UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
FEBRUARY 24,1947
Dr. Downs Warns Of War's Diseases
The possibilities of biological warfare should not be underestimated. Dr. Cora Downs told members of Sigma Xi honorary scientific research fraternity, Thursday night.
Dr. Downs, of the bacteriology department, did research work in wartime biological studies for the army
"Many times disease among soldiers has spelled the difference between victory and defeat," she pointed out. "The amount of money spent in research work is well worth it, because biological warfare as a weapon, also has possibilities."
Referring to the defensive measures necessary to combat biological weapons, the professor said, "we ought to use vaccines but there is a limit to the number of things for which a person can be vaccinated. Consequently, we must devise protective clothing and masks, and must have many therapeutic experts."
After Dr. Downs' address, initiation ceremonies were held for Prof. E.R. Elbel, Robert L. Corder, Henry G. Horak, and Harwood G. Kolsky. John R. Triplett, College senior, was initiated as an associate member. Corder and Kolsky were initiated in absentia.
Foreign Students Asset International Club Told
Foreign students attending the University are a valuable asset, Mrs. Rachel VanderWerf told 60 members and guests of the International club Thursday.
"University students are fortunate ih being associated with representatives from other countries," Mrs. VanderWerf said. She suggested panel discussions between American and foreign students as one means of helping international relations.
Ole Stang played the accordian, Jessie Estrada played the piano, and Joan Rodgers sang. President Antonia Martinez presided.
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