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Camp Carson to Be Cadets' Summer Post
Seventeen seniors, 63 juniors, and one sophomore will be heading for summer camp at Camp Carson, Colo., Lt. Col. Justice Neale, professor of military science of the Army ROTC announces.
It was thought at first that the Army ROTC cadets would be sent to different camps for summer training in their specialty. But according to late word received by Lt. Col. Neale, all cadets going to summer camp will go to Camp Carson. The six-week camp will begin June 25 and end Aug. 5.
Seniors scheduled to make the trip are:
Kenneth Beardsley, George Dandess, Robert Davis, Eugene Gooding, Kieth Hampton, David Hardy, Forrest Hoglund, Julius Kaaz, Donald Lytle, James Murphy, Paul Pankratz, Lewis Phillips, Richard Staadt, Robert Terry, Norman Toothaker, Glenwood Yancey, and Thomas Ying.
The one sophomore making the trip will be Thomas Schafer.
Juniors scheduled to spend six weeks at Camu, Carson arpe;
Dana Anderson, Don Baldwin,
Billy Biberstein, Lawrence Biggs,
Dick Breidenthal, Howard Browning,
Clyde Bulla, Howard Cole,
Billy Crow, James Curry, David Dickey, Robert Ditus, Roger Dotty.
Jorge Elliott, Merle Ellis, Ralph Engdahl, Truman Francis, Harold Gasscoigne, Neoclis Gianakis, Edwin Gould, Gordon Hamilton, Fred Heath, Raymond Holmes, Gordon Hudelson, William Hurley, Paul Johnston, George Kinney, Arthur Landers, Denis Lardner, Clair Law, Charles Lettell, Benjamin Lozito, John Maddux, and Collin McKinney.
John Hanninga, William Oborny,
Jay Ochs, Thomas O'Farreal, Tony
Pagedas, Rowen Parkins, Gary Patterson, Charles Periman, Don Plutzenerreut, Herbert Protzman, Harold Quellhorst, Kenneth Riegel,
James Rose, David Rose, Philip Rubin, Thomas Rupp, Theodore Sexton, Claudius Smith, Frank Smith, Terry Strong, Leonard Suhr
and Beverly Trott.
Kay Wasson, Howard Whatley,
Jerry Whitehead, Theodore Wilkinson,
Donald Williams, Charles Wise,
and Robert Wolfe.
Rifle Team to Attend Assembly at Norman
Members of the Pershing Rifles will attend a regimental assembly at Norman, Okla., on Saturday, April 23, according to a recent announcement by Lt. Col. Justice Neale, PMST of the KU Army ROTC unit.
About 44 men of the Pershing drill and rifle teams will attend the assembly, comprised of Pershing units from other Big 7 schools and Oklahoma A&M.
The unit last year won a trophy for the best, unit inspection, and according to Lt. Col. Neale is "out to win more this year."
Collegiate Players Fete National Head
The KU chapter of the National College players will hold a dinner at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow in honor of their national president, Dallas Williams, of the University of Nebraska speech and drama department, in the Sunflower room of the Student Union.
Another faculty member, Max Whittaker, and eight students from Nebraska will also be guests of the chapter. Marjorie Englund, president of the local chapter, will preside at the dinner.
Afterwards the group will attend the final presentation of "Richard III" at Fraser theater.
AEC Tests Weather Before Testing Bomb
Las Vegas, Nev. — (U.P.)— The Atomic Energy commission scheduled a weather briefing today to decide if a "sensitive" nuclear device can be touched off at the Nevada proving grounds tomorrow morning.
English Professor Discusses Poetry
Selections from Robinson Jeffers were read by Albert Klitzhaber, assistant professor of English, at at the University ever since in the Student Union.
Unacceptable weather conditions this week have caused daily postponement of the big blast, which will be the sixth in the 1955 test series.
Mr. Kitzhaber said Mr. Jeffers was obsessed with a notion of permanence and was acutely aware of pain.
Mr. Jeffers described poetry as dealing with things readers will be able to understand 2,000 years after it was written.
The University Symphony orchestra, under the direction of Prof. Russell L. Wiley, will present two soloists in its annual spring concert in Hoch auditorium at 3:30 p.m. Sunday.
Orchestra Concert Will Be Sunday
Merrilry Coleman, soprano, will be featured in "Voices of Spring" by Strauss, and Ruth Jean Henry, violinist, will play in "Concerto in D Major" by Tchaikowsky.
Other selections on the program will include "Academic Festival Overture, Opus 80" by Brahms, "Caucasian Sketches, Opus 10" by Ippolito-Iwanov, and "Symphony No. 2 in E Minor," by Rachmaninoff.
Buenos Aires, Argentina —(U.P.) President Juan D. Peron yesterday ordered one of this city's hospitals to be named for Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of penicillin who died last week.
Hospital Named for Fleming
The ordinance section of the Army ROTC here has been rated "superior" as the result of a recent inspection by an ordance team from 5th Army headquarters.
Ordnance Section Rated Superior
Under command of the 5th Army, the ROTC unit already has received an "excellent" rating for its administrative and general conditions.
The annual personnel inspection date has not been announced, but it is expected to take place in late April.
Maj. Mace Receives Orders for June
Maj. Delbert Mace, associate professor of military science and tactics for the Army ROTC, has received orders for his detachment sometime in June.
Maj. Mace will report to Ft. Leavenworth to attend the Army Command and General staff school there. No replacement has been announced for Maj. Mace.
Giffin, Capper Head Forensic Workshop
A forensic workshop will be directed by Kim Giffin, associate professor of speech, and Victor Capper, Lawrence High school debate coach, at the Kansas Speech association convention today at Washburn university in Topeka.
Mr. Giffin and Mr. Capper will hold discussions on where to hold high school forensic tournaments and where to conduct the forensic clinic program next fall.
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