THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 4.1948
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Bureau Conducts Restaurant Study
Better means of feeding Kansans will be studied by the bureau of business research.
Paul E. Malone, director of the bureau, said today that the Kansas Restaurant association had asked the bureau to prepare a survey of the business of feeding Kansans.
Efficient operation, employment problems, food economics, the optimum size plant for a given size town will be a few of the objectives of the survey to be financed by the association.
In a letter giving the bureau the go-abread signal, J. A. Wolf, association secretary, said in part: "Our board of directors voted unanimously to cooperate with you in this matter." Mr. Malone said a committee is being formed to act as liaison between the Loreau and the restaurant operators while an outline of the report and other operational problems are formulated.
Five projects with a total expenditure of $10,600 now are being conducted by graduate students in conjunction with the bureau. Mr. Malone gave Lawrence W. Van Meir as an example of a graduate student working on a project for the bureau.
Using the Consumers Co-operative association and Phillipsburg as case study in his thesis on the social, civic, and economic responsibilities of big business to the community, Van Meir is studying for his doctorate in economic theory.
Executive Director Speaks At OT Club
Benefits and obligations of members of the Occupational Therapy club were discussed Wednesday by Miss W. L. West, executive director of the American Occupational Therapy association.
Members receive the magazine on occupational therapy, registration privileges, and placement services, Miss West said.
Duties of the national office include the maintenance of the registry, the publishing of a directory of occupational therapists, keeping a membership file, operating a placement service and keeping a public relations bureau. An applicability survey is also being conducted, she said.
The work of the national organization is carried on by five standing committees: education, legislation, clinical research and services. The organization was founded in 1917.
Line Is Busy Over The Border
Fort Worth—(UP)—Travel south of the border, down Mexico way, has kept honorary consuls here busy the past summer. Walter H. Strong, Guatemalan honorary consul, estimated he signed some 400 tourist travel cards since Jan. 1. T he Mexican consul, Sproesser Wynn, averaged about 100 monthly.
Weatherman Since 1911
Alva, Okla. —(UP)—When Steve A. Stech, 88-year-old weather observer here, says it was hotter or colder "way back in" you can take his word for it. He's been on the job at the weather bureau here since 1911, and remembers first-hand the record high temperature of 120, July 18, 1936, and the coldest day on record. Feb. 8, 1933, when the mercury dipped to 16 below zero.
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Breaks Necks, Finds Friends
Bildervide, Ill.—(UP)—Farmer Elmer Rubeck's neck was broken in a farm accident on Friday, Aug. 13, but he said it "was a lucky day for me." Rubeck said, "I didn't know how many friends I had until then." He was hurt while filling his silo. Rubeck's neighbors pitched in and finished the job.
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