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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Oct. 5, 1959
Students Lose Clothing In Rooming House Fire
Fire struck twice Sunday at a rooming house at 1528 Tennessee St. leaving three students with little clothing.
The first fire was discovered about 9 a.m. in the second-floor closet of Dave Jarrett, Kansas City, Mo., senior. All of Jarrett's clothing was lost in the blaze.
Dave Blake and Dave Hendricks,
Kansas City, Mo., seniors, lost cloth-
ing valued at $100 in the second
fire.
The Lawrence fire department extinguished the first fire at the room.
ing house owned by Mr. and Mrs.
Roy L. Smith, shortly after 9 a.m.
and was summoned by Mr. Smith
for the second time about 11 p.m.
"Blake and I had been to song practice at the Sigma Chi fraternity house," Hendricks said. "When we returned smoke was so thick we were unable to enter our third-floor apartment."
Lawrence fire chief John W. Miller said there was no connection between the two fires and the origin of the fires is still undetermined
$4,000 Robbery
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to get the money out (of the safe) this morning," she said.
The night watchman reported that he had found none of the doors open while on his rounds the previous two nights.
The campus police, which patrol by the field house every three hours, had reported nothing amiss also.
The fact that the burglars had to open an outer door to the field house, the office door, and then the safe led Chief Skillman to say that the burglars might have had keys to the doors as well as the combinations to the safes. None of the doors gave evidence of having been forced open.
Earl Falkenstein, athletic business manager, said most of the money taken was from the sale of football tickets from Friday afternoon and Saturday morning and ticket sales at the football stadium during Saturday's game.
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"It will be some time before we can get an accurate count of the money taken. We will have to count all the tickets sold to several football games besides Saturday's game," he said.
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