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On the Social Side:
'P.J. Gqme'- Formals
Head Weekend List
Kosmet Klulb's presentation
of "Pajama Game" will
probably be the main social
attraction this weekend, but
several houses are planning
a bit of additional excitement.
Formals, teas, parties and
hour dances will keep many
students from their studies
this weekend.
Friday
Kosmet Klub Spring Show,
8 p.m., Pershing.
Alpha Xi Delta Spring For
mal, 6:30-12 p.m.
Terrace - Hall-Cornhusker
Co-op hour dance, 7-8 p.m.
Love Memorial Hall-Burr
Hall hour dance, 6:30-7:30
p.m.
Beta Sigma Psi Spring For
mal, 7-12 p.m.
Selleck Quadrangle-Lincoln
General Hospital and Hitch
cock hour dance, 7-8 p.m.
Saturday
Chi Omega Car Wash, 8
a.m.-5 p.m. .
Easter Breakfast
Tickets On Sale
Pre-Easter breakfast tick
ets go on sale today for the
annual Ag Y-Union sponsored
breakfast April 3.
Dr. William Gould, Wesley
Foundation pastor, will be the
speaker at the 7 a.m. break
fast., Tickets are 80 cents and
may be obtained from or
ganized house representa
tives or at the activities of
fice. To Lecture Here
Walter F. Edgell, professor
and chemist at Purdue Uni
versity, will be a guest lec
turer at 7:30 p.m. Monday in
Avery Lab.
Prof. Edgell's discussion of
the theory of bonding will be
given for the department of
chemistry and the Nebraska
section of the American
Chemical Society.
DANCING
Saturday Nite, Mar. 19
Suzanne and The
East Dills Quintet
Couple Only
Adm. $1.00 Eo.
70th It Sumner
For Res. Ph. IV 8-2825
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may be, thk airplane has one thing
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galley oi ancient Egypt... mod
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the future. Someone mast chart ks
coarse. Someone must navigate k.
For certain young men this pre
sents a career of real executive
opportunity. Here, perhaps fom
wH! have the chance to master a
profession full of meaning, excite
ment and rewards... as a Naviga
tor in the U. S. Air Force.
To qualify tor Navigator trail
ing as an Aviation Cadet you must
be an American citizen between 1 9
and 26-single, healthy and in
telligent. A high school diploma is
required, but some college is highly
desirable. Successful completion ot
the training program leads to a
commission as a Second Lieuten
ant.. .and your Navigator wings.
If you think you have what it
tales to measure up to the Avia
tion Cadet Program for Naviga
tor training, see your local Air
Force Recruiter. Or clip and mail
this coupon.
There's a plact for tomorrow's
leaders on ike tt T
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Delta Delta Delta Formal,
612 p.m.
Gamma Phi Beta "Night
Club" house party, 9-12 p.m.
Zeta Tau Alpha Formal, 7
12 p.m.
Kosmet Klub Spring Show,
8 pm., Pershing.
Sunday
Alpha Omicron Pi Tea non
honoring National Vice
President, 2-4 p.m.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Date
Dinner, 5-7:30 p.m.
Theta Xi Pizza Party, 5:30
7 p.m.
Convention
To Feature
YR Meeting
Connie Roeser. State YR
chairman announced today !
that the Nebraska Young Re- j
publican Executive Commit
tee will meet .in Lincoln Sat
urday. The meeting will be held in '
conjunction with the State
GOP Convention and Found
ers' Day gatherings.
The Young Republicans
will meet at hte Hotel Com
husker at 5:30 p.m. A social
hour and dance will follow.
Main business of the ses
sion will be a consideration
of the State YR Constitution
and planning for the state
convention to be held in May
at North Platte.
Mrs. Roeser said she would
report on the successful cam
paign' to encourage Young
Republicans to file for county
and national GOP conven
tions. Twelve YR's have filed
for the National Convention
as delegate or alternate, she
said.
Beautification
Conference Held
The first state wide confer
ence on community beautifi
cation will be held at the Uni
versity Monday in t h e Stu
dent Union.
Careful and critical review
of t h e natural and physical
beauty of Nebraska is the pur
pose of the conference, which
is expected to bring together
some of t h e state s leading
community planners.
Arthur Ward, head of the
conferences and institutes at
the University and conference
coordinator, said leading
architects, nurserymen, for
esters and professors will be
attending.
University officials have re
ported that 20 Nebraska cities
and towns have already ar
ranged to be represented by
their mayors, city planners
and park and municipal offi
cials. Nebraskan
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Adi to primed in the classified
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be accompanied by the name of th
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TAILORING
WE FIT THKM A LI
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THIN OR STOUT
CONTINENTAL OR CONSERVATIVE
FANCY VESTS
TUXEDO
Custom tailoring- clothe at price rto
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breaated convened to ainpie
CO! A EG K TAILOR
etahlihed 1MM
Mr. Khther Low
45 So. 4Sth
Phone IV R-4213
i'ioaed Saturday
FOR SALE
Beat rent 'SS Ppartan trailer, J5 ft.,
tacbd SkI knotty pine aturly
room. Will Hell both. et up for
lirin. at jam a little over tiia loan
value f trailer alone. Viaiify
throughout, ftee H now move In
Banter vacation for before i Bank
will handle large pereentae. on
tract on balance If needed. Lot
106-O. 4O00 Corahoaaer Hwy.
FOR RENT
Five roofD apartment, private entrance,
ffar&xe available, $65. luchu. 1114 O.
FOUND
Brace)! at I F.C. Bali.
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Silver link identification bracelet.
"Nannr." Reward. Call NntT Nerud
at HK 2-2S.
Lot the ntjrht of Coed Foiliea at
PerRfcin Auditorium, artnaue brM
flower container with artificial 1o
llii ?e in ft. If found call HE 2-1-0
or HJS Z-7 H2.
PERSONAL
March 27 April 2
Be Kind to Tom Sloan Week
- Pleana!
CHI O CAR WASH Thia Saturday
to i at Walt Mubil Station, 17th
and R. Here Tour chance to get
read for eprin?:
Will lie cancelled if K snowi or nine.)
HELP WANTED
Announcer Wanted. Male or female
caoa.ble of intellieent proeramirjTir of
11 p.m. to 1 a.m. Jar.z show. Knowl- !
eda;e of classical muale desirable.
Phone Herbert Burtoa at ratio
Kt HQ.. HE 2-.
1 TVanted: Student with ao excellent
knowledge of both French and Eng
lish u da written tr&nelaticf. f 1.10
hr. Phono OA 7-MS5
We are now taking applications for
eiimmee emplorm'it for a large re
wort in Colorado. We need experienfed
fry cooks, pecond cooks, uartendern,
ihsjS latiijS OeirfifeJ f'.m.
pioyn-iert Seri-we. 114 Konai lUth.
Poods HE 5-2127.
j Vice-President Richard Nixon and his wife Pat
Ivy Day Sing Rides,
Deadline Announced
Ivy Day Sing rules and a
Monday deadline for entries
have been set for organized
womens group that plan to
participate.
The annual sing, sponsored
by Kosmet Klub and AWS,
has listed rules for the wom
en's sing, according to chair
man Carol Kuchera.
The women's deadline for
submitting the S3 entry fee,
name of the song, songlead
er and an alphabetical list of
the singers is Monday.
The information must be
submitted by 5 p.m. to Miss
Kucera at the Alpha Xi Delta
house.
Rules for the women's sing
are:
1. All organized groups of
women at the University may
participate in the sing, ex
cept honorary groups.
2. Not more than 25 girls,
Miss Woolf Named
Towne Club Pres.
Colleen Woolf was installed
president of Towne Club this
week.
Other new officers are
Donna Bryan, vice president;
Marilyn Miller, secretary;
Beth Dening, social chairman,
Marilvn White, treasurer:
Rochelle Hergenrader, histor-!
tan and Linda Mueck. Dledse
trainer.
VCE
NU Coliseum
8 p.m. Monday
March 28
Students May Pick Up Free Ticket
From House Representative or ot
Booths in the Nebraska Union or
Ag Union.
The Daily Nebraslcan
including the director may
represent any group, nor less
than eight. Freshmen women
may participate.
3. All members must be
carrying at least 12 hours
this semester with no failures
in the 12 hours.
4. No professional person
may assist in the preparation
of the song. Non-professional
alumnae help may be used.
This rule is to be strictly en
forced. 5. No group shall wear like
outfits especially .purchased
for the sing or have instru
mental accompaniment. Any
group doing so will be dis
qualified. 6. No medley of fsongs, no
songs longer than five min
utes in length, nor any songs
that have been sung in the
previous sings of the past
three years can be used this
year.
7. The director must re
main "active" in the group
participating and be regular
ly enrolled in the university.
8. All groups must remain
after their participation on
Ivy Day for recall by the
judges if necessary.
9. Any group not ready to
go on at the exact scheduled
time of performance will be
i disquaimea lrom
participa -
I tion. Solos are discouraged.
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Music, Lights Ornament
By Doug McCartney
Beautiful music and col
ored lights are features, of
this year's Aquaquettes
show, "Pacific Cruise".
Performers will swim to
the music of "Bali Hai,"
"Quiet Village", "'Ebb
Tide", "Beyond the Blue
Horizon" and many others
in the 12 act show at 7:45
tonight in the Coliseum
pool.
Special Effects
. Special effects are man
InUhe production of "Quiet
Village," black light illumi
nates colored tape attached
to the four swimmers in
the dark pool.
In a number entitled
"Waltz in Watercolors," 10
tiny lights are attached to
each 1 girl giving the water
Didrichsons
Recognized
For Photos
A University graduate stu
dent, Ilmars Didrichsons, re
ceived a second and third
place and two honorable
mentions in photography
competition at an annual pho
tography contest sponsored
jointly by four organizations.
The sponsors were Kappa
Alpha Mu-Encyclopedia Bri
tannica, Life Magazine, Na
tional Press Photographers
Association and the Associa
tion of College Unions.
Didrichsons received a sec
onrl in the feature photo com
petition for "Late Swimmer."
He received a third place for
his portfolio and two honor
able mentions for his sports t
picture, "The Spill." and
news photo, "After the Fire."
The picture portfolio was
considered the top classifica
tion in judging. The judges
considered the portfolio a just
evaluation of the contestants
work for the entire year on
the basis of quality consist
ency and versatility.
Didrichsons folio contained
about 20 pictures, the maxi-
I mum number permitted. This
included pictures from four
different subject areas in
cluding a picture series in
one area.
AFS Club
Former American Field
Service students in Lincoln
are planning to form a college-age
AFS Returnees
Club. Returnees interested in
the club should contact Steve
; Ternpero. GA 3-5525, or Nancy
I Brown, GA 3-4873.
NIXON
surrounding her a spark
ling effect.
Costumes vary from sar
ongs . to green swimsuits,
tights and flippers. In the
"Chinese Waltz" the swim
mers don large bamboo
coolie hats.
kc. S DON LARGE BAMBO
COOLIE HATS.
One highlight of the show
is a solo number given by
Mary Erickson. She
"dances in te water" to
a fast paced number called
"Flight of the Fancy
Free." The finale features
12 girls swimming to the
music of "B e y o n d the
Seas".
Warm Place
Another , attraction ie the
temperature. It's one of the
warmest places on campus
to spend an evenng.
Directing the show is
Aquaquette president Jill
Weyand.
Directing
Aquaquette
the show is
president Jill
Weyand.
The club was helped by
faculty advisors Miss Car
men Kehtel and Mrs. Shir
ley Miller. The program is
narrated by Eleanor Kess
ler. All the numbers were de
signed, costumed and light
ed by a member of the
If YOU WzL
'i'PilllwlP'iifall motion PICTURE INrH
doors open 1245 YOUR LIFE YOU f rA
..Heiff MUST SEE
frfZ'i). 'Wi (3iife
gfyngy'C'. Pstarts todai
TamtwsaaAsseWXaitwitW . Doors Open 12:45 -
freg parking orter p.m.
PSTd' DIRK
felb B0GflRDE
A LOVE STORY THAT 1 1 YOKO
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there has never been
an entertainment
so packed with
excitement
and pleasure!
iJ
5i
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SAMUEL GOLDWYN
presents America's Own
Guys
AND
Dolls
MARLON BRANDO
FRANK SINATRA
fT in CiNEMASCOPEAND IN COLOR!
THIS RCWZl miL MAKE
f;s' i' -s &:
Friday, March 25,. 1950
'Cruise
club. The numbers
ant
their directors are:
"Sandpaper Ballet,"
Sue Stump; "Bali Hai,"-,
Joanie Davies; "Flight of
the Fancy Free," M i s s
Erickson; "Quiet 'Village,"
Sandi Stone; "Watuka,"
Judy Tenhulzen; "Song of
the 'Islands," Jane Fos
ter. "Ebb Tide," - Kay Mc
Cormick; "Chinese Waltz,"
Karen Townsend; "Sweet
Lalaine," Sue Stewart;
"Beyond the Blue Hori
zon" Miss Erickson;
"Waltz in Watercolors,"
Miss Weyand; "Beyond the
Seas," Miss Erickson.
DANCE
Vern Beuthe
and boys
Russ C'fAVl
Iff
CARLYLE
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Saturday, April 2
TA11TS TODAY
Doors Open 12:43
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