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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1941.
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Tree Idea OK, Says Ratner
Tree planting ceremonies to be conducted this spring in connection with the Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the University has the full approval and enthusiasm of Governor Payne Ratner, according to a letter received today by Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni Association.
Under plans formulated by the Seventy-fifth Anniversary operating committee, alumni groups will sponsor the planting of trees in school grounds, public parks, and private yards. The markers, produced by the geology department, and designed by the department of design, will be fashioned of Kansas clay. They will be four by seven by 10 inches in size with an appropriate inscription on the upper end of the marker. Each group which plants the trees will be presented with one of these markers.
of these markers.
Ratner Welcomes-Program
In his letter Governor Ratner said:
"With Arbor Day approaching, and with schools throughout Kansas about to participate in the planting program and exercises, the University's plan is especially timely. We need and welcome the efforts of every organization and group."
He added that or several years adverse weather conditions and seasons of drought have killed many
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downing Sig Ep "B" 25 to 14. Jack Wilson, Sigma Chi, and Don Widner, Sig Ep, were the game stars. The Sigma Chi win ensured them at least a shake in the Division V championship.
Pi K.A. "B" fell before Sig Alph "B" by a score of 25 to 18. It was the sixth Sig Alph win in eight starts.
A. K. PSI (22)
g ft f
Lebsack, f ... 2 1 2
Johnson, f ... 3 1 1
Huddleston, c ... 2 1 2
Poole, g ... 0 1 2
Gibbens, g ... 2 0 2
Totals ... 9 4 9
DELTA UPSILON (20)
g ft f
Henry, f ... 1 0 4
McDonald, f ... 0 2 0
Schaffer, f ... 1 1 1
Gades, c ... 0 0 3
Mosser, g ... 2 2 2
Russell, g ... 3 1 0
Totals ... 7 6 10
DELTA TAUS (27)
g ft f
Soller, f ... 1 0 1
Goheen, f ... 1 1 0
Benkelman, f ... 1 0 0
Laird, c ... 5 0 0
Palmer, g ... 1 1 1
Elder, g ... 2 0 1
Stapleton, g ... 1 1 2
Totals ... 12 3 5
SIG EPS (25)
g ft f
Kresie, f ... 2 0 1
Edwards, f ... 1 1 1
Savely, f ... 0 0 4
Teichgraeber, c ... 8 0 1
Fisher, g ... 0 0 0
Stephens, g ... 1 0 3
Totals ... 12 1 10
Praises University
trees in the state, and discouraged the planting of new ones. He said that it is essential that replacements and additions be made, and that this spring seems to be a propitious time to begin. He referred specifically to the University's alumni project to sponsor a statewide tree planting project through the schools and commended the group on its proposed action. Praises University
"Kansas University has long had a widespread effect upon the life of our people," Governor Ratner continued. "Ours is one of the few states providing for such a University in the constitution, and in the 75 years of its history, Kansas University has助ed, in one way or another, in the training of about 86,000 students who have exerted an important influence upon Kansas and other states in the fields of education, the professions and sciences.
YOU CAN forget rumors circulating the Hill that Ray Niblo, Gwinn Henry's choice of a prize freshman backfield take, has been drafted. . . Jay Kern and Herb Hartman, a pair of first string guards are the only army casualties to date. . . It is no secret that Henry considers Niblo the best back to show at Mt. Oread since he took over the Kansas football coaching reins two years ago.
(continued from page four) any addition from the student body could improve upon.
AS WE SEE IT--champion Phi Gam's, which they ac-
complished last year as well as this.
... They have in Eldridge King, Bill
Hyer, Maurice Jackson, L. Chaasen,
Van Hartman, and Bob Eidson,
one of the best rebounding teams on
the Hill and a zone defense that has
never failed to hold the opposition
under 25 points this winter. . . If
the Chi's who have dropped but two
league decisions in ten, turn up in
the playoff finals, don't say we didn't
warn you.
DICK HARP, last year's fine basketball guard, may accompany the Kansas City College of Commerce club to Denver next
week of schooling for the event. tournament. . . Harp has performed well with the College all season in Kansas City's Naismith loop and may pass up a week fschooling for the event. ON YOUR dangerous list for the coming intramural basketball play-offs should be the name of clever Sigma Chi five. . . Unimpressive to view at the season's start, the Chi's have proved their mettle by making a habit of dumping the defending
"Have a look' at your new 1941 Spring Clothes in our store display windows tonite.
We Cordially Invite You to--
We hope you'll like 'em---