THE FIGHT FOR EQUALITY IN THE WORLD
THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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K.U. Loses Table Tennis to Topeka
The K.U. table tennis team lost two out of three matches to the Topeka table tennis association, in a tournament held here Sunday afternoon. The team is sponsored by the Memorial Union student activities committee.
The outstanding match of the afternoon was that of Shirley Irwin, fa'sp, vs. Mrs. Patch, who is rated as the number 2.women player in Kansas. Irwin was defeated 2-1. In the other game in the woman's division, Marjorie Hetzel, c'41, lost to Rose Baeder.
In the men's singles bracket; Perry Peterson, c'42, lost to Bayley; Charles Ham, ph'42, lost to Woodworth; Malcolm. Black defeated Lamm; Joe Davison, e'42, lost to Patch.
In a return match at Topeka Tuesday, Shirley Irwin won the only match by defeating Kay Meredith. She lost her second match to Patch. Norma Tibbets, c'43, lost to both Meredith and Patch.
Black and Patterson defeated Lamm and Patch in the doubles pitch. Winford Ferry, e'40, lost to Carter in an extra match.
Bill Martin, c'43, was defeated by Lamm; Morris Keyser, c'43, lost to Carter; Ham lost to Bayless; Petterson lost to Woodworth; Warren Shupe, b'40, lost to Patch.
These games are the last regular contest scheduled for this year.
The men's division of the Memorial Union table tennis tournament is rapidly moving toward the finals. As results now stand, Malcolm Black, '42, has reached the semi-finals. Charles Ham, ph'42, located Bill Hall, ed'40, and will w meet Morris Keyser, c'42. Perry Petterson, c'42, is ready for the quarter finals.
John Slocum Released From Topeka Hospital
John Slocum, fs, was released yesterday from Christ's hospital, Topeka, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis last week. Slocum was secretary of the Student Correspondence Bureau last year. He is now a member of the staff in the Bureau of Revenue and Taxation in Topeka.
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Ten Nights In Barred Room For M.U. Men
Columbia, Mo., May 9—(UP— Thirteen University of Missouri students marched from the city jail to their classes today after spending their first of ten nights behind bars for raiding most of the tulip beds in town.
Police Judge C. E. Combe said they could serve their sentences from 3 p.m. to 7 a.m. week days and from 1 p.m. Saturday to 7 a.m. Monday. They were also fine $10 each and costs for stealing tulips for a fraternity dance.
Stouffer To Chicago For Meeting
Ellis B. Stouffer, dean of the Graduate School, will travel to Chicago Saturday, to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the North Central Association of colleges and secondary schools. The purpose of the meeting is largely to plan a program for the next annual meeting in the spring of 1941.
The workers on the new Battenfeld dormitory were unable to work yesterday because of the rain, according to a statement of A. E. Nelson, foreman.
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The first story steel has been set and the brick side walls are now being laid. When the walls of the first story are finished, the concrete of the second floor will be poured and the second story steel will be set.
(Continued from page one) offer of another peace effort had been made. State department spokesmen said, however, that the White House statement was intended as a specific denial of the Rome dispatch.
No immediate change in weather is in sight for eastern Kansas tomorrow. Skies will remain clear and higher temperaturse are expected.
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(Continued from page one) funds to be turned in this afternoon donations are to be received from Lawrence townpeople and some money is yet to be turned in on the Bowl of Rice supper.
Students of Public Law In Roundtable Tonight
"Jury Trials in Contempt Cases" will be the second in a series of programs presented by the classes in public law on the University of Kansas roundtable from 9:45 to 10:15 tonight over KFKU.
Three Teaching Positions Filled by Appointment Office
Three notices of accepted positions have been received at the Teacher's Appointment bureau, H. E. Chandler, director of the bureau, an announced today.
Elizabeth Wiggins, "8, will teach home economics at Oberlin. Mist Wiggins formerly taught at Hanover, Kermit Franks, c'40, secured a position at Eudora teaching mathematics and English. Lawrence Butler, c'36, formerly at Selven, will be high school principal at Sharon Springs.
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