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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, March 20, 1941
Dear Diary,
Got a letter from Bill this
morning asking me up for the
week-end. Am so excited! Went
down town and bought new spring
things to take with me.
Began with a light blue, tan,
and brown overplaid suit, which
should be very practical for the
daytime, 'cause It's semi-sport
Formal wear . . .
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I'hiito by Hill I-nlla, Jr.
Tiny white stars shine in the
blue crepe of Alpha Chi Omega
Marge Stewart's spring formal.
type. Am putting a light tan glen
pole cloth blouse with it. Found a
darling pair of light tan specta
tor pumps and purse to match
them. My hat is
a brown wide
brim snap, with
a light blue band.
I liked the hat
because it has
blue on brown
like the men are
wearing. Decided
on 1 i ght blue
"shorty" gloves
here. I've been
wearing V
length gloves,
and now we go
back to short .
ones. Oh well,
in a y b e that's
what the war
does. Guess it's
i J U showing itself in.
, the formal I trot.
too. The shirt is
a red and green
flowered print, red sash, and white?
silk jersey tailored blouse. Even
looks like South America to me.
Now all I need to complete the
spring outfit is a dressy dress and
coat. I think that the powder
blue silk with a lace fronts-piece
and jacket would be best and its
I
very practical too, for the lace
comes off, and leaves a tailored
dress.
Oh yes, and the coat. Saw one
in navy blue. They had these In
almost all prices, but I'm going
to get the light weight one at
519.95. It's very fitted, and the
lace collar of the
dress would look
cute on the out
side of the col
lar Will o-pt Q
. i fplt. 'cause it's so
much more prac
tical. Navy dress
shoes shoull
about finish the
whole thing up.
Can wear the
same gloves that
1 got for my suit.
If the money
holds out and it
won't at this rate
I'll buy some
white ones too.
Well, h a v
really had quite
a nice day, diary.
Happy? Why, of course, didn't I
buy clothes today ?
YOUR AUTHOR,
MARY LOUISE SIMPSON.
FA
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originated, "Two stitches in time
save eighteen." McCarthy says:
I'm valking down the strit, and
im tinkink how bootiful is sprink.
with de lettle crocusseses and de
grin gress, and tings, and ven I'm
seeink de glar frum de sun vich
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is on de sidevalk I'm savink
"McCarthy" I'm alvays callink
mineself McCarthy on count once
ven I'c a chile I'm knowink a
Roosian by name Murphy so I'm
sayink, "McCarthy, you shuld
goink to git into de sociable
swink . . . you should goink to
take de valk in de pock an see de
birds and de bugscs, and de leete
blums pushing dere vay through
de hard grund ... see de squrrils
eatink peanuts wich de peoples
are trowink to dem . . . see de
vater, vich is reeplink, hidder and
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Home ec honorary
entertains coeds
Omicron Nu entertained eight
sophomores in home economics
who stood highest in their fresh
man year recently at the home of
Margaret Fedde of the home eco
nomics department.
Survey-
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A slight majority of 51 percent
declared "just about right," and
the rest said "too little."
Altho three-fourths of the stu
dents believe higher education is
not being pushed too much in this
country which already has in its
colleges and universities a greater
proportion of its youth than any
other nation -a surprising set of
answers was obtained from this
question:
"Without mentioning names,
do you know any students per
sonally who would be better off
at work than in college?"
YES, said 88 percent
NO, said 12 percent
Of course, any response to that
question is necessarily based on
personal opinion. Barring preju
dice and some duplication, the sur.
vey nevertheless provides an indi
cation of the extent to which
many colleges may be wasting
their energies on campus misfits.
More men than women believe
there is overemphasis on college
education, the results of the poll
show. This is perhaps to be attri
buted to the greater demand for
"college men" than for. "college
women" that has been in vogue
for some time. A tabulation by
sexes follows:
All
Emphasized too
much 25
Emphasized about
right 51
Emphasized too
little 24
Men Women
30 19
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Filial Exam for telephones
TIIIS electrical "mouth at Bell Telephone Laboratories i9
putting a new telephone to one of its final tests. Over
and over, it can repeat these odd sentences without the slight
est variation. They contain all the fundamental sounds that con
tribute to the loudness of sound in our speech. This mouth can
also make tests with simple tones of known pitch and intensity.
At the same time other telephones are being steamed, baked,
frozen, lifted and dropped into their cradles by tireless ma
chines. All this is part of a carefully planned curriculum
that makes every piece of telephone equip
ment prove it is capable of giving you the best
possible service under any and all conditions.
Attention
All
B. D. O. C.
CANDIDATES
Your Free Tickets for March 22 fcr the Turnpike
May He Obtained at
HARVEY BROS.
1230 "O" St.
TO THE 1941 B.D.O.C.
BOB POE
Congratulations to the Best Dressed Man on
the Campus. Chosen from 5 Runnersup
Ed Milder Bob Kerl
Bob Windle Bill Ottman
and Cliff Meier
Selected from thirty-nine nominees by a
representative group of nine coeds and two
prominent professors. The campus acclaims
you!
In conducting the 1941 B. D. O. C.
contest we hare attempted to further at
Nebraska casual and distinctive attire. Ap
propriateness has been the key-word in the
current contest. As examples of this theme
in dress, various organizations entered
candidates.
To those candidates, to the signers of
their nomination blanks, to the judging
committee, and to the entire student body
we extend our thanks. The contest is of
your making. You have made it a success.
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