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Phil Gustafson
Elected New
IVCF Head
Phil Gustafson, Ag junior, has
been elected president of the
Ii it ;r-Varsity Christian Fellow
ship group for the coming year.
The retiring president is Charles
Shipman.
Other officers elected at the
IVCF dinner Thursday evening
intlude: Vice-President, Ron
Mycr; secretary, Marilyn
Aviscrod; and treasurer, Earl
Harvey.
At a joint meeting of the old
and new cabinets Monday night,
. the following students were ap
pointed to fill the committee
chairmanship positions for the
coming year: Bible study; War
ren Berggrcn: prayer, Ed Woods;
missionary, Bob G ruber; public
ity, Ray Lucht; music, Francis
Swaitwood; social, Arlcne Woo
len; assistant social, George
Wagner."
Installation of all officers and
committee chairmen will be held
Thursday, April 21, in Room 315.
Pi Kappa Phi Will
Reorganize Here
The reorganized N eb r aska
chapter of Pi Kappa Phi will re
ceive its charted from National
oil ice May 1, when they hold
initiation and installation ban
quet Plans were made during a
chapter banquet held Monday
evening. Newly initiated memb
bers and several local alumni and
prospective members heard guest
speaker Bill Simpson speak on
"The Importance of Fraternalism
in College Life." Mr. Simpson of
Marysville, Kansas, is an alfnnus
of Nebraska U.
Election was held and Don
for the first semester of the '49
'50 school year. Other officers are
Roy Horacek, treasurer, Jerry
Pike, secretary, Curtis Venell,
historian. Gene Norton, chaplain
and Edwin Spar, warden.
MAIN FEATURES START
IIUSKER: "Raw Deal," 1:00,
3:57, 6:54, 9:54. "Adventures of
Gallant Bess," 2:40, 5:37, 8:37.
VARSITY: "Tarzan's Magic
Fountain," 1:10, 3:57, 6:46, 9:36.
"Body Guard," 2:54, 5:43, 8:33.
STATE: "I Shot Jesse James,"
1:33, 3:35, 5:37, 7:39, 9:43.
Tomorrow
WALT Disney's
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SperlaJ Op-nln time Wrd. Thru. Sat
Klxiwa Start 16:30 A.M. with
Continuous IVrformanrr
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Tractor Testing
To Continue at Ag
Tractor testing is scheduled to
resume at the Ag college tractor
testing lab April 18, according to
Lester Larson, engineer in charge
of tractor testing at the lab.
The first tractor scheduled for
the test at the world-famous trac
tor lab is a new diesel powered
John Deere Model R. Larson has
received and accepted applications
for seven other tractors of differ
ent makes including Moline, Oli
ver, Gibson. Caterpillar, Case,
Massey-Harris and John Deere.
Results of past year's testing
are available in pamphlet form
from the engineering department
of the Ag college and from the of
fice of local agricultural agents.
Air Club to Show
Navigation Films
Flying Kernels will meet Wed
nesday at 7:30 p. m. in Parlor
Y of the Union. Movies, "Aerial
Navigation-Airways Flying," and
"Aerial Navigation-Maps and the
Compass," will be shown in prep
aration for the air meet at T.C.U.
in May.
The club hopes to get free
transportation to Ft. Worth for the
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to remember that Lucky Strike Means Fine Tobacco
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
NU Research
Considered in
Budget Request
The University, in requesting a
20 percent increase in its oper
ating budget, has pointed out '.hat
this investment has yielded big
dividends through the benefits of
University research.
Several examples have been
given of these benefits derived by
the state from University research.
A number of years ago Univer
sity scientists developed a new va
riety of wheat which has yielded
an average annual increase in in
come from this crop of 12 mil
lion dollars.
A control serum for swine ery
sipelas, developed by a Univer
sity scientist, has saved Nebraska
farmers millions of dollars in hog
losses annually.
The University has also con
ducted research in livestock feed
ing. Research by University sci
entists has developed the balanced
ration for livestock feeding to add
to the yearly production of cattle I
in Nebraska.
air meet, and anyone interested
in going is invited to attend the
Wednesday meeting.
Scxfy
firm, so fully packed
More or Less Social . . .
ISA Turns Every Season
Into Busy -Social Season
BY JEAN FOWLER
Every season of the year, either
:ultural or natural, finds ISA busy
with corresponding activities.
Included in the activities sche
dule are hour dances, one of which
is being held this month. These
dances give the fellows and girls
a chance to get acquainted and
are always enjoyed by all. Though
there is no set schedule for these
dances, there is generally one held
once a motth.
NEXT ON the agenda is one of
the unusual cvonts known as the
Rum's Ball. Many odd and un
usual costumes are to be seen at
this annual occasion. During the
:ourse of the evening, six finalists
are presented, one of whom will
be presented at the ISA Spring
Dance as ISA Sweetheart.
Last year's winner was Flo
Armold. She is to be entered this
year, near the end of April, in a
national contest to find a national
sweetheart for ISA.
The Spring Dance, tit which the
ISA Sweetheart is featured is al
mild, ripe, light tobacco. No wonder more indepen
dent tobacco experts auctioneers, buyers and ware
housemensmoke Luckies regularly than the next two
leading brands combined! Get a carton of Luckies today!
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so free and easy on
Tuesday, April 12, 1949
ways a favorite. The soft music
and mellow weather coupled with
pastel formals and soft lights
make this a particularly enjoyable
event.
WITH THE first sign of spring
the picnic season swings into full
force. ISA picnics are popular
both in the fall and spring. How
ever, spring seems to add that
necessary something to this activ
ity and with the approach of warm
weather, many ISA members are
seen venturing out into the air
and toward the countryside. In
tact, plans are now being made for
a picnic which . ill be the climax
of a successful social season.
Nino Music School Slaff
Members Judge Contests
School of music staff mcmln
judged music contests April 8-9
in several Nebraska cities. J. Day
ton Smith, Earnest Harrison and
Drn Lentz were in Fullerton: John
Blyth, Robert Sterna and David
Foltz in, Holdrege, and Jack Sni
der, Ka'therine Dean and Hough
ton t urr in Sidney.
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