CAMPUS PHOTO
MAN TAKKS SNAPS
OF WKST SCKNKS
A. F. Iarriv, photocrnrr for
the rmervatlon and mirvcy tflvl
aion of th Unlvrralty or Ne
braska, U rn,UnK two wreka In
tb North I'lAlte valley ot N
hriuiVa and Wyoming Uklnjc mo
tl )iclura and attil picture to
comi.lota iikh ub)ccU aa water
power and Irrigation.
The work ta brln don In co
operation with the aitrtcultura and
colonisation department of the
liurlington railroad.
;iantmammotii
aijmost causes
lU'l.ClNC WALIS
Mammoth txiskn and akuH ao
hue that they could not be placed
In the work room were received
tho first part of the week at the
Mate muwum 1otv1 In Morrill
hall.
A special tar and 10 foe secured
tor .shipment from Trenton where
the Kpclmen wm excavated, aa It
waa too larfe to go In the door of
an ordinary box car.
For the present It baa been
placed la elephant hall and will be
dmplayed in one of the caaes
within a few daya.
LAST TWO OF EOUK
CHEMISTS COMPLETE
PH.D. EXAMINATIONS
The last two of four students to
take their doctor's examinations In
organic chemistry this summer
were Charles Richard Saunders
ttiid Robeit EuKi'ne Etrelmiller.
They receive their Ph.D. decrees
today. Saunders majored in or
ganic chemistry and minored in
mathematics and physical chemis
try. His doctors thesis was on
Isometric Nitro- and Amino
Napnthylarsonic Acids."
Dr. Saunders received his B. Sc.
degree in 1923 from the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute in Auburn.
Ala. In 1925 he was given his Mas
ter of Science degree from the
tame institution and served as as
sistant in the department of chem
istry while working for it. He
Berved as an instructor in chemis
try at LaFayette college, Easton,
Pa., from 1926 to 1928 and since
has been & research fellow at
Northwestern and at Nebraska.
He is a member of Alpha Chi Sig
ma., Phi Lambda Upsilon and
Sigma Xi.
Dr. Etzelmiller also majored in
organic chemistry and minored Id
mathematics and physical chemis
try. His doctor's thesis was on
"The Influence of the Arsono
Group on the Activltv of Nuclear
Halogen."
Dr. Etzelmiller is a native Ne
braskan, living in Minden, Neb.,
during boyhood and graduating
from the high school there in 1918.
He received an A. B. degree from
Cotner in 1923, was principal of
the Bethany high school from
1923-26. Two years'' work at the
University of Nebraska won him
his M. Sc. degree in 1928. He, like
Mr. Saunders, has been a research
fellow at Northwestern and Ne
braska the past two years. His af
filiations include Sigma XI, Phi
Lambda Upsilon, Alpha Chi Sig
ma, and the American Chemical
society.
COLLINS KETUKNS
FKOM AUTO TOUR
Visits Son at Pelican Lake
And University Fossil
Party at Diggings.
F. G. Collins, assistant curator
at the museum, returned. to Liny
coin last Saturday from an auto
mobile trip through South Dakota
and Minnesota. Accompanied by
Mrs. Collins, he visited his son. O.
C Collins of the department of
mathematics at his summer cabin
on Pelican lake.
Before returning Mr. and Mrs.
Collins toured the Black Hills, and
came back to Lincoln through
Chadron and Valentine where Ne
braska fossil parties are digging
this summer. Mr, Collins did some
digging himself and was enthusi
astic in his praise of the students'
work.
Corn in western Nebraska Mr.
Collins found badly fired and does
Hot believe it will make more than
half a crop even with rain in the
next few days.
MISS GALLATLY TO LEAVE.
Miss Pauline Gallatly of the de
partment of dramatics will leave
this week end for Chicago. She
expects to take a trip through
Michigan before returning: in the
CftS.
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