1939
The Doily Nebrask.an
Pace
March
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Trawer. Sandra Laaker; task ttuma. tut: tee Pretacku. Caral SanraJaac;
, Juoie iluaai. i Ptedee Tramer, Smarm Ratnafcro;
, fkeha tletta IVaa: Praaideat, Lyna Rusk Chairman. Franc-at Smieaemaa.
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! Trainer. Jeaa SeU kuaa Ctuuinum. iudj an: ire Presiaent and Pledce Traaier.
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Irainer, Linda alt. Rush Chairman,
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German Chemist
Plans Lecture
Here Tuesday
Dr. Feodor Lynen, a bio
chemist at Munich University,
will be a guest lecturer at the
: University Tuesday
He will speak on "Function
ol Coenzyme A in Fat and
Lipid Metabolism" at 3 p.m.
; in Bessey Hall Auditorium.
Co-sponsors of his visit ai-e
the University Foundation
and the department of physi-
I ology.
Dr. Lynea is the Director
f the Institute for Cll Chem
istry at the Max Plank In
stitute in Munich, Germany.
K-Stale Council
3Iust Know Law
Student Council hopefuls
at Kansas State must take
a test on the constitution ia
order to run for office.
According to the Kansas
State Collegian, 11 of 73 peti
tioners failed to pass the ex
amination -d-ith a score of 80
per cent.
The editorial commented
that this is ""one good method
of eliminating student officers
who are willing to take the
'honors but are not walling to
do the work."
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Wheat Research
Work Totals 26
Twenty - six projects in
wheat research are now being
carried out by the University
Agricultural Experiment Sta-
braska Wheat Commissi -w
ere told.
State Tale
Compilation
Printing Due
A collection of Nebraska
legends coir piled by the lat?
Louise Pound of Lincoic is V
be published by the Univr
sity Press tarty in Miy.
the Board of Regents at
proved the publi-ation at it
meeting last week.
A "lively collection of ir
teresting and colorful legend
about Nebraska" is the wa
Bruce Nicoll, press director
described the book.
"Nebraska Folklore" is a
book for everyone who enjoys
early-day yarns and how they
happened to be started, ac
cording to Nicoll.
Rainmakirg and lovers
leaps; the famous John G.
Maher hoaxes which ranged
from a petrified man to a
land-locked sea monster; a
trio of Nebraska strong men
who rival the prowess of Paul
Bunyan and such real-life
characters as 01 a f Ber-
strom, Swedish pioneer Miss
Pound reports on a 1 1 these
things.
Miss Pound urns one of
America's foremost folklor
ists. This collection of 16 studies,
her final book, reflects her
rest for language, for scholar
ship and for Nebraska, Nicoll
sail
Computer Expert jj
ITi7! Lecture
Prof. P. C. Hammer, direc
tor of the University of Wis
consin Computing Center, will
be a guest speaker at the L ni
versity Tuesday. ;
He will deliver two lectures, j
"Some Problems of Large,!
Scale Computing in a Univer- I
sity" and "Numerical Analy-';
sis," a mathematics coUo-l-
quium. They will be held at .
7:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. respec
tively in B,m. 225, Burnett.
The University Research
Council and the department of
mathematics are sponsoring
Prof, Hammer's lectures.
I New Wheat Lab Proposed on Ag
A new wheat quality labor- j en a report on wheat research
atory has been proposed for j being conducted by Univer
the College of Agriculture. ! sity Experiment Stations dur-,
Members of the Nebraska ing an all-day meeting Thurs
Vheat Commission re giv-1 day. '
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te-Wjibuoe rqulpairm wilk Traffic aad Plant Manager.
Success story with a moral to It
Robert C Trte" McCullough cA hi
Bachdor of Arts oVgrr from Columbia
in June, 1955. In September, be toc4
a job selling for a manufacturing firm.
He mas hurriedly trained and, aftrr
23.000 miles on the road. forkWI be
asn1 fuDy using his capabilities.
He resigned and contacted hts coDege
Placement Ofnce- Interviews with a
horl cif firms followed. Pete chose the
New York Tele hone Cxjmpany.
That was AjriL 195L He spent the
nrit 13 months training getting basic
experience as installer, repairiaan,
frameman. siafl assistant, etc. He was
then appointed Sen it Foreman.
In January, 1957, be moved over lo
the business side f the company. In
May, 1957, be became a supervisor. In
January, 1958, be managed a business
office serving 25,000 customers, w i& 42
people reporting I Lim.
In October, 19SS, Pelt promoted
mpitMU) District- Commercial, Mana
ger. RtpGrlin U him now fre tuo
Lupines office managers, nine sttper
i'hort mni 51 teniice rcpresetitiiUM
and cierioal personnel. There ere 61,009
customers in ike territory he tends tip.
That's Pete's 4ciry up to now. Fu
ture promotions 3epeid a bun. Op
poitnnilies are practically unlimited in
the Cell Telephctne Companies for Pete
and many young men like him.
Moral: The most capable f mm
need good training and honest pro
motion opportunities to move ahed as
they should. Shop carefully for your
career. And 1 sure lo talk to the Bell
interviewer w hen be visits your campus.
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Pi Tau Sigma
Howard Kirsch has been
elected president of Pi Tau
Sigma, national mechanical
engineering honorary.
Other officers include Edwin
Fisher, vice president; John!
Kern, recording secretary, !
Steve Pawelski, treasurer; j
Richard Sliger, corresponding ;
secretary; and Buddy Miles, j
historian.
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March 19, 2(1. 1959
A CAREER AT BOEIMG U the rlioic f an err in raMn; numler
of etudenlB from Kebrahka Univernity. lUn-'mz looks forward lo
a long aad pleasant aro iation with ibo jrradual who will join
he organization at the end of the prnt hool je-ar.
THE BOEING STORY U an iiaprww' on.. Ci.ntact the plavnint
office now for an appointment with the Btein rareer oniu1tani(.
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interview in the ADMLMSTRATION BU1LD1IVG.
BUSINESS GRADUATES
Business Administration, Accounting , Industrial Management,
Statktirians, elc will aUo interview in the AIJBJ1MSTRATIO.N
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