Friday, November 9, 1952
The Daily Nebraskan
Pcge 3
Student Health to Sponsor Diabetes Tests T Campus Calendar
Neta-askan Staff Writer
Sfcadent Health w-ffl hcM a
Arive in orijunctios with Na
tional Bia'betes Wek xt
week, to (find University ta
dents Who may lhave this dis
ease -and re toot ware of &.
5r, K. !D. Rose, chief
laTsoratory and medical re
search, aid that according to
national iperoentages bont
I7S students trat of the ipopn
Hatifflft of 10,400 !hav tiiaWtes.
Of se, !he stiihated Kihat
100 students low and 73
do not know 4t. j
He explained that since th
test is held "eac year, stu
dents aa eatclt the disease:
before any 'serious effects oc-j
vat. riabetes, yMcti ranks
seventh 4n (the list 5 tatises
of death by disease, ean "be
fatal unless property treated.!
The wsoal signs f ffia'betes
-are increase in thirst, "con
stant hunger, (frequent urina
tion, loss of weight, intense
tfteWng, easy tiring, pain for
fingers and toes, changes to
vision, nd slow healing of
cuts and tonuses. However,!
fiiabetes may e "present
without .any signs at aiE.
The most likely targets .are;
teocs, ar overweigril, w are
past 40 years of age. How-
ever, St a strike at any e.
Weight control is as imjvav
tant prevention of the is-
ease. It can be controlled by
diet, everdse and, Sf neces
sary, fey tejfolis. Recently de
veloped ot&I tablets also help
to control the disease.
Failure to detect the dis
ease r neglect t It may
eaiise such serinus complica
tions as bean disease, failing
eyesight, hardening ef the ar
teries, kidney disorders, gan
grene, cerefcral Hemorr
hage, and diabetic coma.
There are twe purposes to
the testing drive, explained.
Dr. Rose. They are w help
instruct the Students 4a what
is available to them 3n terms
of early detection ef one dis
ease and to (further pubhc
health education.
New Technie
He sa4 4 that Sour years
ago, Student Health devised
its wn diabetic test and did
a public paper en 5t. Howev
er, they now use the National
Diabetes Association tech
nique which as (fundamentally
the same.
Weekend Social Calendai
As Nebraska fan
follow tfhe (football team and
Huslae to fhe Jayhawks home-!
coming at !Lawrence, Kansas,!
pledge functions and h'Otuse
parties will keen those 3eft
beliind busy.
Ton.w
.VLTHA WTLTA Tl Tran
ce, hour dance, 4-5 p.m.
autha omatox n -dinner
dance, ILincoln Hotel, 7
11:30 p.m.
KATTA DELTA 35 -e 1 a
Sigma IPhi, pledge bowling
(function, 4-5:30 p.m. i
NEBRASKA CENTER A
Mens Oub, bour dance, 6:30-
'i .u p.m. i
1LOVE MEMORIAL HALL
Alpha iGamma Sigma, bour
danoe, 7-8 p.m. I
FARM HOUSE Fall Party,
Lincoln Hotel, ;B:30-I2 p.m.
TOMORROW !
5)ELTA DELTA DELTA
!Phi Gamma Delta, pledge pic
nic, 2-5 p.m.
GAMMA Vm BETA DeT
ta IGpsflon, pledge dance and
bridge party, 2-S p.m.
TOWNE CUU8 Fall Party,
Town and Country (restaurant,
6:3042 p.m.
ACACIA Jttte m ffhe Nile
House Party, p.m.
PHI KAPPA PSf bus trip
to Lawrence, Kansas, aU day.
PERSHING HTFLES dinner
dance, (6-12 p.m.
SUNDAY
ALPHA OMICRON PI ;
Phi Delta Theta, pledge coke'
hour, 4-5 p.m. ;
CHI OMEGA date dinner,
6:30-8 p.m.
DELTA "GAMMA Phi
Kappa Psi, pledge bridge par
ty, 4-6 p.m.
PI BETA PHI Delta Tau
Delta, pizza party, -5 :15-7 p.m.
Health has S,000 test packets
this year. All staff members
and employees will teceive
about 1500-1700 eJ them. Di
rections (for taking the test
are en the test packets.
Organised living niss can
contact Student Health tr
farther Information and t re
ceive the test packets. Pre
dispensers wfil be placed in
the Student Union, Adminis
tration building, SeSeck, Ban-
Han, Fedde Hall, Love LM
try aad the Womens Resi
dciio Halls.
All doctors'' loffkes, ia liTi
cols will also be tree clinics
daring the week tor diabetes
tests.
Last Year SwessM
Dr. Rose said that last
year they had a (fairly suc-i
eessfaUy drive when they te
ceived $50 tests back, ea ot
tbe 5,000 distebntfted. He
hopes that they wil be able
to get wp to 50 letsrn en
Political Contrast
continued from page i.
irtgbts? that 'government's duty as enly to protect and
safeguard those rights? that government is a political,
(not. and economic institution? that tfts jjob is to teswe
political (freedom, mot economic security; that man be-.
comes a (responsible being wily when be its sallowed to
make his cwn decisions, (face bis ewn trials, attempt en
Ms ewn, fail en bis ewn, and succeeds em his mm; that
ft us the capitalist system which brought (forth the strong
es, wealthiest, most educated, (finest mation im the his
tory f mankind; and that igiven the chance 4t can do
it again.
Secondly, we must develop a public relations sys
tem. W must see that Uabor ceases to picture Re
publicans as plusb, fat, wide-toed Babbitts; that Ameri
ca again comes to know Kiepublicans, mot as propon
ents of an eld worn-eut belieS, but as (fighters for a
philosophy which emerged during the enlightenment
centuries after welfarism and socialism had been tried
and failed.
We are mow ready for the 1980s. Our very deifeat,
limited though iit was, has brought (forth an tocreased
awareness ef the problem at hand. We mow (know that
the fight is mo longer rfust between (two political partaen,
Ibut between two political philosophies preaching moom
patable doctrines. We mow bwe the men to do the
ob. With men such as William Huckley we have gamed
an articulate rhetoric and a sense of 'thitory wliich mas
long been meeded and cam erily help tus. We are mow
ibeginning. Hy 1964 we will be ready to win.
Political Debale On KFBIQ Radio
Debating '"Democrat ver
sus Republican Whats the
Difference?" Sunday evening
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Enginfiering Groups
r Meet WednettflsQ'
A con-vocation of all engi
meering societies will be held
7 p.m. Wednesday in the Low
Library Auditorium.
Featured speaker will be
Commander .Jacques irom the
Ninth Naval District ivil
Engineering (Corporation.
Following the convocation
each ?society will bold a sep
arate meeting. The public lis
Invited to attend this meeting.
will be Donald !R. Gramt,
chairman (Of the Democratic
County Committee, and Arlan
Beam, vice-chairman of the
Republican County Commit
tee. The debate will be broad
cast en KFMQ beginning -at
18 p.m. The Public Affairs
committee of the YWCA, co-,
sponsors ei the program with
the radio station, mvite all
'Interested persons to attend
the Hive broadcasts at the
Lincoln CA.
Listeners may alls tele
phone -questions to the partici
pants during the program thy
calling the WCA. . , .
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"I .pst want tJie stedenits
U 4i it siDce it is sacJi a
ipfe furocediaire,'"' said Dr,:
Riose. K-e xMei tSuat tlhey
fmni sevwal teases last
Mg wmmittfr, that
students mi liA
week ftr fhey titaik4
the tests It StaAetA RMiltV
Tlhee Uidents wil ioc
caltei ftn tta fosve blood sugar
tess ion jera M testab
Ilisli ?h&l "degree of ifiiAbeles1
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6 nconrAge ny iKterestei
llniversity tadertts to jjoin
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There aiw sweri Dnhw
sity todents wtt tfJhe irnotrp
no . The dhi'h, m'hidh m
tfarmed tfor Iboth sni$e ufl
inaTii'iefl j'titmg adnlts m'th
like to sguare fla7ioe, tmeets tsn
!he 2nfl and 4Kh Ftiaaj's cf;
adh unottth att T7S2 So. STCh.1
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irifiWt att 4 p.m. I
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more teformatian caH Niri
man Ptrigge 4779562, r
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