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'He Always Offered A Helping Hand'
"One of the finest men who ever lived in Lawrence" are the words used by KU faculty members to describe Sam Elliott, who died Tuesday.
Mr. Elliott was a former Lawrence mailman and University employee. His funeral was today.
SAM ELLIOTT
J. M. Jewett, geologist for the Geological Survey, said, "He was always looking for a way to help someone, and he never expected any compensation for his help.
"Mr. Elliott was a very generous man, and he was much interested in students," said Raymond Nichols, executive secretary of the University. "He was friendly to everyone and he liked to do little favors for his friends."
Laurence C. Woodruff, dean of students, recalled Mr. Elliott as "a kindly, affable chap who always had a friendly greeting for everyone."
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"Mr. Elliott was kindness personified," said Miss Edna Hill, professor of home economics. "He was kind to everyone—not just a few. He was a wonderful man who spent his life doing things for other people."
Miss May Gardner, professor emeritus of Spanish, said Mr. Eliott was a "saintly man" whose life was given to being helpful and friendly.
Thursday, Nov. 21. 1957
The membership of the Russian Communist party in 1952 was 6,822,145.
Levi R. Lind, professor of Latin and Greek, recalled that Mr. Eliott used to take candy bars and fruit to students in the dormitories, walk the chancellor's dog, or do odd jobs such as build cupboards in Mr. Lind's office.
Not only were six tumbleweeds wanted, but they were to be ones that had tumbled many wind-blown miles over the Kansas plains.
Six Kansas "tumbling tumbleweeds" are enroute to Europe but they aren't being blown by the wind.
Tumbleweeds
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Ronald L. McGregor, associate professor of botany, obtained the specimens for an exhibit, "The Face of America," in the 1958 Brussels, Belgium, Universal and International Exhibition.
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Sigma Nu fraternity, having paid on Nov. 15 the fine assessed against it, has been restored full social privileges by the Social Committee of the All Student Council.
TODAY
Le Carte Français se rimata jeudi 21 novembre a sept heures et demie dans la salle 11 Fraser. Tous ceux qui simulèrent le programme invités, Causerite par Andre Waldmann.
Christian Science Organization, 7:20
p. m. Danforth Chapel. Everyone welcome.
Sigma Xi Kansas chapter, 7.30 p.m.
lal Malott, Speaker, Dr. Arnold A. Strassman,
physics and astronomy,
"Establishing the Existence of Fundamental Particles."
Collegiate Young Republicans general meeting 8 p.m., 106 Green Hall, Speaker, Charles Stough, former speaker of the House of Representatives. Refreshments.
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