Wednesday, May 4, 1955 University Daily Kausan
Watkins Therapy Unit Believed One of Best
Watkins Memorial hospital has one of the finest and the most complete physical therapy departments contained in any student health program, Mrs. Anna Showalter, head physical therapy nurse, believes.
The floor plan of the KU department was drawn with an eye toward efficiency. The rooms are attractively furnished and paneled with blond wood. Mrs. Showalter estimated that the department handles from 25 to 30 patients a day and slightly more during football season.
The reason most physical therapy departments are in the basement, Mrs. Showalter said, is that the weight of the Hubbard tank, used for underwater exercises, when
District Judge Frank R. Gray will rule Saturday on motions for probation for Thestar Dean Perry, fine arts sophomore, and James Lenoy Beatty, Lawrence.
District Judge to Rule On Probation Motions
Both have pleaded guilty to charges of illegal possession of marijuana.
Richard Elliott Barker, former English instructor, who was arrested Feb. 28 with Perry and Beatty, was committed to the state hospital at Topeka for examination last week.
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full, is too heavy for normal floo construction to support.
Other equipment includes a shoulder wheel, which, when turned, exercises shoulder muscles. Mrs. Showalter said it is used five to six times a day. There are also mats for exercise, which are important during early rehabilitation, Mrs. Showalter said.
Practice steps and a walking frame are used for polio patients, Mrs. Showalter said "the hospital is completely equipped to take care of polio patients except for acute respiratory cases."
Other special equipment includes a whirlpool to relax muscles, and a quadraps boot, which, when fastened to the foot, strengthens the knee muscles.
The final division of the intramural speech contest-entertainment speaking-will be held at 7:30 p.m. today in 103 and 105 Green.
Speech Contest on Final Lap
The contest has been held each Wednesday night for the past two weeks. Speeches of the informative and demonstrative type have been given. A division is being held for both men and women.
Following tonight's contest, trophies will be presented to the winners of each contest and grand trophies will be given the houses or groups in both women's and men's divisions who have accumulated the most points throughout the three contests.
Billiards Contest Set Monday
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20 Civil Engineers To Attend Seminar
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A group of 20 senior civil engineering students will attend a seminar with the corps of engineers in Kansas City, Mo.. tomorrow. They will inspect the Sheffield steel plant, various flood control projects along the Kaw and Missouri rivers, and a new pumping station in the Fairfax district.
Prof. G. W. Bradshaw, head of the division of civil engineering, will lead the group. The sessions, which will be held in the Davidson building, will start at 8 a.m. with a speech of welcome by Col. E. C. Adams, Kansas City district engineer.
The students will meet during the morning with officials of the corps of engineers and will discuss civil engineering. The tour will be conducted in the afternoon.
The distance driven by cars scrapped in 1925 averaged less than 22,000 miles; in 1945 the average was 81,000 miles.
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