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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
happenings on the hill
A transportation class of the economics department went to Kansas City, Mo., Tuesday on a field trip. Those making the trip were Brewer Merriam, instructor of economics; Julien LePage, business junior; and Donn Stephenson, Dean Tilton, and Dorothy Wise, business seniors.
Mary Margaret Gray, college junior, is going to Kansas Cit tomorrow and will return to the campus Sunday evening.
Norman Sanneman, junior engineer, and Eugene Sanneman and DeVon Carlson, senior engineers, went to Topea this afternoon.
Prof. R. Q. Brewster, chairman of the department of chemistry, spoke at Hope Tuesday night under the muspices of the Hope Lions club.
Clyde Bysom, fine arts student,
Russell Chambers, fine arts senior;
and Bob Carle, sophomore engineer,
apparently don't like to waste time
waiting on buses. They just bare-
eyd the last bus as it was
eaving town when the band went
to Topeka Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Carver, a teacher of silversmithing at the Wichita art museum, and Mrs. Maude Shollen-erger, head of the Wichita art association, visited the University art department yesterday afternoon. They were on their way to Topeka where Miss Carver gave a talk on er specialty—silversmithing.
The K. U. Serenaders composed of Lorenzo Fuller, fine arts senior; kidney Dawson, fine arts freshman; arthur Brock, college freshman; ludolph Rhodes, fine arts special student, and their accompanist,orge Pierson, fine arts junior, appeared with the University band at the concert given in Topeka Tuesday night.
Shoemaker, Engel To Address
TODAY
Language Teachers
W. H. Shoemaker, professor of romance languages, will deliver one of the three main addresses at the annual meeting of the Kansas Modern Language Association in Emporia tomorrow. He will speak on "Multiplicity of Aims in Modern Language Teaching."
Other sections include teachers of French and of Spanish. A majority of the University faculty of these departments will attend the meeting.
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The University will also be represented at the section meetings in the afternoon when E. F. Engel, professor of German, will speak to German teachers on "Our Pedagogical Dilemma and the Way Out."
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Robert Still, junior engineer; and Dick Gray, Hubert Hamlin, and Preston Johnson, senior engineers, spent this afternoon in Kansas City
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Anyone wishing to visit the "block factory" in the basement of Hoch auditorium to see how the earth blocks for the Engineering Research laboratory are made, is at liberty to do so. But, as a warning, don't go when the foreman is short of help.
A Kansan reporter ventured in for a story, was handed a tamp by foreman Ralph Erwin, and given full instructions for tamping down the blocks.
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Lifting the 50-pound tamp up and down about 100 times may be good for reducing an oversize waistline, but for a person who considers bending over to tie his shoulder strenuous exercise, it is sheer torture. However, the reporter did make two blocks and extracted a promise from Erwin to have the blocks used as cornerstones.
The factory, with only one form in use, is producing more than 100 blocks daily. There is a friendly contest going on between men on
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the morning and afternoon shifts to see who can produce the most blocks. A record of 96 was set last Wednesday by the afternoon shift in a regular four-hour run.
To Make 600 Daily
More than 1,000 blocks have already been made, although no official count is available. When full-scale production begins, about 600 blocks will be turned out daily. An estimated 40,000 will be used in the building.
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