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Tuesday, December 15, 1953
THE NEBRASKAN
Foreign Students To Tour
Several Midwestern Cities
Individual tours of mid-western
cities during Christmas vacation
have been arranged for foreign
students by the Committee on
Foreign Relations Among Foreign
Students.
A foreign student may tour
reservations may be obtained
from General Program Depart
ment, YMCA, 404 ast 10th St.,
Kansas City. Reservations should
be made as soon as possible, ,
'
STUDENTS WHO would like to
invite a foreign student to spend
Christmas day or a part of the
holidays in his home should con
tact Lichu Chen or Rose Maris
Hill, International House, phona
2-1174.
A section of the Love Library
Bulletin Board is reserved for
information concerning foreign
students.
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Detroit, Mich., Cincinnati, O.,
East Lansing, Mich., Chicago,
111., or Kansas City, Mo.
Students interested in touring
Chicago may contact Rose Marie j
Hill at International House, for
information concerning room res-
ervations.
Information about Kansas City I
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John J. Pershing Memorial Armory Dedicated
At left is an exterior view of
the new 400-man Army Re
serve Armory dedicated Sun
day. Named in honor of World
War I hero, General John J.
Pershing (inset), the armory
will house the Lincoln Army
Reserve units, and will be
shared with the University
Army ROTC unit. At right is
an interior view or the en
trance lobby. The $250,000
building, put into active use
Friday, is the first "school
type" armory to be constructed
Greeks Observe Christmas Season
VJith House Parlies, Caroling, Formats
Christmas Dinners To Needy Families Furnished;
Entertainment, Gifts Planned For Lincoln Orphans
in the midwest. The modern
building consists of nearly
23,000 square feet of floor
space. The building also con
tains class rooms for over 400
Courtesy Sunday Journal and Star
people. All' classrooms are lo
cated on the second floor as
are the file range and library
for all units.
By NADINE BOSLEY
Staff Writer
University sororities and fra
ternities have announced their
plans for their annual Christ
mas parties. Some houses are
planning to have parties for
children from children's homes
and other houses are having an
nual Christmas formals.
Sororities and their plans are
s follows:
Kappa Alpha- Thetas'went to
the Delta Upsilon house Satur
day afternoon to help give a
party for orphans. They are also
Omega chapter had a Mother's
Christmas Tea.
THE CHILDREN of alumnae
will be entertained at a party
given by Alpha Chi Omega
Tuesday night. Sunday afternoon
the Alpha Chi's entertained their
parents at a Christmas party.
The Sigma Delta Tau sorority
had their Chanuka party Friday
night, and the actives were enter
tained .at a party given by the
pledges Saturday night,
party Monday night.
The orphans from Cedars'
Home will be entertained at a
party by Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The SAE's will also have their
annual Christmas date dinner.
Because of restrictions on so
cial privileges, the Sigma Chi
fraternity are planning to donate
money to several needy families
for Christmas dinner.
Sigma Nu fraternity enter
tained orphans Monday night.
SEVERAL ORPHANS
were
Sigma Kappa will go caroling
Tuesday night. The pledges gave p;vpn , Mrt kv Kirma Phi Vr,
entertaining children of alumnae ! a party for the actives Saturday s;on a n j Alpha Phi Sunday
at a Christmas party Wednesday j night. Children of the' alumnae j night.
party on; Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity
and Kappa Kappa Gamma so-
were entertained at a
I Monday night.
evening.
given a Christmas dinner by! KAPPA DELTA sorority went j ron.tv aYf Prtv tor several
Delta Gamma. The DG s are also caroling with Farm House fra
planning a party for legacies 1 ternity Sunday night.
Thursday. j Alpha Omicron Pi was unable
Pi Beta Phi sorority is plan- to give any definite plans at this
time.
Fraternities and their plans
are as follows:
Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity
held its annual reunion of alum
ning a party for the children of
the Pi Phi alumnae next week.
Slumber Party
A Christmas slumber party
was held at the Alpha Xi Delta ni at a Christmas party Sunday.
The Charter Day Banquet for
Beta Sigma Psi chapter members,
their dates, and the Beta Sig
alumni was held "Monday night.
Beta Theta Pi fraternity held
an annual Christmas supper
which was sponsored by Lincoln
mothers of Beta alliance. The
supper was held on Sunday eve
THE ANNUAL fraternity
house Saturday night. Children
of alumnae were entertained at
a party Monday night.
, The annual Tri Delta Christ
mas party was held Monday
night. A motherless family will
receive gifts from the Tri Delts.
. CAROLING WAS the envir
onment when Gamma Phi Beta
members entertained their dates
at their annual Christmas party
Saturday night. The Gamma Christmas party was held Sat
children of their alumnae next
week.
. Kappa Kappa Gamma soror
ity helped the Tau Kappa Epsi
loa fraternity entertain orphans
at a party at the TKE house Sat
urday afternoon. The sorority en
tertained a party on Monday
night, children of alumnae Mon
day night. They also sent gifts
to an orphanage.
Orphans? Party
.' The Alpha Phi's and Sig Ep's
entertained St Thomas Orphan
age Sunday night. The Phi's are
also sponsoring a Christmas din
ner for a needy family.
The annual Chi Omega Christ
mas party was held Saturday
night Sunday afternoon the Chi
orphans Sat u r d a y afternoon.
Monday evening the TKE's held
a fraternity Christmas party.
Traditional Christmas carols
will be sung by Theta Xi's Wed
nesday evening. They will also
visit the Vets' HospitaL
Zeta Beta Tau, Theta Chi,
Acacia, Delta Tau Delta, Phi
Kappa Psi and Sigma Alpha Mu
fraternities were unable to be
contacted about their Christmas
plans.
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Rifle Range 'Elevated'
Courtesy Sunday Journal and Star
This 110-foot rifle range, pic
tured above, is located on the
second floor of the recently
dedicated John J. Pershing
Armory. The range will be
used for practice and.tourna-
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT Single Room for
gentleman. 3211 Star. Call 8-3170 after
6 p.m.
ment by the , Lincoln Reserve
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Units. The range's position is
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most rifle ranges are located
in armory basements.
'Trouble With Frosh' Discussion
Continued from pare 1.
less capable than the smaller
percentage of past years.
"SHOW ME that the lOper cent
who went to college was the top
10 per cent in ability," said Dr.
Reinhardt, "and I will take stock
in the argument that the decline
in average school achievement is
due to the increased population
of young people who go to col
lege." In commenting on the prepara
tion freshmen receive in high
school, F. B. Decker, state super
intendent of schools, stated,
"Certainly part of the blame,
though a small part, is due to the
I, terrific shortage of teachers.
apartment. 55. Utllitiee paid.
dren accepted. No pets. 5-8395.
Chll-
ROOMMATE WANTED: Foreign atudent
would like roommate to share nice
private apartment. 7-1069, 2-5535.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND Maroon a silver monogram pen,
close to Andrews Hall. Come to the
dullness office of The Nebraskan.
LOST Tan leather purse tost Friday In
Andrews Hall. Reward. Call Barbara
Clark. Phone 2-4120.
RIDE WANTED
WANTED Ride to Florida over Xmas
Holidays. Will ahare expenses, driving.
Phone ft-7831.
RIDE WANTED
Wanted Three riders to California dur
ing Holidays. Share expenses. Leaving
Sunday, Dec. 20th. Be back Jan.
4th. 1953 Buick 4 dr. Pbone 3-6484.
References desired.
Wanted Riders to California. Leaving
Dec 19th. CaU Mike Layon. Uni.
ext. No. 329S after 7 p.m.
Riders wanted to Birmingham, Atlanta,
Columbus area. Call Mel Bates 2-5848,
RJDERS- WANTED : Denver and return.
Leave Lincoln Dec. 19, return Dec. 3D.
New oar. Share expenses. Phone 3-1576.
WANTED! a" rtd to Seattle over
Christmas vacation. Call 6-5491 or
Ext. 3218 after 5 p.rau
WANTED Ride to Chicago or Cleveland,
Ohio. Call 6-5046.
MISCELLANEOUS
SPECIAL REDUCTION for students. 31
per month. 6 day week. Kiddielaad
Nursery. 826 N. 26; 6-3846.
urday night by Delta Sigma Phi
fraternity.
Delta Upsilon fraternity held
its annual Christmas dinner Sun-
I day night. Saturday afternoon
Kappa Alpha Theta and DU en
tertained a group of orphans at
the DU house.
Christmas Caroling
Farm House and Kappa Delta
went caroling Sunday night.
Several needy children will be
entertained at the Kappa Sigma
house Wednesday night.
The annual Christmas formal
is the main event of Phi Delta
Theta which will be held at the
Lincoln Hotel Friday night.
PI KAPPA Phi entertained' 20
orphans from White Hall at a
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Ww tive wrappings been so beautiful !,
Never have (election! been eo varied!,
KeTerhave colortbeen so exciting!
ttwel JCraps" "Glitterama" and traditional favorite at
GOLDENROD CARD SHOP
21S No. U Jx St.
SHOP
TUESDAY
9:30 to 5:30
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Tlf. For His Christmas
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Neck Sizes 14 to 18
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Gray, tan, brown and wine
Arryle pattern socks. Perfect
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Solid Colors
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100 Ilelenca stretch nylon rib hose. Solid
colors of wine, brown, navy, rray, tan.
GOLD'S Men's Store . . . Street Floor
Wi Give Z.tC , Green Stomps
Shipping charges will b added on out-of-town deliveriet.