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Cigarette Machines Will Stay in Dorms
Cigarette machines will remain in freshman women's dormitories unless there is a sharp increase in purchases from these machines.
Frank Burge, Kansas Union manager and controller of KU vending machines, said he has found nothing that would merit taking the machines from their present locations. He added that the matter was still under consideration.
Burge observed that during January, 689 packages of cigarette were sold in one of the freshman dormitories, an average of 22 packages per day. Twins First Quads Next
However, this number also includes packages purchased by adult workers and personnel.
The law which prompted the study states that it is illegal for minors to buy cigarettes. Though it is not a new law or statute, Burge noted that he posts signs on all machines, stating that minors should not make purchases from them.
"We expect college students to act as young adults," Burge said. He feels it would be "childish" to remove the machines.
He said surely in an adult society as KU, students should be able to govern themselves according to the statute. Burge said anyone under 21 is violating the law by making purchases from the machines.
Burge has found no evidence that the law is being broken. However, the involved machines will be watched.
Would-be Thief Reconsiders
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — (UPI)— Darwin L. Webster, 39, broke into a filling station Saturday—then called police.
Crawling through a window to surrender when officers arrived he said, "I don't know why I'm doing this."
Designer Gives Prize
LONDON — (UPI) — First prize in a national bingo contest will be a ball gown fashioned of $14,000 worth of five pound notes by Couturier Norman Hartnell, Queen Elizabeth's designer.
ABERDEEN, Scotland — (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cummings have two sets of twin girls and, if medical science is correct, may double their offspring in June.
An Aberdeen Royal Infirmary spokesman said Mrs. Cummings, 27, expects quadruplets, "a million-to-one birth statistically."
The University of Kansas woman is an awesome creature, at least to one group of would-be Casanovas from a local high school.
KU Woman Awes Local Casanovas
This particular group, turned loose in Lawrence in a new Cadillac, began to cruise the campus.
The group drove back and forth by one particular young woman and parked ahead of her, waiting for her to pass.
She approached the car. Closer. Closer. She jerked the car door open, got in and demanded, "Take me to Lewis Hall."
"That scared them speechless," commented the father of the driver.
They even neglected to get her name.
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