DAILY NEBRASKAN
'Casey-Sent-Me ' Panel
Have a Coca-Cola Let's be friendly
Adornsl944 WarShow
Act I
Wednesday, February 2, 1944
Out of the confusion of people
ana paint, me stage crew for the
iwn war snow is creatine: an au
thentic reproduction of a 1Q1R
speakeasy. Complete in detail, even
10 me casey-sent-Me' recognition
panel in me aoor, me set is black,
paneled in gold and bordered with
National Youth
Week Program
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Begins Friday
brilliant early twentieth-century
wall paper.
Act I, which has its setting in
a 1918 cabaret complete with wire
legged tables and red-checked
cloths, begins with a rousing
chorus singing "Give Me a Kiss
by the Numbers" followed by a
dancing chorus of eight girls un
der the direction of Jean Cowden.
Military trainees make up a
large part of the cast. Rodger
O'Reilly and Joe Stynes, singing
such favorites of the last war as
"Over There," "It's a Long, Long
Way to Tipperary," and "Mary,"
are particularly outstanding in
the act.
Highlighting National Youth Soldiers Turn Civilian
Week will be a panel discussion Costumes will be original and
among a Negro, a Nisei, and a for the first time in months, some
Caucasian at St. Paul Methodist of the soldiers will have the legal
church Sunday, February 6, at 8 opportunity to wear civilian clothes
p. m. The panel will discuss the The band, made up of trainees
racial problem as it affects each, consists of top artists on the piano,
and offer suggestions for the solu- bass, clarinet and saxophone
tion of the problem. I Under the direction of Jean
Dr. Gerald Kennedy will be Swarr and Prof. Leo Martin, the
chairman, with Bill Miller. Marie third annual war council produc
Yamashita, Virginia M. Stuermer tion will be presented Friday night,
and Paniona Banks as panel per- Saturday night and Sunday man
Bonnel. nee, February 11, 12 and 13.
Youth Week will open with a Capacity Limits Tickets
party Friday, February 4, at 7:30 Tickets for the war show will
p. m. in the First-Plymouth Con- be limited due to the size of the
gregational church at 20th and ballroom. No tickets will be sold
D. There will be games refresh- over the seating capacity. Friday
ments and a talent show, recruited night's tickets will not be sold to
from the various races represented civilians. Saturday night and Sun
In Lincoln. Susan Pope is in day matinee tickets will be ap
Charge of the partv committee. portioned between civilians and
Saturday afternoon. February 5. service men
at 2 p. m. is planned a proiect Due to a missprint the Fri
including tour of the Urban day &nd Saturday night tickets
league. Following the tour there ffive the show as beginning at
will be a discussion of racial prob- 7 :30' but curtain will go up at
ICin. i ne group Will meet at tne iuaijiuuiac uuuuwui, uu.hiivss
First Christian church at 16th manager, explained
and K. Tickets are 35c and may be
Anne Wellensiek. president of bought at the Union, or from
the Christian Youth Council, war council representative. The
which is sponsoring this stHdy of a war council is handling ticket
tne race problem as it exists in saivo As tampus ior wu civh
Lincoln, announced that tickets
are available at the denomination
al student houses, YMCA, YWCA,
and Union check stand.
Trainees
ians and STAR'S
The schedule for rehearsals for
this week is:
Tuesday: 1st act 6:30-8:30
Wednesday: 2nd act 6:30-8:30
Thursday: 1st act 6:30-8:30,
Friday: 2nd act 6:30-8:30,
YM Prisoners
Aid Reaches
Philippine Isles
Continued from page 1.
Lofink, and Miggs Manning:, Kappa
nappa uamma.
Patricia Welsh and Jeanne Dou-
gan represent Pi Beta Phi; Lor
raine Abramson and Bettv Gold
berg, Sigma Delta Ta i; Elva Rich
mond, Sigma Kappa: Peggy Lar
son, Towne Club; Margaret Kuehl
and Iris Baxter, Love Hall, and
u ,,V e viue, weison, Eugene H. Floyd, secretary of
Phyllis Greer, and Rogene Peter- the university YMCA, announced
ouii, uic icsiuc-iiue nana. itnrtmr th. i.t. tuji
COaiC earner fiayS. innino iclanHc nri nt Yin urnt-L- vf
iuic uin a iwuu will lumisn War Priannora Ai1 vf Ihn VVrrA
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music ana rerresnmenuj win De a participating service of the Na
served at the dance. Lincolnettes rir,ni wo- ti
and university hostesses will be report of this from the organiza-
-k -tcwugH owi-Jtion's national headquarters
u """b uatcs. I New York
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m u.wkc oi ifie election pro-r i,0tio h-, ,.,;.
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mm cunuiuaies must oe present roi0
?u " .u.uriw ai 9 p. m. Definite information that the
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opened to YWCA representatives
in the Far E"t was brought to
the United Slates by Hugo Ceder-
gren, of. Sweden, associate dir e
tor of the War Prisoners Aid, who
arrived from Europe last week
Delegate to Go at Once
No time will be lost in sending
YMCA delegates into the Philip
in
Freshman Cop
In Washington
Has Real Chase
ACP-RandaU "Sheriff Johnson
is only a freshman in the police
science course at Washington pines to help meet the recreation
staate college, but he's already al, educational and religious needs
hard at work on his first big case, of the prisoners of war there,
Tne situation that is challeng- Floyd was advised
ing his talents is tbit of a bur- "I can say for the represent
glary at 704 Linden in which two tives of the War Prisoners Aid of
men broke into a room and took the YMCA in Europe that we will
two cartons of cigarettes, a sport leave nothing undone to continue
coat, a suitcase, a train ticket to providing the men in these camps
beauie and X10 In cash. with the supplies needed for those
Randy vows that hell solve the activities that make their life in
case if it s humanly possible. In the prison camps bearable and
fact, he's quite stirred up about even in some respects, profitable,"
tne case. You see, It was his room. Mr. Cedergren said
. a way to win a welcome wherever you go
There'? friendliness in the simple phrase Have a "Coke". It turns
strangers into friends. In both hemispheres, Coca-Cola stands foe
the pause that refreshes, has become the high-sign of the good
hearted. OTTIEO UNDEt AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COIA COMPANY V
LINCOLN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
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It1 natural for popular i
to acquire friendly abbrevia
tion. That'a why vou hear
Coca-Cola called -Coke1.
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J THIS SPRING I
5 IT'S MILLER'S
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Free Flicker Show
Laurel tmd Hardy in "Flying Elephants"
Frank Farnum in "Desert Rat"
Charley Chaplin in "The Champion"
4:09 Sunday, Feb. 6
Peg Shelley at the Piano
UNION BALLROOM
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