THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
happenings on the hill
George Lupfer, senior chemical engineer, was in Monroe, La., last week working on a gas pipe line condensation problem for the Mississippi Fuel company. He accompanied Carl Cooper of the J. F Pritchard company, Kansas City.
Dick Goheen, pharmacy junior; Lloyd Hamilton, graduate student; and Bill Walker, college freshman, went to Kansas City Monday night for the Jimmy Lunceford dance in the Municipal auditorium.
Bob Hampel, senior engineer, has accepted a position with the Aluminum Company of America and will begin work in June.
J. Allen Reesc, dean of the University School of Pharmacy, spoke to 40 alumni at the Sayre club luncheon in Wichita yesterday.
Gene Fisher, fine arts freshman entered Watkins Memorial hospital Tuesday to be treated for a cold.
Thad Robbins and Chuck Elliott, college sophomores, spent Tuesday evening in Kansas City, Mo.
Betsy Tallock, Wichita, a former student at Northwestern University, is a guest this week at the Delta Gamma house.
Virginia Gray, college senior, is a patient in Watkins Memorial hospital.
It wasn't a door, but the edge of the swimming pool that hit the nose of Katie Ann Sewell, fine arts sophomore. She was injured Tuesday night while practicing for the intramural swimming meet.
Ralph Adams and Stanley Clark, senior engineers, attended the Engineering Exposition at Kansas State last weekend.
Brandt To Manage Acme's K.C. Bureau
Bert Brandt, has been promoted to the managership of the Kansas City bureau of Acme Newspictures, Inc.
In his capacity as manager Brandt will be responsible for picture coverage over an area of some 640,000 square miles in the Kansas City territory to the 736 client newspapers throughout the United States which are $ ^{ \textcircled{1}} $
Brandt was active in photography while attending the University and had been working in the Chicago bureau before his promotion.
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Stassen To Appear On Town Meeting
Brandt who has been with the company only a year and a half, takes over the new job March 21. He will become the youngest bureau manager of any major news or picture syndicate in the country.
Gov. Harold Stassen of Minnesota, author of the Minnesota Labor Law, will be one of the principal speakers on the question, "What should labor and business sacrifice for national defense?" on American's Town Meeting of the Air from 8:30 to 9:30 tonight.
Students attending the meeting in the main lounge of the Memorial Union building will discuss the question after hearing the opinions of prominent representatives of labor and industry.
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Keith Spaulding, college junior, will be in charge of the meeting.
Newest of the model T Ford family to make an appearance on the Hill is the bright red and blue job owned and piloted by Victor Loskot, business junior.
AT A NAME Which through years of representing the utmost in service has built up its by-word "a K.U. Institution."
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Durell. Durell is an instructor in botany on the University faculty.
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Five More Dates Scheduled For Allen Speaking Tour
In addition to baseball coaching and other duties in the athletic department this spring, Dr. F. C. "Phog" Allen has contracted for a number of speaking assignments this month.
Tuesday night he spoke at a PTA dinner in Ottawa and last night he spoke at the Lawrence Co-operative club dinner. His speaking dates next week include: Monday, Traffic club luncheon, Kansas City, Mo.; Tuesday, athletic banquet, Chase; Wednesday, McPherson Rebounders club; Thursday, Kansas City Crain and Feed club dinner, Hotel Phillips.
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Marshall Assigned To Industrial Engineering
T. H. Marshall, chairman of the department of chemical engineering, has been assigned to the Army's industrial engineering division, according to a letter received yesterday by W. W. Deschner, professor of chemical engineering. Marshall's work will deal largely with the coordination of plans for construction of army arsenals.
Marshall was granted a leave of absence from the University for a year of active duty with the chemical warfare department. He left March 10 for Edgewood Arsenal.
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