SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1943
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Late Red Cross Gifts Raises KU's Total
Late Red Cross contributions received last week raised the University total to $3254.34. The war fund drive ended on March 13 but the collection office, 105 Robinson gym, reported the collection of $31.13 from the students and $71 from the faculty.
According to previous reports, the students had given
According to previous $790.23, the faculty, $1,768. The machinist's mates at the Naval Training School gave $593.98.
One contribution came to Dr. F. C. Allen, University Red Cross chairman, from 1st Lt. Frank R. Frink, now stationed at Camp Howze, Texas. Lieutenant Frink, a freshman in the University School of Medicine last year, lived here in Lawrence.
Frink is on a staff job as an operations officer. With his contribution came congratulations to Dr. Allen for his latest Big Six championship.
College Has Wartime Scholarships
Black Mountain college in North Carolina has established 17 war-time scholarships for students of butt-ing ability who would not otherwise be able to finance a college education.
CREIGHTON GETS---units of the British Eight army which dislodged German forces. On the central sector of the front, American forces drove steadily through mud and rain to Gabes on the eastern coast.
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102 points for his team which shared second place with Washington. He played throughout the season as a forward but was shifted to the guard position on the all-star team.
The second team consists of Van Deven of St. Louis, Ollrich and Evans of Drake, Todorovich of Washington, and Lalley of Creighton.
Honorable mention was given to Maddox and Steinmier of Oklahoma A and K. Knowles and Loisel of Creighton, B. Dobbs of Tulsa, and Genetti of St. Louis.
INTRAMURAL SWIM--units of the British Eight army which dislodged German forces. On the central sector of the front, American forces drove steadily through mud and rain to Gabes on the eastern coast.
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contests will be chosen for the semi-finals which will be run off at 4:30 Thursday afternoon. As there will be no semi-finals for the relays, the four relay teams with the best times will be eligible for the finals on Friday afternoon.
At Base in Wisconsin Former Students Are
Privates Harlan Lill, Glee Smith, and Scott Hookins, who were University students last semester, are now stationed with the air corps at Eau Claire, Wis.
At present they are enrolled in college courses, studying English, mathematics, geography, history, and physics. Actual flying will not start until April.
All three men have worked on the Kansan. Smith, College senior, and Hookins, College junior, worked on the news staff; and Lill, College freshman, was employed in the University Press.
FINAL VESPERS----
(continued from page one) the direction of Karl Kuersteiner. "John Peel," an English hunting song, "The Creation" (Willy Richter) and "This Is My Country" (Al Jacobs) will then be sung by the Men's Glee Club lead by Joseph Wilkins and accompanied by Max Hughes.
String Quartet Will Play
The University string quartet composed of Waldemar Geltch, first violin; James Lerch, second violin; Karl Kuersteiner, viola; and Dean Swarthout, cello, will present "Two Sketches—In the Mountains" called "Dusk" and "Rustic Dance" (Ernest Bloch).
The University Women's Glee Club under the direction of Miss Irene Peabody and accompanied by Eileen Martin will sing "Under the Greenwood Tree" (Arne), "Fresh Spring" (Kernochan), and "Christ Went up Into the Hills" (Hageman). Virginia Gsell, Fine Art's senior, will sing the soprano solo in the last piece.
A Cappella Uses Three Soloists Dean Swarthout will direct the A Cappella choir in "Jesus and the
INTRAMURAL SWIMMING RECORDS (1928-42)
50 Yard Dash—Sherman, Delta Chi, 1941, 25.3 seconds.
50 Yard Dash-Sherman, Delta Chi, 1941, 25.3 seconds.
50 Yard Breast Stroke- Stephens, Newman Club, 1941, 31.5 seconds.
Traders” (Kodaly), “O Darkest Woe” (J. Rist) in which Dorothy Mae Nelson, senior, and David T. Lawson, graduate student, will sing solos, and“The Star” (James H. Rogers) with Arleene Nickels, sophomore, soloing. Laurel E. Anderson, organ professor, will be at the organ.
The University band's number "Czech Rhapsody" (Weinberger), will close the vespers under Russell L. Wiley's direction.
Deadlock Broken After 36 Hours; Legislature Quits
50 Yard Back Stroke—Case, Newman Club, 1942, 30 seconds.
Topeka, March 20—(INS) Kansas legislative halls remained deserted today following adjournment of the two houses last night after being deadlocked more than 36 hours over a bill regulating salaries of county officials.
100 Yard Back Stroke—Case, Newman Club, 1942, 1 minute and 6 second
100 Yard Free Style—Sherman, Delta Chi, 1941, 57.6 seconds.
Today's vespers will mark the close of the 77th vesper service sponsored by the School of Fine Arts over a period of some 20 years. This year's vespers have included three programs given by various musical organizations of the school and one organ vesper.
The Governor has a desk piled high with measures awaiting his signature. He is expected to sign most of them, including all of the appropriation measures. Much pressure is being applied to get him to veto the labor control bill.
Sine die adjournment was slated for Tuesday noon giving Gov. Andrew Schoeppel the customary three days to consider bills passed by the legislature.
GENERAL ARNOLD---units of the British Eight army which dislodged German forces. On the central sector of the front, American forces drove steadily through mud and rain to Gabes on the eastern coast.
300 Yard Medley Relay-Beta Theta Pi (Robinson, Kreamer, Lillard, and Walton), 1942, 3 minutes and 3.5 seconds.
The final adjournment came when the senate reversed its stand and agreed to a compromised version of the measure which was intended to equalize salaries but which reduced the pay of sheriffs and many other officials in many counties.
200 Yard Relay—Phi Kappa Psi (Kline, Knight, Jones, Miller), 1939, 1 minute and 53.4 seconds.
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Russians Advance Toward Smolensk Russian troops fell back from Karkov but continued their slow and steady aim toward Smolensk and Staraya Russia at the north.
Wilson, Verburg Get Sergeants' Stripes
Harold W. Wilson and John J. Verburg, former employees of the University Press who are now in the army, have both recently been promoted to the rank of sergeant, according to word received by friends.
Malloy had been afflicted with heart trouble for several years and on two occasions had survived grave crises.
Neither had had any military training before entering the army. Wilson, former assistant pressman, is leated at New Orleans, La., with a hospital unit. Verburg, former linotype operator, is with a Military Police battalion at Fort Custer, Mich.
John A. Malloy, Editor To Hearst, Dies in Chicago
Chicago, March 19—(INS)—John A. Malloy, editorial assistant to publisher William Randolph Hearst and executive editor of the Chicago Herald-American, died early today of a heart attack suffered while dining with friends in a cafe.
In a comparatively few years he was 47 years old—he rose from the anonymity of cubdom to eminence as one of America's leading newspaper executives.
Wooden
ROTC Uses
Ersatz Guns
The wooden drill rifles made their debut last week when the University ROTC used them for the first time for regimental drill. "The rifles can deceive the best of them," said Lt. Col. Jack Gage, director of marksmanship, as he described their realistic appearance.
Since rifles are the most important single weapon in the war, a substitute had to be adopted for ROTC units. The rifle is modeled after the old style '03 but it is the same size as an M-1, or the new Garand semi-automatic rifle. Of the several metal parts the bolt is the only one that moves. The rifle can be carried or held steady while "firing" by the leather or canvas slings.
There is a metal sight cover on the wooden barrel, a stacking, swivel, metal trigger guard, and a painted upper-swivel. The rifle weighs less than four pounds.
Dr. Canuteson Attends TB Meeting Dr. Ralph I. Canuteson, director of Health Service, Watkins hospital, attended the annual meeting of the board of directors of the Kansas State Tuberculosis and Health Association at Topeka Thursday.
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