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Army Engineer To Visit
ARMY ROTC Unit Friday
Lt. Col. Albert Welling from the office of the chief of army engineers in Washington, D. C., will visit the University Army ROTC unit Friday. Col. E. F. Kumpe, professor of military science announced today.
Colonel Welling will conduct an informal inspection of the unit, and discuss the engineering ROTC program.
KU Bureau Gives Summerfield Test
Seven staff members of the Guidance bureau visit six Kansas towns Monday to administer the preliminary tests of the Summerfield scholarship examinations to high school boys.
Approximately 300 high school boys from the six towns and surrounding areas will take the tests. Only high school senior boys nominated by their high school principals are eligible for the exams.
The Guidance bureau does all of the scoring of the tests and reports the scores to the Summerfield committee. In April the committee will invite students making high scores on the tests to come to Lawrence for further testing and interviewing.
6 Chemists Initiated Into Fraternity
Membership is limited to those having had four semesters of chemistry or chemical engineering and who have shown ability in their work and promise of leadership in the field.
Six University students have been initiated into Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity.
The initiates are: Harry Christoffers, graduate; William J. Wilson, engineering junior; Clyde A. Williams, engineering senior; John H. hall, college junior; Richard Overman, engineering sophomore, and Ronald Simmons, college junior.
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Prospective engineering graduates eligible for the draft should establish themselves in industry before their induction, said Dean T. DeWitt Carr of the School of Engineering.
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In an exchange of letters with Carey H. Brown, chairman of the engineering manpower commission in New York, Dean Carr agreed that the shortage of engineers can paraphrase the economic economy unless graduates turn to industry instead of long enlistments in the armed forces.
Dean Carr noted that there are not enough draft exempt engineers to provide the manpower for essential industry.
Civilian employment before induction will mean a ready-made position after release, Dean Carr said. "These companies can provide assistance and guidance to the engineer while he is in service."
"There are indications that the armed services are becoming increasingly concerned over the diversion of engineering and scientific personnel from defense industries and use of weapons and equipment may well be of greater concern than the number of men in uniform."
Director Of Orthopedic Clinic To Be Honored by Kiwanis
Dr. James B. Weaver of the School of Medicine will be honored at noon today at the Kiwanis club dinner at the Eldridge hotel for his service at the club's orthopedic clinic.
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will be the speaker for the occasion. Dr. Weaver, who received his degree in medicine from the University in 1925, has been director of the orthopedic clinic since 1943.
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Australia Subject Of Geologist's Talk
Geologically speaking, Australia is more settled than any other continent, Dr. Curt Teichert, professor of geology at the University of Melbourne, Australia, said in a talk Monday in Lindley hall.
Using maps, Dr. Teichert discussed ancient geography and geology of the island-continent. He pointed out that since the Devonian period, Australia has not had a major disturbance. This indicates it has been stable for a longer time than any other continent.
At 8 p.m. Thursday in 426 Lindley hall, Dr. Teichert will speak on "The Great Barrier Reef." The public is invited.
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Professor To Give Paper At Convention
The paper is concerned with the measurement of the rate of reaction in the vapor phase of ethylene oxidan important industrial factor the manufacture of anti-freeze and other products.
Fred Kurata, associate professor of chemical engineering, will deliver a paper on ethylene oxide as a convention of the American Institute of Chemical Engineer Wednesday, March 19 in Atlanta, Ga.
Professor Kurata compiled the paper in conjunction with M. I Straube, of the Standard Oil company, who received his master of science degree in chemical engineering from the University in 1950.
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