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the Daily Nebraskan
Friday, , October, 23, 1939
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Social 'Life 'Slows
MigrationiUs a" p p a" r ently
kas swept the campus. Only
two functions are registered
for this weekend.
Saturday
Seleck Quadrangle record
hop, 8-11:30 p.m.
Sunday
Residence Halls freshnien
Seleck Quadrangle (Andrews)
card party, 2-5 p.m.
Booster Buttoiis
, Homecoming booster but
tons emphasizing "tradition
al" football spirit will be sold
by YWCA members beginning
today.
The buttons were designed
by Deanna Donnell and will
be sold for 25 cents until game
time Oct. 31 by Y members.
Phyl Grube is in charge of
the project. ;
PIZZA
SPAGHETTI
MOSTACCIOLE
LASAGNE
RAVIOLI
"R.ol
Italian Food"
7i $1.50 $2.00
OPEN 4.00 P.M. to 1:00 A M.
J457 Holdrega phon. 8-1472
PARKING LOT SOUTH OF PIZZA PALACE
Yotfrt a tripk threat man
m this Heathrow
Blazer Trio
filgtmpirited 3-piece sport ooh
fit for that "big wheel look!
fcairy-going, colorfully lined
jacket with natural shoulders
ad narrow lapel it accented
by bright metal button. Matcb
tng Poat-Grad slacks are slim,
trim and terrific. Matching vest
rTere to a lively Ancient
Madder or Foulard print.
Deftly tailored' by HIS in ft
Corduroy, luxury Woolens or in
teresting Hopsackings, $29.95
to $45.00. Hatadaome shade.
M your laorite eamcus shop.
EE Gets Equipment
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Foreign School Rep Will Interview
ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT-Laboratory equipment,
valued at $3,500, was presented to the University this
week by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation. Re
ceiving the equipment for the electrical engineering de
partment are (from left) Prof. Ferris W. Norris, and
Dean Merk Hobson. Westinghouse representatives were
J. V. Stewart (right) and A. C. Acton (second from
right). The new laboratory equipment can be used to
teach student engineers the basic principles of convert
ing mechanical energy to electrical energy and vice
versa.
Worship Services
Mil lei FMindutlon MewtuM A.
Koftrnbluni Kubbi
Friday, 8 p.m.. Sabbath Worship,
Tifervth Israel Synagogue, 3219 Sheri
dan. Saturday 9 a.m. Sabbath Worship.
Sunday, 7:30 Dm., Hillel Foundation.
Student, Union, (Fust and third Sunday),
Catholic Student Outer, Newman Center,
HIS Q
Rt. Rev. Mgr. C. J. Keenan.
Very Rev. K. F. Sheeny.
Rev Rawley Myers.
Sunday Masses at 8, 9, 10, U. 12.
DUoIplee StuJrnt Fellowship, (Christian
Churches), 1237 U
Heith D. Stephenson, minister.
10 a.m. Service of Holy Communion.
10:30 a.m. Coffee and Discussion.
5 p.m. Supper. Worship and Program.
Lutheran Student Chapel (National
Lutheran Council MS No. ltith
Alvin M. Petersen, pastor.
10:45 a.m. Morning Worship.
5:30 p.m. Uitheran Student Association.
United Campus Christian Fellowship
(PresbTtertan, Coiurreffational, fcvan
fellrsH oltpd Bretherenl 333 No. 14th
Rev. Knowies, minister.
9:30 a.m., Morning Worship.
11 a.m. Morning Worship.
5:30 p.m. Forum.
CnlvemUjr Lutheran Chapel (Mtstmurl
Srnodr 1Mb and 41
Alvin J. Norden, pastor. ,
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AC SPARK PLUG, THE ELECTRONICS
DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS, has
IMMEDIATE openings for permanent positions
in MILWAUKEE and FLINT for engineers
and designers on Thor and Mace missiles
os well as other advanced projects. If you have
a BS, MS or Ph.D. degreo in EE, Physics, Math,
or ME, you may qualify for one of the
, positions listed below.
You coo exploit your talents to the fullest
.t, degree ot AC For every AC engineer has
access to the finest equipment . . . oi
oil AC facilities.
AC and GM gladly assist your career progress
through financial assistance for graduate study
at first doss engineering schools in neorby
locations. In addition, yoo-wili have the
opportunity to take exclusive on-the-job course
work on the advanced state of the art.
DIGITAL COMPUTER ENGINEERS logic
design of special purpose computers . . .
Pulse Circuit Design . . . Airborne Digital
Computers . . . Memory Design . . .
Analog-to-digital and digital-to-onoiog
conversion. Milwaukee
TRANSISTOR APPLICATION ENGINEERS
Applied development m the field of
transistor circuitry. Flint and Milwaukee
GYRO ENGINEERS -Work on floated,
integrating gyroscopes and gyro-occelerometers
for inertia! got donee systems for missiles.
Milwaukee
INFRA-RED DEVELOPMENT Development
of the theoretical concepts that will advance
fce state of the ort of infro-red system
applications. Flint
SYSTEMS ENGINEERS Systems design,
analysts and instrumentation of inertioi
guidance. Milwaukee
OPTICS The development of optics and
optical instrumentation, A general knowledge
of military optical systems and commonly used
optical end mechanical components is required.
Flint
PRODUCT DESIGN ENGINEERS Design,
development and test of electronic components,
servos and circuits. Flint and Milwaukee
TEST ENGINEERS Design and development
of production test equipment . . . environmental
test instrumentation v;nd data reduction . . .
ground support equipment. Flint and
Milwaukee
FIELD ENGINEERS FOR FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC ASSIGNMENTS Electronics
technicians or recent technical graduates mo,
ouolify for top training on inertioi guidance,
bombing navigational systems, gyro
computers, etc
TECHNICAL WRlYERS-Electro-wechanical
or electronic writing experience. Must be able
to work with engineers in the writing of service
manuals. Flint and Milwaukee
SEE YOUR
PLACEMENT OFFICER
TO SCHEDULE
GEiNERAL' MOTORS
INTERVIEW
October 30, 1959
Spark Plug g
the Electronics Division
of General Motors
Milwaukee 1, Wisconsin
Fluit 2, Ukhigaa ,
9 : 30 i m. Blbl Clas
HI ti am, Murniiu Worship.
1:30 p.m. Gamma DrlLn.
VnWrmity Fplfropal Chaprl. 11th and R
Father Gilbert M. Armstrong, Chap
lain. a m. Holy Communion.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer.
5-JO p.m. Evening Prayer.
p.m. Canterbury,
t'nlvenlty Mfthodlit Chapel, IH'ealey
Foundation) W. B Could and J. B.
White, minister,
8 a.m. Holy Communion (Wesley llcjse
1417 R Street).
:3i) a.m. Moraine Worship (535 North
16th I
10:30 am. Coffee Hour and Bible
Study (Wesley Him.se)
p.m. Supper tWesley House)
6 p.m. Forum (Student Union)
7 p.m. Yespera (Wesley Hou.se).
NOW OPEN
ALL DAY
PARKING
20
At 711 No. 10th St.
(Ar.ro From ie Stadium)
SELF-SERV-SYSTEM
VOU MAY GO IN AND OUT
DURING THE DAY IF YOU WISH
AUTO-PARKING-CO.
PHONE 4-5595
Students interested in ca
reers with American business
and government positions will
have a chance to confer with
Dr. Staton von Grabill Fri-
day.
Dr. von
G r a b i 1 1 is
vice presi
dent of t h e
American In
s t i tute for
F o reign
Trade, or
as it is
more famili
arly known. Dr. Von Grabill
T h u nderbird, founded in
1946, provides one-year-intens-i
v e, post-college training
courses in three areas includ
ing foreign trade, area' stu
dies and languages.
The student's course Is
planned to make him of max
imum interest to a prospec
tive employer. Career pre
paration , includes practical
training for competence in the
cbnduct of international busi
ness as well as general orien
tation for living and working
abroad.
A feature of Thunderbird is
the training offered to wives
of regularly enrolled stu
dents in area work and langu
age. This training is offered
tuition-free in the knowledge
that such a trained couple
make ideal representation
abroad.
. Admission rcquirem e n t
call for a recognized bacca
laureate in the arts and sci
ences. Two semesters in resi
dence are required for the
bachelor of foreign trade and
four semesters in residence
German Club
Elects Coates
John Coates was elected
president of the German Club
Thursday.
Other newly elected officers
are Mara Kalnins, vice-president,
and Giesela Starck, secretary-treasurer.
HOMECOMING
SOUND EQUIPMENT
T. M. Duffield Co.
:17 So. 17th
of foreign
for the master
trade degree.
Dr. von Grabill can be
reached for conference
through J. P.' Colbert, cha.r
man of the committee on oc
cupational placement He will
discuss the aims and opera
tions of the Thunderbird
school located in Arizona. t
the present time, there are
two University graduates at
the school.
Degree Cantlidales
Candidates for degrees" and
certificates to be received in
January, 1960, must file for
them by Nov.. 2.
Saturday, Oct. 24th
at the
TURNPIKE
Del Whitcomb
and his orchestra
Coming
Friday, Oct. 30th.
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Suits 1.25
Skirts 65
Sweaters 60
Blouses 65
Coats (Short) 1.00
Coats (Long) . 1.35
Formals (Average) . 3.00
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One Hour Service 9 4
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Trousers 65
Sweaters 60
Sport Coat 65
Sport Shirt .. . 60
Jackets 75
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