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Botany Expert
Retires, Plans
Virus Studies
Dr. Albert F. Woods, prominent
research authority on plant life,
and former Nebraskan, has re
tired as educational advisor of the
United States Department of Ag
riculture Graduate school and
plans to join his son, Dr. Mark
w. wooas, in an investigation of
filterable virus.
Dr. Woods received his Bat
chelor of Science degree from
Nebraska in 1890 and his mas
ter's in 1892. In 1912 he was a
warded an honorary degree as
doctor of agriculture from the
university.
Three brothers, Frank H. Woods
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iuaiK w. woods and George J.
Woods, and a sister, Mrs. Helen
Woods Haecker, reside in Lin
coln. In addition to his research In
viruses, Dr. Woods has done out
standing work in determining
causes of plant diseases. Other
honors include being chosen as a
delegate to the International In
stitute of Agriculture in Rome in
1905 and president in 1925 of the
Land Grant College association.
He holds honorary degree from
the University of Maryland and
St. .TcIid's College. Annaonlifi.
Dr. and Mrs. Woods now liv at
Hyattsville, Maryland.
Queens .
(Continued from rage I).
Mimi Loomis, Joanne Patton and
Ruth Byers.
Preliminaries.
In the preliminary judging, the
sixteen were selected from a
group of 45 candidates put up by
their respective houses. The
Beauty expert committee chose
the girls on a point system rating
mem on carriage and poise, walk,
hair, proportion, complexion, eyes,
make-up, colors, expression and
hands. The girls were scored from
one to nine on each nf lhfv Hi-
visions and the sixteen with the
highest total score were named
semi-finalists.
By Ellie Swanson.
"And what are VOil rlnincr fhi'c
weeKenar- i doubtfully asked
otveiui young men about the
campus in hones nf finrlincr n little.
p.ews. "Studying, of course, "came
thr replies. "Broke, you know."
Probably -the only social event
ui me wenena which will draw
any crowd at all. i namm r-.,,!..
naro wno is playing at the Pike
Friday ninht. Amnns tVmM at
tending will be Pat Felger with
xiarvey oiroud, sue Cochran and
Joe Partington. .T.inio nn-rifinir
ana iwarv liownay and Jean
Guenzel with Don Peglar.
Measle Epidemic?
One of the mnn mucins inci
dents of the weekend concerns
Bee Smith who came down with
measles Friday but didn't know
it until Saturday. The ATO's who
danced with her at the Pi Phi
nour dance Friday thought it was
particularly funny they didn't
Sfant to take their finals anyway.
In case you have wondered why
Bill Orr hasn't hung his pin on
Dottie Manion as yet, there is a
very simple explanation. It seems
he hung his pin on a girl in Chic
ago about 1944 and has never seen
her rince. He is now trying to
borrow a pin from his brother
Kappa Sigs but hasn't met with
mucn success.
It seems the Millie Haycraft,
Bob Burhans duo which broke up
several weeKs ago is now back
logemer. iney aren't going steady,
but cvervthine is natr-hH im An.
other interesting counlo is th nnh
easier and Marce Anthony rnm-
bi nation. They had a blind date
rriciay and are now well dated
up. This mnv be th snlnti
- if -- ay wa VS
ixd s problem.
Permanent Now.
Jean Metznor and ChiVlr rji
passed the candy Monday night
making uieir pinning look fairly
permanent. Bob Berkshire whn
hasn't done much dating this
year, surmised brother ATnve hv
kissing Jean on the cheek.
Bill Denkor
denly to Eet his car for thi uptr
end. It Seems he thinks ho miirit
oe a miie anead in the compe
tition for Tootsie Campen if he
has a car for these cold days.
One very complicated campus
"mess" is well described by this
situation. Jerry Whelan who is
tentaivtelv coins stenriv with
Ginny Kellison has been seeing
quite a bit of Jolie Venhorne.
also going steady. To makp it
mors confused, he has also been
dating Jo Ackerman and is now
inquiring about Peggy Cowles...
nice work if you can handle it,
jerry.
Early Bird.
And then there is Sid Wells who
got up at 4:30 Tuesday morning
to study for an exam. Everything
would have been all right if he
hadn't spent two hours putting
on his bow tie. Anything to be
a conege joe.
BoBlHettfiim
CORN COBS.
TIiam III 1 . i - r .
- MMTiin g in torn loo
workers In lu-lnp V 1 1 .
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P. in. loduy.
XV MKD.
hm Med Society will hold Its monthly
niniM-r-itiertlnic In the Inion on Wednes
day, Feb. . with l.r. I. K. M. Thempsoa.
aa orthopedic surgeon friMii Lincoln, as
IU.I . I I . I .
attend. The tapping for membership of
Tliola Nil, honorary pre-mcd fratrmltn.
will bit held.
Those who will attend the dinner wfli
lira thr list posted In licssey liail, Avery
Lab, and Bnwe Lab before aooa of Feb, 4,
BTI HENT COINCIL.
Filings for the two student council tsv
eaiicir will close Monday, Feb. 4. at
P. m. The positions vacuted are one Jan.
ior man in pharmacy and mm junior maa
in dental school. Any junior men In either
of thew rolh'Ki'H who intend to file may
do i (it the student activities office In
the coliseam. Elections will be held a
lib. t.
AVV.1 BlIJNO.
Friday, Jan. 24, aiul Kiidai', Jan. IL,
wlU be 1Z:30 BlKhl for all Mudeatg waa
do not have exnniinationi the folkrwlac
Hatnnluy. Saturduy, Jan. fA. will he a
1 'clock aUht. No men will be allowed
In the houses d urine exam week uv du.w
er evenlac exorpt Saturday, Jan. t. when
ry may ne m nonaea from aooa oatll
1S:SO a. m. Thin auimnMl wu
by Mind Ann JohnMin, AWS president.
PKNNy CARNlVAf.,
Prentdent
houses must (urn In pliuis for Penny Car
nival at Alias "Filler's office la Mien Smith
by A p. m. todir. failure to uihmH nj.
will dlsauaUfy participants, aeesrdiaK t
Mary live and Hcvertv Jachaon. eo-elinlv.
mra of the event.
KOS.MKT 1MB.
All active members of the Koanei Kiak
are reqaesled to be at a siweisl meeUac
In MM.iii S07 of the I nlon toduv at 5 p. m.
for the purpose of electing; ultlvm.
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