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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1949
Official Bulletin
Jan. 7.1949
Veterans requisition books for the present semester will not be honored after Tuesday, Jan. 11.
Director, Veterans' bureau
Y. W.C.A. cabinet, 4 today. English room. Panel discussion on U.S.C.C conference.
Episcopal College club supper 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
Kansas Board, 4 p.m. Monday, 107 Journalism.
Independent men's political party. 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Union ballroom.
Phi Sigma, Monday noon, 301 Snow.
Mathematical colloquium of department of mathematics, 5 p.m. Monday, 203 Frank Strong, Dr I. N. Herstein "Introduction to the Theory of Rings."
Phi Delta Kappa dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, English room, Union. Dr. Moore, superintendent of Kansas City, Mo. schools, speaker. Reservations for dinner should be made in School of Education office before Monday.
Newcomers tea and program 2:30 p.m., Thursday, Pine room Union.
Sedmore Presents Graduate Recital
BY NORMA HUNSINGER
Cesar Franck's only sonata for violin and piano was the major work presented by Robert Sedore, violinist, at his graduate recital Wednesday night. The Franck composition, which is brilliant and original, yet conforms to the traditional sonata form, was presented competently. Miss Lucile Wagner was his accompanist and the balance between the piano and violin made the climax particularly forceful.
Mr. Sedore's program also included a first performance in Lawrence of contempoy Samuel Barber's "Concerto for Violin and Piano." This number is extremely modern in form, dissonant and exhausting. Mr. Barber, who was a Pulitzer prize winner in 1935, composed this number recently.
Mr. Sedore also played the full and noble "Chaconne," by Vitali, and three shorter numbers.
'Thank You' Train Rolls
Paris—(UP) The French "thank you train" left Montpasnasse station for Le Havre recently where it will be loaded on the French freighter Magellan for a trip to the United States in four or five days.
The 49 box cars making up the train are loaded with paintings, statues, fruits, cheese, and other gifts destined for the U.S. as a gesture of friendship and a symbol of Franco-American wartime cooperation.
The box cars are the little forty and eights that carried American soldiers across France in two wars. The gifts were contributed by the French people, the little girl and the man-in-the-street.
One car will go to each of the 48 states and the 49th to the District of Columbia.
"We have come here to wish God speed to this train which recalls the moving brotherhood in arms between France and America.
In a speech at the farewell ceremony, Jefferson Caffery, U.S. ambassador, said:
"I am so happy to say that this train will have an impressive reception in my country and when it passes that symbol of Franco-American friendship, the statue of liberty, hundreds of planes will fly overhead to bid it welcome."
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The authors were a committee of 12 Japanese scholars drawn from the fields of education, journalism, political science, economics and history. Selected by the Japanese ministry of education, they worked in close cooperation for 18 months, each specializing on his own phase of the subject of democracy.
Democracy Primer Tells Japanese What US Means By That Term
Tokyo—(UF)—The first one-and-a-half million of a contemplated four-and-a-half million books, telling the Japanese people what the occupying authorities mean when they refer to "democracy," are now coming off the presses.
Titled "Primer of Democracy," the book suggests to the Japanese especially the younger generation.
Written in two volumes totaling some 450 pages, the primer originally was planned for use by students in a single high school year. But as Japanese and American educators reviewed pre-publication chapters, demands mounted for copies of the book.
Titled "Primer of Democracy,
especially the younger generation;
"what democracy is and what it is,
not," according to Dr. Howard Bell.
Gen. MacArthur's social studies
consultant, who reviewed the text.
Present plans of the ministry call for distribution to pupils in at least two, and probably three, years of high school. It also will be made
Mimeographed translations will be furnished to military government education officer and other occupation officials concerned with educating the Japanese.
available to all public school teachers in Japan, adult education groups, citizens public halls and other Japanese organizations even remotely concerned with political or social education.
One major Japanese newspaper already has asked for rights to serialize the book in condensed form and a second is expected to request publication rights.
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