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Wednesday, October 8, 19i3
On the Social Side
Fifteen Couples
Pinned, Engaged
Congratulations were in ta junior in Teachers from ;
store for 15 couples Monday j Wymore. to Vic Hanson, a I
night, after nine pinnings and Sigma Phi Epsilon junior in
six engagements were an-1 Architecture from Pierre, i
nounced. ;S.D. '
Press Gets Pat on Back
Newspapers Celebrate
PINNINGS
Sandy Swafls, a Delta Gan
ma sophomore in Teachers
from Omaha, to Pat McGar
raugh, an Alpha Tau Omega
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Omaha.
Phyl Bonner, an Alpha Om
icron Pi senior in Arts and
Science from Imperial, to
Burt WeicbenthaL a Farm
House senior in Agriculture
from Stanton.
Carol Vermaas, an Alpha
Phi sophomore in Teachers
from Lincoln, to "Yogi" Her
genrader, a Sigma Nu junior
in Teachers from Lincoln.
Jody Carlson, a Delta Gam
ma alum from Omaha, to Bob
WeigeL a Sigma Chi senior
in Business Administra
tion from Omaha.
Sue Turner, a Pi Beta Phi
sophomore la -Arts and Sci
ence from Dallas, Texas, to
John Barthell, a Sigma Nu
wphomore in Business Ad
ministration from Lincoln.
Dee Dillman, a Kappa Del
ta junior in Teachers from
Lexington, to Fred Henke, a
Beta Sigma Psi junior in
Business Administration from
Lincoln.
Barb Vahle. a Kappa Del
ta sophomore in Teachers
from Alma, tc Norval McCas
lin, an Alpha Gamma Sigma
senior in Agriculture from
Broken Bow.
Ruthie Prochaska. a Delta
Gamma junior in Teachers
from Ogallala, to Roger Ran
kin, a Phi Delta Theta junior
in Pre-Law from Falls
Church, Virginia.
Jan Mack, an Alpha Xi Del-
ENGAGEMENTS !
S h e r i 1 1 Jensen from j
Minden. to Tom P i e ster. a :
: Delta Tau Delta sophomore in
Business Administration from:
, Minden.
Yvonne Cook, a University
! alum from Arlington, to Walt
Akeson, an Alpha Gamma .
Rho senior in Agriculture :
from Chappell.
Joyce Evans, an Alpha Xi j
Delta senior in Home Ec from
Arapahoe, to Jack Norris. an
Alpha Gamma Rho alum i
from Weeping Water.
Bonnie Beckman, an Alpha :
Xi Delta sophomore in Teach
ers from Lincoln, to Marvin
Spomer, a University alum
from Lincoln.
Betty Pillard. Towne Club
freshman in Teachers to Ron
Martin from Lincoln.
Jeanie Patterson. Towne
Gub freshman in Teachers to
'Bert Fink from Lincoln.
To commemorate the newspapers of
America. National Newspaper Week is be
ing celebrated in the U. S. this week.
Many newspapers are taking advantage
of the week by introducing their readers
to the various services provided by news
papers. "Newspapers contain the information
that permits an informed citizenry," Dr.
William Hall, director of the school of
journalism, said. "Without an informed
public, a democracy cannot function."
Editorials and articles concerning News
paper Week and other pertinent topics are
being cited this week in University jour
nalism classes.
Freedom
"Freedom is a shared right between
newspapers and readers," Dr. Hall con
tinued, "a right to publish and a public's
right to know. The former is based on the
latter.
"The American press was even an active
participant in the Revolutionary War. It
served to nnite the colonists against Great
Britain. For this reason. It has been said
that printers' ink runs through America's
veins."
Arthur Strang, secretary-manager of the
Illinois Press Assn., is chairman of this
19th annual National Newspaper Week.
Sponsoring the week is the Newspaper
Assn. Managers, Inc., of v.hich Vera Sco
ficld is president. Scofield is also manager
of the Nebraska Press ssn.
Hole
In expressing a newspaper's role in so
ciety, Frank Tripp, executive editor of the
Gannett newspaper chain said:
"When any medium, o.ther than the
newspaper, delivers all of the world and
neighborhood news in detail; bally hoos
local charities and civic endeavors to suc
cessful conclusions; bornes the babes,
graduates them, marries them and buries
them: stands as watchdog of home, safety
and liberty ; fights for the rights of the
people, unlicensed by fickle government,
controlled only b justice and decency
'When one becomes a permanent record
of current events, the date book of the
community, t-he housewife's shopping
guide; recovers neighbors' dogs, sells
their attics empty, finds them a used re
frigerator, tells them who's sick. dead,
engaged or married! who's painted his
barn or mended his fences
"When another than the newspaper does
these few little chores daily, in a preserv
able package, at a pittance a copy, then
I'll believe that some folks might not find
time to read their hometown papers."
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Bulletin Board
Wednesday, October S
Inur VTBti. 12. IIS
StadtM Council. 4. 3:5
l Art. Arts ft EiHbia Comm.. 4, 211.
MK, 5. ill.
I. Special Aravibrc Comm., i. 511.
Vti Art. Talk! h Topic Cvmm.. i. aj5.
IFC SctKiarttiip fnma 7. 313
IVHa Sigma Pi Mntff. 7, XYl.
Mrrw Board Man Mertinf. 7. Ball
room. Thursday, Oct. t
Linrota Optntniat Club LonrtKwi. 11 V
Prrm. Houae UncUfa. 12 Z.
lnu- Vanity. 311.
nam Onmnr Hirtlifht. 31i
Cnnstia Scinx. i, JU.
l a. Art. Prntmori Cam. S. 111.
l a. Art. Dance Comm.. i, 31
In. Art Film Comm., i, 31-
rflta Phi Delta, 7, C
Ym Democrat. T lx
Alpha Kappa Pti. 7 3. 313.
Inwr Varuty. 7:3a. 315.
Ypunr Raiiblkcans. 7 39.
Phi Sicma lota, 7 X, 211.
Library Losses Frequent
Love Popular Place lo Leave Coals. Hooks
Extension Club i Coed Open Rush
Organizing j Begins Monday
A steering committee for the ' Open rush for women bo-
i organization of a department- gins Monday.
I al Agriculture and Home Ec- Girls are rushed on an in
I onomics Extension Club was 1 dividual basis by the various
! elected Tuesday. ! sororities. No formal parties
I Jerry Haase and Larry are held, but rushees may be
j Hendrix were chosen chair- J invited for dinner, a movi
j men. Other officers are Judy j or coke dates.
Sieler, secretary; Sally Miller, ! Before being
Many University students . kets are cited as items most
are walking around coatless. often left unclaimed at the li-
hungry and nearsighted if ar- bran-.
tides left in Love Library are
any indication.
Eyeglasses, coats and jac-
Delta Sigma Pi
Holds Smoker
Of course we are the re-
cepients of many umbrellas,
too." Richard Farley, associ
ate director of I'niversitv H- jewelry, stationery and num
braries added. "And this erous old lunches
rushed, girls
corresnondinff secretary: Vir-)must register at the Panhel-
was left in the ladies iwt-i&T S treas"rcr and
room last week, including Hobert Klem- reJ"f!er
powder, evebrow pencil and T.he Purpose of this organi
astringent. Four sets of car i ua to emphasize the
ke-s have been found, as well 1 professional aspect f Exten
c'...rr.i h-.ni -hoLrww.Lc 1 sion, said Klem.
lenic Office in Rosa Bouton
Hall. Girls with downs are not
, eligible for open rush.
Outside World
Mailmen may be out of business someday. Army missile
scientist Friedrick Van Saurma claims that 6 satellites work
ing together and using recording devices could pick up the
mail from one city and play it back over another city.
Explorers Visible
Explorers I and IV, American satellites will pass over
Lincoln Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
Though tbey will not be seen with the naked eye. Explorer IV
win be visible at 7:08 p.m. Wednesday and Explorer I can
be seen at 4:1 an. Thursday.
No Satellite Failure
Russia has had no failures in satellite launchings. said
Soviet Scientist A. A. Blagonravoy.
Record In Demand
Radio Moscow has ordered a recording of "America the
Beautiful after announcing on a recent program that tbey
couldn't play the recording because they didn't have it.
Pep Pills Promote Pilfering
A s a result of 4 pep pilL" Mrs. Ethel Jamie son snam
edly said she stole a piece of beef, a piece of bacon and a
baby rattle from a store in Newcastle-on-Tyne. England.
CD Units Secured
Civil Defense hospitals, containing 200 beds and X-ray
and power plant equipment, will be delivered in about one
month to eight Nebraska cities which might become target
areas.
The cities involved are Beatrice, York, Grand Island,
Scottsbluff, Schuyler, Columbus. Blair and Fremont or
Wahoo.
Udanchnaya for Luck
Diamonds discovered north of the Arctice Circle will soon
be exported by the Russians. The rich Kimberlite pipe, the
site of the new industry, has been named I'danchnaya
Russian for ''lucky.
Cjpriots Riol
As a result of four ambushes in Cyprus, two British sol
diers and a Turkish Cypriot policeman were killed and seven
soldier i were wounded.
Apply Today
"Meager pay, fascinating work," were offered by an
advertisement in the London Times. The job? Choirmaster
for Wormwood Scrubs Prison!
Firefighter Win
After encircling a blare in Custer, South Dakota, fire
fighters were able to extinguish it, but not until 400 acres
of pine tree had been destroyed by the five-hour fire.
summer we seni a n o n i m
raincoats to the I'niversity's
lost and found.
Delta Sigma Pi. profes-j Approximately 20 or 30
sional business fraternity, items are left a day. he said.
will hold a smoker Wednes
day. ;the stack grows cumbersome.
Beginning at 7 p.m. in 'and then takes it to the Lost
Union parlors X, Y. Z. the and Found,
smoker will enable prospec-, No Value
tive members to become ac-j People usually claim
ouainted with the activities money, rings and watches.
last year. Farley said, a
handwritten master's disser
tation on philosophy was
found. The name was on one
of the pages, and the library
The library keeps them until contacted the owner.
Horror
He didn't even know that
he had lost it." Farley
Students interested in Ag
and Home Ec Extension may
attend the next meeting in Ag
Union. Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Alpha lambda Delta
Alpha Lambda Delta win
hold a meeting Thursday at
7 p.m. in the Union.
All members are urged to
attend.
! and functions of the fratern
; ity.
ASME Pictures
' All members of the Ameri
; can Society of Mechanical
j Engineers are to meet at
! 6:45 p.m. today in front of
j Ferguson Hall for their Corn-
busker picture,
j Rolland Stover, ASME re-'
I gional vice president, will
j speak on "The Mechanical
I Engineers Profession" at a
; following business meeting.
S Theologian lo Speak
Richard Wolff, Hebrew-,
Christian Bible Scholar, will
! conclude a series of lectures '
at the University Thursday
! night.
He will be the guest of the ,
i Inter-Varsity Christian Fel-!
lowship, which wiH meet at j
7:30 p.m. Thursday in Union j
315. He will speak on "The
Concept of Guilt."
Council on Religion
i ne university council on
; Religion will meet Thursday j
I at 7 p.m. at the Lutheran Stu
i dent Association.
A treasurer will be elected.
j and several business items
will be discussed.
! Farley commented, "but en-
laughed, "just hugged it and
said 'this wasn't lost, was it'
in horrified tones."
Another woman hung one
dently neither text books nor of her good dresses in the li
clothing are considered to be brary and w as very upset
valuable because they re left when it was not there when
all the time." she returned several days lat-
A complete cosmetic outfit er.
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West O: "Cartoon. 7 15. ''
"Adam And Eve," 7:20, 10:10. j
"I Bury The Uvj" 8.50. j
Lincoln: "Gigi," 100, 3 10. 1
5:10. 7:15. 9:35.
Nebraska: "Top Secret Af
fair," 1:00. 4:30. 8:00. "The
j Uig Land," 2:45, 6:13, :43.
Stuart: "Attila, 1:35, 3.38.
5:41. 7:44, 1:47.
Varsltv: "Damn Yankees,
1:08, 3:12, 5:16, 7:20, 8:24.
State; 'The Case Of Doe-1
tor Lauren," 1:17. 3:23. 5 29. '
7:35. 9:4L
Joyo: "The Light In The
i Forest," 7:08. 10:10. "Andy!
iliardy Comes Home." 8 40.
Stanlew: "Cartoon," 7:15.
!"Tbe Reluctant Debutante."
Care," 9:15.
4tb:0: "Cart.oous,"7:15.
"Blood Arrow," 7:30, 11:00.
"The Hunters." 8:50.
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