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The course offers 50 hours in the evacutylene and electric arc process of welding. It meets from :30 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday in Fowler shops. The students are primarily men in industry seeking to qualify for promotion or en-ance into defense work.
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Twelve persons are enrolled in an ening course in welding begun st week by University Extension id the shop practice department of e School of Engineering and Architecture.
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since into defense. Fee for the course is $18.50. A certificate is awarded upon completion. L. A. Walker, assistant instructor in shop practice, teaches the ass.
This is the first class in a technical defense program by University Extension, according to James Tucker, assistant at the bureau of institutes and conferences. Courses in shop practice and sheet metal works will be given in the future.
wellowship Given to Former Student
Richard Sias, a recent graduate of the University, is one of 10 students Spanish in the United States to receive graduate fellowships offered by the Mexican government. majoring in Spanish, he received the A.B. degree early this month. His home is Fredonia.
Sias will go to Mexico City March to begin a year of advanced study in the National university. The fellowship provides tuition at the university, an allowance of 800 pesos a month, and a travel grant from Boston, Texas.
Sherwood Is Head At Defense Meet
Dr. N. P. Sherwood, professor of bacteriology, presided Sunday at a first meeting of the biological and chemical defense committee of theansas civil defense organization. State President of Health had appointed Dr. Sherwood chairman of the group, which met in Topeka.
Others on the committee are Dr. Cora Downs and Dr. Lee H. Leger of the K.U. faculty; Dr J. D. Kabler, Wichita; Dr. Charles Hunter, State Board of Health, Topeka, committee secretary; and Drs. V. D. Doltz, G. R. Rathman and L. E. Melser, Kansas State college.
The first patent on a household box was obtained in 1803 by Thomas Moore, a farmer of Montomery county, Maryland.
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