UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FEBRUARY 28,1946
PAGE SEVEN
Dominick Hasn't Any Problems On Houses—He Builds His Own
The house that James built will be completed in about six weeks, and James R. Dominick II, Engineering sophomore, will have a threshold to carry his bride across when he is married in June.
Discharged from the army all corps in December, Dominick planned to come to K.U., and bumped into the familiar new-student problem of where to live. Several weeks of unsuccessful apartment- and house-hunting, with time out for registration and enrollment, caused him to think if he wanted a house, he would have to build it himself.
He now spends his lunch hours supervising construction and looking for more lots, so he can build more houses.
A man of action, he looked for vacant lots in Lawrence, and talked with building material suppliers. By Feb. 1, he had acquired two lots at Rhode Island and 22nd streets and hired a construction superintendent and seven workmen.
He plans to sell one of the two houses he is now building to a vet-
cran, estimating the cost of living in it and paying for it at the same time at $52 a month. Modern in style, the concrete block houses each have five rooms, an attached garage, and a "basement" utility room, all on one floor.
Poola — On his 90th birthday D. M. Reese was guest of honor at a trapshoot held at the Elliott shooting park in Kansas City, "D.M.", as he is familiarly known, led off for the first squad of the youthful team whose ages all totaled an even 400 years.
Dominick, who is studying industrial engineering, hasn't decided whether to make house construction his permanent business.
"The weather won't cooperate," he complains. "It keeps holding us up. Maybe I'll go into something that won't make us take a vacation every time it snows."
Although he has been trapshooting more than 50 years, "D.M.," had not shot for over two years until about three weeks ago.
At 90, Paolan Trapshooting
the life for me, " some person once said. He must have been picturing himself on the "Hill" deep in a delicious meal at the
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P.S.
Feb. 28,1946
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"Say, Fellows, that luscious food that we had the other night at Brick's Cafe helps a lot in making those baskets."
There is no use talking—Bricks serves delicious food. Everyone on the campus is talking about the fine selection of good food served at Bricks.
When better food is served Murphy will serve it.
Bricks Cafe and its entire personnel congratulate the basketball team on its fine work.
W. E. MURPHY, Proprietor of Bricks Cafe on the Campus.