DAILY NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, October 28, 1942
Juniors
and
emors
have your
pictures
taken
was
for the
Deadline
.15
Hi
Miller 6 Paine
Studio
Miller and Paine
Dept. Store
NOV
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BY MARYLOUISE GOODWIN
Wur lidos hifjli. nore rides hiRh,
and with this event of another
day we delve into another session
of peeping toins and plain alley
eats. Meow.
i Kiist off Monday nights usual
I hont of candy-passing and tub-
hings. . . . Alpha Phi Mary Bird
I en me across with sweets for the
.sisters and Dells smoked I.t.
Charles Schuherts' cigars. Then
over at the Alph Chi house pledge
Virginia Wiese and Phi Uelt John
: Hiandon did the honors. The Phi
pelts, as usual, were a little over
anxious and arrived to receive
their shaii" of the candy and kisses
before the girls were up foi din
ner. . . . The l'ijis did a bit oi tub
bing and Rogoi Cnnel got the
benefit of the bath. Seems that
some Tri Pelt pledge needed a Phi
Gam pin i so that's the way they're
getting them these daysi and
t'annels' was donated. Mi llday
night when lie turned up at dinner
minus his pin
Things happen fast these days,
take llv new romance ol Shirley
Kav Moore. KKG. One of V'ncle
Sam's flying men is coming 'ip to'
see nor l-riuav and sue lias oniv
known him five hours. Tliat'
at firstsight. all right.
They've Set the Date.
These pledges with their
and candy passings! Pi
pledge Dorothea Pueshiiry
wears the jeweled sword
shield of Steve DcVue, and
lov,
pins
Phi
now
and
this
isn't the first time she's worn the
pin. She had it all summer
Caimelita Gantz and Sig Nu Steve
Dewey have set the date to- get
tin" hitched after five years of
steady dating and a pin thrown in
The date is November 7.
Alph Sig Dave Kinsman gave
up his pin on the Alpha Sig hay-
ride Friday night and Verleen
Kasch now displays the cardinal
and the stone. . . . Back on the
steady list after an absence of
several months are Pi Phi Helen
Kelley and Kappa Sig Harold
Hopkins.
Bob Waite, DU pledge, and
Nancy Coe, Gamma Phi, art click
ing on all fours of late. Sisters
have given up trying to keep up
with the dates these two hav
been having. . . . The K Ds staged
a buffet dinner Saturday night.
Among those enjoying the food
were Jean Early and Henry Buth
man. Alpha Sig, Beverly Meyers
and Dick Hollabaugh, and Arvilla
Schnase and Harvey Stoltzman
also of the Alpha Sig Hut.
Holiday Inn house party
George, Abraham, hearts, bells,
horns, the whole shooting match.
Come see them in action Where?
When? Watch this spot for fur
ther details. A hollow-dayer.
Library Adds
Eighteen Books
To Oetober List
The following is a list of new
books which have been added to
the library in the past month. A
duplicate list, listing the call num
bers of the books, is posted in the
main reading room of the library.
Whm DrmiK r:i' y Meant to th Givrks
ly Waller R. Agaul.
The Story of the Airship by Hunh Allen.
Outnost of Kmpire; The Story of Hun
Kinm-mru by Herbert KuK'ie Boilon.
B'lwen' Court by Kliiatieth Bowcn. '
Your Businejm r;oen to War by Leo M
(.'heme.
Th Doctora Mayo by li. B. CMapeiattle
The BslKa by Verrier Klwin
The New Belief in tne Common Man bv
Carl J. Krledrtch.
Lifelines of Victory by Muiray Harris.
The Long Ships Passinc; The Story ol
the. 'ireat Lakes by Walter Havit.gnursl.
The Stone that Burns by William H:iynea.
The World of Plant Life hy Clarence J.
Hylandcr.
Eve's Stepchildren by Lealon N. Jones.
Permanent Revolution by SiKimind Neu
mann. ,
John Torrcy; A Story of North American
Botany by Andrew Denny Rodders.
The Gift of Toncues by Margaret
Sclilauch.
When Egypt Ruled the Kast by Stein
dorlf and Seele.
Modrn Americans In Science and In
vention by Edna Yost.
CLASSIFIED
WANTED A typist to type nov. 1. Write
Pvt. Nathaniel J. Speen, Tech. Sen. Sq.
7114. Bar. 3S9, Lincoln Air Base, Lin
coln, Neb.
Students Give
Fourth Recital
Of Semester
Participating in the fourth stu
dent recital of the semester, which
is to be depart mental and to be
held today at 1:30, will be the fol
lowing :
VOK K l'HO(.RM.
Dort'i't ion : Tsrhmliow sk ; Kenneth
Klmiss. I'arkson. s. D
In the Time nl Hoses: Kenlinidl; Ius
,1 en n lillin. Ci.i.l Otvh.-iiil
The Litus Klinver: S,huni!inn; David
Kinsin.m. Coliinituis.
A Pimm: iltifi;; C'.-irol .Ic-in Wliiorv,
I'llWIH'l' Citv.
1 Know A Hill: Wlu'lpl.- ; ,iilne Petti1.
I .inroln.
I.ove is the Wind. M.-i.'Kav den ; Homa
Mil'it. Ccnrva
The Miv Niclit1 Biiiliins; I'leve Ueiiz
Iiiiuim, Hurr.
IMANO.
Prelllile Op 2S. No. li ; Chopin: Russell
I.ei:"i'. Hiurlwtnl
Ktude. T.ilu.'i'i. Oil. 1.1. No X. Ka'h
rnaninoii: Man Helen Hnsli, Lincoln
Scotch Poem: Mai'lioweil : Ann Wndder,
Marquette.
Two-Part Inve.ltion. Nn. II; Bach; Don
ald M.nsh. Archer.
On the Mountain : ilri.-g, Rudolph Bin In.
Asland,
Staccato V:title: Rutoiistein ; Kenneth
Klaus, rarkstnn. S. D.
stkim;.
Duet tot two Violins: ViiKinia 'laike.
Pawn.-e I'ltv.
Sonnta in A Maior: Mozart: Aionita
I ,isU iv.-ky. II nit n la
('anlileiia: (I. C.oltci mann ; Kaihetine
Rice. Lincoln.
Andante lioni Smphonic Kj,:nnli' :
I.alo; .lolinson Beam. Lincoln.
Drink to Me : I'o. Inm an . : Spit it ol
1 st h t'entiin: Poi li"n :irr : St tin;: qoaitei:
Thoitia- Pieiion. Lincoln; Kveivti Nerud.
Lincoln. Viiuinia I'.arke, IViwnee Cll ;
Dieter Kol.er. Baton limine, La.
Land . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
tion Organization
while in Chicago.
and Policy
As a member of the board of
managers and chairman of the
division of education for home
and family life, Miss Kedde at
tended the Parent Teacher asso
ciation meeting in York last week.
P. R. Notice
Tryouts for men desiring a
place on the Pershing Rifles
crack squad will be held in Ne
braska Hall at 5:30 tonight. No
uniform is necessary.
the answer
ROLLINS
I . '': cKi denier
(Oiik that wondsJifuL $Wm - ScdL uual!
You who have been wondering "what about stockings" . . . here is the
answer! Rol-Ray rayon stockings popularly priced. They're beautiful,
fit so well, and the exclusive new Secre-Seal process gives them a lovely
dull finish. Moreover, they have plenty of "springback" and elasticity.
They can really "take it" from tugging garter clasps, too! In new
hades: Enchantment, Mystery and Vision. Sizes 8la to 11.
Miss Moll Weds
i
s
Prior to her recent wedding-, Mrs. Sedley Hall was Miss Betty
Moll. Miss Moll attended the university and was aftiliated
with Alpha Phi sorority.
A IKK Mom hers
Meel Wednesday
Members of the AIF.K will meet
at the K. K. "barn" on Wednesday,
Oct. 28.
Joe Parker will present a paper
on "Crystals" and there will be a
discussion concerning the Corn
husker picture. Refreshments
will be ser ved at the close of the
meeting:.
to all your stocking worries!
RAYON
GOLD'. . .Street Floor.
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Couttesv Linco;tt Journal.
Class of '46
Secures Caps
At Ben Simons
Innocents representatives an
nounced yesterday that freshman
caps have been received at Ben Si
mon's. All freshmen having cap
purchase cards are requested to
procure their caps as soon as pos
sible. HOSIERY
2 prs.
1.90
100 denier
1.15
(2 prs. 2.20)