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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1944
KU, Iowa State Meet Important
The University of Kansas track team will leave at 6:50 tonight for Ames, Iowa, for their dual meet with the Iowa State Cyclones tomorrow.
Coach Ray Kanehl will take 15 men to the "tall corn state" in hope of giving the powerful Cyclones a close battle. The Iowa school won the Big Six conference indoor meet and received additional help when the basketball season ended as several members of the cage squad are doing equally as well in the spring sport.
The Jayhawkers will be without the services of Tom Scofield, ace high jumper, who will be unable to make the trip, but Coach Kanehl said this morning that the team was going to Ames with the idea of "giving their all."
The way the men from Mt. Oread perform tomorrow will furnish good food for thought as to how their chances are in the Big Six meet next Saturday at Lincoln, as the Cyclones are rated as the best team in the conference at the present time.
NOBLE CAIN--in "SPITFIRE"
(continued from page one) as considered by Mr. Cain are tone, technique, text, test, teaching, and truth. He especially emphasized the importance of the words of a song, because it is necessary in war time more than ever to convey the thought or message. Related to the text of the song was the sincerity of the singer, for it is in singing with sincerity that songs become a part of one.
George Dick Gets Bid From All-Stars
George Dick has received an offer to play with the College All-Stars in their game with the Chicago Bears August 30. The game will be played in Chicago at Soldiers Field.
The game is an annual event between stars of various colleges over the country and the champions of the National Professional Football League. Although the coaches for the All-Star team have not been pickd as yet, practice has been scheduled to start August 12. Procedures of this year's game will go to war charities.
Dick is a senior in the School of Education and will graduate July 1. He was captain of the 1943 football team and was a member of the basketball team during the past season; he has been associated with athletics at the University for several years. Dick is now a member of the physical education faculty.
GEOLOGY---in "SPITFIRE"
(continued from page one) Monument, Royal Gorge, Coal and油 fields in Canyon City area, Florissant lake beds, Glaciated Upper Arkansas river valley, and the mining districts of Cripple Creek, Leadville, Climax and Gilman.
Pay Expenses at Beginning
Students are expected to pay all their expenses at the beginning of the course. The following fees are charged: incidental fee, $20 (non-residents=-$50); laboratory fee, $10; transportation fee, $30; (This includes transportation from Lawrence to and from camp and on side trips) board at camp, $45. Total expenses will amount to $105.
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Plans Are Completed For Regional Prep Track Meet Tomorrow
Final plans have been made for the regional track and field meet to be held here tomorrow for all high schools in this section of the state, announced Henry Shenk, manager of the meet.
Entries from three more schools two in class B and one in class A were received this morning by Mr. Shenk. This brings the total of schools participating to 13 Class A and 10 Class B Mr. Shenk expects between 250 and 300 prep school athletes to compete for the right to enter the state meet to be held next week in Wichita.
Wathema and Valley Falls were the two Class B schools to be entered this morning and Sabetha was the one in Class A.
Additional officials, have been added to yesterday's list. They are: Referee and Starter—A. E. Talbot.
Clerks — Gordon Stucker and George Dick.
Judges of Finish—A. E. Woeste-meyer, Charles Morelock, Randy Neale, Reginald Strait, Harry O'Kane, and Bert Nash.
Weighter and Inspector—Prof. M E Rice.
Custodian of Trophies — Wade Pierce.
(continued from page one) cuss "Pure Religion" at the 11 a.m service of the Trinity Lutheran church. The youth class for students and servicemen will meet at 9:45 a.m. There will be Vesper service at 5 p.m. and a fellowship lunch at 6 p.m.
CHURCHES---in "SPITFIRE"
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At the First Methodist church, the sermon will be "The Home and the Divine Purpose," delivered by Oscar E. Allison minister, at 10:45. The student class will meet at 9:45 and will discuss with Edwin F. Price, leader, "Job and Trouble." "Do I Want a United World?" will be the subject of the 6 p.m. Wesley Foundation Fellowship discussion.
"Living at Home" will be the sermon of Ernest L. Snodgrass, minister of the First Baptist church, at 11 a.m. service. The student class for service men and civilian students will meet at 9:45, and with Charles W. Thomas as leader they will discuss "The Church's Responsibility Now." Father E. F. McGinnis will speak on "The Catholic Approach to the Christian Religion" at the 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship meeting, 1124 Mississippi street.
At the Unitarian church, the Sateeve club for University young people will meet at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, and will discuss the summer social action projects for college youth. At the 11 a.m. service Sunday, Dr. Homer A. Jack will preach on the topic, "What John Haynes Holmes Would Do With Adolf Hitler."
The Trinity Episcopal church will
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Dean F. T. Stockton of the School of Business was in Kansas City Mon- day recruiting instructors for extension classes to be held there.
He expects to set up a series of classes in the personnel field. This organized group of courses will be under the auspices of the University.
Dean Stockton was accompanied by Roy W. Browning, industrial education supervisor of the extension division. They expect to visit the War Labor Board and National Labor Relations Board in their search for two instructors.
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