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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, September 19, 1940
People have bepun hour-dancing
around and college in the social
studies department has really
commenced for the vague honor
of the first pin-hanging goes to
Sigma Nu Johnny Spence who
just hung his pin on the little Al
pha Phi, Barbara IJodgman . . .
and with these other primary hon
ors which are as fleeting as a
feminine hat fashion, the Pi Phi's
threw the first hour dance . . .
that was the Phi Gam chapter on
their front steps?
And the AOPi's and the Sig
Chi's are going- to start shouting
for the first candy passing over
the Jane Pratt and Allen Leffer
dink pinning . . .
The something new and some
thing novel goes to the KKG's
for when pretty Patty Catlin came
to college she may have left home
but her mother came to college
Mrs. Catlin, a Kappa too, 'is at
the Kappa house to house-mother
Pat and the other KKG's . . .
Those Kappa Sigs are finding
gobs of rocks in their paths of
affection . . , anyway Jim Evin
ger and Pat (DG) Patterson have
pttf! The billets they're exchang
ing now aren't the same happy
variety of a few days back . . .
and there's no more, absolutely
no more the B. Jo Billsby, KAT,
Dick Bisgard deal . . .
Brand new among the steadies
are Wanda Cumbaugh, Alpha Chi,
and Hetcher Conn, Sig Alph , . .
Back to the campus is Yvonne
Costelln, whisking in and out of
the Chi O house and spiking cur
rent rumors that girls' school wan
this year's destination . . . and
oh, to spike one rumor that had
the horrible fallacy of being quite
incorrect back also, big as life,
twice as natural and prettier than
ever is Beth Howley, thus reduc
ing the Mortar Board losses to a
mere twosome . . .
After a year's absence, the lad
who did a lot of heart fluttering
is registering . ... we couldn't
have mistaken anyone else for
Don Bushauaen ?
With National Guard beginning
to be called about tomorrow,
Leonard Dunker must be suffer
ing mental anguish ... or have
all of these connections finially be
gun to function?
ATO pledge upon ATO pledge
could be found picnicking In Penn
Woods after boys' preference . . .
just a chummy get-together to
promote acquaintance and stuff . .
And then there was the lad who
replied when he was being plied
with freshman caps, DAILY aub
scription, and other enticements,
to the Barb Union salesman's
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"Are you affiliated?" with one of
his own "what's affiliated?" . . .
the weary Barb representative re
asked "Are you a Barb or a
Greek?" th frosh answered him
with a "Neither -I'm an Amer
ican" . . .
Study hard
in the Union .
we'll see you
Gopher train
tickets on sale
Social leaves Friday;
round trip fare $11
Student reservations may now
be made for accommodations on
the Nebraska - Minnesota football
special train which leaves Lincoln
Friday, Oct. 4 at 7 p.m., Chicago
Great Western railroad officials
announced Saturday.
Round trip special fare is $11.00
on through, air conditioned
coaches Lincoln to Minneapolis.
Pullman sleeping cars with tower
and upper berths, compartments
and drawing rooms will be avail
able. The schedule:
Leave Lincoln 7 p.m., arrive
Omaha 8:07 p.m., leave Omaha
9 p.m., arrive Minneapolis 7:40
a.m. We were told tickets are
godd returning Sunday as well
as Saturday night.
Information may be secured in
Lincoln at the Burlington city or
depot ticket offices.
A large contingent will follow
the team on their first road trip of
the season judging from the re
sults of the ticket sale so far. An
order was placed for 3,000 tickets
by John K. Selleck, in charge of
ticket sales here at the University.
Approximately 3,800 calls have
been made for tickets and at
tempts are being made to obtain
more tickets to satisfy the demand
for them: The tickets alone will
cost $2.75."
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were represented at the Catholic
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7 Mysteries of Europe
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t iir will make headlines
What players from here win n
: " which of our opponent will be most
mis - hiia juat completer
dangerous? Frank WJ JwilW coaches,
Bwing around the count ryv ho names
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good layers? What , irnpo WauWs
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Read Pigskin Preview of 1940
bv FRANCIS WALLACE
Young Ames gets coaching to km
Young Arooa aat down on
the rrewimi " - -
tvi story of
Jules Romains this t diplomatic
hia unique role Jt panned to
maneuvers in Europe. IM. iwwy
flWt man of letters, UV . f th jargest
helpful now chCrS to Bee through
De.nraoy Ull intact a chance
l,t...M A fascinating, Bhodang
Listory, hitherto never told.
Ho. 1. The Mystery of Daladier
by France's Author-Diplomat
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Communists , wllor, K0 trbed to vnt
20 mile, from Wert Po.nt wh J palloo.
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