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University Daily Kansan Monday, Oct. 19, 1959
Campus Police News
Clothing and a jeweled pin valued at $70.43 were stolen from a visitor to the KU campus Friday night.
Mabel Rexroat, Baldwin, told campus police the clothes and pin were taken out of her car which was parked in front of Rowlands Book Store, 1241 Oread Ave. She discovered the theft at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
Two bicycles were reported stolen from Memorial Stadium about 4:05 p.m. Saturday.
The bicycles were reported missing to the campus police by the owners Ronald Freeman, Kansas City, Kan. freshman and Curtis A. Rhodes, Leavenworth sophomore. No estimates of the bikes value were given.
Joseph Skillman, chief of campus police, warned students today to register their cars. Unregistered cars will continue to receive tickets each day until a registration sticker is displayed in its appropriate position, he said.
Chief Skillman warned students not to park their cars along the west side of Engle Road between 15th street and Crescent Road.
"Emergency No Parking signs have been placed along the west side of the street. Students who park in the prohibited zone will receive a summons to city court," he said.
"Persons receiving tickets for improperly displayed stickers or for unregistered cars may have the tickets nullified by reporting to the traffic office and correcting the infaction," he added.
Docking Revokes Controversial Parole
TOPEKA — (UPI)— Gov. George Docking today revoked the parole of Mrs. Anna Mae Borserine of Kansas City. Mo.
Gov. Docking said he was revoking the parole "because she couldn't possibly function as a parolee under continuous persecution by John Anderson Jr."
Anderson, the State Attorney General, filed a lawsuit in Shawnee County District Court on Oct. 9 against Docking and Mrs. Borserine, contending the governor had no legal right to parole the woman from the women's penitentiary, and seekin- to get her returned to the prison
In the order revoking the parole. Docking said:
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