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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1946
Army Furloughs To Begin Sunday
Army A-12 and ASTP students will be on furlough strating Sunday, Col. W. L. McMorris, commanding officer of the army units at the University, has announced. Trainees not returning to the University will have a 14-day furlough. Those returning for BE2 training will report here after a seven day furlough.
A-12 trainees who have reached their 18th birthday on or prior to the end of the current term, tomorrow, will report for active duty after a two-week furlough. These men if they are qualified, may be assigned to ASTP units after their 17 weeks of basic training.
All A-12 trainees who will not have reached their 18th birthday before the end of the term and all ASTP students will have a seventh furlough, after which they will report to this unit for the second course in basic engineering.
The next term will start Nov. 8. The students will be enrolled in advanced courses of physics, chemistry, English, mathematics, geography, history, military science and physical training. The new ASTP trainees will arrive on the campus next week and will take entrance examinations on Saturday, Nov. 6, according to Bert Nash, University coordinator for the army unit.
CAMPAIGN BEGINS---chapters in the history of American chemistry—the development of the ammonia system of compounds; the discovery of helium in Kansas natural gas; and the development of a balance which makes possible the determination of molecular weights with a degree of speed and precision unapproached by any other procedure.
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Roy Cross, director of the K.C. Testing Laboratories, Kansas City, Mo; F. B. Dains, professor of chemistry at the University; H. M. Elsey, Westinghouse company, Pittsburgh, Pa; V. K. LaMer, professor of chemistry at Columbia University, New York City; W. M. Latimer, chairman of the chemistry department, University of California; J. C. Nichols, Kansas City, Mo.; L. V. Redman, Bakelite corporation, Ontario, Canada; W. H. Rodebush, University of Illinois; and E. R. Weidlein, director of the Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Chancellor Malott said that $4200 had already been subscribed to the Cady fund.
Members of the committee were convinced that such a foundation at the University of Kansas was especially appropriate since some of the nation's greatest chemical research men have been produced on Mt. Oread.
All members of the committee
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