THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF

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Memorandum to Dr. F. ©. Allen:

In regard to your remarks before the Tulsa alumni,
I think it would be well, in general, to use any items which
give the appearance of momentum in the University (during
times when our enrollment is likely to be adversely affected).

I suggest you might tell them of our new degree in
aeronautical engineering; of the proposed secretarial training
course; of the new curriculum in industrial design; of the fact
that Fowler Shops are going 24 hours a day in giving National
Defense training; that we are starting the Engineering Experiment
Station laboratory, built out of McNown's dirt blocks; that we
have broken ground for the Military Science building; that, under
the bonding bill, we hope to start construction in the near future
on an addition to the Union and on a new dormitory building; and
you will know about the Mineral Industries building before you

PB, Pato —

Deane W. Malott

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