TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1958
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
National Educators to Speak Here During 1928 Summer Session
Opening Lecture on June 13 to Picture South American Achievement
Amenagement of smokers on the program of the School of Education during summer session in the University by Dean Raymond A. Schuster, using by Dean Raymond A. Schuster.
"We are fortunate in having a name of the most outstanding men in the educational field to speak before students," Dean Schwaber said. "The knowledge should be highly protective to those interested in education."
June 13, Dr. David Snedden of Teacher's College at Columbia, University will give an address on the subject, "Educational Aspirations and the Amore Our Country in South America." He amnese his experiences in Zealand—Some Observations of a Traveler," Doctor Snedden is a world traveler as well as being an outstanding professor. He lectures him in making a tour of Ant-Island during the month of June.
June 18, Dr. P, C. Pacher, down to the School of Education at the University of town, will be here. He will observe activities in a basic research work along the lines of behavioural newness, using as a basis research work at that university.
June 25, Dr. Elwin D. Starckbun also of the University of Iowa and head of the department of philosophy and law, covered the ARC of character in a topic, *Movements Toward a Science of Character Education*. Doctor Shari is director of the Institute of Charac-ter Research at the University of Iowa.
In addition to this program, a series of meetings to be held by the Eden Forum, an organized group of educators, will be planned, according to Edwin Schwarzer. The speakers provided for these are professors in the school of Education.
June 12, Prof. Paul A. Lilly will address the opening lecture of the subject, "Current Research Problems," June 10, Drew B. A. Schmitt.
subject to a driver's license problem.
June 19, Dena R. A. Schlepper will speak on "Recent Discussion on Extraversion and Introversion."
June 29, Prof. Agastia Tarney will choose an his topic, "A Study of Achieving and Non-achieving High School Pupils."
July 3, Dr. Carl E. Allman will do dress the meeting room "A Memorial Study Having to with Counci-
tion of Schools in Kansas."
July 10, Dr. J. W. Butcher, forest ranger of the State University of Georgia attended a graduation ceremony for the University of Arkansas, well speak. His subject was deal with snake-
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Florida Fox Hunters
Seek Wildeat Trails
Miami, Fla., March 12 — Widow hunting with dogs has replaced the well-known fox hunting in the favor of wildlife. The same defensive demes are used plentiful in the backcountry. A recent hunt staged under the direction of Col. D. Young, a diver from the USCGC Hollins, when the pack of 20 hounds treed the west of Miami, and Howard Hill, chief professional and quarter officer with bow and arrow at 35 yards.
Chicken Pox Serum Used
Doctor Advocates Vaccination for Measles Prevention
(Selemen Service)
New Orleans, March 13—Chicker
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vaccination.
Dr. Jean V. Cooke of the Washington University School of Medicine at St. Louis has reported to the American College of Physicians meeting here this week that inoculation of exposed children with serum from canada has successfully prevented cases of both chicken pox and malaria.
Though the former is sufficiently milden disease not to require general protective measures, its appearance in institutions causes all children to be managed in the very young children affected. Of a total of 369 cases of exposed children who were vaccinated for children pos. Drocker Coole developed children pos. OF 296 exposed children observed as controls, 15% or 77 per cent contracted the disease. Such immunity is temporary but serves to protect orphanages and on the incontinence of an epileptic.
The preventive treatment for measles, and Doctor Cooke should be concentrated on account of the danger of children under five years of age. Results with this method show, he stated, that almost 60 per cent of children in six-month-old serum during the disease could fail to devise the disease.
New Damage to Santos From Loosened Boulders
Santos, Durand, March 13. — Loosened lockers on M.L. Venture yesterday. Entranced fresh damage to Santo where
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