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On the Social Side
'She Delta Theta'
To Reign Saturday
By Sue Healey
The Daily Nebraskan
WpHnedov. October 15, 1953
The 1958 "She Delta ThPtv
will be crowned this Saturday
night at the annual Phi Delta
Theta "She Delta Theta"
party. One candidate has
been chosen bv each snrnritv
ana me winner will be chosen
from these nominees. The
candidates and their sorori
ties are:
Alpha Chi Amega, Pat
Porter; Alpha Omicron Pi,
Jane Axtell; Alpha Phi, Barb
Hyland; Alpha Xi Delta, Jan
Walsh; Chi Omega, Jo Sim
kins; Delta Delta Delta, Ry
chie Van Ornam; Delta Gam
ma, Ruthie Prochaska; Gam
ma Phi Beta, Sylvia McNally;
Kappa Alpha Theta, Helen
Hockabout; Kappa Delta,
Enroll Now
If Reading
Slows You
Registrations for the reme
dial reading course for col
lege students will close today
at 5 p.m.
Enrollment in the free six
week course, designed to in
crease reading speed and com
prehension, may be made at
the University Counseling
Service in 108 Administration
Hall.
Clayton Gerken, director of
counseling, said the course is
especially designed for college
students who find it difficult
to complete assigned class
reading. He said the course
this year presents a more
comprehensive program than
in previous years.
The course is divided into
two sections, Monday and
Wednesday at 11 a.m., and
xuesaay ana inursaay at 3
p.m. Instruction includes "in
dividualized guided practice."
Stuents may, if they de
sire, enroll in the course for
an additional four weeks. "It
is hard to reorganize the hab
its of a lifetime in six weeks,"
Gerken said.
Judy Ellis; Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Nancy Newcomer;
Pi Beta Phi, Monica Ross;
Sigma Kappa, Nancy Herse.
There seems to be very lit
tle social life on campus as
far as pinnings and engage
ments are concerned. Only
three pinnings were an
nounced this week.
Pinnings
Sharon Bauer, an Alpha Phi
sophomore in Teacher from
Omaha, to Wally Wilson, a
Sigma Nu junior in Business
Administration from Grand
Island.
Jolaine Loseke, an Alpha
Chi Omega junior in Home
Ec from Columbus, to Ed
Neilsen. a Delta Tau Delta
junior in Business Admin
istration from Columbus.
Sandra Lee, an Alpha Xi
Delta senior in Teachers
from Topeka, Kansas, to Bob
Rathjen, an Alpha Gamma
nno senior in Agriculture
from Ravenna.
DANC
To
Columbia Records
Sensational Orchestra
LARRY & LES
ELGART
FRIDAY,
Oct. 17th
Advanced tickets sal at
Miller-Painc't Muiic Shop
TURNPIKE
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di scour ay in nord..
..They're fresh oul of
Bdy Boy Syrup
...Yes, Pahdnert, and that's
who we've bee hearing up wr
way, tool
VM. BARNES, INC
4600 lyneal Ave. Nor
Minnaaf -Jis, Minn.
Ag Econ Club
Picks Doeschcr
New officers have been
elected to head the Ap Econ
omics Club.
Don Doescher was chosen
president. Vice president of
the organization is Darren Alt-
house and secretary is Ralph
Aiiaaieton.
Advisors are Dr Rnhert
Finley, assistant professor of
agricultural economics, and
Dr. E. E. Peterson, associate
extension economist.
Dr. Howard Ottoson. chair
man of the agricultural econ
omics department, showed
slides of his recent trip to In
dia at the Thursday meeting.
The next meeting will be
held November 13 at 116
Dairy Industry Building.
KUOKT Wilms
K-State Cramo
KUON-TV will feature
"Cornhusker Football"
Thursday at 9 p.m.
A film of the Nebraska
Kansas State football game
will be shown this week, fol
lowed by an informal discus
sion of the game by team
captain Dick McCashland and
other members of the Uni
versity athletic department.
Merit Exams
Set for Oct. 18
Merit System examinations
will be given Saturday.
Positions are available in
the state departments of
health, public welfare and
employment.
Continuous e x a minations
will also be given each
Wednesday at 8 a.m.
THE STRANGE WORID
m&Iium
Outside World
Little Rock, Ark. There is a possibility that Little Rock's
integration may cause a split among the city's churchmen.
About 300 Methodist laymen have formed a council with the
announced intention of combatting church integration. A
Baptist minister claimed a victory when the church did
not oust him for segregationist pronouncements as he had
predicted.
Britain Appeals
United Nations Britain has asked the Soviet Union to
join with her and the United States in a nuclear test ban.
The ban would begin on Oct. 31, the day the Big Three be
gin Geneva talks on the subject. The Russians were also
accused of delivering an ultimatum in the form of their
threat to continue testing unless the British and the U.S.
agreed to an immediate cessation for ail time.
Harvet at New High
Nebraska's harvest will top all-time previous highs by
1Y,1 according to government agriculture observers. The old
record was set only last year. Favorable ripening weather
during September has raised estimates on corn, sorghum
grain, soybeans and other fall crops.
Confusion
Confuses
OV Students
Omaha University stu
dents really scratched their
heads the other day when
they opened the Gateway,
their student paper.
They saw a two-column
picture headed, "Where is
is it? ? ?" OU students
couldn't think of a scene
like that on their campus.
They had a good excuse.
It wasn't on their campus.
Two inside sheets of the
Gateway had been printed
for Creighton University's
Creightonian. Both papers
were printed by the South
Omaha Sun and somehow
they had been mixed up.
OU authorites telephoned
Creighton authorities early
in the morning, asking them
to check their papers. By
4 o'clock that afternoon new
copies of both papers had
been run off the presses
and distributed on their re
spective campuses. The
only thing reported injured
by the delay was a football
prediction ballot which had
to be cancelled.
KUON
Wednesday
V30 pm. The Story l-srty
Kveninc Prelude
6 30 TV Classroom
7 From Capitol Bill
7 30 Tti Criminal Man
8 People Are Taueht to Be
Different
:30 Conversation Piece
9 Jaz Meets the Classics
Thursday
5 30 The Finder
6 F enmc Prelude
6:30 TV Classroom
7 People Are Taught to Be
Pifterent
7:30 Scientific Methods
R Kssentials (it Freedom
8 30 Searchliehis of Delinquency
9 Comhusker Football
Combat Film
Showings Begin
Combat films will be shown
by the ROTC department be
ginning Wednesday.
The films will be held from
3 to 5 p.m. in Room 106 Mili
tary and Navel Science Build
ing. They are open to the
public free of chargs
The films were made on
the battlefield during the
war.
The schedule of showings
is Wednesday, then Oct. 23,
Oct. 29 and Nov. 6. lhey will
be shown on Wednesday of
one week, then Thursday of
the next to enable students
with classes on one of the
two days to attend at least
some of the films.
University Dames
University Dames' monthly
meeting will be Thursday at
8 p.m. in Selleck Quad.
A style show will be presented.
Union
Bulletin Board
Thursday
12, Y. Presby Haute Luncheoa.
12.30. J13. Inter Variety.
t, 112. Board MretiiU.
4 B. I'n. Act. Person Cora Interview,
S. B. Alp. Lam. Drl Mil.
S. 311, All. Lam. Pel Pledstnf.
5. '15, Christian Science.
S. til. I n. Act. Per. Comm.
S, 3i, Cnrnhusker Mtg.
5. Roundup. Un. Act. Film Com.
5. 3li. Un. Act. rnnce Comm.
C. XYZ, EHn Richarda Banq.
6- 30, A, Twelve Club Dinner.
6. C. KAM Dinner.
7. Blrm. Men's Sia.
7, 21i. Cornmiskrr Picture.
7 SO, 313. Yojnj Republicans.
7- 30, S15, Inter Varsity.
7:K.. 316. German Club
7 30. 2U. Twelve Club Mil.
Cosmo Club
A meeting of Cosmopolitan
Club will begin tonight at 7:30
p.m. in Union 313.
Nominations for secretary
will be made and plans for
the annual smorgasbord will
be discussed.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
PART-TIME WORK
$25.00 $50.00 week
Coll 7-4670 Between 7- .M
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
tor appointment
HOLLYWOOD BOWL
Open Bowling Saturday t Sunday
24 Lanes Automatic Pinsetters
Restourant . . . Barber Shop
920 X. 4Slh PHOxE 6-1911
Why pay for those
who drink?
iMlliUili!
R. R. GAY ED
2131 South 60
4-9659
1
Physios Colloquium
Speaking at the Physics
Colloquium Thursday will be
Dr. C. E. Vanderzee, profes
sor of chemistry.
Beginning at 4:15 p.m.. in
Room 211, Brace Laboratory,
Dr. Vanderzee will discuss
"Micro Calorimetry." A tea
will be served at 3:45 p.m.
Duley Honored
A recognition dinner and
program was held for Dr.
F. L. Duley, of the Agricul
ture College.
Dr. Duley, who Is U.S. De
artment of Agriculture agron
omist stationed at the Col
lege of Agriculture, retires at
the end of this year.
Intervarsity
The pastor of the United
Presbyterian Fellowship of
Murray Joe Barr will speak
at the Thursday night meet
ing of Intervarsity Christian
Fellowship.
"The Application of the
Bible to Twentieth Century
Living." will be the topic of
his talk, to begin at 7:30 in
Union 315.
Regional Executive
At Presby Luncheon
Peter Leppman, regional
executh e of World University
Service at Dallas, Texas, will
speak at Presby House tomor-1
row at a noon luncheon.
The AUF Board, IFC and
Panhellenic presidents, m e n
and women's dormotories
I presidents, and religious lead
ers whose organizations con
tribute to WUS will attend.
Patronize The
Nebraskan Advertisers
Phi Lambda Theta
Pi Lambda Theta. teachers'
college honorary, will have a
meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday.
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WANTFD: Men college students 16-23, for port-time phone
soliciting. Will work 5:00 to 9:00 Monday through Friday and
9:00 to 1:00 Saturday. $30.00 week salary guaranteed.
See Mr. DeMart, 617 Trust Building, 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Be sure to attend
KFMQ's FIRST
FILM FESTIVAL
at the Nebraska Theatre
3 jterformancet onv of each film
2.30 P.M. 3:30 P.M. 8:30 P.M.
THURSDAY, OCT. 23
Special ACADEMY AWARD (Best Foreign Film)
SRAMD PftlZC WINNER rfT"
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FRIDAY, OCT. 24
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"A Fascinating Job!"-.....
DANIELLE DARRIEUX GERARD PHIllPf
"Tte Afedf andite BLACK"
(ROUSE ET NOIR)
t IrMi lui imtf t, CltMt tiM Iki HbMCSiat
NO SEATS RESERVED NO STANDING ROOM
PERMITTED So buy your tickers TODAY
MoH Orders Invited . . . Send Checks to KFMQ . . .
1001 Trust Building, Lincoln, Nebraska
J 90 for 1 presentation $1.75 fo, both
Tickets also available at the Nebraska Book Store
1135 R St. on campus
if-
J A SHORT NOTE
FROM
J PAUL SCHEEU,
I KFMQ STATION
J MANAGER:
Speoiung tor Rodo
KFMQ, I am haopv to
I onnounce Iriot wt have
onoooed Vn Nebraska
. theatre for thew two
J excellent films, both of
which hovt won Inter
t naf lonol film oward.
I ond are now film c'as
I sics. Bom films ore
now pioving in large
metropolitan cities at
odvanced prices. Wc
hove arranged this fs
I two! so that film clos
J ties of this coliber eon
' bt mad available to
oil. You won't wont to
I miss aither of these
feature
Jbutwehavc
I printed tickers
I for ova liable
' seating $Kly. So
I pick up your
I tickets today
J at either the Ne
I b r a s k a Book
I Store or the of
j fices of KFMQ.
b You Think for Yourself ? U HBsF5?a .
(11 mJf ii-':'! : Onsi r-Mi VAinrflst ::a-V f in. 'KaWT
0
Can you honestly say you never imitate YS r N I j
the manner of an executive or leader 1 I
you admire?
Are you entirely confident that you
would not get "lost" if you worked
for large firm?
UTien driving or walking for some
distance, do you like taking short
cuts rather than a. longer route vnn
know will get you where you're uoine?
te, going to ine movies, ao you consult
the reviews nrst rather than just
- "- p
fc!J -3EL fA take "pot luck"?
I Ln :
I Oat ..aW1T-l
- EM--.
Do you enjoy adantinf? vnurlf t
new conditions?
Do you always look at the directions
before using a complicated
YES
on
YES
YES
new appliance?
Have you ever thought seriously of
spending a long period alone somewhere
. . . writing, painting or getting some
major independent task done?
V, hen faced with a long, detailed job,
do you try hard to find a simpler way
of doing it before getting started?
YES NO
YES
The Man WhoThinks
for Himself Knows...
ONLY VICEROY HAS A THINKING MAN'S FILTER
A SMOKING MAN'S TASTE'
Before you light your next cigarette, auk yourtelf this:
Have you really thought which filter cigarette is best
for you?
If you have . . . chances are you're a VICEROY smoker.
The fact is. men and women uho thinir tv.
- ' HUUU 1V1 fcllClil
selves usually smoke VICEROY. Their reasons? Best in
the world. They know for a fact that only VICEROY
no other cigarette has a thinking man'$ filler and a
smoking man's taste.
IF YOU HAVE ANSWERED YES TO 8 OF THESr
QUESTIONS, YOU ARE A PERSON WHO THINKS FOR HIMSELF.
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