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THE DAILY NEBKASKAN. HUD AV. JAM'AKV 1 1.
Societi
By Johnny Howell Quarterback
mi'!
Mary Anna Cockle
JOHN HOWELL'
AS JOHNNY SEES IT
STA L E HAH INTEGRATION PLAN
CLEANS UP LEGAL PROFESSION
That tiily sins f agate atop the
masthead of Wednesday's Kag Was
ueod news to m.uiv of us who
labor over a typewriter for hours
everv day tryiiii: to produce some
thin: which bordeis oa being cohe
rent. The crack was, of course,
aimed sarcastically. Hut 1 didn't i
take it that way because it was
reassuring, yea., satisfying, to find
that at least one person has not. i
been disillusioned over my scholas- i
tic record. I
I've been wondering whore the j
patriotic fennnes of our university
are. While oilier university pals
are busy boycotting Japanese silk,
our fair coeds remain unmoved.
That is, save one yum;; lady,
Betty Meyer, who weais nothing
tmt anklets (in the. way of so:;t.
But she is also boycott ins the
smith's cotton. According to a re
cent survey which is conducted
along the lines of a I. S. Ag de
partment survey, it revealed defi
nitely that there is more cotton in
a coup'.e of feet of sock than there
Is in a couple of inches. It's alarm
ins but True.
konin deal, is, contrary to much
discussion I've heard on the sub
ject, running- a smooth path. The
V. pin which wandered Alpha
Chi way last Saturday night is
back on the vest of the guy what
I owns 11, mn i ne senumeni s uie
" same. They're going: to two's a
couple it for awhile and if all goes
well, there may be further wandering-
for the little U. U. nin.
Flora Albin thought it was
awfully funny when Tri Delt sis
ter, Hetty Van Home, called Gor
don Uhri "Twink" but later the
laugh was on Flora. It seems her
favorite name for Billie Gray hap
pens to be "Punky." I've heard
Bill called a lot of things but that
top:-, them all.
Dean Foster, Editor Munson
Praise Incorporation
in Law Bulletin.
Hasn't Johnny been a bit hasty
in his conclusions of late? To
cite nn example, Marj Coriington
thinks he ought to do some tall
explaining: to her. The other day
ho told in his column about the
date she broke with that much
publicized young man, Bob Me
Campbell. As it happened, Marj
kept the date and has noi. ns
Johnny also stated, ever seen a
bowling alley.
BY DEAN POHLENZ.
Do you look like either of tht
two cuts reproduced here? If John
Cherry, house manager at the
Stuart, or his assistint, Bill
Knight, think you do, you can i?o the membership of the bar con
to Tovarich for free. This is the sists of men unworthy to be in the
first of a series culminating with ProJ?M',,n; fording to Dean,
, II. H. Foster of the college of law
a contest to see who most nearly a,u, John , Mlinflon, student edi-1
resembles Rosemary Lane as a ,0,. of thc Nrbraj.ka Lavv Bulletin.
SUllll 10 plUg IIOIIVWOOU UOICI ,,.h , m.Inlhnr f nr. artielel
entitled "Bar Integration Comes to
Nebraska" appearing in thc cur
rent number of the Law Bulletin.
Because the activities of this
small fraction of the bar are such
that the press gives wide publicity
1 to their misdeeds, there has been
a wide spread lessening of respect
I fni tli lao-ol rtrnfCiiiin st-ites the
article. The bar integration plan
recently adopted in this state
should promote better understanding-
and better relations between
the Nebraska bar and the Ne
braska public, Munson and Dean
Foster believe.
Committees Air Complaints.
The methods previously exist
ing for airing of .complaints were
neither efficient enough nor of
easy enough access to members
of the public with grievances to
air. The appointment now of com
mittees in each of the ?.. judicial
make it easier for
Adeline Wedel who is almost a i the public to have complaints in
dead linger for Anita Louise. I vestigated. mid also aid in clearing
Marie Anderson Page-boy Theta up the complaints which arise
AnlU lulp ( Uiidiilf l.ulbrrt.
Lincoln Journal.
planting the present voluntary bar
association, the new integrated
bar will be able to speak with au
thority for the whole profession.
VK.-, iu IVin IKtll State to
Probably less than 1 percent of j , ' ,h ' f of bftr orRan.
Ization. The movement actually
bet; a n within the state, however.
Integrated Bar Approved.
In 191-1 Herbert Harley. then
secretary of the American Judica
ture society, urged the incorpora
tion of a state bar in a speech be
fore thc Lancaster County Bar as
sociation A year later C. J.
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Oiv Uisl Ovl
10 CLOSE SATURDAY
By Elwood Randol. 1
A novel dramatic description of.
living conditions today and in the
future will be the theme of thc Co
lumbia Workshop when it presents .
thc play, "The House That Jack
Didn't Build," by Alfred Kreyni- ,
borg, well-known writer of stories 1
about the underprivileged. A sight-'
seeing bus trip will take the listen- !
ers thru the action with thc baiker second semester Daily Nebiaskau
actine as protagonist. The drama
an1 A VI' P Willi Kt.lffu I1V1S! hi
Smyth, president of the State Bar will be presented over a musical n Uw off.(ij, pf (hp M,,i()(iJ of
Publications Board Meets
Next Week, Announces
Gaylc C. Walker.
Applications lor positions on the
The prize in that contest will be
the age old trip to Hollywood.
After much consideration the only
girl in Lincoln that 1 know who
looks like either of the stars is: districts will
to be nnue.iUv now
I m going
and bl
Ashton
Vickery, Phi Psi, to keeping their
Din haneinc a secret. Yes sir. it is
trtie. They went and done it.
t lie
To show VOll that even the host 1
ast the efforts of Courtney ()f pp,Vl,it sometimes rate this col-,
l. Alpha Phi pledge, ami Bert umn. let me tell you about the
; awful, terrible, terrific thing one j
!f our most prominent Mortar!
i Boards did last Wednesday. At j
the dorm the girls leave their
, wraps in uie knotty pine room
; i incidentally sometimes spelled
I naughty) while they eat break
' fast. 'Marty Morrow dashed from
the breakfast room, and tore into!
I what she thought was her own j
fu;- cent, but which later turned
lout to bo an even better one. She
1 didn't discover her mistake, how-1
i ever, until an hour or so later.
and then was her face red. Can't!
! you just, picture headlines in all I
the papers, "Mortar Board Abducts'
, Fur Coat?" I
Dr. Ixniise Pound dropped
routine of her F.n;;i:sh '-M class
long cr.rugh the other dav to wel
come Elmer- IViiirmaiin ha, k into
the fold She even went so far ;is
to allow the das.; to Co a MUe
hand clapping in honor ol his foot
ball perlormance on the coast.
n-
P,oo Kail, Phi Psi. and Louise
Hensoii, Kappa plei.ge, whose ro
mance we lirsl mentioned a couple
of months back, now have a new
method of counting- thc weeks un
til they ar? ma be hiUhed.
F.ach successive week end they
take one paper clip from a lon
chain and chuck it out the window.
This impressive ceremony marks
the passing- of a week of eourtin'
and brings thew a week closer to
the 1t?y when.
Says the Wichita C. i.ilte; A
nrcfess or nt the University of low a
h.fis just finished an
meter" which he claims
ure thc capacity of one
might get by as Colbert if her
hair were arranged differently.
SCOOP. . . EXCLUSIVE!!!
David O. Selznik who holds
the fdm rights on Gone With the
Wind and Metro Goldwyn Mayer
who hold the contract of the
only suitable player for the role,
Clark Gable, broke today after
conferences and Selznick an
nounced that negotiations were
"definitely terminated '.. ..
Hollywood know-alls declare
the matter is too important for
the groups to stand apart very
long. They expect a resumption
of conferences shortly, even
though Selznick threw out a
broad hint today that he may
buy out United Artists and take
a long chance on finding another
boy suitable to the role of Rhttt
Butler.
thru misunderstandings rather
than trouble of a more substantial
i nature. For the latter, conferences
between a group of disinterested
1 lawyers and complaining members
! of the public may be arranged.
All inclusive, and entirely sup-
association, advocated the forming
of such an organization. In 1934
a committee was appointed to
draft an integration bill, which
was introduced in thc legislature
but was never reported out of the
house judiciary committee. One
year ago, however, rules for an
integrated bar, after having been
favorably voted upon by lawyers
of the state, were submitted to the
Nebraska supreme court. On Sept.
20 that body granted the petition
of the bar association committee
and brought to realization thc
dream of many year's standing.
"After an intermittent struggle
for almost a quarter of a century
Nebraska has attained a bar as
sociation which has the organiza
lit ten especially for the i
show, entitled "Hammers. Nails journalism at the noon deadline
and Saws." with different sized
nails and varied methods of saw
ing being used to produce a unique
suggestion of building activities.
The program will be under the di
rection of William N. Robson.
KFAB at 7 p. m. Saturday.
John Bentley, sports editor ot
the Lincoln Journal, will inter
view Guy Chamberlin, Husker
footballer during the 1914-15
campaigns, on the Sports by
Bentley program over KFOR to
night at 10.
The Saturday Night Swing Club
has been extended another half
hour and to celebrate the occasion
a galaxy or me country a swing
tion and power to accomplish the greats will be presented on the
purposes for which a voluntary or
ganization could only agitate and
resolve," Dean Foster declared.
"While there may be some Ne
braska lawyers who are over-enthusiastic
and some who are over
critical, let's give the integrated
bar a fair trial. No state that has
ever adopted integration has ever
retreated."
TThakaL
ski.n on (; cwprs I
By Bob Rupp.
'Gussie' Gustafson got a letter in
Re. 11 class the other morning.!
What these women won't do lo,
attract rttention. I
Speaking: of Kc. classes. Norrii
"emotion I Short would have a liHrd time
will meas- getting in all his sleep if it
; mood for . weren't for that 8:00 o'clock cco-
By Gene Garrett.
Yesterday's convocation was the
13th of this year's series, but it
was far from unlucky for those
who heard Hermann T. Decker
of thc school of music theory de
partment. Jean E. Decker ac
companied him in his voice recital
of folk type music.
Fan mss are filled with rave I Mr. Decker opened his program
notices lor the new Mne Wist j w ith an English version of Bach's
film, Everv Dav's Holiday. As a "At Evening'' from St. Matthew's
hiunctte La West is even more at
luring.
made Taul Bunyan the patron
j saint of American lumberjacks,
i After these songs, the mood of
the music changed, becoming more
quiet as Mr. Decker sang "Die
I Nacht," "Zur Ruh, Zur Ruh." and
"In der Fruehe," all in German.
' Tlu next three nunilters w ere by
three Scandinavians; "To the
Harp" was written by Jarnefelt. a
Finn. "The Fisherman to his Son"
is the composition of a Norwegian,
Filing; and the most beautiful of
the three, "Black Swans" is the
work of the Swedisli
Hallstrom.
A song from thc first act of the
Wagner opern "Die Mei.ster
Singer" concluded the program.
first full hour broadcast .starting
at 5;30 over KFAB and Columbia.
The stars include Taul Whiteman.
Connie Boswell. the Raymond
Scott quintet, Louis Armstrong,
Fats Waller, Joe Venuti, Jerry
Collona. and Jack and Charlie
Teagarten.
v
Senators Robert M. La Follette
and Ernest Lundeen and Rep. Her
bert S. Bigelow will discuss "I'n
employment and Taxation" over
KFAB tomorrow afternoon at 1.
on Saturday, Jan. ir, according: to
Gaylc C. Walker, chairman of the
student publication board.
The first of next week the publi
cations board will meet to con
sider the candidates for the posi
tions. All students who apply
must be available for personal
Interview during the time of the
board's meeting.
Positions which will lie filled on
the Nebiaskau staff are editor-in-chief,
two managing editors, six
news editors, a business manager,
and two assistant business mana
gers. For the Awgwan, the editor,
business manager, and two assist
ant unpaid business managers will
be chosen.
Alice Faye, Alice Brady. Don
Ameche and Tyrone Power, stars
of the show.
Tommy liorsey will explain the
history and evolution of swing on
his Friday night program at h:3D
over KOIL and the NBC-Blue.
The history of swing will begin
with W. C. Handy's "Memphis
Blues" and will be traced to the
present. Dorsey's orchestra will re-
The second group in competition j produce these basic tunes in the
for the Columbia Chorus Quest exact tempo and rvthm mat was
'strcl." After that
Great Meat Pie,
love by the perspiration m ine,nomics class.
palm of the hand. According to the Harold Peterson sat all through
professor, the machine is l little a poultry class with a little puppy
use to the ordinary layman, as it ; asleep on his lap and then won
takes a trained psychologist to in-, dered why thc professor c hired
term t-t the routine side of the ; at him when he asked a ouis.i w.i, .k. .kJ.i'.. , have been inspired by the celt-bra
readings. 1 wonder if someone , t jn. If bis name had been Mary malic hou-e manager" is said to ' t,on', he1,1 ,n EnlRnJ on the K
couldn't invent a ga.igef to meas-, ;in, lt hFu b(Vn a lnmb he was have poured petroleum' on tne I covery of George III. from a long
r.re the capacity of one's mood for I holding, it would have been differ- water but crinin" is still prevalent, ; illness- an occasion on which fes
i,.v liv the .s.veat on the brow? , ni I 1 " ' ' , tivals were held throughout the
Art Smith is taking Mildred Sta- binding and enforceable and not
. : n L tl,A lu; f.. e 1 n-i . I . - . . . . ..
o ii iiiy V SI' KS 11. iiMio.ii. inr.v i sunjeei lo aionrary re piMiauon.
Ann Corio one of the better
but not 0 mart of the burly
queens is back in the big town
denying rumors that have reared
their ugly heads about her affair
with a minister from Albania.
Falk Konitza. Husband Emmett
Callahan is not very happy
about the whole thing.
Burly too has its labor troubles,
a near strike took place in a New
lork spot the other day. A diplo
i Passion, and followed it with the
I German "Col raggio placido" from
' Handel. His powerful voice made
, the Temple auditorium fairly ring
most of the time during the sing-
ing of these two melodies, and
especially during the second,
i which is decidedly bombastic.
An Italian folk tone "The Fair
of Mast' Andrea" opened the sec- j itv, maintains that a vast educa
jond group, and was followed by r ! tioi-al progiam is needed to offset
i romantic Greek ballad "The Min- social stagnation wnu n nas per
"Without waiting for thc slow
improvement of human nature
th'u eugenics, great progress tan
be made toward the 'good society'
by the better development of the
capacities we already possess."
Dr. Edwin Grant Conklin. profes
sor emeritus at Princeton univer-
will be the Syracuse University
Singers who will be heard at 5
Saturday afternoon over KFAB.
The group was formed two years
ago with a fundamental purpose
similar to that of the Chorus
Quest, to bring musical pleasure to
the great groups of radio listeners
and to encourage the formation of
ntlir fcinpinp- rn'Canizat ions. The
composer j rjifinij) jiag m-oait.asting- for
Syracuse listeners wecKly since its
inception.
Powell, Lane and Herbert will
preview several scenes from
"Hollywood Hotel." the flicker,
on the Hollywood Hotel radio
program tonight at 8.
Hammerstein presents Arthur
Carron. young Met opera tenor,
Sylvia Ftoos, personality singer,
Alan Roberts, radio and stage con
cert tenor, and Tex Fletcher, a
singing cowpuncher, will all be on
the Music Hall program which is
heard at 7 this evening over
used when they were popular.
KFAB. Jerrv Mann will devote his
UNQER
BCHIMMEL
DIRECTION
scientific achievement t ; time to the field of humor.
came "The mitted
a song said to run far ahead of development of
' human nature and social progress.
The premiere of "In Old ( 'hi-1
, can i Keep a goou man tiown. can' 14. That, if a wife exercises
Tl vvfkm 1 we nau-e for that I l'10 r'fcht, claimed for lier bv the
, , th'at refreshes ! Wi" pitner ought to be good at! leniinists. of selecting a residence
M if voii've -fte'i well ' into 1 f,"cinK the way lie handles a ba-. other than that of her husband,
cx-im sti'i.'v a' ("uW of lormals I tnn in directing chorus class. Any-. the burden o! maintaining it talis
' . ' ........ ' W.1V he nuts Tllentv of 'umn' inl.i U l lnsivi-lv nn hriiflf
arc aboot on the musi nsi m ie-; ' , , ' " 1 " , ., , . ', . .. 1
vive vou. Mark these dates down
land. "The Great Meat Pie." how
ever, sounds more like the inven
tion of the same characters who
cago. another new motion picture
which will have its maiden show- I
A second cousin of Greta Garbo ' ing in the Four-Star theater on
is s student at Weber Junior Col- Wilshire blvd., in Los Angeles;
lege in Ogden. Utah. She scored will be broadcast over a oast to j
142 in a psyt-hologival examination : coast Mutual network this ev ening
at Ohio Slate and is ranked a at 10-30 over KFOR The parade ;
"genius " . of picture stars will be 1M by
ptittltl ftl hf
mf I"
PHI MU
t till n h.rrning
ALPHA XI
DELTA
ifnffv it nine
. HOME DF THE .
Trsty PhstryShdp
in your where and when book. To
night is the Phi Gam party at the
Lincoln hotel. You won't want to
miss it cither, because Fiji formals
arc alwav.-i fun. Then of course
you'll be tiekkuig over to the
Cornhuskrr where the l'lu Mil's
pre having somewhat of a g-l
together a!i top li.-t and wlutc
tie if you can manage it.
You might just as cell s h.-.lule
your plans for tomorrow evening
too. when the Alnh.i Xi Lull's
will play hostess . bids say
the Cornlnisker at nine, so see
you there. A i orchid to the dorm
'gals for their good looking invi
tations to their winter formal at
Carrie Ruyintmd hall Saturday
niirht. That ought lo be quite an
affair too.
exclusively on herself.
Seems like there was quite a' l.". That the husband shall not
siege of diamond passing and pin be subject to suit for any unlawful
hanging ever vacation. Fern Nel- 'act of thc wife, except where
son has been flashing a diamond under the law he would be re
around on that certain finger the sponsible were s.ie some other i
last couple of weeks,
'Jocko' Tomich came through
with the latest reason why ou
ples leave dances during intermis
sion. He says he goes out to the
car to listen to the radio
Charles Yount, freshman, is still
in a critical condition at the hos
pital. He has had seven blood
person, an, I that she alone be
made answtraUc lor her own
torts.
That all legal presumptions
that the wife in committing a
criminal oflense acta under coer
cion from her husband be defi
nitely discarded and that a niar
rie.l woman he held resnor.sible
transfusions so far but is slightly! ""d"' tllr P'' "de exactly as if
unproved, according to the latest
repent. He has been in the horpi-:
tf.l with typhoid fever since ) fore
Christmas vacation.
Hattie Canada tells me thai all
the girls iiave to move out of 221'7
she were s ngle.
Husband Hat Equal Authority.
17. That wit.'.in the home with
relerenee to the tauuly policies,
the family staiaL.rd of living, and
Uie upbringing of the children
Holdrege because they make too the husband have nn equal voe-e
That IvLons Kors-KIwi
Pan-
much noise
room owr
ou migiit l ly loi a
here, Denver!
MEN FEAR ' RIGHTS 1 ARE
ON SKIDS; WANT EQUAL
ITY WITH WOMEN.
i Continued from Page i
female of the allure of sex a? ft
means of attaining business or
professional preferment be made a
penal of fens".
.'. Th.it, accepting the datum
of Mr. Justice Sutherland, that "It
cannot lie shown that well p;.id
women safeguard Ihe.r mi.ials
more carefully than those poorly
paid," nil lavs lixinr. minimum
.V) :, lor female workers lie i.n
nullej or repealed or that they be
made to apply t" i.ien as well as
to women.
. That . li.nce t :i
Mr. Justice Hoin.es. 'it will need
more than the N.'aieenth Amend
ment to cnnvinec me that there
fU'P tin differences between nn n
nn.l women." is to he rejects! ;in'l
the loctnn" that the ecs are
rqil.il physically, mentally and
otherwise to women alone be tdiro
j,ated or else etcnoe.l to both
sexes alike.
Afcc Points Ald.c.
7. That all laws fixing an a.;e
of consent, fin Hge of majority or
nn age point for any other pur-po.-ie
whatever be applied without
discrimination to males lis well as
to females and that the age set be
thc same in all cases for both
sexes.
. Thai women he compelled to
sniiwor. both civilly and criminally
icr sex ollense.s, when the ele
ments of the crime a'e establish
ed, precisely to the same extent
end in the same manner as men.
9. That actions for breach of
promise to many be abolished en
tirely or recovery limited to actual
expenditures made In preparation
fur the mani..ge 01 . in the alterna
tive, tl.at the men he given exactly
the s;.nie relief in case of the
breach "t s-ii h a contiact as the
women under s.milar circum
stances. Should Return Presents.
Particularly that lie be entitled
and cu.ua 1 authority with the wife
IK. That, uheie the wife does
ti"t contribute to the maintenance
o! the tamily. s"-c be compelled
faithfully and efficiently to p r
form her duties as the ke,'r.- of
the home and that the la furnish
the husband some leg.il iiie.ins of
compelling it.
IP. That in case of separation
or divorce the husband be relieved
of all financial obligation to the
to a return of all presents made j wife when she !. independent
to t:ie woman, intiuding the en
gagenimt ring, and tie reimbursed
lor all money expended on tlu
woman in the course of courtship.
10. Th.it all the conditiins im
posed un the man seeking a mar
riage license be made to apply
with equal force to the v.orni.n,
means or an independent income.
JO. I hat women be made liable
for jury duty on the same condi
tions a.-, men and excusable only I
for the same reasons. And that
tie law in general nuit making a
pet of the female and begin to
mete out even handed lustiie be. 1
iisci iniimi! -on in this respect l ing J tween the sexes, holding fmr worn-
ilfirrr.etion fif 1 ' 1 oi'OL.uiiy Mri nil lujuNuce.
II Jliel I lie ccrreiai ive lignts
.Mid liabilities of husband end wile
he made e'pial.
11!. That, where the wife his sep
arate property or a separate in
come or Pillows some letnunerii
tive pur-tut outside the home, tin
husband be released from the pri
mary duty of providing for hn .
support and that she be made j
jointly liable under the law for thc t
maintenance of the family in pro
portion to her financial ability. j
Make Agreements on Support.
13. That where the parties prior '
to their marriage enter into an I
agreement fixing the family dom- !
iiile and naming the amount of:
financial support the husband is to
give the wife be made legally
en offenders, especially husband
hlllers, liable cxertlv the same as'
men offenders, and imposing on I
l.i in the sa die penalty. j
A coed id Texas A. & 1. college
Vi lied at the psychological too- '
in.-ni and as a remilt is soprano
soimst in the college choir.
Fres Theater TickeLs
Leaded Brome Gas
Whit G&s ijle
Deep Rack Oili
holms Ar$t
Pretty cut outfmlt
hut our tirnutiful dm.
Ina room li wtrin end
cozy. No 1ooll"0.
Comt tin out. Tht
Whitt Home.
JOTEL LINCOLN
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