TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1943
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
House Passes Overtime Bill
Washington, (INS)—The house by a vote of 224 to 107 yesterday passed a bill continuing overtime pay for government employees, the action coming under a contested "gag" rule which limited debate and prevented amendments of the measure.
Democrats joined Republicans in opposing the suspension of regular rules sought by Rep. Ramspeck (D.Ga.) chairman of the civil service committee. The passage under the "gag" rule was rejected on a standing vote, but was approved on the roll call.
The bill continues for two years overtime pay on the first $2900 of salaries of government workers receiving less than $5,000 a year, and increases from 10 per cent to 15 per cent the straight increase granted last December to hourly and part-time workers.
Supporters of the legislation said the five per cent boost on the latter would add $4,000,000 to the stimulated $563,730,000 increased cost contained in the temporary act of last year. The temporary increase expires April 30 and the present bill continues it beyond that date.
Debate Frat Chooses Two Seniors
Two members have been elected to Delta Sigma Rho, national honorary debate fraternity. E.C.Buehler, speech professor, said today. The members are Art Nelson and Bob Plumb, College seniors.
Lt. Johnston Home FromNorth Africa
Lt. Joseph P. Johnston of the Army Air Corps and engineering student in '41, visited the campus today.
Lt. Johnston has recently returned from five months in North Africa. Before being stationed in North Africa, he spent four months in England.
Fourteen Enter Carruth Contest
Fourteen manuscripts have been turned in at the Chancellor's office or the Carruth Memorial Poetry contest that ended April 2.
Winners as judged by Prof. John W. Ashton, English department, Mr. Maurice Hatch, alumnus of the University and Mr. Paul Engle, lecturer on poetry, will be announced about May 7, and the name of the first place winner will appear on the commencement program. Awards from $20 to $60 will be given to winners of the first three places.
Axis Prisoners of War May Work on U.S. Farms
Washington, (INS)German and Italian prisoners of war may soon be working on American farms, producing food for American fighting men, it became known today in a plan revealed by the Department of Agriculture.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude Robert Wickard told a senate appropriations committee that he is now negotiating with the War department for the use of such prisoners.
University physical education students and instructors attended the Central District convention for health and physical education in Kansas City Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Miss Ruth Hoover and Joie Stapleton, assistant professors of physical education, and Miss Beverly Bliss, instructor of physical education, attended the meeting of college faculty women on Thursday, and the general convention on Friday and Saturday.
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Women students who attended the meeting on Friday and Saturday were: Jo Wells, Mary Lee Chapple, Betty Burton, Betty Bowen, Shirley Rhodes, Betty Harman, Kathryn Schaake, and Frances Gillman.
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The cast of "Distinguished Service" will give a special performance for a group from the Resident Theater in Kansas City, Mo., at 8:30 tomorrow night in Fraser theater, Prof. Allen Crafton, writer and producer of the play, said today.
Prof. Crafton's Play Will Be Presented To Kansas City Group
Prof. Crafton added that "Anyone is welcome. Students who haven't seen the play can see it then by presentation of their activity tickets at the door."
New Navy Cooks Arrive
The fourth class of cooks and bakers arrived at the Station this week. They had received their boot training at the training base at Farragut. The second class of cooks and bakers graduated from the school this week. Division 6 also left this week for duty probably aboard ship.
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PSI CHI: Initiation dinner and ceremonies to be Wednesday, April 14. All active members who plan to attend the dinner, please sign for it in the Psychology office not later than Friday, April 9.
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