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7, I II -1 1. I Monday, April 25. 1955 T1IE MXCOLIV STAR 5 WILBUR STAN DELAPLANE'S 2 From NU Faculty Get Guggenheim Awards Drs. Morris, Alden Plan Research Initiates 11 At NU Jack E. Talsma, Omaha; Wallace W.

Wegner, Scribner; and John B. Westmore, St. Edward. To MaJ. Gen.

Lewis B. Hcrshey, Selective Service, Washington, D. C. Greetings: I thought I had better write to you and explain my draft status. Honorary Pre-Med Eleven University of Nebraska students were initiated into Theta Nu, honorary pre-medical society.

They are: Jerome A. Fuhrman, Wilber; Nelson R. Jensen, Pawnee City; Wallace M. Landholm, North Platte; Richard H. Lynch, Fair-bury; William F.

Manke, Lincoln; James D. McGrath, Emerson; Gerald W. Rounsborg, Oshkosh; Dean Claire Sloan, North Platte; ADVERTISEMENT aLai mj Lai LJI POSTCARD whether he is a Quiz Kid or a moron. it it One thing that occurred to me right away, General. I am wondering whether we really want an Army made up entirely of morons.

Has that ever come up with at a meeting of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? Wars are getting so intelligent these days. I just wondered. I took this quiz and, General, I 1 3L rir1 Mi-Hi J- W) 'Ml I was reading an article by you in the Sun-day newspapers and it worried me. I ought to say right now that I have lost my draft card. Two University of Nebraska educators are among the 248 re cipients of 1955 Guggenheim Fellowship awards, granted to "per-sons of unusual capacity for scholarly research." The two Nebraskans are: Dr.

John Richard Alden, professor of history, who is planning studies in the history of the South during the period of the American Revolution. Dr. M. Rosalind Morris, asso over the sole of my foot. You should see it jump! He says my reflexes jump more than any foot he ever saw.

He is not a foot doctor. But that is certainly something, now isn't it? I don't know what specialty you have in the Army for a man whose foot goes nearly up to the ceiling when you tickle it. But you might think it over. (McNaurtit Syndicate. Inc.) Farmer Awarded $820 Damages Lincoln Star Special ORD, Neb.

Andrew Hartgrave, Arcadia farmer, was awarded $320 in damages by the District Court jury here as the result of an altercation during a drinking spree with Walter Neimeyer, also an Arcadia farmer. Hartgrave sued Neimeyer for $21,000. The damages award was made by the jury of seven women and five men after nearly seven hours of deliberation, E. L. Vogeltans of Ord, attorney 'Rain' Demonstration Planned At Hartington Lincoln Star Special HARTINGTON, Neb.

Rain when its needed will be demonstrated Saturday at the Cedar County Fair Grounds in Hartington. "HELEN-N-N!" 4- Treeblri witk CCTTIN8 lif MIGHTS Point la IACX, KIPS, LEGS Tiredness, LOSS OP VIC01 If you are victim of these mp- torn then your troubles may be traced to Glandular Inflammation. Glandular Inflammation is a constitutional disease and medicine that give temporary relief will not remove the causes of your troubles. i Neglect of Glandular Inflarama-' tion often leads to premature senility, and incurable The past year men from 1,000 -communities have been successfully, trested here at the Excelsior In-' stltute. They have found soothing relief and a new zest in life.

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3311 Excelsior Springs. Missouri. a teaching assistant in genetics at Cornell University, where she received her doctoral degree-in 1947. She is the author of several scientific papers. The Fellowships are granted by the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation which was established in 1925 by the late U.S.

Senator from Coloradp, Simon Guggenheim, and by Mrs. Guggenheim in memory of a son, John Simon Guggenheim, who died as a young man in 1922. Hardin To Speak At NWU Honors Convo Nebraska Wesley an University students will be recognized for superior scholastic achievement at a 30th annual Honors Convocation Thursday morning. Chancellor Clifford M. Hardin of the University of Nebraska will address the group on the subject, "The Road Ahead." Dean Sam Dahl will preside over the ceremony recognizing the honor students and Mrs.

Janet Marshall of the department of music will present special cello selection, accompanied by Miss Pauline Slonecker, also of the music department. Dr. Carl Davidson, pastor of First Methodist Church of Lincoln will deliver the invocation. Zahn Heads New Shorthorn Group Lincoln Star Special Local irrigation equipment deal- ciate professor In agronomy and associate agronomist, who will continue studies of the use of various types of Irradiation for Inducing beneficial mutations in crop plants. Dr.

Alden also has been granted a one-semester leave of absence beginning next fall to visit a number "of libraries and archives be ers are co-operating with the Cedar County Soil Conservation am ashamed to tell you how low I scored. I don't know how many years it's been since I figured the hypotenuse of anything. The square of something is equal to something else, isn't that it? Miss Benson taught that when I was in the second year at Monterey Union High School. She was a dumpy kind of girl and we had an iflea she was kind of sweet on the basketball coach who also taught manual training. I don't know whether anything ever came of it.

He looked 1-A to me and probably got nabbed in the first draft. The hypotenuse question threw me. I think if I had a chance to go back to school before you draft me though, I could pick It up again. it it it My health is excellent. My dependents are the dogs and budgie aforementioned.

An 11 year old child and my banker. I am not pleading a hardship and Extension Service in demonstration use of sprinkler systems. I The meeting will begin at 2 p.m. I In case, of bad weather, the demonstration will be postponed one week. for Hartgrave, said no decision to SYRACUSE, Neb.

Leonard Zahn of Syracuse was elected president of the Southeast Nebraska Shorthorn ana Polled Shorthorn Association organized here. Other officers are. Glen Miller, Elm wood, vice president; Orville Koch, Dunbar, secretary; Paul Mann, Manley, treasurer; Russell Blomstrom, Waverly, board member; and Mervin Aegerter, Seward, sale manager. The association plans a show and sale Oct. 8 which will include a club calf division.

There are 27 members in the new group. NEW DEAL NEW DEALER ZEPHYR AWNINGS DOORHOODS appeal has been made. According to testimony given at the trial, the incident took place last fall with the two men winding up the evening aat the Hartgrave farm home where Mrs. Hartgrave found her husband in a semi-conscious condition, badly beaten and bruised about the head. Neimeyer denied being responsible for Hartgrave's condition.

Judge William Spikes of St. Paul heard the case; case. None of these is very depend I suppose it was careless. But I have been moving a lot. During these moves I lost a Dacron shirt that cost me $12.

I think I sent it to the village laundry but the laundry says they don "i remember it. I told them to watch the incoming laundry. I am certain this shirt went to somebody tlse who wears my size. He will have to have it washed one of these days and I see no reason why I shouldn't recover it. Anyway, I only mention it to show how easy it is to lose things.

When you are moving around with a couple of Boxer dogs and a budgie and a lot of old manuscripts. 6 it My last draft status was 2-B. Essential war work. At the time, I was a correspondent. There was nothing really essential about it.

All the red-hot news was being issued out of Washington. So somebody could get his name in the papers. Anyway, the draft board said 2-B. That was where I stood when I lost the card. Now that I think of it, I may have tucked that card in my coupon book.

It had one of the airplane stamps torn out. The one that was good for shoes. Now about this draft thing. I read your article. You say you are deferring certain men who are completing their education.

I am completing my education. I hadn't intended to until I read your article through. Your article showed me how uneducated I am. Along with your article is a quiz. It is intended to show "whether the' person quizzed is likely to be educated.

Ever. In other words, tween New YorK ana savannan, Ca. He also is a recipient of the Frank H. Woods Fellowship for Scholars in Humanities, which he received this month in connection with his studies. Dr.

Alden became a member of the University faculty in 1945. He is the author of 'American Revolution," published in 1954; "John Stuart and the Southern Colonial Frontier," (1944); "General Gage in America," (1948); and "General Charles Lee" (1951). Dr. Morris is now doing studies on irradiation of plants. The research was originally initiated in 1951 by Dr.

Elvin Frolik, associate director of Agricultural Experiment Stations. She came to the University in 1947 as assistant in agronomy. Prior to that she was ent on me. They luce to have me around the house, that's all. If you thinK I am poor at mathematics, you should have seen my physics examinations.

There is fihsolutelv no use reeardine me as Proficiency Awards To 20 Midshipmen Twenty University of Nebraska midshipmen will receive proficiency awards at the Naval ROTG a potential builder of cyclotrons. Corps annual awards 'program Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Love Memo 76TH YEAR IN LINCOLN Roberts Mortuary All I could get out of the principle of the lever is why did it take everybody so long to catch on? I have 1520 vision in my right rye. Somewhat less in my left. Corrected by glasses.

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