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Soil Mechanics Parley Program Announced
The final program for the fifth annual Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering conference at the University Friday was announced today by Thurmul F. McMahon, assistant professor of civil engineering, conference chairman.
About 75 engineers from Kansas; Nebraska, and Missouri are expected to attend the meetings in the Student Union.
Speakers will be Karl H. Evans University of Missouri civil engineering department; A. P. Godley, district manager, Raymond Concrete Pile company, and E. J. Mueller, Portland Cement association, both of Kansas City, Mo.; and A. W. Johnson, soils engineer for the Highway Research board, Washington, D.C.
Prof. Evans will discuss underseepage control by use of long
earth blankets. Mr. Johnson will speak on the theory and use of compaction to stabilize soils; Mr. Mueller on the use of Portland cement in soil stabilization; and Mr. Godley on the standard penetration test in subsurface investigation.
Mr. Godley will draw upon his company's experience in sinking the pilings for Allen fieldhouse. The contract required more than 21,000 lineal feet of concrete and many tons of steel.
5 Med Students Get Scholarships
The award of five DeForrest F. Piazzek scholarships of $250 each to freshmen in the School of Medicine was announced today by Dr. Kenneth E. Jochim, assistant dean.
The awards were made on the basis of scholarship and need. Dr. Jochim said. First semester grades as well as past records were considered. A $15,000 endowment created by the late DeForest F. Piazzek of Olathe provided the funds. The First National Bank of Kansas City, Mo., is the trustee.
The 1955 Piazzek scholars in medicine are Gerald R. Kerby, Avram E. Rosenthal, Carol Ann Morgans, Donald L. Warkentin, and Asher W. Dahl.
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"Daddy Long Legs"
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