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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, December 6, 1949
St. Nick to Perform
For Union Parties
Santa Claus will appear in his
full glory Wednesday, Dec. 13, at
the Union when the old-fashioned
Christmas spirit it scheduled to
prevail.
This was the announcement of
the special activities committee
which stated the old man will be
present at the two events of the
day.
A Christmas Open House will
Cosmo Paper
Editor Hits
Asia Politics
Walter Willi, editor of the U N
Cosmopolitan, bears the major re
sponsibility for that publication.
In his editorial, "Lest We For
get," which appears on the first
page of the November issue of
Cosmopolitan, Willi points out
that "political indifference and
unawareness have to a great part
opened the way for political
systems directed against the es
sential freedoms of mankind."
Let this serve as a reminder to
those who would shirk their polit
ical responsibilities in pursuit of
personal pleasures.
Hindu-Moslem Conflict.
In an article on "Kashmir and
the Cow," also appearing in the
current issue of the Cosmopolitan,
the editor remarked that the
Kashmir conflict "is a conflict be
tween the Hindu and Moslem,
which, in other words, means
that the Hindu wants to worship
and adore the cow while the Mos
lem wants to eat it." This is fol
lowed by a more detailed discus
sion of the hows and whys of
the strife.
Cosmopolitan of the month is
Sonia Sookdeo, a Hundu girl from
Trinidad in the West Indies. Of
Lincoln, Sonia says she likes it
'especially its neatness. "People,"
she says, "are always very friend
ly and- show a great interest in
improving their knowledge about
other people and their customs."
NUCWA Explained.
Other articles include an ex
planation of NUCWA by Susan
Reed, publicity chairman of the
group and a managing editor of
the Daily Nebraskan. Vladimir
Lavko, in an article entitled
"Night Over Prague," discusses
incidents in Czechoslovakia rela
tive to the theme of this month's
Cosmopolitan.
Articles by Dean Krasomil and
Claude Hannezo, a feature of
Pandit Nehru, and various mis
cellaneous items complete the
edition.
NU Cosmopolitan is a monthly
publication of the Cosmopolitan
club. Subscriptions may be pro
cured from members or by writing
the club in care of the Union.
Subscription rate is $1 per year.
Law Hopefuls to
Take Tests Friday
Aptitude tests for admittance
into Law College will be given
Friday and Saturday of this
week. The examinations are be
ing given mainly for those stu
dents who will graduate in Janu
ary. Students who are interested
should report immediately to the
Dean's office, Room 208 of Law
College, to get their application
blanks.
be in order from 7:30-10:30 p. m.
The theme will be "an old-fashioned
Christmas party."
Bob Russell, chairman, ex
plained that a varied program will
be presented in different rooms of
the building.
Music By Ma burn
Jerry Mayburn and his orches
tra will offer music for dancing
in the ballroom In another room,
movies, including several shorts,
will be shown.
A special vaudeville program
may be seen in Parlors A, B, and
C. Directly above, in Parlors X,
Y, and Z, Santa's laugh room will
be located. For music lovers, spe
cial entertainment will be given
in the music room.
Refreshments will be served in
the main lounge while background
music is provided by the organ.
Later in the evening, Christmas
carols will be sung.
The other big event of the day
is the Kiddies' Christmas Party
presented earlier in the afternoon
from 4-5 p. m. Children of all
faculty members and students are
invited to attend.
Youngsters' Show
Slated to keep the youngsters
busy is a "fun-filled program,"
according to the committee.
Movies, a magician's act, a
Christmas story-teller, songs and
a gift exchange are the activities
in their order. Santa will be on
hand to distribute the gifts. Each
kiddie is asked to bring a gift
worth not more than 15 cents.
Parents are also invited to be
present. Coffee and cookies will
be served. For those who live in
Huskerville, special transportation
will be provided to and from the
Union.
M.B.'s Will Offer
Ticket Special
"Now Is the Hour" will be the
slogan announcing "bargain hour"
Wednesday when Mortar Board
ball tickets will sell for $2.95.
"Bargain hour" will take place
sometime Wednesday at the ticket
booth in the Union lobby. A sign
will announce the hour during
which the ticket price will be
reduced form $3 to $2.95. Four
Mortar Boards will run the booth
at that time.
Mortar Bod ball tickets will
be on sale at the regular price
all week in the Union. Jimmy
Dorsey will play for the annual
dance Friday night in the Coliseum.
Board
N U Bulletin
Why keep him waiting
DON'T MISS THE BOAT
11 LSD AY
Candidates for teaching posi
tions for school year 1950-51 meet
with staff members in charge of
teacher placement Tuesday, Dec.
6 'at 4 p. m. in the Love library
auditorium.
Corn Cob meeting Tuesday at
5 p.m. in room 315 of the Union.
Important that all workers be
present .
Farmers Fair board meets Tues
day, at 5 p. m. in the Ag Union.
Informal pictures will be taken.
Meeting of New Projects com
mittee for NU Builders at 7:30
p. m. Tuesday in Room 308 of
the Union.
Scabbard and Blade will meet
at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in the
Armory. All members wear uni
forms. Ag Exec board will meet Tues
day night in Room 3 of Ag Union.
Religious Welfare council will
meet at 4 p. m. Tuesday at Uni
versity Episcopal chapel.
NUCWA Speakers bureau will
meet at 5 p. m. Tuesday in Room
305 of the Union.
WEDNESDAY
Thalanx will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday in the Armory.
Nu-Med will meet at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday to hear Dr. Paulson,
eye specialist, speak
University 4-H members de
siring transportation to the West
Stadium for the Cornhusker group
picture to be taken at 4:45 p. m.
Wednesday, may leave their
names at the 4-H Club office be
fore noon Wednesday. Cars will
leave promptly at 4:30 p. m. from
the west side of Ag hall.
Alpha Kappa Tsi will meet
Wednesday at 7 p. m. in the
Union.
Pi Mu Epsilon will hold a short
business meeting at 5 p. m. Wed
nesday in Room 225 Burnett.
THURSDAY
Tassels must turn in their Corn
husker salesbooks and money at
the Cornhusker office before 5
p. m. Thursday.
Meeting of Varsity Dairy Club
7:30 p.m. Thurs. in Room 208
Dairy Industry. Dr. Mogens
Plumb will speak on "Dairying in
Denmark."
FRIDAY
Cosmopolitan Club members re
port to West Stadium for Corn
husker picture Friday at 5 p. m.
Corn Cobs must turn in Corn
husker salesbooks and money at
thj; Cornhusker office before 5
p. m. Friday.
Ten Chesterfield
Winners Named
The winners of the Chester
field Cigarette Contest held in
the November issue of the "Corn
Shucks" magazine have been an
nounced. These persons, may
pick up their cartons of Chester
fields at the "Corn Shucks" office
any afternoon.
Winners were: Milt Hoffman,
Ruth Ann Hinds, Wally Banner,
John D. Nelson, Barbara Porter,
Ben Creed, Sanford Porter, Bob
Ebers, Marv Grimm. Leonard H.
Lee.
The StfticliMii Union
Presents the
ORTAR BOARD BALL DINNER
Fritl.-av. December !, 7:.'t0-::t0 1. 31.
In the Campuslinc
$1.50 per person
Ms U
A delicious dinner to start
a gala evening.
A delightful atmosphere
of candlelight and danc
ing to soft organ music.
Make Your Iteserratt4tns
. . . Note!
At the Main Union Office
or Phone Ext. 4222
MAIN FEATURES START
VARSITY: "Red Shoes," 8:00.
STATE: "Lost Boundaries,"
1:20. 3:29. 5:32. 7:35. 9:40.
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Winner of three Academy Awards
LIMITED ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT DEC. 6
THRU DEC. 11th
THIS COUPON ENTITLES DEARER
To Purchase One Ticket for THE RED SHOES for any Matinee or
Evening Performance at the Special Discount Rate
$1.00 INCUDES TAX
MATINEES DAILY 2:00 P. M. DECEMBER 7 THRU llth
EVENINGS DAILY S:00 P. M. DECEMBER 6 THRU Uth
VARSITY TIIKATItE 13TII & P
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