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' The orority, fraternity, or co
op house winning free admission
to the Turnpike will be announced
over KFOR on the radio program
broadcast from the Pike's ball
room. Following a plan recently intro-
duced by the Pike, each week a
name will be drawn from a pool
Of all fraternities, sororities, and
organized houses represented on
the campus. Every member of the
house winning the lottery will be
admitted to the Pike free of
charge.
Last week, the Alpha Xi Deltas
won the first drawing and danced
to the music of George Winslow
' 'for free."
'YM-YW Sponsor
Coal Slrike Forum
The Coal Miners and American
Liberty" will be the topic of the
4 YWCA-YMCA sponsored forum
scheduled for 4 p. m. next Tues
day in Parlors XYZ of the Union.
Participation fn the discussion
wiil be Mr. Cuvtis Elliott and
Mr. Richard Bourne of the econ
omics department. The current
coal strike and its relation to
American labor and liberties will
. be considered by the forum group.
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Nu Med Dinner
Features Talk
By Psychiatrist
Dr. Robert Stein, Lincoln psy
chiatrist, will be the speaker for
the Nu-Med meeting December 4,
according to Stanley Johnson,
president.
As stated in the November 24
issue of The Daily Nebraskan, a
new procedure for banquet at
tendance has been invoked. Any
Nu-Med member planning to at
tend the banquet is to place his
name and 50 cents in an envelope
in Dr. Otis Wade's office, 308 Bes
sey Hall, before Thanksgiving va
cation. "Any member, o( course, unable
to attend the banquet Is welcome
to come in for the business meet
ing and speaker, at 7:15 p. m.,"
Johnson said.
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SPECIAL TURKEY DAY DAI2CE
There will be no College Night this
Friday because of vacation period
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UN-Uclan Tilt
Not everybody can be in the
Husker bleachers at Los Angeles
Saturday, but everybody can tune
in on the radio to hear the Corn-husker-Uclan
tilt this weekend.
Local radio stations KFAB and
WOW are sending their "ace
sportscasters" in the persons of
Lyell Bremser and Tom Daly to
California Saturday, and promise
full coverage of the game and
half-time festivities replete with
local color.
The radio industry hereabouts
expects the whole midwest to be
huddling in excited little groups
around the family radio Saturday,
relaxed and refreshed after a brief
respite from the books.
So if you're a Cornhuskcr
through and through and your
Farnsworth-Canehart can pick up
the KFAB or WOW signals, you'll
be at your radio-side come this
Saturday p. m.
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Ksuad JoWiA TLcdion
Traveling more than 5,000 miles
in the past two months, Colgate
Prentice, 22 year old national
president of Student Federalists
Inc., has spread the student
group's doctrines in almost half
of the nation's 48 states.
After his release from the Army
Air forces a year ago, Prentice
met Harris Wofford, originator of
Student Federalists and a former
national president. The two stu
went leaders met at Smith col
lege, when Wofford left Prentice
had become a convert to the
theory of federalism.
Newcomer. .
A newcomer to national student
affairs, Colgate served as execu
tive chairman of Swarthmore's
AVC chapter and organized the
local chapter there. His election
Xto the national presidency is now
taking him on a cross country
tour ending on the west coast.
After his three day stopover in
Nebraska, Colgate plans on going
directly to California and the uni-
versities of Southern California,
San Francisco and Berkeley.
When asked the reasons for
taking such an active interest in
student affairs. Prentice said, "It
seems that the youth of America
definitely need an ideal and a
goal to counter-act the fatalistic
philosophy which seems to be
taking hold of society.
Background.
In the way of background ma
terial on the personable young
Federalist, Colgate told The Daily
Nebraskan that he comes from
Williamsburg, Virginia, was a
junior majoring in political sci
ence at Swarthmore college and
plans on continuing his present
activities in national affairs.
Prentice admitted that he had
his eyes on a position with the
State Department and that he
would try to avoid politics in the
belief that such connections would
tie him down.
During the war, he served as
central fire control officer with
the 20th air force on B-29'c for
19 missions and was stationed at
the Lincoln Army Air Field for
five months. Admitting with a
wry smile that while Nebraska
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for the army.
An experienced public speaker
and debator, the young Virginian
has about seven months to serve
as the national president of the
Student Federalists and he then
plans on returning to his studies
at Swarthmore.
French Society
Names Heads
Of Committees
Le Cercle Francais held its
second meeting Monday at 4 p. m.
in room 315 of the Union. Two
hundred views of France were
displayed in the room decorations,
which carried out a French land
marks theme.
President Robert Johnson pre
sided at the meeting at which the
following heads of committees
were appointed: Duane Adams,
Constitution committee, Mildred
Patterson, decorations committee,
and Frances Forster, publicity
committee.
The main theme of the meeting
was French popular music. Re
cordings were played of "J'atten
drai," "J'ai ta main," "Y a de la
joie," "Melancolie," and Apres toi
je n'aurai plus d'amour." Mem
bers joined in on the second
chorus, " singing from mimeo
graphed sheets. Refreshments
were served at the meeting.
Turkey . . .
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Thanksgiving vacation?" was an
incredulous question.
"Why, yes," he said, looking
suddenly frightened. "Is there
something wrong with that?"
"No, but there's something
wrong with you!" was the reply,
as two men came around the
street corner and caught hold cf
Marski.
"We're from the institution,"
they said. "This man has been
giving us a lot of trouble. Has
he bothered any of you?"
I was able to say quite sin
cerely, "Yes, he has given me
quite a blow."
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