Jubilee Season Set for University Concert Course
The University Concert Course unveils a Jubil ee season marking 35 years with seven major attractions and two extra acts not on season tickets. Opening October 21 with Century Grand Opera, the calendar features Serkin Heifetz Anderson and more, plus Monte Carlo Ballet Russe and Clavilux color organ performances.
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Fine Arts Office
D. M. Swarthout
Dean Swarthout
Century Grand Opera Company
Rudolph Serkin
Jascha Heifetz
Marian Anderson
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Karl Kreuger
Manual Feuermann
Vronsky and
Rabin
Monte Carlo Ballet Russe
Jan Chiapire
Joseph Wilms
Ruth Orcutt
Irene Peabody
Meribah Moore
Alice Merle Conger
Alice Moncrieff
Raymund Stuhl
Waldemar Gelich
Howard Taylor
Marie Wilkins
Karl Euersteiner
Mervyn Anderson
University Symphony Orchestra
University Band
Russell L Wiley
Laurel Everette Anderson
Students Will Deal in Tax Tokens This Year
Tax tokens will appear on University of Kansas purchases this year after a Topeka ruling by Carl Webb. The student activity fee of 8.75 dollars is taxable except for two dollars for Union meals. KU football tickets, dorm meals, and certain campus publications face taxes, while the Jayhawker yearbook and related items remain tax free.
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University of Kansas
Carl Webb
Topeka
Tax rule on mimeographing student papers at university
A note states that a musician not part of the University will be taxed unless the work is exempt as part of a department policy. If mimeographing quizzes and papers follows general department policy, no tax is charged. If no such policy exists, the individual professor bears the tax.
Mrs. Hill May Enter Kansas Open Tourney Flighted golf stars slated for Kansas Open
Rumors say Mrs. C. S. Hill, Blue Hills golf standout, may compete in the Kansas Open on Monday September 20 and the Pro Lady Amateur on Sunday September 19. At a Midwest Professional Golfers Association meeting in Kansas City plans include using Lawrence Country Club for a Missouri Open next spring. Confirmed entrants include Al Collins M T Ahtstram Bunny Torgey Webb Gilbert and several others with Lady entrants led by Betty Stephenson Gertrude Tracey Mrs O S Hill Mrs P L Pepper Mrs E F DeVilbiss Helen Uzelac Ruth Hoover. Clarence Yockey of St Andrews will defend as Kansas Open champion after winning last year at White Lakes Topeka.
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0. S. Hill
Blue Hills Golf Star
Midwest Professional Golfers Assocition
Kansas City
Lawrence Country Club
al Collins
M. T. Ahtstram
Bunny Torpey
Webb Gilbert
L. Gibson
Clarence Yockey
Harry Railsback
Charles Matthews
E. Gibson
Dan Uzelac
Earl Whitaker
Orville Stone
Larry Trickett
George Smith
Jack Wilson
Leonard Calderwood
Mike Muir
Walter Sedey
Ledy
Betty Stephenson
Gertrude Tracey
O. S. Hill
P. L. Pepper
E. F. DeVilbiss
Helen Uzelac
Ruth Hoover
St. Andrews
White Lakes
Topeka
Drinks on the house at opening mid week
Kansas Memorial Union hosts a midweek opening with free Cokes and billiards from 8 to 9 pm followed by a student mixer from 9 to 11 pm to welcome freshmen and introduce new students to Union facilities. Union funds from activity tickets support the hangout and its events.
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Jack Townsend
Kansas Memorial Union
Jack
K U adviser on parking law and campus figures
Adviser to Women cop reviews parking rules at K U as new law takes effect. Bill Gill a Phi Gam grad working for Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville. journalism major from Oklahoma City. Three married men on the K U football squad: Ferrel Anderson Clarence Douglass Floyd Hansen. Ruth Huxman’s rush week disappearance described as having fun. father traced her to Lawrence. Jimmy Coleman to publish Sour Owl edition in about two weeks. A J Carruth in Topeka Journal notes campus public attention and Ruth’s escapade.
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Bill Gill
Phi Gam
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Bill
K. U
Oklahoma City
Ferrel Anderson
Clarence Douglass
Floyd Hansen
A. J. Carruth
Topeka Journal
Ruth Huxman
Ruth Huxmans
Kut University
Tuth
Eltridge
Papa
Lawrence
Ruth
Supreme Court to Rule on New Acts in October
Washington D C Sept 14 Eight administration sponsored laws face action as the Supreme Court opens its new term October 4 with more than 400 cases on file The court will decide October 11 whether to review these cases or let lower court decisions stand It will also rule on challenges to loans and grants for publicly owned hydroelectric plants Appeals include actions by Alabama Power and Iowa City Light and Power Duke Power and three Wagner act disputes The docket also covers securities acts commodity regulation gold bond calls false statements home owners loan corporate bankruptcy act and other issues
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama Power Company
Towa City Light and Power Company
Duke Power Company
National Labor Relations Board
Circuit Court
Boston
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation, Ltd
Fore River
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Grain Commission
Board of Trade of Kansas City
Treasury
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Act
Gertrude Kay
New York
Merced Irrigation District of
California
Georgia Power suit in Tennessee over TVA expansion
The K. U. Registrar weighs whether Georgia Power can press litigation in Tennessee to block TVA activity in Georgia. The text also mentions dry sausages divided into cervelats and salamis, noting salamis are more seasoned and both have hard and soft types.
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Georgia Power Company
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Georgia
FEW TRAILERS TAXED
A survey by the American Municipal Association finds 53 cities show trailer inhabitants pay little or no tax. Twenty-four levy taxes on operators of trailer camps, while Peoria Heights imposes a direct $50 annual tax on each trailer. Licenses range from 4.80 to 225, with fees often tied to camp size. Seventeen cities limit parking to authorized camps. nine cap stay at 24 hours elsewhere up to 90 days annually. The issue will be discussed at the association’s October conference.
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Chicago
American Municipal Association
Peoria Heights
Ill
Phoenix
Ariz
Virginia Beach
Janesville
Wis
Long Beach
Calif
Seattle
Wash
Pasadena
Association
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