Tuesday, October 29, l&fl
DAILY NEBRASKAN
No more dreaming
The best nows this university has had for a long time was the announce
ment that the board of regents had definitely decided to use the residue of
the Don h. Iovc estate for a new library.
After wrangling with the legislature and arousing student interest, at
times to fever pitch, throughout the past three years, the university finally
may rest its weary body. Now, all we have to do is wait
We're deeply appreciative and humbly grateful to Mr. Love, whose be
quests in the past alone were enough to earn him the undying gratitude of
the university. We're sorry he is not living to see the fruits of his generosity.
The fight has not been in vain. The legislature couldn't satisfy our re
quests, not out of selfishness or disinclination, but because of necessity and
economic expediency. We thank it for the consideration and time it gave
to the study of the problem. It did realize our need.
Thuis announces cadet 'non
Appointment of cadet non-commissioned officers in various
companies of the university KOTO unit were made last week
by order of Colonel C. A. Thuis, commandant.
Following is the complete list of the non-commissioned offi
eers:
INFANTRY.
Cadet First Sergeant.
CO. "A -lt MONDAT. XX I-i MONO AT.
Jc.tn MarUa Dovla, O.-na'-a. William E. Ottmnn, Omti,
Cadet Watoon Sergeants.
reward P. Ioyte. Omaha.
H. Ray Herr, Lincoln.
r.'ibfrt L. C1l't, Gfialin.
jjenlin Neli.'n, ftaun.
Cadet Sergeants
Carl H. Anderson, Lincoln.
l.!e L. Krarilcy. Lincoln.
T.,i.."inn Clare. Lincoln.
C-i'raM M Pnnlap, lenlnf-tr.
I t.rM L. Homard, IJncnln.
liarold 1 Jordan, Omaha.
C-"itt
Rort P Allen, Omaha.
f.-i-l-crt F. :inn. Msrtlwm.
u cue Hoops, Seirlrurvicw.
n J Lamh Lincoln.
F..-nard L McLsiifhlin. Lincoln,
Ivan U. Ponedel. Lincoln.
X. "C" TITST.AT,
R.'Nrt C. Cohen, Orrmba.
Ulrhard C. Bcrr. Omaha
CMa Hurley, V.erna.
Howard R"binron,
John J, Ponci
OohimNja.
Unmln.
Cadet Sergeants
L-vma-d S Chadek. Omaha.
Kchard A. Koiratlc, Omaha.
Pcrman K. Rohrte. Lincoln.
Irvine lialasbock, Omijia.
Jrar F. Tnetnefi. Ftoux OKy, la.
Ciark Lewis, Arnold.
Cadet Corporrls.
Tavlor Withrtrw. Crand Inland. Warrea M. wansor., Klrrrlt
William A. Fajnj.le., Omaha. Richard D. Baker, Mhutierl.
Ceorve H Cutwril, IVWirt. Benjanun E. Kaaout, Lincoln.
Ciarlea K Arpke. Beatrice. Ceraid W. Bemrttene, Omaha.
B.U Voachlm, Kdmontnn, aiherta, Canada. 0re 1L ShannaoKh. Lincoln.
Vera Arnica. Wetpine Water. Homer U Pederaon, Crookjrtco.
Cadet First Sergeant.
CO, 7TESWAT. t0. t-II WEDKfaSDAT.
RRlph G. Batty, Lincoln. eli A. Nordland, Aurpra,
Cadet riatoon SergeanU.
Kennetk
Iiraa
D. Kleacer, Ltooatn,
A. Bukacek, Nelh.
Cadet Strgeent Guides.
Robert B. How tea. Randolph.
Ctu.'lea M. Hauftman. MidweM, Wye.
Cadet Sergeents
lack TtPwk. KadteotL
hert f.tte.aon. Lhicom.
r.oliert K. DeBort.
irrla P Havea, Uncoln
Cadet
Edward K. MIMer,
SMenh m DreMDiaaa. Lincoln.
Frank I. Mattoon, Bwatnea.
Joan E. Lan, Baldwin. Kan.
(ienry B. Boyden, Grand Inland.
Jack M. Cleavenccr. Mullen.
Cadet First Sergeant.
. "G" t-s wedn:rat. oo. ti- a-u thcbmhat.
fUln George. Omaha. BonaK F. Rebal, PlatUmouta.
Cadet Platoon Sergeants.
Sim Buih, Carper. Wyn. Aubrey K. Pettlt. Llnanln.
Hirl-ert E. Lonren, 8kwz City. la. John D. Buah, Yrcamii.
Cadet Sergeant Guides,
WUIUm T Oraham, Lrocoto raiicl Creeullrt. Inckvtda.
William 8. Kramer. Haatlnna. Bneani Irtck. Llnooln.
Cadet Sergeants (Squad Leaders)
Vwnk O'Nlel Naponee.
Wll.mm L. Eherllra. Llneola.
lion McCarthy, Upton, W?o.
ljn R. r.oa. Curtla.
Jlovd Ring. Unrola.
Stanley O. Watt, York.
Cadet
TUchard Koop. Llneoln
I'.lrhard I. Nclwn, ("urtnl
Villlnm Rhepnerd. RuW
Wnlter R. Vohcnblunt, BelkrTlUa, Xaaa.
kHloiim jorperaon, Aurora
hvnnan U. lam. Omaha
CO. T' t-s T-TBS,
Cadet
UlCbarfl Wilton. Lincoln
Paul Kern. BurweB
Cadet Platoon Sergeants.
Ralph Comb Omaha
Fred R. Rimmoni, Lincoln
Kunell A. Therlen. Lincoln
John Turn, Omaha
I."iert I. fa-wr. Cotmcn BluMi. la.
CLASSIFIED
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WANTED A ride or two to Oklahoma
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Frank r.. Wilkina, Omaha,
Rol:t W. Slnne, Lincoln.
Cadet Sergeant Guides.
Albert L. Frr.wn. Omfiha.
Clifton K. Lamhert, Unrein.
(Squad Leaders)
Krunk W. Olvn. Jr., Bonnet.
William P. AlHroo, Oeneva.
inr( O. Jh.ion, AIMoo.
ls H. Oldi'icld. Lincoln.
JnVn M Pctem. Omiiii.
kliuird W. likes, rK.
Corporals.
Jack Knkah'. Lincoln.
Kred XKLaifcrty. Ovsha.
Frank Srn.th Keatrtce.
Uovd L. lV.wntnB. V'ullertflo,
Kc.a-in M. JNrlint:. Lincoln.
Kenneth Covey, Lincoln.
Cadet First Sergeant.
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HHrold V. Hopkins. Lincoln.
Cadet Platoon Sergeants.
TMmaid M. Ynrmt, Mitchell, t
Sam A. Sf.lerno. Omaha.
Cadet Sergeant Guides.
Dak.
Jotin C. W.-Tjirthy. T'onea.
Roy It. eihaw, Omaha,
(Squad Leaders)
TU.bert W. Harklns. Superior.
Ronald H Siratile, Stanton.
upejioer m. rnntr, '".
SpeKoer M
Edpar L. Nenns. Omaha.
Harold D. Swan, Lincoln.
Walter klornscm, Lincoln.
fot Caahcn, Ltecnln.
Edward M. llalanhocb. Owiana.
Edward Kohwartakeipf. Ltcaom.
Format W. (mm, Lmaevllia,
(Squad Leaders)
PWlMp EantnT, Moat City. la.
rrancla R. Joimaom. Uooote.
Wliaaa M. PatnKr,
Wayne Twnwtnc, Lincoln.
Walter R. Locra, Unen4o.
Corporate.
Inland mamwaowj way.
William Dowell, Ltecoia.
day McDonald. Oaana.
Ted Jtothaop. Omaha-
Joapta C. Rrainakl. Cahnmet CMS.
Curtln E. T;nodon. l-ncom.
ran E. AlhUi, Lincoln.
PreBlon 11. Htyi. Chadmn.
Forrent W, Brunfin
Jolin A. Bauermosur, Benean Btn. K B, t.
Corporals.
John A. BaoennwteT, Bcnaos Bta-, B. B f
Mark T. Allen. Uneoln
Mu Pulley. ChappeJI
Ntcbolas Ixkjvu, HaMlnra
booart O, Boonahoom, ilacUnsa
CO. "E"
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First Sergeant.
Robert M. Wallln, Margoetla
Cadet Sergeant Guides.
CDM""n!'.iJL.
Jaroea B. Wahnnan. Nekw.
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Continued
November 9
- com9 appointments
Cadet Sergeants
Donald U Macy, Buperkir
HaroM A. TVrr, Lincoln
Jamea P. Bell. York
Roeben R. Jenaen, Alnrworth
Edgar J. WettarrtMt, Lincoln
Cadet
Contna 8, VcUatter, Uncola
Jamea A. Raamwaert. Grand Iiland
Herman W. Kereenl-rock, Kearney
Peter R. Pnrland, Norfolk
Ward C tYecojin, eiromahort
Cadet First Sergeant.
CO "L" -lt FRL . s-n SAT.
A. Howard Wataon, Red Clood Curtla B. Mlsbury, Ltacoln
Cadet Platoon Sergeants.
John F. Ijtenser. Omaha Krancia J. Kuhltachek, O Krill
Sherwood L 'Larson, Cheyenne, Wyo. fcdgar PurToutha, Jr., Blue Sprlnfi
(See ArPOINTMENTS, pa?e 4.)
Dear
WHAT PRICE SCHOOL SPIRIT?
Two oavs before the football
team departed for it's game with
Minnesota, members of the Daily
Xebra-skan business staff solicited
fraternity and sorority houses to
give the team a senJoff to let them
know that they were behind the
team. Each house was charged S2
to have it's name appear on the
page. The total income from one
page netted the Daily approxi
mately $70, plus the other adver
tising placed on that page.
Since when is it necessary for
us to BUY school spirit? Many
students turned out for one of the
largest rallies in the University's
history to give the team a sendoff.
It is that kind of school spirit that
we want at ivebrasKa.
The Daily has always given ade
quate space to pep rallies, and
for that the students and pep or
ganizations axe appreciative. But
fraternities and sororities do not
comprise over one-fourth of the
University's total enrollment and
are not, therefore, a truly repre
sentative part of the school.
Last Thursday presidents and
treasurers of the various houses
were again ausked to pay S2 each
Official Daily
alpha kappa ra.
Alptm kafia Pal. wrote aataiml waah
dintntatTwrNm rtnuiaUy. arW kwM
DMVttnr amttch tn Tartar A nf tfcr 1 1
1:a j. an. Marry Krone), acereaajq
IJnciaio Owaeikrr of liwwwn.
am wa "fwraaka'a Pnrt tn One War
t:ryo
tortrrentrd Is Mrrttrd
KOSMKT kUH.
kawmet Ktarh writers wall anew
Stab office at S a. ra. AS stctrre
V STAMP SAIJCSWOMKN.
AS W tun ana mma waaat
h at I a. m. Ii :ilm runtth.
GfKLN- Mr I A AA B.
ilrhr' rifle elub will roert a P. an.
hi the basement of Andrews.
RUJY V)MMITTi:F..
Meenbers wf she raliy oamniitane will
meet at 4 p. in. In tne IA!LV office.
ytrvvM. (us.
Newman club snemhrrs a id meed In
raora SIC of the I nloa tram I fc) t a. n.
natd from 1 to S p. m. A frown S alaa
me-t In Kllrn Mtnllh at 1:1U v. n.
MGMA Dt.l-TA CHI.
Meoibers erf Mirm O-lta M will meet
In the Awrwaa wlflec at 4 .U p. m.
AC TW( A.
Tr. Stebeknh frlbhan wll anenk m ker
trip ta "IV Moot rV-autifal Iwnuid In the
Vm-W" at thr at l'W( A merta nt 1Z:2
p. an. today an Ilie Hume pai'liir.
filOMt UKI.TA HI SmOkl.B.
Memo lWla CM wiU bold a oinoker In
the I nlm at 7:Mi p. an. Thwrarlny.
PKaCKKM Al'ION (W MI T1 l.K.
Preaonlatlan MmmHW for tar Milli
rx
BaS wis meed tn Ni lira aim I
p. an. Taroda.
rrKHHTNO KIFLEH.
Pershlnc Bifle memorra win
Neoraaks hall nt S n. m. today.
CORN fiOR WllkiLkS.
Cm tb wwriiers mast twrn tn hi
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Established 22 Ynarn
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Ptiona I-fteil for Renervatlond
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The best student demonstration of pep, enthusiasm, and school spirit hi
many a moon cbxsed the annual homecoming celebration Saturday. "With
cheer leaders speaking over a loud speaker system, and using novelties galore
to keep the crowd pepped up, with the band playing school songs and peppy
collegiate novelty numbers, Memorial stadium rang out with the best Corn-,
busker spirit that we can remember.
Our hope is that when Nov. 9 rolls around and Dr. Eddie Anderson's
Iowa ITawkeycs invade Nebraska, the Missouri demonstration will become
only the first chapter of a yearbook of rejuvenated student pep and support.
(Squad Leaders)
Jamea Frocan. TlWen
Jamea B. Prix, Uncom
Ponatd A. Nelaon. Mnrray
Wekton lankforter, Tobiaa
IlolUa Umprecht, Lincoln
Corporals.
Rohert I. Roan. Omaha
Curtla 1. Vtemlt, Bin Bprinca
Pernard Pwanaon, Lyon
William ReUsenhent, Umxiln
Charles Cram, Tckamaa
Editor:
for a page devoted to a welcome
for alumni on Homecoming. How
many alumni who might possibly
read the Daily do not know that
they are being welcomed? Not
only fraternities and sororities, but
other campus organizations extend
invitations of welcome to alumni.
The football game is also adver
tised as the Homecoming game
and fraternities and sororities con
tribute to the interest of Home
coming with their participation in
the Homecoming Decorations con
test. Nobody wants to see the Daily
operate at a loss and it has not
done so in the past. Judging from
its ability to show a fat profit
annually and the fact that the
customary four-page paper con
tains well over one-third of adver
tising copy, it does not appear
likely that it should be necessary
for organized houses to buy school
spirit or pay for a welcome to
alumni on an event that is already
an established tradition at the
University of Nebraska
Gerald Spahrt.
Writer f tetaar nkvwt kna aiaaw itilna.
D. KwttarwS Malt kaa wa ewartwi
ver ndyrettwlnc Bohcy, nod aftea the la
vnrtaan f Ma anlala ww.li ahnt f the
kamkaraa staff. 14.
News Bulletin
ebeelieS so Sotia Gayer b) Vrawedy
warn.
ARB rVKMV.
Barb t nana wis ni t M 73 P. aa.
room tut of the I ruoa. AM swam Rated
arm are fervttod ta ntteauL
TOWNS nt .
Mambefa of Twwwe Mk wfS Mr at S
p. ra. MonSnar tn partner A na4 B of tar
I aaaa.
(Continued on Pai'e X.)
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By ChrU Petersen-
A CLOTHED SITUATION.
Sweaters and plaids and socka
to the knee. Sleeves to the elbow
and socks to the knee. Rubber
and wood with corduroy jackets
and hood. Odd things, Strang
things, got to be queer. Try 'em,
buy 'em. Aren't they just dear?
Needlessly, heedlessly, casually attired.-
The wierder, the stranger,
the more they're admired. Exhi
bitionists? Erratics? No. Just
college women.
Cloistered? Sequestered?
Shielded from strife? Not our
lassies. Not on your life. Fro-
cressive thev call it. Here's to a
career. Feed thorn candy and toa."
Lhcm on beer.
Frigid old spinsters, finishing
schools will varnish them and pol
ish them and teach them the rules.
What not to do when; what to do
how. Neat transformation from
debbitt to cow. Magazine phrases
flipped off the lips. Campus to
campus on pin snatching trips. In
tellectual? Charming? Fhony ve
neer. No need to pose for we
know you, my dear. Overgrown
high school. Nothing much more,
American college girls. They have
their faults but give us more.
The
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NekraMka, nwaer Act of tw-
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wssorS for tn rtecttan 11S,
Art of October S, 111.
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