Thursday; May 6, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Commissions
Available in
Air Component
Individuals who formerly served
in the World War II Air Force as
officers or enlisted men, are elig
ible to be commissioned into the
regular component of the Air
Force, headquarters announced
today.
Detailed information is avail
able in Room 201 in the Armory
Those who are pursuing a post
graduate course in the following
fields or who are obtaining a
B.S. egree in June, are of par
ticular interest to the Air Force:
civil engineering, electricity, phy
sics, meteorology, law, chemical
engineering, electrical engineer
ing, industrial and production en
gineering, metallurgy, physiology,
psychology, and aeronautical en
gineering. Applicants must have served in
the Air Force since December 7,
1941. They must be under 27
years of age, or not more than
the period of service over the age
of 27. Their prior service record
must indicate honorable and ef
ficient scrvce.
Prior officers selected will be
returned to the permanent grade
of Second lieutenant, USAF, and
in the temporary grade in the
ttcatt friTocnnnriinff to their
V. V. . KJ f ct
grade held before separation from
the service, jnnsiea jieiaui"'
...ill K returned to ac-
fcClC Iti l, v. - -
tive duty in the permanent grade
Of Second lieutenant, ui".
Adelphis Elect Officers,
Name Nutzman Prexy
Adelphi officers for the coming
year were elected at ineir inu
day night meeting. Those elected
were: Mildred Nutzman, presi
dent; Glenna Van Horn, vice
president; Ann ivunci, secieiaijr.
Pat Bach, treasurer; Jan Sielaff
historian.
A special dinner and installa-
nffiroro will be held MOn-
llVA U. '
day evening, May 17, at Ellen
smith nan.
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Ag Virion Slates
Juke Box Dance
A inkp hnx dance. sDonsored by
Vio Aw TTninn entertainment com
mittee, will be held this Friday
night from 8:30 to ii:.ju in me
College Activities ballroom.
will be free and the
whole Ag Union will be open, in
cluding the Dell, card room and
music room. Music win De Dy rec-
nt-Aa The Hanrfi is the second In
a series of free entertainment
nights sponsored by the Ag en
tertainment committee.
TKie rnmmittpp headed bv Ivan
Liljegren, includes Sue Bjorkland,
Keith Kegley, wen Miner,
Smith and Jim Lutz.
Sears Award
Winnerslnvited
To Banquet
ah raoinionta of scholarships
from the Sears Roebuck founda
tion are invited to a dinner to be
given Tuesday, May 18, at the
Cornhusker hotel, according to an
announcement from Dean W. W.
Burr of Ag college.
tv iiinmir la snonsored an
nually by the Sears Roebuck
foundation and the Lincoln Sears
Rnoriiir store. A rerjresentative
from the foundation will be pres
ent at the dinner and ti. a.
Schimm, manager of the Lincoln
store, will be in charge of the
dinner. Miss Margaret Fedde of
the Home Economics department
is also on the committee for the
dinner.
Tnvifntinnc will he sent Out from
the Dean's office this week. Any
hnlHers or recent winners of Sears
Roebuck scholarships who do not
receive invitations snouia cnecs.
at the Dean's office to receive an
invitation and have their names
put on the list.
AventnncpR for the dinner
shniild he in the Dean's office by
May 14. Over 100 students are now
attending Ag college on sears
Roebuck grants.
Corn Experiment
Given Additional
$3,000 Donation
r.ift nf $3 000 from the Kelloee
Co. to help develop a white hy
brid seed corn tor neorasKa io
the University of Nebraska Foun
dation was announced Wednes
day by Perry W. Branch, director-secretary.
The company has given the
university $6,000 previously for
this research project, which is un
der the direction of David McGill
and John Lonnquist of the agri
culture college agency department.
Since 1943 the nrolect has de
veloped several promising variet
ies. The jesearcn seexs a variety
whirh will combine hieh yield.
standability and early maturity
for central ' Nebraska, principal
white corn area in tne state.
White corn is used for cereals,
sizing, paste and a number of
other industrial products.
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COLLEGE
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Jules Herman
and his orchestra
Dancing 9 until 12
Couples Only
Adm. 1.50 per. couple
' Tax Included
Mother's Day Cards
Alio tpeciaU for Grandmother;
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Secret Pah, etc.
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