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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1940.
News From Page One
ITALY ADMITS---der, said capture of Korita should end for the time being danger of a successful Italian thrust to Salonika from Albania. The possibility of an Italian turning movement from the coast which would cut across north central Greece and split the country was reduced by the Greek successes on the Epirus front.
Franz Von Papen, ace Nazi negotiator and Germany's ambassador to Turkey, was in Sofia today, apparently engaged in confidential discussions with Bulgaria's top officials. Balkan listening posts predicted a Bulgarian ultimatum to Greece or a grant of permission to allow German troops from Rumania to sweep through Bulgaria and attack the Greek Macedonian frontier.
Turkey made plain that she was alive to this prospect. The Turkish press and radio bristled with warnings to Bulagria to stay out of the Greek war and general warnings to all powers to leave Turkey alone. But it still was not clear whether Turkey would consider her position sufficiently threatened by an attack on Macedonia by Germany, Bulgaria, or both nations, to come into the war at the side of Greece and Britain.
Axis diplomatic activity whirled on. It was Rumania's day in Berlin today. Premier Gen. Ion Antonescu and foreign minister Luca Sturdza were there for the customary round of ceremonies expected to end with signature of a document proclaiming her adherence to the new Axis order in Europe or possibly to the tripartite alliance.
GOP TO CELEBRATE--day when the last of the absentee ballots were counted.
Of the absentee vote Ratner received 4,398 votes and Burke,2,175 The total vote was: Ratner,425,923; Burke,425,497.
ROTC UNITS---out-of-town men are expected to attend.
The committee in charge of arrangements includes: Carter Butler,
cadet lieutenant - colonel; Joseph Waterman, Robert L. Morrison, and Robert L. Burns, cadet majors; and Arthur Wahl and Herbert Brown, color sergeants.
Car Overturns On Way From Game
A car carrying Rita Lemoine, college freshman, and three other members of the Lemoine family overturned a few miles west of Concordia, Mo., resulting in minor injuries to its occupants.
Dr. A. N. Lemoine, Kansas City,
Mo., driver of the car, lost control of it after being momentarily blinded by the light of an approaching car. The group was taken to Kansas City after the accident, one of several which occurred in the traffic to and from the Missouri-Kansas game at Columbia yesterday.
Kappa Psi Elects Pharmacy Officers
Kappa Psi, pharmaceutical fraternity, elected the following officers for the year at their meeting Tuesday: regent, Lloyd Roser; vice regent, Daniel Lewis; secretary, Don Baumhard; treasurer, Andrew Gausz; and chaplain, Dwight Long.
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Who Will Be the New Quiz Queen?
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QUIZ QUEEN CONTEST ENTRANTS
Marian Wheatly, A.D. Pi
Janet Scholtenburdy, Miller Hall
Dotty Wise, Gamma Phi
Patty Duncan, Pi Phi
Reola Durand, Alpha Chi Omega
Anna Jane Hoffman, Chi Omega
Betty Denious, Theta
Mary McCleod, Delta Gamma
Katherine Hines, Kappa
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