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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
OCTOBER 5,1945
University
DAILY KANSAN
Student Newspaper of the UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
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National Editorial Association, and
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Mail subscription: $3 a semester, $4.50 a year, plus 2% tax (in Lawrence) add 1 a semester postage). Published in Lawrence, Kan., except afternoon during the week, except Saturdays and Sundays. University holidays, and examination periods. Entered, second class Email, 17, 19卜 of the Office of Patronage, Kan., under Act of March 3, 1879.
NEWS STAFF
MARY TURINGTON  Managing Editor
JOAN VEATCH  Asst. Managing Editor
VIRGINIA VAN ORDER  News Editor
MARY MARGARET GAYNOR  Sports Editor
PENNY KING  Sports Editor
LOREN KING  Telegraph Editor
BILLIE HAMILTON  Feature Editor
JANE ANDERSON  Military Editor
CLEO NORRIE  Research Editor
WENKWIK  Asst. Telegraph Editor
ELERAND ALBRIGHT  Asst. Telegraph Editor
BETTY JENNINGS  Campus Edito-
EDITORIAL STAFF
EDITORIAL STATUS
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Editor-in-Chief
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Editorial Associate
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Kansan Open Letters
Dear William Joyce, Lord Haw
Haw: So you're convicted or treason! Haw, haw!
THE DAILY KANSAN
You conducted an inspiring and well-planned traditions convocation. Thanks.
Dear Alberta Cornwell:
THE DAILY KANSAN
Dear - Westbrook Pegler:
Dear Mr. Baker:
Well, you've been sued before--
THE DAILY KANSAN
Now that the war is over and enrollment is rising, is there any chance to have the library open on Sunday, again?
THE DAILY KANSAN
Dear Dean Lawson:
College enrollment period this year was as free from snarls and waiting as we've ever seen it. Well done!
THE DAILY KANSAN
Dear Harold Laski:
Dear Harold Esser
Really, now, beggars shouldn't be choosers, you know!
THE DAILY KANSAN
Dear Jean Templeton:
Best of luck on your management of the freshman election. With a co-operative Council, you should have an exciting, but well-organized and efficient, election.
THE DAILY KANSAN
Gold Star Idea
There is, elsewhere in this issue, a story concerning the recently accepted proposal of a World War II memorial for this campus. It is certainly to be emphasized that this idea is not a hastily conceived one, for a great deal of time has been given by many persons for its study.
For several months, suggestions poured into this University for the erection of a memorial of some sort. The committee of faculty, students and alumni finally decided upon a combination of a memorial drive encircling the campus, and a campanile, or tower with chimes.
Several considerations prompted this choice. In the first place, a living and growing memorial was thought to be proper. This one will not only be beautiful when completed, but will grow more so as years go by. Also, a tangible memorial—one that would truly bring to mind the great sacrifices of those in whose memory it was brought about—was felt to be necessary. This is one which will not be easily desecrated, one which will seem to typify the peace which they fought so hard to bring about.
Rock Chalk Talk
Walk-Out: Frustration: Hour-Dance
Giggling Gamma Phi pledges and fearless Phi Gams (of the same rank)
walked out one day this week, leaving the actives of both chapters in a frustrated mood. Upon return a hearty welcome was received by both groups, but an unfair blow was given in the absence of the Gamma Phi pledges. The actives had planned an hour dance with the Phi Delt pledges for that night and kept it themselves! "Ain't a活的 greedy?" is now the Gamma Phi pledge class yell.
By MARION SHELDON
Kappa Actives Mortified
Sad Sadie Phipps Slips
The old saying, "Wash your hair today, tomorrow it may not be there" finally caught up with Sadie Phipps, Theta, and she proceeded to do a good job on her head of hair. When all was done and a feeling of pride swept over Sadie, something else swept over and into Sadie's hair. A cheese and cracker sandwich dropped from an innocent bastander's hand!
Wanted: Girl Without Tape Worm
Stan McCampbell, Sigma Chi,
reported to his English comp teacher
that he couldn't buy a copy of John
Brown's Body because he took his
Those Phi Psi pledges always come up with some funny (should be unproarious) situations for this column, but upon approaching their study table for a good quip or two, the hush and quiet was too much for anyone to disturb; those eager faces turned to books only, was breath-taking. That in itself is news!
Kappa pledges put over a big one last night. It seems the actives thought they were going to walk out with the Sigma Chis and they even called a meeting to plan various and assorted types of torture for their pledges, but lo, and behold, those ill' old girls just went right to bed and nary a pledge peep was heard.
Believe It or Not
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girl into K.C. Saturday and she was hungry!
Share and Be Cheated
Mary Schnitzler, Gamma Phi,
aroused that old Phi Psi spirit in Wayne Hird and got him to ask her
for a date. When Wayne got to the
Gamma Phi house that night he was
greeted by Jo Hendrickson, Jerry
Kreider, B. Ann Brown, Sadie Heil
and last, although surely not least
in Wayne's mind, little Schnitz.
Mary and Wayne thought they
would leave together and go to
a show, but oh, no! The reception
committee went along! When the
evening came to an end Wayne was
worn out, broke, and just a tiny bit
bitter. Things are tough all over!
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