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The DAILY NERRASKAN
Wednesday, November 8, 1933
'Harlem7 house party holds
swing limelight for weekend
Providing Harlem with real com
petition, the AOPi's star on Friday
night with their 'Harlem Swing'
house party. Among AOPi's and
dates attending will be Jane Pratt
and Bob Livengood, Sigma Nu; .
Mary Lou Neumann and Tom
Brown, DU; Janet Shaw and Bob
McCampbcU, Delt; Lorraine Chant
and Verne Tngerham, Kappa Sig;
and Marjorie Staab and Larry
Swerlund, Sig Kp.
Theta Xi Dale Anderson has a
real reason to gripe about call boy
duties. Arising at an early hour
the other day Dale went out to
get the papers -found himself
locked out and yelled himself
hoarse.
Following the game on Satur
day will be a Pi Pht open house,
an Alpha Chi Omega ditto and a
Kappa Kappa Gamma second ditto,
to which all are welcome.
ARRIVING
Saturday for homecoming celebra
tions are Cooper Campbell, twin
brother of Woodie Campbell: Mor
ley Hurson, Sigma Nu from Geor
gia Tech; and Fred Chambers,
former Acacia and well known
N. U. track star. They will attend
the Farm House fall party, and
the homecoming dance with Phi
Mu's Frances Vaughn, Kllajo
Marshall and Woodie Campbell.
WITH ELECTION
over only the suspense remains
but arrangements for dates go on
and on. Ruth Salisbury, Chi Omega,
and Julien Hors, Sig Fp; Jean
Fisher and Wade Raser, DU; Bett
Atkinson, Gamma Phi, and Karl
Bamesberger, Beta Sigma Phi;
Martha Ruth Palmer, KKG. and
Sigma Chi Kokjer; Jete Horner,
Pi Phi, and Leonard Dierks, Sig
ma Nu; Shirley Faytinger, Pi Phi,
and Phil Mullen, Sigma Chi; and
Alpha Phi Marion Bremers with
Bill Horn. ATO; Janet Moon,
Alpha Phi and Howard Marshal,
Sigma Nu; Jean Christie, also
Alpha Phi, and Lee Roy Farmer
end the ever-growing list.
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces
the initiation on Thursday of Ros
anne Sheehan, Suzanne Woodruff,
and Mary Ella Bennett
THE ANNUAL
Kappa Delta homecoming luncheon
will be held at the chapter house
on Saturday noon. About 69 alum
ni are expected.
Professor Westbrook, dean of
the school of music, will be the
guest of the Sigma Nu's tonight
for dinner.
Several movies of the geological
expeditions taken this summer
were shown by Professor C. Ber-
trand Schultz at the Theta Xi
house on Monday night.
Exchange dinners include Kappa
Kappa Gamma-Phi Delta Theta
and Acacia-Gamma Thi Beta to
night. Hour dances scheduled are
Alpha Phi-Sigma Chi on Friday
night and Alpha Phi-Barb hour
dance on Saturday night. The Sig
ma Chi's have an Alpha Chi
Omega hour dance Friday night.
Rally-
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candidate, and the Sig Kp found
one apiece, so they emptied them
together, put them on my feet, and
the driver started off again. We
found the car in front of the Phi
Psi house and emptied the garbage
all over it.
Then about ' 200 more yeggs
came running down the st. throw
ing eggs. When another egg came
in, the other girl and I decided we
might as well get out where we
could at least dodge. Just then,
though, somebody hit somebody
else on the head with a board so
we decided to stay where ws were
Outside the car everybody was
apologizing to everybody else in
general, except for eight or ten
guys who were fighting.
Everybody seemed to be very
anxious to get rid of an the eggs
they could at once, so we closed
the car windows, and the girl with
the car started off agahn. Some
body yelled that a college man was
just hurt in front of the Pht Delt
house so we went around there,
but all we could see was eggs all
over the front window, the side
walk and the street.
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VICIOUS CIRCLE: Introducing the happy-goJuckyTuttles of Tahiti, who
couldn't go fishing withont gas for their boat Couldn't get gas without
money. And couldn't get money without fishing!
"THE MORTGAGE LIFTER.
On this bird the Tuttles gambled
their last stick of furniture but
nobody knew if the cock could fight!
DEGIN THIS NEW NOVEL
THEY COULDN'T EVEN DIE SUCCESSFULLY.
Pastor Tearo held memorial services for four
Ti ttles lost at sea . . . but he talked too soonl
PUZZLE: TheTuttle boys caught a for
tune in fish and then discovered they
didn't know how to get it hornet
IN THIS WEEK'S POST
ARE ENDOWED COLLEGES DOOMED?
Are colleges like Harvard, Columbia and Uni
versity of Chicago on the way out? With mil
lionaires vanishing, taxes rising, investments
dwindling, how can these schools compote with
state-supported universities? Robert M.
llutehins, President of the University of Chi
cago, suggests some about-face tactics in his
article, What Good Are Endowments? in this
week's Post. (Required reading for allstudents.)
IN TITIS SAME ISSUE: A new big game fish
ing btory by Thilip Wylic, about an overstuffed
politician who goes after newsrecl-tiized fish
and pulls a trick no sportsman could stand for
bribes or no bribes I See There He Blows!
AND ... a lively football story about the great
pro star Tacky Farr and how he played A Ball
Game for Delia by Ben Teter Freeman.
PLUS a yarn by Harry KUngBbcrg b which
the assistant District Attorney has a hunch
that astrology might sometimes be Billed
m-u-r-d-e-r. Read Remember Galileo . . . And
a romantic story, The Crwadert by James
Street.
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