Schweitzer Remarkable/
Says Deneke in SU Talk
"Dr. Albert Schweitzer 1h, I
think, the most remarkable of
the remarkable men of our time,"
Margaret Denekc, honorable fel
low and chairmaster of Lady
Margaret Hall In Oxford Kng
lanrl, and a close frlenii of Sch
weitzer told a Tuesday afternoon
assembly In the Student Union
ballroom.
"1 have never Been the power
and purpose In him equalled,"
Hhe continued, "and I have never
«een such modeHty of aoul.”
Met by Accident
MIbh Deneke firat met Schweit
zer by accident In 1922 when he
wan conducting a lecture tour at
Oxford.
fn an attempt to escape an af
ternoon cloudbruat, she went in
to the Church of St. Philip and
St. J::mcs where ahc heard a
man whom she recognized as
Dr. Schweitzer, playing the mu
sic of Bach.
She then attended the last lec
tur> in the series he wan deliver
ing. and made hm acquaintance
by offering him a ticket to a
Schubert concert which we wax
unable to attend.
Two yearn taler nhe again met
Kchw-uzer, who Invited her to
visit hut mission hospital in Dm
boreni- Africa. At that time Nhe
had a United Staten lecture lour
planned arid could not accept the
First Thanksgiving
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to the great Lord and Knler of
Nation* and beseech Him to
pardon our national and othei
ti ansgresslona, to enable us all,
whet tier in public or private
stations, to perform our Several
and relative duties properly and
punctually, to render our na
tional government a blessing to
all the People, by constantly
being a government of wise, just
ami constitutional laws, dis
cretely and faithfully executed
and obeyed, to protect and guide
all Sovereigns and Nations (es
pecially such as have show-n
kindness unto us) and to bless
them with good government
pr ice, and concord. To promote
the knowledge and practice of
true religion and virtue, and the
increase of science among them
and Us, and generally to grant
unto all Mankind such a degree
of temporal prosperity as He
alone knows to be best.
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invitation; however, after the
tour she visited his station.
Assists Schweitzer
In Lamborene, Mism Dcneke
nerved a* a nurse and laboratory
assistant to Schweitzer for about
a year. She also helped him com
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men will be due Monday at 5 p.m.
I in the Student Union. If more
than five petitiona are received
the petitioners will be screened
by the ASUO screening commit
tee on Nov. 27 or 28.
Final interviews for petitioners
will be held at the ASUO senate
meeting Nov. 29.
'Major Barbara'
Showing Slated
"Major Barbara," the last
Wednesday evening educational
movie of the term, will be shown
Nov 28 in 138 Commonwealth
hall.
A George Bernard Shaw play,
the movie will begin at 7 pm.
and 9 p.m. It stars Rex Harri
son.
A new series of educational
movies, sponsored by the Stu
dent Union movie committee, will
begin winter term.
plete the third hospital which he
had been forced to build in Lam
borene. The first one was liter
ally eaten by ants and the second
had to be destroyed because the
surgical wards had become in
fected.
Upon the completion of the
hospital, Schweitzer presented
her, together with his other nurs
es, with a bracelet made of gold
thread and elephant hair.
Miss Deneke told the group
that she had learned two basic
philosophies from Schweitzer
who is 82 and still carrying on
his medical and missionary work.
"First, don't take the good things
in live for-granted,” and second,
"have two points of view, never
concentrating on your own.”
Physical Therapy
Speech Subject
Inviting the members of Orides
to view a film and to visit the
winter open house at Sacred
Heart hospital physical therapy
was Mrs. Walter Huffacker.
She spoke to members on
“Physical Therapy as a Career”
at their Monday evening meet
ing.
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Monday, Adviser
Meetings Billed
Winter term adviser confer
| ences will be held Monday even
ing to have winter term pro
grams approved and signed. Win
ter term time schedules will be
available in the registrar’s office
, Monday.
Lower division conferences will
be held at the places indicated in
the time schedule, and upper di
' vision conferences will be held in
j the office of each adviser.
Before the conference, students
.should prepare programs on the
special form in the time schedule.
If the winter term schedule is
approximately the same as the
fall schedule, it may be approved
and signed at once. The student
may keep the schedule until
registration Jan. 2, without re
• turning it to his adviser. If any
I changes need to be made later,
: students may make appointments
with their advisers.
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Faculty Men Visit
Arizona Conclave
Three members of the Univer
sity faculty will attend the an
nual meeting of the Philological
Association of the Pacific Coast.
The meeting is Friday and Satur
day at the University of Arizona
; in Tucson.
Those attending are F.G. Black,
professor of English; D. M.
Dougherty, head of the foreign
language department; and C. L.
Johnson, associate professor of
romance language.
Black is vice president of the
association. Dougherty will sum
up results of his recent research
of "La Geste de Monglane." John
son will discuss Keats, "Ra
belais and Pausanias.”
The purpose of this association
is the advancement and diffusion
of philological knowledge.
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