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Thursday, Nov. 7, 1963 The Daily Nebraskan Page 3 Midnight- E&id Sn eo kisng if!! tit' 'V . 1 - .';.; I J h . l ist u - .-. , - .- I Iff JJLs-1 mtz? vV7 He Said It Wasn't Steep- - ;v J: I n -KIM' h it t -Ski Shop: That Rest Red Cross Holds Free Swim Class Water safety instructors from the University Red Cross organization are spon soring free swimming lessons for foreign students and their families. The ten week course will begin today at 7 p.m. at Lin coin High School. The locker rooms, which will open at 6:45 p.m., are in the south west part of the main build ing of the high school, and can be entered through the west door. 5 QiTJ r 4. I , m -i Lk v 1 , --r4.-,u...:f : , MILIARY At M oM A Place To Hold Hands Room's At WHICH End? "Well, lets see . . . Some of the guys are going some aren't. Hummm, could be a good time; I know, my date would be all for it. Tickets aren't too expensive . . . three bucks a couple. Oh, I'd have to rent a tux . . . wait I'll wear my ROTC uniform, that will turn her on. Well, ,why not . . . guess I'll really move out and snow her. Best go to the Military Ball the 16th. Why not? i 1 1 1 a By Grant Peterson Senior Staff Writer All aboard for Hochlandhof ! With this command, 106 Uni versity students will begin their midnight ride to Winter Park, Colo, for this year's mid semester ski trip. Leaving Lincoln Febr. 5 at midnight, the students will have the last three passenger cars (and a- baggage car at their disptsal. The baggage car, in addition to storage use, will also be available for dancing the first two hours. The Sig Ep combo will pro vide the music. The combo will also play at Winter Park. . At 9 a.m. the morning of the 6th, the train is scheduled to arrive in Denver for a 20 minute changeover to the Win ter Park express. Thirty-two minutes later, the 106 students should be starting to move into Hochlandhof Inn, their home for the next three days. This is a change from last year's rooming setup. A year ago the skiers were not all staying in the same lodge. This resulted in activity co ordination problems. BALL TICKETS MOW O a mm m rm mm All students, experienced or no, will get professional skiing instruction, either on the be ginner or intermediate level. Other activities available in clude sleigh rides, swimming, sledding, skating and dancing. Noon. Febr. 9, is the begin ning of the end. The group will leave Winter Park, switch trains again in Denver, and arrive in Lincoln at midnight. Those interested may sign up in the Union Program of fice. According to Lee Mar shall, Union chairman of trips and tours, the deadline is Nov. 19. At this time a minimum preliminary payment of $35 must have been paid. The total fee is $75. The cost, said Marshall, in cludes all expenses with the exception of ski lift tickets. An orientation meeting for those going will be held Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. in the Little Au ditorium of the Student Union. Any questions regarding the trip will be answered and films of last year's trip will be shown. For those wishing to get in shape ahead of time, a booklet of skiing exercises will be distributed. ami dm Mock Campaign Workers Meet Intimidation, Violence Jackson, Miss. (CPS) In-! timidation and violence against workers in Aaron Henry's Mock Gubernatorial Campaign intensified over the weekend, as one Yale University student and one Stanford University student were shot at by irate Missis sippi residents in separate in cidents. Bruce Payne, Yale gradu ate student, and Hugh Smith of Stanford both escaped un harmed. Another Yale stu dent, British' subject Nicholas Bosanquet, faces trial today for attempting to attend an orchestra performance with a Negro. Two of the four men who were involved in the shooting were identified as having par ticipated in the beating ad ministered to Payne Thursday night in Natchez. Meanwhile, the voting by Negroes for Aaron Henry and his running mate' Rev. Edwin King began Saturday. Police harassment in Jack son Friday almost resulted in a fatality. Four Negro cam paign workers who had ar rived from Selma, Ala. were riding frm the Jackson air port with Robert Moses, Mr. Henry's campaign manager, when the police ordered the car ta halt. Thefive got out of the car, and one of the policemen hit Ivanhoe Donaldson on the hand with the butt of a gun. The officer then reportedly pointed ihe barrel of the pistol at Donaldson's forehead, cocked the weapon, and said, "I'm going to kill you, nig ger." After a moment, the gun was withdrawn, but the five were forced to stand out in the extreme cold for an extended period of time. In Picayune, Miss., a group of campaign work- WHAT'S NEW IN THE NOVEMBER ATLANTIC? "The Eisenhower Administration: A Suit Portrait": An assessment by his torian Oscar Handlin, based in part on j Ike's new bookj Mandate for Change. "Book Censorship In Paris": Peter j Lennon reports on the rigid censorship ! ot books and magazines in France. j "Tha Moment": A poem by Peter I Davison, this year's winner, Yale Series ol Younger Poets. "The Nobel Prize Winners": A satire on American industrial research com panies and their status-mongering, by W.J.J. Gordon. -LUS AN ATLANTIC EXTRA 'Blame Me on History": South Afri can Negro journalist, Bloke Modisane, tails of his bitter Struggle to maintain Integrity and self-respect. Every month the Atlantic provides a platform for mar. o the world's most ar ticulate and creative men and women. The result is always enter taining and Informa tive, often brilliant, oc casionally profounu. Mora and more, tha Atlantic is finding Its way Into tha hands of discerning readers. Get your copy today. , NOW T tl TODAY AWS COURT will meet at 4:30 p.m. in 345 Student Union. YWCA Cabinet will meet at 5 p.m. in 234 Student Union. IFC will meet at 7 p.m. in 232-234-235 Student Union. NEBRASKA YOUTH FOR GOLDWATEP will meet at 7 p.m. in the north party room of the Student Union. IFC will meet at 8 p.m. in 332 Student Union. STUDENT TRIBUNAL will meet at 5 p.m. in the Admin istration Building. TOMORROW PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE so cial committee will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the north party room of the Student Union. UNION FILMS COMMIT TEE will present "Sweet. Bird of Youth" starring Paul New man and Geraldine Page at 7 p.m. and 9:10 p.m. in the auditorium of the Sudent Un ion. SATURDAY BOARD OF REGENTS will meet a 9:30 a.m. in the Ad ministration Building. ers were involved in an inci dent termed "draconian" by a co-worker at campaign headquarters here in Jack son. The group was taken in by police for questioning, and when they were released they found water instead of gaso line in the tank of their car. An unfriendly mob began to gather around the car, so they fled through woods swamps, caught a bus, and finally ended the journey in New Orleans, La. No injuries were reported. Thursday night in Biloxi, Miss., a mass meeting where Aaron Henry was speaking was broken up' by a large group of rock-throwing white citizens. The Biloxi police stoody by and watched the proceedings without attempt ing to intervene. Scholarships, Awards Go To Four Students Four University students have recently won scholar ship's and 4-H awards, in cluding Terry Francl, Alpha Gamma Rho junior in Ag Economics, a second year award of $500 from the Farm ers Union State Exchange. Carolyn Cilek, a freshman at Burr East, won the Sears Foundation award. Carolyn Boyd, of Love Me morial Hall, won an expense paid trip to the National 4-H Club Congress at Chicago as a result of leadership in var ious projects. Ardythe Dey of Love-Memorial Hall was awarded the Ford Motor Company award. It's a'snap'with -ARROW- "For want of a horse, the battle was fost"... so said the poet, but never let it be said that for want of a collar button your date wa lost. The new Decton oxford Tabber Snap by ARROW gives you the trim, good looks of a traditional tab collar without the fuss and fumble of a collar button. Tapered to trim body lines and labeled "ganforized-Plus" to ensure perfect fit washing after washing. Keep that date in an ARROW Decton (65 Dacron , 35 cotton) oxford with Tabber Snap collar. In long sleeves $6.95 DuPont T.Af. for i poIlr JI6' Hallgren Announces Placement Interviews Frank M. Hallgren, director of the University Placement Service, has announced the interviews that will be held in his office, 340 Student Union during the week of November 11. Companies and corporations will see interested students who will be receiving degrees in their specified areas. Fur- Sadie, Abner Will Be Told At Ag Dance Six University coeds and five men will be candidates for Sadie Hawkins and Lil Abner respectively, to be re vealed at the Ag Union's an nual Sadie Hawkins dance Friday night, Nov. 8. The candidates will be in terviewed on the Wayne West Show on KOLN-TV, Channel 10 at 7 a.m. Nov. 8. The group will wear Hillbilly-type cos tumes befitting the well known comic strip characters at the dance. The winners will be selected on the basis of talent and costume appeal. Voting for the candidates will be from 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. The Sig Ep combo will play for the dance from 8:30 to 11:30. The Sadie Hawkins candi dates are: Carolyn Ksiazek, Burr Hall; Sandy Wright, Delta Gamma; Lynn Smith, Gamma Phi Beta; Liz Hecox, Kappa Del ta; Janell Quaring, Alpha Chi Omega and Judi Sorenson, Alpha Phi. Lil Abner candidates in clude: Jim Cada, Alpha Gam ma Rho; John Turnbull, Ag Men; Gary Kimbrough, Al hpa Gamma Sigma; Keith Gil ster, FarmHouse and John Wendt, Burr Hall. LITTLE MAN Tr happens Evz&me wai&ims tme a tbchhical wwa m cws6 im aw' pkives evestine euro? vi'sruogHTftiSSUJ ther information may be ob tained from Hallgren. MONDAY Cco Steel Products Corporation, stu dents receiving B.S., M.S. in C.E. General Electric Company, Students re ceiving bB.S., M.S. in C.E., EE., M.E.. chem., physics, and math. All degree levels of E.M. Los Angeles County Civil Service Com mission, students receiving B.S., M.S., ta C.E. U.S. Naval Ordnance Teat Station. China Lake, Calif., students receiving all degrees in EE , M.E., Ch.E., physics and M.S., Ph D in chem., math. U.S. Naval Ordnance Laboratory, Co rona, Calif., students receiving B.S., M.S.. Ph.D. in EE.: B.S., M.S. in M.E.; and B.S., M.S., Ph.D. B. S.. M.S., Ph.D. lnphvslcs. Celanese Corporation of America, stu dents receiving B.S., M.S., Ph.D. in Ch.E., chem., physics, and math; B.S., M.S. In E.E. J.E ..M.E.I B.S. la account ing. TUESDAY General Electric Company (same re qurements as above). Procter and Gamble Company, students receiving B.S., M.S. in Ch.E., M.B., E.E. C.E., E.M.; M.S. in bus. (dm. Marathon Division of American Can Company, students receiving B.S., M.S. in bus. adm., lib. arts. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Com pany, students receiving B.S., M.S. in C. E., I.E., M.E., E.E., business and transportation. Arthur Andtrsen and Company, students receiving B.S., in accounting, law (bus. adm,), top 10 per cent of Arts and Sciences or Engineering College studsnfci (accounting positions). Est man Kodak Company, students re ceiving B.S., MS., Ph.D. In math; B4.. M.A. in bus. adm. WEDNESDAY Procter and Gamer Company, research and development department, students receiving Ph.D. and postdoctoral candi dates in chem. Black and Veatch, students receiving B.S., M.S. in C.E., E.E., M.E., Arch.K Marathon Division of American Can Company (as above). Hallmark Card, Inc., students receiv ing degrees In bug. adm., marketing, economics, general bus. management; B.S. in chem; B.A., B.S., in English, creative writing i B.S., M.S., math and statistics. Corps of Engineers, Students receiv ing B.S., M.S. IN C.E., E.E. Socony Mobil Oil Company, ' summer employment for students who nave com pleted their sophomore, junior or senior year In Ch.E., M.E., Petrslssaa Eng. General Mills, Inc., students receiving B.S., M.S. in biochem, cbhem., cereal chemistry; BS.. in M.E.; BJg. In bus. adm. Bell System (A.T.&T. Long Lines, Nort western Bell, Sandia, Western Electric. Bell Lab), students receiving B.S., B.A.. M.S., M.A. in bus. adm., lib. arts, E.E.. M.E. C.E., Arch. EL; B.S., M.S., Ph.D. in nuclear engr., math., physics, chem,, sta tistics. Thursday Bell System (A.T.&T., Onf Lines, North western Bell, Sandia, Western Electric. Bell), (same as above). Arthur Young and Company, students receiving B.S M.A., Ph.D. in accounting. Socony Mobil Oil Company, students receiving B.S.. M.S. in C.E,. M.E.. Pe troleum Engr. Hallmark Cards, Inc., (same as above). Schlumberger Well Surveying Corpora tion, students receiving BS. In E.E., M.E., physics. FRIDAY Bell System (A.T.&T, Long lines. Nor western Bell, Sandia, Western Electric. Bell Lab), (Same as above). ON CAMPUS Purchata from any tiOTC Junior or Stntor r la tht MAN Building. $3.00 per couple. Nov. 16 ,...,...f,.w.wu., - , M J i