p ...
Solid rumors
have it that Theta Marjorie Jones
end Phi Psi Dick Harnsberger are
row on the steady list. This hap-
fened, according to a little bird,
ast Saturday nigtit, much to the
surprise of many concerned. Poor
Bob McNutt, another eligible little
lass crossed off of his dating list.
Speaking of Saturday night,
things really happened at the Sig
ma Nu Gold Rush party. A few
f the fellows unexpectedly found
themselves host to one of their na
tional officers who dropped in for
a little surprise visit.
Turnpike dancing
Caturday witnessed many couples
that we were surprised about.
Such as Jawn Mason, ATO, with
his sister; Bob Poe, Phi Dell's
best dressed flash with his young
end attractive mother; Kappa
Alum Mary Lou Kelly with an oid
flame, Curt Gettman, the Art
Murray of the Phi Gam house.
An old affair revived, that be
tween Theta Betty Jean Peterson
and Frank Day, Sigma Nu. A nev;
combination which looks very
pood was that of Theta Maribelle
Hitchcock and Phi Delt Bill Fox.
Candy passing
at the dorm last night when Ann
Jones treated the girls to sweets
and ATO Bob Jungman gave th
lads the stogies.
Talk on Brazil
was the climax of the evening
which the Home Ec staff members
Wp( VJYoofWanA
GUJ 4.95
I 4 I BreeieaIong in
sT : v any one of these ounce
V : i I eh "aerated" new
s rv .V X ) Petite Debs. .in WHITE
V.VA W CALF. ..or MARA.
I I I CA,N! F,a"rers,
I : 'w?A4t everyone of them!
SIJ lV.VifSv HiRh..mid-high..
fX5 """"" many, many
'a more!
7 GOLD'S... Street Floor.
H V. TT i
- ' - -
JCcunfmA.
JiapsudnqA.
Marian Cramer
ft
spent at the home of Miss Feddj
Saturday.
Amour
spelled with capital letters is the
case with Alpha Xi Ruth Clarke
who looks forward to that fa
miliar long distance ring on the
phone every Tuesday night. The
man in question, a certain lad
whose pin she wears foots the bill
from Maryland.
That recent pinning of Alpha
Phi Dotty Tipton and SAE Dick
Spelts certainly has kept the
"brothers" up on their toes with
a cry for cigars. They gave them
just a week last Monday in which
to tome through with the usual
treats . . . otherwise, the usual
tubbing.
Last minute
flash from the sweet department
tells us that the long awaited
candy passing between Jane Shaw,
arrow wearer, and Beta Jack Hy
land wad the climax of Monday
night dinners at the respective
houses.
Popularity
candidate for the week, Kappa
Jean Elm is dividing her time be
tween Phi Delt "Shang" Fair-
man, Sigma Nu Bus Knight, and
Beta Stan Huffman.
Foster attends meetings
Dean H. H. Foster of the college
of law attended annual meetings of
the American Law Institute in
Washington, D. C, May 6-8.
Inventor announces .
Defense need for corncobs;
ag chemist recognizes use
... no Nebraska supply
Claims of Francis Wilkinson, a
California inventor, that "moun
tains of corncobs soon may be con
verted into nitro-cellulose, gun
powder, synthetic rubber and other
products" are substantiated by the
agricultural chemistry department
which believes such a process is
"quite probable."
R. M. Sandstedt, chairman of the
department, said that no experi
mentation had been done with
corncobs along those lines, but he
could see no reason why such a
conversion could not be made.
He doubted If such a process,
even if employed on a large scale,
would have much effect on Ne
braska farmers. "Nebraska just
doesn't have enough corncobs for
such use to make a lot of differ
ence," he said.
Wilkinson said a plant was un
der construction at Missouri Val
ley, Iowa, to start converting 40
tons of corncobs a day this fall
26,000 bushels a year into defense
products.
Just returned from a conference
with department of agriculture of
ficials at Washington, Wilkinson is
now conducting preliminary re
search in cob processing at his
laboratory in Glendale, Calif.
"The pith in corncobs," he ex
plained, "provides the finest celu
lulose known. The gums from
cobs are ideal for mixing with
natural rubber in the manufacture
of tires."
Shown abovo art Ronald
Reagan ond Jan Wyman, famoui
movio couplo. Ho it itarrina toon in
I "FtlGHT PATROl," iho in "BAD MEN Of
MISSOURI," both for Warner Bro.
Copjrijht 1N1, Uccirr t Utui Toucc Co.
TIZ.7 J
K V:
H.I
pro m,.
. 2 ..
The department of agriculture
laboratories have certified more
than 50 products including alcohol,
guncotton, motor fuel and gunpow
der, as recoverable from cobs as
soon as economical process could
be developed.
Wilkinson claims he has that
process.
The nation's defense preparation
has caused postponement of re
opening of the Mohawk Drama
festival on the Union college cam
pus this summer.
Inscription in the lobby of the
Mills college music building reads:
"Such as the music is, such nre
the people of the commonwealth."
The
Daily Ncbraskan
KOKUKTH fKAR.
Hobfwrtpilon lute are fl.00 Fer eme
ter or $1.80 Ir tlx Collet leaf. 12.60
Mailed, Single tupy, Out. Kntered ai
Moond-clau ma iter at the poatoMce la
Lincoln, Nebraska, under Act of Con
trraa, March S, 187 J. aad at .pedal rate
of ao.taf. provided for In election II OS,
Act of October J. 1917. Anthortied Sep
tember so. mt.
out-ofdc
nescemei
Smokers everywhere like their
COOLER, MILDER, BETTER TASTE
With outdoor lovers the country over,
there's nothing like Chesterfield for a com-
pletely satisfying cigarette.. .they're always
Cooler-Smoking, Definitely Milder and far
Better-Tasting.
Chesterfield's right combination of the
world's best cigarette tobaccos is the big
reason for their ever-growing popularity.
EVERYWHERE YOU
ft
, V
"vr
Barb groups vote
on Dafoc measure
Barb Union and Interhouse
Council will hold a joint meeting
tonight at 7 p. m.to pass on motion
made by Bill Dafoe at the session
a week ago which would create a
new office of barb coordinator and
treasurer.
Officers for Interhouse Council
elected last week are Fern Wilter
dink, president; Norma Watkins,
vice-president; and Mary Jean Svo
boda, secretary-treasurer.
CLASSIFIED
lk Per List . . ,
L
DOCTOR'S cap, gown, and hood tor aale
at reasonable price. 3-4424.
Your Drug Store
Help your doctor by bringing
your prescription to us.
OWL PHARMACY
148 No. 14th & P. Phone 2-1068
ALL MAKES OF
TYPEWRITERS FOR
SALE OR RENT
NEBR. TYPEWRITER CO.
130 No. 12th
1-tW
'oors
GO
..J
d.