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Tuesday, April 19, 1960 Page 4 The Daily Nebraskon r. Lane Lancaster Announces Retirement V Dr. Lane Lancaster, one of , his career or college teaching - h c University's foremost j at the University of Pennsyl- scholars and first winner of j vania. where he received his the University Foundation dis-, Ph. D. degree in 1923. toguished teaching award in I He comofeted his under- i graduate work at Ohio Wes- 4, win retira from, the staff ;teyaa and received this June. his request for retirement j ter's degree from was recently approved by the ! versity of Illinois. lie came xo me bis the Mas-Ini- tsoara of Ke gents, i After brief assignments as a high school teacher in In diana, Ohio and West Vir ginia, Dr. Lancaster began Phi Chi Theta Pledges Fout PM Chi Theta, professional business fraternity for wom en, pledged four new mem bers and elected officers at a recent business meeting. New pledges are Judy Han sea, Barbara Haynes, Gerry llohler and Charia Bates. Gladys Raffert is the new president of the organization. Other officers are Marv Jo Christensen, vice Bon nit Copas. University from Wesley an University in x 1930 as a professor of political science, Kis field was initially state and local government but he later devoted his major attention to political theory. He ha served as chairman of the political science de- i partment twice and has ac cepted several invitations to serve as visiting professor or a summer sessions staff mem ber at various institutions in- ' eluding Yale, Northwestern. the University of California at Berkley, Penn State, Syra cuse, the University of Ala bama and the University of Hawaii, v v 1 I Youth Form Kennedy Support Regents Approve Budget Increase Dr. Lancaster this fall in England and spring in this country- At the close of the current term. Dr. and Mrs. Lancaster ti!i sail for Europe and UD- Dr. Lancaster nas maae e- on their return next fall ex tensive contributions to the ta n,ai-e (heir home in president; "literature of the political sci- tve Bav area 0f California, secretary; ence field. The third volume j ' The Nebraska Youth ".for Kennedy organization at the University startea action this week. The active campus cam paism for membership in the Kennedy club began Monday according to Barbara Lang- hauser. state-wide chairman for the group. A booth will be set up in the Student Union on Wednes day for the purpose of issu ing Nebraska Youth for Ken nedy memberships cards, she said. This membership will include not only the campus organization but also the state-wide club for Kennedy. That same evening a movie dealing with a segment of Kennedy's Navy service will be shown in the Small Auditorium of the Student Union at 7 p.m. The 30 min ute film was taken from the films of the TV program, Xavy Log." Kay B a r c h a m, treasurer; ' of his comprehensive senes Judy Hansen, national maga- i "Masters xin correspondent. i Thought," COLLEGE MEN WE HAVE A SUMMER JOB FOR YOU ........ I." 1..1. v. 1 of Political .as published lastjTp ASAE Position Paul Schleusener. associate professor of agricultural en g.neerir.g at Die University, has been elected vioe chair man of the Mid-Central Sec tion of t!e American Society of Acncultural Engineers. Ears frig will be ia f $100. per week, plus a chance for $1,000 scholarship. Eleven $1,000 scholarship will be arlei. Appli cants mmst be: Exceptionally neat in appear ance; above average in aCTieiv?e.. Tb b qualify may continue their nevl srsaester on a part time bais. For appoint saeot write AJ Booth 4Li No. 80th St.. Onaha. JSebr. SAYE-A-PACK in the Philip Morris Contest. W in a I rhannel stereo, hi-fi pbonorxaph by sv Ine the w4 Maribor. Alpine. Pariiameot and Philip Morris packs. Save bow. Cob test cWrses Mar 1$. Ivy Sing Selections Named Women's Houses The Board of Regents ap proved a $552,784 increase over the 1359-60 budget for the University at their meet ing . in Omaha last Wednes day. The new budget is for one year effective July 1, the sec ond year of the current bien nium, and totals $16,693,071. Most of the increase ($500. 000) k from the University's share of the current biennial state general fund appropri ation and is ia keeping with the fiscal plans approved by the 1959 legislature. . Academic salaries ($400, 908) represent the bulk of the increase with $78,877. for clas sified salaries, graduate as sistants and hourly wages, and $72,299. for operating ex penses and equipment, ac cording to University Comp troller Joseph Soshnik. More than $30,000 of the oper ating expenses and equipment fund will go for increased University contributions to Social Security and another $30,000 will go for the in creased costs of power plant and purchased utilities. Chancellor Clifford M. Har din told the Board that , all of the increased salaries are an a merit basis and not "across the board." Fiscal year income begin ning July 1 is estimated as follows: State tax appropri ation including the veterin ary medicine fund, $12,798, 000; income from students, $1,999,750; federal funds, $1, 456,157; endowment income, $45,000; county levies for pa tient care at University Hos nitaL $156,000: other income including cost reimburse-! ments and cost oi allowances j in fellowship, training, ana research grants, $238, 163. Office Face Is Lifted The -athletic publicity of fice in the coliseum has a new look about it. During the; spring vacation it was re decorated. ' The walls and ceiling were painted a light green, and new lights added the extra touch! for more pleasant workmg , conditions. Sou: Entries J AKCHIMS makes another great discovery... OS aftsoflooflbllfrofllSjwt. V V f Yoa Cfl reprodace the experiment. It's easy: T, (Yes, yoa can do it ia the bathtub.) Assamicg that you Lave first risitaJ your friendly tobae ccaiist, simply light your first Winston and smoke it. Eeasoning backwards,' the discovery proceeds as follows: first, yon win notice a delightful fiavor, in the class of fresh coffee or of bread baking. Obviously, such flavor cannot come from the filter. Therefore, it's what's up front that counts: Winston's Filter-Blend. The tobaccos are selected for favor and mildness, then specially processed for filer smoking. This extra step is the real difference between Winston and all other filter cigarettes. Besides, it's why Winston is America's best selling filter cigarette. List Entries in the women's Iw ;Day S.ng have been an- nouTiced by Xina Hemdon. iAWS chairman of the evenL Selections include Alpha Chi Omega. "'Voices Ring," ; Jovce Johnson, songleader; j Alpha Omicron Pi. "AH the j Things Yoa Are." songleader, Judy LawTenee; Alpha Phi, "lida Rose." songleader. Ann Olson. ; Fedde Hall. -It's a Grand ' Night for Singing," song j leader. Karma Anderson; Love Memorial Hall, "Ten Little Indians." Faye Oeltjen. songleader: Terrace Halt, ' Florian's Sons." songleader, Susan Stehl; Towne Clab, May Day Carol, song leader. Joaa Stanley. Residence Halls," 'Blue Gaijgo." songieaders. Ann BkKwpjst and Kay Green; University Nurses. "The R i bia in the Rain." Dawn Ham mond, song leader. Alpha jXi Delta, "Sag-in Low." iGretchea Bliim. sorigleader: IChi Omega. Brakers Off BaaranquiHa," songleader, Marg Schwentker. Delta Delta Delta, "He's Go-ie A w a y." sor.gieader, Joan Baker; Delta Gamma, "Thank Heaven for L i 1 1 1 ef G;rls." songleader, Mary Dee Vi;cher; Gamma Phi Beta. Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho. songleader, Marcia I U'-jcheL Kappa Alpha Theta, '"Ain't j That Good News." song-i j'-ader, Helen Hockabout: kappa Delta, " K. D. Blues." I fxogleader. Anita Q"Re:lv: Pi Beta Phi. lrcbepeligo Gold." j r.gleader, Jan Rboda; Sig-i ma Kappa. "I'm in Love with j a Wonderful Guy." sosglead-j tr. Sue Worley: Zeta Tau Al- pha. ""Fascinating Rhythm."' songleader, Eunic-e McCosh. Student Council Constitution Changes (Ed. Note listed below are the recent changes made to the Constitution of the Student Council. Only- changes which were made are listed. Other parts of the constitution reroain unchanged.) ArtM-lt IB Pwtn iiaa ! mnt 1 tt u ."!: IrWTftwlWT OniKni. Pubrimic pnr. ArtM IT III mum X. OSct limmlilf 1. TO Mkm Inwd km lwl M4 tpni k. rts Bt fruicK m tax m a4 f b .s ft tmt rw"n" fw r V imrn r 1T wrtaa ihmrmit : urmim to o torn TOr raiit it to reco jb t rgrMupm. V Th aha iwnmullm Al b dectari ft tprm l i la tt raw ( a tkiw m aEa iwadia, latitat uiji i Hr ik SodeM (an4 t-aa im Ma aasniiMa omm r b passtio Tta rir al aw o m .la Oi ri4 I a:v IW b pai m rrtwwn mmr . ia lHa a wtiiek a raaa ii a-ifi. ami meet afl ratsjar comm mi atva lanytmiaani K. 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Viiat b ar aK b w"v ai'-it Dn ')rala boa: musocr IHO. for eeraoosM unmrnrw. .ad Wan awl artf to aamat te tXt ear and uTe ' P1"' hT ta "" ,u"'- M .uriM Bcmo'ifui watloii at th Z.r.r th. Bir Tbnmj-MO at th Sat. Ph-m. OA -23 tor ap HMotmant 1 Uaaraatao. WANTED ' Vmrri at f a-- tJumbella. Coo 1 tact room ZS contact H "AM 1111 . 1 curium-" til 1 STARTS . . I antaPeddns tathsbijbliSty St3 Smash! star $700,300 The University Board of Regents recently accepted $700,300 in research and train ing grants, fellowships and gifts. Among the grants were: $303,930 from the depart ment of Agriculture and in spection of the State of Ne braska for research by Dr. J. H. Lonnquist, department of agronomy, for bredding high amylose hybrids for in dustrial utilization. $60,245 from the U.S. Pub lic Health Service for a pilot screening treatment unit for mentally retarded under the direction of Dr. Cecil Wittson, department of "neurology and psychiatry. l-$27.000 from American Chemical Society for research by r. Henry Holtzclaw, de partment of chemistry, on "Chemistry of Metal Chelate Compounds." -$9,852 from U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to con tinue the work of Dr. William Arnold, department of psycho logy, on the "Effects of Cra nial Irradiation on Psycholo gical Processes in Rats." $96,000 from the National Science Foundation for the purchase of high speed com puting equipment and the es tablishment of a Computing Center. AAUV To Honor Senior IT omen A tea honoring senior Uni versity women will be given Saturday by the Lincoln chapter of the American As sociation of University Wo men. All senior women are in vited to attend. The annual event will be held at the Governor's Man sion between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. A New Exciting Life W ha FUGHT STEWARDESS A HQIINFS illllhlXkW BEGIN a ttmffiac earner thai wiB tat yoa ta a tie atvd pleMare spote avfl over America ... yoa U make frwods, meet i esti&g peopU. TRAIN for 5 aweaa t compniry npenae - at Hat fab aloos Stewardess4 College ia Fort Wortb. Texas; Ian- rtoos sarroaodisfs'; il : : I -Vl wtui mm iiiiiiiint, paw -and tennis courts. LEAKN sew trk4c 4 grooming-pioi essional hair srjV ing. proper use of make mt. figos jmpiwanffat, LEARN to be a craooM bostM on aa American Airlines Flag ship today and yoa wiB. be a re laxed,' acrompUshed bostsss ia your owa bacne later. EARN aa -Hant salary and receive liberal expenses, pias travel pmikges for yoa and your farnil v S IB Amancaw AarKnaw, tax. Mm lava FM Mte 35. Taacos I aaaat al quoiificofioaa m4 mm iaaararteal ia on inta iaia. 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