TUFSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.1938
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University Students Create $432,000 Industry
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Working students at the University create a $423,000 industry for the city of Lawrence it was estimated yesterday by Fred Ellsworth, director of the Men Students Employment bureau.
As nearly as can be estimated, there are at least 1,600 students at the University who are earning all or part of their way. In addition to their fees, which go to the state, the most conservative estimate of University tuition is the full annual grant spent during the year by these students at $42,000.
Part of this is earned while they are in school, but naturally each student brings in some funds from his home. In practically all cases the working student merely requires part of the necessary funds to carry him through the year and the procurement of a job makes it possible for him to be at the University through the year.
In some cases the chance to earn simply room rent will make it possible for a student to stay. In other cases the chance to stay may be limited. In some cases he must earn both.
A large number of students are looking for work at this time. If they are unable to find part time jobs, they will be forced to return home.
Lawrence business firms, faculty members, and other Lawrence townpeople have been considerate and generous this fall, as always, in giving students jobs, according to both Mrs. Frank Parker, office secretary the bureau, and Ms. Marie Miller, in charge of the Women's bureau.
All University officials are hoping that many other business people and households will work out plans for helping students and report them immediately. Chancellor E. H. Lillyd endorsed this appeal yesterday.
Absent Minded Hoosier Forgets To Remember
Fort Wayne, Ind.—(UP)—John H. Craig, assistant superintendent of mails in the Fort Wayne Post Office in Kentucky, created a new high, in absent-mindedness.
He discovered a card in the mail on which was written, "I just happened to remember that I forgot to write." He said, "I'm sending you another."
The side of the card reserved for addressing was blank.
ANNOUNCING
The fall opening of the Marion Rice Dance Studio
Marion Rice Dance Studio
be in step, the Yam and
the Lambeth Walk.
Ball room dancing.
Special attention given to
beginners.
Lady instructors for men.
Gentleman instructors for ladies.
Marion Rice Dance Studio 9271 Massachusetts
Fire Destroys Indian Village
Fire destroyed the Indian Village lunch room two miles north of Lawrence at the junction of United highways 40 and 50 shortly after noon yesterday causing a loss estimated at $3,900.
The new country truck of the Lawrence fire department was called to fight the blaze which started when a gasoline stove in the kitchen of the lunch room exploded. When the water supply on the truck was exhausted, the city street department's flusher, carrying 1,500 gallons, was called into service, making four trips to the scene.
To the person who submits the lucky name chosen for a room on the third floor of the Memorial Union will go a prize of $5 in trade at the Union fountain, enderra, varsity dances, or men's recreation room. It is possible to attend both Bounds, e30, president of the Memorial Union activities board.
The contest to name the room will be held Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the Union Open house from 8 to 12 p.m. and during the evening from 9 to 12 p.m.
Frank McDonald, owner of the property, said he planned to start rebuilding work soon. About one-tenth of the loss was covered by insurance. Oliver Guy, operator of the restaurant, estimated his loss in stocks of food and soft drinks at 100.
Have You a Name For Union Room?
Judges in the conti sture are Bounds Dorothy Dorely, 19 in 'jensen January', c:29; Prostor Ritchie, c:39; Bob Jessec, c:40; Betty Barnes, c:39; Ruth Hurd, d'uncult; and Wilbur Leonard, c:39.
--may be called by he president or at the request of five members or by any other officer of the council!
Lost—a few missing words for an Esquire cartoon finders will share $5000 cash!
Discover Break In Water Main
SEE PAGE 100 OF THE
OCTOBER ISSUE OF
The pussie of what caused excessive dirt in the Lawrence city water pump last week is nearing solution, city officials believe.
Esquire ON SALE ALL NEWSSTANDS
Saturday afternoon a break appeared near the pump house and about 350 feet west of the river bank while two air compressors created 40 pounds pressure in the intake line. This was better than the usual leak or break below the ground, which may account for the expressive turbidity.
Coldwater, Mich. (U.P.)—How to take out a girl and how to get the best value in tooth paste are among the subjects taught to high school sophomores here as part of a course. Requiring no textbooks, the course takes the combined efforts of five teachers to provide instruction.
Glenn Cunningham, extension lecturer, spake last night to the Lion's Club at the White Lakes Country Club in Topeka.
Meanwhile, the recently built temporary intake line was shut off and the old intake was used to provide water for the system, with the exception of the 18-inch pipeline suspected of containing the leak.
Workmen had not uncovered the old pipeline for an inspection to determine the nature of the break late yesterday.
Courses Offered in 'Squiring'
Ivan C. Crawford, dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture, received an appointment to the Committee on Professional Policies, a part of the American Society of Civil Engineers.
The committee is composed of seven men. The problem of the committee is to study and report on the social status of the civil engineer. It meets several times a year to conduct business.
Torch Singer Wins
Trip to Naples
Dean Crawford Receives Committee Appointment
Boston. — (UP) — Swing-song girl Gladys Moore is giving up hi-de-he for mi-mi-ml.
The attractive Boston brunette, who once sang torch-songs in night-clubs, has won a scholarship to the Royal Conservatory of Music in Naples—after less than a year's training.
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M.S.C. Fight-may be called by he president or at the request of five members or by any other officer of the council!
"No other officer was authorized to call the meeting. There was no request by five council members. I attempted to call a meeting but was successful in notifying only C. H. Mullen. Other members were not
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"These P. S. G. L. Council members should be condemned for their use of political charges in an effort to gain unfair advantages for the man they support. The Lailney o. these charges is conclusively demonstrated by their meeting with five present from each party as P. S. G. L. charges, I would have had the decided vote. Pacfamacue could therefore have prevented any man's name from appearing on the list. Therefore, it is easily seen that Pacfamacue could have had no reason for leaving the meeting." In the meantime, the Kansan was unable to contact either party president, Kelly or Wilbur Leonard, c'39, P. S. G. L. head. The charges were made by three individual members of the League and Grimes statement was for himself
Mullin's statement said: "It is my belief something shady is being pulled in an effort to prevent Townsend's name from being sub-territorial from which a dance manager will be selected. Townsend's qualifications make him the favorite for the position.
I personally think it is a mighty poor way for the council to be handled especially right at the start of the yea: "
The outcome remains in the dark
Hence it is apparently meeting a party can do except howl. The battling will come to a climax tomorrow night a 7 e'clock when a special meeting has been called for the same purpose. Any student may visit M. S. C. meetings.
Deluxe Hamburgers
That 5 cent Meal
Sandwiches
• Pork
• Beef
• Egg
• Hot Dog
• Tenderloin
• Chili
Hal's
Also
Cake
- Homemade Pies
Rolls
and Good Coffee
at 9th and Vermont Where "Greek meets Greek"
BACK TO SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY STYLED
Bostonians
BASIC COLLEGE
WARDROBE
See the showing of six shoes selected for the basic college wardrobe. On display in our men's Shoe Department.
THE MARVIN . . Brown
Shell C碳avan Wing Tip
Oxford . . $10.50
We've scouted the colleges to be absolutely right. Thousands of college men vote these two basic models as "musts" in every college wardrobe.
UNIVERSITY STLED CAMPUS APPROVED BOSTON IANIAS
$ 750 to $11
You'll find the Shoes you want at OBER'S!
THE PRIDE . . . Brown
Plain To Campus Oxford.
Thick Tropical Sales $7.75
Mansfields 5.50 and 6.50
READY! CAMERA! ACTION!
Judges - - -
Mayor Lawrence,
Two faculty members,
Managing heads of
the KANSAN.
Hold It . . . For the JAYHAWKER "How's Hollywood" Contest!
Here's the Picture ...
- One boy will collect $25 in merchandise at Ober's.
- The doors of M.G.M., Warner Brothers Studios, Ambassador Hotel, and the high spots of Hollywood, are open to one K.U. girl and one K.U. boy for 10 days during Christmas vacation with all expenses paid.
- One girl will receive $25 in merchandise at Weaver's.
HERE'S WHAT YOU DO---
- Tell in 100 words or less "What I will see and do if I win the 10-day all-expense trip to Hollywood."
- Get the signatures of three Jayhawker advertisers on your receipt for this year's JAYHAWKER.
- Deposit your essay and the signed receipt in the lobby of the GRANADA theatre before 10 p.m. Dec. 1.
- Winners will be announced at the Granada at 9 p.m., Sat., Dec. 10.