Serially
Jo Duree
V
Helen Severa has been Mrs. Har
old Niemann since March, 1939...
since Harold, in fact, was then
the DAILY'S managing ed. They
are Alpha Xi and Acacia, respec
tiv ely...and
the Alpha Xi
Delta got candy
from them last
night.
Tess Casady
is happily wear
ing three pins
today and we
hop to the con
clusion that it's
Junior Oldfath
er's Phi Delt
pin beside her
Theta and Mor
tar Board pins.
Perfectly
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CHRISTMAS
SEALS
Journal and Starnin-hangingS go
was that day or so long deal of
Jack Clark's Kappa Sig pin on a
Theta pledge. . .she wore it for all
of one day and as yet no one seems
positive just what it was all about
...Jack also hung his other pin
and the one of Rex Weaver's...
Shirley Woods didn't have them all
did she?
AGR's are wondering what will
transpire when Howard Kritz gets
back from the west coast to dis
cover that his favorite little gal,
Fhi Mu Kay Donovan, is going to
the Military Ball with Frank Lit
tle. . .
While we're on M. B. dates, Beta
Jack Stewart got around to ac
nnirine' his with KKG pledge Susie
Stone. . . they paused on the stairs
fnr a rhat and the date resulted. . .
Big fun were the house parties
...the Sig Nu's decided that three
hnvracks and the rieht people and
the right atmosphere can be so
much fun that they may nave mai
Wind of a time every weekend...
probably would, If they weren't
looking forward to that big Pig
Dinner affair...
SDT's had an Americana eve
ning and as house parties are, it
was keen, the lasses say . . .
The Fiji Dog Patch would have
imbued new life into the comic
strip. . .Gerry Spahn and Kent
Johnson really celebrated. . .it was
their birthday... The Phi Gams
threw a wooin
contest also and
Jerry Thompson
and Theta Mary
Belle Hitchcock
won the hon
ors . . .
Seen dancing
together this
weekend were
Dorjee Bryan and
Blaine Sloan. . .
Acacia Keith
Van Neste is
quoted as saying
that his pin went
to the laundry
Help to Protect
Your Worn from
Tubertuloiit
Sorenscn addresses Gauls
on qualifications of lawyer;
was editor of Daily
c A Snrensen. orominent Lin
coln lawyer, addressed the Gauls,
Lincoln men's club, last week on
qualifications of lawyers. Soren
sen was attorney general of Ne
braska from 1929 to 1933, and
while at the university was a
member of the varsity debate
team and editor of the DAILY
NEBRASKAN.
Stating six qualities a lawyer
must have "absolute integrity, a
capacity for hard work, truthful
ness, loyalty to client, ability to
assume public responsibility, abil
ity to be a good sport. Sorensen
predicted that he could tell a good
lawyer by his desk. If the desk was
orderly, he commented it bespoke
an orderly mind.
Dear Editor-
(Continued from page 2.)
on such a matter, it was merely
a formality for it to inspect the
nrotest. and then to refer it to the
iudiciarv committee. The elec
tions committee had no authority
to nor did it recommend any
action for the judiciary commit
tee to take on the matter. This
is written to clear up the misun
derstanding that has arisen from
the story as it appeared in we
DAILY I hone that this explana
tion of the case will clarify mat
ters, and help to restoie a feel
inar of unity amone those con
cerned, especially on the ag
campus.
Sincerely,
DALE THEOBALD,
Co-chairman, Elections
' Committee,
Student Council.
with his dii tv shirt but his broth
ers have different ideas... they
wonder if a Kappa Delt could aid
their susnicions. . .
Theta Xi's ended up Saturday
nieht's initiation with a 5 a. m.
breakfast Sunday.
Pi Phi's held their annual
Thar.kse-ivine' dinner last nieht
o - O u
Towne club members last nignt
received candy from uoroiny Max
well and tne aiu s goi cigars
from Kenneth x Federle . . . Virginia
Bergsten, Nebraska Sweetheart,
was nresented with a heart-shaned
locket' by her sister Towne club
members . . .
Journalism groups
to hear Kay Lahr
Ray Lahr of tne united tress
will speak at the first of a series of
loint nrofessional meetings planned
by Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma
Delta Chi, journalism nonoraries,
at 7:30 tonight in parlor X of the
Union. The meeting will be open
to the public.
Wakim addresses
home ec society
A talk by Sophia Wakim, Syrian
exchange student, on the subject
"Home Economics in Syria" will
highlight a dinner to be held to
night in honor of Ellen H. Rich
ards, founder of the Home Eco
nomics association. The dinner
will begin at 5:30 p. m. in the
Union ballroom.
Dora Baisinger is chairman of
th nroeram and Melva Meier-
henry is in charge of ticket sales.
Nebraska Blue
Print out today
With an atom smasher on the
frontispiece, the November issue
of Nebraska Blue Print came out
today featuring a center-page
spread of photos showing army
engineers at work in varous phases
of military engineering. Other fea
tures of the magazine are tne nis
torv of Slide Rule. Engineers
ROTC Camp, and notes on Ne
braska engineers.
On the Side-
(Continued from page 2.)
salesman give me a ring anytime
after ten o clock, nut aoni come
prowling around during my lunch
hour as that is the only chance I
get to bet on the races.
Well, don't let anybody beat
your rugs for you, Blockhouse,
ha ha. . . .
Edgar Blattz.
Tt' a fritnd idea to have a letter
of recommendation when you're in
ouest of a job. A typical letter of
this type follows:
Tn Whom it Mav concern:
Th hearer of this letter. Butch
O'Shaughnesy, worked for me two
weeks and never once during uiai
time did I find him drunk or dis
orderly or shooting craps with the
janitor. Maybe tnis was Decause
he never showed up for work until
the day I fired him.
I feel sure that you will find
this man to be a perfect model of
sloppiness, bad habits, undependa
bility, and utter futility. Best of
luck if you hire him!
Thankfully,
F. Periwinkle Twirpp.
I Boucher named
to committee
Chancellor C. S. Boucher was
appointed for a three year term
a member of the standing commit
tee on college organization 'and
policy at tne 04in annual conven
tion of the Association of Land
Grant colleges and universities in
Chtcago last week. rror. xviar
rorar TToHHp chairman of the home
economics department, was elected
chairman of tne nome economic
section of the association and was
given a three year appointment on
the home economics sub-commit
tee of experiment station organ
ization policy.
Morton on radio panel
Prof Grace M. Morton of the
home economics department has
been invited to be a member of
the National Broadcasting com
pany's listeners' panel for which
Dr. James R. Angell is educational
counselor.
Ten university students were
initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota,
women's music fraternity, Sun
day. Following the ceremonies the
group went to Plymouth Congre
gational church, where Mr
Roberts, of the school of music
faculty, presented an organ re
cital. Those initiated were Pat Kent,
Idella Johnson, Aronita Daskov
sky, Dorothy Hendricks, Barbara
Miliar Ardis Freeman. Wilma
Miller, Aldyth Franke, Virginia;
Clarke, and Mary Monnick.
Fellman addresses
Missouri teachers
Dr. David Fellman of the politi
cal science department discussed
"What Is Democracy?" before a
section of the Missouri State
Teachers Association convention
in Kansas City, Nov. 8.
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