THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
LAWRENCE

OFFICE OF THE DEAN

November 24, 1937

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
Head, Physical Fducation Department
Robinson Gymnasium

My dear Dr. Allen:

Dr. Canuteson, under date of November 20, has sent
us the following information, which I em sure you
will be interested in:

"I saw Marion M. Manderson on November 11, 1937.

Aside from his apparent nervous instability I found
that his vision was very poor and he has only slight
correction. He assured me that he had been given as
much correction as was possible by Dr. Curran and an
optometrist whom he felt was more capable than Dr.
Curran. He has a persistent heart murmur which I

have diagnosed as evidence of rheumatic heart disease.
He has a potential umbilical hernia. From his conver-
sation and responses to my questions I judged his
mentality is not up to normal. The report on the
Wassermann test, both the Kahn and Kolmer are negative.”

Ai ahey

Sincerely yours,

Mreiige

  

~ A. Schwegler
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