Profs Attending Geology Meetings
R. M. Dreyer and Cecil G. Lalicker, professors of geology, are attending the annual convention of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in Los Angeles.
They also are attending a meeting of the Society for Economic Paleontologists and Mineralogists which is being held at the same time. Professor Lalicker is national secretary-treasurer of this group.
The AAPG is the largest organization of geologists in the world with 8,731 members. Professor Lalicker is a member of both the program and business committees.
The petroleum geologists meeting includes symposia on fractured rocks, and oil and gas production. Field trips to various parts of California are planned.
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Canada recently shipped $10,000,- 000 worth of wheat to India as a gift under the Colombo plan.
KU Students May Apply For Scholarships In England
Three labor scholarships have been offered to American students by the United Kingdom. Valued at $710 each, the scholarships cover tuition, board and room at Ruskin college from October, 1952, to June 1953.
Sidney M. Fouls, who received his bachelor's and master's degrees from the University in 1948 and 1949, has received a fellowship for advanced study from the Magnolia Petroleum company, Dallas.
Mr. Foulks' graduate work at the University was in applied mathematics. While here, he was elected to Sigma Xi, honorary scientific fraternity; Pi Mu Epsilon, honorary mathematics society, and Sigma Pi Sigma, honorary physics society.
Graduate Receives Research Fellowship
He has been an employee of Magnolia's field research laboratories at Dallas since October, 1949.
OVERSEAS CAREER IN FOREIGN TRADE
2.
with
STANVAC
The chance to embark upon an unusual business career in the Far East and with excellent prospects of advancement for those who can demonstrate their ability, is the offer which the American-owned Standard-Vacuum Oil Company is making to a limited number of high-calibre June graduates who have a real desire for permanent work overseas.
OUR NEEDS
(minimum qualifications)
CAMPUS LEADERS of outstanding personality and character.
AGE 21 to 28.
SINGLE now, and for at least another year.
EDUCATION — Bachelor's degree (with Accounting major); Engineering degree (Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, Petroleum, Industrial);
Liberal Arts or Business Administration degree.
SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE - B or equivalent.
DRAFT exempt.
CITIZEN — U.S. cr Canada.
WHAT WE OFFER
CAREER employment only—no term contracts.
SALARY — $425 per month to start.
FURLOUGHS — 5 or 6 months back in U.S. (transportation paid) at full salary after each 3-year period of overseas service.
BENEFITS — Retirement with pension at age 55; group insurance, liberal savings plan.
TRAINING — Indoctrination period of 8 to 12 weeks, beginning in July, followed by assignment overseas as junior Marketing or Accounting Executive, or junior Sales Engineer.
ASSIGNMENTS — Japan, Philippines, Malaya, Thailand, Indonesia, India, Pakistan or Ceylon.
A STANVAC REPRESENTATIVE WILL VISIT YOUR CAMPUS ON
APRIL 1
TO INTERVIEW QUALIFIED CANDIDATES WHO HAVE A SINCERE DESIRE TO FOLLOW A FOREIGN TRADE CAREER.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS AND AN INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT, CONSULT YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE, OR WRITE US DIRECT.
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT
ROOM 876 • 26 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 4, N. Y.
STANDARD-VACUUM OIL COMPANY
A name that stands for "Progress" in the East
Ruskin college was founded to afford a college education to British workers who would not have such educational opportunity otherwise. The curriculum consists chiefly of the social studies, especially history, economics, industrial relations, and the theory and practice of government.
AUSSTATIE • BURMA • CYELON • HONG KONG • INDIA • INDCHINA • INDONESIA • JAPAN • KEYEN • MADAGASCAR • MALAYA • NEW ZEALAND • PAKISTAN • PHILIPPINES PORTUGUESE EAST AFRICA • RODEISIA • SINGAPORE SOUTH PACIFIC SOUTH WEST AFRICA • TANGANYIN • THAILAND UNION OF SAHARA
Selected students should show high intellectual attainment and be able to work with independence and initiative. They will be chosen from those actively involved in the trade union movement and who show possibilities of leadership and interest in continued study of labor problems at the university level.
Applicants should be between the ages of 20 and 35. Scholars will be expected to return to active work in the trade union movement.
Friday, March 27, 1952 University Daily Kansan Page
Applications should be filed by May 1, 1952. They should be sent to the committee on labor scholarships, Institute of International Education, 1 East 67th street at Fifth avenue, New York 21, New York.
Further information may be obtained from Dr. J. A. Burzle, professor of German, 304 Fraser.
Summerfield Finals To Be Held April 7,8
Final examinations for Summerfield Scholarship applicants will be Monday and Tuesday, April 7 and 8, in the Military Science building. The 30 men taking these tests received the highest scores on examinations given to 300 high school seniors across Kansas on March 10.
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To the Greatest of all
NCAA Champions
AND PERSONAL REGARDS FROM ALL HERE AT CARL'S TO 'PHOG' AND THIS GREAT TEAM!
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