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I 1 i NEBRASKAN Sunday, Feb. 6, 1949 d a THE DAILY nine water. Bee after 5:30 or Sundav. IHhe mefrieia, izui wml -w it., Capitol Trailer Camp. Scientist, Journalist Will Help Observe Charter Day Two prominent poisons, one in science and the other in journal ism, will hel.) the University of observe the 80lh an- rl its chartering Nebraska niversary Feb. i:. They aie E. C. tionally prominent on Stakm;m. iui Univcrsity of Minnesota scientist who is the 1!I49 president of the American Association for the Advancement of Srience. and Eugene Robb, assistant general nrmaser of the Hearst newspapers. DR. STAKM.W v i 1 1 address the Charter Day convocation to be held the morning of Feb. 15. During the convocation the Uni versity will confer its highest non-academic honor, the Ne- bruoUa Huilder a ward, upon prominent citizen of the state. The .speaker is chief of the Division of riant Tathology and Agricultural Botany at Minnesota, lie is a scientist and philosopher who has won many honors for his research in this country and abroad and h is served on many important national and interna tional scientilic committees and hoards. ROBB will speak at the annual Charter Day dinner sponsored by the Lincoln club of the Nebraska Alumni Association. The dinner will be held Charter Day evenin in the Union ballroom. He will share the rostrum with Chancel lor R. G. Gustavson who will speak briefly. Mr. Robb graduated from Ne braska in 1930. He was an out standing student as an under graduate, being selected for mem bership in Thi Heta Kappa. Later he took graduate work rt Prince ton and then obtained a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from George Washington University. In addition to being assistant general manager of the Hearst papers, he is a director of Pcjep scot Paper Co., and Washington Editor, of Forbes Magazine. Kclraclion Because ol a story turned in in correctly to The Daily Nebraskan editor, there was an error in the Student Foundation story in Fri day's edition. It was stated that all Student Directory salesmen would be awarded one point for every di rectory sold after Jan. 2. The correction is: One point will be awarded for every directory sold on or alter Feb. 2. Prior to that time, one point will be given for evorv ten directories. Classified FOR SALE Complete enatrieerinK draw. Iiik act Keaaonaniy pricea. uomact rhil Myers, 2-7740. LOST: Prawn billfold. RF.WARn. Ca'l larryl Luhoaiewci, Dorm A. 2-76S1. FOR Bale New wooden, B-flnt Roehm yalem clarinet. Kvenings: 3-2809. KOR mile 1047 "M" ayatem 25 foot .raller house, porch, electric refrigerator, "ill- LOST 1 pair (nausea tn brown case, about Jlth & I Mione Kim Lukens, 2-7915. Reward. MORROW'S Self-Service Laundry, 1024 I) St. Open 9:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Student owned. lllih & IK J ft ism JJiankinq. ipiL bify ihsL Minuted cjimbiq Always think of the CO-OP First I he Co-op tie 4 ry A rJ M . . on the Chesterfield Supper Club Radio's outstanding nighttime show. Starring Perry and his partners Jo Stafford and Peggy Lee. Featuring the Fontane Sisters, theStarlighters, and the orchestras of Mitchell Ayres, Dave Barbour and Paul Weston. Tune in all NBC stations, five nights a week, coast to coast. It's Great Entertainment! I Mrs ,& 7 Ll mA (jo l 4 V-i CT 4yCCy in MGM's latest technicolor 77 v firTr TTTV'"-' ' 1 1 L-V A A 1 rw;u'; Mr tji M Ml y rcaV'ctor t 'Supper Club Favorites" at your local Record Dealer ! . j J V " nr-7 Copf nghi 1949, Licccit A Nnu TotMSO Co. A J'