The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, July 11, 1941, Page Page 4, Image 4

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THE NEBRASKAN
COwkwL and GbouL
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGE
MENTS are in the news this week,
although the month of altar sprees
is officially over. Via air mail and
Galesburg Illinois, conies the an
nouncement of the engagement of
Marion Cramer, Kapa Mortar
Board, and Bob Aden, Beta Inno
cent and last year's Cornhuskcr
editor. The wedding will take
place some time this summer.
ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT OK
INTEREST to Nebraska students
SHORTHAND
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and Inlrnitvr prflJ (mirnet liny and
Kvenln SrvMonn Individual Instruc
tion, t.rrtg taught alwi. Air eondi
I luncd clasriHinio. l'hivnr t-tlhl.
Dickinson Secretarial School
218 InMlranrf Hint.
Uth O SI.
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Franks Barber Shop U
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SURPRISED
t tb low pricf
of ur smart new
G3UEN WATCHES
Always tlie best
value per dollar
expended, Grucn
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presented at rww
low fricit . . .
Now you tin
purchase a genu
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Prccisi Watch,
for as little as
$247$ ... and
obtain smart styl
ing and precision
craftsmanship in
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Convenient Terms If Desired
GARDNER
1220 "O" & SONS 1220 "O"
is that of Sylvia Epstein, S.D.T,
and Henry Greenburg, a Phi Ep
from Iowa U. Two others who
have decided to go and do it, and
this is a big surprise to everyone,
are Alpha Chi Dotty Wind and
Phi Gam Bob Windle. Pinned only
last spring, they're being married
in August.
PLAYING AT being a hired
man this summer is that old Sig
Alph man-about-twon Alex Mills.
He whipped into town the other
day, brown as the proverbial In
dian, and full of big plans for en
tertaining his visiting gal friend
from the East.
INDESION of the past seven
days is that of Sigma Nu Frank
Day and that beautiful blonde
school marm, Betty Weaver.
Could it be that Mr. Day got to
thinking rather fondly of his last
winter's flame, Theta Betty Jean
Peterson ?
RAVE NOTES COMING THIS
WAY concern the two big bands
which are dated to hit this part
of the country in the near future.
Maestros in question are those hot
boogie-woogies, Charlie Barnett
and Woodie Herman, sporting
some of the sweetest jive we've
heard in a long time. Summer
school students are in for a big
treat no matter which way th;y
turn.
NOTES FROM MY LITTLE
BROWN BOOK: JUST WHAT
is the deal between Bob Krause,
Sigma Nu, Chi O Zoe Wilson, and
Kenny Holm, also Sigma Nu?
From what we hear, Zoe seems
to have been pretty much left out
of the deal. Too bad, Zoe. You're
playing with hot fire when you
plav with Sigma Nu's. WE'VE
BEEN RECEIVING REPORTS
that Sig Alph Walt Rundin is
mighty displeased with camp life.
No Freddie's, no politics, no Ker
rigan, and no Vodka. He should
le one of the artillery rats sta
tioned in the Ozarks at Fort Leon
ard Wood. 40,000 men and no
girls. JIMMIE YOUNG, scheduled
to talk at the Union Monday night,
spent 13 years in the Orient, and
61 days in a Tokio jail. While in
the clink he had to borrow U. S.
Ambassador Joseph Grcw's fnr
coat in order to keep from turn
ing into an icicle. Sounds good.
THE SUMMER SUN smiles fa
vorably on Tri Delt Ruth Ganz
and A.T.O. John Jay Douglass.
This is just one of the romances
which seem to grow more and
more torrid with the weather.
WE WONDER just how things
are between Alpha Chi Jane Jor
dan and that man whose pin she
wears, Sigma Nu John Dean. AND
TO END IT ALL. Look for a
changed woman when you .see
Theta Becky Wait next fall. She's
summering it at the highly no
torious West Yellowstone, where
men are men and women are glad
of it.
-V.R.
Colgate university has been pre
sented the 1,000 volume geological
library of the late Dr. Albert Perry
Brigham, former president of the
Association of American Geographers.
C I. 1
Comment after my last column
seems to be summed up in the
caustic remark cast this morning
that I must have been "whittlhV
with a dull knife." My only de
fense is some "woods" are petri
fied. However, tiring of such Ir
relevant people as Mungus, the
fungus, and Munchie Crunchies,
we feel much like writing a little
on little bits upon which you can't
write much.
After years of research, the ul
timate decision regarding defini
tion of a coed might They are
like cigarettes; they come in
packs; hang onto your lips; make
you puff; go out unexpectedly;
leave a bad taste in your mouth;
but still they satisfy; and are rec
ommended by eminent medical au
A woman's face used to be her
fortune. Nowadays, it's the drug
gist's. And while we're face to
face with this subject of faces a
right snappy comeback for the
fellow who asked you if you have
a new woman might be, "No, she's
the same old one with an FHA
loan."
Being lazy and no good and
everything all wrapped up in one
package, we've been looking for
a job where we can live off the
fat of the land. Having found it
we shall soon go into girdle manu
facturing.
And when I start that business
I think it shall be in Lincoln. After
all, the Smith Bros, got their start
in a one-hoarse town.
A frosh of wit wanted to know
if a neckerchief is the president
of a sorority house. And then we
went on to explain that a sorority
is a group of girls living together
in one house with a single purpose
to get more girls to live in one
house with a single purpose.
Absinthe makes the heart grow
fonder. Fifty-two cards in a deck.
Peroxide makes the hair grow
blonder. Your head is above your
neck. If one and one could equal
three. May we interrupt this spe
cial bulletin to bring you the pro
gram regularly scheduled lor tins
time this time.
Oh well, today the businessman
who knows wWh way to turn is
the one that makes revolving
doors.
Home Cooked Meals
AT LOWER PRICES
CLOVER LEAF CAFE
1227 R
Special Dinner 25c
More vacancies than teachers
MOLLS
TEACHERS
AGENCY
408 Sec. Mat.
2-4336
Coaches ('ommrrr ial Teachers
Manic Home E. are especially
needed.
LEMON PINEAPPLE
July Sale of
COmncnA. ShostA.
FAMOUS MAKES ... .prii," ami
fettle. Black, llu, lirown, vtliite and combi
nation. Kit), patent ami saltan I ine. Suilalik
for into-fall-wcar.
SHOES with BAG to
raauh. GRIG. G.50 Tf
and 6.83 ensemble
RHYTHM STF.P SHOES,
Orijr. 7.30, Cj
sale 3D
DIC'KERSOX and RICE
O'NEILL Shoes. Orij. 8.75
to 10.50,
sale
$7
Wiimtti'i Shoes Second. Floor.
m.LLER
Films on Mexico
shown in Union
Two sound films on Mexico
were shown in the Union last night
under arrangements with the Pan
American Union, Washington. D.
C, made by the university's de
partment of modern languages.
According to Prof. J. E. A.
Alexis, department chairman, the
films were part of a cooperative
response to increased interest in
Latin American countries.
The title of one film was "Rollin
Down to Mexico," and concerned
a trip by automobile over the new
Pan American highway from La
redo to Mexico City. The second
film was "Native Arts of Old Mex
ico," and showed pottery and tile
making, leather work, weaving of
figures out of straw reed, basket
making, wood turning, and other
handicraft,
Bengslon attends
eonvo iif Chicago
Dean Nels A. Bengt-son of the
Junior Division will be in Chicago
this week as one of 40 experts
from the United States, Canada,
and South and Central American
countries invited to participate in
a series of round-table discussions
sponsored by the Norman Waitc
Harris Memorial Foundation at
the University of Chicago. The
foundation is planned to promote
better understanding of interna
tional affairs and this year it will
take up the subject of "The Po
litical and Economic Implications
of Intei -American Solidarity."
Dr. Laase speaks
at Wyoming convo
Dr. Leioy T. Laase, acting
chairman of the speech depart
ment and director of the Univer
sity's speech clinic, was the prin
cipal speaker at a University of
Wyoming speech conference June
23 and 24. Professor Laase gave
six talks and demonstrations dur
ing the two-day meeting, includ
ing in his discussions the place of
speech in school curricula, recog
nition and treatment of speech
difficulties, and improvement in
reading and speech development.
More than GOO rural California
physicians are supplied with cur
rent scientific literature by the
University of California medical
sc hool.
Ltudents, faculty and widely
known guest speakers recently
participated in a conference on
vital social problems at the Uni
versity of Rochester.
Chancellor John Cabbcrt Bow
man recently completed his twen
tieth year as head of the Univer
sity of Pittsburgh.
A rare map of Italy, the work
of H. Moll in 1714, was recently
presented to Fordham university.
University of Minnesota em
ployment bureau has placed
nearly 1,200 NYA students in
campus employment.
Massachusetts State college is
seeking to change its name to Uni
versity of Massachusetts.
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flavor combination of
fresh lemon and crushed
pineapple, frozen into a
smooth, sweet-tart sher
bet. Try it today.
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