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The Daily Nebraskan
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NEW TITLE Lynn Wright has been named Miss Space
Flight. The crowning was held in conjunction with the
Lincoln space age education conference. Miss Wright is a
sophomore at the University and is an art major in Teach
ers College. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. Miss
Space Flight attendants were Connie Odden, Alpha Phi,
and Jean Morrison, Delta Gamma. More than 3000 Uni
versity stcdents, Nebraska teachers and students at
tended the conference.
SIIEEVWOLD ON BRIDGE
Disregard Rules
In Playing Trump
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
The normal way to set up
a suit is to lead the high cards
first. After you have finished
with the high oards, the low
cards come into their own,
In the play of the trump suit
especially there are import
ant exceptions to this method
of play.
Sooth deafer
Neither side mtnerable
NORTH.
AT 63 1
V K 5 4
A 9 8 3
A6
WEST EAST
A KQIO A J 4
J 1 0 9 7 VQ83
74 Q J 10 6 2
Q J 9 4 5 3 2
SOUTH
A A 9 8 5
V A 6 2
K 5
K 10 ! 7
Sooth We Sort!. East
1 f - Pass 1 Pass.
1 Pass 3 4 Pas
4 A All Pass
Opening lead VJ
South dealer
Neither side vulnerable
You are declarer at a con
tract of four spades. West
leads the jack of hearts, and
it's up to you to show what
you're, made of.
If you're made of sawdust,
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PSAMUEL
PSYCHE
A thinking man ' thinking
Psamuel finds that
thoughts come easiest
when be is most comfort
able. That's why he always
wears Joekey brand T
ghirts. He like, the way
the fine combed cotton
feels next to his skin. He
tike the way the twin
stitched, nylon-reinforced
collar keeps its shape.
And he likes the full-pro- -portioned
body and extra
long tail ttrat never creeps.
- You, too, will like your
self better when you enjoy
the comfort of Jockey
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character.
you'll win the first trick, cash
the ace of trumps and then
lead a low trump. This will
enable the opponents to knock
the stuffing out of you.
West takes the second
trump trick and promptly
cashes another high trump.
This leaves only one trump
in the dummy and one trump
in your own hand. You win
tricks with those two trumps
m addition to the earlier
trump trick taken by the
ace a total of only three
trump tricks.
Just add up your tricks:
six high cards in the side
suits and three trump tricks.
This leaves you one trick
short.
Lead Low Trump
The correct way to handle
the trumps is to lead a low
trump first. Win the first
heart trick in either hand and
just lead a low trump from
one hand, playing alow
trump from the other hand.
The idea is to give up the
first trump to the opponents.
No matter what is returned.
you can win ana draw one
further round of trumps with
the ace. This leaves nobody
in position to draw a third
round of trumps.
And this is the whole idea.
You want to draw exactly
two rounds of trumps before
you proceed with the rest of
the play. You want to make
sure that nobody can draw a
third trump.
The rest is easy. You cash
your high cards in the side
suits and cross-ruff. That is,
you ruff clubs in the dummy
and diamonds in your own
hand. It's a cinch to make
ten tncks tnis way.
Daily Question
Partner opens the bidding
with one club, and the next
player passes. You hold:
A K Q 10, V J 10 9 7, 7 4,
Q J 9 4. What do you say?
Answer: Bid one heart.
When possible, show a major
suit in response to partner's
opening bid of one in a minor.
This is usually more valuable
than a raise in partner's min
or suit.
CaoyTUM, Mis. By f. Syad., Inc.
a t r ww l
Ag major ueaus
Agronomy Club
New president for Agrono
my Club is David Armstrong,
junior in Agriculture.
Other officers elected are
Larry Williams, vice-presi
dent; Jerome Stam, secre
tary; Gary Rassmussen,
treasurer; Walter Russell,
news reporter and David
Whitney, ag executive board
representative.
ACE Meets Tuesday
A. C. E. will meet Tuesday
at 4:45 p.m. in 200 Teachers
College. Mrs. Sue Arbuthnot,
assistant professor of elemen
tary education, will speak on
highlights of the A. C. E. Con
ference. Members will fill out par
ticipation and interest sheets
for future job references.
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Dairy Queen
Candidates
Revealed
Five finalists have been
named in the contest for
Dairy Royal Queen.
The queen will be revealed
at Dairy Royal festivities
Thursday at 7 p.m. on Ag
campus.
The girls and their affilia
tions are Linda Harmon,
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mar
ibelle Elliot,' Kappa Alpha
Theta; Rose Ann Saafield,
Gamma Phi Beta; Sara
Rhodes, Chi Omega and Bev
erly Ronhoyde, Love Memor
ial Hall.
Other events at the Varrsty
Dairy Club event will be the
dairy showmanship contest.
women's cow milking contest
and the ice cream eating
contest.
NAACP Rep
Invited to Speak
A member of the National
Association for the Advance'
ment of Colored People.
Miss Florence Bruger, will
speak at Ag YW-YMCA to
night at 7:15.
Miss Bruger will speak on
the psychological effects of
racial tensions.
The new meeting place for
Ag Y is Cotner School of
Religion, south of Ag cam
pus. Outstanding YW
Workers Cited
Outstanding YWCA work
ers were presented the "Y's
Girl" awards at the annual
May Morning Breakfast Sun
day. The girls who received the
honors were selected from
the entire Y membership
committees on their contri
butions to special projects,
discussion groups, and in
terest in the Y program.
The recipients were Jan
.Tefferv. Maribelle Elliott.
Pat McOstrich, June Struve
and Toi Brashear.
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Studeiii Council
Constitution Changes
(Ed. Note listed below are the recent changes made to
the Constitution of the Student Council. Only changes which
were made are listed. Other parts of the constitution remain
unchanged.)
" Artlel, in Pori '
Section S. Imptio: Th following organization! ahill be exempt from See
tion 1 and Section 2 o thu article: Inter (ritarntty Ocjncil, Panhellenic CouncU
and Nebraska Union. Then eranixtwni abaU be aerved only tn a laiaon ca
, pacitt. I
Artlel IT Bepreeentatle
a. Collet ReBreeeataUrel
1 Tn eolleea listed nereis shall be entitled representatives:
a. Agriculture (at least on man and on woman)
b. Arts snd Sciences (at least on man and on woman)
c Business Administration
d. Dentistry
a. Enslseerinf and Arehitaotar
I. Law
I. Plurmaor .
a. Toaebar (at least on snaa and on woman)
V CoUem representation stall be determined br m Student Cboacil on tfj
basis of on representative for every 500 students or major portion ttwnof aa ds
tennined by h first semester enrollment of th respective academic year of
election. Each oollsse herein represented shall be autttiad a) miasmutB of on
repreientativ.
i. TO eoUac representatives shall be elected at bt torloc nnaral alaoUoa,
4 la th cam of a vacancy ia collet representation, the replacement shall
be sleeted by Uie Student Council from those who have submitted written appli
cations for the position. This replacement most be of the sam ant, ia those ooi
lems in which a rati a) specified, and meet aat rttvlar collet ana raproseou
tiv requirements.
B. OrtealsaMen an Grsaa Kaareteotati vet
1. Each ortamaation or I roup listed hsreia snag be entitle' s aat lass.
asntative.
a. Associated Women' Stndent Board
b. Corn Cobs
e. Independent Women' Associs tsoa
d. Intarfraternltjr Council
e. Inter Co-op Council
f. Nebraska Union Board of Manatee
g. PRnheltenic Council
h. RAN
, L Tassel
j. Vmversttr of Nsbraska Bn Oder's Board
k. lniversity of Nebraska Council on Heinrioa i
1. Foreisn Students
1 Then representative shall be lotd la tb print of tb rear by secret
naflot. .
J. In case th representative elected by aa organisation or trout) fives op hat
Student Council membership because of withdrawal from school, rositnation or
ineltfibilMy, the orftniaation shall bold another election at ih first retularly
scheduled meetint after the vacancy it announced to replace th representative.
The election of the replacement shall be toverned by th rule ptevomsty specS
fied for th election of ornmution or tmtip raprssentatives.
4. Inactive orsanlaation or aroupa snail b depnved of lailsswiislai a lb
Surfent CouncU.
C. ftenior Represeaiativss
i. In case a senior holdover mem!er withdraws from school, resigns, or
becomes ineligible, that vacancy snail not be filled.
Article V Klltlhlllty, Flllnirs. Kte.
Section 1. Senior Holdover ,
d. Each member shall aava a minimum cumuiativ aver ate of tiv nosat
even (5.7J. (
Secila t. Cellrte Fillats
a. FUints lor soilete representative are open to student who will be eUlM
t serve durins their aophumore and or junior years.
b. Applications of collet representatives for election to th Student Council
hall be filed in th Otlice of In Dean of Student Affairs. The second vire-prau.
dent of the Student Council shall publid z torouth th Daily Nebraskan th peri
od ior film. This notice shaU be civen at least lea daye prior to th day upon
wbKU filuu open.
eclio . Ortanisaliea Fillets
a. The ortaniution and group representatives shall be elected to serve durinf
heu- iuruor year with the followint exception. The Nebraska Union 'Board of
Itanaser s represenutiv shall be elected to serve durinf either hi Junior er
euior year.
b. sam a "a" In present constitutioft
c. same as "b" ia present consttuitioo
d. A Student Council represenutiv shall be present at aa orf anisatioo and
roup election to supervise the batlotinf. The ballots for each orfanuation and
troup electton for Student Council repre senutives shall be sealed in an envelope
end submitted to the Sludeat Council Election Committee. for tabulation and an
nouncement. e. The ortanizatioa or troup repraseotatir ahsll not bay bad iii hot
en ice on th Student CouncU.
ectisa S. paklictlr sad Csroatraiat
o. Publicity other Hiaa that rescribed ia die eonetitutioa r by-laws aanl
at be permitted.
NBC Executive To Speak
Durins 'J-Week? Festivities
Edward Stanley, director
of public affairs for NBC,
will be the featured speaker
during "Journalism Week"
which began Sunday and will
continue until May 20 this
year.
Stanley, a 1926 graduate of
the Nebraska School of Jour
nalism, will speak at a con
vocation in the Union May 13
and at the annual Journalism
Banquet May 14.
Kickoff for the school s ob
servance tnis year was an
Open House Sundav at Dr.
and. Mrs. William E. Hall's
residence for School of Jour
nalism seniors, parents and
faculty.
Another feature of the
lengthened "J-week" will be
the Silver Key Luncheon next
Saturday in the Union. Silver
Keys will be awarded to the
top 15 high school journalists
and certificates will go to the
next 30 outstanding high
sf hoolers. Jim Ratlin, state
editor of the Lincoln Journal
mil speak.
A breakfast and pledging
for T h e t a Sigma Phi, wom
en's professional journalism
fraternity, will also be held
Saturday in the Union and
initiation for Kappa ' T a u
Alpha, journalism scholastic
honorary will be Sunday at
the Lindell Hotel.
Other 'J-Week" activities
will include the annual class
f.eld trips to Columbus, Nor
folk, Fremont and York. Two
Vote For These Men
In the May 9
Student Council
Election
pmiSM COLUGt
Bryan Ericson
Activeti: IWerdtdrf, Chaplin,
Signs) Alpha Epiilae), Cabinet
nsnbr, Rtpreitttiv, -dent
dr Frdtby Houid, President
S I Cbritrids) Council,
DddflOtd Un (versify Cewrxil of
Rdliaia. f rottrnity ehr. for ftt
lidiati Etnpiiatt Week, XI Pti
Phi, ifC.
PHARMACY COlllCl
Robert Atkins
Atfrvitie: Knppd Pi (Prord.
tional FKdrmacr fratmtnity)
LAW COlllGi
George Moyer .
Actrvitiai: Dolly- Nobrdtron
past oditor, Sifma Dafta Chi,
Pdbato, Delro Siama Rho,
TMCA.
COlUGt
Deon Stuthman
AetrvhSo: A.U.F. Traaurr,
omot Klub, op nouto wmi
nittod, Aa Stud.nr Union
Board of Mdnogdrt.
IFC JTUOIMT COUNCIL KATI
new trips this year will be an
advertising team from jour
nalism 188 going to York and
a team of photographers put
ting out a photo page in Fremont.
Do ybuThinldbrlburself?
(TAKE OFF ON THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU LAND)
IP YOU All caught by the Dean
in an infraction of a rule, would
you (A) try to impress him with
your sincere personality? (6)
develop a strong argument
against the injustice of the rule?
(C) confess and take the conse
quences? a'DbDcD
'pi
with the strongest taster
aDbDcD
It's a wise smoker who depends on his
own judgment, not opinions of others, in
Jris choice of cigarettes. That's wly men
THE MAN WHO THINKS FOR HlMSELF'USUALLY CHOOSES VICEROY
A Thinking Man's Choice Viceroy Filters
... HAS A SMOKING MAN'S TASTE!
I. ioth WIIIOiMrniTahMiwrar.
Ag Group Stimulates
Interest In Wildlife
By Karen Long
The Wildlife Club ,has
been established solely be
cause certain Ag majors
are interested and feel a
need for advancement of
wild life courses in the cur
riculum of Ag College.
Just organized this se
mester, the club will hold
its final meeting of the se
mester Wednesday night at
7:30.
Stimulate Interest
About 30 people have
helped to organize the club
for the purpose set to,
'Stimulate interest in wild
life management and inter
est those who want to ma
jor in the field."
There has been much dis
cussion on the subject of
inserting courses to pro
vide the major but the Dig
gest problem seems to be
the budget, according to Al
Dzingle, secretary of the
club.
At present they are work
ing in co-operation with the
Nebraska Game Foresta
tion and Parks Commission
Phalanx Drill
Is Wednesday
The annual Phalanx Drill
Competition will be held in
the Student Union Ballroom
at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Precision drill squads from
the University's ROTC de
partments will participate. A
special feature this year will
be the performance of the
Cadance Countesses. The pub
lie is invited to attend this
event.
SAVE-A-PACK
in the
Philip Morris Contest.
Win - a S channel stereo,
hi-fi phonograph by sav
ing th most Marlboro,
Alpine, Parliament and
Philip Morris packs. Save
now. Contest close May
18.
"YOU'VE BUT TIRED yOUT
bread now eat it" implit
(A) a veiled threat made
by a margarine manufac
turer; (B) yoirtan't escape
the results of what you do;
(C) stop talking and eat!
AD BD CD
IF YOU ACTUALLY found a
pot of gold at the end of the
rainbow, would you (A) run
to see if there was another
at the other end? (8) make
an appointment with a psy
chiatrist? (C) hire a rain
maker to make more rain
bows? AD BD CD
YOU'RE THINKINO of chang
ing to a filter cigarette
but which one? Would you
(A) depend on what your
friends tell you? (B) figure
out what you want in a
filter cigarette and pick
the one that gives it to
you? (C) go for the one
to make current informa
Hon available to those who
desire and heed material.
At present those who de
sire to go into the fields of
game management, game
biology, fish and wildlife
tion, or forestry must take
their wildlife major at an
other college or university.
Hard Work ,
"It is the general feel
ing of the public that fish
and game animals are
something that anyone can
work with as a means of
passing time or weekend
enjoyment.
"Until we realize that
this involves a lot of knowl
edge and hard work, Ne
braska will remain on the
bottom of the list as a state
for attracting tourists and
providing recreational
sports for its own people,"
said Dzingle.
A summer project of the
club will be to assist the
state experiment stations
with roadside surveys con
cerning habitat and repor
duction of game birds.
Other officers of the new
ly organized group are Ed
Gates, president; Gary Her
genrader, v i c e-president;
Larry O'Brien, treasurer
and Norbert Brockmann,
ag executive officer.
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and women who think for themselves
usually smoke Viceroy. They know the
Viceroy filter is scientifically designed to
smooth the smoke the way a filter should.
A thinking man's choice . . . has a smok
ing man's taste.
if you checked (B) on three ouf of four of
these questions yoO think for yourself I
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