Nebraska Newspapers

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THE DAILY NKBKASKAN. Tl'KSDW. OCHWF.H 26. 1037
PRESS CLUB OFFERS
Ajj Meal Judders Kiiumc on Top at Kansas Cilv
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By Johnny Howell Quarterback
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Mary Anna Cockle
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JOHN HOWELL
AS MAKYANNA SKES IT.
Last week-end moug.it forth a
new and different combination, or
maybe it was just a matter of
who was left at home. Anyhow,
Jan Garbcr, which by the way was
quite the occasion, effected a rec
ord turnout. Let us see, there was
Clayton Ankeny. one of D. U.'s
lawyer boys, who has aain re
verted to pledges. This time the
voung lady was Mavjorie Barnett
of the latest batch of Pi Phis.
And for the first time this year,
Beta's Johnny Wachter was strut
ting Alpha Phi's candidate for Ne
braska Sweetheart. Kva Jane Sin
clair. One of the Sigma Nu pledges.
Gale Tate, did a very neat job of
showing" Ginny Anderson's young
sister. Lucille, around, while Dow
Wilson ami Frances Goodwin
pulled some fast ones in the way
of tricky steps. Couldn't help
noticing- Olaudine Hurt. Tri Delt.
whose golden locks were set off
by a simple dress of royal blue,
mid Mary Helen Hustead looking
very Harper's Bazaau.sh in some
thing tailored.
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JANE CATHERINE. THE 2ND.
Delt's Lynn Thompson. whose
motto seems to be "If at first you
don't succeed, try again." has been
calling Jane Hayes ever so often
this year. She finally went to his
house party with him. and spent
most of the evening looking out
the window at the capitol. The
strangest coincidence is that Jane's
middle name is Catherine. 1 can
remember very distinctly of an
other Jane Catherine at the Tn
Delt house whom Lynn used to
wax poetic over last year, but then
what's in a name?
ON THE AIR.
It may not sound as exciting as
being right on the grounds, but
I've found that you car. have just
as much fun listening to
town games right at home. Quite
a crowd gathered Saturday at
the Lincoln where they could dine
and dance and still know what
the score was. And at the Corn
husker. one of th- big rorr.er
booths was full of Delta Gamma's
diagraming the play on napkins.
The Rag staff as usual took in
the game via the radio.
HAD YOU NOTICED?
As Joe ii Nataie from KFAB
remarked. Nebraska has not scoie J
a single time thi.i year during th.
third quarter. Unlike b;idge. I
guess it's not thud hand high, at
this game.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
There's a lot in some of the tags
our campus bigger shots have col-
lected. To cite two good examples.
I might mention Bob Gannon
whose current title seems to be
"Dumpies" at least with the young
er set. And then there is Don
Eoehm whom everyone is railing
"Duke." Make something of it n"
you can. There seems to be a l.id
oen reason.
THEY PUT THE COLORS ON.
Phi Mu's latest addition to their
pledge class is a little gal named
Auair Bnttain. And at the Sigma
Kappa house, several young things
have deci'd to wear that shiny
pledge pin. Nadme Young. Gei
aldir.e Hubbard ar.d Mamio Thuis
ton are the luck re-.comeis.
tRandam, JaAfiwnA,
Saw cigb.t Delta Gamma's j:i
the "Drug' tfla v.eanr.g eigi.t
vari-colored skull taj.s in cor.'.iast
to th-ir sweaters Also f'-lt v-ry .
ambitious in one of our duller 1-c- I
turf-s and. by dint of ir.u.h f liruj
ir.g. arrived at the following ion
Humor: J2:2 pe:er,t of th- gill?
in aid Ha.-- wore smiilnr .-kull
rap. Wish we could 1;: . a i oupl-f-.ore
w;!h har.g-abie ri oUns like
on reen today.
Right in the swu of la.-iuon
with her three piece sn-esK,iy out
fit worn with a -;;uc green
weatf-r and wis L.n.-
Weaver. Came Bell Ravn.or.d ball.
The yiuare nownerj Robin H'ifH
it. fitte.j vest, and iint hu.g ba
v.-r-ro of fieen and erf-am woo!
I'laid. Lfokf-d plenty na'ty ',o.
Kappa'i Like Spec's.
The K. K. G ' f-vi 11 r.tly b-h-vf
in tr.f glasses of fa.duon. No'ik.i
tix pair of Oxford i-( 3 111 th-ir
err-up yesterday. Also rn-tt : ; ra!
r.-ystal balls fin fh.-nris. 'io.i
Infrcti'.n nhowed snap-hots of
"bf-kt bf-loved n" Or IH i:-ee; d fip-
r-f-xitei i'.or sttvl n!. Hii. 1 rysi .!
ball fr.f!'w-'l a v.at(h
I'oubli.'t balp r.uti'iii;- a ki-.t
uit of tv.;ii(,'iit biue f.n h V. d.,t,
hall girl th- other day. I'age tl.f-old-fashior.f-d
hatiakan f.oa.-- it'
a jitar.rnr.B. inir.d- i us t-
make p-lar.n, for a thiet pw. ki.it
featmed in a knit siiop in Osnh'i
The midnight blue fkirt was a
plain stitch, with red ar.-ota Vf-.s1..
n-l a coat of midnight blue whi-h
l-vokod likf Persian lan-b or ?.s
traka when finislif-d. The unit hand
knitted cost Yl' rmlena' an-i
help from the shop ame to $2"i
Always heard J"ronty guH f.iv-o.f-d
nf.thing Mrorgfr than the
"DnrgV f-f.kc. But bow about It.r-tx-rr
jacket around find about '
CirlK- the practical xouls -s-ern
to favor denim - but our heart is
-t on Bill Gieh'H horv v of a
brown corduroy bfr jaek-t. Glad
they're no rul-.i against the
Jacketn. anyw ;y.
There' Clai in Shoes.
I'.'f) f-asy 1o keep ni,Hn eai u, tb
grooiid Dowadaya -an-l ey-." tof--with
the gfMiAk.?.g I'. KOr '
pstl. W'c love the way thcy'n- 1 It '
up on the instep. And-pradical 1
or not the on tocn. Tne new I
blue dubonret and green n!.ade '
ri Xasclnatlriif and re illv r-iakc
n f!tfit. Liked Pat Peter: on
"efficiency experts" in brown !
uede and kid. They're ties &nd an
omart-looklng a thry are t u h
AUntial. Altn the "npfctator J
rpfirin" piirrpn In brown, riaw
"Tiny" Munc-r. Chi ().. wearing 1
tome clever jade green nucde ox-1
AS JOHNNY SEKS IT.
After Sunday's abbreviated so
ciety column, I will use today's
attempt as a clean-up for the goings-on
at Columbua.
Kirst. there is the terrific beat
ing which the genial hosts of Co
lumbia took from Nebraska. Ac
cording to all traditions of southern
hospitality, Nebraska visitors at
various bouses were received with
open arms and extended all cour
tesies. During the wee small hours,
however, from various dorms came
faintly audible gromblings of
"damn Nebraska" as the Missouri
boys lighted matches over their
beds only to find a Ncbraskan
therin.
Naughty Boy Page Towtiley,
Sigma Nu. after being left in Kan
sas City had to wire the folks tor
a few cartwheels to buy a train
ticket. The joker came when it
was found that the folks didn't
know he was gone from Lincoln.
Wh.-U has happened to the old
fashioned home ?
Proud indeed are all Delta Gam
ma's of P.uth Bryan Owen whose
portrait adorns the walls of eveiy
D. C. house. Some bright boys of
Nebiaska barged into the house
and proceeded to turn the place
upside down. The gals stood ev
erything until they found an ;m
tographer poitrait nfive cents a
dozen i of Lyle Talbot among the
pictures of prominent D. G 's. And
no Ruth Oven.
.
Going into long distance haul
ing distance is Bob Hill.sebeck.
Eob carted Jane Bell all the way
to K. C. wheie she piled out anil
had a whooping good time with
Hermit Hansen for a couple ot
days. Time tn go horn- found her
sitting aloofly in the Ilill.sebeck
; vehicle
out-of-T.obert.
waiting for big-hearted
folds with crepe soles. Gay and
Ui'ferr.t were S isie Erai'ifonl's
peasant sh.'es in brown suede w:t!i '
red and green stitchir.? and a big
biass button on the side. But mo.-t
of all do we like the f-ll-imneisal'
"sad'ile oxforus." They're so j;o.,.
for rainy weather, picnics, oi just
campus comfort. Hone .-ve.;-o:-
wear ; them until vei v iate 'thi.-
Have Von .-,-en ill
Aii'h.i
Dc-ita twins new gr
couldn't f,n-! tia-ni
whim ins; tor a ci
their i harm. Both
r. hats? '
i. aite a
ii. ge - ad'
are r..ad
:;ey
to
of
jade gtc-rii ar.tc-lope an 1 Loth
trimmed with ted and n.yal Hue
gosgrai.n gibix.n m t.crv bands.
And anoth'r kind o! hat - a la th-
eastern and southern girl's ;;, l
.o!s
-tile keichu-fs ".-,: n pea -ant
style. Ilj-.v about -i r.w fad b.ei.
on th..- erimpu.s? A chan-.- lo;
every outfit an I if.-y make mdi
d.-mure fr.imes f,-.r th,. ;.i ,t
hair stvl.-s.
Notice I sev.-ial 1. a:!., r b -Its
lately sti: Mcf with ti:a-- oi
sm-tl;ir.g. F.ist giace r.-.r.i::' i.s
'if .:og coliais -seeon-i g!ai i--minda
us w- tl like to live ..;,.
And the sliuts v.itn st.;' !,-,l -.. s
that res-;noIe pkats. Mains th"
skirt flare very b-rommgly .1 i,t
liear'i vkirts hie up to 17 !:. ix.-.
from the Poor m t.h f-jg. M'.n.s
nion- wink for Moi.'t i a .-.1m-strc-s.-:
But ij-e the tc'lov.s tij-;!
DR
JOHN D. CLARK
TO TALK AT BIZAD
DINNER THURSDAY
Continued from I'ate 1
'.e. Kb-ct:oriS to lii- -..
basi-l on a thrre y,ii 1..01..
- bv the svid-r t
1 oie
.ne
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The winner of th- M.ihr .'.
Paine i.-searH) f( iioia h,p w .b o
named as will th- r.-rip.-it of tl -Phi
Ci.i The' 11 key. Jr-.-.-nted to
the highest lar.k.r.j: sera-! -ni ;..t
her n-corJ during b-r junior y-ai
P.ecij lent? of the Delt . S".--iim Pi
s. hoiarahip fe.-. awaide-i to
highest ranking senior :; the
lej;e and of the Alf-na Kaj.ji.i
.'ned,il;iou. j.r e.s-r.ie-i to tne si
rank'ne tops 1:1 seb ilar-hii
tr.
P
I'-a-if-r.-nip. uiil be anriou:,
the Muo.r.t body. Alsj to b
t.ior.f-'i an- the r.i.'oe.i id Co
are in the upper p if
ti.-ir Ha.'.v
Price of tr.e baiifjijf t is. .-'
five 1 ents
-1 t-
nt f-f
id-,
Ii r- for otie semes'
it ti.!.
yais. Dr. t is v i a or;.-d 0
o tr.f uruvi-r.'ii'y by Iv,:;. am
an-l offiejalf !!- woui-i not . -cr
p; any p iy f-.r his m i vi-es -.'. , ,,e
on tli- uriiv-i .vly Ja uity. and rr. i-a-n.ar.y
lii'-r.-i.s ji bis Slav or.
th- amj.us.
Af'-r lavir.z ti,- 1. !...( r.i'y a'
tl.e 1 lost- 1 f lii" 1 i j ; t . n, -..! :
last year, b- :.pi t t..u- I. n:'- jr.
Wasi.,r.f.'to:.. D. (.'.. woiki.', m
connection witn the ,-;;f;ial .--.t.-.-n..U-e
of th- r-natf winch is
.-.'.ndy..-. the 1 e re,,r. ..-.,' on of t.v.f-f.'i-;-il
-overr.m-r.tn -tru.'i-i:
Dr. Clark ,H 1 workf-l v. ah ir.m-bf-i.s
f an a ivi-f.rv t o.nmittee in
conn-fti-m v.it.i tbf iiivesliatioii
of 'jve; lapp;;. -overnn.f r,t oflices
and burfaur
Me is a nationally k.Vwn lawyi 1
and f-d'i' at or. and a Crrr.ci o.fiif-r
of a la !. oil f i(fi:;i,-.ny. II- r
o iv.-l b .-t A. R. i.i-sii-i- froii. Ne
biaska in VM:i. Ins LL. D. fKiiii
Colurobia two y.ai.s lat-r. and h:s
Ph. Ii. iies'i'-c from Johrix ilop
kir.s in l'i:;l
Ii'ailio Singer !f MAe
Dt-liiil in i'.itin I
Hoi.-
Smith R.illew, on- of ra-no'x fav
oiitf sin-ers of cov.U.y KonrK will
make hiM ring debut in Lire oln
thr-f wi-t-k-f-riii whin h- api-.ii.-; in
"Wtntei-n Gold' at the Liln-My
the tiler.
Our Rental Department
SAFETY-RENT-A-CARS
Peaionabls price. Alw)t
open. Fcrdi, Chev., Wilt; . .
MOTOR OUT COMPANY
E63I9 H2Q p lu
Winning Papers to Appear!
In 'Current History j
Magazine.' '
Three prizes of $100 each for
original essays and certificates of
merit for outstanding radio pro-
grams have been announced by the
Women's Press club ot New York
City. The three prize winning es-
says will be published in "Cur-
rent History Magazine.-'
The .flOO prizes will we awanled
for an essay on the achievements
or an American woman, ;:n essay (
on current jiroblems of money and
banking and for an essay on a plan '
for the attainment of world peace.
Active members of Women's Press
clui)S whether or not affiliated
with the National federation of'
Press Women and Members-at-
Laige of the National Federation
of l'rcss Women, are eligible to
wiite an es.sa v on achievenients
of an American woman. Living
American women or ttv'se who
wile active after lfil'2 .should Iv
the s':lii.-et ol tb. fsw.ie which
must not exceed 1.S0O wrnls. Amei. .in linyal L.vci
Money, Banking Essays. in U:;n:-.i.. City.
F-says on mer.ey nn i banking
mav he sulimitle.l bv anv woman. ....
v-vfi-rMANyposio
'a l Gramiale student woikmg
rsSH - - -
el College giaduutc. who ma-
imv.i i .. co. ,, l. -ke - .!
lor dot toi s decil e m conoiuit
jore.l in economics or b.inki
has bien five yeais in a business
or prcfefsion.
di Any woman bank otlnei or
employee who has fir.i. hcl at least (
one years sjiccial study oi bank-
ing either in i allege oi in th.
American Institute of Ri:.k:i:g.
Designed to focus r.ttention f oi
one of the nm.-! nt.rt.'int ei o-
. i.,. .
i:oi:m j; I'oie::..-, i'i uie li,. i u.c
c.-.-av is limit. A to S.'nio woi is.
ENDORSES N. U. CANVASS
Dr. Swayzcc Conducts Count
Of City Unemployment
In November.
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:'.- pi seed its ( mi;. ,f -,v,mv, I
on the unen.pioyuei.t 'i:iev tnat
is to ' n. ): of Lin-( I:- by D:
.'. O. S'.i.ivzcp of t!i- . oil, j... of
bu.'m-.-s .I'lmmi. iMtio:;.
employ.i..-.. ; r.'in. e,:i !:. ;s
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f.i.-t v.e. k r Nov.-:-,b i ari v.-; 11
pie. .-de by .w-veml d,y. the .out
that will 'b.- made by" the ! .,
gov.-; im.ei.t .". -i s:':.:;.ii !, .t -tior.wio.-
suivy. Bv m.iking rr."
co.'.r.t a:- rf Nov 1. f., ,1 .'..,-i--tieian.s
will b- able to m.oi" ci,.,.
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vulu, '1 : conrg honors in the event
v.lieie the b iys placed various
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In the pirti'te uliove. Coach P.-vs
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good points on a cut of meat. The:
three teammates looking on beside
. ;- r!unadcke are from left to right,
' Bctr.ar.l Keminiller. team alter-
nat"; Carl Swar.sc n ol KearneV.
, and Tom Aitkca of Tcsuin.- rh.
IN THi: !M liJMMJY.
Marvin Plock, Lincoln.
Lill Calhliaa, Grand Island.
Ciomloccd.
Hah Mac Rcngler, St. td
wartl Don Marjd.inz, Pierce.
Byron &.-i:llc, Paxton.
who ii:il the ndaptiiti'in of the
! masterpiece u!, ii ii opi !..- Ne . 1 at
the Lincoln l heate r.
I "Not a single hr." of d aiogue
i has b-rn adued. but Romeo :-i,d
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Captains of Competing
I Teams Predict
! Goal Passed.
i Predicting that the -1 -1 1 ehm
: will exceed its goal of 100 inem
! hers when the membership drive
draws to a close this evening,
i iptains of each of the two eom
i pctmg campaign teams ate striv
ing hard to procure the most new
members and be entertained, as a
I result, by the losing group.
At present the "Greens" side is
; ahead with about (iu new members
and the "Whiics" tallying clos".
i Mvlan P.oss is chai inuin of the
"Greens" and assisting him is Kus
Pficler, Fern tjlenn. P.ex Brown,
Wayne Domingo, and Faith Benu.
Head of the "Whites" team is
Kd l'.ousek, assisted by Kd 7,ahn.
i Kaihervn Cooiev, and Margaret
! Randall.
i "Freshmen are responding veiy
! well. Most of the former 4-li niem
: hers have jiuned." seated Kos.;.
i Any former -l-H member or leader
on Ag campus is eligible tn join
on payment of 2."i cents dues pi r
1 vear. Some of the highlights of
th. activity ) rog ram of the Hull
'sire the Apron and Overall party
in the eiitci t;iinnicnt of -1-11
w inneis duriiij: Huh week, and a
mixer on Nov. 13. -Mclvin Beerman,
!esi ient ol the club announced
that the oi-g.-, nidation lias a full
Ve.ir all"!. ii.
At the Hi:, ax of the member
ship diive a meeting will be be . I
when Kd Kousel;. Kric Thor. I
Verne Fetei.'-on. Ralph Bush, an 1
.Mi lvi;i P.eerm.-ui will icport on
IM.-ir nip to the Conservation of
Rum! Rife confeience which was
In i . lit Manhattan, Kas., la.t
Week.
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Ini!Mir I'irnic Oct. 2.'i
Fur !Iuir SliitJrn!'
M.i F!i. I'.psdon. honorary iuusic
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!y. entertained sophomore,
and : e.-.ior women taking
it an indoor pit nic at the
liV Mil'iir.c. Pccorations
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-ibdlov.f.n theme.
M;. Ma'oe Lie. dim tor of div-
al enx at ion for women, ha
I -en invited to b' come one .f fie-
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