abilene, Olathe, Ellinwood, Oberlin, and Hays in class A.
Stafford and Abilene tied in class A with nine wins apiece, but Stafford had more judge's decisions and earned top honors.
Vets To Get More Money
President Truman signed a bill Friday to be effective April 1, boosting G. L. bill allowances $10 and $30.
A monthly increase from $65 to $75 will be given veterans without dependents; from $90 to $105 for those with one dependent; and from $90 to $120 for those with two or more dependents.
An estimated total of 217 million dollars will be added to the annual benefits of two million student-veterans.
Limits on monthly earning capacity are not affected by the measure. Student-veterans or on-the-job trainees without dependents may not have a combined monthly earnings over $175, and those with dependents no more than $200.
Chairmen Report Senior Activities
The executive committee of the senior class recently heard reports from committee chairmen on senior activities. Discussions ranged from selection of a band for the senior cakewalk on May 8, to methods of smoking the traditional peace pipes at the senior breakfast.
Committee chairmen are John J. Irwin, senior dance; Robert K. Ready, senior breakfast; Anne Scott, senior history; John William Mahoney, senior prophecy; Adrienne Hiscox, rings; George H. Caldwell, cap and gowns; Betsy Sheidley, senior directory; Richard S. Hawkinson, alumni association; William A. Conbey, publicity; and Glenn L. Kappelman, senior gift.
Enrollment for the late winter and the spring University Extension classes in Leavenworth will begin tomorrow, Gerald Pearson, director of extension classes, said.
These classes are co-sponsored by the University, Extension and the Leavenworth city schools with O. R. Young, director of adult education for the Leavenworth schools, as co-ordinator.
Leavenworth Begins Extension Classes
Counsel to be offered include Gardening and Landscaping, How the Young Child Grows, Home Mechanics for Women, Nutrition and You, Sewing-Dress Clinic for Beginners, Sewing-Dress Clinic Advanced, Elementary Spanish, and Arts and Crafts.
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For Sale
KODAK BANTAM, f. 4.5 camera and leather carrying case. Nearly new. See at 2E Sunside, after 6 p.m. 20 CHARVOS drawing set No. 614, new, never used. See afternoons or evenings. 730 Arkansas. 17
1934 CHEV. Tudor Master Deluxe. Good condition, fair tires. Excellent school transportation. Call 1637 between 4 and 18 hours thru Friday. PRACTICALLY new Chavras drawet. See Dean Holben, trailer store. 1304 Mass., evenings. 16
PRACTICALLY new Motorola Radio with Chevrolet head控件, Good hot water heater. H. E. Wright 1224 R. I., 1308M. 16
VETERANIS! We will buy, trade or sell you any Army or Navy gear in good condition that may wish to dispose of. Lawrence Surplus 911 Mass. 669 HTFD
For Rent
SINGLE ROOM, three blocks from campus. Call 2240R. 17
VACANCY for one man student, 1416 Teen, student leaving school. 16
LARGE SOUTH room and small kitchenette containing sink and cooking facilities. Redecorated and now ready for use at 1316 Ohio. 16
SHAVER'S CAFE and service. Opening at our new location 1¼ miles south of Lawrence on Highway 58—just "around the bend." Come out and see us! 18
Miscellaneous
WILL GLADLY pay $10.00 for information about or the return of a black portfolio with the initials GFS on it in gold.
No questions asked. Needed urgently by Gregory Simms, 1034 Miss., Ph. 1548M.
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ALTERATIONS and general seeware Reasonable prices. Ph. 1956M, 1101 Term. Mrs. Barr Gorrill.
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SPECIAL RATE ON "Harvard Business Review." $4.50 per year at the Student Union Book Store.
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SUBSCRIBE to the Kansas City Star, call 17. Headquarters at Round Corner Drug.
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FREE OFFER: Photo copies of discharge papers, marriage certificates, for military credit or school entrance. 3 for price of 2. Round Corner Drug, 801 Mass.
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Transportation
RIDERS WANTED: Leaving every Friday evening for Emporia, Newton, and Wichita. Returning every Sunday even-
Wanted
YOUNG man to share room with K.U.
student. Downtown, modern, near K.U.
bus line. 714 N.H. 16
Lost
BILLFOLD in Robinson Gym Thursday night. Please return paupers and billfold. See George Knighton, 1002 N.H., or call 2092. 18
WANTED: One boy to share large double room. 721 Miss. 3086 M. K.U. Bus stop one-half block. 16
ARKER 51" foundation Blue. pinel
ball George Newton at 306, 1244 Ohio.
ball George Newton at 306, 1244 Ohio.
More than a thousand years ago, the English called January the "wolf month." The World Book Encyclopedia explains that during that month fierce wolves entered the villages in search of food.
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