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UN Faculty Members Guests
At Saturday Evening Affair
Friday, October 17, 1941
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contain every available species of United States Military academy Minneapolis city council to pro
plant native to Georgia is being has admitted 23,032 cadets, includ- hibit sale of beer within a mile of
developed in the biology depart- vng foreigners, and has graduated the University of Minnesota cam
ment of Emory University. 12,661. pus.
Outstanding among social events
to be held Saturday night in con
nection with Homecoming is the
reception to be given for 500
guets by Chancellor and Mrs. Bou
cher from 8 to 10 p. m. at Carrie
Belle Raymon hall.
Over 500, including all university
faculty members and newcomers
to the faculty, will attend the re
ception. In the receiveing line,
along with Chancellor and Mrs.
Boucher, will be Alumni Secretary
Ellsworth DuTeau, who will in
troduce new faculty members.
Staff newcomers will be intro
duced in two groups, 30 standing
in the receiveing line from8 to 9,
while an additional 35 will be in
troduced between 9 and 10 p. m.
New Members.
The following new faculty mem
bers will be introduced: Dr. and
Mrs. Charles P. Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
James Blackman, Paul Bogen, Mrs.
Verna Boyles, Oliver Engleston,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. Elliot, Miss
Feme Foct, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hamil, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy D.
Harris, Miss Edna Houwink, Dr.
Herbert P. Jacobi, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kaltenborn, Mr. and Mrs,
Francis Nipp, Miss Emily Schoss-
berger, J. Richard Sorby, Mr. and
Mrs. George E. Stephens, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle A. Stoneman, Miss
Sallie Wilson, Miss Jessie Amos,
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Qhancellor Boucher
...Meets Faculty
Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. ChriStensen,
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Clark, James
B. Haman, Dr. August' Jones,
George Kleiner, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Litterler, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Moore,
and Miss Ester Ostlund.
Eugene Sire, J. Dayton Smith,
Henry W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs
Donald Stanford, Dr. and Mrs. J
R. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.Nor-
man Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Vedeler, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Vro-
man, Dr. Chester H. Waters, Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Luke D. Zech, and
be decorated with fall flowers.
The rooms of Raymond hall will
Miss Dorothy Zimmerman.
Take This to The Rally!
Noise and more noise will be the theme of the rally tonight at
7 p. m., and indirectly the Nebraskan wishes to help in making that
noise. So that you will know what to sing and shout, the Nebraskan
is publishing the words to our songs and yells. Bring your copy of
them to the rally and save it for future reference!
The Cornhutker
Oerae e-raaala', earl,
Deaf yea bear that aelee
Uke the thaaaer hi Ike eklee,
w H roll tlwc
la the m ale
Far the eeee ef NeWaekl.
New It't eemlag mm
With a riling cheer
That wIN swree aS fee ewajr,
8. wKh all ear Tim.
We are boane l win,
Am4 we're going ta wla taeay
(haras.
Far Nebraska an the rlr t ,
far Nebraska aad the Cream
Tha tarjr go through many a battle
Our colors till are area.
So la eonteat aad la rMory
We will wave them for the team
A 'talll always etlr a Cerahesker
The Old Hrariet ana the C ream.
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Locomotive
NW.'. BR! A-S! K-A !
H-K? A-S! K-A!
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Nebraska Field Song
Flrht! Fight! Fl(bt!
Far the Seariet aa Cream.
We'll ah fight Uha eaaa
Far the team.
Bmaab thra that line
We're with yea all the Mraa.
Toarfceowa, Nebraska VI
Kah! Kant Bah!
Oa, Nebraska, pile as that erare.
We're cot te take this (aaaa -
We're eat ta wla
Wa aerer give la.
fight I 14 eo ranks! right!
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Chant
O-FtaM N-Kah! l-N-I-U-Varsltjr,
N--Vrsltjr,
Ne braakl.
Ne brahi.
V-l'-U-a-l
Ver-ver-vcr-sl-el
' N-e-bras-kl!
Oh-anyl ua Oaag Oa!
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The New Locomotive
Rah! Bah! Bah! Rah! N-K-RRAK-K1
Bah! Rah! Rah! Rah! N-K-RRAM-KI
Bah I Bah! Bah! Bah! N-K-BHA8-R1
Buttoned Up
for 'Merry Old Autumn! in
Heather Tweeds
The softest, loveliest heather shades a
lassie could think of! And we've snitched
some tailoring hints from the laddies,
too! Ticket pockets, fly fronts, vent
backs, snug zipper linings. It's no trick
at all to acquire that British tailored
look. You'll love the comfort of these
straight lined coats, the warm, mauve
heather shades will steal your heart.
$25 to 35
Gay some Plaids
Light hearted and gay, with the knowing
smartness of expert stylists, are these un
trimmed plaid coats. The colors are beauti
fully shaded and softened to make the plaid
especially becoming. You'll see raglan
sleeves often and interesting fitted waistlines.
For just an extra bit of dash and glamour in
your wardrobe, and a thrill you'll enjoy every
time you put it on, go places this fall in one
of these plaid coats.
I995 to 25
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Reversibles
So the rains came... and
we all had fun in bright
plaid or plain colored re
versibles. Plaid coats if
you're in a merry mood,
or aqua colored gabar
dines if you like plain
colors.
95
If the army appeals to
you, you'll be delighted
with a fitted gabardine
trench coat. Hoods with
bright colored linings
add a feminine touch' to
the coats.
695 and 9
95
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PITALITY
INSURED BY QUALITY
RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE
Lincoln is complete again. There's a snap in the air,
football foremast in every mind, and the town
crowded with loyal Cornhuskcrs from every class.
The friendship and festivity of Homecoming makes it
typical of Nebraska spirit. It is the reflection of this
genuine friendship that has been the aim of Magec'a
through the years. We shall be glad to see you in the
store renewing old acquaintances. As always you will
find at Magce's the quality labels of ... .
Kuppcnhcimc Suits and Coats
Arrow Shirts
Kirschmoor Coats
Nelly Don Dresses
Men's Florshcims
Van Raalte Lingerie
Florshcim Shoes
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