TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1928
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Memorial Corporation
Decides on Collection
of Pledges Still Due
Directors Insist on Finishing Union Building as Soon as Possible
Definite plans were formulated by the directors of the Memorial Corporation Monday for a venerious collection. The committee also did provide the present plan, which makes plans to help financially in the completion of the Union building. The directors expressed a determination to build an Union building as soon as possible.
Although there was no vote taken on the question they expressed a belief that the building should help in the completion of the building. Forming student generators could have been an actual money toward the Stadium and Union building, it was pointed out.
The meeting was held at the Memorial Union building where the directors took attendance. The following individuals were president, leader of the board; Irving Hill, Lawrence Paper Co.; Kay DeLano, Delaware Investment Co.; Kansas City, Missouri; Columbia National Bank, Kansas City, Mo.; Maurice Bivendel, cashier at Security State Bank, Kansas City, Mo.; the taxary department; Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletes; C. P. Woodbury, Kansas City City, Mo.; the union plans committee; Sherman E. treasurer of the corporation; Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary; and the president of the Men's Student Council.
At a meeting of representatives of the student governing bodies and faculty members, Mr. Meyer expressed a desire to complete the Union and appointed two committees.
--dents of the School of Business this afternoon with the idea of possible future employment.
Around Mt. Oread
Phi Mu Alpha, national musical fraternity, held plaid services for the following man Sunday afternoon: Jerry Chesapeake, Cassie, Ottawa; Elliott Stanford, Caney, Ross Lawrences, Neodicech Mark Hare Williams, Snoop Dogg, Steven Stover, Lawrence; Luther Leavenson, Karnis City, Kami; Harold Brodley, Oborowere; and Harald Bakri.
Floyd Simonton, A. B. 28, was on the campus pastederay visiting his Brooklyn school. Simonton was student and faculty of the University for turning down the chance to wear the Pit Bet Kappa jersey during her Gorilla newspaper the past few months and now has returned to Kansas to go into the newspaper work.
Byron Savvis, captain of the cross country team, was taken to the hospital Monday morning suffering with an attack of "fifu". Reports are that he is getting along nicely, although it is rather uncommon when he will be on duty.
T. F. Lilleh, of the St. Louis office of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company, and W. R. Kerech, of the Kansas City office, interviewed students of the School of Business this afternoon with the idea of possible future employment.
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Phi Kappa announces the pledging of Leo Biddle, Laurenworth.
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FOR SALE - Book of facts about the University, compiled in 1824 as the "University Daily Kansas Almanac for 1824 by John A. Campbell. Former Fairs are just as valuable as ever. 10 cents per copy at the Kansas Business office. ff
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