Wednesday. October 25, 1939
The DAILY NEBRASKAN
Teachers
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of the Convention," Dr. C. B. Boucher,
Chancellor, University of Nebraska, on
"Adjusting Education to Reality," Dr.
Alfred P. Hauke of Chicago on "Han
Our American Economic Byxtem Failed
Us?," Dr. A. I Bachar, Director of the
Hlllel Foundation, Champaign, 111., on
"Four Roada to Security," Dr. W. K.
Blatz, University of Toronto, on "Re
sponsibilities and Privileges.'
On Friday: Inspector W. H. Drane
lister, Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Washington, D. C, on "Modern Trends
in Criminology," Archer I Burnham,
Executive Secretary, Nebraska Btate
Teachers association, "Education, What
Now?"
An exhibit of Lincoln Public
school art work will be shown on
the second floor of the south ad
ministration building on Thursday
and Friday from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
The English language and fine
arts division is Thursday at 2 p. m
in the Union ballroom with Dwight
J. Kirsch, of the university, pre
Biding. The agriculture, home eco
nomics, commercial, normal train
Ing, vocational guidance, Indus
trial arts and adult education meet
in the coliseum with R. M. Kildee,
West Point, state president of Ne
braska vocational education, pre
siding. The social science division meets
in the Temple theater with Prin
cipal Roland L. Edie, Hebron,
presiding. The primary
and elementary school principals
meet on Thursday at 2 p. m. The
rural division meeting will be held
in the Everett junior high audi
torium at the same time.
Nominees for the several offices
of Nebraska State Teachers as
sociation, District 1 are: For presi
dent, Julius A. Humann of Lin
coln, and Ely C. Feistner, Hamp
ton, Neb. For vice president, Jesse
Correll of Lincoln and Alberta
Ward from Seward. For secretary,
Mildred Alexander of York and
Clara Johnson of Beatrice. For
treasurer, Esther Lefler of Lin
coln and Ralph G. Brooks of Wy-
more, and for the district execu
tive committee, Dr. Cecil Winfield
Scott of Lincoln and Ralph G.
Brooks of Wymore.
Expected attendance, meeting
days and principal speakers at the
various conventions are:
Lincoln 4,000; Wednesday evening thru
Friday; Dr. U R. Alderman, WPA official,
Washington; Dr. W. E. Blat, Ontario uni
versity; Dr. A. L. Bachar, University of
Illinois; MaJ. W. H. Drane Lester, federal
bureau of investigation, Washington.
Omaha 3,000; Thursday and Friday;
U. 8. Senator Josh Lee, Oklahoma; Dr.
Blats; MaJ. Lester; Dr. FrancAa Curtis,
University of Michigan.
Norfolk 1,500; Thursday and Friday;
Senator Lee, Dr. Sachar; Dr. Alfred
Haake, formerly of Rutgera university.
Hastings 2,000; Wednesday evening thru
Friday; Dr. Herbert Agar, associate editor
of the Louisville, Ky., Courier-Journal;
Dr. Curtis; Dr. Paul R. Hanna, Stanford
university; Dr. Howard A. Dawson, Na
tional Education association.
Holdrege 1,200; Thursday and Friday;
Dr. Sachar; Dr. Hanna; Chancellor Bou
cher, University of Nebraska; Dr. Archer
L. Burnham, secretary of the Btate Teach
ers association.
Sidney 1,200; Wednesday evening thru
Friday; Dr. Hanna; Dr. Agar; Senator
Lee; Dr. Harold Benjamin, Maryland university.
Prince
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elder branch of the ruling family
of Bavaria. His mother's father
was conservative member of the
English cabinet and secretary of
state for the colonies.
Descended from Duke of Alba.
In 1929 the prince married a
Norwegian-Dutch representative of
the Von Schulenburg clan. His
wife's mother was descended from
the Duke of Alba, famous in Dutch
history. The author believes that
a wife snouia De ner nusDanus
"best friend and constant com
rade He never makes an im
portant decision without consult
ing her, although he may over
rule his wife's advice. His wife
is at present in New York.
The author-lecturer Is now giv
ing a special short course in the
university. His lectures, which are
open to the public, are given at 4
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days in social science auditorium.
Thursday morning he will talk be
fore the second university convo
cation on "The Role of United
States As a European Sees It."
Grad posts
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the master's degree this January.
All are teaching in the college of
business administration.
Roland B. Welch, Manning,
Iowa, who is a candidate for his
master's derree In January, has
been elected instructor in com
merce at Kearney State Teacuers
college. Herschel F. Jones, who re
ceived his masters degree two
years ago, is now a fellow in eco
nomics at Wisconsin.
Miss Eunice Werner, Lincoln,
who was a graduate student in
economics, was awarded a grad
uate scholarship in home econom
ics at the University of Missouri.
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