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PukKaS. Tuaatfay, WHnday, Thursday. PriiUy a
un4y ntet-nlna durlna lha 4mt tar
411 trial Oftlca Unlvataity MaH .
lullnlll onut-Umvaraily Mll A.
OfticS Mauia Ctfitertal atatl. t:00 acP rtay
tn nty. ButteaM tlafti liOO W 00 aftaraaana
cBl fny an Sunday,
Taiaphona tdllanali B tatt, Na. 1af Bttalnaaai I Mil,
Ma. 7 Mflht teal.
Kniat-ad a sien.cit miiwt at -ha aaatattita
llntatn, Naetatka. andtr act at Cengrtaa. March a.
a at aewai rata af pettaaa ravtoad tot in aactian ttOi.
at af OdoClr 1. ttlT, autharlttd January tO.
SVJSC".lTIOr HATS.
Iingia Cry canta al a yaar H M a amaar
DEAN HAMMOND DITOH-IN-CMISF
Maurica W. Konkal Aaaotlata lle
manaoino iditoks
W. jo)v Ajrea CUtt l BaudaM
NfcWt aDITORS
Haii Atijfiifn KlUoU
lou iailsou William MiVittiy
t;n Kohh
CONTRIBUTINd EDITORS
.Ma.ni.-a AWia William MtCWiy
"tnon Keirlnc lln,! Uobb
Kenneth Lrnia IViukIss Timiiuiman
!:-ceit l.aiiiR
MILTON VeGnEW UINESS MANACEH
ASSISTANT BUSINESS M AN AftEfcB
ttllilam Keams Marshall Huer
l.jman Cast
A GOOD SHOW
limnum had a hard h''nK l1l ',ubllc
at'ur ij-nty or iWuy ers. but lie did beautiful
j0h f , minr he h.-vdsv of vltvus parades. The
twblie finally tumbled onto ihe sea-el of 'be
and the lull roan, and ihey soon discovered ihM. ihe
white elephant J'rom India s nothln more than
a o'ttil cool of whitewash.
nai-num d.v-sn't have " tinker in the fiuMin?
vh-n it tonus 10 ihooMnK in My tjuwn on th
Nebraska va.nipus. but ho would have hl hoxl of
T irons if Hip Mi'-nt of Inivwity of N
brasVa bad bf.n of -ii-rtis po hon Wi tril1M
ami hitfa.h.l olopbsnis ncre biinpln In ib.
fhoKfls.
Siudwis bfl bfn irjiiK f,v,m
bind onp of tb ixy-clad ti-adttions of tbe I'niversiiv
of Nebraska for some time. The May Queen U
ebown by senior women on The ,-ampux. TxvO stu
dfnts have come forth in Nippon of the NebraXan
ti:esiion yesienlay that tbe May tiuetn be chosen
by the entire nuiflent tly on the campiio at tb
spring election, instead of penmittinft a small clique
of senior women, three or four dozen, to storm ihe
TK)lls and select some coed who does not reprenem
the choice of ihe entire student proup of the I ni
versity. Their comments are printed today.
Two students are not sufficient to demand the
removal of the May Queen election from its present
status to an election in which every student in the
tniversity will be eligible to oast a vote to cast a
vote for the most representative of ihe University
of Nebraska coeds. There must be more. Two
circus goers never convinced Tlarnum ihat be bad
to frive the people something Tor iheir money.
When the name of the l iiv. t sity of Nebraska
May Jueen is made public, when the picture of that
supposedly favorite coed of the snHi. uts of the Uni
versity is viewed by alumni, fi-i.-n-is. t.nd fcy those
who have no intimate connection viih the Univer
sity, just what 1s expected? There 1s no absolute
indxrenw unon a specimen of extreme feminine Pul
chritude. Students do not. expect the May Queen
ro be a desirable model for a magazine cover Tafre.
Nor do they expect that she help in -carrying out
theory that Nebraska produces nothing but buvom
coeds.
Students care about the type ?f coed i 1
chosen to represent, them at the graduation exer
cises, expect that she be T-resentable; the.y are in
tent That the coed that is chosen shall be represen
tative of the University of Nebraska, and that they
shall liave a voice in the selection of that coed.
Then, and only then, will they feel that a May
Queen has been selected who will not provoke wit I
cism and jest.
Someone bas suggested that the University
flayers ire"nt he Learned 'Ladies.' satire 'on
snobbishness, bad taste and superficial culture, to
a coed -convocation.
9,000 TICKETS
Indications late yesterday afternoon pointed to
the prospects for the lartreit sinple crowd that the
Chicago Civic Opera company has ever played to,
including metropolitan engagements throughout the
l-nitcd States. Ticket sales for 'Faust' portend an
atrettdance many hundreds above the ruurk set by
another city entertaining the Chicago Civic 'Opera
company.
Columbus, Ohio, netted 6,000 patrons for the
opera, Lincoln last, year showed an attendance at
'II Trovaiorc' of S.400. The estimate for the Taust"
production 'tonight "hovers In ihe vicinity of 9,000
people far out lu front of any other assemblage.
It means that t lie University of Nebraska Coliseum
will house tonight more than once again the num
ber of people that can be seated In the new $17,000,
000 theater being erected in Chicago as the liome
of this very company playing m Lincoln. The new
play palace In Chicago will seat but 4.800 persons.
It Is gratifying to know that Lincoln can assure
a great opera company of a capacity hotwe. tt is
gratifying to know thtt Lincoln can claim an ap
preciative audience nearly three thousand people
larger than can any other city In the United States.
There Is .proof that opera can find support among
people of the more sparsely settled count i. .
think he can tHat llmtuith Ilia rat of tu school
year upon It.
In a almllar way, h. la oH'f 'irlaiu Ma I in
sanation If ha bellttf red armlta will tlx hliu
an unctmdUlonal apoit to aucrc In Ulr lift.
Hi tilth arholasllo recoixl lll likely liliu in
H I a Halilon but H lll neter uaiDla Ida keep
Inn II. This will be accomplished only by woik,
hard oik.
h, lha aludtni who taWs In iha riu aun
bine o( pilna, ihroln up a banter of Indlffi r
tn ioail aiuJf, wnitaicllr.it contentedly In a to
called anuitiy of a ninety aver, and joyoutly
acclalmlnii hi aucceat In premature fashion la ml
aliiKinit hlmarlf 10 leep lth thai aoothlnn lullah)e,
"IHin t Wake Me t p, Let Ma iHTam."
Dean Grubb Has Reprint of First
Book Published About Dentistry
This eai her U K.ittt i i tit
rton. Ileiv sr al'ilim al me
Ivi.i-w rller llli il aliiifhlne fall
ing ut lo km mil. pl k up a l)er t
rane, and widen or l''i aoni"
of Ihe hitiuiilalita on Hie dilll Held
piaiiti'lug niathle sltou.
Wheivupon
dlnuat, a),
lieT''
ihe rvadriii,
- ell. h)
tih
titan I
When one heart a .le t'ollete
awakln of dry couiaea these
data, on diea not know whether
, ( nieant at-houl or golf.
No ihat Ihe etira camput Hllcemen h h n !
taken off the heal mt)he a Tellow ran walk around j 0Vur rfXU. .Vdie,
the eampiia at nlghl without trying to Identity him for ,,,.ta unill the lal of April
aelf at a ttudent.
The ditettlitlt l l0 hmlact
ome fixun spring foihll or I'l-nlrt?
l itis time of )ear It certainly hard on the alarm !
clocks. They nexer rrt thin off nowadays, i
Kids like to go down to Ihe depot al I oVUxV
In the iiioiuliiR lo watch the cltvtia unload. Stud nit
like to stand nil! In frnt of So-lal Pcieneea and i
watch the auiomobtlea unload.
8Haklng ot plciil.s. which we
will probably do iitte bit of
ihe lime, we offer aa a betterment
I i.. il. in,ltiil Kxtv a a stem of
alarm ll in' the moot jopuUr
li it getting abMit time for the fi'enda to start
arklng to boi-row xnir glf clubs or tennU oviiflu.
t aiaiin iieii in -'
plcnle grounds, t his will wain ihe
retelcm when It Is lime io stan
back to ihe sorority houses In or
der lo nils the house moiher't
cold glare after tn.Jrt o'chnk.
Uy and by aomeone will will
loran that actually .hea
I
almrle atudv ' ' hall has been patched up
i And from Hie lik oC II, li will
' stand unless we a a rieriU
i bivere or a California earth dla-
FYaiernliy ar.d Mrorliy oresldenit are eating i niibsni-e.
lunch at their respecile houses now thai the Corn-
busker "student life" photographer! are making the The barbs tre rnlng to hold
iariy. They had better look out.
round. i or the same person whoh
, rntshlng every
Some coed ha remaikeil Ihat there IsnT ulie : yir will ret In.
. . , . i
o mucn pnacy at ine aner-oinner e'lmu m ,
that warm wither hs come nd the rrost ha '
deserted ihe plate gists windows.
NUu Tiatemlly and s..tn:iij
rreshmen atv wslklng with open
coats this Hm. of tvr, displayiog
ihe new1j4tciili'd badge.
Iti-iuiiil of lite Hi M known woik
oil denllalry lu Hie Miiin u
uate la In tha ttaaaaaliin f 0. A.
tliubb. dean of the College of ln
Hairy of Ihe I'nheraliy, The book
waa wrlileu by Cliarleg Allen and
nubllahed In HsT.
Chailea Allen addreaaet hat
book in old nvgilsh tlo to ih
physicians, ungeona and apolhe
carlea of IHiblln. and bear the Ine
ptlmaiur tprrmlaalon to print) of
ihe archlilahop of IHiblln. Arch
biahop rrancla Marah. The author,
atyllng hlmaelf at a "profetaor of
leetli" heada hit book at being
'Vuiloua obnailona In that dllft
cull part of rhliAirgery relating to
Hi leeth. showing how to pieaette
the leeiU and guma from all aecl
d. Mi Ihey are wubhot to."
Scttpe of hla work, the author
sa. la lo prevent the loaa of
teeth, which, he aay. are to necet
sary In Ihe preparing of food. "that
ihe want of such a help Of not
supplied by strong dissolvents,
hinders a true concoction of all
menu in Hie aioniaik, wlome do
pnw-eoil lndlgilont and abun
.Umv of rrudulet very novlout to
ihe body of man; aa being the teed
of most of those Innumerable dla
eases and lliflimallea, whereby life.
Is not only made troubleaom to
us but also considerably ahorter
than It would otherwise be."
Ittth Cawti Teeobiat
The author In hla Introduction
continues with the proverb: "tVr
the used to say of one whose
teeth are naturally thin that he It
natural! v short II d. whereof the
party this lrttlon tll tnKt such people do noi
chew iheir meal well. Moreover.
ihe loss of teeth lender the prxv
iiuiieaiioi. Imih ituutli'sonie lo
r..(;i.M:r.ns i:ii::r
SAI.MKN CIIAIHMAN
Clltl Halmen. futton. wat elerp.
chal'tiiaii of the American Hoclriy
or llll Knglncers at fit meet In,
held Wednesday evening. C . II
itteol of l.lucoln addressed Hie
meeting on Ihe aubject ot "Tha It
lalioll of I ho Kliglnevr to Iha Cnu
1 1 actor." It lebaetk, Myron John
son, sod Stanley Miller werw ap
IHdnted on the coinniltlae In rhtite
of Hie achoUivlilp prlta.
lo be of me by the Itepartnirnta
or War and Navy. In 1!H' Ilia Urn
a i my plane wat built for the gov
ernment by Wright llrothrrt. A la
Hon increased 1 IT rfnt In the
aocomt ytnir United Slates entered
the war In lb War department,
and since the war hag mad great
progress In Ihe roccelralal field.
'Ihe nicmhrra voted on the three
raudidatea, who mad talks, and
Harold Sharp wa chosen to repre.
sent tlii w aa speakar In lha Omaha
OTHER STUDENTS SAY-
Some students who attended the
convocation Tuesday limed
I entrance so iheir Instructors w
To the Kditor: t h the best oppoimnlty for see-
ih vesierday's IViily Nebrsskan, an editorial lei j ing Ihcm iheitv
the editoilal rage en.illcd ' Represent .11" which Mx m ,ix
referred to the University of Nebraska s May Queen j fcrokM, ncntPiw-nis dining the
which will be presented to the student body of the weeks. The girls under
University ii. a tew shotl w-eeks. , stand, however, and expect io pel
vv v-.v 3een not onlv rerresems ihe I i"" " "
best that the University has to offer but the best
the state hss to offer In feminine beauty, leadership
and scholarship a coed that truly represents this
great western University. An Honorary Colonel
causes a great amount of Interest on the campus
All kinds of eat were out tour-
on' self, and unintelligible lo
other, lu a word, the fori upi Ion.
and want of them. It at givat a
deformity, and of much pivlu
dice to them, at any thing whio
aver can be."
In hi book ihe author slate
how ha make artificial teeth and
deirrlh their dntaget. but
doe not y bow or of what in
tertal they are mad. In thi win
ha describe a faittaatlc "rvstsu
ration." as ha rails the renewing
of lelh In people, and transplant
ing, an nlntal' tooth In place of
th human on whlrh ht beenr
traded. Thlt. li say It a belter
ubstllul for the tooth emaeted
than one xtrnrted Irani another
person's head. This latter piactlee
he rondeinnt as a species of "ivb
blng IVier to pay Taul." Instead of
Liiiubi. iMth i.i eeiilrtro ItU
man leeth he would use Instead ! meeting.
Ihosa taken from some brute Mich j
a dog or sheep. QRUMMANN PRAISES
Inscribing the method of nans i UNIVERSITY PLAYERS
Plantailon h ; on to say ilmi iMtUmmml irSTTSTT
flrtt h would "chute the animal
whoso teeth would com nearest .lie public must first Justify the
to that of the patient, and lialnstep an.i neip wipe out in acini
lied hit lega together. I would las 1 Ol me flayers, rauseu oj ou laui.
teu hit head In some convenlenl . of their own.
place, ao that he could not silr in j ' twine in iitsi w i jtm
Ih leatt, and by some proper i ihe l layert win pivsent .Mouer.
meant keep hla mouth oioii aaigrxi ronuil). ih lrneo Ij
long at I should hae orcaslor.." dU. Thlt plnv b sedl!y msl
Ihlt dvn he would open up ihe tnliuj its Hpularlty and It at fresh
(rums trr.utJ ttie pisce wheiv the land to the hIui as It was when i'
toolh wat to be replaced In theirirsl appealed. It Is replete witli
patient and so substitute be ani-jwit and dramatic point and should
mal toolh. ."fastening 11 ery well entertain Ihe stimulate every audi
and straight between the other ; tnce that layt claim to culture
teeth, and In a lilt) lime It would The starr Is leverlshly at work to
become as rst as ihe others, j put on an outstanding production
which performance might propeilyju, tcM the ival sentiment of the
be termed the natural rcstauratloii, public In regard to lis efforts to
or renovation of biimsn teeth " ; the rpr.n d"ma alive t
j l.incvxiii."
er Is copied
skycmier.
Capitol Cett Incrtatct
.v.i - .v owner were
their The fui estimates were that the j v ht Th1
could building wxuld cost fl million dol- nie( ti t
opera menace is over
It Is reported 'bat the Komct
Klub show Is co.ning along fine.
The rumored Itinerary must be
i going ihrough, after all.
lain, ncu it wat thought that eight
million dollars would cover the
co.t. but according to the atest rv
ports u wall tak ivn million
dollars to r-omplei the nmctnre.
Mr. House state1 that the building
was one of ihe outstanding capitola
of the Un.ted Slates, and wa very
unique (n the fact that no bond Is
ue was necessary in order to
build it
after the Ameikanjwlth gliders and In ISM 1nnted'
1 ihe first motor plane w hieh carried
men off the ground. These two
brothers were Orvlll and Wilbur
etr first siiccesstul
or fiftyne seconds
and went fei. Theie is quite
a striking contrast bMwen ihe.
trans Atlantic flight of Lindbergh
and of the flieht of the Question
Mark, which stayed in the air LSI
hours.
The King of Spain and many
other notables bad flown in ihe
Wright brothers' plane belore the
IVparimeni of Commerce would
Some people have complained of ' P1""' "om PlhvCa license
ana is seieciea av an aii-sieni -ni.u"u
fall. The May Queen causes Interest throughout
the stare of Nebraska and farther, at well as oa
the University campus. She represent the state
and yei she is selected by a handful of senior
women who happen to chance by the ballot box
and cast a vote.
The actual number of votes cast for the May
Queen is not known and probably never will be
known but U is a fact that the number of votes cast
was so small, so unrepresentative of ven the senior j
class to say nothing of Ihe I Diversity with Its
thousands of students.
Does the May Queen st NYbraska ipreent Ne
braska? J. K.
poor workmanship and materials .
cre ui-d in Its censirnction and)
that ihe emir lower part would
hse io be rebuilt Mr. Hows raid l
ing Sunday, the occunams tskine ihat a little poor msterlsl bad been
advantage of the spring weather used in lis construction but the
and the opportunity of showing I contractors wv-uld replace tu Mr.
the girls what kinds of cars ihey !n(v,iee slated that Nebraska was
owned. The only thing w-rong was making progress, and that the new
ihat most of the girls wvre either 1 cspttol was a symbol ol the ael.
home for the w eek-end, or thought ; o other state started building a
In
1o8 aviation was first considered
Harry Hendricks Says:
You Fellows
canl cipeci lo look your best
al the opera tonlf-lu without
a Haircut.
UNI BARBERS
S19 No. 12 St.
it a little loo chilly to sit on the
front porches.
A. S. M. E. ELECTS NEW
OFFICERS WEDNESDAY
and all applications must be re
ceied by A,.nl TO.
The NVhiofks Poser con.ny
has invited the A. S. M. K. to come
to .maha as iiv guests. The A. I.
K. K. had already decided to go to
Omaha during the spring vacation
and Professor l.m-hs made the sug
gestion that ihe A. S. M. K. jnin
them. The suggestion was favor
ably received. Professor Uueb and
Professor Norris will sponsor the
outing.
To ihe Kditor:
Vour conder i ation of the method of electing
the May Queen certAinly merits approval. For Tour
years I have watched the mysterious hokns pokus
by which a May Queen has emerged for the Ivy day
ceremonies. Kath year 1 have grown more dissatis
fied with the fact that a position which attracts
such frcneral attention has been Tilled y the votes
of ten or twenty senior girls.
Why not carry the fight on? The University
-...fleet bodv should not have to stand for a lueihod , M,rif.s.
of selection which allows no opportunity Tor rep-1 will be -expected to give a fin ecu
oi reitv. v p,ft vtiiv i?ii.ee7i Ter.7esents minute talk and to contribute s-ev-
resenUtive -expression. The May Queen represents . , , HmkllUi fl-,r the
the school not alone berore tne stuaem ooay cm
also before Ihe alumni and hundreds or -interested
persons throughout the xtate. A larger proportion
of the student body should unquestionably share in
her selection.
A Senior
new e-spitol so soon after the war.
He ssid ihsi Nebraska was prac
tioallv the onlv stale with round
Kitii tm and ibat I he -flew
cspltol bad plenty of room for the
i t tire xosnsion of the irovem-
1 mental actlviilet of the state and
in hif estlmttion was a very round
invsi-neri for tbe state to maie.
Ziph -MakeaTaik
Karold Ziph spoke on "The prog
of aviation." He stated that avia
tion had made great progress ta
the last twenty -five years. Ho re-1
la ted bow two small boy weir
once given a W glider, which they
prized above all their other belong
ings. He pointed out bow it wa
mch glider as 1s given today
w hen one purchases a loaf of bread
1.ViriTi.vinrr .V. Ut-A. J? 1 JTll
versittes of North and South la-1 or a pound of -coffee at the corner
kota have also been invited to sroeery. They smdied it and ibeir
Omaha at the same time by the I interest grew as the boys -grew
Nebraska Power company as well I into men.
... .he -Snn.h Tiakoia Sr;hool of They made several trial flights
The Nebraska letegat:ou
ANOTHER WINT OF VTEW
Spring must le here the way the birds are try
ing to build nests in the fraternity house dormitories.
CAUSE AND EFFECT
Today is the first day of spring. The day Itself
will hava little algtilflcance other than that It marks
the official Vglnnlng of a new season. The seaxon
In reality began several days ago. Warm sunshine
banished all thought of fur -coats and galoBhes.
Warm sunshine in soiae -case has banished
tbougtiU of study as well.
-But -what care l," blissfully shouts an "A" stu
dent who Tibs received hit grades for the past sem
ester. "I'm a success. Sure 1 aiu. TUdn't I tfet
tha 'highest t rade In my class last -semester?"
Tills may be true In part hut Is the -student so
sure Tie i a siiecess? KIs pss? rcord may mean
intu-b for -what ft worth fo blm at the present
?:iie but "hs it chasing the eluiive ralnboiir if ttv
THE WARD till tOLt-tuis.
Hmi-vsWI InvMsngators. iiossilly actuated by
vc-urtosltv but more probably moved y -educational
olivlr with the stiecific end result being a master's
thesis, recently Invaded Che flou'h to -unearth the
reason for'!he unusually small -number of students
in attendance at the technical schools of that region.
Completing their Kurvey, the Investigating scholars
hastened tack to 'ambrldge and reported to an
awaiting public the tfact that the high -cost of tuition,
coupled with the lilgu cost or living, was responsible
for the slackening of trade at the Investigated 1nsli
tutlons. The report leads us to the conolusion that the
price of education at those schools must te well
above similar twists at this University. Here the ad
ministration has fceen confronted with the problem
of 'limiting the- slue ol an -unduly large student Twdy
a group that has Increased in numbers tremen
dously during the past decade.
A comparison of the registration figures r 11)27
and 1928 shows that rapidity of Increase has een
effectively checked. With the recent action of the
faculty In substantially raising the entrance neaulre
ments of the Tnlverslty combined w ith lengthy flunk
lists, the development of the student body win cer
ialnly he gradual.
In the words or T'rexideut Spencer, "Not liow
many students, but how strong In -character and
scholarship.''
VnivmrtUy of H'uthingUm Vailu
An )hlo State student, rumpling the Tialr of T.er
eiglit-year-old daughter -with one hand and dangling
her T'hl "Beta Kappa key In the other, solemnly 'tells
the collegiate -world that he owes lier Thi 'Bete
key to bar little rumpled-halred daughter.
"I have tieen dividing my time between -my
-clght-j'earold daughter and my atarttes. and thlt
grves me an advantage over the average college
studnnt In that It keeps me away from TormaU,
club meetings and so on," declares the student
mother. "I sQueere In 'time for my afudlei anions
my household duties, wblch hi asir than among
college activities.'
Truly fitting that -collegia! maternity ahould
have tonic -compensation. T.'e 4areay, however.
The majority or the coea eltJuenry of America would
prefer going without the honorary 1!l of wafrh
chnlnery. f 'nii'trnitj of Wiuh. twilu
program. All of ihe engineering
students who can sing or play any
musical Insirumerit are urged lo
notify Professor luebs.
Three candidaies competed for
the honor of reprcseniing the Ne
braska branch of A. S. M. K at
the meeting in Omaha, as sjieakeit
on the program. TOach candidate
presented a ton minute talk at the
meeting.
Discuss 'Diesel Engines
Harc-'lrt Sharp Kpoke fin '"'Diesel
Kngines Tor Aeroplanes." He also
pointed out the adautuges of the,
TMeHei eneines. they require no
electric spark for combustion, their,
fuel is -cheaper and less of ii 1s re
quired, they do not 'Interfere with
radio reception, and they are safer
as there is less danger of fire by
combuM'ion.
The dinad vantages or this new
type of engines are that they are
heavy, much more so that the mo
tors, which the aeroplanes are us
ing at present and as yet they have
not been able to produce 'enough
-revoltloos per second to be nuocess
ful In aeroplanes. Mr. Sharp said
that the Tackard Motor company
Is building a factory, where they
win make Diim engines to be
used In aeroplanes.
Mr. House gave a talk entitled,
"When a state buys a "Capitol." He
related how Nebraska's new capf
rol was costing over ten million
dollars and the (junxtum was, 1s it
a good investment? The building
typifies the prairie country; It cov
ers 4!0 square feet, with a loner,
which is four hundred feet high,
which typifies the Ideals of Hie
state. The lover part or the build
ing Is new In design while the tow-
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Solid-Color
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riain colored, Charvet
silk neckties in a jrrcat
variety of masculine
shades are more popular
than ever with univcr
sity men. Unlimited
color ensembles arc
made possible by this
type of neckwear and
we are presenting the
newest colors for Spring
wear.
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In college
dining-room, in university eating clubs
and in restaurants "just off the campus'"
, . Kellogg' Corn Flakes get first call
for breakfast. Their matchless avor
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world's hest-lllced readyto-eat cereal.
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