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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1933.
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CAMIPQJSCDET
ANOTHER GREAT TREK ACROSS
the country, but this time it's not
in a covered wnjuon; it's via train or car.
It's not tfoing to take a month to cross
the prairie, either, for if the special train
comes through on schedule, loyal Cor;
huskers should arrive in Kansas in half
a day. The purpose of the wholesale mi
gration is, however, the same the con
quering of western lands, and the thing
that spurs our team on to victory more
than anything else is wholehearted sup
port from the student bodv.-So when we
go to Kansas, let's really get going! Let's make Nebraska's
chant just as inspiring as Kansas State's, and when the Corn-
husker rings across the field, let's make it ring, not whisper.
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SEEN ON THE CAMPUS: Dr
Van Royen scurrying: out of the
library with a big red book labeled
China hugged closely. . .Ditty
Perkins being called upon to tell
of the peanut politics on the cam
pus by Mr. Lancaster. . .Bonnie
Biship, president of Alpha Phi,
telling the pledges that they were
perfectly free to take sneak night,
but in this rainy weather they'd
better take their raincoats along
(crushed faces, the gratifying re
sult)... Ross Martin going "col
litch" on us in a floppy suede
jacket and a checkered wool tie
. . . Sarah Meyer quietly remarking
that her father is a Beta after
listening to a tirade on inhuman
qualities of that particular fra
ternity. . .John Edwards exhibiting
with great pride the Awgwan's
new Royal . . . Kappa Sigs In good
spirits, filling two booths at the
Moon... and Natalie Rehlander
and Louise Magee eating lunch
with Charles Reilly.
IN TOWN at the Kappa Sig
house is Merche Keys, alumnae
from Hyannis.
AT THE C. Y. O. hall tonight,
Newman club will give a party
honoring all Catholic students and
friends. Chaperons for the affair
are Colonel and Mrs. F. A. Kid-
well, Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Shinn,
and Reverand Obrist. William
Donahue is in charge of arrange
ments. ACACIA'S going to the game in
Kar.sas are Jack McKinzey, Don
Michaelson, Dick Sain, Roy Ken
nedy, Jean Gallant, Joe Redfield,
Freddie Chambers, and Rodney
Chase. Lambda Chi's making the
same little journey are Ernest
Chase, Wymm Tolbert, Jim Lin
den.,' Derrell Stevensen, Frank
Griffee, Kenneth Kerst, Russell
Bracker, and Raymond Bloszie.
WHAT'S DOING
Friday.
Chancellor and Mrs. Burnett
reception honoring faculty and
administration staff and wives
at Raymond hall, 8 to 11
o'clock.
Lambda Chi Alpha, 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon at the chapter
house.
Theta Chi mothers' club, 1
j'clock luncheon at the chapter
louse.
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae, 1
t'clock luncheon at the chapter
iouse.
THE PHI PS
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be repre-
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Remember us for delicious
Lunches and Quick Service. Try
our Noon Lunches.
THE OWL PHARMACY
148 No. 14t- t P St. Phone B1068
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sented by Carl Wiggenhorn, Lans
ing Anderson, Donald Wimer,
Roland McClymont, Ralph Jacob
son, Robert Moose, Bernard John
son, David Jeffries, Tom Patter
son, Thurston Phelps, George See
man, John Robb, Bob Perry, Rob'
ert Holbert, and Herb Weston.
THE P. A. D.'s going are Ed
Arnold, William Scherffius, Eu
gene Dowell, John Munson, Carl
Rirer, and Glen McMahan.
CHI PHI will hold a chapter
meeting on the sidelines during the
half. Brothers answering present
will be Frank Crabill, .Bucll
Naughtin, George Shakelford,
Clayton Schwenk, Ralph Wood
ruff, Craig Spencer, Dean Kadavy,
Bill Crabill, Dick Newmarker,
George Pipal, Howard Agee, Jack
Imler, Bob Burow, Dick Dougher
ty, and Bob Funk.
PHI DELTS in the stands will
be Malcom McFarland, George
Bantain, Jack Mohr, Bill Horchem,
Bob Elliott, Bill Anderson. Art
Harding, Bob Hutton, Warren
Bold, and Dan Clark.
SIGMA NU'S that wiH be cheer
ing for their Alma Mater are
Verne Thomas. Jack Scott, How
ard Fischer, Kenneth Jones, and
Bob Collins.
BOYS of the Phi Sig house that
have signified their intentions to
attend the game are Emsley and
Fverett Chittenden, William Kra
lick, Joe Snyder, Lynn Cully,
Richard Lisk, and Lovorus Rose.
BETAS going are George Wal-
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Movie Box
STUART
"I LIVE MY LIFE"
LINCOLN '
"THE GOOSE AND THE
GANDER"
ORPHEUM
"WOMAN WANTED" AND
STAGE SHOW
LIBERTY
"BULLDOG DRUM MOND
STRIKES BACK"
SUN
"THE
AVE."
GIRL B-ROM 10TH
COLONIAL
"NO MAN'S RANGE"
Westland Theater Corp.
VARSITY
"A FEATHER IN HER
HAT" AND "GUARD THAT
GIRL"
KIVA
"BRANDED
A COWARD"
quist, Henry Witaker, George
Eager, Harry Rudolph, Wentworth
Fling, Robert Beghtol, Bill Marsh,
John Parker, Warner Marsden,
Pat Woolery, and Delos Gay.
AND FROM the D. U. house, R.
Douglas Sarsen, Jack Lyman,
Barney Drummond, Bill Bcrquist,
L. B. Alexander, Gil Autrey, Don
Nabity, Bob Callahan, Dick
Schmidt, Ralph Lindley, Louie
Cass, Gene Pester, George Grey,
Bob Long, John Jarmin, Dean
Boss and Sam Swensen are going.
ZETA TAU ALPHA announces
the pledging of Stella Linhardt of
Wilber and Edna Johnson.
ALPHA CHIS going to Kansas
are Alice Black, Bessie Mae
Adams, Margaret Lvnd, Henrietta
York, Ruth Mary Jennings, iMar
jone Lauritson, Jane Kuntson,
Barbara Jeary, Ruth Minor, Doro
thy Williams, Theora Nye, and
June Wagner.
AND CHI O'S leaving are Jean
Walker, Mary Fissler, Muriel Wier,
Betty McGrew, Eleanor Chsbe,
Frances Wler, Alaire Barkus, Mar
garet Munger, Rosalie Motal,
Katherine Winquist, Alice Peter
son, Virginia McManaman, Mar
guerite Tramp and Lillian Rowher.
MISS Edna Wheatlev, province
director of Delta Zeta has been
visiting the chapter house during
the past week.
MAKING the journey south
ward tomorrow from the Alpha O
nouse are Muriel Hook, Elizabeth
Smith, Ruth Saafeld, Cora Lee
Smith, Betty Cathers, Norma
Burr, Betty Burr, Betty Harris,
Margaret Anderson, Harriet Heu
mann and Genevieve Lambc.
Opinion on Campus Decrees
University Needs New Song
"We need a new song!" This was 'the answer given by
every person approached on the question of university songs
by representatives of the Daily Xebvaskan. It was a unanimous
decision rendered by everyone from the greenhouse keeper to
two small colored grade school boys who were caught and ques
tioned as iney crossea me campus. o-
"We all know the Nebraska songs;
we all sing themr and we're all
getting mighty tired of them," said
the Lincolnites. "We need a new
song. A peppy, marching song,
with short words and a catchy
tune" they further insist.
Will the song contest the Inno
cents and Mortar Boards are
sponsoring with the help of the
Daily Nebraskan bring forth the
needed song? Perhaps. Students
stopped in the streets and on the
campus disagreed as to this.
"I don't see why they shouldn't"
said Martha Caha, sophomore. "A
contest like this ought to interest
the students, and if enough write
songs, there's bound to be a good
one written."
"I did not know a contest was
going on." said Paul Sprout, also
a sophomore, pausing on his way
home to dinner to consider the
matter. "The songs we have sound
o. K. to me anyway."
Most of the faculty and all of
the men who work around the
campus lawn know the music to
the Nebraska songs, even If they
do not know the words. Lincoln
high boys and girls without ex
ception know both. Why? They
learn ' them in music classes in
school.
The song contest continues: En
tries pour In. But there is always
room at the top, and the Daily
Nebraskan promises that no entry
will be overlooked. Who is going
to write the first song? Who will
win the $20.
Today!
A Perfect
Program!
KAY
FRANCIS
Expansion of the University of
Michigan graduate school is being
made possible through the recent
gift of $5,000,000 from the trustees
of the Horace H. and Mary A.
Rockham fund.
Nineteen colleges and universi
ties are giving prizes to those sen
iors who acquire the most interest
ing library during their college
year.
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BRENT
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Joe' Giannangelo, fullback, Monongahela, Pa., is among the one
letter men of the 1935 squad at K ansas. He is a good blocker for
his 165 pounds, and got into most of the late season games last
year. He carried the ball five times for 14 yards in the St. Bene
dict's game last week.
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Tri Delts Defeat Thetas in
Soccer-Baseball Tourney
Thursday.
Play in the Women's intramural
soccer-baseball tournament was
resumed Thursday on the field
east of Social Science when Ray
mond Hall played the Ag Boarding
club and the Tri Delts met Kappa
Alpha Theta. The Tri Delts de
feated the Thetas 5 to 3 after a
closely contested match. Raymond
Hall was forced to default to the
Ag club because of lack of play
ers. Raymond Hall won by making
a 20 to their opponents 6. Bonnie
Spangaard's ease in knocking
home runs was largely responsi
ble for the final outcome. Albina
Nemcova, a Czechoslovakian ex
change student, from Raymond
Hall rewarded the last-minute
coaching of her teammates by
bringing in a score.
Filings for Queen of
Ag Formal Open Today
Candidate filings for Queen
of the 1935 Farmer's Formal
will open this morning at 8
o'clock and close Oct. 24. Ap
plicants may register in Dean
Burr's office. Eligibility rules
will be listed in Sunday's Nebraskan.
Bizad Council Plans to
Honor Superior Students
business Administration Execu
tive council in their meeting
Thursday, Oct. 17, made plans for
recognition of the superior stu
dents in Business Administration
college. They are. planning also, to
hold a business administration
frolic in the spring.
Freshman Engineers May
Make Up Orientation 1
Freshman engineers officially
registered for R. O. T. C. band,
who are permitted by Mr. Quick
to make the trip to Manhattan as
members of the band, will be per
mitted makeup privileges in Orien
tation 1.
WHAT will be the Score
at the Nebr.-Kansas
State Game?
Make an Estimate
. . . You May Win!
ONE ESTIMATE PER PERSON :
PRIZES:
First . . . Three 2.00 Arrow Shirts
Second. . .Two 2.00 Arrow Shirts
Third . . . One 2.00 Arrow Shirt
Fourth. . .One 1.00 Arrow Tie
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My Estimate for the Nebr.-Kansas State Game!
SCORES
Kanaaai State
Nebraika
Total Yardage of 80TH teams Ttade
from line of acrlmmage:
Name
Addreti .,
Occupation
Prizes will be given the persons whose esti
mates are nearest to the correct score and
total yardage made by both teams.
Fill out the coupon now . . . bring or send
it to Gold's Men's Section before 1 p. m. .
Saturday, October 19,' 1035.
GOLD'S Vra's Store 11th St.
THIRD IN MEMBERSHIP
TEA SERI
100 New Girls Expected to
Attend Y.W. Affair
Friday.
Third of a series of mcmbenap
teas for all new university
women will be held in Ellen Smith
hall Friday, Oct. 18, from 4 to 5.
About 100 girls are expected to at
tend, and have the opportunity to
acquaint themselves with the work
of the "Y," and with its various
cabinet and staff members. Guests
will be able to sign up for fresh
man commission groups or staffs,
and to take a membership in the
organization.
Hostesses will be Mary Edith
Hendricks, chairman of the proj
ect staff; Anne Pickett, leader of
freshmen commission chairmen;
Gayle Caley, in charge of the fi
nance staff; and Eleanor Clizbe,
chairman of the membership staff.
These girls will be assisted by
their stafi' members.
Anyone unable to attend the tea
today, will have a chance to come
to a similar function on Thursday,
Oct. 24 from i to 5.
BAPTIST GIRLS PLAN .
ANNUAL NIGHT PARTY
Foreign Games to Furnish
Entertainment for
Affair.
Baptist girls and their friends
are Invited to attend the annual
girl's party to be held at the Bap.
tist Student House, at 1440 QJ
street, Saturday evening.
The evening will take on an in
ternational aspect, with table
games of several foreign countries
occupying the first part of the eve-
ning. Other high lights in the pro
gram will be a violin trio oy
Misses Lois and Twyla Ogle, and
Miss Delia Kraemcr with a taik
by Mrs. Ray E. Rice on The Life
of the Native Girl in Italy.
DANCING
Friday Saturday
Leo BECK
Eddie JUNGBLUTH
and Their Orchestra
Playing Both Nights '
AH Dressed
Up and Ready
for the
HEAVY DATE
But it's the Evans Cleaning and
Pressing that really puts ihe fin
ishing touches to your immacu
late appearance. Call us often.
Expert
Launderers
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SAVE 10 ON CASH & CARRY CLEANING
' You Are Invited to Attend a
Gampus Fashion
Clinic . . .
presented by
Co-eds of the University
of Nebraska
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Gold's Kampus Korner
Friday ... 4 p. m.
Auditorium -Third Floor
featuring
New Sports Fashions
Fur trimmed sport coats
Untrimmed sport coats
Frocks ior sport wear
KNITTED FASHIONS
Twin Sweater Sets
Knitted Frocks
one, two and three piece models
SHOWN ON LIVING MODELS
Various groups will be represented 6y the
models ... a favorite model to be selected
each week . . . come . . . cast your VOTE for
your favorite model.
V innrr nf B ' tvk't Clinic tn tie Announced Friday
MODELS for TODAY'S SHOW
Mildren Hansen
Delta Delta Delta
Sarah Anne Kanffman
Delta Zeta
Esther Stein
Sigma Delta Tau
Frances Lincoln
Alpha Chi Omega
Betty Mayne
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Maxine Wents
Alpha Phi
Lmrt Day!
Joan
CRAWFORD
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ETHIOPIA
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