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JIDGE MASON.
Standing here, bewildered, with
stacks of papers filled with so
ciety news, I am beginning to won
der why a few of the kind (?)
contribiiters didn't turn their items
in for yesterday's rag. Oh well,
we'll take the choicest bits and
leave the rest for a rainy day.
After a long stormy romance,
Phi Delt Chick Thorne finally
turned over his pin to Kappa
Joanne Brown. This time it's for
keeps I hope! Chick put some
thing over on his fraternity
brother, Norm Hoelk by blissfully
watching Norm being tubbed Mon
day night when Chick had already
secretly parted with his pin last
Thursday. In the confusion Phi
Delts accidentally tubbed Lee
Luers.
Another flashy romance has
ended up with a steady deal be
tween Alpha Chi Kay King and
ATO Jean McCartney. As they
went merrily up the trail of love
they met Tri Delt Carmen Kottrell
and Sig Nu Don Albin going the
other way. But definitely!!
Campaigning Again.
Getting to the more fascinating
pur&uits on the campus, we have
just been informed that in times
gone by a "hanger'' was a pseu
donyn for ''mangmen'' and conse
quently a pretty detestable char
acter. So now we have a drive
motivating within this ivy-covered
institution for a collection of
hangers. Before you, dear reader,
become too confused we'll point
out here that coat hangers are
being sought, in this instance, for
the newly-arrived air cadets. One
hundred percent cooperation will
save us the trouble of hanging up
our clothes. (Plug-plug).
Getting back to the juicy news;
Laurel Morrison and Bob Luebs
passed the candy at Town club
Monday night announcing their
marriage of February 20, which
had been kept secret. Lola Jean
Swan and Jim Barbur also passed
candy in honor of their not-so-secret
marriage.
A momentary diversion from
candy passings brings forth the
knowledge that the ATOs were
delighted to discover last night
that the'r hot water heater had
been broken. Sabotage, Tut?
More Pins.
The DU pin of Johnny Drum
mond eluded his grasp last week
end and chose Alpha Phi Lorrain
Rabe for its preferred wearer.
Not to be outdone by a DU pin,
Rollin Schneckloth's Phi Gam pin
journeyed over to the Tri Delt
house to seek Rachel Ann Lock.
Along with the Phi Gam pin we
noticed Jack Rokhar's Sig Alph
pin headed toward the same house
for Mary Kay Holtz.
Pins were flying fast at the
Farm House sweetheart dinner
last Saturday, forming such com
binations as Bob Ramig and Lois
Franklin, Phil Miller and Blanche
Reide and Harold Chapman and
Winn Nelson, Gamma Phi. The
latter couple passed cigars and
candy Monday night To show
their appreciation of a swell
housemother, the Farm House
boys elected Mother Pelton "Farm
House Sweetheart" at the banquet.
The Brown Palace Coop house
is holding a spring dance next
Friday at the University Club with
Eddie Sheffert's band and the new
harmony choir singing at inter
mission. A few dates for the oc
casion are: Lou Holt and Peggy
Hallsted Alpha Phi, Clark New
man and Jean Whedon Tri Delt,
Darrel Brown with new steady,
Kay Trenchard Alpha Chi, and
twin brother Doug Brown, also
with new Alpha Chi steady, Mary
Lou Armstrong.
Speaking of steadies, pinnings
and candy passings (which have
nothing to do with the case) we
were instructed by some well
meaning friend to run the fol
lowing ad: Wanted: Competent
secretary to straighten out Sadie
Hawkins' date book of which
there is none.
Pi Phis Eat Candy.
If the Pi Phis were seen a bit
green in the face yesterday it
was due to the excess of candy
received at the house Monday
night. Both Mabel Jean Shmer
and Barbara Richards passed the
sweets in honor of Bob Black's
Simga Chin pin and Bob Rohr's
DU pin, respectively.
Chicago Critic
Praises Morrill
Art Exhibit
Naming work by Levi, Wood,
Poor, Kroll, and Brook as some
of the outstanding canvasses in
the current Nebraska art ex
hibit in Morrill, Frederick Sweet
of the Chicago Art Institute
commented that he wished the
Chicago gallery had "as much
money to spend on American
owrks" as the Nebraska group.
He went on to say that Ne
braska's patronage of contempo
rary and native arts is so
widely known in art circles over
the nation, that representatives
from the university's collection
may walk into any gallery in
New York and borrow the fin
est painting.
Mr. Sweet is here to recom
mend purchases for the perma
nent university collection.
Marine Officer
Enlists 17 Year
Olds on Campus
Men interested in joining the
marine reserves who are 17 years
of age but have not yet reached
their 18th birthday are being in
terviewed this week by Capt. War
ren of the U. S. marine corps.
Captain Warren will interview
college men within this age limit
as to the scholastic and other re
quirements concerning enlistment
in the marine reserve corps. He is
located in the northwest room on
the first floor of the Temple.
Ginsburg Gets
Commission
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Bulletin
A. S. A. K. MKKTING.
"The Post Vr Agricultural Kiiftlnrrr"
Mill Ih the disrumion topic t tlie
A. S. A. K. mri-tln Wednesday night.
Till dkcnsvnn will hr lid hy rii'iurt
tiiciit hcail I'rof. K. K. Hrackctt. The
mrrtine will he held In I'mrlor L Student
I nln at 7:110 p. m. All men Inlereiited
In the subject are nrged to attend.
STIHENT (01 M il.
Student Council will meet Wednesday,
.March 30 to elect holdover member. There
will lie no meeting Hi In week.
Helta Sigma Delta, honorary dental fra
ternity is holding a clinic tonight at eiKht
o'cloik. In the V. M. ('. A. tireen room.
lr. Norman Carlnon will npeaking on
"Selling Itenlstry."
to JHH girls who volunteered for ur-
gleal dre-tii.gs. The group meets this
Saturday at the Red ('ro headquarter,
14th and M.
I'lease come at the time at which yon
slened. If yoa do not have a plain white
dress, please bring a white blouse or a
man's white stiirl and white skirt. Head
Hearts are 27 Inches square. An ordinary
tea towel can be used. No pollhh may be
worn.
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
DR. MICHEAL GINSBURG.
Dr. Michael Ginsburg, associate
professor of classics and history
has been commissioned a first lieu
tenant in the army air force. He
will report for duty March 30 at
Miami Beach, Fla.
Dr. Ginsburg has been granted
a release for the duration in con
nection with his work under a
Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship,
which he received in 1942.
He has been connected with the
university since 1931.
Military Group
Meets Thursday
In Student Union
Scabbard and Blade members
will meet Thursday evening in
room 313 of the Union at 7'30, an
nounced J. H. Stuart, yesterday.
A short business meeting has
been scheduled to discuss any de
tails remaining in question by any
mombers of the club. Lt. Col. L. H.
Shafer, new director of infantry
at Nebraska, has been scheduled
to view his principles and policies
to be effected by him, as director
of infantry. All members are urged
to attend.
The faculty of Northwestern
university outnumbered 500 in
1920, as compared with 1,480 last
year.
Dean Ivan C. Crawford of the
University of Michigan college of
engineering has been named tech
nical adviser and consultant to the
training division of the navy.
Home Nursing Class
Meets Tonight in Union
The class in home nursing
sponscorcd by BABW will meet
today in room 316 of the Union
from 7 until 9 n. m. Girls who
have signed for the class under
the War Council plan for war
work participation, should note
that the hours of the class have
been changed. Marianne Ziegler,
member of BABW, is in charge of
the home nursing course.
The University of Wisconsin
budget for the 1943-45 blennium
totals J8,682,225.
In the last fiscal year, adminis
tration accounted for $224,199 of
the University of Minnesota's to
tal expenditures of $12,288,048.
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'De-intoxicate and Re-educate
Education Is Answer
ToAxis-Cherrington
A new remedy for the axis: they
must be "de-intoxicated and re
educated, and this re-education
must come from the people them
selves." Such a remedy is the idea of
Dr. Ben M. Cherrington, UN grad
uate of 1911, who spoke yesterday
in the Union on "The Americas
in the World of Tomorrow."
Declaring that there are two
aspects of the present war the
battle of guns and the battle of
ideas Cherrington pointed out
that "the war cannot be won until
the battle of ideas is won. If we
win this war we will disarm the
axis."
"What good will it do to take
away the enemies' weapons," the
speaker asked, "if we leave them
v.ith their dangerous ideas?"
There are a lot of people who
'Heil Hitler' with their hands but
not with their hearts. They will
be a big help in post-war recon
struction." Latin American Policy.
Much of Dr. Cherrington's talk
was devoted to a discussion of
the success of our "good neigh
bor" policy. "We have been mak
ing perfectly amazing progress in
the last 12 years," he stated, "and
this progress is due to the fact
that the United States has finally
realized tnax tne rirsi rcsponsimv
ity of power is self-restraint, that
size doesn't give wisdom."
He showed how inter-relationa
between the U. S. and Latin
America have developed by coop
erative action in the political, eco
nomic, and cultural fields until tho
outlines of an effective association
of American nations can be seen.
Dr. Cherrington concluded with
the question "May it not be that
thru cooperation in the new world,
thru self-restraint, and thru the
gratifying results we have seen in
our Latin American relations, we
are learning the way to organize
the whole world to prevent fur
ther war?"
Music Honraries
Give Keys Tonight
Gamma Lambda and Sinphonia,
national band and music fraterni
ties, will present keys to members
of the university band at a ban
quet tomorrow night at the Uni
versity club.
Guests will include Dean T. J.
Thompson and Col. J. P. Murphy.
Gamma Lambda is sponsor of the
banquet.
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