Thursday, November B, 1941
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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At the Stadium and Waiting
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Miss Frances Manic
Former UN Student Writes
Book for Girls Seeking Jobs
. , . Using Personal Experiences
"dirt With a Pav Check," a book
proffering advice to girls seeking
jobs, has recently oeen wruien uy
Miss Frances Maiile. a former uni
versity student, who attended here
when Chancellor cantieia ana ui.
John J. Pershing were associated
with the institution.
Miss Maule, in her book, urges
pirls to heln create the right 'im
pression on a potential employer
by using proper maneup ana nav
ing their shoes shined. She de
clares in her volume, which comes
out Thursday in a Harper publica
tion, that a eirl annlving for a
position must have a proper blend
of eagerness ana snyness.
Frances Maule is a native rse-
braskan. She was born in Fair
bury, and later moved to Lincoln
where she attended the public
schools and university. When her
family moved to Denver, she be
gan to work as a girl with a pay
check, and from then on she col
lected facts for her recent work.
. At the present time she lectures
on vocational problems before
schools, colleges, women's clubs
and organizations of commercial
teachers, personnel directors, and
vocational counselors.
Besides "Girl with a Pay
Check," the former Nebraskan ia
author of "She Strives to Con
quer," "Men Wanted," "The Road
to Adventure," "Your Next Job,"
Bcnglson Speaks
To Lincoln Alums
Dean Bcngtson will speak to
the Lincoln Alumni association
this evening on the subject, "The
Junior Division as It Functions in
1941." The buffet dinner meeting
will be held in the Union ballroom
at 6:30 p. m.
University of Minnesota Flying
club has trained more than 400
students as fliers without accident
of any kind.
This year's freshman class at
University of Minnesota is topping
all predecessors in patronage of
symphony concerts.
Home Ec Head
Attends Meeting
f
Miss Margaret Fedde, chairman
of the home economics depart-.,
ment, will attend the meeting of"'
the Land Grant College association
in Chicago, Nov. 10 to 12. Pro
fessor Fedde is chairman of the
homo economics section of the as
sociation. She will also attend the
meeting of the home economics
sub-committee of the Experiment
Station Organization and Policy
group preceding the association
conference.
Average yearly student expenses
at Harvard university are $1,295.
m -BS? t s
aii HrrcfH nn for th oame are Barbara Moorehouse, Alpha Phi pledge, and George Blackstone,
atv nirfiirPri nterinn Memorial stadium. Barbara, the typical casual college girl, is wearing a sea-
foam pastel flannel, an original Carlyle, exclusive at Ben Simons and Sons. The belt of the dress is
dark green leather, trimmed in red suede octopuses, dark green leather, trimmed in red suede octopuses,
sports things. Her hat is a brown felt Donnet, ana ner snoes, snuo-nosea sdumc i-n hui"h
"BDOC" is George's title in these smooth sports clothes. His trousers are blue twill, and his jacket
(note the pockets) is a beautiful herringbone tweed. The porkpie is tan corduroy, and slung over his
arm is his covert reversible.
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Greetings to our host! ? ) of con
stant followeia at the beginning of
a new era . . . we make no prom
ises excent to present the gossip
as it is told to us . . . remember
we said gossip, so take it for what
it's worth and be cautious when
talking to strangers. . . .
Not much time for anything but
Jerry Buller, Alpha Chi, is the
way Fritz Wolfe, Phi Gam, would
explain his five dates since Satur
day with this attractive miss . . .
If Curt Merrick, Phi Gam, is in
terested Margery Grant, Alpha
Chi, would like nothing better than
a future date with him ... It
.appmn these two houses are cer
tainly linking themselves together
. . . Remember ljod &anuoerg,
A TO the fellow who holds noth
ing but disgust for steady deals,
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his dailv calls to Catherine Car
son, Thcta, certainly point to
something . . . Could find out no
more than that Walt Johnson, DU,
is personally acquainted with the
city of Beverly Hills, or else a
girl by the name of Beverly Hills
. . . Tom Miller, ATO, is .starring
in the Kappa version of "Caught
in the Craft" ... As puns go,
that's not at all. bad? . . .
Back Again.
Bark atrain is Art Lincoln, Delt,
at the Gamma Phi house and with
Mnrv Ellen Robison. something
that started last spring but was
never finished ... A couple ot me
boys on furlough to look and
lounpfi around, the campus are
Gene Wolfe, Sigma Nu, and Clark
Kuppinger, ATO . . . not) uurrie,
Phi Gam, and Mary Stevenson,
AlDha Phi. had better start pur
chasing the usual cigars and
candy, for the tubbings and teas
ings shall not stop until the 'pass
ne" ia accomplished . . . Some
thing tells us it shall not be far
in the future . . . luck riunier,
ATO, has pretty much of a mo
nopoly on the future dates of Max-
ine Thomas, Theta, can i say apoui
the Junior-Senior Prom . . .
It's a Mess.
One of the worst mix-ups is
that going on between Betas Don
Stewart and Jim Stoddart and
Kappa Marge Holmes and Theta
Marg Kenncr ... It seems that
Don did date Marge K. but has
Marge H. lined up for all impor
tant campus affairs, while Jim
seems to be stepping in to take
care of Martre K. . . . Well, any
way it's a mess and you can fig
ure it out yourself . . . With no
wnrninc to anv of the brothers,
Fay Parker, Delt, hung his pin on
a home-town girl . . . The weekend
found Ellena Politis of Howard
Hall at the Doane homecoming
with her steady from Wayne State
Intercollegiate! . . . Jn the
way of setting a few persons
straieht on the subject of the
steadv deal between Milt Rothen-
berger, Sig Alph, and Kay White
head. Fi rni. it is a sieaav aeai
it is serious -no one, and we mean
no one, is capable of cutting in
. , . These are reliable facts.
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Secret?
Thought we ought to let you all
in on this, Delt Bob Galloway, you
know he's nrettv partial to Alpha
Phi Marv Stoddard, has ordered
another pin . . . One boy can't use
two pins alone ... A high school
sweetheart has been remembered
even among all the beauteous co
eds, for Frank Meroney's DU pin
is on Dollv Clinton of North Tlatte
Hieh . . . The Farm House actives
are treating the pledges to a bit
of a house party Saturday night
. . . Among those looking rorwara
to the actives' efforts are: Harold
Hansen and Dorothy Freeborn,
Paul Eveland and Kav Huston.
Randv Pratt and Jean Buckley.
Theta. And Johnny Fitzgibbon and
Janice Marshall, Gamma Phi,
which we predict will terminate in
a nin-hancinc. . . .
Hats off to the Theta Xi pledges
for being just one step ahead of
the actives ... As the story goes
the Actives had planned to start
"hell wet-k" last night at dinner
. . . When the actives arrived home
to start the session, they found
the nledees had invited Set. Reg-
ler, the campus cop, and two of
his assistants ... As yet Jack Mc
Phail. DU. has had no acceptance
to his Military Ball invitation sent
to Betty Grable . . . More in the
steadv eataeorv are Gamma Phi
Helen Jean Sornberger and ATO
Jack Kennel . . . Our congratula
tions to the two new initiates of
the Alpha Xi house, Helen Closs
and Jean Wachner.
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