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THE NEBRASKAN Sunday, January 14, 1945 VYbiaL To start off with this morning, we want to say that what Rollie says about Andy is absolutely true, huh, Brownie? At the Phi Rho house in Omaha New Year's Eve was Bonnie Hin richs and not with pin (or ex) mate Jawn WelJs. Who were the UN students who weVe throwing bottles from the fourth floor windows of the Blackstone Hotel on the same eve ninghuh, Larson? What all of the girls on this campus would like to know is what Bob Brown's trouble that he won't give at least a few of them a break. Has Marge Heyn given her pin back or not, and if so, why aren't about half of the ten boys that are waiting for her to, getting on the ball. How About It, Bette? After all the trouble that Pete Anderson had in getting Ginny Turner to give her ring back to the Air Corps it would seem that he would at least date her. Ware Christinson and Joan Rae Bauer, have been hitting the steady road lately. Even the Fly Boys can't break into that league. Seen at the Motor Boat party last night were Dick Dilsaver, Fiji Sports Ed, and Virginia Hann, Gamma Phi Fred Hecox and Wilma Boettcher, Kappa have been seen in all the better places, and often. How about all of these women that signed up for Student Di rectory, giving their address as that of the Sig Chi House. Nice spot you're running, Jim. Joan Bohrer Theta, and John Van Sant have reached that stage rocks or cross, Van? Every one is eagerly waiting for Ike Steen to make the first big in vestment in Freddie's Tea Room, for that is the official opening of the outdoor party season at the Gulch. (Can't print picinic in the paper, Ike.) For a nice nar rative, have Mycki McDonald, Chi Omega, tell about the train ride home. ' Bi? announcement of the new year is that putting Mary Louise Weidman, Alpha Chi, Dougal "Snowman" Nelson, Phi Delt ,on the steady list. Its about time this pair came to such an under standing. Nog Chapin, the old reliable, comes in kind of handy when the fly boys fly, eh Hink? We like that twosome cause nothing upots our stomach. Merry "Butch" Winter of the KAT hut, had her Xmas vacation all planned until the maternal hand interfered. Anyway it was a good idea, and besides, Mommy doesn't live in Lincoln. People live and people learn but still we run into something new now and then . . . even late da'es or "working on the swing shift" are tossed about, but' our time is up and we aren't ones to tarty. See 'ya. Iicuuticini. Talks At Charm School Agnes Schmitt Harrison, hair stylist, will be the speaker at Charm School which will be held Tuesday night at 7:00 p. m. in s Ellen Smith hall. Ag Elects New Council Reps Ag sophomore and junior coeds will vote Monday and Tuesday at polls on the second floor of home ec building for class repre sentatives to the student faculty council, the group which works to co-ordinate and better faculty student relations on ag campus. Midge Holtzscherer, president, announced that senior members hold over until May and fresh mpn do not elect their repre sentatives until November. Jun iors will vote for one of their present members, Monica Ann Alberty, Midge Holtzscherer and Edith Pumphrey .and for two other members from the class at large. Sophomores will vote for F.ila Rnkpr. Marolvn Hartsook or Betsy Kovanda in addition to two other sophomores. Polls will be open Monday and Tuesday from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. UN Forum of Air Talks on Control By Government "Should government exercise more or less control over its citi zens?" was the topic discussed on the University of Nebraska Forum of the Air broadcast bat urday, January 13, at 5 p. m. over KFAB. Moderator for the discussion was Dr. Curtis Miller Elliott, as sistant professor of economics, and panel members were Dr. David Fellman, assistant professor of political science; L. B. Smith, chairman of the department of architecture; and George S. Round, assistant extension agii-culturist. YWCA . . . (Continued from Page 1.) ing and religious welfare council, and was on the planning com mittee for religious emphasis week. Bettv Dou Horton is a mem ber of Aikane and international relations stff. She is doing a study for the student volunteer movement. Secretary Nominees. Nominees for secretary are Alice Abel, in chaVge of surgical dressings and a member of com parative religious and upper class leadership training groups; Barbara Griswold, freshman com mission leader; and Margaret Neu mann, leader of the "Tiny Y" staff. Jacqueline Eagleton, nominee for treasurer, is a member of the Girl Reserve leadership training course and Estes Co-op group. Maurine Evnen is. a member of the uppcrclass leadership training group and also up for treasurer. Only Y.W.C.A. members may vote in the election. Each coed must bring her ident card and YW membership card to receive a bal lot. Membership cards for those coeds who have not yet gotten them may be picked up at the YW office in Ellen Smith. Twenty Farmers Take Mechanics Course At Ag Twenty farmers from all parts of Nebraska are taking a two weeks short course in farm me chanics at ag college- J. V. Srb, director of short courses, an nounced. This is a smaller number than were registered for the same course last year, Mr. Srb. stated. Prof. C. W. Smith of ag engineer ing department has charge of the farm mechanics course. Courses in livestock, crops, Irri gation and poultry will follow during this month and next. YW Group Hears Rev. Ray Kearns Ray Kearns, student pastor, will address the Comparative Religions group of the YWCA Wednesday at 5 p. m. in Ellen Smith. The meeting will be opened to the public because this is one of Mr. Kearn's last appearances be fore he leaves the university at the end of the month. forming a religious "pressure group under the-chairmanship of Marv Ann Mattoon. Participation is open to anyone interested and it is urged that memoers ot na tional groups also affiliate them selves with this relieious erouD in order that they may present the church's viewpoint in the na tional group in a manner most Rel lgious . . . (Continued from Page 1.) one held last year which featured a Catholic choir, a Jewish cantor, and a Protestant choir. To present the attitude of the church effectively at the coming miniature peace conference, the Religious Welfare Council is WELCOME U CHRIS' GOOD EATS t N. nth ft vV Tr If Groan! rhl 1 J nirtatWa f C-237S 77r?iC.iTiiiTi'i.iiim.,' C Mai N. aaih SI. University Orchestra Concert Mile Dresskell, Conductor 3:00 P. M., SUNDAY, JAN. 14 and Free Variety Show Bob Hope and Paulette Goddard in THE GHOST BREAKERS 8:00 P. M. SUNDAY, JAN. 14 ' ' Student Union Ballroom Look Ahead! Clothes will last longer by keeping them free of harmful dirt. 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