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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, November 19, 194 8
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This week-end will be a hey
day for party hoppers what with
sixteen (16) noteworthy functions
operating. Hay and celebrities, gay
decorations and just plain house
parties, all show the work of many
ingenious socalites.
Going so far as to rent a hall
for their actives are the Delt
pledges who are holding the Squab
Scramble at Boomer's. Phil Neff
and Lois Brown, Mel F.ngler and
Lois Elwell will attend.
Also on the list for tonight is
the Sigma Kappa "Mock Wedding"
party. All attending hill-billys are
invited to watch 5-foot groom
Sharon Redfern precede the shot
gun down the aisle to 5-foot, 10
inch bride, Pat Wiedman and
bring a present.
It's still Friday and the Pala-
dians are hayrncking. On top of
the mound are Dean Morrison and
Madge Mathews, Irvin Blish and
Louise Metzger.
Excitement and I repeat EX
CITEMENT is running rampant
;it the ZBT house this week-end.
Several weeks ago, while at a
meeting at Delta Omicron Nu,
Norton Garon wrote to THE Eliz
abeth Taylor in Hollywood invit
ing her to the Zcta party Satur
day (they have mutual friends).
Thursday Noit received two
telegrams; one that she would stop
on her way to New York, and
one that the plane is down at
Cheyenne. Now Nort is madly
hiring the ROTC to usher her in
and is thinking of annexing the
coliseum to accommodate the
crowd.
The K Sigs are barn-dancing
Saturday surrounded by hay, farm
buildings, and little barn yard
friends (compliments of the
Sainted Six.) It's brother and sis
ter night in the old barn. too.
.Tack Brandt is squiring Aussie
Dierhler's sister Lou, and Larry
Xorrtin (of the local Herbarium)
will take Georse Wilcox's sister.
The Alpha Xi house is going to
look like hell Saturday night.
Theme of the party, of course, is
"Journey to Hell." Pondering on
their sins will be Marion Staple
ton :nd Chuck Tremain. and Mar
ilyn Beyer with Keith Litle may
be. He may go hunting instead. I
Wearing gaily decorated gar
ters, compliments of their dates, !
will be Donna Mcisinger (with 1
Bob Chaney) and Willy Clark j
(with Bill Fankhouser) at the KD '
I'.asin Street party Saturday.
Caught in a fish-net at the Phi ;
Psi house tomorrow niidit will be
Gene Gilmore and Marge Putt.
Everyone plans to be shipwrecked
in sarongs.
Off to the already sensational
Club Francaise party will be Dale
-TO-NITE-
the last
unionizER
Before Christmas
Riley Smith
ami orchestra
Only 60c per Person
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KLTRKSIIMENTS
Young and Jean How. Then
there's the Phi Delt house party
with Al Potter and Ann Crawford,
the Ag Haydown, Rundle Hall
supper, Canterbury dance, Delian
party, Newman club deal but you
look them over. Will report later,
That's that, Pat
C.U. Students On Field Trips
Many hundreds of specimens of
plant and animal life were made
available for study through the
University of Colorado this sum
mer when members of the biology,
anthropology and geology depart
ments headed field trips into sur
rounding areas of wilderness.
It is the plan of the museum to
do a comprehensive study of Dino
saur National monument as a
wilderness area including the
study of its ancient history, geol
ogy and its plant and animal life
forms.
Sabin Outlines
UNESCO Plan
To Chairmen
UNESCO house chairmen met in
the Union last night to hear Shir
ley Sabin, pre-conference plan
ning chairman, outline the struc
tures and function of UNESCO.
The general program has three
distinct parts:
The General Conference: Each
house representing a country will
send five delegates and alternates
to the plenary session Feb. 16, 17
and 18. The remainder of the
house will act as advisors to the
delegates. Altho each nation has
five official representatives, it has
only one vote.
The Executive Board: This
board acts as a controlling organ
preceding and during the confer
ence. The board is made up of
one representative from each of
the 18 countries which now com
prise the international UNESCO
executive board. The nations on
the present executive board are:
Egypt, Canada, Czechoslovakia,
Greece, India, Belgium, France,
Brazil, Turkey Venezuela, Nor
way. United States, Poland, Mex
ico, Ecuador, China, United King
dom, Australna.
The Secretariat: These activities
will be duplicated by the pre
conference planning committee.
Hair's Itreath
The lifespan of an average
human hair is about three years,
the maximum is four or five
years.
Poor Dogs!
It is estimated that cats out
number dogs in American cities
by a ratio of four to three.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 U. OF N. COLISEUM
DANCE TO
JIMMY DORSEY
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
AT THE
1948 MILITARY BALL
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two of Magee's many pretty frocks for late -time date-time. Jackie Sorcnson and Marie
Jo Mooberry smile in approval at the two very pretty Ball gowns Magee-College-Committeewoman
Dorothy Osterman shows them. You, too, will find just the right gown
. . . and at the right price at Magee's. Come down today for sure I
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