SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Final Vespers To Be Given In Hoch Today
More than 250 persons will take part in the final all-musical vespers of the year, which will be held at 4 p.m. today in Hoch auditorium.
The University Symphony Orchestra, the University Women's Glee Club, the Westminster A Cappella Choir and the University String Quartet will all appear on the program.
Among highlights of the services will be the first presentation of "Prelude and Fugue in C Minor," taken from a fragment of a Mozart melody found by Prof. Charles Sanford Skilton during his visit to Europe two years ago. The composition will be played by the Misses Ruth Orcutt and Allie Merle Conger, associate professors of piano.
Included in the three unaccompanied numbers offered by the Westminster A Cappella Choir will be the anthem "When Morning Gilds the Skies," written by the Kansas City composer, Powell Weaver, and dedicated to the Choir and its director, D. M. Swarthout.
It's Hot, It's Cold—
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2:30-5:00—We'd like to tell you what happened during this time, but the nasty words said about spring days in Kansas wouldn't do. It took two and a half hours for the writer to say them.
6:00—The writer has a date, but the ice has become so slushy that on the way to call for her he slips and falls into a large mudhole, which of course, rather soils the new suit he just put on for the first time. Add repercussions about spring similar to those heard from 2:30 to 5 o'clock.
7:00 a.m. next day—The weather forecast says, "for Kansas—Rain and warmer; an ideal spring day."
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"KANSAN Want Ad results will warm your heart."
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LOST: Man's Bulova watch, silver case, silver link band, either in Library or between Library and Robinson Gymnasium. Call Gregory Studer, student 2028J. -113
WANTED: Girls interested in organizing a dance orchestra. Arranger needed. Call 2982 before Monday. Virginia Cannon. -114
LOST: A black Sheaffer junior fountain pen. Reward. George Ketter. Phone 1599J. -114
138 Pass--c'41; Hogan, Margaret; c'41; Holtzclaw, Henry, c'42; Hood, Robert; c'41; Horseman, Rober; Overstock, Winifred; c'41; Huff, O'Theen, c'41; Humphrey, Carolyn, c'41; Humphrey, Robert, Hurd, Frances, fa'41; Iwig, Samuel, c'41; Johnson, Arnold, c'41; Johnson, C. S.; Johnson, Dorothy, c'41; Johnson, Helen, c'41; Jones, Leroy, c'41; Kalbfleisch, Neva, c'41; Kimble, Betty, c'41; King, Cecil, c'41; Knoche, Viola c'41; Lewis, Sarah, c'41; Malone, Douglas, c'41; Manahan, Eugene, c'41; Mason, Ruth, c'41; May, Jennie Irene, c'41; McCroskey, Walter, c'40; McDonald, Melvin, c'41; McGee, Charles, c'41; McPherson, Wilbur; and Meade, Evelyn, c'41.
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Chapman, Robert, c'42; and Cheat-
ham, George, c'42.
Coffman, Jane, c'41; Conard, Dean; Coulson, Betty, c'41; Coulant, William, c'41; Crabtree, James, c'41; Critchfield, Thomas, c'41; Dean, Jeanette, Dietrich, Frederick, c'41; Dooley, Jean, c'41; Duvall, Faye, c'41; Edwards, Oliver, c'41; Exon, Stewart, c'42; Fischer, Edward, c'41; Fleming, James, c'41; Fowler, Luther, c'41; Francisco, William David, c'41; Gaines, Marjorie, c'41; Gartrell, Janice, c'41; Gault, Harriet, c'41; Gimple, Kipp; Cowarns, Polly; Greene, Jeryn, c'41; Gunn, Richard, c'41; Hagen, Robert, c'41; Hale, Garvin, c'41; Haney, Harold, b'41; Hardman, Mary Alice, c'41.
Haskins, Suzanne, c'41; Henry,
Lester Lew, c'41; Hodson, Charles,
Millen, Elden; Miller, Verleen,
c'41; Mitchell, Andrew, c'41; Mitchell,
Gwenden; Moore, Chester;
Moore, Edward, c'40; Needels, Walter,
c'41; Nelson, James, c'41; Nelson,
James Iden, c'41; Nelson, Robert, c'41; Norton, Frank, c'41;
O'Donnell, Arthur, c'41; Oishi,
Grace, c'40; Park, Luelma, c'40;
Paulk, Selda, c'41; Peterman, Loren,
c'41; Piper, Donald; Powell, Don
c'40; Puntenney, Wallace, c'41; Remley,
William, c'41; and Rink, Irvin,
c'41.
Roberts, Dorothy Jean, c'42; Rodgers, Ralph; Rodgers, Reba, c'42; Ross, Lois, c'41; Sanchoni, Erte, c'42; Schere, Hazel; Schmidt, Herman, c'41; Scimeca, William, c'41; and Sebesta, Rosmary, c'40.
Shartee, Mary Jane; c41; Sigler, Clarence; c41; Smith, Blanche Alice, c41; Smith, Marjorie; c41; Stadler, Robert; c41; Stevens, William, c41; Stinson, Catherine; c42; Tashima, Isami, c41; Tatum, Ivor, c41; Thomas, Mary G.; Timberlake, Betty, c41; Totten, Frederick, c41; Van Gundy, Doris, c41; Van Nice,
Eleanor, c'41; Vogeler, Carlos, c'41;
Wallace, Earl, c'42; Wallace, Janet,
c'42; Walters, Laura, c'41; Weiss,
Emile, c'41; Wilkins, Jeanne, c'41;
Wilson, George, c'40; Winn, Larry,
c'41; Woods, Thomas, c'41; Wristen,
Ethel, b'40; Zuercher, Bernice, c'41;
Sifers Names—
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sible for sending Relays Invitations to universities, colleges, and junior colleges located in all parts of the United States. In addition to the colleges, nearly every Kansas High school is invited to the one day Interscholastic Track meet, held April 19. The committee will also be in charge of all the publicity for the two day track attraction.
SPENCER TRACY
Robt. YOUNG
WALTER BRENNAN
RUTH HUSSEY
NAT PENDLETON
"NORTHWEST PASSAGE"
Only One More Day Ends Monday
STARTS TUESDAY
Fred Astaire Eleanor Powell "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940"
NOW! ENDS
TUESDAY
2 TOP HITS
The Greatest Show Value
of the Year
All Shows-106-Anime Time
SO FUNNY IT'S DOWNRIGHT ILLEGAL!
WEDNESDAY—HENRY FONDA
“YOUNG MR. LINCOLN”
SOON! "ARKANSAS TRAVELER"
Bing Crosso, "STAR MAKER"
A Dobbs University Style
THE PACEMAKER
With the touch of Easter in the air . . . set your cap for a new DOBBS hat. . .
In an array of colorful spring shades — designed especially for the University man.
$5.00 and more
The BERG "CAMPUS" HAT
$3.50
Ronald Colman
(Heldar) — Artist,
Adventurer, Dreamer,
Lover!
A great picture surges from the pages of Kipling's mighty story . . . With the year's most sensational cast!
In Rudyard Kipling's
"THE LIGHT THAT FAILED"
ADDED — "Information Please" - Band Act - News
TODAY ENDS GRANADA WEDNESDAY
Phone K.U. 66 for a Kansan Ad-taker