Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1930, Page 16

i i _ IARIES— - CALENDARS = Store Are Ready o ours, § to 5:30 Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Penn. Ave. Hour Kodak Finishing FILMS In before 10:30 am. ready 4:30 same day 'COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY .. 1424 New York Ave. CREERON 614 12th ST. Yy § SALE Trimmed Hats +$2.75 to $18 .8 4 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $90 ‘The Montana 1726 M Street N.W. 10 CLOSE MEETING Wilbur to Speak at Medical Cost Committee Luncheon on Tuesday. The semi-annyal meeting here Tues- day of the Committee on the. Costs of Medical Care, of which Secretary of the Interior Ray Lyman Wilbur is chair- man, will close with 8 luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel, when report8 on some phases of the first three years' work will be presented. Speakers will be Secretary Wilbur, Dr. C.-E. A. Winslow, professor of pub- lic Bealth at the Yale School of Medi- cine, chairman of the Executive Com- mittee of the committee, and Dr. Lewellys P. Barker of Baltimore, who was active in the formation of the committee three years ago. For the past three years the commit- tee has been msking a Nation-wide study of the medical needs and fa- cilities. of the country and of the re- mn;:c to physicians and other agents of service. ‘Two reports. of subcommittees will engage the meeting.. One will be on the care of modern, scientific, medical cave for all people of the United States and the other on the provision of means for payment for medical care. 8,000 Miles for Eye Test, Probably the happiest passenger on the liner Orita, bound for the Falkland Islands, is Alfred King. He lost the sight of his right eye 25 years ago through a gunpowder accident. Re- cently he feared that he was going to- tally blind, so traveled the 8,000 miles from the Falkland Islands to London to consult specialists. They told him that he was not about to lose his sight. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER: I . Dress Reform in Uganda. Questionnaire Fad Annoys_Educator; Dr. Holt, of Rollins Col- lege Acts to Discourage Research ‘Evil’ WINTER PARK, Fla. (Special) —Dr. Hamilton Holt, president of Rollins Col- lege, annoyed by the continuous influx of questionnaires that flow acrpss his desk, has devised a retaliatory method. ‘With receipt the other day of a ques- tionnaire from an educational worker in a Western institution asking for infor- mation in a “survey” of another “edu- cational problem,” Dr. Holt dictated a “stock form” reply to be sent in future to all authors of questionnaires. The reply is as follows: “The academic mind now seems to be passing through a questionnaire craze. Almost every mail brings us requests to fill out questionnaires on every con- ceivable subject. If we comply with these it will take a great deal of our valuable time. Therefore, before we re- ply to your questionnaire just received will you kindly fill out the following questionnaire yourself? “‘1.What are your qualifications for askisg these questions? “*2. What are your qualifications for analyzing the answers received? “‘3. What guaranty will you give that the information furnished will be put to any use?” “The questionnaire craze is merely an aspect of the tendency to glorify re- search at the expense of teaching,” sald Dr. Holt. “I have seen so many ex- amples of the ‘evil’ of research that I have become prejudiced on the sub- Ject. “Today we find hosts of men engaged in the laborious, time-consuming and unprofitable task of writing uninspired theses on unimportant subjects and trying to learn more and more about less and less.” | CITY TICKET OFFICE RMERL 731 15th STREET N.W. I Monday, Nov. 17 l Daily Service 6:30 P.M., to NORFOLK Virginia Beach New York Boston New England by Sea Through Tickets ov TO & new So"be s m:m.,.w.,i" " eouts: . . 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