THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
MONDAY, APRIL 16. 1928
PAGE THREE
Three Companies Give Favors for Banquet of Engineering School
Department Plan Exhibition for Display to Visitors During Relays
Special favors are to be given by the Grayber Electric Company, Westinghouse Electric Company and Venus Pencil Company at the annual banquet of the School of Engineering and Architecture, April. Also a number of the exhibits to be shown during the Relays have been planned.
Prof. Frank M. Dawson is attentive to the detail of his practice, but my yet to own one definitely in view. Prof. F. A. Ransell is assisting with decorations and with the
It is hoped by members of the committee planning the affair that about 350 will attend. At a meeting last week, the committee discussed and appropriate program.
Tickets Selling Well
Many tickets have been reported sold already by William Mullins, 2e in charge of ticket sales. Banquet tickets sell at $1.00.
The School of Engineering and Aeronautics, University of California, on day April 29 and 21, visits the Rehals. Raymond Aiaphng, e28 is chairman of the open house program.
Some of the exhibits for open houses have been announced with others not yet revealed. The ginners "will test the strength of wooden bowls with a huge compressive force."
Various engines will be shown by the mechanical engineering department. Included in the group is the Diesel engine and gas engines. The electrical engineering laboratory will be involved in the work will be carried out.
Different Engines to Be Shown
The industrial and mining engineers have not decided upon what phase of their work they will show. Architectural work to be exhibited will include drawings and paintings in design that have won invitation during the year.
Coenel H. K, Cassidy, well known Wichita business man, will be the principal speaker for the annual engineers' banquet on Friday night, eight p.m., at The University made by Don Hatch are successful Besides being well known in clubs, army and business circles Mr. Cassidy is something of an athlete. He was mentioned by Leslie Edmonds, Topaula sports director, and attended athletic of the state of Kansas.
Hatch, who has charge of securing the speakers for the occasion, talked with Mr. Cassidy by long distance and was told that the engagement would be satisfactory if no notice was given to the contrary before Weiness-
Cassidy was with the Old Fighting 69th of New York City during the World War.
Major General Harry A Smith, commander of the 729 area area of the United States Army at Omana who is to give the spring homecoming convoy
cation talk on Friday will also address the Engineers on that night.
Colonel Cassidy, as well as several more of the speakers of the year, is not an engineer, since it has been the吼 of the committee in charge o secure as wide a variety of talk sources as possible. The oratory, Colonel Cassidy was regarded is the best speaker in school, and won several theoretical contests.
John G. Stutz, secretary of the City Manager's Association, is leaving this evening for Marshallown, Iowa, where he will consult with Frank G. Pierce, the executive director of the League of Iowa Municipalities.
Stutz Will Go to Iowa on Municipality Business
Mr. Stutz also plans to conduct some business in Chicago before returning on Thursday or Friday of this week.
Miss Ozsee Hughes, A. B. R., 18, who is assistant professor of home economics in Michigan State College, East Landing, is visiting on the campus, and will remain for the Omicron Nu national conclave, which begins April 19.
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