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Candy went the rounds at the
Alpha Chi house Monday evening
when Ruth Conklin did the honors
with Bob Denny, Phi Sig of a
couple years ago. . . .
And unhappy with John Miller
are aU the Kappa Sigs for ad
mittedly he didn't like dunkings
. but he hasn't purchased cigars,
either. . . .
So, it was just another Monday
ni Ajid the reason that all the little
SDT pledges are no longer garbed
in sweaters and skirts can be im
mediately traced to the actives
who lifted all the pledges' conven
tional school wear... just to see
thpv'rt look in dresses.. . .
Phi Delt pledges sneaked and
had such a lovely time that they
think they'll do a repeat per-
Mondav night.
a a npflpe offeriner. it seems, the
neophyte Phi Delts brought back
porch furniture. . .trom umam
luacn't it f
AnH nriri social events: AOPi
pledge tea Sunday and Kappa Delt
houseparty Saturday night... and
the KD's got quite cagey with
their invites which are in the form
of Circus circulars.. . .Then Sun
day, again, the Tri Delts have in
vited all the fraternities over to
tea... then Saturday the football
team is entertaining Indiana
Phi Sigs sneaked. . .convention
ally, with all the trimmings. . .the
actives finally found some clothes
to wear. . .which reminds us of
Warren Schrocder's laudable am
bition. . .he's taking a page out of
Players-
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sen proprietor, the firm eats well,
tho they have no clients.
Debts pile up.
With debts piling: up and bank
ruptcy around the corner, a mil
lionaire playboy, Kooeri arnn,
nlaved bv Glenn Nelson, becomes
the firm's benefactor, offering the
four lawvers (Morns benneerer
acted bv Louis Meyer, entered the
partnership later) $25,000 annually
to defend him.
Acclaimed to be one of the most
hilarious scenes is the pseudo-psychopathic
examination of the play
boy, shown here.
Armand Hunter, director of the
theater, says that "the play is a
hilarious comedy or me jacK-m
the-box tvne. meant only for en
tertainment, with no thought of
teaching a moral lesson. Accora
imr to Hunter, rehearsals went as
scncduled, and the actors, prop
crew, and student cureciors nave
all rough snots ironed out and are
ready for a "perfect first-night
performance.
' The cast includes:
jr rrankrl Jimrphlne G11H
Arthur l :more Hick
4vsi-h O'K'rurke Walter Klerhel
ITIrr Kuhu M VVh. tinker
Morrill Nclineer.r Irvliif Wtno
KyUonlu Tyler Mnryellen BuMmm
Irvine I rmikel Robert (ieiwlck
I hum ck Helling
Mamie Kooenuiry Owens
'telephone llni-nmn Kuhnrt Hiark
KoliiTt ( arUn Olefin Nelnon
Irhi-ro kul.i lUiniulo Sudevllla
ft. B. Jm:non rUn Klein
-' eleriftiMi boy Howard l-orem
Mioenliiiwi bo Kenneth Miller
HlfiioMMii ji iTiir . .Mary Adelaide Hannen
NteiioffNther Itrkce Hnld
I'ullremM IN enle. Morrow
tin I'rKlnv IImi eharmrter of Mnrrto
pieluieerer will lie played by lul Meyer
Coed Counselors
hold hobby group
meetings for frosh
For all freshmen women inter
ehted in hobby gro.ip-a (sponsored
bv Coed Counselors, a meeting will
be held today at 5 p. m. in Kllen
Smith hall. Marv Bullock. Coed
Counselor, urges all freshmen to
attend and become acquainted
with this part of activity life on
the campus.
The Counselors will offer three
hobby groups this year: charm
(school, lap dancing, and book re
views. Buth Howlcy will sponsor
charm school, and Marion Cramer
will be the leader. The sponsor of
tho tan dancing croup will be Har
riet Talbot, and Jean Cowden, who
hfs taken tap lessons in Chicago
will be the instructor. Dorothy
I-.at.sch will sponsor the book re
views, which will include the
Union book reviews of last year
DICeCiNSON
Hie Krliiiot of lndlUtiikl lnlnir(l(
KI SIMIMS Ht'njKt'TA
DICKINSON SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL
SOI tIS l lneoln Mb. l ife Bld. t -t 1 6 1
Hunt Nurlb of Gold
Socially Spsjaldnq
By Jo Duree
date books of1:he past and now,
we hear, wants to hit every
sorority in Pan-Hellenic. . . .
At the Alpha Chi's houseparty
nothing new and different in the
couplings seems evident ror June
Stover will be witn Acacia fiarv
Minnick, Kay Park with Allen Zik-
mund . . . after having watched
them lunch together ad infinitum,
that doesn't seem unpredictable . . .
then Betsy Wright will be around
with her Sig Nu from worcnwesi
ern . . .
And the Phi Delts, who have ne
glected to send out invitations and
would like for everyone to know
thpv're welcome Saturday night,
will have among their number, be
side all the people who always are
with the same people, Dick Her
man with a rirl from Omaha Du-
r-hAsnp Ril9 Black with Chi Omega
Bethel Cambridge, and Fred Craft
with the Aloha Phi who wears' his
pin, Betty Lou Wentz ... another
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THE SATURDAY
.AM'""-''''-"'"
DAILY NEBRASKAN
mnnl? who should be lightening
Monday evenings with a candy
passing. . .
The Tri Delts playfully dam
pened three of the sisters the other
night, too... Betty Dunn got her
curls all wet because she and
Farm House Bob Wheeler have
held off on the sweets and cigars
. . . Maxine Taylor got ail wei De
cause she and Sig Chi Don Marler
refuse to pass the candy..
And the third Delta wt i is
Arlin McCartne- "
know ...
RENT CARS
Lowest Prices and Good Can
Aiwys Open nd "No Red Tape"
Established 22 Years
MOTOR OUT CO.
1120 P St.
Prions 2 6819 for Reservations
How's
"THEY DIDN'T HEED
COACHING," by
Dick Harloiv
MEM ThT
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Quinn to speak
to Willkie-iles
John B. Quinn, state president
of the Nebraska Young Repub
lican's club, will give a short talk
on "What the Young People Can
Do in This Election" at the Will
kie club meeting in room 312 of
THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE
Prssenfs
That Fast Moving; Modern Farce Comedy
by Richard Maibaum and Harry uiorn.
"SEE MY U
October 9-11 Wednesday thronrh Friday
TEMPLE THEATRE
ltth and R Sts, 7:30 on "en,n
Admission 50c Only
Call 2-7181 ask for 792 ring
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
he found he'd he to betHarv
could beat anybody ehe-
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is terrible. The stuaeni m , . practice.
J-VU1 11 shook
Head Coach thek . . insulted
1Urvud out f d sprint for a touch-
Torby Macdonald into a IS JhohtoVe his leg!
down..buiUateamarounda .o on some
In this week's Post ""wk Jonthe Crimsoa
sf Post this wcek
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Wednesday, October 9, 1940
the Union at 7:30, tomorrow eve
ning.
The meeting has been called to
discuss plans for the non-decision
debate between university repub
lican and democrat clubs to be
held Sunday in the Union.
Scientists at Kansas State col
lege are raising cattle on a diet
that substitutes powdered lime
stone for alfalfa.
DYER"
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