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The Daily Nebroskan
Wednesday, Jonuory 7, 1959
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On Ag Campus
Radio, Signals Detect
Bloating in Animals
Bloating in animals may
now be detected through the
' medium of radio signals,
Animal research physiolo
gists at the University have
proved it is possible to de
tect bloating in animals by
means of a small FM trans
mitter placed in the ani
mal's stomach to measure
pressure changes. The de
vice sends information back
xto laboratory recording ma
chines. The small transmitter is
Ag
YW to Elect
President Today
Ag YWCA elections will be
held today from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. in the Ag Union.
Candidates for president are
Erwina Hutchinson and Jane
Savener.
Miss Hutchinson is a mem
ber of the Council of Religion,
University 4-H Club and Alpha
XI Delta. She is a sophomore
in Home Economics.
Miss Savener, a junior in
Home Economics, is a mem
ber of Tassels, Phi Upsilon
Omicron and Love Memorial
will be held today
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the
Ag Union.
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FRACTURED JOT!
We don't know how else to tell you
what a hilariously funny picture this is
except to inform you that we're reinforcing
our roof because the laughter may blow it
sky-high !
Incredible, you say. Well every
thing about "The Sheriff Of Fractured
Jaw" is incredible incredibly funny with
one riotous sequence after another!
'The Sheriff Of Fractured Jaw" is
the new look in laughter you've been look
ing for!
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about an inch in diameter
and six inches long. It con
tains a transistor, with pow
er supplied by an ordinary
flashlight battery, enclosed
in a polyethylene case.
When any pressure
changes occur in the stom
ach of the animal, the
change pushes one end of
the transmitter and sends
an impulse to the recorder
in the laboratory.
Since transistors need no
wires, a good picture of an
animal's normal stomach
pressures can be deter
mined, according to Dr.
Loyal Payne, associate pro
fessor of animal pathology
and associate physiologist.
Cattle in which the small
transmitters are placed are
put on pasture, using the
pasture fence as a receiv
ing antenna. So far, no dis
turbances in the experi
mental cattle have been
noted.
Animals selected are us
ually about ready for
slaughter since this is the
only way the device can be
recovered. It is usually left
in the animal about three
weeks.
Council on Religion
The Council on Religion
will meet Thursday at 7 p.m.
in the basement of the Luth
eran Student Association, 535
No. 16th.
Main Feature Clock
Stuart: "Roots Of Heaven,"
1:30, 4:10, 6:50, 9:25.
Lincoln: "Some Come Run
ning," 1:15, 3:50, 6:25, 9:00.
Nebraska: "The Opposite
Sex," 1:04, 5:11, 9:18,. "Lust for
Life," 3:05, 7:12.
Varsity: "I Want To Live,"
1:00, 3:09, 5:18, 7:27, 9:41.
State: "Legion Of The
Doomed," 1:00, 3:43, 6:26, 9:09.
!'Gunsmoke in Tucson," 2:15,
4:58, 7:41, 10:24.
Starview: "Cartoon," 7:15.
"The Tunnel of Love," 7:25,
10:30. "The Decks Ran Red,"
9:00.
Joyo: "Never Say Goodbve,"
7:10. "The Last Hurrah," 8:45.
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Santa, Cupid Vie for Holiday
The combination of two
weeks vacation, Christ
nias, Winter Wonderlands,
blazing fireplaces and soft
music brought about the
heaviest onslaught of pin
nings and engagements the
campus has seen this year.
A grand total of 12 pinnings
and 42 engagements were re
ported for the holidays.
Pinnings
Judy Hanneman, a Delta
Delta Delta sophomore in
Arts and Sciences from Lin
coln, to Bruce Wendorff, a
Theta Xi sophomore in Engi
neering from Lincoln.
Cathy Hall, a sophomore in
Teachers from Lincoln, tolisland, to Kevin Baker from
Roger Borland, a Sigma Nu
senior in Arts and Sciences
from Lincoln.
Pat Rohliffs, a Delta Delta
Delta sophomore in Teachers
from Sioux Falls, S.D., to
Rod Ellerbusch, a Sigma Nu
sophomore in business Admin
istration from Holstein, Iowa.
Barbara Mandle, a Chi
Omega junior in Arts and
Sciences from Omaha, to
Jack Justice, a Sigma Nu
sophomore in Dentistry from
Central City.
Judy DeVilbiss, a Chi Ome
ga junior in Teachers from
Ainsworth, to Jack Ely, a Sig
ma Chi senior in Teachers
from North Platte.
Ruth Roubal, a Residence
Halls senior in Home Ec from
Central City, to Jack Houch
en, a Sigma Chi sophomore in
Arts and Sciences from Lin
coln. Alice Knudson, an Alpha
Clu Omega senior in Teach
ers from Lincoln, to John
Douthit, a Beta Theta Pi
freshman in Medicine from
Omaha.
My ma Ems, an Alpha Chi
Omega sophomore in Teach
ers from Arapahoe, to John
Minnick, a Sigma Phi Epsi
lon sophomore in Business
Administration from Cam
bridge. Margaret Marrett, fresh
man in Pre-nursing from
Omaha, to Dave Kovar, a
Delta Sigma Pi senior in Busi
ness Administration from Lin
coln. CeCe McClain, a Kappa
Alpha Theta sophomore in
Teachers from Fremont, to
Wally Bryans, a Sigma Alpha
Epsilon junior in Business Ad
ministration from Omaha.
Deanne Duis, an Alpha
Chi Omega sophomore in
Teachers from Lincoln, to Ed
Logan, a junior at the United
States Naval Academy from;
Lincoln.
Marlene Opp, a junior inj
Arts and Sciences from Wood
River, to Bill Mersch, a Pi i
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On the Social Side
Kappa Phi senior in Agricul
ture from Aurora.
Engagements
; Connie Cole, a Kappa
Kappa Gamma sophomore in
Home Ec from Kearney, to
Bob Luke, a Phi Kappa Psi
sophomore in Business Ad
ministration from St. Peters
burg. Fla.
Carolyn Hein, a Kappa
Kappa Gamma sophomore
in Teachers from Alliance, to
Jerry McCall, an Alpha
Tau Omega alum from Paw
nee City.
Mary Kemp, a Kappa Kap
pa Gamma freshman in Arts
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and Sciences from Grand
Grand Island
i Sue Schnabel, a Kappa Kap
pa Gamma junior in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Clark Gibbs,
6 Beta Theta Pi alumnus from
Sioux City, Iowa.
Susanne Reichstadt, a Pi
Beta Phi sophomore in Teach
ers from Omaha, to Gary
Townsend, a Phi Kappa Psi
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Omaha.
Carla Wademan, a Zeta Tau
Alpha senior in Teachers
from Nebraska City, to Randy
Clark, a Beta Theta Pi alum
nus from Melbeta.
Jackie Beard, an Alpha Xi
Delta sophomore ' in Home
Ec from Lincoln, to Ron Keg
ley, a senior in Agriculture
from Lincoln.
Sallye Miller, an Alpha
Omicron Pi freshman in
Teachers from Lincoln, to
Dick Bjorklund, a senior at
South Dakota State College
Huron, S.D.
Carol Vermaas, an Alpha
Phi sophomore in Teachers
from Lincoln, to Dick "Yogi"
Hergenrader, a Sigma Nu
junior in Teachers from
Lincoln.
Jan Dworak, an Alpha Phi
senior in Teachers from Oma
ha, to Jim Eselin from Oma
ha. Jane Kramer, a Kappa
Delta senior in Teachers from
Lincoln, to Dale Lemon, an
NU alumnus from Lincoln.
Liz Jacobs, a Kappa Delta
senior in Arts and Sciences
from Lincoln, to Fred Otra
dovsky, a Theta Chi senior in
Engineering from Schuyler.
Rae Beerline, an Alpha Chi
Omega senior in Teachers
from Papillion, to Harlcy Zict
from Wisner.
Sandra Enyeart, an Alpha
Chi Omega senior in Teach-
ers from Lincoln, to Kay
Harris, a Delta Upsilon senior
in Business Administration
from South Sioux City.
Lois LaRue, an Alpha Chi
Omega senior in Home Ec
from Trenton, to Leo Dam-
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kroger. a Farm House alumi
from DeWitt.
Ann Cassidy from Omaha,
to Dick Pogge, a Sigma Phi
Epsilon senior In Engineer
ing from Omaha.
Bonnie Burival, a junior at
St. Mary's College at Zaviar,
Kans. from O'Neill, to Ron
Reed, a Sigma Phi Epsilon
senior in Engineering from
Orchard.
Jolaine Loseke, an Alpha
Chi Omega junior in Home
Ec from Columbus, to Ed
Neilsen, a Delta Tau Delta
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Columbus.
Prudie . Morrow, a Kappa
Alpha Theta senior in Teach
ers from Omaha, to Bruce
Skinner, a Farm House sen
ior in Agriculture from Te
kamah. Kathy Spilker, a Zeta Tau
Alpha alumna from DeWitt,
to Ray DeRower, a Beta
Sigma Psi senior in Agricul
ture from Schuyler.
Barb Lundin, a Chi Ome
ga junior in Home Ec from
Columbus, to Errol Mitlyng,
a Beta Sigma Psi senior in
Business Administration from
Austin, Minn
Sally Wengcrt, a Pi Beta
Phi junior in Teachers from
tremont, to Dick Hove, a
Delta Tau Delta junior
in Business Administration
from Minden.
Dorothy Beechner, an Al-
pna cm umega senior in
Arts and Sciences from Lin
coln, to Dick Mapes, a Delta
Tau Delta senior in Law from
Norfolk.
Nancy Fowler, a Sigma Kap
pa sophomore in Arts and Sci
ences from Gering, to Lyle
Hansen, a senior in Business
Administration from Brattle
boro, Vt.
Paula Roehrkasse, a Sigma
Kappa senior in Teachers
from Grand Island, to Ralph
Eldon Knepper, a B e t a Sig
ma Psi senior in Engineering
from Wauneta.
May Hammond, a Love
Memorial Hall sophomore in
Home Ec from Aurora, to
Larry Williams, an Alpha
Gamma Rho sophomore in
Agriculture from Ainsworth.
Bonnie Pickrel, a Terrace
Hall senior in Home Ec from
Benedict, to Eldon Heiden, a
senior in Engineering from
Benedict.
Judy Basset from North
Platte, to Bob Brown, a Sig
ma Phi Epsilon sophomore in
Agriculture from Grant.
Shop Thursday
Put Pennies
in your purse
and new fashion
on vour legs
at our
first-time
Sale of
Famous
Name
Nylons
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pairs for
HOSIERY
FIRST FLOOR
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Attention
Mary Dietench, a Delta
Delta Delta senior in leacn-
ers from Omaha, to KOger
in Engineering from Lincoln
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Kathy McCrady, a Kappa
Alpha Theta junior in Teach
ers from Hastings, to C. G.
Wallace, a Phi Kappa Psi
junior in Arts and Sciences
from Hastings.
Marilyn Clark, a Chi Ome
ga junior in Arts and S c i
ences from Columbus, to Nor
man Kaup, a junior in Engi
neering from Nevada, Mo.
Susan Rhodes, a Chi Oine-
ga senior in Teachers f s o m
neair.ee, .u " - Although a number of pop-
ior in Arts and Scienics from haye come
BeatrIee' (Nebraska, this is the first
Barbara Lane, a Chi Ome-time tnat a -0ook by a na
ga senior in Arts and Sci-1 tionally known Nebraska au
ences from Lincoln, to Chuck j (nor nas been published dur
Lagerstrom, a Beta Theta iing tne author's own lifetime
Pi at Iowa State C o 1 1 e g e j by a Nebraska press.
num uuiaua.
Carole Triplett. a Chi Ome
ga junior in Business Admin
istration from Tekamah, to
Larry Langley, an Alpha
Tau Omega senior in Agri
culture from Tekamah.
Janice Olson, a ' Gamma
Phi Beta senior in Arts and
Sciences from Fremont, to
Ted Newburn, a Sigma Alpha
Epsilon senior in Business i
Administration from Beat
rice. Marilyn Miesner, a Delta '
Gamma sophomore in Teach
ers from Seward, to James
Carr, a Theta Chi at Montana
State University from Sew-,
ard.
Jody Carlson, a Delta Gam
ma alumna from Omaha, to
Bob Weigel, a Sigma C h i j
senior in Business Adminis-1
tration from Omaha.
Jane Ellefson, a Residence!
Halls junior in Arts and!
Sciences from Columbus, to I
Fred Kluck, a Phi Kappa
Psi junior in Business Admin-;
istration from Richland. i
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University Press
To Print Sandoz
Short Writings
A one-volume selection of
short writings by Marl
Sandoz, Nebraska authoress,
will be published by tha
University Press in 1959.
Publication of the book
was approved Saturday morn
ing by the Board of Regents.
The book, entitled "Hos
tiles and Friendlies," will in
clude both fiction and non;
fiction, and will be intro
duced by an autobiographical
sketch of her life in tha
Sandhills and her years hi
(Lincoln up to the time of tha
.publication of "Old Jules."
TURNPIKE
COLLEGE
NIGHT
Friday night
9:00-12:00
BUD HOLLOWAY
ORCHESTRA
& featuring
"Basin Sheet 7"
& the RICK BURGESS
Quintet
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For the first time, one of our .
famous manufacturers is
permitting this January
Sale of his hosiery, made
especially for this sale!
Choose sheer loveliness
in Taupe, Beige, Suntan!
Sizes 8V2 to 11 in short,
medium and long.
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