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Wednesday, Novemoer li,
On the Social Sidet
Eleven Sport Pins, Two Engaged
i By Pat Dean
Eleven coeds are now sport
ing shiny fraternity pins after
Monday night ceremonies.
But Cupid slipped when
trips to the jewelry store
were made. Only two engage
ments were announced.
Pinnings
, Ellen Basoco, Alpha Omi
cronjPi sophomore in Teach
ers from Lincoln, to Bill Har
vey, Theta Xi senior in Teach
ers from Omaha.
Cathy Gardner, junior in
Teachers from Lincoln, to
Don Matthews, Delta Sigma
Pi senior in Business Admin
istration from Lincoln. .
Pat Johnson, C h i Omega
sophomore in Teachers from
Mullen, to Jerry Wallingford,
turnpike
. . . Proudly Presents . . .
Sunday, Nov. 15
Twilight Dance 7-11
Modern America's
Man of Music
Stan Kenton
... and 20 of the World's
Most Outstanding Instru
mentalists Capitol Records
"Greatest"
For Fiv Yttars winnar of Downboatf
Magazine Popularity Poll oi Leads
of tho Nation's No. 1 Big Band
"Jazz" Concert ant Danca.
Don'f Miss This ,
Great Attraction!
AAvanred at Mlllrr and Palnr
Tune hhop I.W at Door li.U
Sigma Phi Epsilon sophomore
in Arts and Sciences from
Valentine.
Sharon Anderson, Kappa
Alpha Theta sophomore in
Teachers from Omaha, to
Cobe Venner, Phi Delta Theta
junior in Business Adminis
tration from Lincoln.
Linda Marquardt, Gamma
Phi Beta sophomore in Teach
ers from North Platte, to
Dave Miller, Phi Kappa Psi
senio rin Arts and Sciences
from Columbus.
Pat Ross, Gamma Phi Beta
junior in Arts and Sciences
from North Bend, to Bob
Blair, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
senior in Business Adminis
tration from Omaha.
Julie Kay, Gamma Phi Beta
junior in Home Ec from
Pender, to Barney Bauer
meister, Beta Sigma Psi soph
omore in Business Admini
stration from Millard.
Sue Lytle, Delta Delta
Delta sophomore in Home Ec
from Bethesda, Md., to Dick
Boswell, Delta Upsilon junior
Pierce Farmer's
Ag Achievement
To Be Honored
A Pierce man will be hon
ored by the Nebraska Hall of
Agricultural Achievement at
the Student Union Friday at
6:30 p.m.
Albert Magdanz is the re
cipient of the annual honor
which is given to a Nebras
kan who has made significant
contributions to the agricul
tural industry and the state.
Reservations for the dinner
may be made through Dr. A.
W. Epp of the department of
agricultural economics.
Magdanz has been active
in banking and farming in
terests in northeast Nebras
ka since 1916. A University
graduate, he is a former staff
member of the University de
partment of animal husbandry.
CAREERS UNLIMITED
Naval Weapons Laboratories or geared for your
carter advancement in GUIDED MISSILE SCIENCE,
ROCKETRY, UNDERWATER ORDNANCE, OUTER
SPACE EXPLORATION, and ELECTRONIC TECH
NOLOGY. BASIC and APPLIED RESEARCH
U.S. NAVAL ORDNANCE TEST STATION
ChRilLlkf.ClaT. Piudtni, Cillf.
0. S. NAVAL ORDNANCE LABORATORY
terom, Cillftrmi
Electronic, Mechanical, and Aeronautical
Engineers Electronic Scientists Physicists
memos; tad
ADVANCID DCfifttf!
"Interviews 16 Novamber
See your Placement Director
U.S. Civil Service"
Isiv.-.v
' A date to remember . . .
SUBJECT:
Caterpil
Interviews
DATE:
NOVEMBER 17,
1959
Engineers
If you're about to receive your B.S. or M.S.- engi-j
neering degree, Caterpillar Tractor Co. is interested
in you.
Caterpillar is the World's leading manufacturer of
Diesel Engines-Tractors-Earthmoving Equipment.
Our products are everywhere . . .. doing the work
bl the world . , . getting big jobs done in big ways.
, At Caterpillar you'll be doing important and satis
fying work in RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
- DESIGN - SALES - SERVICE - and many other
fields. What's more, you'll be abls to grow - solidly
and steadily along with us.
Start thinking about Caterpillar now. Your Place"
ment Office has more information about us.
CATERPILLAR TRACTOR CO.
Peorio, Illinois
in Engineering, from Lincoln.
Lois Hulme, Kappa Delta
sophomore in Home Ec from
Ravenna to Harlan Hughes,
Alpha Gamma Rho sopho
more in Agriculture from Ra
venna. !
Ruth Bishop, Love Memo
rial Hall sophomore in Home
Ec from Thompson, to Dave
Ferris, FarmHouse senior in
Agriculture from Central City.
Joel Henderson, Gamma Phi
Beta freshman in Teachers
from Omaha, to Howard Mc
Ginnis, Sigma Nu alum from
Wisner.
Engagements
Rychie Van Ornam, Delta
Delta Delta senior in Teach
ers from Fremont, to Don
Nelson, Phi Delta Theta sen
ior in Business Administra
tion from Lincoln. '
Julie Hathaway, Pi Beta
Phi senior in Teachers from
Holdredge, to Bob Eyth, Phi
Kappa Psi senior in Teachers
from Reatrice.
Pat Lossdon of Lincoln, to
Tay Miller, Ag Men's sopho
more from Tecumsen.
Karen Snvder of Oak, Neb.,
to Darrell Harrington, Ag
Men's freshman, from Nelson.
Social Coverage
Pinnines. engagements and
social activities will be an
nounced on KNUS. the cam-
nus radio station, if organized
a .
houses wish to call xnem in.
Inside Info Aids
Contest Winner
A hamburger and milk
shake was a M i s s Jane
Blankenship's prize for win
ning the weekly identify-the-mystery-g
i r 1 contest
sponsored by The Western
Carolinian, campus paper
of Western Carolina Col
lege. Strangely enough, in the
newspaper's masthead, a
Miss Jane Blankenship is.
listed among the paper's
feature writers.
Nebraskan
Want Ads
No. WorrisI 1 da 2 da. 8 da. 4 da.
1-10
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66
.SB 1.00
11-16 I .60 .80 1.06 I 1.26
i ao .60 t .96 I 1 26 l.Bf.
21-26 .70 1.10 I 1.46 I 1 75
26-80 .80 ) 1.28 1.66 2.00
31-86 BO 1.40 I 1.86 I 2.26
88-40 I 1.00 I 1.68 2.06 2.60
These low-cost rates apply to Want
Ada which art placed for consecutive
oaya and are paid for within 10 riaya
attar tha ad expires or la canceled.
TAILORING
Custom Tailors Finest woolena. Spe
cialist In men s nnd women a tittinn
problems. Double breasted converted
to single tuxedos to shawl collar.
College Tailors. Esther Loso, 4448
go. 4Sh. Phone 4-4212.
PERSONAL
Cassandra: I was Inside, you dummy!
Salry.
HELP WANTED
Sell on commission, unusunl personal
ised bracelet and cuff link. Excellent
for Xmaa. prom, birthday gifts. High
Commission. No Investment. Send for
free brochure. Terrimar 707 Cornell
Road. Franklin Square, N. Y.
Real Part time Job (car necessary) Cull
J. B. Fournler 2-HHni Leave number.
WOMAN WANTKD, A 0001) I-LACK
TO WORK- Openings for Christmas
season. Interviewing now for work
starting in November. Vou will en
Joy the work and the people you
meel. Both full time ami short
hour schedules. Come to our fifth
floor personnel olftee for an Inier
vlew. noi.n co.
FOR SALE
Remington Portable Typewriter In gout!
condition. Call 3-ms after 6 P.M.
One Mouton Coat Size H 17. Miin's
topcoat six 42 $15 Both like new
Phone 4-4WI9
Today
On Campus
Wednesday
NU-Meds. 7:30 P.m.. basement auditor).
I. student Union.
wa ahAFKhine. S:30-1:30 a.m.. Selleck
Quad and Burr Hall.
Young Democrats, a pjn., ZJ1 Hiuarni
I'nlon.
Thursday
German Club, 7:30 m., 232 Student
Union. . ...
Ag Executive Board. 7 p.m., Ag Union.
Agronomy Club, 7:311 p.m., Kiem
"block and Bridle, 106 Animal Hus
bandry, 8 P.m.
Editor's
Workshop
Set Nov. 21
The third annual Editor's
Workshop will be held Nov.
21 in the Student Union under
the co-sponsorship of t h e
Cornhuskers Editors Associ
ation, the School of Journal
ism and the University Ex
tension Division.
Featured speakers will be
Mrs. Georgina McGillivray,
editor of the Cargill News
and John Solomon, publica
tions manager of Western
Auto Supply Co. .
The fee for advanced regis
tration is $8.50. The fee at
the Workshop will be $10.
This fee includes tuition,
supplies, luncheon and re
freshments. The planning com mittee
for he Workshop includes:
Nelle Gingles, chairman; C.
W. Bowmaster; Neale
Copple; Conrad Good; Wil
liam Hall; Joe 'Hartley; Mary
DeMars and Bob Smith.
Elementary
Ed Council
Picks Prof
The chairman of the de
partment of elementary edu
cation at the University has
been appointed a member of
a national education com
mittee. Dr. Madison Brewer was
named to the Committee on
College and University Rela
tionships. Newly formed, the
committee was created by the
National Education Associ
ation's Department of Ele
mentary School Principals.
Formulating plans with col
lege and universities for train
ing future elementary school
principals will be the com
mittee's main function.
Dr. Brewer will attend the
committee'? organizational
and planning meeting Nov. 14
to 16 in Washington D.C.
KUON-TV
Wednesday
VS5 University New with Dick James
6:09 Evening Prelude
HO History With Herb Haka
7:00 Briefing Session
7:3(1 Design Worshop
8:1111 Issues
8:45 UN Review
9:01) Doctors In Space
9:30 Continental Classroom
Thursday
5:55 I'niverslty News
6.00 Kvening Prelude
6: .in Doctors in Space
7:00 Language in Action
7:30 Driver Education
8:00 Passport ,
11:30 Seminar on American Civiliution
9:00 Tourlsten Deutach
9:3(1 Continental Classroom
LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
LOST
Will tli pernor, who round my 'M
N-C'lub ring in the library p(ene re
turn it. 1 mav not letter thin vear.
Jim K., l!HR Vine Phont 2-47.r3.
FOR RENT
Room with cook I rift fiiriliuen for tu
rtentii o work. nft girl. Il'JU Starr
Street, frill H-3170 evening, or
2-7011, Ext. 71H3 during day.
WANTED:
Riders to New Vork round trip fur
Christmas varatlon Share gas - nnd
driving. Bob Bye, Burr Hall Rouin
104
I would like to rent a car for use in
town from November 20 to 2tt. Any
make or model acceptable. Price 'Im
pends on car. Call Nebraskan Oifice.
University Extension 4228 or 4227.
Wanted; Earn extra money working
on the sales staff of KNUS Kartio.
Contact Prog. Director or Sales Man
ager. KNUS Radio, Temple Build
ing. University Extension 32H8.
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COME IN AMD LET ME
TEST YOUR
WATCH, FREE!
All watches repaired hore
are tested on the
Master
DICK'S WATCH SERVICE
1245 "R" STREET
em
Aiaq AfwfL
the only gift shop designed
exclusively for Men
pits for every
occasion
LINDELL HOTEL 13th & M
IMeds To Hear.
Medical Dean
Dr. James Tollman, daan
of the College of Medicine,
will speak to the NU-Mds
tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the
' asement auditorium of ths
Student Union.
Dr. Tollman will speak on
medicine's position in today's
society and he will also ans
wer questions concerning ap
plication to the College ot
Medicine in September, ,1960.
All pre-med students ars
urged to attend.
NAW, IT'$ TO Kggf7 f(Z19V kJEAKIM' OUT
MEN
Virocroft Corporation
gave cash scholarships to
150 men this fall.
Applications now being
taken for 1960. Earn
while you learn. Work
part time now (15 hr.
$33.), full time next
summer. Call Mr. John
son at 4-6543 for more
information.
Block & Bridle
Meets Thursday
The Block and Bridle Club
will meet Thursday night to
discuss plans for its annual
Christmas ham sale.
The meeting will be held in
108 Animal Husbandry Build
ing. Plans for the ham sale
and selection of the "1959
Moonbeam McSwine" will be
discussed.
Typewriters For Rent
Royal Underwood Smith Remington
Try Our Renfo-Porchose Plan t
Special Student Rates .
NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER CO.
125 No. 11 th Phone 2-4284
Typewriter Ribbons Put On
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Lincoln
Send your favorite
Campus Representative
to New York!
One of these lucky girls will accompany Miller's fashion buyers to
New York next June to advise, them on campus fashions. To send
your favorite . . . make your Miller & Paine purchases directly from
your Campus Representative or give her name for referral credit
when making any purchase (except of food or services) ot Miller's.
Miller's Campus Representative accumulating the most sales by
May 17, I960 will win the trip to New York. Second prize of $100
and third prize of $50 will also be awarded.
Miller's Campus Representative Contestants:
Lois Beane
Delia Gamma
Diane Erickson
Alpha Phi
Joan Griffiths
Pi Beta Phi
Judy Hanneman
Delia Delta Delta
Linda Harman
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Ann Hermes
Tela Tau Alpha
Shari Knapp
Fedde Hall
Donette Keys
Gamma Phi 11 el a
Marilyn Lindquist
Chi Omega
JoAnn Meyer
Kappa Delta
Sandra Reimer
Alpha Omirron Pi
Sally Smiley
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sharon Swanson
Love Hall
Mary Ann Weber
Alpha Xi Delta
Diane Yost Alpha Chi Omega
Help your favorite win give her name
every time you buy at Miller's!
Fashion Modeling Thursday afternoon at 2:30
THE OPULENT LOOK
of festive party fashions for1 a brilliant season
. will be modeled by University students!
i
BETTER' DRESSES, SECOND FLOOR
Shop at Miller's THURSDAY 10 to 9, daily 9:30 to 5:301
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