JANUARY 28, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
Stene To Bring Back Harvard Methods
E. O. Stene, associate professor of political science, who will leave soon for Harvard university, already is planning to use Harvard teaching methods in his courses here next fall.
Carroll D. Clark, professor of sociology, who was at Harvard last year, explained this new method of instruction as "an approach that integrates the social science attack on human problems in a clinical fashion."
Professor Stene is the third-K.U. professor to attend this research association in human relations. Professor Clark spent last year at Harvard, and Hilden Gibson, associate professor of social science and sociology, is there now.
The law and medical professions have used this method of studying specific cases, but it is new in other fields. Professor Clark added.
While at Harvard, Professor Stene will be free to study along any line he chooses, as well as to collaborate with other professors and to attend all staff conferences.
The research association provides a room in the Harvard school of business dormitory for all the members.
Schwellenbach Says Bills Create 'Industrial Chaos'
Washington. (UP)—Secretary of Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach charged today that major strike-control bills backed by Republicans would impede labor peace and throw the nation into "industrial chaos."
He made no affirmative recommendations except to urge establishment of the labor study commission recommended by President Truman. He urged that changes in the Wagner labor relations act be considered by that commission or by special congressional subcommittees if congress refused to create the commission.
Officials Suspect Sabotage
In Indiana Train Wreck
Walton, Ind. (UP)—State troopers and railroad detectives joined today in an investigation to determine if sabotage was responsible for the death of six persons crushed in the derailment of a Pennsylvania passenger train.
A bale of fencing wire was found jammed beneath the pilot wheels of the locomotive. Officials of the road said the wire had either fallen or been placed upon the track shortly before the Cincinnati to Chicago Flyer roared into Walton.
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Lost
1 PAIR Plastic rim glasses in black case and 1 Mason, Fundamentals of Accounting, Reward for either. Call Lynn Chase at 1555. -28-
BLACK Zipper notebook either in Haworth or Bailey on Thursday, Jan. 16. Finder please return to Wayne Hunt, Battetle Hall or phone 234. -28-
containing health notes of the family and
nestsology notes. Call 781, Nandan
phila.
LEFT At air rising at Military Science building Tuesday night, Jan. 21. Lady's Elbon wristwatch. Yellow gold case black raised numerals, black cord cord -28-
BROWN Imitation leather notebook and college algebra book at corner of 11th floor. D. Finder please return William D. Fowler, Haskell institute Phone 1854-J.
Wanted
VETERANS! Put your wife to work clerking at the Student Book store. -28-ROOM For 2 boys. Call Bob Westmacott, 2371-J.
LEAVING After finals? Student veteran and wife would be so grateful for your nice, warm, furnished apartment. Call KU 66. -28-
Business Services
PHOTO-EXACT Copies, discharge and valuable papers. Fast service. Low price. Round Corner Drug Co., M35 Mass., Lawyer Kansas, or Lane F. Apt. 18, 18, -28-.
FOR THAT coke date remember the Eldridge pharmacy at 701 Mass., phone
TYPING. Experienced typist. Term papers, reports, etc. Prompt, accurate, reasonable. Call 3056-M at 1244 Laa. -28 For immediate purchase or sale of used furniture contact Fritzel Dairy drivers at Sunflower or phone i1454, Larsen 2755.
LET A veteran's wife type your term papers. Neat and accurate. Phone 1673-W or drop by 942 New Hamshire. -28-
TYPING Term papers and reports. Done promptly and reasonably. Phone 1961. 161 ALTERATIONS: Buttons, buckles, machine and tailored buttonhole. Smith Hemstitching and Dressmaking Shop. 943 1-2 Mass. -20-
For Sale
Used ICEBON, $12; fluorescent desk lamp,
$7; portable wardrobe closet, $8; Schick
electric shaver, $5. See at 511 Ohio, up-
airs. -28-
1941 Mercury convertible. Excellent condition, radio and heater, new tires, top and paint. See daily after 1 p.m. at 611 W. 6th. -28-
PLAID Sport cont. size 36 Long, Very
Large
135 Tennessee, age & age, M
28-34
guarantee. Peterson's Office Machine co.
first National Bank bldg., phone 13. -28-
KU KU Sweater. See Thursday afternoon
at 1408 Tenn. —28-
29 CHEVROLET. Excellent shape. Good tires. New transmission and differential.
DO YOU
NEED FURNITURE? The Woodcraft Co.
730 Massachusetts
OFFERS FOR SALE
Quality Reconditioned
Chests, Tables, etc.
AT LOW PRICES
Call Nielson, 2984, any afternoon. 28
HOUSE Trailer, completely furnished.
Very reasonable. Call Dennis Willard,
2738-W. -28-
13-ROOM Stone house. Good location.
Phone IS969-R. -14-
Miscellaneous
WANT Riders from vicinity of Shawne and Merriam, Kans., Monday through Friday at WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Lawrence WILLIAM L. HCILL, Gilles LAWRENCE, Besson or the fellow who took my navy peacock from the lower cafeteria Thursday noon, and I will send you a call 1555 for exchange. W. M. Ander-
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son
Transportation
HUDSON - RENT - A - CAR - SERVICE
Will rent you a car by day or weekend.
Reservations taken. Phone 3315. Location
601 Vermont. -28-
For Rent
WANT Young man student to share pleasant room with another. No smoking or drinking, please. 212 East 18th St. Phone 2483-R. -28-
COURT HOUSE LUNCH
Meals - Short Orders
Sandwiches
Open 5:30-12:30
ATTRACTIVE First floor single room
private first bath. Phone 1237-W-28-
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