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FATHER OF STUDENT
IN UNIVERSITY DIES
Funeral services for Mark How
ard Dobson, father of Ruth Dob
son, senior in the college of arts
and sciences, wore held Thursday
in Lander, Wyoming. Dobson's
death Wednesday resulted from
injuries obtained in an automobile
accident which occurred Monday
near Ethete, Wyoming. He was
al.o the father of Howard Dobson,
former university student, now
employed on the Des Moines Reg
ister and Tribune.
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WE SUGGEST
That you take a copy of this Christ
mas issue along home to show the
folks. Then when they decide that
they would like to read it regularly,
you can tell them you will have it
mailed home next semester.
Daily Nebraskan Business Staff
Office, Room 20Student Union
HIS
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Should statu lei.slators see fit to grant the university funds for a much-needed new library
tmiMitv little tinier would he wasted in getting under way. Flour plans for the proposed structure
have been drawn up for some time, and. as evidenced by the above plan for the first floor, adequate
s.pace for nil necessary facilities has been provided.
Palladian Girls
Entertain Boys
Literary Club Meets
For Christmas Party
Palladian gills will provide
transportation for the Palladian
boys at the animal vice-versa
Christmas party to be held at the
home of Warren Lewis this eve
ning at 8:30 o'clock.
Fach membc: must bring a gift
costing not mr .v than ten cen's,
with at least a Mir line poem at
tached, and gie it to some per
son whose name had been drawn
from a hat at a previous meeting.
Faith Medlar will give a read
ing. ' The Christmas Lamb,' and
Joy Postal will sing. "Jesu Bam
bino." Armolene McKay, chair
man of the entertainment com
mittee, announces that Don Rice
will have charge of the games.
The Sleuth committee will give a
humorous act.
Jeanet Swenson and Elizabeth
Hanson are in charge of refresh
ments. Chaperones are Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Lewis and Professor
and Mrs. L. F. Lindgren.
A University of Michigan scien
tist has unearthed evidence which
Indicates the first barbecue was
held 1.100 years ago.
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carry: Lcntheric, Coly,
Kvening In Paris, Yardloy,
Wti.sh'V, Hudnut's and others
running In price from 40c to
$10. A gift fur every purse.
That fateful day comes at last
. . . so count your classes till train
time . . . then forget finals as
you dream of eating, sleeping, and
general lolling around . . . out for
a real vacation are the P.eta's who
went to Florida . . . Houghton
Furr, Bob Gannon, Kermit Han
sen and Jack Stewart left in a
V-8 plus trailer, and will meet
Chick Rice and John Brownlee,
probably beach-basking at this
point ... Pi Phi's also plan on
ouite a trek . . . Mariorie Barnett
leaves for New ok Lily, una
Grace F.lizabeth Hill goes to Okla
homa . . . coming to spend part
of vacation here is Kappa Ann
Hoffman, journeying from Kansas
City for the Sig Alph formal with
Tom Schaeffer . . . coming from
the east. Vassar to be exact, is
Delta Gamma Phyllis Ann Thomp- j
son . . . Kappa Delta Billie Suing
left early for Omaha, probably to
avoid the train and bus rush . . .
DU Jack Nelson and Charlotte
Utt. OAPi, announcing at last that
they're going steady . . . while
Jack's big brother Bob spends a
good ileal of his time coking with
Janet Harris . . . Alpha Xi Delta
Kleanor Collier to be seen at the
Sig Alph formal instead of with
her usual date . . . and her soro
rity sister Kay Horrigan an "also
there" with Dave Noble . . . Har
riet Tugsley attending the Sigma
Chi partv with, as before. Boh
Fentnn . . . Theta Oolie Anderson
returning Dow Wilson's Dolt pin
. . . ami despite too much food,
too little playing time, too much
study. d have a very wonderful
vacation . . . remembering on New
Year's, rif course, that vice is nice,
but virtue won't hurt you. . . .
The social calendar today in
cludes: Theta Chi auxiliary meeting at
the chapter house for a 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon, and Farm House
auxiliary meeting at the home of
Mrs. R. i:. Holland, 4217 Stan-
street, in the afternoon.
In the evening is the Sigma
Alpha Fpsilon formal at the Corn-
husker hotel; Sigma Chi dinner
dance at the Lincoln hotel, and
Sigma Phi Kpsilon dinner dance j
at the University club.
Delta Sigma Pi, Bizad profes
sional fraternity, had their Christ
mas party Wednesday evening. It
was given at the home of Kenneth I
and Don Giffen. Gifts were ex
changed after playing games.
Don't forget the Bachelors' Ball
Monday evening at the Corn- 1
husker. There will be about ISO
couples present, with several sur
prise features during the evening.
Library To Remain
Open During Holidays
According to an announce
ment made yesterday afternoon
the University library will re
main open during vacation on
weekdays from 8 to 5 and on
Saturdays from 8 to 12. The
building will be closed on the
Saturdays before and the Mon-
dayt after the Christmaa and
New Year holidays.
It was further announced
that book borrowed today
would be due after vacation.
Duplicate copies of books from
the reserve shelf borrowed after
12 o'clock today -will be due at
1 o'clock, January 3.
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Duke university
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
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HIWM'M u-tl for M A meiiir! pehol.
t'atnliur'ie-n nni npT'lKHltitn tnrrtm rtiy
he nhuincd I mm ihe AtlintMin Committee.
STUART
ne Shntiing!
A. J. Cronin'a Great
Novel. . .Greater Now
as a Picture!
'THE CITADEL'
with
Robert Donat
Rosalind Russell
LINCOLN
A Dangerous "JEZEBEL"
Meets a Daring "ROBIN
HOOD"!
Errol Flynn-Bctte Davis
'THE SISTERS'
Plus!
"UP THE RIVER"
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tures. Sinking, rich colors thai appeal to
a man's fancy.
3.95, 5.00 and 6.00
Ties Silks, rayon and wool mixtures, in
atlruclive new patterns.
$1, 1.50, $2, 2.50 and 3.50
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En Leather Goods
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KKItCUIW CASKS
2.00 and 2..10.
MAMCl'HE SETS
In leather Cases.
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m:vtiii:k utility
CASKS for toilet
articles. Waterproof
linings $2 to 9.."0.
KKATUKIl KEY
CASES 50c T5c,
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