is I t J? I I -I 1 1 : i Poge 4 College Case To Be Aired Jfre, McElroy On Harvard Panel "The Case for College" will be presented on WOW radio Friday at 8 p.m. Participants on the panel in clude President Eisenhower, Secretary of Defense Neil Mc Elroy, Senator John Kennedy, Under Secretary of State Christan Herter, Secretary of Health. Education and Wel fare Marion Folsom, colum nist Walter Lipmann. Leon ard Bernstein and Harvard President Nathan Pusey. The hour-long show is spon sored by Harvard college. The program format in cludes: 1. The nature of a college (what is its main function.) 2. The extent that college contributes to our pesent civil ization. 3. The development of edu cation in Russia and how the United States can and must meet this threat. In addition, the program will feature the Harvard Glee Club Band, interviews taped in Eu rope, and live pick-ups from Cambridge, Mass., New York and Washington, D.C. TV Re-Runs Five Series Five series of programs Mill be re-run on KUOX-TV, channel 12. starting the week of March 31. Each series will run 10 weeks. Beginning March 31 at 5:30 p.m. will be "International Geophysical Year", a probe behind the s c e n e s of the world-wide scientific study now being conducted. Intellectual excitement in mathematics will be the topic of "Mathematics" starting April 1 at 9 p.m. "The Arts and the Gods." a series about famous Greek plays, will begin April 3 at 5:30 p.m National government will be scrutinized on "Camera on Washington", to be seen on Thursdays, beginning April 3 at 5:30 p.m. The fifth series, concerning man, resources and civiliza tion, will begin April 4 at 9 p.m. IFC Slate The Inter-Fraternity Coun cil wil linterview applicants for the IFC slate for student Council this evening. ,rom A Oil corners of the world Student, faculty and administrators coma to tht William Sloan How, kmc famovt for its comfortable, ia expeww accommdatiom and its id spread program of services. Enjoy clea rooms, coffee shop, tailor, TV room, sports, forums tnf tours. All age croups tceom Mdattd. SATES: JIM tint JJ S3 40 doskl. Membership incladed. Write for folder C WILLIAM SLOANE HOUSE Y.M.C.A. 1SS Vast Mts St tn itt .) New Verk, - T. Wwi OXIora 5-S1M (On I lock from hm Sutton) jfxf Stoop up then iff- Qood K Ropes and Bibs 189 I plus la Be a good Bunny Select her Easter gift today JIlQ JjCWWJUA "ai 1 -i .. J MS . 0 What's Happening In Cupid's By Wynn Smithberger Spring is here! For those in doubt check the pinning list! Crowned queen of the an nual Delta Tau Delta spring formal, held Friday at the Cornhusker Hotel, was Mar ilyn Miner. Miss Miner is a Kappa Alpha Theta senior in Teachers from Tecumseh. Pinnings Judy Lang, a Delta Gamma freshman in Arts and Sciences from Beatrice, to Richard Hagemeier, an Alpha Gamma Rho senior in Agriculture from Beatrice. Janice Lancaster, a Delta Gamma freshman in Home Economics from Plattsmouth, to Roger Hild, an Alpha Gam ma Rho junior in Agriculture from Plattsmouth. Barbara Lundin, a Chi Omega sophomore in Home Economics from Columbus, to Errol Mitlyng, a Beta Sigma Psi junior in Business Ad ministration from Austin, Min nesota. Eileen Santin, a Kappa Delta sophomore in Teachers from Fullerton, to Gary Kil day, a Farm House sopho more in Engineering from Fullerton. Barbara Breunsbach. a Love Hall sophomore in Home Ecanomics from Virginia, to Stan Hargleroad. a Farm House senior in Engineering from Tekamah. Signup Ready For Pre-Med Day Any junior or senior inter ested in medicine and all stu dents interested in nursing, medical technology and X-ray technology may attend Pre med Day April 26. to be held at University Hospital in Omaha. Advisors and interested fac ulty may also attend. Students who expect to at tend should sign the sheet posted on the bulletin board at Bessey 306 before April 13. Registration will begin at 8:30 a.m. at the main en trance of the hospital. The program will consist of campus tours, displays, luncheons and a medical pres entation and discussion, ac cording to Eugene Powell, Pre-med advisor. Spring Day Workers Workers are needed on four Spring Day committees, ac cording to Bob Smidt, chair man. Committees are registration, men's events, women's events and parade. KNUS Scliedul e Tuesday 4 "The Top 3 SbW RveatWe" "Spon Pictare 7 "Wailjat; tm C" Jan 7:30 "T1i Chart Patrick Shorn- S "The New, Depth" ! "The Chick Patrick II Su-imH Spat aewi aad veatkar kovr a4 kalf boor. . tm NUtC oj m That's why American Erpreva Student Tours are expertly planned to include a full measure of individual leisvrt ample free time to discover your Europe as well as the most comprehensive sight-seeing program available anywhere! Visit England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, The Rivieras and France accompanied by distinguished tour leaders enjoy superb American Express service throughout. 10 Special Tours ... 48 to 63 days ... via famous ships: United States, Liberte, Nieuw Amsterdam, Atlantic, Italia, New York. $1,198 up. Other tours available . . . from 35 days . . . $769 up. Yoa ran always TRAVEL NOW PAY LATER when you go Amercan Express! For complete Campus Representative, local Travel Travel member: Internationa Education and Council on Student Travel . . or simply mail tbe handy coupon African Express Travel Service S3 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. efc Trt Saim DitMou Yea! Please do send me complete information w about 1958 Student Tours of Europe! Name Addres City . ' wjuct Totif rvfi rtwt with m trw Corner JoAnn Hass. an Alpha Phi junior in Teachers from Omaha, to Dyke Newcomer, a Phi Kappa" Psi senior in Business Administration from Omaha. Jeanne Carr, an Alpha Om icron Pi freshman in Teach ers from Valentine, to Bob Smith, a Sigma Phi Epsilon sophomore in Arts and Sci ences from Valentine. Shirley Schiff, a Sigma Delta Tau freshman from Omaha, to Gary Lauphemer, a Zeta Beta Tau sophomore in Business Administration from Stanford, Connecticut. Sue Dechter, Minneapolis, Minnesota, to Sheldon Krantz, a Zeta Beta Tau sophomore in Arts and Sciences from Omaha. Sally Wilson, a Kappa Alpha Theta junior in Teach ers from Lincoln, to Les Car ter, and Alpha Tau Omega junior in Arts and Sciences from Billings, Montana. Engagements Fran Jensen, a Pi Beta Phi junior in Teachers from Paw- j nee City, to Art tveaver, a Phi Delta Theta senior in Arts and Sciences from Lin coln. Roberta Faulder, Panama, to Eldon Beavers, an Acacia senior in Teachers from Ben nett. Joanie Brandebarry, a Chi Omega junior in Home Ec onomics from Orchard, to Ron Bradsby, a Nebraska Univer sity alumnus from Lincoln. Pat Beckman, a Towne Club senior in Teachers from Lincoln to Rich Cave, a Bus iness Administration senior from Lincoln. Carolyn Williams. Delta Delta Delta junior in Agricul ture from Ashland, to Jim McGath, a Phi Rho Sigma sophomore in med school at Omaha. Yellers Practice Cheerleading practice for tryouts will be held for all interested freshmen students today and Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the Coliseum. Freshmen with a 4.5 ac cumulative average are eli gible to try out. Math Discussion A mathematics colloquium will be held at 3 p.m. today in 209 Burnett Hall. Dr. Chester Camp, profes sor of mathematics, will dis cuss "An Integral Equation Whose Kernel Involves Finite Discontinuities Along Both Diagonals." YR Meet Thuixlay The University Young Re- !nnhlipan uill hrdii thfir weekly meeting on Thursday' : at 7:30 p.m. in Union 316, ac- ; cording to Bob Krohn, YR president. ! M a r v Stromer, Nebraska I Republican executtive secre tary, will address the organ ! ization. rope 1 have felUt j I information, sec your Agent or Service. Institute nf Zone . Siate. Tav as cwo'jfs-FVawr fvtTfi . i The Doily Nebroskon Film Society Goes Austrian "The Last Ten Days," an Austrian production, will be shown by the Foreign Film Society Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Nebraska Theater. "The story of the final week in the bunker, when Hitler, trapped, alternated between deep despair and a madman's wild dreams for relief, is told vividly and realistically in a new Aus trian movie, 'The Last Ten Days.' " writes John Lowry of the Kansas City Times. Albin Skoda plays Hitler and easily could pass for his dou ble. Erich Maria Remarque wrote the script based on the book of the same title by M. A. Musmanno, an Amer ican officer, who, after the war undertook an exhaustive investigation of how the Ger man dictator came to his in glorious end," adds Lowry. Time Magazine said the movie was "Perhaps the best picture produced in Central Europe since the war." The three remaining pres entations of the Foreign Film society include: "A Girl in Black," a Greek film, to be shown on April 9; "Wage on Fear," a French movie, to be shown April 23; and George Orwell's "Animal Farm." a British film which will be shown April 30. Symposium Set The second section of the Sixth Annual Nebraska Sym posium on Motivation, sup ported by a grant from the U.S. Public Health Service, will be held in Social Sciences 201. Thursday and Friday. Thursday at 9:30 a.m., Pro fessor Richard Littman, Uni versity of Oregon, will speak on "Motives, History and Causes." Professor Charles Eriksen, University of Illinois, will talk about "Unconscious Processes and Motivation," Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Prettied Exams Set May 3 Any premed student wish ing to enter an accredited medical college in September, 1 1939. may take the national; Medical College Admissions ; Test, May 3. Applications to take the test must be made with the Edu-1 cation Testing Service of Princeton, N. J., before April 19. 1958. Applications may be obtained at Bessey 306. WHAT'S A SHOTOUM JHfU Kit MOS? oartr Lcvitovi. Partridge Cartridge ottoa COLL. WHAT 1$ a mizn not it . ja, ICI Maze Crate WHAT S HOC HISTORY? ClTDt OtTHOUT. uirtaa luisoif - Boar Lor LIGHT UP A r.cf Union Bulletin Board TUESDAY Gamma Lara It Inter Var 12:3 Jr. Itv S Inter Var i Dance Comni S P. R. Comm 5 Activ. Comm. 7 Jr. IFC 1 Sinioma ? 313 i2 313 316 311 211 315 3'3 XYZ B'lrna A I n. Awards Kosmet R Pi Tau S NUCWA Activ. Bd T:30 I 31 111 Aditon Will Lead Convention Talk Dr. Dudley Ashton, chair man of the University Physi cal Education Department w ill lead a discussion on ad ministrative problems at a convention of women physical education instructors. The convention w ill be held j in Excelsior Springs, Mo. from March 28 to 30. Mrs Wilma Gimmestad, University instructor, will be toast-mistress at the conven tion banquet. Fair Weather Forecast NU students marveled at the mild weather yesterday with temps soaring to the 54 degree marker. The mercury will remain near the fifty degree mark er for today and for the remainder of the week will hover near the seasonal normals of lows in 30s and highs to 55. The fair weather has seen an ab normally large number of pinning and engagements. Spring is definately here! Want Ads Typing School Parr Professional Quality Ormo ;. Cmy ft-4781 Cnt't?t Student Want) to work 4:0o- 12:00 ;irty 5 day per wak : tnew i hour will be fr t mud v. alr, tc. $00 ncr month to start. Send letter of i application to Midtown Hotel, 144 Oj St. No ptnma call. OR. BLOCK'S DIRECTORY OF MAGICIANS WORLD S LARGEST DIRECTORY OR. MEYER ELOCH PtMaoW I astern Magical Society J4S Rlvtnrton Street New York t. N T. WHrt A HAUGHTY MHOMT ostaar otioi. Vain Crant atta WHAT OOfS A COtO BSH CF1 anaot Mturp HVNaOlOT ITTt con GiU Chill WHAT'S A SWANKY HIDJ-OUT FO CANCSTEDST sini loimn. Dodge Ledge WW STATI &fc n n . n liaht SMOKE -LIGHT Outside World Fugate Reversal Sought Caril Fugate's attorneys asked the Lancaster District Court Monday o reverse the decision of County Judge Her bert Ronin who Saturday refused to transfer her murder case to Juvenile Court. The Court was asked in the "petition of error" to trans fer the case to Juvenile Court as the defense had requested in County Court. Russia Rejects Note The Soviet Union Tuesday, as it published its latest con ference note, rejected every argument raised by the United States. Russia rejected an American suggestion that a top level meeting might be used by the Soviets to stage a spectacle rather than reach any decisions. ROMANO'S PIZZA DRIVE-IN 126 No. 10th St Fhonc t-SMl Free Delivery 21 Variety Pino Pies 75c $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 SPECIAL STUDENTS DISCOUNTS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELERY I t t ' aT a a A-am ' ir. uytir --r KAUFMAN'S VO EXTRA CnARCE FOR CREDIT BOO-BOOS are a clown's best friend. The down in question has a jTenchant for shining his shoes with molasses, arguing with elephants and diving into wet sponges. But he makes no mistake when it comes to choosing a cigarette. He picks the one that tastes best. He puts his money on the only one that's all fine, light, good-tasting tobacco, toasted to taste even better. He selects (The suspense is unbearable.) Lucky Strike! All of which make s him a Brainy Zany! Quit clowning your- tm STUDENTS! MAKE 25 Do jro Kke to alurk work? Here aome eaty money etart Stirkliii(f! We'll pay $25 for every Stickler we print and for hundreds more that never get tiand. Stickler are aimple riddlea with two-word rhyming anawera. Both words mum have the same number of syllable. (Dfn't do drawing.) Send your Sticklers with your name, address, collide and claaa to Happy-Je-I.rficky. But 67A, Mt. Vernon. N. Y. 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