Society ...
Sun comes out for sure
brings plans for busy spring
By Agnes Wanek.
With the advent of the sun that
has fooled us so many times be
fore, plans are again under way
for a busy spring season. Speak
ing of plans, have you heard of
the petition that is going the
rounds, requesting the government
to use some of its money to build
a railroad from the middle of the
campus to South Bend for the ex
clusive use of University of Ne
braska students?
IT MIGHT BE
spring that is causing Delt Dow
Wilson to take so many trips to
Omaha to see Lucile Anderson,
Theta. Even so, he showed up
at the From with Betty Hillyer,
Theta alum.
HAS IT OCCURRED
to DU's Dale Ganz and Leonard
Dunker to wonder how Dick Luth
er was so sure that Yvonne Cos
tello was going to be Prom Girl
when he made those bets the day
of the Prom?
JUST A FEW
other post-prom notes: the old
combination of Sigma Chi Jack
Moore and Kappa Molly Wood
ward seems to be under way again,
and a new combination appeared
when Theta June Holm and Beta
Jack Stewart went prom-trotting.
IF YOU WONDER
why Pi Phi Ruthie Fox has been
so happy recently, you'll find the
answer in the recent visit of her
ATO love from Iowa State.
AMONG
Alpha Sigs and their dates who
will attend a dinner and the fra
ternity's traditional Hawaiian par
ty at the Cornhusker Friday night
are Marion Whitney, Alpha Xi
Delta, with Wallie Borchman;
Margaret Griggs, Alpha Phi, with
Ed Lof; Dorothy Bell with Dean
Economist, candidate . . .
Claims he has panecea for
world's ills in 'simple7 plan
R. S. Hunt, who claims he has
the panecea for the ills of the
world, yesterday presented his
plan in Professor Arndt's ten
o'clock Economics 203 class. His
theory is to make the money yield
from production adequate to buy
back production for consumption
for cash. According to Mr. Hunt,
this plan will end all unemploy
ment and excessive tax burdens
and it can increase the national
wealth from 6714 billion to 100
billion, or 125 billion or 150 bil
lion at will.
He also claims that this pro
gram will preserve private initia
tive, guarantee private reward
commensurate with quality and
quantity of effort, private owner
ship and use of property which
combined constitute the essence
of human liberty and freedom.
A candidate.
Mr. Hunt, candidate for state
senate from Scott sbluff, Nebras
ka, claims to be an ccononic scien
tist not a politician. Although he
has never taken a course in eco
nomics, he ridicules Mr. Babson,
one of the foremost economists of
the nation,
Mr. Hunt graduated from the
University of Nebraska in 1S99.
His son also graduated from the
university and is now teaching at
Brown'i College.
Mr. Arndt will attempt to ex
pla'n the theory in his regular 10
o'clock class Wednesday morning.
For the first time in history,
faculty members of state educa
tional institutions will this year
pay a federal income tax.
Nomination Blank
ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE
QUEEN CONTEST
DAILY NEBRASKAN:
I hereby nominate the following student, who is In good standing, at an
entrant In the All-American College Queen contett and submit photograph
for Judging.
Nominee' name
Address
Ht Wt
Signed
Addreit
(Nomination blanks muil be In DAILY
Jones; Martha Ann Pickering,
AOPi, with Bob Aldrich.
'YOU'D BE
SURPRISED'
but 'Margie' is Thi Delt Gus Elam's
favorite song now because Kappa
Marj Runyon and he have settled
down to "Two Along."
Incidentally, Ruthie Fox, presi
dent, is all a-dither. Reason is,
that Hobart Throckmorton, ATO
at Iowa State, made the long jour
ney for a big weekend, including
the Prom and the dinner.
THEY SAY
that Milly Anderson, Theta pledge,
has ten dates in advance divided
between Jack Catea and Bill Lar
son, both Delts. Complications
arise because every time she has
a date with one, they double date
with the other.
FRATERNITY BROTHERS
have decided that it is time the
campus knew that DU Joe Fraser
ana auh Mary taien cntes nave
decided that there is one too m&nv.
They've been keeping this steady
arrair secret ror more than a week
OFF WITH THE OLD
is the slogan as Margaret Dicker
son, Pi Phi has stopped going
steady. A new interest seems to
be in the direction of Joe Dye, Sig
Aipn.
'MY LITTLE
FRATERNITY PIN'
is back in circulation,' sings Sig
Aipn jonnny upson and in the
center of it is a bright and spar
kling diamond, just an accessory
of course. Theta Jessica Mutz
found out that their romance was
getting a little too distant.
THIS CHANGING
WORLD'
bewilders D. G. Harriet Talbot and
Sig Alph Joe Dye for they are
now 'Footloose and Fancy Free.'
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stars and students of Knox college
will act as hosts, and at the con
clusion of the premiere festivities,
the 12 national winners will be
judged by a committee headed by
Jay Theodore Reed. Droducer and
director of "Those Were the Days,"
to determine the winner of the
title, All-American College Queen.
Winner to Hollywood.
The winner then will be taken to
Hollywood by Paramount with all
expenses paid for a talent audition,
entertainment in the film capital,
and presentation to Hollywood
celebrities. Consolation prizes also
will be awarded all state and semi
final national winners, and a pos
sible Paramount contract awaits
the title-winner.
The DAILY urges its readers to
take advantage of this recognition
of Nebraska by Paramount Stu
dios, and hopes that a large num
ber of local coeds will enter the
contest. A nomination blank ap
pears elsewhere in this issue of
the paper, and other blanks will
be published daily. Photographs
of candidates must accompany
the filings of the nominees in
the DAILY office in the Union.
DAILY readers will be kept in
formed of all details relating to
the progress of the contest from
day to day.
Catholic University of America
has organized the nation'a first re
ligious round table for law stu
dents and lawyers.
Age
Offlrs not Utrr than B p. m., March 11.)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Daily editor to speak
at YWCA vespers today
Richard de Brown, editor of the
DAILY, will speak today before
the Y. W. C. A. vespers to be held
this afternoon at 5 in Ellen Smith.
The Vesper choir will furnish the
music.
De Brown's talk is one in a se
ries of lectures which the YW is
sponsoring to inform students
about extra-curricular activities.
Vivian iosweli, operator
at the busy switchboard of
Chicago' Stevens Hotel,
largest in the world, takes
time out to enjoy a Chest
erfield. Chesterfield is Amtrka't
Rutitsl Cigarette because
it's Cooler-Smoking, Better-Tasting
and Definitely
Milder.
Copyriglit 1940.
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below those courses numbered 101.
Those eligible for group 3 are
students taking courses 101 and
above.
This year contestants may
choose their own reading material
from a list of readings which the
sponsors have posted in the de
partmental library. Entries are
due at the departmental office on
or before March 12.
ASK FOR CHESTERFIELD
Today's Definfeu MiJer
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COOLER-SMOKING
nCTTTlTA GTlKIfl CiriAtiCTVC
Call for all the good things you want
in a cigarette . . . Chesterfield has them.
COOLNESS . . . Chesterfields are Cooler
AMLDNESS . . . Chesterfields are Definitely Milder
TASTE,. . Chesterfields Taste Better
In size, in shape, in the way they
burn, everything about Chesterfield
makes it the cigarette that satisfies. You
cant buy a better cigarette.
fiesterrield
Tuescfoy, March 5, 1940
Regler joins G-Men
staff via the mails
Sergeant Regler of the Univer
sity police received a letter yester
day from J. Edgar Hoover, direc
tor of the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation, informing him that he
had been placed on the bureau's
mailing list to receive the FBI
Law Enforcement Bulletin.
The bulletin Is a monthly publi
cation of the bureau and contains
general information for police offi
cers concerning crime, police ac
tivities, and wanted people.
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