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Women's Basketball Games
. Will Start Feb. 10;
Majors Referee.
THREE HUNDRED ENTER
Rounds Divided Into Two
Classes and Seven
Leagues.
Women's Intramural basketball
tournament Marts Monday, Feb.
10. Nearly three hundred women,
representing twenty-five groups,
will participate In the games.
Tha tournament will be divided
Into two classes, class A and class
B. Class A la turn will b sub
divided Into five leagues, and class
B Into two leaguea. A round robin
tournament will be run off within
each league. Tha winner of each
league will play the winners of the
other groups In an elimination
tournament In eah clasa. A Inter
rlasa topster tournament will fol
low. Report o Forfeit
According to special reports
from the Intramural office, all
teams must report at the time and
place scheduled or forfeit the
game. No games scheduled are
to be cancelled. It Is Important,
Alice Buffet, basketball manager,
pointed out, that upperclassmen
expecting to play and not regis
tered for gymnasium must bave a
permit from the s'udents health
office. Malora In physical educa
tion will act as officials In the
games.
The games have been scheduled
as follows.
Monday, Feb. 10.
5 p. tn.
Dormltory A vs. Sigma Kappa,
Women's gymnasium.
Alpha Omlcron Pi vs. N"Erget
tes. Women's gymnasium.
Phi Mu vs. Sigma Delta Tau,
Bancroft.
Alpha Delta Pi vs. Sigma Eta
Chi, Bancroft.
Tuesday, Feb. 11.
5 p.m.
Majors. Women's gymnasium.
Maxlne McCan's group vs. Delta
Zeta, Bancroft.
Alpha XI DelU vs. Kappa Phi,
Bancroft.
7 p.m.
Alpha Chi Omega vs. Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Women's gymna
sium. Pi Beta Phi vs. Gamma Phi
Beta, Women's gymnasium.
Wednesday, Feb. 12.
5 p. m.
Phi Omega Pi vs. I. X. L., Wom
en's gymnasium.
Delta Delta Delta vs. Alpha
Delta Theta, Women's gymnasium.
Dormitory A vs. Kappa Alpha
Theta, Bancroft.
Alpha Omlcron Pi vs. Chi O
mega, Bancroft.
Thursday, Feb. 13.
5 p. m.
Majors. Women's gymnasium.
I. X. L. vs. Kappa Delta, Ban
croft. Delta Gamma vs. Gamma Phi
Beta, Bancroft.
7 p. m.
Phi Mu vs. Delta Gamma, Wom
en's gymnasium.
Alpha Delta Pi vs. Kappa Delta,
Women's gymnasium.
The groups have been placed in
the following classes and leagues:
CLASS A.
League 1.
Dormitory A; Sigma Kappa,
Kappa Alpha Theta, team one;
Alpha Xi Delta, team two; Kappa
Pbi.
League 2.
Alpha Omlcron PI; N'Ergettes,
team one; Chi Omega; Alpha Chi
Omega; Kappa Kappa Gamma.
League 3.
Phi Mu; Sigma Delta Tau; Delta
Gamma; Pi Beta Phi; Gamma Phi
Beta, team one.
League 4.
Alpha DelU Pi; Sigma Eta Chi;
Kappa Delta, team one; Phi O
mega Pi; I. X. L.
League 5.
Maxine McCann'a group; Delta
Zeta, team one; Alpha Phi, team
one; Delta Delta Delta; Alpha
Delta Theta.
CLASS B.
League 1.
Alpha Phi team two; Alpha XI
Delta, team two; Delta Zeta, team
two.
League 2.
Gamma Phi Beta, team two;
Kappa Alpha Theta, team two;?
Kappa Delta, team two; N'Er
gettes, team two.
DR. WERKMEISTER
WRITES ARTICLE ON
GERMAN SOCIETIES
"Von Unserer Arbeit Und Un
seren Zielen" is the ltle of a
pamphlet that has recently been
published under the authorship of
Dr. W. H. Werkmeister, of the
department of philosophy. The
pamphlet relates the history of
the sttae organization of German
societies in Nebraska, 1910-1929.
It is available, without cost, from
the German-Nebraska cltUe"s'
league.
Any Time of the Day
Is Good Time in the
Day for
Good Eats
STOP AT THE
Univers ity Candy
Kitchen
MONDAY
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Historical Society x
Itvctivet Old Mvdal
From North Platte
Tha Mini. a hinloliml sticietv in
the recipient of a medal which was
unearthed about nneen nines
north of North Tlatte. Neb. by S.
1. '.Vhiltaker. The medal, about
half again aa large as a sliver dol
lar, was struck off In 1866. It
commemorated the founding of
Methodism a hundred years be
fore. Thoueh somewhat corroded.
the stampings. "The World Is My
rariHh and rounaer oi memo
dlsm" and distinguishable on the
face side of the token.
Annual Program of Literary
Society Has Novel
.Entertainment.
Palladian Literary society pre
sented the annual "New Members"
program Friday evening at Talla-
dlan hail, Tempie Diuiawg. iui
eighty people attended. Glen Bur
ton directed the program and act
ed as announcer in a mock radio
program.
The opening number, "The Mar
caret West Production." was the
special feature presented. Upon
raising of tne curtain use auaiewe
was given the privilege of viewing
a 1950 raliadian aiumm pauquru
The toast master was Basil Wendt,
who Impersonated T. F. A. Wil
liams. Toasts were given In honor
of Galmar Reedy, who, by 1950,
had attained considerable renown.
Hirold Gllmaa, aa Calmar Reedy,
reimnnded to the toasts given in
his honor. Margaret Dale, Merrill
Flood, a Palladian aiumm mem
ber, and Victor Seymour, the pres
ent Palladian president, were also
called upon to speak from the au
dience, which brought to a close
the banquet of 1950.
Gerald Briggs spoke on current
topics. "Two Black Crows," My
ron Kelley and E. D. Wiley ap
peared before the radio audience
by television. A style talk was de
livered by Margaret Dale. The
harmony trio, composed of Mildred
Mellck and Bernice Nelson, voice;
and Lawrence Tollman, saxophone
accompanied by Betsy Benedict,
furnished several numbers.
A unique boxing match was
staged by Howard Keck and Ralph
Bush, who, blindfolded, fought on
their hands and knees. The only
weapons used were newspapers.
The program was open to the
general public. Dr. F. A. Stuff,
president of the Palladian alumni
association, together with Mrs.
Stuff and Mrs. Briggs were the
guests of honor.
TO SPEAK AT VESPERS
Mrs. Webb Will Tell About
'Chinese Girls and
Their Homes.'
Mrs. A. H. Webb, who three
years ago was forced by the na
tionalist revolution In China to re
turn to the United States, will
describe the "Chinese Girls and
Their Homes" at the vesper serv
ice at 5 o'clock on Tuesday after
noon in Ellen Smith hall.
Dr. Webb was a medical mis
sionary and was in charge of a
hospital In western China, where
Mrs. Webb had occasion for very
close contact with the Chinese.
Dr. and Mrs. Webb were in China
for five years. Preceding the
vesper service Mrs. Webb will
display some of the interesting
things she collected in China. The
meeting will be led by Marie
Broad. '
The "Nebraska in Shanghai"
staff under the direction of Min
nie Ncmechck is in charge of the
service. Beginning March S this
staff will sponsor a "Nebraska in
Shanghai" education week when
several doctors frrm China will
speak on the campus.
Nebraska Clirmist Gets
Job in Canadian Factory
Mr. A. J. Rymes, who received
his master's degree from the de
partment of chemistry at the Uni
versity of Nebraska three years
ago, has recently been removed to
the Hamilton, Ontario, plant of the
Proctor and Gamble company. He
will bave charge of the chemical
department. Rymes was located
at the Kansas City plant.
950 ALUMNI BANQUET
Featuring
smart, dashing bouclcs in the rich
est of shades and weaves.
The best knitted garment you can buy. If we
haven't what you want in stock we will order any
weave you select.
Have you seen the awatche
in our window?
lew chic spring millinery.
Citstume jewelry, hosiery and hags.
METHODIST STUDENTS
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Delegates Receive First of
Series on 'Problems
And Pleasures
Members of the Methodist stu
dent council will conduct a ques
tionnaire aeries through the nine
Methodist churches of the city.
Seven hundred copies of the first
of these, a list f questions on
"Problems and Pleasures," were
placed Into the hands of the dele
gates at the regular bimonthly
meeting In the Temple cafeteria
Friday noon.
niHTiiHBlim was taken ud rela
tive to the Epwurth League rally at
St. Paul s cnurcn isunaay aiier
noon. Other details of future ac
tivities of the council were men
tioned. About fifty persons, an
unusually large representation of
the membership, were present at
the meeting. Miss Bernlece Hoff
man, president, presided.
E1BIURTDESIGNS
Redmen Have Displays of
Rugs, Paintings and
Metal Work.
An exposition of Navajo Indian
art work will be presented In Mor
rill hall. Feb. 17 and 18, under the
direction of Mr. Burton I. Staples.
The exhibits of handmade rugs,
metal work and sand paintings
will be held this year in Elephant
hall.
The event marks the return of
the Navajo Indians and their art
work to the campus. Last year
the exhibition aroused a more than
normal amount of interest and the
rooms of the art association were
crowded. Mr. Staples will give a
lecture on the arts and crafts of
the Navajo Indian, a day prior to
the showing, Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 16, at 4 o'clock, In Morrill
hall.
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Pie Feed Is Part of Second
Semester Party for
Bizad Students.
The second semester smoker and
pie feed of the Mens Commercial
club will be held at the Temple
Thursday night, according to an
nouncement made by Al Hook,
president of the organization.
The Men's Commercial club Is
a part of the extra-curricular pro
gram of the college of business ad
ministration. It sponsors occa
sional luncheons and other meet
ings. The membership is composed of
more than 100 men of the college.
The coming smoker is open to all
men of the college whether they
are members of the club or not.
CORPORATION MEN
INTERVIEW SENIORS
Senior students have been Inter
viewed this week by Earl M. Bil
lings of the Eastman Kodak com
pany of Rochester, New York, and
by Mr. H. S. VanBuren of the
Proctor and Gamble soap company
of Cincinnati, Ohio. Students in
engineering and chemistry were In
terviewed. CHARLES KASI'AREK
CONTRIBUTES TOOTH
A well-preserved mammoth
tooth has been sent In to Morrill
hall during the past week. The
tooth was unearthed near Falrbury
by Charles Kasparek. It Is about
a foot long, nine inches through
and five inches across the grind
ing surface.
GREEK PLEDGES
ANNOUNCED FOR
NEW SEMESTER
(Continued from Page 1.)
Maxlne Sleeper, Omaha.
Alpha Delta Theta.
Max Clllles, Thermopolls, Wyo.
Edith Perry, Big Springs.
Hilma Yaple, Cambridge.
Alpha Omlcron PI.
Irene Brooks, Glenwood, la.
LINCOLN. MEAKA
question
J"" COHNHUfcKEJt HOTEL
Luclle Hitchcock. Lincoln. I
Alpha fhl.
Dorothy Ager, Lincoln.
Hattle Miller, York.
Alpha XI Delta.
Clara Day, Norta riatte.
Klalne Hadsell. Wymore.
Blossom McDade, Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
Chi Omega.
Josephine Hubbard. Falrbury.
Catherine Hunt. Lincoln.
Dorothy Smith, Horton, Ka.
Mary Jane Twinem. North
Tlatte.
Dorothy Dell Weaver, scoiia-
bluff.
Jean Whitney, Omaha.
DelU Delta Delta.
Mercedes Flske, Falrbury.
Beulah Hansen, Lincoln.
Delta Gamma.
Shirley Brooks, Omaha,
Delta Zeta.
Ella Goerlng, Lincoln.
Dorothy Hudson, Arcadia.
Claudia Langrall, Arcadia,
Evelyn Meyer, Lincoln.
Lucyle Winkler, Grand Island.
Gamma Phi Beta.
Genevieve Boslaugh, Hasting!
Maxlne Hunt. Lincoln.
Rutlt Klose, Lincoln.
Alva Vlerguta, Columbus.
Ksppa Alpha Theta.
Marjorte Bell. Bellwood.
Elizabeth Regan. Lincoln.
Esther Dell Sandall, York.
Kappa Delta.
KrisUne Cotton. Spencer.
Orbla Gosnell, Lexington.
Luctle Smith, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Maude Lehman. Horton, Kaa.
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Betty Kelso, Lincoln.
Frances Krause, Lincoln.
Mary Elisabeth Long, Buffajo,
Wyo. . . .
Wllhemein Sprague, Lincoln.
Phi Mu.
Luclle Baker, Nark a. Kaa.
Betty Freeman. Lincoln.
Irene Mestl, Howells.
Alice Qulgle, Lincoln.
Alfreds Rensch, Lincoln.
Phi Omega PI.
Harriett Bereuter, Utlca.
Isla Jane Bodley, Blue Hffl.
Evelyj Lee. Lincoln.
La Verne Marshall, Tanama.
Bernice Mumby, Lincoln.
Bernelce Pauley, Henderson.
Dorothy Jane Winchester, Lin
coln. Dorothy Hac, Lincoln.
PI Beta Phi.
Helen Cored, Omaha,
Sigma Delta Tau.
Nioma Cohn. Omaha,
Ruth Fox, Omaha.
Sigma Kappa.
La Verne Jacobson, Lincoln.
Esther Jensen, Wlsner.
Elsie Jevon, Lincoln.
Ruth Harding, Wilsonvllle.
Florence Shormshore, Scrlbner.
Zeta Tau Alpha.
Gertrude Bork, Mason, la.
Elisabeth Dunn, Houston, Tex.
Wilms Hatch, Nashaska, Kas.
Theta Phi Alpha.
Rellly Nelva, Lincoln.
FRATERNITIES
Delta Phi Gamma (Acacia.)
Don Owens, Lincoln.
Owen Williams, Lincoln.
John Zellinger. David City..
K. Peterson, Wasau.
Jim Christian, Lincoln.
Lynn Wagner, Diller.
Lee Daniels, Gering.
John Taylor, Lincoln.
Wendell Groth, Lincoln.
Robert Rathbourne, Omaha.
Alpha Chi Sigma.
Robert Harper, Spencer.
Olaf Walker, Lincoln.
Marion Harlburt, York.
Harmond Koch, Lincoln.
Alpha Gamma Rho.
Alvln Husa, Beatrice.
Gene Dowell, Salem.
Fulton Hariss, Union.
Art Kozelka, Chicago, 111.
Richard Flynn, Ford.
Tom Snipes, Lincoln.
Marshall Woodward, Halloway.
Alpha Sigma Phi.
Marshal Coffman, Lincoln.
Doland Leinlnger, Fullerton.
Foster Leinlnger, Fullerton.
Alpha Tau Omega.
Clair Bishop, Lincoln.
John Hutchins, Falls City.
Stewart Neitcelz, Falls City.
Beta Theta PI.
Al Cheery, Council Bluffs, la.
Clayton Laveque, Lincoln.
Delta Chi.
Morton Erlckson, Wahoo.
Twitter, twitter.
Butterflies,
And all that
Because it feels like
Spring.
Feel Spring-y too with
The Rally Hat
It' a lure touch of
rejuvination to that
old winter suit
before you get
the new one
Yes, it's a
5 bucks
John Lock wood. Nelson.
Delta Sigma Delta.
Stewart Eggenberry, Platti
mouth.
John Klah, Omaha
DelU Tau Delta.
Arthur Kneelaad. Lincoln.
Delta Theta Phi.
Wendell Cheney, McCook,
Bernard Klaeek. Wilbur.
Glenn Davis, York.
Delta UpiMon.
Leonard Castle. Falls City.
Payl Hays, Lander, Wyo.
Farm House.
Owen Rlst, Humboldt.
Melvln England, Hershey.
Kappa Sigma.
Alan Smell. Denver, Colo,
Fred CWder, riattsmouth.
Sigma Alpha Kpallen.
Robert Jay. Lincoln.
James Nesmith. Juanlta.
Roger RubJman. York.
Richard Stafford. York.
Sigma Chi.
Ralph Rogers, Lincoln.
Jerald Wally, Edgar.
Ed Richard. Orefm, Mo.
Sigma Nu.
Everett Mead. Hamburg, la,
Claire Koa, Lincoln.
Bill Hldgon, Joodlln, Kaa.
Sigma Phi Epsllon.
Shirley Bass, Casper. Wyo.
Robert Reagan, Lincoln.
Sigma Phi Sigma.
Melvln Adama, Lemonye.
Eugene McHargue, Central City.
Noble Klser, Plattsmoulh.
Byron Phillips, Plattsmouth.
Donald Folti. Albion.
Don Irion, Denver, Colo.
George Haun, Denver, Colo.
George Elmborg, Omaha.
Tau Kappa Epsllon.
Paul Carson. Holdrege.
Burt Lanqulst, Holdrege.
Qutnton Kolson, Oakland.
Ben Osterlok, Hooker.
Eugene Vanderpool, Lincoln.
Lambda Chi Alpha.
Howard Mlxon. Omaha.
Victor Pache, Marysvllle, Kas.
William Eddy, Marysvllle, Kas.
Helms s Smith, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Harry Peterson, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Phi Gamma Delta.
Duane Hutchinson, Omaha.
Ted Wellwood, 61oux City, la.
C. J. McPherson, Falrbury.
Phi Kappa.
Richard Koehnke, Haya Springs.
Gene Walters, Geneva.
Phi Kappa Pel.
Harold Dahms, Seward.
Phi Sigma Kappa.
Kurt Lenser, Hlldreth.
Pi Ksppa Alpha.
Corbln Hulbert, Burlington, Kas.
Donald Hulbert, Burlington, Kas.
E. Lewis, Lincoln.
Emerson Michaelson, Schuyler.
PI Kappa Phi.
Jerald Young, Oakley, Kas.
Forrest Bledjett, Adama.
George Tracy, Lincoln.
-Marlon Ball, Lincoln.
Hammond Woods, Fairfield.
Frank Davis, Lincoln.
The University
Playert
IN
"Enter Madame"
(by Qlida Varetl and Dolly Byrne)
A COMEDY
TEMPLE THEATRE
Feb. 7 to 13, 7:30 P. M.
Tickets at Ross P. Curtice
lo
Dr. Robert C. Dexter
from Boiton, Mass.
will give an address on
"Whither Religion"?
H o'clock Febr.
All Souls Unitarian Church
12 A H
"Taking the Risks
of Peace"
will be the topic of Dr. Dexter
talk to the student group at 7
o'clock. Febr. f. Supper and
oelal hour precedes the UIIc.
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STUART 0RPHEUM LINCOLN
THEATRES PRESENTING THIS WEEK
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Thrilling! Absorbing! En
tcrtaining! A drama of
powerful situations teem
ing with scintillating dia.
logtie, delightful humor
and tense emotions.
AODID
All Tilklng Comedy
Laurel A Hardy
"BLOTTO"
All Singing Act
M ANDALAY"
Showt 1-S-5-7-I p. nv
He Ha Thrilled You
Before
Now he'll thrill you again!
That's his specialty In this
nerve-tinKling, romantic
melodrama!
You'll shiver with Dick In
a haunted house! You'll shud
der and lauph as he en
counters ghosts, robbers,
beautiful girls!
RICHARD
DDD
seven Keys
to DaSdpote
GEORGE M. COHAN'S
long-run Broadway stage tet'
sation
All in Thrilling DUlof t
Now for the long awaited
thrill in talking pictures.
Here it is. John Barry
more, the great lover of
the stage and screen,
America's foremost actor
speaking for the first
time from the screen,
JOHN
IN HIS FIRST
TALKING PICTURE
ttNEBAL
CMC
A Warner Bros. Vitaphone
Picture
With Lowell Sherman,
Marian Nixon, Armida,
Hobart Bosworth.
The Impetuous lover tha
gypsy blooded, devll-may
care warrior who fought for
love cr gold and demcnde4
his payments In kind.
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