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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1944
K-State, Nebraska, KU Ready For Track Meet at 1:30 Tomorrow
The triangular track and field meet between Kansas State, Nebraska, and Kansas University will begin at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow. Ray Kanehl, track coach, announced today.
In a triangular meet held during the indoor season at Lincoln, February 19, the Jayhawkers won over the two universities by the close margin of $1 \frac{1}{3}$ points, so the meet tomorrow should prove a good one
The Jayhawker thinclads are all in good shape, with the possible exception of Richey who has been having knee trouble, but it is not expected to bother him in his favorite event, the quarter mile run. After the fine showing made last week at the Drake Relays, observers will be wanting to see how the rest of the team is shaping up for the Big Six meet May 20 at Lincoln.
KU Enters All Events
Kanehl's entries will be as follows: mile, Schel, Clark; 440, Richey Stewart, Pence; 100, Isaacson, Lillibridge; high hurdles, Stannard, Paterson; 880, Hamilton, Hudson, Higley; 220, Isaacson, Richey; 2-mile, Schel, Hamilton, Clark; low hurdles, Stannard, Lillibridge; mile relay, four selected from Diehl, Scofield, Leigh, Richey, Lillibridge, Stannard; shot put, Penny, Robison, Keller; discus, Penny, Robison, Pence; javelin, Robison, Stannard, Hamilton; high jump, Scofield, Sargent, Bergin; broad jump, Lillibridge, Scofield, Bergin; pole vault, Morrow: Officials For The Meet
Officials for the meet have been appointed and are as follows:
Starter and referee—A. E. Woesetever.
Judges of the Finish Forrest C. Allen, Madison Coombs, Mike Getto. Timers—Elmer Schaake, Marvin Vandaveer, Lieut. Claude M. Smith. Trainer and property—Dean Nesmith.
Clerk of course—George Dick.
Clerk of course - George Dick,
Announcer - Joe Ryan.
Head Field Judge—Henry Shenk.
Assistants—Jack Austin, high jump
Jack Austin, broad jump; Vernon Hayes, pole vault; Henry Shenk,
shot put; M. L. Sallee, discus; Whitson Godfrey, javelin.
Schedule of Events
The schedule of events is as follows:
1:30—Shot put, high jump, pole vault.
1:50—Shot put, high jump, pole vault.
2:00—Mile run.
2:10—440 yard dash.
2:20—100 yard dash.
2:30—120 high hurdles.
2:40—880 yard run.
2:50—220 yard dash.
3:00—Two mile run.
3:15—220 yard low hurdles.
3:25—Mile relay.
The discus throw will follow the shot put, the broad jump will follow the high jump, the javelin throw will follow the discus throw.
Work Halts in 16 Plants
Detroit, (INS)—War work in 16 Detroit plants was hampered today as 10,000 employees continued to remain idle as a result of labor disputes.
BUY U.S. WAR BONDS
VARSITY
Thurs. - Fri. - Sat.
Hop-A-Long Cassidy
In
'Texas Masquerade'
LON CHANEY
In
'The Wierd Woman'
Entertainment has been planned for the 34 high-school Summerfield Scholarship candidates who will be at KU May 8 and 9 for the final examinations.
34 to Take Exam For Scholarship
Fellow scholars will become acquainted and have personal conferences with the faculty committee from 1:30 to 5:30 Monday afternoon in the Kansas room and the Pine room of the Union building. A dinner for the candidates at the Colonial tea room will follow at 7:00 p.m. Members of the faculty committee and their wives, resident scholars, and a few guests will also attend.
The final examinations will be taken Tuesday and will be continued throughout the day in the Kansas room of the Union building. Lunch for the students taking the examinations will be served in the Union cafeteria. Those who are not staying with friends or relatives in Lawrence have been invited to stay at Battenfeld and Carruth halls.
The scholarship winners will be announced next month said Mrs. Flora S. Boynton, office secretary of the Endowment Association. There are usually between 15 and 17 winners she said.
Piano Recitals Given In Fraser Yesterday
Piano numbers were featured in the recital given by students of the School of Fine Arts in the recital yesterday afternoon in Fraser theater.
Playing together at two pianos, Blanche Pierson, piano student, and Ruth Orcutt, associate professor of piano, gave three movements of "Concerto in A Minor" (Jean Williams).
Piano soloists were Elaine Talley, opening the program with "Prelude from Suite Birgamesque" (Debussy); August Vogt with "Sonata in D Major" (Mozart); Iva Rothenberger with "Perpetual Motion" (Weber); and Georgija Weinrich, concluding the program with "Fete Dieu a Seville" (Albenz).
City editor and reporter for the Wichita Beacon for 10 years, Mr. Wellman later was employed as Sunday editor on the Wichita Eagle. In 1936 he came to the Kansas City Star as news editor, and for the past few years has been a member
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WELLMAN TO MAKE--of its editorial staff and one of its best known feature writers.
House Favors Check On Plant Seizure
Washington., (INS) -The House overwhelmingly approved the Dewey resolution today authorizing a special investigation of the government's seizure of the Montgomery Ward plant in Chicago.
The vote was 300 to 60.
Born in Enid, Okla., Mr. Wellman went with his parents to Portuguese West Africa where he spent 10 years of his childhood. He returned to attend the University of Wichita from which he received his bachelor of arts degree in 1918. After serving in the United States army for a year, he returned to Wichita and was employed as a reporter on the Wichita Beacon.
Included among his books are "Death on the Desert," "The Trampling Herd," "Angel With Spurs," and "The Bowl of Brass," his current best-seller.
Mr. Wellman will be accompanied to Lawrence by his wife.
OVERFLOW CROWD---
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First Lt. Betty Veach, recruiting representative with the group, was on the campus yesterday preparing for the presentation. According to Lieutenant Veach, the WAC's are primarily interested in recruiting the graduating seniors of the University.
Members of the WAC show unit will be guests at the regular Saturday afternoon tea dance to be given in the Union Lounge.
CONVOCATION---
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Tau Beta Pi and Sigma Tau, engineering societies; Joe Pfaff, president of the School of Business; and the class presidents—Jane Lorimer, senior; Don Alderson, junior; Joan Burch, sophomore; and Mike Nichols, freshman. Special music will be played by Anabel Keeler, harpist.
Paul Endacott, a former Honor Man, is now vice-president and assistant to the president of the Phillips Petroleum company at Bartlesville. Recently, Mr. Endacott was chosen as an all time, all-American basketball player by the Helms Athletic Foundation. A later honor man was Raymond Nichols, now executive secretary to Chancellor Malott at the University. In 1934 Glenn Cunningham, famous miler, was chosen for the award. Last year's choice was John Robert Fluker, Clay Center, who is teaching in the University of Afghanistan. The name of the honor man is engraved on a bronze plaque in the Memorial Union building.
This year is the 20th announcement of an honor man from the previous year's class at honors convocation. The choice of honor man is based on character, scholarship, unselfish service, breadth of interest, and leadership.
Tin Cans Collected In A.L. Drive Today
Tin cans deposited at the curbing were collected today by city trucks in the drive conducted by the Dorsey-Liberty post of the American Legion and the auxiliary. University houses were included in the pick-up routes but the army and navy collections will be made separately, according to C. T. Hough, drive chairman.
All cans must be clean, the wrappers removed, both ends tucked inside and the can flattened, said S. C. Harper, city engineer. Otherwise they cannot be picked up in this special drive. They will be used for the salvaging of tin for the war effort.
SEE CO-EDS---with JAMES CRAIG
FAY  HENRY  SPRING
BAINER  O'NEILL  BYington
Prof. Jones said that representatives from the professional engineering field had been here on the campus trying to hire men to work for their companies, but after July 1, there wouldn't be any more engineers to fill the positions, and it would give women a greater opportunity in the engineering field.
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tectural engineering, has a grade point average of 2.76 and only one high school grade under 93%. Both students made A in every mathematics course they have taken including calculus.
GRANADA
TODAY ENDS
SATURDAY
A Daring Venture Into the
Post-War World
Queen contest an added attraction
50c — Stag or Drag — Semi-formal
--I.S.A. JAY HOP--
SATURDAY, MAY 6
Marsha HUNT · Alexander KNOX
OWL SHOW
Sat. Nite, 11:45
SUNDAY — 4 Days
Union Lounge 9-12 p.m.
Eight Tables of Bridge To Be Played Monday
Eight tables of bridge are scheduled for Monday night in the Intramural Bridge tournament. Play will start at 8 o'clock according to official announcement today.
CAMPUS ORGANIZED---as follows: Team I—Delta Gamma, Corbin (a), PT-1, Delta Tau Delta, Theta Tau; Team II—Chi Omega, Corbin (b), PT-2, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lindley Hall; Team III—Gamma Phi Beta, Corbin (c), PT-3, Phi Gamma Delta, Barracks B; Team IV—Alpha Chi Omega, Watkins hall, PT-4, Delta Upsilion, V-(Phi Psi house); Team V—Pi Beta Phi, Miller Hall, PT-5, Phi Delta Theta; Phi Beta Pi; Team VI—Kappa Alpha Theta, Foster hall, Jolliffe hall, PT-6, Sigma Chia, Barracks A.
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Team VII- Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sigma, Kappa, Louisiana, Oread, Westminster, Beta Theta Pi, V-5 (Triangle house); Team VIII - Alpha Delta Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Harmon Co-op, Ricker Hall, Kaw Koetes, Wager hall, PT-8, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Chi, Nu SigmaNu; Team IX- Faculty.
Bring Own Equipment
Every student will be expected to furnish his own digging equipment, Miss O'Neal said.
Others on the Jay Jane committee in charge of Dandelion day are Virginia Rader, Persis Snook, and Betty Leibbrand.
JAYHAWKER
Shows 2:30 - 7 - 9
TODAY AND SATURDAY
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
"Broadway Rhythm"
In Technicolor
With
George Murphy - Ginny Simms
Lena Horne
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra
Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra
SUNDAY—5 Grand Days
THE RIP-ROUSING STORY OF
THE MAKING OF FIVE
BROTHER-HEROES...
SUNDAY—5 Grand Days
ANNE BAXTER
THOMAS MITCHELL
SELENA ROYLE • TRUDY MARSHALL
and
EDWARD RYAN • JOHN CAMPBELL
JAMES CARDWELL • JOHN ALVIN
GEORGE OFFERMAN, Jr.
as "The Sullivan Boys"
For Choice Seats
Sunday Attend the
1 o'clock Matinee