THE DAILY NERRASKAN
Tuesday, May 10, 1949
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Itcginicnlnl Parade to Climax
Federal ROTC Inspection Tour
A two-day federal inspection
tour of thp university Army pnd
Air Force ROTC units "will be
climaxed with a regimental pa
?ade Tuesday at 1 p. m. west of
the coliseum. The pnhlir is in
vited to witness this event.
Five officers representing the
field and air fortes of the De
partment of Defence are making
the inspec tion, vhic h ( overs all
activities of ROTC on the ram-
pus.
SIX AWARDS will he p,e-
Nll-Mcils (,llOOS
Shilr ffr Officers
,Iamc T'.lankentiip and Ruth
Alie .ToJmson bave been submit
ted as Nil-Mod presidential candi
dates ly the nominating commit
tee. Other nominees are: vice-president,
Kenneth McKihbon and
Lawrence Dnylan; secretary, Kitk
I, ewis and .T. Smith; treasurer,
Dick McDonald and Robert Tink
er; news reporter, Keith Morey
nod Robert Kirchman.
The Nn-Med elect inn will be
be'd at fi p. m Wednesday, May
II, in the Tove library auditorium.
Tickets will be on sale fur the
annual Nil-Mod pic nic which w ill
be held Saturday. May H. at An
telope pork.
Actors hah Givvs
Mystery Drama
Tb Actors lab, directed, acted.
find cfTged by students, will pie
cent 'l.mlifs in Retirement" by
Fdward Deny and Repinald Den
bam this evening in the Temple
building Curtain time is R p. m
Directed by F.li7abeth Full-S-.vr'V.
the plav is a suspense-mystery
with a selling in an old es
tate in Fntland.
Cast includes Flaine Famphear
He I,eonnra l iske. Christine Phil
lips as Fury, Jo Speidell as F,l -len
Creed, Jean Day as liuisa
Creed, Mary Sieler as Fmily
Creed, Clare Denlon as Albeit
Feather and llarbara Malm as
Sister Theresa.
MAIN 1 KATUKKS ST A NT
STATE: 'The Walking Hills.
1:32, 3:42, 5 42, 7:42, P .44.
VARSITY: 'Daughter of the
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pska Patrol, ' 2 52, 5 40, fl 28
lll'SKfR: "Tlie Firing Tieers.'
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senfed: The Tershing award, for
the top military student in the
Pershing Rifles established in the
will of the late Ceneral John J.
Pershing, to be presented by Miss
Mae Pershing. Lincoln, the Gen
eral's sister; the Nebraska 40 and 8
award; the American legion
Auxiliary award; the Honor Com
pany award; the Air Force Asso
ciation award; and the Certificate
of Proficiency to the POTC unit
on the b:isis of last year's inspec
tion. A YEAR A(iO. the University's
!U)TC was given a superior rat
ing, highest possible award. Mem
bers of this year's inspection team
are:
Field Forces Col. James F.
Shumate, Topcka. Kas , executive
of the Kansas Military district;
Major Patrick D. Henley, Cromid
General Staff School, Ft. Piley,
Kas, and ('apt Raymond A.
Schafer of the Kansas State Col
lege ROTC staff.
Air For c es - Col Lniie P. Tur
ney, Head'iuar ters, Tenth Air
Force, Ft P.enjamin Harrison. In
diana; and Major Peter Deisch of
the ROTC staff at Notre Dame
uni ver sit.v.
Union
Cnlrmhtr
Craft Shop, Wednesday, 7-9
p. m., Ag Union.
Craft Shop, Thursday, 1-5
p. m., Ag Union.
Starlight Terrace Hall, featur
ing Russ Kruger and his band,
Friday, 0-12 p.m., Ag Union.
Admission 60c.
'Lloyds of Inndon," starring
Freddy Hartholomew, Tyrone
Power, and Madoline Carroll,
Sunday, 3 p. m , Ag Union.
Coffee Hour, following the
show, Sunday.
YM. YW Plan
Annua Picnic
Patty' Party!
Today at 5 o'clock, the YMCA
and the YWCA are holding their
annual picnic at Pioneers park.
All YW and YM members and
their fi iends ar e invited to at
tend. Among the events taking place
will bo the traditional snfthall
game plaved between the Ag YM
and the City YM.
All l eser at ions for this event
Dean Lambert
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A g Convocation
Dean W. V. Lambert will speak
at an Ag college convocation for
the first time Wednesday nt 11:15
a. m.
Speaking in the College Activi
ties building. Dean Lambert will
talk on "Some Factors to Con
sider in the Choice of a Career '
All J 1:20 classes will be dismissed
fot he convocation.
The convocation is an annual
one sponsored by Alpha Zeta,
agricultural honorary. Jack Haird,
letiring Alpha Zeta chancellor,
will be master of ceremonies.
Special music will be furnished
by a woodwind quartette from
the School of Music. In charge
of the convocation is a committee
from Alpha Zeta headed by
Dwight Kaster, and including
Wayne Nielson and Lloyd Wiith.
must be phoned into the Y office
right away.
Transportation will 1e pro
vided by YM members. All
those desiring a ride out to Pio
neers paik should be over at the
Temple Pudding by 5 o'clock.
Chairmen of this affair are Jan
Uufford and Dave Keen.
I NU
Ihillelin Board
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There will le a square dance
in the Student Union ballroom
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., sponsored
by the City Campus Square Dance
club. Kvcryone is cordially in
vited to attend.
The Chamber mimic concert
scheduled for May 5 has been
postponed until May 20 at 8 p. m.
It will be held in I.ove Auditorium
as originally scheduled.
Sagvland Film
Planned Today
Sageland birds and animals will
be the subject of the last Audubon
Screen Tour at Ixrve Memorial
Library Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Titled "Sounds of the Sageland,"
the film is a color picture show
ing the wealth of animal and plant)
life in the sagelands of America.
Songs and sounds of birds and
animals will be given bv Alice and
Harold Allen, National Audubon
society lecturers.
The lectures are sponsored by
the University's Museum and Ex
tension division and the Audubon
society. Admission is 60 cents per
person.
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