TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Begin At Bottom Of Business Engineering Executive Says
Engineering graduates who are willing to get their hands dirty in an industrial plant and work dressed in overalls for 15 or 20 years will in the end make more money than the man who spends his life at a drafting board.
Every manufacturing plant is crying for men who know the business from the bottom up—men who can boost production, earn the respect of the men under'an administration.
That is the belief of William H. Muchic, '39, who spoke to 40 engineering seniors in Lindley auditorium, Jan 6 Mr. Muchic is assistant to the president of the Locomotive Finished Materials company in Aitchison. He spoke at the invitation of T. DeWitt Carr, dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture, and Prof. James O. Maloney, chairman of the chemical engineering department and director of the Research foundation. Mr. Muchic was asked to tell engineering seniors what industry wants of engineering graduates.
"When engineers graduate they have at their fingertips vast amounts of knowledge, but they don't know how to apply their knowledge in the industrial plant in which they work," Mr. Muchnic said.
"If you fellows are willing to deprive yourself of a white collar, a desk, and a secretary, for 15 or 20 years, and are willing to work in overalls, you will eventually make more money than the draftman who never gets a thorough understanding of all phases of plant operation' he said.
"The men in the plant must respect the foreman, and the foreman must know how to work with his hands and work his way up to the administrative jobs." Mr. Muchnic advised. The highest paid men in industry are the administrators, not the technicians. In private industry there is no set limit on your salary. It is what you make it," he said.
Mr. Muchnic told the seniors that his company plans to augment their management personnel with two to four technically trained college graduates, probably from the 1950 class.
Sky Showers Relatives For Birthday Party
Chicago. —(U.P)—The sky was filled with surprises for Mrs. Inez Carlson when she observed her 50th birthday.
First, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Judell came by plane from Stockholm, Sweden. They were her husband's brother-in-law and sister.
Their on the next plane from Stockholm came Mrs. Carlson's 73- year-old father, Robert Wretman
Sunnyside To Remain
Sunnyside—home sweet home to many married faculty members – will be maintained by the University as long as needed or until the walls come tumbling down from old age.
This was the essence of Keith Lawton's answer to the question about future plans for the three-year-old housing project, but the director of dormitories would not venture a guess as to how long it might be before either of these circumstances would dictate the abandonment of the 31-building development.
"Right now the units are in good shape, but the project would be discontinued should the time come when it would no longer be feasible to keep it in repair," he explained.
He added that there is still a demand by faculty members for housing in Sunnyside.
"As fast as an apartment is vacated, it is occupied by a new faculty member or another on the waiting list," he said.
The past summer the converted army barracks received their first coat of paint since their construction here. A crew of four students labored about five months applying 230 gallons of paint to 23 buildings. Mr. Lawton said that the remaining eight buildings at the west end would be painted next summer.
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Co-Hit Big as all outdoors— "CALL OF THE FOREST" with Robert Lowery Also-Late World News
Dr. Bayles recently returned from a three-month trip to Japan where he was a leader in an educational institute.
The meeting is sponsored by Phi Delta Kappa and Pi Lambda Theta, national educational organizations.
Elsie Lemon, president of PiLambda Theta, said that all interested students are invited to attend.
year. Most of the buildings were former army barracks at Abilene, Texas, which were torn down in ten-foot sections and shipped here. The first six families moved in in mid-December, 1946 when buildings two, three, and four were completed.
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Miss Anderson appeared on the program and discussed a paper given by Miles O. Price of the Columbia university law school. She also discussed the efforts now being made at the University to develop the law library as a research tool.
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