Lack of facilities
Oliver on short end
The girls at Oliver Hall have been eating picnic style with paper plates and plastic utensils since classes at KU began.
To most of the 440 residents, it has been a novel experience, but to others an inconvenience.
THAT'S NOT all that is missing at Oliver. The kitchen didn't have a conveyor belt until Monday.
Prior to this week the china had not arrived and many kitchen helpers are still needed to serve and prepare food.
During the first week of classes, meals were prepared at Gertrude S. Pearson Hall and catered to Oliver, which created problems. However, these have now been solved with all food being cooked in the hall.
"We need men kitchen workers desperately," said Mrs. Alice Harrison, hall dietician. "Not one of our present workers stays through an entire meal."
FOR A WHILE the girls didn't have washing facilities, but that situation was remedied with the arrival of equipment.
Mrs. Harrison said the silverware had not yet arrived, forcing the use of plastic knives, forks and spoons.
"Even with all these problems," she said, "I think the girls have adjusted. The dormitory isn't done, but it will be lovely."
THE DIETICIAN said she sees the dishes still in sealed cartons and realizes that it will be a while
before the kitchen will be in full operation.
The girls have their opinions, too.
"I like it," exclaimed Lissa Hyndman, Alton, Ill., freshman. "I'm not about to complain about something so trivial as a paper plate and plastic 'silverware'—for a little while at least."
On the other hand, there are those who don't appreciate the inconvenience. Carol Ehrhodt, Webster Groves, Mo., freshman, is among that group.
J. J. WILSON, administrator for all campus dormitories, said yesterday that late deliveries have been the rule with large companies.
"We ordered the materials and equipment at the same time as in former years," Wilson said. "Military demands have slowed deliveries somewhat."
The U.S. Weather Bureau forecasts partly cloudy skies through Thursday with little warmer temperatures and light southerly winds. High today low 70s. Low tonight near 50. Precipitation probability for Wednesday less than 10 per cent.
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He predicted the dorm would be in full operation by Monday. The $3 million project began in March, and completion has been set for mid-October. Wilson said several minor items still had to be finished including installation of a white way lighting system, and glass in lounge windows.
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