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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, November 14, 1948
'Racket Smasher' Tells Tricks
Of the Trade to Local ASME
"Smashing the Rackets" a ta'k
by a man who knows whereof he
speaks will highlight the next
meeting of the A.S.M.E. The stu
dent chapter of the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers
will hear Professor Fredrick J.
Ludwig, a member of the Law Col
lege faculty, recount his experi
ences with Murder Inc. and other
rackets which he has helped to
smash.
The talk, which the professor
emphasized is open to all students
and not merely to engineers, will
be held in Richards lab at 8:00
p. m., Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Professor Ludwig came to Law
College this year from New York
District Attorney Frank S. Ho
gan's office where Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey gained his reputation.
The professor's compelling per
sonality plus his unusual subject
should make for quite an evening.
The former cop, caddy, high
school teacher and special counsel
promised this reporter a few chills
and thrills.
At 30 the new-comer to the fac
ulty is the youngest full professor
in the country. He graduated
from the Columbia Law school.
Bachelor Candidates
Filings are now open for El
igible Bachelor candidates for
the Mortarboard ball. All or
ganized houses have been con
tacted and must have their
entries in by Friday of this
week. Independent filings are
open all week. All filings
should be sent to Jo Kcllen
barger, 1610 O Street. Only
requirement is a 75 average.
Mrs. Gustavson
Talks at Home
Economics Fete
Mrs. R. G. Gustavson will dis
cuss her recent visit to Sweden
at the Ellen H. Richards dinner
to be held Wednesday in the
Union ballroom at 6:30 p. m. The
dinner is sponsored by the Home
Ec club.
Held annually in observance
of the birthday" of the founder
of home economics, a main pur
pose of the banquet is to ac
quaint students and faculty with
each other.
Special guests at the affair will
be Miss Margaret Fcdde, chair
man of the home ec department,
Marjorie Johnston, Dean of
women, and Mrs. W. V. Lambert.
Lillian Locke, president of
Home Ec club, will act as toast
mistress for the evening. Group
singing will be led by Gwen
Law Aptitude Tests
The College of Law will con
duct apptitude tests for en
trance to the Law college Dec.
3 and 4. Students who desire
to take the exams may contact
Mrs. Hilton in the dean's office
to obtain the hours for the test.
Monson. Connie Crosby is gen
eral chairman for the affair.
Committee heads are: Charles
Eggert, publicity; Vivian Frazier,
program; Dorothy Bowman, tick
ets; Norma Long, decoration;
Jean Stopkotte, favors; Alice
Boswell, hostesses; and Lu Huff,
food.
Tickets for the dinner will go
off sale Monday. They are $1.25
per person and may be obtained
on the first floor of the Home
Ec building.
The following headline was
printed in a Baton Rouge, La.,
newspaper:
PORT ALLEN GIRL
WINS FIRST PLACE
IN HOG EXHIBIT
Coriihuskcr Deadline
The following fraternities
are reminded that 4 p.m. Mon
day, Nov. 15, is the deadline
for pledge and active name
liss to be turned into the Corn
husker office.
Beta Sigma Psi
Delta Sigma Ii
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Upsilon
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Chi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Acacia
Delta Chi
Xi Tsi Thi
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