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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1940
News From Page One
PROPOSE INVESTIGATION—
to investigate the Association and report back to the next legislative session.
The investigation was needed, Cavaness said, because the Association was "the most active organization in the state in legislative lobbying" and threatened legislators with "political reprisals" if they did not respond to its requests.
He said that since 1925 the Association has collected $2,500,-000 in dues from its 19,000 members and charged further that it never had registered with the legislature as a lobbying agency.
WSGA STUDIES-
should apply to the nomination committee in the Pine room of the Union between the hours of 3:30 to 5 or 7 to 8 o'clock on Wednesday, Feb. 26. Jean Robertson, secretary of the council announced.
Elect Van Deventer
A report on the point system, which is a scheme to keep any one woman from participating in too many activities, was made by Mary Beth Dodge, chairman of the point system committee. No action was taken on the report though, because so many of the offices included under the system change occupants at this time of the year.
Betty Van Deventer, college senior, was elected vice-president of the council to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Rosalys McCrerey Reiger.
Doris Twente and Barbara Whitley closed the meeting with a report on the Big Six student council convention which they attended last week in Lincoln.
DEWEY GETS—
power to determine questions of this kind.
All Must Accept Decision
"However that question has now been decided by those who had the sole right to decide it. The question is no longer open. Conscription has been ordered."
"Your spirit is one of rebellion against the laws of the United States—against your government. The effect of your action and those like you is to hinder and lessen the preparation for the emergency which the government deems necessary to success. If a third or half of the people would decide to violate some law or refuse to abide by some rule of law we would have anarchy. The purpose and effect of such an attitude would be so plain that it would be impossible not to conclude that such citizens are at heart traitors to their country.
"We all know that it is a fundamental necessity of government that it shall have the power to decide great questions of policy and to act upon its own decisions. In order that there shall be action following a decision once made, the decision must be accepted by everyone.
"The principles of selective service enunciated by this law under consideration are so fair, so just, and so democratic they should meet immediately the approval of all men."
rus, seals, musk ox, and a polar bear for zoos and scientific museums and institutions in the United States.
BARTLETT TAKES—
Scenes of the famous arctic sunsets, great expanses of blue water and white ice, and colored icebergs were among the most colorful of the film. Brief glimpses of native life among the Greenlanders added interest to the pictures.
GRANT DEGREES
David Butler, Topeka; James Blair Cooper, Winfield; Bertram Rex Cowan, Ottawa; Charles Ewing Curry, Kansas City, Mo.; Margaret Grace Dole, Almena; Jerome Delmas Escoe, Kansas City, Mo.
Helen May Garrett, Lawrence; Glenn Gale Gibson, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Edward Creston Gleed, Lawrence; Sara Jane Graham, Wellsville; Mary Louise Greeb, Pleasanton; Franklin C. Haas, Ellinwood; Merle Moreen Hall, Cupar, Saskatchewan, Canada; Helen Elizabeth Heard, Arkansas City; Maxine Hess,
Rieger Presents Senior Recital In Four Parts
Rosalys McCrerey Rieger, fine arts senior, will open her recital of piano music with "Sonata in B Major. Op. 9" (Bortkiewicz) in the auditorium of Frank Strong hall at 8 o'clock this evening.
The recital will be presented in four parts. Part one is the "Sonata
Alma; Dorothy Boyle Hoak, Boyle; Christopher C. House, Kansas City, Kan.; Arnold J. Johnson, Canton; Dorothea E. Kaaz, Leavenworth; Eugene J. Kuhn, Junction City; Jack A. Menish, Arkansas City; Ruth Louise Mercer, Wellington.
Frances Lee Metzger, Kansas City Mo.; Robert H. Miller, Pittsburgh Pa; Grace Mitsuka Oishi, Hawaii; Daniel O'Shea, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Mary Park, Lawrence; Maxine Patterson, Lawrence; Donald Franklin Powell, Kansas City, Mo.; Ralph James Rodgers, Kansas City, Kan.; Raymond R. Tate, Kansas City, Mo.; and Carlos Antonio Vogeler, Caracas, Venezuela.
GRANADA Today 4 days
E-X-T-R-A!
Here's a show that's hotter than a stream bath—with the gal who zoomed to stardom on a song!
"Fresh As a Freshman"
"Sporting Everglades"
Latest World News
YOURE THE ONE
JERRY COLONNA
The Human Calliope — Bob Hope's Hilarious Gag-Getter
EDW. EVERET HORTON ALBERT DEKKER
COSMETIC NIGHT THURSDAY
Every lady purchasing an adult ticket will receive one retail size item, not a sample, of a Bonnett Matched Cosmetic varying in value from 50c to $1.75.
Obtain Gift Cards at Granada or Round Corner — Save them, they can be worth $1.25 to you!
Patrons Gift Cards must be punched Thursday nights at the Box Office, to get your cosmetics given away at the Granada!
CONSTANCE BENNETT COSMETICS May be purchased at the ROUND CORNER Drug Store
Start Now — Complete your set — Your opportunity to own this exclusive matched set — Absolutely Free — Simply attend the Granada every cosmetic nite and receive different item each week for fifteen weeks!
SUNDAY—"Invisible Woman" plus "Dancing on a Dime"
in B Major." Part 2 consists of "Aria: The Soul Reposes in the Hands of the Lord" (Bach-Rummel) and ::Ballade in A Flat" (Chopin). "Spharenmusik" (Dohnanyi), "Prelude No. 2" (Gershwin), and "Allegro Appassionata" (Saint-Saens) make up part 3. Part 4 is "Concerto in A Minor" (Shumann), with the orchestral parts on second piano by Howard C. Taylor, professor of piano.
The next senior recital will be a program of piano music by Agnes Romary Feb.26. These recitals are open to the public without charge.
JAYHAWKER
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ON OUR STAGE IN PERSON Radio's Popular TEX OWENS and his RADIO STARS
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