Th Daily Nebrcskon
Tuesdov. February IS 1953
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Outside World
IMtermf Couxrx 12 Deaths
k rpn 6Ia3ni bas claimed at 142 l-v a a "xV are
I the E-tera United SHares.
Offial reports ftvwa the Neither Bar shoaol JiuJe reljei
snw-cvamoed states ranoins from JCissassift ta Maine.
The ortbess is evrs."ed bt tvj.'wi la bitter eold throats
Wed:AiT -hi Xetr York City nar be stvw-boutxS anrfl Friday,
TVJinsylrania leads the state fatality lists wftk 1 deaths fit o
atom oemditions to date,
Beatrice Makes Bid
The Beatrk XV-veJoprnent CorjvcatKW bs made strong bid M
obtain fi Cushmkn Mnw Worts pita fcc Beatriot.
X ehoioe of either of nw W-aore sites b bwa offered to be
Lineol firm by officials of ETC
Sua Wait, chairman of the site and building ocromittee of the
F.DC announced that his orjranizatjoa is oreoared o srend p to lNi,
(W to develop either of the sites.
Court Change Soitzht
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Jrtfm McArthur, jwwJy appointed attorney far Caril Fufrste. bas
ited that charge of first depree murder apainsit the l-year old iri
be transferred from county to jwenie court.
Caril is "NJefinitely a juvenile and should be in Juvenile Court,"
JicArthur scared Monday.
McArihu'a request a-iH be made before County Judge Herbert
Jtnniu as soon as possible. '
Wesleyan Hikes Tuition
Xebraska Wesleyan next year win join the ranks o! eoilefrns
nd Universities that are hitinf tuition,
X tuition boost of SI a credit hour has been announced by the
Wesleyan Board of Trustees, thus raisins the cost per hour to 5iS.
An inrrease in the charpe for board and room was also apprewd
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CupUVs Corner
liz Hearted
A Hirpe o rnxM heodt is beirjp msieJ fcy the IVmald IDefter and JJTr. W. W. HinrfadJt. A3 iasSra
rniversjty Coilepe of Medjfjne tur eaolint purposes. ; iren;a3 ia the fJt jotsiea'saihin tf the heart, She
Xr. Jiohert Cnssom, Ojatrmaa off the toMma! , ladjes sre 1umMie f Gaanua FHa Be3a Mnarttr,
! Medline IVpartmenl. ts shrTs ex?lininf; the 3rSdel '-Omaha Chajvw.
tt observers' nfrom left Mrs. H, S Herold, Mrs.
Five rirls wwr nantej queens
Jratieraity Rvmals tiw wekeetd.
Werner yabeeaoe ai GaJ
Fttrs sHanei re jfa as Kro S.?
nt SXt-eelVarts at the ' Stari-sM
Ea2 at tV Oarsbasier Uwe;
Eaily Bressier becaw peeta
f the DeSa tcVa OtvkjJ For
a, held Sarsrday at She LaooSa
HoteJ. f5er aKeodasts ar Fat
Piwcfty and Sdr Kaveart
Attnvas Satrdtxc to the
j tr, Fia Ej.t Flee Sweetheart.
Kay iVc.;ir, re J Ti.TOjtsas
asi Weiaiy Woi.
Crwnei Treara Girt- of the
IV3u Srsaa Fhi Srtrxall at the
raiversity Ctjh Friday nifht s
Wyaa Ssrihberfjer.
fiMias
Frsl. a Kajoa Kija
Gaia Jastk-r ia Twifher fcv-ssa
MvSu t Joia M.tww, a Fha
Ganma tVlta aaaxaas trtca Kear
Dey. Sandra Bryan, a St'gihomx to
Arts a Scf wr ftrv-a Swtia to
Jaa M.soc, aa Acaota juawr ia
Arts and Scsesnoes Swm Grand Is
n Fja$a$eett
l; CaAerae Gcr ftvva Ceviar
KjqSs. Iowa, to BoJ K- Vi, a
; tVSa Cp&ln sci.T Srv Rssiaesa
I Lyae;; Kirharis, a Toae Cab
'aJaswrjs fevca LcvvCa. to Larry
: VeKJ. a jr.i-c Sa R-jss Ai
" Bs4ssstratsaa trxa Beatraoe.
fc? the Trustees,
Schivartz Testifies
Br. Bernard ScHcarta, ousted counsel to the Bouse uKvmmittee
on legislative oversipht, revealed MnndKy that presidential assistarit
Sherman Adams discussed the status of orth Amerk-an Air Lines
shortly before the compary von a evtra five years of orratinp life.
However Scha'arte testified that he vasnt supfresunR an.vthing
fllepal or even improper with Adams'" talks with top airline officials in
M5&.
Student Majority Considers
Presidency Qnc-Man Job
rrotmiitT. Sorority & Orpnniwr
Kaa ItirtMada ... eft(m . .
Neva Bul)ptin ... feooktott
CRAVES fRJKTINS CO.
512 JJorQi 32(k. 1 8-28S7
IVltaTor Compete
University junior debaters man
aped five wins apainst seven
. lasses over the weekend in onm
' petition at Umporia State Teach
'ers CoDepe, aooording 1 de'iwt
dire.ar, Iton Olson,
j Both teams were entered in
! junior oompetition. te eeninr de
IbBters KiBde the trip.
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BOB SAYLESS
has relteotei in
the mam&ZD torn
920 No. 4Sth
now open
THE HOLLYWOOD BARBER SHOP
BEGINNING MARCH 1 w make apointmemta
for vorar haimrt wp until 5:00
O O' CALL 8-3416 O O
I Minneapolis .iACPV-Over two
thirds f the oo3epe stuaenis in
TerTTwed in a reoenl Associated
Collepiare Press Poll of Studer
Opimon Asapree with ihe j-5 a
that the nb -of being presid. m
of the United SJ.87es is more than
one man is capable of oarinp Jot.
Ts determine student opinion on
this subject, the ACT asked the
followinp -question of a representa
tive proup in ooflepes cwss the
nation.-
"Sime fet?)e liave aaneel
fhe theerj- that ftf V t Iwins
FresMeM f the l-nlted States is
U nac fw ny one nan. Tvt
yon pree, or yea -disapriee,
with the Wea? Wh"
One fifth of the men inter
vit'wed agreed with the si-aferoent
and over a third of the coeds
&preed with it, but the majority
ri tram win iiia
SEE FOR YOURSELF
WHY THEY CALL IT
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The picture that's the talk of the
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C fili"eMe io toff
Europe
Orients
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jof 5oth isRpreea. Only a Sew
wore vndocided on the iss-ue.
A cnmpWe Inhalation off re
sults shows the Sollovinp:
I Mea Vnim Total
: Arroe .a'' 4 TTk
i risaproe . . . "4 $7
j Itndeoidea;
j TtraiYKftew $" B Ci
A vTayne State University Te-
troit, M ci. aophoroore supported
. his "agree"" ansier to the jues
jtion by sayinp. "'one man cat
barely run a large company
hitnsell let lone a larpe country,
j Eventual, -e will htve more
'than one president." A sopihamore
; ooed t aWshinpton -Collepe ((Ches
jtertown, Md. apreed with the
! statemej because the president
"has too rouch responsihility nd
too much to worry about."" She
then adrled. "He's supptised to be
oormal, yet be -Bbtwe anrmai"
XU Cwmmei
At the University of Nebraska,
a senior fualifieid hjs "apree' an
ftrer by ddunE '"The job has te
be beaded by one man, htwever,
who weds to act as coordinator
fttr his cabinet and spokesman
and titular kead of the ltian.,'
Typical of several coniments of
the same kind was one by a
freshman coed at Tusculam Col
lege Greenville. Tenn.1
comTnented. "1 feel thdt the vk
president should be used to brtp
the prefadent,' and a Florida
State University sCTaHahassee.
Fla.l sophomore agreed that ihe
president should have some help,
but offered as his solution: "Git
routine duties to the cabinet.'
Colleges Offer
Fellowships
'! D TtCvaaan ctf Studerft Aft Airs
, has receiwd a number of bulletins j
!froia ranous warirsit)es throaph- l
; oat the country eff-ering SeHom-siups :
' and assiStaiKtships Mt -qualified st-a-!
'j omts interested in taking rrdu i
work -during the 3iSS scbocil year. ,
1 . Asststants&ips are being oSered
, in several fields with stipends
iranpmc Iroa $75B to SUSm per j
year,
I St.odems interested are tirped to
check the bulletin boarj at the
Dcvision ol! Student Affairs, where
a lumber of tiiese bullettns are
currently on Usplay,
XI any of the schools offerinj: iel-lt-ships
and asststantships have
set appiicatinn -deadlines in XLarch
aad AprS of this year.
Elliott Will Speak
To IVlu Sipn
!3e2ta Sigma Fi. jn.teraasii'ms!!
it proJessMiiitl basmcss ftraterKRy,
ilwiU a snvfcer m twoa Par-
lars B and C at 7 ?m Wednesiay.
i The frawmiry kas aim plaaaei
a cofSee p.m. i-vtay at 32
hoase, J H St.
A professional istner has been
scheduled Jar Feb, 51 at t .3 p.m.
at the Uncfiln Hntel Dr. C-aras
TSEiott, proJesstir of economics and
insura-nce, will be the speaker.
Al Basiness Admmissraiwwi Sto
ents may artend acy of these
events.
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IVihlline Apprrvache
For Briile Entrants
! Fltjtiffs in the InterCtillepiate
.Bridge Tournament wiE be held
I Saturdey in the Union.
I Entrants must stpn up for the
oumament r 'Wednesday in the
i Union Activities Office, said J-udy
,Zikmund, committee member.
I The aournarosnt wiD be in Utuon
SIS and Si at 3 p.m.
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