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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, December 2, 1949
MAIN FEATURES START
VARSITY: "Bad Boy," 1:00,
4:01, 6:56, 9:51. "Rocky," 2:43,
5:38, 8:33.
STATE: "Lost Boundaries"
1:26, 3:29, 5 32, 7:35, 9:40.
IIUSKER: "M i g h t y Joe
Young, 2:33, 5:43, 8:53. "Prince
of the Plains," 1:00, 4:10. 7:17.
10:27.
LINCOLN: "Sword In The
Desert," 1:00, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25,
9:30.
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JOHN WAYNE
RANDOLPH SCOTT
MARLENE DIETRICH
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nANGING OF THE GREENS Ellen Smith hall is the scene of the annual ceremony pictured above.
The hanging of the greens is conducted each year by the Y.W.C.A. Officers of the women's organiza
tions on campus, the advisory board, presidents of organized houses, Ag and city Y.W.C.A. cabinets,
deans of women and their assistants are invited to attend the ceremonies. Honored guest was Jimmie
Woodward, secretary of the student finance of the national board. The program committee included
Beth Wilkins, general chairman; Mary Hubka, arrangements chairman; Shirley Sidles, invitations; Nan
Cowles food chairman; Elizabeth Moodie, program chairman; Mary Anne Pederson, tree; Marilyn Clark,
greens; Jayne Wade, hospitality, and Marg Hughes, publicity.
Student Receives
Air Force Citation
A University student, Lt. (j.g.)
William T. Vierregger, USN, was
presented with an Oak Leaf clus
ter at ceremonies held in the
office of Capt. W X. Messmer,
USN, professor of naval science,
last Friday.
Lieutenant Vierregger received
this air force citation for having
LESSON IN LOGIC OF COST ACCOUNTING AND NUTRITION
DO YOU SUFFER FROM VITAMIN DEFICIENCY?
IM CREDITORS HOUND YOU?
WE AGAIN ENJOY FINE FOODS SERVED AT
successfully completed over one ! T T11!rill TMouc lirvit
hundred hazardous missions as a (JI1111 1 '- 11 l
pilot in the Berlin airlift, "Opera
tion Vittles."
The navy officer, an Omahan,
was commissioned as a naval avi
ator in April, 1944, and since that
time has had duty assignments in
many parts of the world, includ
ing the Phillipines, China, Japan
and Germany.
Lieutenant Vierregger is at
tending the university under the
Naval officers college training
program.
THE DELL
IN THE AG STUDENT UNION AG CAMPUS
START THE WEEK RIGHT WITH A SUNDAY EVENING
SNACK AT THE DELL
(SUNDAY HOURS 5-10 P. M.)
SUNDAY MENU
Hum Mad Thill
KMe Order 1'otalo HaJad
ftPKC-IAL SANDWICHES
n.r B-Q nam mi Bun Stin. Htrlnf PoUtw. Toff or Milk
Mtcak on Bun llh Hnlad Drrtolnc, Lrtlofo Tomato Potato MH-
Tumm'i Ioto 'sa'ndVh'eho' Btrinf PotatoeiCoMe
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Intramural Director Charles
Miller has announced that en
tries in IM basketball are due
at Room 102, in the Physical
Education building, no later
than 5 p. m., Friday, Dec. 2.
'Flicker Nmlil'
An old fashioned atmosphere
will be in order when the first in
a series of films are shown in the
Union ballioom Sunday at 7:30
p. m. Flicker Night is the theme.
Silent movies, guaranteed by
the Union general entertainment
committee, to be "comical, 'will
be featured. Humorous comments
will be given while the films are
in progress. Old time barbershop
music will be provided by the
Beta Sigma Psi quartette for in
termission entertainment Re
freshments will be sold.
Five or six short reels will be
the content of the program. There
is no admission charge.
Caroling Tour
Planned by
Red Cross Unit
A rnvnl tour bv University stu
dents will be a part of the Red
rvr.ee rniiffp Unit's Christmas
program for local institutions.
Gloria Lirsen ana Anne tigge,
institutions chairmen of the unit,
announced today that representa
tives of all organized houses will
join together to sing carols at lo
al homes.
Thr Carolina tour will be held
Tuesday, Dec. 12, in the evening.
Further information on me proj
ect will be announced later by
the co-chairmen.
Other developments in the
Christmas project were announced
by Miss Larsen. Kappa Sigma will
hold a party for the children of
Cedar home; Tau Kappa Epsilon
will entertain ten boys irom la
bitha home at their house. The
two men's houses are the first of
all organized houses and groups
contacted to promise support of
the plan.
Last year, some twenty houses
and groups took part in the proj
ect at thirteen local institutions.
Thev entertained with Santa
Claus acts, gift-giving, caroling
and party games. The institutions
included orphanages, old peoples
homes, the reformatory, peniten
tiary and Orthopedic, Veterans
and State Mental hospitals.
Houses and organizations inter
ested in having a part in the sea
son's program are urged to con
tact Miss Larsen, 2-7875. All par
ties will be arranged with the as
sistance of the Red Cross, which
will also provide transportation if
needed.
Phalanx Initiates
25 Wednesday
Twenty-five candidates were
initiated Wednesday night into
Phalanx, honorary R.O.T.C. fra
ternity. Initiates were: Allen Tully,
Jack Craig, James Jenny. Gerald
Barret, Gordon Strom, Tom
Scott, Derald Lembrick, George
Morris, jr., Robert Reid, John
Gudgel, Rolland Egger, Ellior
Wagner, James Ferris, John
Cristopulos, Donald Canady, Fred
Claus, Marvin Savalsky, Luis F.
Bob Laflin, Orval Conner and
David Duley.
Pharmacy Society
Elects Officers
Miss Joan E. Duffy-is the new
president of Kappa Epsilon, pro
fessional society for women phar
macy students.
Other officers: Isobel T. Bog
ner, vice president; Miss Corinne
J. Coker, treasurer; and Jean M.
Mikkelson, secretary.
New pledges of the society are:
Virginia A. Hagger, Margaret I.
O'Connor, Meredith E. Siddens,
and Donna R. Winch.
Order your
Corsage now for the
Military Ball from
Hiltner Floral Co.
135 So. 12th St. 2-2775
The Best in Flotcer$ and Service
Classified
LOST ijidlog (lold Hamilton wrist Htch.
A. J. ll.ill eiiRravpd on back. Call Anne
JuneHall. 2371
OKI) uhlrtiT by-llv-dirii In plain or
plald. AVr:RSl400 O St. I
WANTED Ride to Caliper- or Cheyenne.
Wyo. Christmae .irntlon. Will snare,
expense. Call 2-538.
COM PLKTR TuxediT for iale! 8ie36:2;
Call 8-4317.
KOR RKNT
Sleeping room lor 2 boy. next to balh.
KverythlnK furnished. $14.00 each mo.
1845 "K" 8t.
FOR Sale Model 3C Leioa with F3.S
Klmar lend Carrying case and filters.
Call 4-437 evenings.
ATTRACTIVE sTeepinn rooms for boys,
newly decorated, InnerKpriiiR mattreses,
close in. Reasonable rates. 8tudent'
Hotel. 327 Bo. 11th St. 6-3020.
OS Campus Board only. Reasonable
rates. 2 room apti. Available soon.
2-4438.
STUDENT wants rids to eaM coast for
Christmas. Morrison. 2-7651.
WANTED: Ride to New York Christmas
vacation. Call Klalne Ellott, 2-7371.
Women's Residence Hall.
