Sunday, May 22, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAM
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UNESCO Planners . . .
THE LNESCO steering committee talks over plans for the all
campus conference held in February. Left to right are: Jerry
Young, Bob Nichols, Shirley Sabin Quisenberry, Sue Allen nnd
Marion Crook. The conference received special recognition at the
national UNESCO conference in the spring.
Engineer Board Told
Don Cochran, electrical engi
neering junior, is the new chair
man of the Engineering Exec,
board. He succeeds Graham
Jones of the civil engineering de
partment. Other officers include Jim Stod
dart (chem. e.), vice-chairman,
and John Sahs (ag. e.), secretary
treasurer. Prof. E. J. Malmo is
the new faculty advisor, succeed
ing Prof. J. S. Blackman.
Classified
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LEAVING for San Francisco atiout June
2. ran take two. Ed Weisenreler.
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FOR SALK- 1947 trailer home, 2 t.lorks
from campus. Set Terrill at lfi.';4 Que
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man on outxkirta of Linroln, full main
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Coo;rapliers Elect Ilexes
Professor Leslie Ilcwes, chair
man of the geography depart
ment, has been named president
of the midwestcrn division of
American Geographers.
Professor Hewes was elected
at a recent meeting held in
Kearney which was attended by
50 geographers from this area.
The group also made a tour of
southeastern and south central
Nebraska under the direction of
the University of Nebraska geo
graphy department.
Sima Xi Tabs
62 Scientists
As Members
Nineteen scientists, twelve of
them on the University faculty
were named members of the Uni
versity chapter of Sigma Xi,
scientific research society of
America, at an initiation banquet
hold Wednesday night.
The new members are: Harry
W. Brown. Paul L. Cooper, Rob
ert T. Copeland, John F. Hollie,
jr., Herbert W. Johnson, Marvin
F. Kivett and Richard G. Petts.
The following faculty members
were elected: John ' F. Gaines,
Harold Gifford, jr., A. N. Logault,
Andrew P. Mnuzurk, H. Allen
Moser, Leonard Nelson, Arnold
N. Schultz, Adam Skapski, James
F. Tollman. Donald F. Wagner,
Ronald A. Wenkel and Robert L.
Wear.
FORTY-THREE graduate stu
dents were named associate mem
bers. They are: Charles Acker
man, Philip Anderson, Forest
Baker, Norval Barker, Nolan Ba
son, Elmer Beckman, Farrel Bran
son, Elden Burcham, Roy Chess
more, Elton Cook, Richard Dean
and Lloyd Elrod.
Lilla Farneth, Wendell Johnson,
Ralph Jollenston, Robert Jones,
Maurice Lamoree, David McGill,
Scott Miller, Martin Minthorn, jr.,
Edward Palmer, Floy Pelletier,
Hugh Phillips, Mahoud Hagab,
Wilber Ringler and Norman Rol
lins. Arthur Russell, James Shoe
maker, Frederic Shiere, Chandra
Singh, Theodore Sonderegger,
Howard Stacy, Laser Starker,
Fred Starks, Raymond Staten,
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ED M'CULLOUGII and Donna Jean Saum close the doors to the
University Theatre. The Theatre was condemned by the state fire
marshal at the beginning of the semester as being unsafe for
public gatherings. As a result of the closing, the Theatre had to
make many changes in production plans.
Schramm Named
Union President
The new officers for the Union
board for next year were named
John Toren, Bernard Wendt, Wal
lis Wimberly, Charles Winter,
Robert Wersing, Yao Hua Wu,
and Leroy Zimmerman.
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at the awards banquet held last
night.
The officers are: Professor
Schramm, president; Paul Welt
chek, vice president; Fritz Daly,
secretary; John Sellek, treasurer;
By Hooper, chairman of student
activities.
Professor Foltz of the school of
music was elected to the position
of faculty member of the board.
47 MILLER'S
Silver to "be Treasured
styled by leading silversmiths
Lunt, Gorliam, International, Wallace,
Towle, Heed Q Itarton, and Heirloom
. . . they're all represented in our out
standing collection ... 50 patterns,
ranging from the delicate tracery of
Gorham's Greenbrier to the rich
carving of Towle's O.d Master, are
ready for jour selection.
A. A PRELIDE by l!TEl(.A
TIOyAL i.x pirre letting .. .22.63
( tax inclmlril )
It. STRADIVARI by WALLACE
$ix piece, netting 27.90
( tax included )
C. MODERN VICTORIAN by
LL'NT, ix piece netting $26
(tax included)
(TliLLER l PA?flE