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UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL

From

. John
Charles
Ligon,
Elkin,

Edward

i Blume.
wood,

‘ant, Co-

Joseph:

Edward

. Clifton,
eae:

on Simon,
»plin; Wil-
k_ David

oseph.
d Albeats,
Rosenfeld,
mden, St.

Memphis,

Bernard
rd_Gold-
a Rosen,
at, Cape
McKees-
farkman
srooklyn,

rd Pol-
on, Pop-
wn, N. d.:
ensburg;
Gerald
Ander-

Donald-

‘y| World War II.

:jalumni, faculty members and stu-

»|justice, has been considering choice
of a memorial project-for the past|/L,
six months. The opinions of alumni}

“| valleys.

note of victory and peace over the

Y| memorials,
;|priate and will be of lasting benefi

the Kansas City Tines of September 19,

 

 

 

-|SCENIC DRIVE FOR K. U,,

COMMITTEE FAVORS’ WINDING
ROAD AROUND CAMPUS.

STARTED BY HOLMES,

Charles B, Holmes of Lawrence,
Lpresident of the Alumni association

Mast year, set up the World War II

memorial committee. Charles B.

Shacffer of Kansas. City, present

Campanile Housing a Caxton president, is taking a leading part

Also Is a Part of the Pro-
posed World War II Me-
morial at University.

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scenic driveway encircling the brow.

LAWRENCE, Kas., Sept. 18. -— "|

in the final choice of the memorial
and the setting up of arrangements
to make provisions for it. Chan-
cellor Deane W. Malott is a mem-
‘ber of the committ®e, as are Mrs.
Leo Haughey of Concordia, mem-
ber of the board of regents; Don

of Mount Cread with a campanile! ajgerson of Effingham; L. J. Bond

housing a carillon as its chief dec-)
orative feature has been recoM-iof Emporia;
:|}mended as the University of Kan-
*|sas memorial for its 7,000 students

and former students who served in

A committee of twenty-two
dents, under the chairmanship of
Hugo T. Wedell, state supreme court

in all parts of the country were col-
lected and eighteen different sug-
gestions were considered.

The chairman of the subcommit-
tee to study the memorial drive was
Edward W. Tanner, architect of
Kansas City. His study calls for a
30-foot wide, winding driveway that
will follow a level contour around
the brow of the hill on which the
campus is located. It will afford op-
portunities for plantings of flowers,
shrubs and trees, and will provide
vistas over the Kaw and Wakarusa

SMALL FOR CAMPUS

The plan of bringing plantings
from far distant places in the world
where University of Kansas men
and women have served in World
War II is also under consideration.
Removal of the concrete driveway
now running directly through the

of El Dorado; Mrs, Curtis McCoy
Persis Snook of
Wichita; Judge John G. Somers
of Newton; Eugenia Hepworth of
Burlingame; Albert Haas, J. C.
Nichols, Carl V. Rice and Roy A.
Roberts of Kansas City; F.C. Allen,
Allen Crafton, Fred Ellsworth,
Justin Hill, J. W. Murfay, E. C.
Quigley, Robert Beuchel and C, C.
Stewart, president of the K. U.
wrence.

_ The recommendation of the com-
Mittee will go to the Alumni board
yf directors who, when they accept
the plans and get approval of the
State Board of Regents, will put
Machinery into operation at once
for raising the funds to provide the
MEmorial :

 

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Mr. Mason, 0
at 823 Osage a.
Kansas, 37 year
ber of the Ka
board since 19:
president this :

OTHER DEA
Bee KAN:

CHAPMAN —
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brother, Jesse Ch:
and a sister, Mrs
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middle of the campus will occur
when the memorial drive is in-)
stalled. In the place of the present,

Rafiner Elevator v

HART—Mrs. Et
1820 Tennyson, K

street will be a mall, The memorial “ied yesterday at

drive will be so arranged as to giv
convenient access to all buildings)’
As an integral part of the me:

»|morial drive the committee proposes
i|to erect the chimes tower either af.
one of the points along the mall OF'94
k{at the outer point of the promontory at
north of Strong Hall.

“These chimes will ring out a

Scientist,
Surviving are threr

rpital. Surviving
arren M. Hart
daughter, Mrs. Be:
nd a brother, Ave:
as. She was a m:
of the Eastern Sta.

LEWALLEN—Mrs.
bags old, died ye

he home, 2828 ©
Kansas City, Kansas
ber of the First C
in Kans;

campus and be a source of COM-Grace Armitage of

cording to Justice Wedell.

and

Mrs. Delia Cr
nee, Kas., and

-istant inspiration to the studen}Nora Dahlin, 2822
;;}body through all generations,” ac/ ¢
“Like- Lewallen, 4425 Ra

wise the revision of the campus Kansas.

landscaping will bring a softnes/

with the modern trentd of livin
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to our university.”

SARGENT—Mr:

‘land beauty to the campus it long 48, of Grandview,
gijhas needed. We feel that the proj! Mary’s hospital.

‘lect as a whole, fitting in as it does Clty, twenty-sevr

ing to Grandvie
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culiarl: appr’ ome;
as . PP Friend, Oakla.
mother Mrs. R

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