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CYCLONES START
Cobs Meet Tonight
To Discuss Rally
There wilt be a meeting of
Corn Cob tonight at 7:30 at
the Alpha Sigma Phi house, ac
cording to Marvin Schmid,
president of the organization.
He request all member to be
present to discus plan for the
last pre-home game rally of the
season, et for Friday In the
field house.
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HUSKERBATTLE
Veenker Eleven Faces Tilt
With No Players on
Injury List.
HOLD LIGHT WORKOUTS
Title Fray Saturday Marks
Iowa's First Chance at
Championship.
AMES, la. When Iowa State
meets the Cornhuskers Saturday
. in the Big Six conference grid
championship tilt, Coach George
Veenker will be at freedom to use
any lineup he wishes, as not a
single man will be out on account
of injuries. Light workouts are on
the schedule for the Cyclones as
they round into form for the final
contest and their opportunity to
win their first Big Six conference
football championship.
Ivan Impson, fullback, who suf
fered a. broken leg in the second
game of the season at Morning
side, has been taking light work
outs the past week and may see
action Saturday. Bauman, tackle,
who suffered a Eprained ankle in
the Drake game will be in good
shape for the Nebraska tilt accord
ing to Coach Veenker. Templeton,
200 pound wingman, who was un
able to see much action In the
Bulldog encounter on account of
knee injuries will also be in top
shape for the Nebraskans.
The week's drill program con
sists of scrimmages Tuesday and
Wednesday against Nebraska for
mations executed by freshman
teams. Coach Veenker is con
fronted with the problem of build
ing an attack against a much
heavier team. The Husker line
averages slightly heavier than
Iowa Stated, and the backfield Is
much heavier.
Between halves of the football
encounter the undefeated Cyclone
two-mile team will bid for its sec
ond consecutive Big Six confer
ence championship. The decisive
defeat of the Kansas Jayhawkers
last . Saturday renders the Iowa
State harriers a topheavy favor
ite to beat Coach "Indian"
Schulte's proteges since Kansas
downed the Huskers as decisively
earlier in the season. Lyle Chap
man, who was defeated for the
first time this season by Cunning
ham of Kansas last Saturday will
be forced to his best to beat Ayres
of Nebraska next Saturday, altho
Chapman has been turning in the
fastest times so iar mis lau.
STATE SCHOOLS OPEN
GATHERING SATURDAY
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plenary sessions.
In these the delegates will take
the floor to present the viewpoints
of their countries. Round table dis
cussions will follow each plenary
meeting.
The one respect in which the
student conference will differ from
the international conference to be
held in Geneva in February, lies in
the results. No attempt will bs
made to negotiate any treaty or
draft conclusions.
Committee Named.
The state committee in charge
of the conference is composed of
Bereniece Hoffman and Meredith
Nelson, co-chairmen, from the
University of Nebraska; Rachel
Branson, Helen Cassady and Har
old Dahms, also from the univer
sity; Sally Seely and Ralph Bush,
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The program follows:
Saturday.
8:30 a. tn. -Opening of session on be
half of League of Natloni. Opening ad
dress, Clark Elehelberger, executive secre
tary of the League association In Amer
ica, New York City. Election of conference
chairman and adoption of official agenda.
10:30 Kirst plenary sexton; subject,
"Security."
12 Lunch.
1:15 p. m. Plenary aeeslon on subject of
"Security."
2:43 Round table dlscusaion led by
Clark Elchelberger.
7:30 Plenary aeeslon and dlacuaslon on
economic and financial aaieds of disarma
ment. 9 Round table group led by Mr. Elchel
berger. Sunday.
9 a. m Plenary session on subject,
"Methods of Limitations and Reductions."
10:30 Last round table discussion until
cluslng general conference at noon.
BAlTllYIS
Sixteen Games Scheduled
Among Greeks This
Evening.
Second round class "A" games
in the intramural basketball tour
ney now in progress will be played
tonight with sixteen games on tap.
The games on the schedule follow:
IJiAOl E 1.
Beta Theta VI vs. Phi Kappa Pl. court
4. 8:211; Lambda t hi Alpha vs. McLean
Mall, court 4, at 8:40.
I.EAOIE II.
Tan Kappa Kpsllon vs. Phi Gamma Del
ta, court 1, 8:20; Sigma Phi Lnftilon vs.
PI Kappa Alpha, court 1, at 8:40.
I.KAGIE III.
Uelta Sigma Phi vs. Itrlta Phi llimmi,
court 2, at 8:20: Beta Sigma Pel vs. Phi
Kappa, court 2, at 8:20.
I.KAtil E IV.
Farm Home va. Alpha Tan Omrra, court
8, at 8:20; Delta t hi vs. Phi Delta Theta,
court 3, 8:40.
LF.AUIK V.
Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Alpha Theta 4 hi,
eonrt 4, at 7; Sigma Phi Sigma vs. Delta
Sigma Lambda, court 4, at 7:-0.
LEAGIK VI.
Kappa Sigma vs. Theta XI. court I, at
1 o'clock; Sigma Alpha Kpsllon vs. Alpha
Sigma Phi, court I, at 7:20.
I.KAGIK VII.
PI Kappa Phi vs. Theta I'M, court 1.
t Delta Ipsllon vs. Iteta Beta Tau. court
2, 7:20.
' l.F.AGl K VIII.
Delta Tau Delta vs. Sigma hi. court 3,
at 7; Sigma 'n vs. Alpha Uamma Klio,
court S, 7:20.
"BV Play Thursday.
Class "B" teams in intramural
basketball will get into action be
ginning Thursday when eight
games are scheduled on the Coli
seum courts. The entire schedule is
as follows:
I.KAGIK 1.
Kappa Sigma vs. Kappa Phi, Thursday,
.Nov. 18, court t, 7! Phi Delta Theta vs.
Sigma 4)hl, Thursday, 'ov. 19, court 2,
7:20; Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma 4 hi, 'rum
day, Nov. 28, court S, 8:20; Phi Delta
Theta va. PI Kappa Phi, Tuesday, Nov. 24,
court J, 8:40; Kappa Sigma va. Phi Delta
Theta, Monday, Nov. 30, court 2. 7; PI
Kappa Phi vs. Sigma 4 hi, Monday, .Nov.
SO, court 2, 7:20.
LEAGIK If.
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon vs. Phi Gamma
Delta, Thursday, Nov. 19, court 3, 7; Phi
Sigma Kappa vs. Sirfniu Nu, Thursday,
Nov. 18, court S, 7:20; Sigma Alpha Kp
sllon va. Sigma .N'u, Tuesday, .Nov. 24,
court 4, :20; Phi Sigma Kappa va. Phi
Gamma Delta, Tuesday. Nov. 24, court 4,
8:40; Sigma Alpha Kimllon va. Phi Sigma
Kappa, Monday, Nov. 30, court 3, 7; Phi
Gamma Delta vs. Sigma Nu, Monday, Nov.
SO, court 3, 7:20.
LEAGIK III.
Delta I'psllnn va. Beta Theta Pi, Thurs
day, Nov. 19, court 4, 7; Phi Kappa Psi
vs. Lambda Chi Alpha, Thursday, Nov. 19,
court 4, 7:20; Delta tpallon vs. Lambda
I hi Alpha, Tuesday, Nov. 24, court 2, 8:20;
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Beta Theta Pi, Tuesday,
Nov. 24, eonrt 2, 8:40; Delta I psllon va.
Phi Kappa Pal, Monday, Nov. 30, court 1,
7; Beta Theta PI va. Lambda (hi Alpha,
Monday, Nov. 30, court 1, 7:20.
I.KAGIK IV.
Tau Kappa Kpsllon vs. Delta Sigma
Lambda, Thursday, Nov. 19, court 2, 8:20;
Theta XI vs. Sigma Phi Kpsllon, Thursday,
Nov. 19, court 2, 8:4(1; Tau Kappa Kpsllon
va. Sigma Phi Kpslltilt, Tuesday. Nov. 24,
court 2, 7; Theta XI va. Delta Sigma
Ijtmbda, Tuesday, Nov. 24, court 2, 7:20;
Tau Kappa Kpsilon vs. Theta XI. Monday.
Nov. 30, court 2, 8:20: Delta Sigma Ijwiih
da va. Sigma Phi Kpsllon, Monday, Nov.
SO, court 2, 8:40.
I.KAGIK V.
Alpha Sigma Phi va. Alpha Tau Omega,
Thursday, Nov. 19, court 8, 8:20; Delta
Tau Delta va. Phi Kappa, Thursday, Nov.
19, court 8, 8:40; Alpha Sigma Phi vs.
Sigma Phi Sigma, Tuesday, Nov. 24, court
4, 7; Phi Kappa vs. Alpha Tau Omega,
'Tuesday, Nov. 24. court 4, 7:20: Delta Tau
Delta vs. Slgmn Phi Sigma, Monday, Nov.
SO, cokx 3, 8:20; Alpha Sigma Phi vs.
Phi Kap,a, Monday, Nov, 30. court 3,
8:40; Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Phi
Sigma, Wednesday, Dee. 2, court 4, 7;
Delta Tau Delta vs. Alpha Sigma Phi,
Wednesday, Dec. 2, court 4. 7:211; Sigma
Phi Sigma vs. Phi Kappa, Thursday, Dee.
5, court 2, 7; Delta Taa Delta vs. Alpha
Tan Omega, Thursday, Dec. 3, court 2,
7:20.
I.KAGIK VI.
PI Kappa Alpha va. Farm House, Thurs
day, Nov. 19, court 4, 8:20; Delta Sigma
Phi vs. Alpha Gumma Kho, Thursday,
Nov. 19, court 4, 8:40; Farm House va.
Alpha Gamma Kho, Tuesday, Nov. 24,
court 3, 7; Delta Sigma Phi vs. PI Kappa
Alpha, Tuesday, Nov. 24, court 8, 7:20;
PI Kappa Alpha vs. Alpha Gamma Kho,
.Monday, Nov. 30, court 4, 8:20; Delta Sig
ma Phi vs. Farm House, Monday, .Nov. 30,
wurt 4, 8:40.
ONLY TEN CENTS
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Minimum Two Lines
Wanted
WANTED All students who find ar
ticles to turn them into the Daily
Nebrafekan office so that they may be
quickly returned to their rightful
owners.
WANTED Students' laundry. Called
for ; delivered. L-7607.
Lost and Found
LOST Large agate ring- In rest room
of Univeralty School of Music. Ite
ward. Call F 6036.
LOST On Manhattan npecial train.
Just before or after reaching Lincoln
Saturday night, a plain black envelope-style
purse, containing money,
pen and pencil Ret and dorine. He
ward. Call F 4568 (Marguerite Hol
lenbeck). LOST A bunch of five or six keys on
a chsin with a Grlswold Identifica
tion tag. Please leave at Daily Ne
braskan office,
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