WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1932.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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FIRST BATTALION
SPONSORS DINNER
Tri Delts Will Celebrate
Founders Day With a
Banquet Monday,
Reviving an ancient custom of
entertainlne at a formal dinner
preceding the Military Ball, the
first battalion win preside at. a
o'clock dinner at the Cornhusker
Fl idav iilkrht. Guests Of liOiior Will
Include Colonel and Mrs. Frank-
forter and Major and Mrs. Charles
Speer.
Others on the e-uest list will in
elude Maior Howard Mixson and
Elizabeth Barber; Lieutenant and
Adjutant Bob Kiffin, Major Robert
Cochran and their special guests.
CaDtain of Headauarters Company
Thomas Snipes and Margaret
Chase; Captain Clyde Card, A, and
Martha Hershey; Captain Byron
Hirst. B. and Roma DeBrown;
Captain Don Hulbert, C, and
Evelyn O Connor; and Captain
Holmes Conedon and Elizabeth
Struble are among the other In
vited guests.
Honor Dinner Given.
A "Roseidon supper" was served
at the Delta Delta Delta sorority
house Monday evening in celebra
tion of Founders day. The tables
were attractive with sea shells, sea
For the Military
Ball
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weeds and treasure chests. The
place favors were small candles In
pearl shells. Mrs. Amy Parmalee
of Champaign, 111., editor of the
national sorority magazine,
"Trident," was the honored guest,
Mrs. Glen Buck, alumnae presi
dent, acted as toastmlstress and
presided over the following pro
gram: Reading of the national
president's message; welcome, Miss
Mildred Root; alumnae toast, Miss
Bertha DuTeil; pledge talk, Miss
Ruth Cain; and freshman toast,
Miss Breat Peterson. Mrs. Charles
Matson sang preceding Mrs. Par
melees address.
Group Plans Dinner.
At a candlelight dinner' at the
Willard chapter house Monday
evening twenty-two members of
the alumnae club met with the
actives of the group. The hostesses
for the affair were Mrs. Clara
Skiles Prouty, Mrs. F. E. Garey,
Miss Margaret Morrell, Miss Mar
garet Hathaway, Miss Louise An
dcrton and Miss Helen wescott,
Honorary Entertains.
Theta Sicma Phi. Journalistic
sorority, is entertaining at a Dutch
Treat dinner at the university
club Thursday, Dec. 1, at 6 o clock
Mary Sutton is in charge of teser
vations. : f
Rice's Band Plays.
Eli Rice and his Dixie Cotto
Pickers will play for the All Unl
versity party Saturday, Dec. 10,
This orchestra Is an all colored
band while the leader is' well
known for his novelty numbers.
Honorary Initiates.
Gamma Alpha Chi, national ad
vertising sorority, held initiation
Tuesday at Ellen Smith hall. The
following girls were initiated: Vir
ginia Selleck, Lincoln; Helen
Drummond, Norfolk; Catherine
Clarkson and Clara Day, North
Platte.
Delta Omicron, women's musical
honorary sorority, met with Mrs,
Health Griffiths. 601 South 13th,
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Christmas Special Townsend's
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Tuesday's Workout Finds
Huskers in Playful Spirits
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Tater Fahrnbruch has been sick
with an attack of the "flu," but
he was able to take part in Tues
day's practice and should be in
good shape by Saturday. There
are no injuries in the Nebraska
squad, Mathis and Sauer having
fully recovered from some bruises
encountered in the Missouri game,
Southern Methodist boasts a big,
rugged line and two fine backs in
Sprague and Oliver. A report
from the Dallas school yesterday,
however, indicated that Oliver will
not be in the best of shape Satur
day because of injuries suffered in
the Texas Christian game.
England's Return to Gold
Standard Remote, Says Flux
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the increasing distrust that the
Bank of England could maintain
specie payments. Borrowing, first
by the bank and then by the Brit
iah government, from the United
States and France only gave fur
ther impetus to the growing dis
trust.
Britain Off Standard.
Finally, when during the three
days ending Sept. 19, $190,000,000
was withdrawn, the Bank of Eng
land was authorized to discontinue
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payments of gold and on Monday,
Sept. 21, 1931, a bill was rushed
through the House of Commons
taking England off the gold stand
ard. The immediate result was & drop
in the price of the pound on for
eign exchange quotations. Com
modity prices and costs of manu
facture in England, however, have
risen less slowly than the pound
has dropped, making export prof
itable. The ultimate result has been to
increase British industrial activity
and stay the sweep of the depres
sion with its accompanying unem
ployment. Today, Mr. Flux inferred, Eng
land is in a much better position
than would have been possible had
the gold standard been continued.
Prices and the cost of living have
risen but little, and export has
once more become profitable. It is
apparent, he said, that British fi
nanciers prefer this condition to
stability of the pound in relation
to gold.
United States Worrying About
Being War Debt "Suckers"
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entering this country from
Europe.
"Anothev way in which the debt
question lifls become complicated,"
continued Professor Arndt, "is that
Europe hs.s succeeded in opposition
to the stand of the United States
in connecting the question of inter
allied debts with that of war rep
arations so that the United States
supports reduction of German rep
aration she must as a result be
wishing to accept the reduction or
cancellation of inter-allied debts.
Amorinn in her turn would like to
establish a bargaining connection
between the allied debts ana me
reduction of armaments but may
not be successful in doing so."
Student Effect Slight.
"Th effect of the debt Question
on the students," stated Professor
Arndt, "will be very siignt Decause
the debt payments, if any, are
otrptrhri over such a loner time
that any lapse in the annual pay
ments if it had to De maae up oy
wnuld be verv small and
hardly noticeable for the individual
taxpayer."
Th task confronting President
nnnvM nnd President-elect Roose
velt in their conference, in the
opinion of Professor Arndt, is to
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WILL ADDRESS TEACHERS.
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