The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, November 07, 1943, Page 4, Image 4

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From Lincoln Journal.
The engagement and approaching marriage of Kay Hanley of
Omaha to Robert Gillaspie of Lincoln and Fort Benning, Ga., has
been announced by Miss Hanley's parents. Both are graduates of
the university. Miss Hanley was a member of Alpha Omicron PI
and Officer Candidate Gillaspie was affiliated with Phi Delta Theta.
Leotards Solve Winter
FuelRationingProblem
La de da 'tis autumn! And the
logical conclusion follows soon
it will be winter. That, of course,
brings up the question of how are
we going to keep warm what
with fuel rationing and all.
Since the faculty isn't too keen
on slacks for campus wear, we
have another suggestion. How
about leotards? Surely you've
heard of them, They've caused
more comment ' than the recent
campus election. They fit like a
second skin, and they look like -well,
that's a matter of opinion.
Types of Leotards.
There are two types of leotards
short or long. They resemble
the tights worn by trapeze per
formers. They have long sleeves
and a variety of necklines. Har
per's Bazaar suggests a one piece
jumper to wear over them, while
Mademoiselle favors 4 short, gath-
Carey Woofter, registrar at
Clenville State college, West Vir
ginia, has on display in his room
a collection of more than 285 ar
rowheads, spearheads and toma
hawks found along an old Indian
trail in Calhoun and Gilmer coun
ties.
ered skirt (don't ask us where
they found one).
Leotards come in solid colors
or in striped jersey. If you're a
conservative radical, a short, plain
leotard with a full skirt would be
just what you're looking for. How
ever, if you prefer the weirci
effect try a long striped wool
jersey leotard topped by a one
piece jumper. It gives the wearer
a tiger look.
Well, They're Sensational.
If you're the kind of girl who
loves to create a sensation, we
promise you this is the thing.
One word of warning you've got
to have a sense of humor, the
courage of a lion, and an agree
able disposition to be happy wear
ing a leotard. Some people mean
what they say about your clothes.
Well, anyway, they're warm!
WACs Want
College Women
ToFillPositions
Women's Army Corps Is send
ing out a call for college women
to fill many of the jobs in the
155 specialized fields now taken
over by the WAC, according to
Lt. Mary L. Law, officer in charge
of the WAC recruiting station in
this city.
Women with college educations
are needed to perform such jobs
a9 laboratory technicians, medical
technicians, foreign language in
terpreter, geodetic computer,
draftsman, meteorologist, statisti
cian, and dietitian.
College women are eligible for
commissions in personnel, public
relations and other responsible ad
ministrative offices requiring more
than high school educations.
Library Displays
War Publications
In Main Showcase
An exhibit of war publications
which the library is receiving now
is being displayed in the main
floor showcase. Among the publi
cations is material from the exiled
governments of Luxembourg, the
Ntherlands, Poland, Norway and
France.
Weds in December . . .
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From Lincoln Journal
The wedding of Anne McLaughlinn to Officer Cadidate Charles
McNerney Hauptman of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Fort Benning, Ga.
will be an event of early December.
Miss McLaughlin, a graduate of the university is a member of
Kanna Karma Gamma. Officer Candidate Hauptman is also a Ne
braska graduate and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi.
Eat Your Sunday
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Frosty whites with yarn
and sequin trim ice
cream pastels all clev
erly styled for "dress
up" wear.
Sizes 10 to 169 to 15
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To keep you worm
or vary your costumes!
Bunny Mitts 2 95
Net enly wirra. bat flsraereai as well!
Lexarioaily toft while "Bunny" far barks,
eelorfal leather palms, er all benny mitt.
Colorful Anklets 29c
rer children and mluet...lar school ant
parte wear. Novelty er plain weaves with
reinforce feet. Site le 11.
Fine Lisle Hosiery 1.65
Very tine qaellty far fashioned beta that
are warm and datable, yet iheer and altrac
tire. Bleea sli to lO'.i.
Head Scarfs 1.00
Bqaeres la white. Battel ebadet er plaids.
Fascinator In white and pastels. Drape for
beaaly, and fer warmth teel
Large Printed Kerchiefs .35c
Dainty nosersys af eelor aa fine while
er paitel froandi, nuke theie kerehlele
add charm te any eeitamel
COLD'S . . . Street Fleer.
Indian Made Jewelry
Designed af eela silver and Sterling, by
eaperl Indian craftsmen. Many with rich
tarqaelea alonei.
Bracelets MO to 10.34
Hints 1.01 to S.9S
Earrings 1.04 to 3.00
all pricee plai lax
GOLD'S . . . Street Floor.
Cigarette Cases 1.00
Lightweight plaitie . . . "Vaedrx" easee that
hold an entire pack. All while and crystal
with blaa er red combinations.
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Fabric Handbags 2.95
(Net exactly at Illustrated)
Felt and rayen faille bate la envelope and
wood frame etirlee. la black, brawn, navy,
red and Kelly.
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