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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, October 5, 1948
Ag Speaker
Leaves for
FA A Contest
Eugene Robinson, ag freshman
left Monday for Waterloo, la.
where he will represent Ne
braska in the regional F.F.A
public speaking contest. The 18-
Jallopies Offer Thrills, Chills
To Lively Student Joy Riders
year -old ag
man hails from
Oshkosh.
The Water
loo meet will
bring together
winners of 12
state contes t s
held last spring.
Winner of tin'
meet will par
ticipate in the
national con
test scheduled
for Nov. 14-It! Robinson,
at Kansas City, Mo.
Entitled "The Prairie." Robin
son's speech deals with the prob
lem ot moisture and lertility con
servation on the wind-swept
prairies of western Nebraska. He
offers a solution in more co
operation with state and na
tional conservation efforts.
h A
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W'ANTKi". Riik' Iroin iil in ;ik i;iiniui
tor H A.M. cliisa every morning. it'.-iiires
arrant;.'.!. Arlenf Hir-1. 2-7H7I a ft it ft P.M.
IHJK SAI.K: St.-in.iitr.l i i'e nirr. rrxcellent
condition. .'746 M St.
l!it8 Mrrurv Convert. T . mciu.i1 miles,
radio, hrau-r. ut. Call J-H7S, eve-
mn
WANTKll APAKTMKNT tor I'eBS'. tall
2-.VHI.Y
BXI.I.HOiVm DANCING - K.sj.eri (.nvale
instructions. Nellie Sienlell Studio, 27U5
Royal Court Call 3-4(i;i2.
STL"PKNT:5 WIVK(?--We have several in
teresting position for the wives of stu
dent? ho desire full time work either
until Christmas or on a permanent basis.
These are selling positions. Complete
training will le niven you. Store hours
are ! :.'t'-5::tn Apply Kmployment Olfice
7th Floor, Miller Paine.
FOR SA L :40 Cliev.C"nVert. foTii tau
dition. Reasonable. Apt. B loti't Husker
ville. FOR- S A lJc33"Vori. t2:,. " ; paint
Job. tires, engine. Ac College Hon
Barn. Kxt. "l.'.'J. AK Collet;.-.
WANTKD- Ride to Boulder lor two rlieer
leaders Call Aasen or 'iele, 2-7'.l.l.
"yOKSALK -Lite I re.l Chrysler convert!
New top. Spitfire encme. nistum built
Only 4.").oiiii miles Call 2-1231. Kxt. 37
at 11 A. M.
A new thrill in mdl jring
awaits you. Come and take a
ride in Beulah, the Theta Xi sta
tion wagon, or Fifi, the Alpha
Phi town car, or if you're in a
hurry there's the DU fire truck.
And the Phi Tsi Ford is line for
sight seeing.
The fire truck, claimed by its
owners to be the oldest vehicle
on the campus and the veteran of
many famous fires is owned by
Chuck Ilemingston, Bill Wenk,
and Bill Vlc-ck.
The advantage of the fire truck
seems to be that any number of
people can be carried with the
sanction of patrolmen. Not so
with the Theta Xi station wagon,
a 1925 Ford, as its owners, Dave
Slusher, Paxton Rickctts, and
Bob Rogers were made to real
ize. Bud Campbell and Bruce Buch
annan have red upholstrey on
their Phi Psi Ford that could com
pete with the best of Buick con
vertibles. The thing that distinguishes
''Fifi'' from all other cars in Lin
coln is its paint job. The crate
of orange is owned by Baru Wil
liams, and Pat Hickcy.
Campus News
In Brief
The military department is in
possession of i2 PORCH CHAIRS
it as announced by Sgt. John Far
row. Members of fraternal organi
zations owning these chairs may
claim them at the west stadium.
CURRENT HISTORY class un
der Dr. A. T. Anderson will be
dismissed lor the convocation today.
DELTA THETA PI law lrater-
nity will hold a luncheon at noon
Thursday, Oct. 7, at the Continen
tal Cafe, 15th and O streets. Guest
speaker will be Jiulge Harry
Spencer.
A.S.A.E. will meet Wednesday,
Oct. 6, at 7 p. m. in Room 206 of
the Ag Engineering building.
A.I.C.E. will meet Wednesday,
Oct. 6, at 7 p. m. in Parlor X, Un
ion. A movie will be shown and
efreshments will be served.
French students, don't forget!
Le Ccrcle Francais will meet to
day, Oct. 5, at 4 p. m in the
Faculty Lounge of the Union.
Please bring 15 tents for refreshments.
All-Engineers
Convo Planned
An all-engineering convocation
is tentatively scheduled by Sigma
Tau, honorary engineering fraternity.
The convocation, which mem
bers hope to hold this semester
was planned at the honorary's
first meeting this fall. Ihe pur
pose of the meet would be to ac
quaint engineering students with
the opportunities in the field of
engineering.
The campus Sigma Tau chap
ter named Fred Pelton, president,
and Cecil Doubt, vice president,
as representatives to the national
conclave. The convention is to be
held Oct. 7, 8, and 9 at the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
The Cleveland Indians Monday
won the American league pen
nant by beating the Boston Red
Sox, 8-3. Manager Lou Boudreau
hit two home runs and Ken
Keltner hit one.
The Indians will face the Bos
ton Braves, National league win
ners, in the World Series.
Ag Research
Holds Open House
Open house will be held at the
Nutrition Research quarters
from 10 a. m. until 6 p. m. in the
Foods and Nutrition building on
Ag campus.
Students will be taken on tours
throughout the day to better ac
quaint them with the research
work being done, and to show the
equipment used. The open house
is being held especially to inform
new students on the campus of
the extent of research done in that
department.
Officers Plan Conlosl . . .
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his or her design is original and
agrees to indemnify the military
department against any claim
that said design infringes any
copyright or property right of
another,
7. The decision of the judges
will be final.
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