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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1947
As The Kansan Sees It
That South Dakota State college game Saturday left us with a funny taste in our mouth. We can't help but feel that somebody pulled a fast one on both teams involved, on the Big Six conference, and on the spectators. We think "we was rooked."
We Was Rooked
The only team we could schedule on that date? Why weren't our "schedulers" out earlier when the pickings were better?
A breather for the Oklahoma game? Why didn't we just play Lawrence high school instead and keep the gate receipts right at home?
We have nothing but admiration for the South Dakota State college team. Seemingly without a chance, they had to play the full 60 minutes. Maybe it comes under the heading of the "old college try."
Such games do nothing to build up the prestige of the University of Kansas, to say nothing of that of the Big Six. How can we hope to place capable players on any kind of All-America teams if we have "breathers" like last Saturday's foe?
The old pocketbook was hit by that game, too. The share of our activity ticket money which went into that game could have been much better used elsewhere. (Even the time spent at the game seems a waste of time.)
Some who saw the University when she was on the short end of scores like that may have found revenge sweet. We'll start gloating when we whip some Big Six team in that handy fashion.
In the meantime, we don't like playing at being a Roman spectator watching a "sports event" in the Coliseum. Let's schedule a good bullfight next year. At least it would be interesting.
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The recent suggestion concerning "warmongers" made by Andrei Y. Vyshinsky, Russian foreign vice minister, in the United Nations assembly touches on the point out of which a great world government might grow. Unfortunately, the way he went about it rules out the chance of any such forward step being taken at this time.
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Vyshinsky suggested that the United Nations make warmongering, especially by the American press, a crime. His idea was that the United Nations organization should take steps to make this punishable. The statement was part of a general tirade which exhausted the patience of all who heard him speak.
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But a significant point had been raised. The point concerns whether the United Nations can or will be given the power in the future to control the activities toward war within a sovereign state. It points to the ideal condition of peace by which a powerful world government would be able to control and stop peace-disrupting activities by the individual states.
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Paradoxically, it is the Russians, who probably merit such interference by the United Nations, who have made the suggestion. In the alignment of two worlds now coming about, the other nations feel they have to fight the idea. And a possible step toward world peace fell by the wayside because it was presented in the wrong way and for selfish reasons.
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Public Postcard
Can't something be done to get faster, more efficient service when we want to mail packages or letters? Our kingdom for a stamp in less than ten minutes.
Post Office Campus Dear Friends,
Sincerely yours,
University Daily Kansan.
in one of the long lines so common now in all universities.
Dear Editor
Mailing Trouble Dear Editor.
On numerous occasions, I have gotten up strength enough to write a note home, to a friend, or so on. I'm quite pleased with my accomplishment and the world in general until it comes to the part of mailing it! At this point, even the strongest are beaten. Here, too, one must wait
For instance on Monday, Oct. 6, I had 10 minutes to get from Frank Strong hall to Snow hall and also mail my letter. It took all of the 10 minutes to get a stamp, and I was late to class. Also, I hasten to assure you, I was not the last one in the line by a long way.
It seems to me, with all of the University's annexes that they or the postal authorities could do something to increase the service now that there is an increase in demand. When I tried to get my stamp there was just one poor soul on duty.
In closing, I wish to point out that I am not finding fault with the staff of postal employees. I'm sure they are thoroughly capable in every way. There is simply a need for increased staff and equipment.
Nelson L. Jones, Pharmacy sophomore.
Don't be too shocked by the picture on your activity book. At least it's not in the post office yet.
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