UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1947
PAGE SIX
An Editorial
Robbers
The recent money thefts from four organized houses was due partly to the carelessness of students. In nearly every case rooms were left deserted with money in plain sight on bureaus and dressers.
With strangers able to come into houses unchallenged, the operation was probably simple. In two instances the intruder was asked what he was doing, but he was ready with the familiar reply that he was waiting for someone.
Students should be on the alert this Homecoming week-end. There is no way to lock up organized houses during the day or early evening. Thousands of graduate, friends
Keep Wearing The Caps! K-Club Will Be Watching
All K-men are requested to wear K sweaters tomorrow and each one is asked to bring a paddle and meet in front of Robinson gymnasium between all morning classes, Otto Schnellbacher, K-Club president said.
and relatives will be milling around. It will be possible for a respectable looking thief to say he's an old grad and proceed to steal you blind.
Freshmen are again warned to wear caps.
Be hospitable to all visitors, but don't leave your pocketbook in accessible places.
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