MONDAY, MAY 26, 1929
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE. THREE
Anniversary Finds Lindbergh Ready for Wedding Hop
Others Prepare for Flight Across Atlantic While Aviators Honor
Event
Peterborough Air Port, N. J., (UP) - Roger G. Williams, and Lewis A. Yanuey, heaped off in their plane, "The Green Flash," to take it on the road to making a flight from the Maine resort to Rome.
Northhaven Maine — (UH) The second annual celebration of the start of his career at New England college Col. C, A. Linniburg today mentoring another take off—this time through his own school.
As Colonel Lindbergh quietly rejoiced that two years had elapsed since he first set foot on the shores of St. Louis, residents of this Little岛 town continued to speculate over the fate of the plane.
An announcement had been sent to be made by an "official spokesperson" for the family at 11 a.m. The official spokesman proved to be one of the guards, and the announcement was to the effect that nothing would be named.
Two Flights Planned
New York (UIP) - Two sturdy monoplanes were polled today, the second anniversary of the start of the project. We are attempting to span the Atlantic ocean Rogers, Hugh Williams, and Lewis A. Yancey were ready for their Bellelmon monoplanet at Teterboro air port New Jersey. They expected to help free 90 Old Orchard Maine, perhaps having there for Rome tomorrow.
Three Frenchmen, Rene Lesore,
Gene Assistant, and Armuno Lotti, jr.
were disley at Roosevelt field by
heavy week-end rains and rains
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Diesel Powered Plane Makes Public Flight
A new oil burning airplane equipped with a Packard diesel type engines which may eventually drive gasoline engineed aircraft out of the sky is seen in the right hand picture warming up an engine in the left field, Va. On the left is L. M. Woodson, designer of the new engine. (Science Service Photos).
Honors List Publishd
St. Louis, MO—(UP) On the second anniversary of Col. C. A. Lindbergh's epic flight, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers has published an "aviation honors list," and it shares the history of American industry.
Ohio Professors Receive "Exam" Questionnaire
As if that flight were destined to stand alone in a class by itself for American Soccer, the chemical engineer includes only names of persons active since that event. For the most part those honored are relatively obscure and little known.
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Columbus, Ohio—A questionnaire asking for views on proposed changes in the methods of conducting final examinations at Ohio State University, has been sent to all faculty members of the university appointed by President Eightiime.
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On the "Job" Trail
Mr. Turner of the interlegible Press is at the business placement bureau this afternoon and all day Monday through Saturday for either summer or full-time work.
One or two junior salesmen for the Meyercord Deleonema Company's Kansas City office will be sought here Wednesday by a representative of the company made at the office of the business placement bureau, Rolfe H. Starrett, B.S.28, is district manager of the Colorado territory for this company.
SOCIETY
About 9100 students from 100 countries outside the border of continental United States including Alaska, are in our colleges and universities. In summary, the number and distribution of foreign students in the United States, published by the Comprehensive Relations Among Foreign Students.
Kenneth Wagner visited this week end at his home in Walkeney.
1986 McNeel, of Kansas City, Mo.
spent the week end at the Delta Sigma
PI house.
Daphyte Showell, of Kansas City,
Mo., visited at the Gemma Phil Beta
hole, the past week-end.
Miss Margaret Brett, AJ.B.28,
Miss Edith Borggren, both of Carriage,
Mo., were guests at the Alpha Ni
Delta house baby.
George Foil, B.S/28, of Kansas City, Mo., spent the week-end at the Theta Tum tauree.
Miss Helen Haimee, f'a28, of Augusta, is visiting at the Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Miss Audrey Davis and Miss Ellen Davis, of Wichita, have been spending the week visiting Helen Fay Gunn, a singer at the Alpha Omicron Pt house.
Janet Fleischman and Louise Wright of the Alpha Ni Delta house spent the week-end in Kansas City, and Eleanor Wagner at Topkau.
Mrs. Macy Stever, A.B.21, spent Sunday afternoon at the Gamma Pi Beta house discussing plans for the national convention of the security
Pauline Brece, A.B.28, of Kansas City, Kan., visited at the Alpha Gamma Delta house over the weekend.
25th Anniversary
The following store guests at the Theta 131 Alpha house for the week-end were Davina Davie, of Kansan City; Marie Metrata, of Tochoko; and Rose Kwetsu.
Tussex at the Alma Ovalen Plot 24, Bristol. Wind of Tampa, Martin Krumpt, Baldenie, Age 19岁, of Smilik Center and Kathryn Williams, of St. Joseph.
should reach you by 6:30 each evening.
Wood-east guests at the Alpha XI Delta house were Mrs. W, E. Kear, Jr., Gloria Schreiber and Miss Else Ryan. Navy; Manhattan; Mrs. Aileen Clanson; Baldwin; and Mrs. G, E. F. Coustad and Mrs. Charles, Winnie Hitt.
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Miss Esther Holcomb was a dinner guest at the Phi Eta Pi house Sunday.
Your Kansan
Pt. Upson fraternity had as its dinner guests Sunday, May 19, Mr. and Mrs. S, T. Ewart, and William D. Wheeler, with Florent Robertson, and Joseph Judd-roteinsy of Kansas City, Mo.; Ms. George Bunyan and daughter, Eugenia, and Charles Smith, Pittsburgh; and Charles Lawrence, Fiklin, Springer Sups.
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R. O. T. C. Rates High at University of Oklahoma
Norman.—A "very satisfactory" rating was given the University of Oklahoma Reserve Officers' Training Corps unit in the annual United States government inspection center. Frank B. Jordon, federal inspector.
The inspection consisted of a review comment of approximately 1,200 military science students in uniform, and special mounted ant-dismounted drills of battery units. Major Jordan facilities and equipment of the unit.
All Reserve Officers' Training Corps units in the country are inspected once a year, according to Ma), Edwin P. Parker, commandant of the University Police Service. The rating of either "very satisfactory," "satisfactory," or "unusatisfactory."
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Announcements
Mortar and Ball will meet tomorrow night, May 21, in Fowler shop, at 6:30 for the purpose of electing officers and candidates.
Joseph Cerny.
Tau Sigma, dancing security, will hold savings tryouts for all women interested on Tuesday, May 21, at 3:30 p.m. in Robbins gymnasium.
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