THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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I Daily Nebraskan
Station A, Lincoln, Nebraska.
OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
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Nebraska Preaa Association.
Entered aa second-claae matter at the poatofflce in
Lincoln, Nebraska, under act of congress, March 3, 1879,
and at apeclal rate of postage provided for In section
1103, act of October 3, 1917, authorized January 20, 1922.
. EDITORIAL STAFF
Jack Fiicher Aasoclate Editor
MANAGING EDITORS
I Irwin Ryan Virginia Selleck
NEWS EDITORS
George Plpal Marylu Peterson
, Arnold Levin Johnston Snipes
Dorothy Bentz
' SOCIETY EDITORS
Dorothea Fulton Jane Walcott
BUSINESS STAFF
Truman Oberndorf Business Manager
ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS
ob Funk Bob Shellenbero Bob Wadhams
THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR
Published Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Sunday mornings during the academic year.
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EdItor-ln-Chlef Jack Fischer
Taken for
A Ride.
RIGHTEOUSLY indignant, presidents of Ne
braska fraternities met in emergency ses
sion Wednesday noon to prepare a protest to
methods employed by a local morning news
paper in securing and publishing partial lists of
new fraternity pledges before their approval
and release by the Interfraternity council.
An Interfraternity council rule provides a
fine for any fraternity releasing pledge lists
other than through the Interfraternity council.
As a consequence, some twelve houses who un
wittingly were induced to divulge names of
their new members, stand in line to be penal
ized. In this case, however, it appears prob
Prof. Frankfurter Obtains
Leave to Attend University
Prof. C. J. Frankfurter of the
chemistry department will leave
1935 CORNHUSKER
Player
Amen, Paul
Andrews, Harrla
Anthes, Paul
Ball, Arthur
Bauer, Henry
Benson, Robert
Brown, Asher
Cardwell, Lloyd
Doherty, William
Dodd, Jack
Dohrmann, Elmer
Douglas, Ronald
DeBrown, Wallace
Doyle, Theodore
English, Lowell
Eldrldge, Ralph
Francla, Sam
Flasnick, Don
Fischer, Richard
Funken, Benno
Glenn, Pat
Garnick, William
Griffin, Fred
Heldt, Jamea
Hubka, Ladaa
Howell, John
Hoff, Homer
Kildebeck, Orval
LaNoue, Jerry
Mercler, John
McDonald, Leater
Mehrlng, Robert
Morrison, Paul
McGlnnle, Kenneth
Peters, Gus
Plock, Marvin
Reese, Carroll
Rlchardaon, John
Seherer, Bernard
Shlrey, Fred
Turner, Allan
Ugai. Fred
Williams, John
Wheeler, Charles
White, Clyde
Yelkln, Virgil
B B Team Award
M Minor Award.
V Major Award.
RfcCOMESAFOfto,,
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the latter part of this month to at
tend school at the University of
Michigan. He has obtained official
leave of absence from the univer
sity for the first semester.
FOOTBALL SQUAD
Home Position Height Weight Experience
Lincoln End 5-11 175 0
Beatrice Back 5-9 175 0
Omaha Back 6-0 180 0
Pender Back 5-10'i 175 1-V, 1-B
Lincoln Back 5-8 160 2-V
Fremont Back 5-9 168 0
Lincoln Tackle 6-1 195 1-B
Seward Back 6-3 189 1-V
Crete Back 6-10', 161 1-V
Gothenburg Back 5-9 180 0
Omaha Back 5-10l2 178 0
Staplehurat End 6-5 200 0
Lincoln Tackle 5-10 190 2-B
Curtis Tackle 6-2 204 0
Lincoln Center 5-10', 192 0
Norfolk Back 5-11 184 1-B, 1-V
Oberlln, Kane. Back 6-1 197 1-V
Omaha Guard 5-9 173 1-B
Valentine Back 5-9'2 160 1-B
Omaha Tackle 5-9 180 2-B
Lincoln Guard 5-10 180 0
Elyrla Guard 5-11'2 170 1-B
Sutherland End 6-2 185 0
Scottsbluff Guard. 6-1 210 1-B, 1-V
Tackle
Beatrice Tackle 5-11 205 1-B, 1-V
Table Rock Guard 5-10 190 1-B, 1-V
Omaha Back 5-10 175 0
Wauneta End 6-0 185 0
Hardy End 6-0 175 0
Wiener Back 5-9 170 1-V
Lincoln End 6-2 180 1-B
Grand Island End 6-4 186 1-V
Grand Island Center 5-10 177 0
Lincoln Center 5-10'2 207 1-M, 1-V
Ord Guard 6-0 190 1-B
Lexington Guard 6-0 185 0
Lincoln Back 5-?'2 155 0
Chappell Tackle 6-0 183 1-M, 1-V
Lincoln End 5-11'a 178 0
Dallas, S. D. End 6-1 174 2-V
Lathrobe, Pa. Tackle 6-2 204 0
Western Springs, III. Back 5-9'2 175 1-M
North Platte Guard 5-8'2 175 0
Lincoln Guard 6-0 185 2-V
Belleville, Kans. Center 6-3 190 0
Tecumseh Guard 6-0 185 1-M
Lincoln End -2 175 1-M, 1-V
able that the ordinarily stiff fine will be re
duced to a nominal sum In view of the despica
ble methods of which the chapters were vic
tims. Violation of this particular interfraternil y
rule is not a matter for great alarm. No pro
found disturbance will rock the cai.'pus as a
result nor will the fraternity system structure
be in any wise weakened. The disgusting and
regrettable part of the whole incident is that
a newspaper can let its thirst for news permit
its regard for fair play to sink to such a low
level, especially when its staff knew that the
informants would be subject to fine if the lists
were published.
The profession of journalism, because of
its position as a quasi-public utility, has been
confronted by more than its share of problems
in framing a code of ethics. Nevertheless, a
high standard of professional conduct for jour
nalism was set forth when the canons of the
American Society of Newspaper Editors were
formulated and adopted. These canons, to
which all institutions which profess to call
themselves newspapers are supposed to adhere,
include among other provisions, those for sin
cerity, fair play, and decency.
Certainly the tactics exhibited Tuesday
evening when the newspaper in question, by
dint of much clever scheming and planning,
succeeded in leading the twelve unfortunate
and unsuspecting fraternities to reveal their
pledges, is nothing but open and deliberate
deviation from the high standards which arc
supposed to govern its activities.
Had the incident been a news story of im
mense importance perhaps more than usual
effort 1o scoop rivals would have been in or
der. Hut on a story of comparatively minor
value for which a release date set to accom
modate all interested newspapers had been ar
ranged, the procedure reeks of meanness.
The campus may or may not soon forget
this perhaps unimportant matter. Twelve fra
ternities will pay their fines, vow that the
newspaper is at times a vicious institution, and
remember long in the future to guard each new
pledge list more closely from prying and sinis
ter eyes. But, it hurts to be taken for a ride.
Ask the Greeks.
MISS BUSHEE CALLS
TWO W.A.A. MEETINGS
President. Hopes to Get
Intramural Program
Under Way.
Elizabeth Bushee, president of
the W. A. A. Council, has called a
meeting of the intramural repre
sentatives from the organized
houses at noon Monday, Sept. 23,
in room 101, Grant Memorial, and
a meeting of the Sports' Board
Wednesday noon in room 101. At
these two meetings Miss Bushee
says she hopes to get the W. A. A.
intramural program started. First
of the competitive sports this year
will be soccer-baseball, she an
nounced. Ruth Fulton, In charge of the
soccer-baseball tourney, has re
quested that representatives from
all the organized houses be pres
ent at the meeting Monday noon.
Students Will Report
For Nebraskan Work
All students wishing to join
the rspertorial staff of the
Daily Nebraskan will report
at the Nebraskan office after
2 o'clock on Thursday or Fri
day afternoon. Beats will be
assigned during the next
month to those who have
showed the greatest interest
and diligence in the work.
Classes In news writing and
reporting will be started soon
for those who have not had
experience in this type of
work. The Managing Editors.
FRATERNITY PLEDGE LISTS FOR 1935-36
Following are the lists of pledges and repledgcs to University
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Bob Balky, Pawnee City.
Thomas Hicks, Kingston, Ps.
Frank Johnson, Cosad.
Dunne Meier, Lincoln,
(leorgs Meier, Peoria, 111.
William Miller, Lincoln.
Don Michaelson, Bl-mx City, la.
Harold Rahn, Sioux City, la.
William Itohn, Fremont.
Sylvester Rouse, Oxford.
James Welden, Coiad.
Krpledged,
Fred Bodle, Lincoln
Da-rel Chadderdon, Lincoln.
Howard liobson, Lincoln.
Jack F.lson, Hershey.
Duane Krnst, One.
Francis Free. Sioux City, la,
Rohert Hellig, Lincoln.
Jacob Krleg, Llngle, Wyo.
Marvin Plock, Lincoln.
Richard Sain. New York City.
Richard Shatter. Omana.
Fred Shlrev, Latrnlie, Pa.
Rae Slmonson, Broken Bow.
Bishop Toms, Lincoln.
Carl Ullstrom. Lincoln.
George Vlannlk, Lincoln.
Richard White, Lincoln.
John Williams, Lincoln.
George Young, Lincoln.
ALPHA GAMMA KHO.
Willis Boyle, Curtis.
Dennis Clark, stspleton.
Donald Crosier, 8t. Edward.
Ben Daft, Waverly.
Klmer Dixon, Blair.
Willis Elchherger. Plalnvlew.
Carrol Falk, Wilcox.
I,eo Hensmler, Fnlrbury.
I.eslls Horn, Broken Bow.
Arthur Hots, Ashland.
Leo Klrksley. Broken Bow.
Richard Larson, Newman Orove.
Ivan McCarty. McCool Junction.
Frank Shipman, Nelson.
Howsrd Smith, Curtis.
Walt Strlckler, Wilcox.
Martin Tonjes, West Point.
Elmer Ward, Waverly.
Francis Wrleth. Omaha.
Krpledged.
Glen Blewman, Hastings.
Joy Blttel, Kimball.
George Custard, Omaha.
Claire Olendon, Wilcox.
Leslie Jackson, Beatrice.
Clifford Jones. Sidney.
Delons Manery, North Platte.
Albert Mathls, Oordon.
Hugh Miller. Hebron.
Ted Munn, Waverly.
Lawrence Nelson, Curtis.
Emmanuel Olson, Mlnden.
Frank Price, Denver.
Dwight Pulber, Broken Bow.
Howard Scott, Curtis.
Frsnk Stalder, Salem.
Verne Teller. Elwood.
Palmer Welsh, Seward.
George Wldman, Plalnvlew.
ALPHA SIOMA PHI.
Re pledges.
Don Wagner, Homer.
Melvln Beerman. Dakota City.
Don Whitman, Aurora.
Victor Struve, Deshler.
Cecil Frani, Lushton.
Ted Hall. Elmwood.
Bruce McEnllre, Lincoln.
Wesley Craig, Lincoln.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA.
Ben Bushman. Omaha.
Oliver Calhoun. Hastings.
Bud Cather, Lincoln.
Norvln Davies, crand Island.
Howard Drew, Omaha.
Fred Egley. Lincoln.
Donald Glass, Grand Island.
Etsel Glass, Grand Island.
Dean Olmplc, Grand Island.
Don Jensen. Lincoln.
Loren Lampert, Lincoln,
Joe Laughlin. Grand Island.
Bob Ludley, Lincoln
Eldred Merrick, Lincoln.
Don Moss, Lincoln,
Alexander Pickens, Hastings.
Bob Ramey. Lincoln.
Bud Reddish. Alliance.
Marvin Romlg. Alliance.
Phil Romigh, North Platte.
Jack Schock, Fills City.
Ralph Smith, North Platte.
Kent Tupper, Lincoln.
Ernest While. Falls City.
Claude Wilson jr., Lincoln.
Max Wrorley, Llncol".
Be pledged.
Bill Baldwin, Riverton, la.
Bill Heard. Lincoln.
Martin MaUctte. Omaha.
Bun Nlcho.s. Grand Island.
George Unthank, Lincoln.
BETA SIGMA TSI.
Pledges.
Martin Oelrlch. Omaha
Richard Ostwald, Omaha.
Charles Otto, Hampton.
Paul Roock, Utlca.
Vyrle Uehling, Hooper.
Repledges.
Arthur Boye. Ocheyedan. la.
Allard 7rahm, Grant.
Roscoe Hems, Ruskln.
Waldemar Mueller, Lincoln.
James Rand, Albion.
Kermit Rosjnberg, Albion.
Norrls WelMe, Wlnslde.
BETA THETA PI.
Robert Armstrong, Auburn.
John Brownlee. Omaha.
Robert Chambers, North Platte,
Richarl Doty, Lincoln.
Rohert Dunn, Omaha.
Robert Gannon, Fremont.
Kermit Hansen, Omaha.
Don Kellogg, Hastings.
Jonn Krauj :, Lincoln.
John McUlrr, Beatrice.
Robert McGuIre, St. Joseph, Mo.
Warner Marsden, Lincoln.
Robert Newsom, Hastings.
Ai'.hur Holier, Mitchell, 8. D.
Robert Riddle, Wilmington, Del.
James Rosburgh, Lincoln.
William Sweeney, Lincoln.
Rooert Tallman, Crcston, la.
John Wach'er, Lincoln.
Jonathan Wolcott, Denver.
Charles Woorley, Hastings.
Kepledged.
W'lllam Glsh, Beatrice.
Stewart Lomax, Broken Bow.
CHI PHI.
Pli'dges.
Buell Naushtin, Omaha.
Dick Daugherty, Omaha
George Shackelford, Omaha.
Clayton Mossman, Omaha.
Dean Kadavy, Omaha.
Millard McGee, omana.
Al Cooper, Nelson,
Speck Newmarker, Columbus.
Keith Klein. Burr.
Bernard Uuerkc, Burr.
Joe Blxbey. Geneva
Tom Chapjn, Kivettun, Wyo.
Ernest Tullis, Omaha.
Joe Chamberlain, Nrison.
Roger Thompson, Wisner.
Itrpledgt'N.
Harlan Fergus, Humboldt.
John Costolloe, Lincoln.
Robert Burow Humboldt.
Frederick .nr.! Chadron.
Paul Peterson, Geneva.
Richard Holts, Geneva.
Lawrence Dowd, Gene a.
Robert Olson, Genoa.
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DELTA SIOMA LAMBDA.
Meal lit
Robert Hasty, Omaha.
John Whalen, Kimball.
Kenneth Ellis, Deadwood, B. D.
Leonard Martin, Basin, Wyo.
Kenneth Elsenhart, Culberlson.
Hugh Elsenhart, Culberlson.
Robert Hendry, Lee.
Olrard Putman, Lincoln.
Franklin Hamilton, Lincoln.
Bud Carglll, Kimball.
Jack Bogle, Bushnell.
Norman Ellis, Deadwood, 8. D.
Mason Wiles, Oreeley, Colo.
Bud Young, Klmhall.
Repledges.
Lloyd Hill. Deadwood, 8. D.
Vern Jensen, Big Springs.
John Harmon, Beatrice.
DELTA TAU DELTA,
Don Anlerson, Omaha.
Paul Bauman. West Point.
Charles Brock, Columbus.
Robert Brown. Denver.
Kclille George, Lincoln.
William Hughes, Fort Morgan
Colo.
Al KJar, Lexington.
Robert Rohde, Columbus.
Marvin BulUvan, Omaha.
Lynn Thomiwon, Omaha.
George Tyner, Omaha
Bill Williams, Columbus.
Emll Wolf, Jr., Morse Bluff.
Repledged.
William any. Columbus.
SIGMA ALPHA Ml .
Leo Elsenstatt, Omaha.
Harry Ginsberg. Dakota City.
Henry Greenberger, Grand Island.
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Maurice Tatelman, Omaha.
Leo Turkel, Lincoln,
SIGMA CHI.
Jim Barr, Omaha.
Cooper Butt, Unadlila.
William Butt, Unadlila.
(leorgs Cleveland, Kansaa City, Mo.
Harry Dorr, Lincoln.
Don Douglas, Lincoln.
Ellsworth Hall, Nebraska City.
1'owarrt tlanson, Omaha.
Max Horn. Hay Springs.
Bob Houtc'iens, Greeley, Colo.
Fred Humphrey, Kearney.
Bill Hustead. Park Rapids. Minn.
Frank Kersenhrock. Kearney.
John Lauer, Lincoln.
Robert McCawley, Humboldt.
James Mever, areeley. Colo.
Bernard Morris, Kearney.
BUI O'Hanlon, Omaha.
Olen Rldle, Superior
Clare Rodgers. Mankato. Kas.
Harold Schneider, Lincoln.
Jack Schumaker, St. Paul.
Grant Thomas, Kearney.
Ernest Tnild, Fullcrton.
Neal Youmana, Jr., Mlnatare.
Krpledged.
Hownrd Austin. Rnpld City, So. Dak.
Lloyd Cardwell, Seward.
Jack Dworak, David City.
Bill Flckllng, Crelghton.
Carter Galther, Nemana.
Hugh Jcfferies, Jennings, Kas.
Boh Knsal, Omaha.
Allen Kearney, Morrill
s SIGMA Ml.
Pledges.
Robert Alexander, Lincoln.
Howard Austin, Lincoln.
Jack Blngenhelmer, Casper, Wyo.
John Bock, Omnhn.
Earl Bogardus, Aurora.
Rohert Collins, Belleville, Kas.
Victor Coulter, Syracuse.
Humid DeVoe, Ogallsla.
Everett Deger. Falrbury.
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Kenneth Jones, Lincoln.
Robert Klnu, Lincoln.
Harold Led ford, Lincoln,
Hallard Moyer, Chadron.
Hs-imond McNIsh, Sidney.
Roscoe Potts, Chadron.
Robert Relchstadt. Omaha.
Ward Bcherts, Aurora.
Jack Scott, Ogallala.
Jack Simmons, Chicago.
Bill smith, Lincoln.
Norman Sove, Chadron.
Paul Wertz, Chappell.
Don McDowell. Lincoln.
Repledges.
John Brown, Washington, Kas.
Bruce Campbell, Lincoln.
George Davis, Lincoln.
Harry Hausrlill.l, Syracuse.
Robert Hllsebeck, Kenesaw.
Robert Hughes, Omaha.
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