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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Patter by Pat
A quantity of patter has accu
mulated over the week-end and
the future holds even more as we
case the place to bring you the
latest scoops from the groups.
v- Atmosphere has become the all
important element to party plan
ners. . A toast to the ZBT's for
plenty of the same at their recent
Casino Party complete with po
tent night club effects. Highlight
of the evening came when, on his
way from the bar to the gambling
table, Norton Garon lost his pin
and is now hunting for Estelle.
Hell's A Poppin was the theme
' of the Sigma Chi party. It was a
jolly affair. As eager party goers
entered they were shot in the
face with water guns and led to
comfortably wired chairs. Jo Lis
cher was bartender and a high
time was inevitable.
People are Funny.
Beware of the practical joker
which is rapidly invading the
campus. First prize goes to the
Sig Eps who dumped dummy
Folda er Folda's dummy in the
middle of the street and then
screamed, "Don't hit my broth
er" at endangered motorists.
The picnic crowd had a field
day Saturday complete with cas
ualties. Curley Elward entertained
picnickers with parlor games. His
specialty "I See a Bair" proved
to much for pin-mate Jo Feese,
who contracted a broken shoulder
from the deal. Moral Don't play
so rough.
The University of Nebraska in
firmary is the latest institution
for the furtherance of budding
romances. Latest victims are Anne
Marshall and Merrill "Fever"
Fier who went steady during their
stay and kept the nurses busy de
livering notes. Recovery doesn't
seem to have cooled the affair.
Parties Coming: Up.
Gay parties appear in the off
ing. Soon to transpire is the Kap
pa Sig Prohibition party which
will see the old KS house convert
ed into a bat. Randy Ewing and
Jackie Wightman, eager to enter
into the spirit of the affair, are
trying to decide whether to go as
bar flies or WCTUers.
If, on walking across the cam
pus,' you encounter individuals re
sembling Neanderthal men, don't
be frightened. It's only Phi Gams
who are desperately growing
beards for their coming Gay Nine
ties party. The past will be re
awakened as already demonstra
ted by the John Cover's invita
tion to last year's steady, Beryl
Lotsbiech.
Plnnings.
Joyce Llndley-HuRh Cook.
Jo Moaa-Don Darat.
Joyce Salabury-Jerry Turner.
Pat GartdU-Jim Van Bern.
Jean Ann McGlowan-Herb Kranaan
(third time).
Shirley Kell-Bcb Walt (sine Febru
ary). Kllle Llvlngaton-Dlck Agnew.
ProbaMea:
Everybody it's spring.
That's that, Pat.
Radiolog
U of N
UN's 'Peaceful 25'
Claim New Group
Of 60 Volunteers
Rv Tnpsrtav afternoon. aDDroxi-
mately 60 students signed up for
the proposed international police
force which would serve under
the United Nations.
Tho ernun ha set ud a booth
on the first floor of Love Memo
rial Library for the DurDO.se of
obtaining signatures of those who
wish to support the movement.
Spokesmen for the group stated
that sn far th resDonse has been
encouraging and that they have
received favorable replies from
many students, members of the
faculty and a memoer or con
gress.
The booth will remain in the li
brary for an indefinite period.
UN Grad Honored
By TWA Airlines
A former University of Ne
braska student, Dorothy Hend
ricks, who has been hostessing
aboard a Trans World Airline
Constellation, was among the air
line's crew members recently
commended by TWA's President,
LaMotte T. Cohu, for helping
make possible the company's out
standing record for winter flight
completions.
The Constellations, which car
ried 117,000 passengers along
TWA's transcontinental routes
since Nov. 1, 1947, flew a total
of 4,337,000 miles.
Ag Report, Wed.. 2:30 KOLN.
Mid-Country, Thurs., 2:30
KOLN.
Authors of the Ages, Thurs.,
2:30 KFOR.
A story of the placid, prosaic
existence of life in a small town
features Wednesday's Mid-Country
program, the radio show that
dramatizes colorful sh-rt stories.
Title of the story is "Ellen In
herits." Highlights of the pro
gram is an ironic twist at the
end of the story.
Cast of "Ellen Inherits" in
duces Helen Prince, Bob Jones,
Bob Jenkins, and Ced Hartman.
Directing is Pat Heynon.
Mid-Country is dramatized
each week for radio from the
pages of Prairie Schooner Maga
zine by Gay Marr.
Classified
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LOST Helco wrist watch near 14th 4b P.
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News Print
WILL exchange rental of 3-room house
In Omaha for apartment or house In
Lincoln. Geo. L. McDonald, 2022
North 18th, Omaha. -
GRADUATE student and wif want to
aublet apartment for summer only.
Call Nell, 5-8684 after 5:30.
FOUND Ladies scarf Tue. noon.
5-4987.
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WEATHER.
Midweek picnics are blessed
with temperatures near seventy
and southerly winds Wednesday.
COAL.
The 24-day old mine strike
spread to the hard coal fields
Tuesday. The move caught gov
ernment officials by surprise.
Seven thousand anthracite
workers walked out in the Penn
sylvania field. The spread came
in the face of operator's proposals
for a conference to settle the dis
pute over pensions.
Mine-worker head, John L.
Lewis made no move to accept
the offer. The operators made it
in accordance . with Saturday's
court order issued under the
provisions of the Taft-Hartley
set
DIPLOMACY.
Russia and Finland signed
their proposed friendship and as
sistance treaty in Moscow Tues
day. Details of the pact were not
released.
Before it can go into effect, the
treaty must be signed by Premier
Mauno Pekkala and ratified by
the Finish parliament. Finns an
ticipate dramatic debate.
Italy is threatened with a one
hour general strike, April 12, just
six days before her anxiously
awaited elections. The commun
ist controlled labor confederation
ordered the strike Tuesday.
Although purportedl. a pro
test against the murder of com
munist leaders in Sicily, the
Wednesday, April 7, -1948
strike is considered by most as in the communist election cam-
last minute show of strength J paign.
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