DAILY NEBRASKAN
1 2&2flJ
BY WE DUNNO.
A new writer while former ed
itor takes a day off. Sticking to
conventions we present the moron
of the day: Did you hear about
Eob McNutt who wasn't worried
about the berad being rationed?
He liked toast better anyway!
First of all, we offer congrat
ulations to Barbara Schlater,
Theta, and Bill Gist who have fi
nally called it steady. And then
condolences to the famed DU
Dunker, who this time, is on the
receiving end all because of Miss
Pin Girl of 1943, Anamary Lee.
Don't feel bad, Dunk, someone is
getting a Phi Gam pin back too.
Nancy Raymond may have for
saken the Nebraska Betas, but
nevertheless she is now the proud
posscsser of a Beta pin.
Betty Jo Leadley, Alpha Phi and
Johnny Dale, Sigma Chi, had
everyone slightly confused the
other evening, all because of a
false pin hanging. Although that
one wasn't on the level, Gloria
Walton and Frank Christensen of
the same two houses aren't joking.
Mutterings . .
If you don't think clothes make
the man, try attending the state
basketball tournament wearing an
N sweater together with a Rose
Bowl jacket, but, be sure to search
the crowd for admiring glances.
P. S. What kind of a Nutt is
this?
Why is it we don't see more of
Nina Scott, DG and Dave An
drews, DU?
Yellow (figuratively of course!)
and Green go together. So why
didn't you stay with it, "Bottle?"
Question of the week: Where
does "Johnny Jones" get his gas
oline ?
What people learn in college:
Miggs Manning How to smoke
a i,iDe.
Bob S c h 1 a t e r How to be
bluffed.
ATOs How to get your three
Harry. I .ait tlir.t today!
Via HKKI.IN Ruth HUS-SEt
1 TENNESSEE JOHNSON
Starts Tuesday
fx 7
YouVt lucky
I iMtl him
-ml llvtl
Paramount Prattntt
ALAN LADD
Sensation of This Oun For Hire"
and "The Gloti Kty", o
HELEN WALKER
UUNip SUUmUmmW Marl McCtaaU
IMMIi NtM fvml twtWafct PMlwiW
PLUS,
V2
"Our Food Crisis'
The Most Recent
March of Time
1
If V If
Miss Thompson
Marries Lieut.
Harold Alexis
Maxine Thompson became the
bride of Lt. Harold Alexis Sun
day evening at St. Paul Method
ist church before approximately
160 guests.
Gowned in white satin and chif
fon, the bride wore a Mary of
Scotland headdress of chantilly
lace and orange blossoms. Her
maid of honor was Ruth Anderson
and bridesmaids were Doris
Dobry and Mary Helen Alexis.
Best man was Ralph Marlette
and ushers included Hanry Mar
vin, Charles Coale, Dale Brehm
and Floyd Thompson.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Alexis were
Palladians at the University of
Nebraska, of which Mr. Alexis is
a graduate. Mr. Alexis was pres
ident of barb council, Pailadian,
and a member of the Pershing
Rifles. The bride belonged to Pi
Chi Theta.
dollars worth out of the Student
Union.
Thetas How to clean house.
Fred Cassidy How to have a
laugh.
Sadie Hawkins (here we pause
and ponder.)
Mary Jean Fisher What nice
boys the Betas are.
Kappas Not to trust the Sigma
Nus.
John Bottorff How to win
friends.
Now, saving the best for last,
Roland Finley placed his ATO pin
in the care of Pat Parrish, Theta.
After having made myself thor
oughly obnoxious, I now return to
my copy of "How to Win Friends
and Influence People," with a part
ing message to the Phi Psis: A
man can stand anything, so long
as he can stand himself.
Hangers
(Continued from Page 1.)
sources, and from numerous Lin
coin theaters, among which the
varsity contributed the most, 562
hangers.
Officer Pleated.
Lt Wm. N .Marshall, staff
member of this unit, stated yes
terday concerning the drive. "This
drive for hangers for the men who
will be stationed here has far ex
ceeded our expectations. We are
very pleased with the response of
the student body."
Estella Lennemann, chairman of
the War Council project, stated
"cooperation from all organized
hoses and several independent
sources was marvelous. Each
group did more than their share
in order to make this drive the
outstanding success that it was.'
Collection of the hangers was
made Sunday afternoon in a serv'
ice truck furnished by the univer
sity. The committee in charge in
eluded Virginia McDonald, Warren
Jeffery, Levi Arehart and Roberta
Collins.
Awards . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
Nebraska team for debate on the
topic Resolved: That congress
should enact legislation providing
for conscription of men and women
for industry, agriculture and armed
services, and win three out of
five debates for fourth ranking
team honors out of 12 teams en
tered.
Oklahoma university won first
place in both debate and extern
poraneous speaking at the meet,
and Texas university placed first
in the oratorical division. Kansas
university tied with Nebraska for
second place honors in oratory.
Oklahoma university, Texas uni
versity and Wichita university in
the order named, ranked above
this university in the debates.
Four students who have been
studying Japanese at Southern
Methodist university have been ac
cepted by the intelligence division
of the army.
Russell Sage college has formed
a nine-person war council com
posed of administration and presi
dents of student government and
the three upper classes.
Colored Motion Pictures
"A Poultry Tour of
New England"
"A Modern Experimental Farm"
Wed., Mar. SI. Poultry Bldf. tH
1:3a r. M.
Foundation. Concludes 1st Yeas?
Files Incorporat oei Papers
BY EDTAYTINGER.
The Nebraska Student Founda
tion recently concluded its first
year af activity as a campus or
ganization by filing papers for in
corporation, unaer uie laws or me
state of Nebraska. The Student
Foundation is now approximately
one year old, having been founded
by the university Student Council
in the spring of 1942.
Nearly 100 different students
work in the organization in one
respect or another. Tncse stu
dents, acting as an organization,
have undertaken a great number
of different projects designed to
promote ue university mrougnoui
the state.
Cadets
(Continued from Page 1.)
time to be social," rejoined one
of his companions.
Too Much Wind.
Social life disposed of tempo
rarily, the next comments of the
boys were in praise of food here.
"It's the best since we've been
in," was tHfe statement heard over
and over again. The cadets think
the new library looks pretty good.
'It would be swell if you could
just turn off the wind." added one
cadet.
Five of the cadets asked me to
enter in this story a challenge to
the university basketball team, if
Nebraska still has a team. "We'd
sure like a good, well-organized
game against any team this place
has got," said their spokesman.
In addition to basketball, the
boys wanted to know all about the
swimming facilities. When I told
them that I only knew that there
was a swimming pool and the
hours of the girl's swimming
classes, a cadet called Nick re
marked, "Hmm I'll find out."
After discovering how little I
know about engineering, law, the
Pan-American Union, entertain
ment, and various other sundry
things in which they were Inter
ested, the cadets dismissed me to
write my story with the phophetic
statement, "We'll be seeln' you."
Union Flicker
Show Presents
Old-Time Film
The Union Flicker Show Sun
day, April 4, will include a ga
laxy of old-time comedians be
ginning with Fatty Arbuckle
down to the vintage of Harold
Lloyd. The sixth in the series
of old-time cinemas, the show
ing will feature Russ Gibson's
piano music, popcorn, peanuts,
and cracker jack.
Fatty Arbuckle will be pre-
sented in M a b e l's Jealous
Romeo. Charlie Chaplin will
pull on a fireman's hat in a
dubious attempt to be The Fire
man while Laurel and Hardy
will harrass the audience in
Sailors Beware.
Harold Lloyd's feature, Step
Lively, will present Lloyd in
his usual breath-taking acro
batic feats on top of a sky
scraper. Poker-face Harry Langdon
will skid through a momentous
Saturday Afternoon. There will
be no charge for the Flicker,
which will be held In the Union
ballroom at 8:00 p. m., Sun
day. Airs. Piatt Attends Music
Conference at Cincinnati
Mrs. Harriett Piatt, instructor
of public school music methods and
supervisor of music in Teacher's
College High School, left yesterday
for Cincinnati to attend a confer
ence for music educators.
This four day music convention
is the largest ever held in the
United States. Theme of the con
vention is "how music is being and
could be in the future utilized in
war effort."
CLASSIFIED
10
Una par day.
Payabla la dvaaaa aaty.
LOST Diamond Delta Gamma pin. Joyce
jiraoti, i-ni. Kewara.
One of the greatest channels for
promotion of the university la
through the high schools which
were kept in close contact with
the university through the entire
year. Campus tours for high school
sneak day visitors, entertainment
for campus-visiting high school
tournament teams, essay contests
open to high school seniors, with
tuition-paid prizes, and the send
ing of copies of the yearbook and
various issues of the Dally Ne
braskan to selected high schools
throughout the state, were in
cluded in the Foundation's activi
ties for the year.
With the contributions from
various departments of the cam-
Appoint Board
To Determine
Medal Winners
A board of officers, appointed
to determine the winner of the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution award, American Legion
Auxiliary award, the Forty and
Eight award, and the Pershing
award, Includes Colonel Theodore
W. Wrenn, F. A., Lieutenant Colo
nel Arthur T. Lobdell, C. E., and
Major Edward E. Matschullat,
Inf.
Major Matschullat will report
the winners of the DAR and the
Pershing award to the PMS&T by
March 31, 1943. The winners of
the American Legion Auxiliary
and Forty and Eight awards will
be reported by April 15.
Each member named above as
director of his respective unit will
determine what other medals and
award can and should be awarded
this year and will that necessary
steps are taken to secure them and
to determine who should be the
recipients.
Hold Uni Theatre
Tryouts Tonight
At 7:30 in Temple
Tryouts for the next University
Theater production, 'Claudia," will
be held tonight at 7:30 in room 201
of Temple. The play is a modern
comedy which ran for three years
on Broadway.
Included in the cast are parts
for five women and five men.
Regular athletic eligibility is re
quired.
SENIORS
Make Your Reservations for
Cap and Gown Now
it
Excellent Fittings
Completely Sterilized Gowns
Individually Boxed
it
Honor students make reservations by April 14
Order your Cap and Gown from an Authorized Representative
or be fitted hg. Our Clerks at "Long's."
s:;:ni
pus, window display wer set ufl
in various cities in the state, show
ing the various achievements C
university departments. A pamph
let, entitled "The University on tha
Offense," written by George Black
stone, was published by the Foun
dation and manea to memoers or
the legislature of the state, and
leading state officials and clvi
leaders.
The university as a whole ha
received co-operation from th
Foundation, both as a service or
ganization to the faculty and as
one promoting publicity. Taking
charge of the mailing oi me secre
tary's page of the "Alumnus"
throughout the entire state, tha
Foundation also acquaints other
schools with the university Dy sup
plying pictures of our college lifd
to the Colleeiate Dijrest. a widely
circulated collegiate weekly pic
ture section.
War Scholarship Fund.
Planning for the future, the Stu
dent Foundation has created the
War Scholarship fund which will
enable certani selected veterans or
the present war to enter school
with tuition paid. The fund is to
be placed in the hands of a faculty
committee, which will grant $50
scholarships to returning students
whose abilities and grades meet
requirements. The donations ac
quired are used to purchase war
bonds which at the present time
amount to $2,100, a figure not far
from the ?2,50O goal for this year.
One of t things done by the
Foundation is the inculcating of
spirit of duty to the university
among those who have served on
the organization. This alone, will
be of immeasurable value to the
university in years to come.
Phalanx Hears
Capt. Whiting
On Wednesday
Captain W. A. Whiting, Com
manding Officer of the army air
force training detachment at UN,
will sneak before members of
Epsiloii Borae of Phalanx Wed
nesday evening at 7:15 in Parlor
Z of the Union.
Captain Whiting will discuss the
type of training and duties of the
Air Force men who are stationed
here.
Phalanx Commander Charles T.
White requests that every mem
ber make a special point to at
tend this meeting,
Taxt Books
Student SupplUa
DE2U STCri