WKDNFSDW. OCTOBKR 7. 1931
THE DAILY NKHRASKAN
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VOI I) WRITES BOOK
FOR LEGAL SERIES
"Void On Sales" the title of a
bock which is soon to be published,
which hits been written by Prof.
Lawrence Void, of the University
of Nebraska. This book will be
included in the Hornbook series of
law books published by the West
ruDiidiung company of St. Paul
Minn.
GRADUATE GEOGRAPHY
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STUDENTS HOLD MEET
Twenty Discuss Plans and
Problems of Special
Work for Year.
Preceding a luncheon at the Y.
VV. C. A. Saturday noon, a general
meeting of graduate students in
geography was held Saturday
morning in the office of the de
partment in geography in the for
mer museum. Twenty person, at
tended the meeting.
General plans for the year's
work and the different problems
of the department were discussed.
Following the luncheon was a so
cial hour for the promotion of ac
quaintanceship among the mem
bers of the department
Included among those at tha
meeting were: Miss Dorothy Bel;
of Fremont, Prof. A. B. Clayburn
of the Peru State Teacher's col
lege, and Miss Rose Clark of Ne
braska Wesleyan, all of whom are
carrying on special research pro
jects in addition to and in connec
tion with their teaching activities.
It is planned to hold a similar
general meeting at the first of the
semester and another near the
close. Dr. Nels A. Beneston. head
of the geography department,
siaiea.
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Community Chest Forced to
Cut Funds; Program
Not Curtailed.
The University Y. M. C. A. and
Y. w. C. A. organizations an
nounced yesterday that they would
' continue their programs as before.
although they are both working
under a reduced budget made ne
cessary because of an apportion
ment cut from the Community
Chest.
The faculty and employes of
the University of Nebraska con
tributed generously toward the
Community Chest in past years,
but in view of the greater need
this year, individual contributions
are expected to be larger than
ever. Professor O. R. Martin is in
charge of donations. He has two
assistants, one on the Agricultural
: college campus and one on the city
i campus.
FACTIONS KEEP
ELECTION PLEDGE
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nervations show that a large num
ber of future lawyers went to the
polls but it is generally believed
that their balloting was not whol
ly concerted.
F.ussell Mousel, Hastings, new
senior president, was elected on
the Blue Shirt slate. Mousel .s
a member of Innocents society, is
business manager of the Corn
husker annual, and is an Inter
fraternity council representative.
Last year he was on the Junior
Senior prom committee. Mousel is
affiliated with Beta Theta Pi
fraternity.
Phil Brownell. Lincoln, is the
junior president. A member of
Delta Upsilon, Brownell serves on
the Student council, is a Corn Cob.
represents his fraternity on th:
Interfraternity council, and was
last year managing editor of the
Cornhusker yearbook.
George bauer, who played so ex
cellently in the Husker-Wildcat
game last Saturday, is the new
president of the sophomore cirss
Sauer is a member of Delta Tau
Delta fraternity and his home is
in Lincoln.
Harold Soderland. Lincoln,
heads the freshmen as their presi
dent. Soderland, who graduated
from Lincoln nigh last spring
where he was prominent in Rctiv-
!ty circles, is a pledge of Alpha
Tau Omega.
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it than that. Mr. Balderson has
conceived and caught an idea
which is as fresh as it i3 startling
the proposition that, for certain
of us, Time does not exist. The
past, the present, the future are
one to those for whom the veil is
thin, and so ;i is that young Peter
Standish, inheritor of a Queen
Anne house on Berkeley Square, is
able to step back into the twilight
of an October day in the London of
1784 and live for a time the experi
ences which his ancestor enjoyed
there.
"Not all of them, to be sure,
for Peter looks upon the Eight
eenth Century through a con
sciousness which is still burdened
by the Twentieth. And though it
was Kate his ancestor married, it
is with Helen that Peter, defying
time and the things that happened,
falls in love , It is a challenging
theme, beautifully developed by
Mr. Balderston.
Cast selections are being com
pleted by Miss Alice Howell, the
chairman of the dramatic depart
ment, and they will be announced
Sunday. There will be fifteen
members in the cast and imported
costumes are to be used in the pro
duction of the drama.
Season tickets to the University
Players are now on sale at four
dollars following end of the Tas
sels campaign. Reservations may
be called to 79, two rings, on the
university exchange.
PANTHERS STOP OLD
GOLD DEFENSE DEAD'!
S?TUK BAND PLAVS MIXER
"A Prognostic Test for Students in
written bbv Prof. Guil-
e aid of Mrs. Ruth B.
a published in the
I Journal of Applied Psychology. His
latest article entitled "The Prcdic
f"innnnpnt t'n f Affective Values.'" appeared
(JfJUV-ilWIU I. . ri..an Journal nf Psv-
Ha'e Easy Time With cr.ology during the summer.
Iowa Hawkeyes.
Future Husker
Twenty-Six Piece Orchestra
Secured, for Ag Dance
Saturday Night.
Harold Heinz and his twenty
Fix piece orchestra will play at the
Ag Mixer to he held in the Sluder.t
Activil'e" building on the Ag col
lege campus this Friday night. The
I event !s sponsored by the Tassels
i of the college. '
i Admission to the mixer i fittv
cents for men. Ladies are admitted
free of charge, and student identi
fication cards must be presented
by all those attending. Dorothy
Lu.st.hinger is in charge of the
mixer for th.; Tassels.' All stu
dents nrc invited to attend.
PITT PULLS FAKE PLAYS
That Pittsburgh i the Ftrnngcct
of Nebraska's two non-confcrencc
teams to be played later in lha era- .
son was indicated !sst Saturday
when th? Pitt Panthers pounded
through Iowa's Hawkeyes to win
by a 0 to 0 score.
Warren Heller and Paul Rcidcr
and James Clark, veteran backs on
Coach Jock Sutherland's Smoky !
City team did the bulk of the work;
in carrying the Panthers to an
easy victory. ,
Pitts line showed strength when ;
its veteran forward wall made big
openings for their seas-oncd backs. 1
Not only that but they managed ;
to block two of Iowa's twelve
punts.
Two of the Panther touchdowns
came in the fir.n hr.lf ar.d the lait
one was put over in the third per
iod by means of a pars.
Statistics revealed 'that Pitts
burgh gained 377 yards from
scrimmage to Iowa's 58. Pitt
made eighteen fiirt downs to
Iowa's three an dfourtecn of these
came in tl: fir?t half during the
Panthers touchdown parade.
Clark, husky Pitt fullback,
carried away the ball-carrying
honors, gaining 151 yards in seven
teen plays.
The Cornhuckers play at Pitts
burgh on Thanksgiving day and
they take the Hawkeyes on at Ne
braska's Memorial stadium on No
vember 7. (
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The September issue of the Eo
tanical Gazette contains two arti
cles written by Nebraskan3. One
is by Dr. Elda R. Walker, asso
ciate professor of botany at the
university, which treats the sub
ject of "The Gametophytes of
Three Species of Equisetum." The
other article was prepared by Dr.
Emma N. Andersen, assistant pro-1
fessor of botany, on "Discharging j
Sperm in Marchantia Domingen
sis." Dr. Andersen's article is a !
treatment of the study of the !
chemical reaction bringing about
the discharge of sperm in the :
plant. Dr. .Walker's article is a j
study of reproduction, especially j
of the reversal of sex in the plants, i
Three Stories Appear
Psychology Journals
Recently.
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Three articles written by Profcs.
sor J. P. Guilford of the university
psychology department have been
published recently in noted psycho- ,
logical journals.
The first cf these. 'Racial Pre
ferences of a Thousand American
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