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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, December 17, I94S
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BY TAT TOOF.
Crib notes picked up from
booth-hopping in the Union bring
to light various newsbits possibly
not heard before . . .
Understand muscle-bound jour
nalist, Jerry Jacupke, has an
other unidentified admirer, a
sweet young thing in bobby sox
ana neeis who was overheard
in tnghsh class murmuring, "but
he's so-o-o-o cute!"
The Phi Gams say that Norrie
Anderson has been receiving a
number of airmail special deliver
ies since his return from Cali
fornia. This undoubtedly does not
meet with the approval of a cer
tain little Alpha Phi . . . namely
Georgie Withers.
What strange attraction the
punch had for the fellows and
their dates at the Sig Ep house
party Saturday night No one
seems to know who attended . . .
the invariable answer is, "Sorry,
it was too dark."
New Steady Combinations.
"Gung" steady seems to be
routine on campus lately . . .
Marianne Srb and Bill Kiefer
joined the throng Sunday night,
an affair which has been build
ing up to this point for quite
some time. Al Casev took a ston
further and hung his ATO pin
Desiae Meredith Bowhay's Theta
kite last weekend . . . also, it's
oeing wnispered about that Bill
Lear is debating the same idea
witn tine Lykke.
Pat Feleer found it hard tn
make the decision, but has finally
agreed to constant dating with
narvey airoua.
For filler, we extend our sym
pathies to Tom Noble, who suf
fered injuries over the weekend
Faculty Men
Plan to Attend
Ohio Meeting
Thru nnivprcitv cfaff mAmKAre
6ean Nels A. Bengston, Dr. Leslie
Hewes and Chester F. Cole will
discuss geographic problems at the
joint meeting of the National
Council of Geography Teachers,
the American Society for Prn
fessional Geographers and the As
sociation or American Geograph
ers to be held in Columbus, Ohio,
Dec. 27 to 31.
Dean Bengston, who will serve
as chairman of a section of the
joint meeting, will sneak on "Geo
graphy "Aspects of Pump Irri
gation on Nebraska Loess Plain
in Relation to Subsurface Physiography."
"A Summarv of a Snrvv nf
Dissertations in Geography," will
be Dr. Hewes' tooic. and Mr.
Cole will present a paper on
'Factors Relative to Settlement
in the Columbia Basin Reclama
tion Project.
Other faculty members nlan-
ning to attend the conference are
Dr. E. E. Lackev. Dr. Esther S
Anderson and Byron Barton.
McKay, Carey
Capture Third
Bridge Contest
Kay McKay and Jack Carey
were the winning team in the
third contract bridge tournament
sponsored b ythe Union this year
Runner-up team was Walter Wolf-
ert and Orville Schmieding. Eigh
teen tables, nairinff 3fi tamc nr
ticipated in the tournament held
last Saturday.
In January a fourth tournament
will be held which will he an
invitational tournament with only
. Classified
WOMEN'S ALTERATIONS, QUICK SERV-
DEMOCRATS! Help needed in orcaniz-
lnR the new. liberal Lanrastcr County
Young Democrats. Phone Donald
Morrow, 5-8108.
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COUPLE driving o Houston. Texaior
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LOST Alpha Xi Delta pin chained to
Kappa Sigma pin. Reward. Call I-fiOSS.
RIDERS WANTED to and from Maryl
vuie. ai. josepn. Kansas city and Chtl
licothe. Mo. Leaving Saturday morn-inc-
Charles Powell. 3-7193.
the top scoring teams of the pre
vious tournaments to compete.
From this tournament which will
be run in duplicate style, the four
best teams will be chosen to rep
resent the university in the Inter
collegiate Bridge Tournament this
spring.
The last advanced contract
bridge class this semester will be
held in the Union room 813 at
4:00 p. m., Thursday, December
19 with Dale Ball artinc
instructor.
Gamma Lambda, Band
Fraternity, Pledges Seven
Gamma Lambda, honorary ba.vl
fraternity, pledged seven men, in
cluding Bob Diers, Gerald Morris,
Phil Frederickson, George Flebbe,
Bill Kelly, Norman Todenhoft, and
Lee Kjelson, at a recent meet
ing. All pledges must have com
pleted 2 semesters of band and
have registered for a third se-
mester.
STUDENT UNION CHRISTMAS PARTY
FOR ALL STUDENTS
Free Dance Jean Mover Orchestra
7:30 p. m. to 10:15 p. m. in Ballroom
Free Movie, ""here Do We Co From UertV
In Technicolor, with Fred MacMurraj
7:00 and 9:00 p. m., in XYZ
Caroling in the Lounge, 8 to 10 p. m.
Free Cokes and Brownie in Union Hall
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17
AT THE UNION
ir 10:30 Kght for All Coeds!
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