Thursday, April 9, 1953
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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By DICK COFFEY
Frature Editor
"It was like going through' the
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iKapur. -lowing much enthusiasm
lover Boys Town, said tnere was
'little social organization set up for
' . . minviu in Tnriia Kanur said. c i ,.
Arabian Nights stonesr w-as jonn ------ -- - remarked.14" " e
Methuselah's opoftyor-,- SK5rV'5' " '
tar Board sponsored tour for for-1 Jq ,vms-
eign students over Spring "ca-. & first.hand glimpse
tJon- i of industrv, farming methods and1'
Methuselah, from India, thought TOinmunjt-, 3ife m southeastern I
the tour was a great privilege and Nebraska
was appreciated oy loreign siu-, The 10ur -va5 sponsored by
dents. The group of 23 students jjortar Board .Co-chairmen of the
visited a dairy farm in Fremont, tour were Elizabeth Gass and Iles
a hydro-electric plant and shoe ter Morrison. Dr. Floyd Hoover,
factory in Columbus, Hastings, director of registrations and rec-
CoEese m Hastings, ana tne nT his wife acted as chap-1 . . r, cnn nnit -.- m.n'c iirmitnrif in he
Fremont." Methuselah said, "Andi Anna Verne, Rome, Italy: Ab-i jnnercourt
were housed in private homes. In 'dul Al-Ghrary. Iraq; Hessamud
the home, the people treated us din Baluch, Afghanistan; Charles
just like members of their lam- Barton, jamacia; noDen r.reion,
iiv" 'Haiti; Plutarco Castao-Btmos,
Courtre Lmcoiii Journal
Registration For YMCA-YWCA
Summer Conferences Now Open
The annual MCA-YWCA sum-' which the students will carry in
mer conference at Estes, Colorado the Christian Association the fol-
f, ! s 11 lowing year. The program will be
scheduled for June 5-13 this . he purposes ob.
rfTh. reform sneaker for ihe'j- emphases, procedures.
The Plalfor m speaker ior tne t and jatjonships of
conference is Val C. Wilson. ,.,j., vrir- h vwpi
:. ,.f r"ir.,n Wnm. student iMLA ana iLA.
'an's College; president of the1 The schedule includes about
Ph. D Yale Divinitv School; past three hours for group sessions
national student 'secretarv foreach week, plus informal group
American Baptist Convention. J meetings and personal conferences
I j n,;0 c-,;'with the seminar director, who
Paul Hansen who is pastor. St. ? A?d.t.n.l resource
DN, Yearbook Interviews
Korean Vets
The nublic water works in Co- Honduras; Sammy Chang. Korea;' 4 . I -a M A J AM
lumbus was a great experience,; Yoshinobu Harushima, Okinawa: SlntOri rrtl 4! 11 1 4 (I
Methuselah said, and it was won- Moonhyung Kang, Korea: Xawal W I W4 I WV4 I VI II w
rtirfiil tn :pp how it was nut to Kaour, India; Demetrios Kouram-j . . ,
such a eaf use ibs! Greece- John Methuselah.! Applicants for staff positions istairs at n25 R Street. Completed
-The dairy farm was the great-'India: Cm Nyhawan, India; Sur- on next semester s Daily Nebras-1 f orms shoud returned to the
est thin? we have ever seen," endrakmur Patel, India: Andrew kan and the 39d4 Cornhusker, Relations office-not later
Methuselah said, espedally to stu. 5 p.m. Monday, April :0.
wioloFinajM -and vh pleased tria; Takaski Shimada. Japan; 28. respectively the Committee , Chief requirement for eUgib.l-(
with the work at Bovs Town and Suk-soon Suh. Korea; Mr. and on S t u de n t Publications an-,j1y js a weighted scholastic aver-; QQ IX C!,,,, VJ
hopes to work with bovs and col- Mrs. George E. Williams. Canada: nounced Thursday. f 4 Qr bcrter Women stu- rDiX. J!UlIIU Jl
Jege students wnen ne revums iu auu o. ------ - . dents must c
3ndia I Other Mortor Board members.tamed after 3 p.m. Thursday at 5VStem
Kawai Kanur another student that went on the tour are, Artie'the Public Relations office, up- n''
Korean reterans are iireed by
the Veterans Affairs office to
sin the March payroll immedi
ately. The original deadline, has
been extended for several days
because of the shortage of sig
natures. The Veterans new office Is in
Room 199 Temporary L.
from India, said the tour was, i estcott. Jean Louden ana :uary
very instinctive and entertaining, ann Kellogg.
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Present staff positions on the w tww. .
D a i 1 v ?f ebraskan and Monthly .
salaries are: editor SB5: editorial IV PW jVlSniDSrS
The new members of Phi Beta'are ?Pen 10 ?"dents who will be
Dog Show Set
For April 26
i TnVin'c I nthoran rTiiiTrh Flenver
land chairman. Rocky Mountain!
Council on Family Relations.
The Seminars will include:
apathy and indifference on the
college campus, personal disci
pline and growth of the student,
peace or war-importance of in
ternational affairs for the Ameri
can student. Christian philosophy
the mature philosophy of life,
vocations preparation for future
life, is the church necessary? Does
;it meet the needs of the modern
icollege student, and atomistic
'education.
The conference is held at 1he
YMCA Conference Grounds As
sociation Camp, Estes, Colorado.
The registration deadline is May
25, 1953. For further information
contact Jan Osborn at Ellen Smith
Hall or Sam Gilson, YMCA office
in Temporary L.
One of the leadership seminars
Ex-NUer Dies
I The Eighth Annual Classic All
'Breed Dog Sh
leach; assistant sports editor $20; 'nounced at the annual joint meet-' jobs are available
'feature editor 35; agnculture an(J dinner of ,lhe societies waitress, cabin i
page editor S55; managing editor
m: news eonor n'v - v- -At employees of the YMCA camps
tor 5dd: copy editors 4l 540 Kappa and ai6ma Xi will be an-iat E . , ,Pmin. wti;.
e as waiter.
maid, grounds-
Show and Obedience editor S3d: business manager u, man jtche,, heper at nomj.
T,,1 i-rMnr.-ro Viv 1K0 r"nrn- assistant DUSiness manage -j . -"-- : a1 v,at:1 T,,T. -rSi;,,-
jhusker Kennel Club. Inc. will be S4d each; and circulation mana-aem cm on. 'and board Recreation and social! FORMER
held Sundav, April 26 in the Uni- ger .u. i imi ueta iwappa, national n on -, programs will be arranged fo
versitv Coliseum. , Comhusker staff positions are: orary scholastic society-, elects leisure time.
The" show, which .each year at- editor SS5; associate editor $50; seniors who have maintained high; The seminars supplement sum
tracts dogs from all over the managing editors (3)
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and Obedience editor S35; business manager $80;
Courtesy Lmpoflti Jwomal
T DENTAL IN-
STEI CTOR DIES ... Dr. Ter
dinand Griefs, who retirrd in
January from the staff of the
$40 each: grade averages while meeting the Haer employment with leadership' College f Dentistry after 25
countrv, is open to all pureDrea photograohv editor s-iu; easiness ziauuauvu jujiiui mt ujuung aor ine responsiDiiities
dogs. Free Show Handling classes manager S85; associate business College of Arts and Sciences. ! .
will be held for local entries each managers iZ) $4-0. ! Sigma Xi. national scientific re-; WORDS OF WISDOM A cad
Wednesday at :30 p.m. in Ante-, phe Committee, headed bv Dr. search society, chooses as associ-:.Can be a fellow who treats a girl
lope Park. v. Shumate, will conduct the ate members seniors who have with so much respect she worries
The premium iist and entry interviews in Parlor Z of the Stu- shown marked excellence in two what other girls have got that she
blanks may be obtained f r o m 0nt Union, beginning at 4 p.m. : or more sciences. -hasn't.
Mrs. D. D. Perry, 1335 C Street.!
Lincoln Irtries close April 13.1
Cmmc Lim-oiit star iApplK 's will be accepted at!
ricTTR vrTinv tktp FOE 22 . . . Foreign students were ithe D iow Headquarters, Ar-:.
treated to tour of southeastern Nebraska by Mortar Board, jbor Ro, n. Lincoln Hotel, April
Shown here from left) are: Elba Sandoval of Nicaraffua. Eliza- 12 and 33 between 10 a m and
beth Gass, Mortar Board member and Heinz Schreiner of Austria. 110 p.m.
Tears service, djrd unday at
the home of his son. Dr. Non
aid F. Griess. at Tncson. Ariz.
Dr. Griess was graduated from
the Vniversity Dental Srhoal in
1909 and Joined the faculty in
fCrueer, Heineman Win
Seocresf Scholarships
Joan Krueger, senior in Arts
and Science from TCorfolk, and
Norris D. Heineman, senior in
Arts and Science and Business
Administration from Ainsworth,
-re announced as the winners
of .the J. C. Seacrest scholarships
for the advanced study in journal
ism. Established by the Cooper
Foundation in 1952 in honor of
J. C Seacrest, former Lincoln
Journal newspaper publisher and
member of the Foundation, a
scholarship - is awarded an -outstanding
senior in the School si
Journalism each year.
This year lhe Foundation
do-joied the amount of the scholar
sh.p to S1,000 which was awarded
Heineman. Miss Krueger was
given the unclaimed 1952 scholar
ship of $500.
Former editor of the Daily Ne
braskan. Miss Krueger is a jour
nalism and speech major, memoer
f the University intercollegiate
debate team, and member of the
editorial staff of the Lincoln Star.
She is a Mortar Board, presi
dent -of KUCWA, and Delta Sigma
itho. national honorary forensics
society; vice president of Theta
Sigma Phi, women's national pro
fessional journalism fraternity; a
member of Kappa Tau Alpha,
journaisim scholarship society:
Gamma Alpha Chi, women's ad
vertising society: and Gamma Phi
Beta.
Heineman, journalism and busi
ness administration major, is news
editor of KLMS, a member of
ilnVia T'rtcilnn T?hn raHin frat.pr-
nity; Sigma Delta Chi, men s pro
fessional journalism fraternity,
Belta Gamma Sigma, national
honorary business administration
society, and Kappa Tau Alpha.
Both students' plans for further
study have been decided; Miss
Krueger will study in Pans and
Heineman at Syracuse University
Syracuse, N. Y.
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Dr. Didcman
To Lecture
Dr. Adolphe J. Dickman, head
of the department of Modem and
Classical Languages at the Uni
versity of Wyoming, will give two
lectures and hold one seminar
discussion Friday and Saturday.
A native I Belgium and now
United States citizen, Dickmarj
viil lecture Friday at 4 p.m. in
Love Library Auditorium on de
Coster's "TJbyl UlenspeigeL" a
novel based on the -cultural pat
tern f Belgium in the 16th cen
tury. The Jitte Thy! UJenspeigel h
taken from an old German book
about peasant life in the 151b
century, De Coster's book does
not contain the same character.
of plot, but does retain the same
ftyle.
Before thi address. Dickman
will hold a cerninar discussion at
2 pan. xn room 321 Burnett on
''Humor in the Chansons de
one.
Speaking SaturiJay at 31 p.m.
in 217 Ferguson Hall to the West
Central Chapter of the American
Association of Teachers f P'rench,
Dickman "will discuss Francois
Msuriac, the 3i52 Kobel Prize
dinner In literature.
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KKUS it - presenting a well
iiiowu play every Monday from
Under the direction of Jack
Bibcock and Hal Cohen, these
Tjroerams. Hit Plays in Review..
'iU include jcOTnedies and dramas
Students ot cp(.'h and radio wi)'!'
participate to these programs,
The play. daptations lor r-,
C'9 .wi'S .ifx-arionaL'y Include re-,
vr$xnt by radio or movie .actors ,
-h ha'.- r.snned fame from their j
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