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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Nov. 16. 1956
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Rock Meeting Here Dec. 3-4
Problems of the rock producer, machinery for rock production, and local materials for turnpike, highway and county road construction will be featured topics at the second rock products conference to be held here Dec. 3-4.
Topics and speakers for the conference are: "Implication of the Federal Highway Program." R. L. Peston, research engineer, State Highway Commission; County Outlook on Road Construction," Francis Wagner, county engineer, McPherson County; "Problems in Use of Local Material for Turnpike Construction," James D. Bucher, construction engineer, Howard, Needles Temmen and Berdendoff, Topeka.
"Problems of Rock Producers," Perry Jones, Perry Jones Construction Co., Carbondale; "Exploratory Drilling for Rock Producers," W. E. Wedlich, sales manager, Mobile Drilling Co., Inc., Indianapolis, Ind., and "Machinery for Rock Production," speaker to be announced.
Dr. William Hambleton, assistant director of the State Geological Survey, will preside at the first general session, and Frank Gilmore, consulting engineer, Kansas City, will preside at the second.
KU-Y To Sponsor January Ski Trip
The annual ski trip to Winter Park, Colo. Jan. 24-28, sponsored by the KU-Y will be limited to 70 students.
KU-Y will be limited to 10 students.
KU-Y members who have never taken the ski trip will have first priority on the list. Vacancies will be open to all university students.
A meeting of those interested in the trip will be held Wednesday, Nov. 28. At the meeting a $10 deposit will be collected from students planning to go to Winter Park. The cost is $55 and bus transportation will be provided.
At the age of a year infants have only about 10 per cent of normal adult vision.
NEXT MOVE—Andrew ness man, joins KU chess club is currently holding members may challenge Brooklyn, N. Y. graduate s in top positions are Jerry
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J. Thompson, retired Lawrence busi-
enthusiasts at their games. The Chess
a weekly ladder tournament in which
each other for positions. Carl Zanger,
student, leads in the tournament. Others
Hanken, Covington, Ky., graduate stu-
3rack, Ft. Worth, Tex., junior
Sigma Tau Sets Banquet Date
The initiation banquet for new members of Sigma Tau, honorary engineering fraternity will be held Dec. 12 in the Kansas Room of the Student Union it was decided Wednesday at a meeting.
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For industry in general in the United States expenditures for research amount to about one per cent of the national income, but the drug manufacturing industry spends approximately five cents of each sales dollar for research and development, according to the Health News Institute.
Firms Schedule Job Interviews
Interviews for engineering students will be field Monday through
Psychology Group Initiates Nine
Nine members have been initiated into Psi Chi, national honorary society in psychology.
They are Doral Francis Lee, Lecompton; Charles W. Snyder, Topeka; Albert Casey, Donald Tiffany, William W. Wiest, all of Lawrence; Carolyn F. Swift, Topeka, Jeanne Fish, Coffeyville, all graduate students; Delmont Hadley, Topeka senior, and Glenn F. McMahon, Kansas City, Kan., junior.
Friday by the companies listed be low. Interview schedules may be signed in Room III Marvin.
Sports Car Rally Planned
Monday-Temco Aircraft Corporation, Dallas, Tex.; Noma Lights, Inc. St, Joseph, Mo.; U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C.; Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kan.; Babcock and Wilcox Co.
The Jayhawk Sports Car Club will hold a rally at 7:30 p.m. today in the parking lot south of Allen Field House.
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