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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, February 13, 1942
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Tomorrow Ls Valentine's day.
Forever deliver us from the ab
surdity of tho frivolity, senseless
in its ftwice. Tlie day of hearts
help us. We saw a pumper in
an alcohol jnii once and since that
time the reihly of the thins: seems
as fur removed as a vacation on
Pluto. And to think that we build
a day around that gory organ.
Surprising Chunk.
Shocked, at all ends, was Beta
Willy Shaumlieig the other eve at
the revelation of Shirley Van De
car concerning her life and loves
and the pin that she has cherished
for the ld.il" Hie months. Will didn't
know about, the chunk of jewelry
up to that point so now is finding
consolation in new fields.
Pigskinner Howie Debus keeps
steady company with Pi Phi Jean
etle May .Smith. Jeanette May
wanted to ji ve and jump at the In
terfr.it deal this very eve. To keep
peace in the household Debus fixed
up an escort for the shindig.
You've got to be broadminded
about then.- things.. . .Tab the an
tics of Dee Gee pledge Jean Grue
nig who didn't know how to shake
the insistent pleas of ATO Robin
Nelson for a elite the other eve so
finally pulled a fainting job. It
worked . . .
From This Town.
Off to Northwestern in pursuit
of this thing we call education is
Bob Plous.i of the Lincoln hotel
pt'iilhouse Plouss' which leaves a
definite g;p in the l ie of Marg
Martin and Ceta Harold Salisbury
full of intentions to fill that gap
. . .Groundwork for a good time is
all set in the ZDT house. . .Sheldon
Kaiifmaiin imports Sally Gross
from Omaha this weak end with
said bilie h iving feelings of fond
ness towards hut brother Ed Mala
sh.uk. To really throw the wrench
in the machinery additional broth
ers, Julio.) Cohn and Lawrence
Caveriman, en; particularly fond
of the lad That gives us four
souls sitting atop a keg of emo
tional dynamite with the only pos
sible relief coming though the
master move of Malashock which
gives hou peirogltives on her trip
back to Oin ilia. . .Too cold was
Theta Jean Buckley and so now
too cold is her deal with Richard
Pctring . . .
Woo Who!
All roonmi.ite man is gigilo Sig
New, Clifton "Blossom" Bloom,
who spread.; his divergent antics
equally among dorm roomies Bar
bara Si.uht and Patty Mead
Kappa pledge Marty Palmer who
chittel considerably about mar
ruge with a.i unknown quantity
during Xini5i vacation is now on
the "yul, (:e my time j.j, take
yours" Iwt with Beta Willy Mun-
first ne.it assignment for ATO
pledge during their hell week is
to have a date the night before it
sltrU mid to arrive back at the
lion; postered with lip imprints
...A perfect plot for fakery.
We're done now. . .
Combining Everything . .
uLadies in Retirement9
Is Psychological Mystery
They're pioin? to oomVme everything with mood, mystery
and humor when the I 'niversity Theatre presents the psycho-
What inl?ns when a two
gun gangi.ler meets a one girl
gestipo? Give up? Then hustle
your liu;;llc down to the Stuart
and cateli Humphrey Bogart in
aix. iMJiu THE NTOHT. But
fiurry- '
Verm a H. Jioyies,
Dcam of Women,
Johns Honorary
At tli'ir initiation service Wed
nesd.iy night Alpha Lambda Delta
initiated Mrs. Verna H. Boyles,
Dean of Women, as an honorary
member and Jean Cowden. Miss
Cowdn wm elected from last
year'a freJinian class for her high
schol iniiiip.
The initiation service was con
duoteJ by Bernice Prince, presi
dent, 9Mited by Frances Keefer,
out-going president.
Home Ec Sorority
Holm Ag Formal
ti'iiiicr of Phi Upsilon Omi-
cron, home economics honorary,
will hold llicir annual formal party
logical mvserv drama "Ladies in
Retirement" as their first work of
the current semester on the boards
of the Temple stage Feb. 18-20.
Combine . .
a pre-Tudor farmhouse complete to
beamed and plastered walls, a
Dutch oven, an old brick fire
place, a foot-pump organ, bus
tles by the yard, late Victorian cos
tumes, and a lighting mood spine
tingling in itself with the lady
in retirement (an ex-chorus girl),
two "potty" sisters, an unscrupu
lous housemaid, and a blackmail
ing, bent-to-no-good, snake-in-the-grass,
sneaking scoundrel of a
nephew.
Place. . .
them all together on the banks of
the misty, mucky, gloomy Thames
marshes in Kngland. Throw in a
murder for good measure and
The result. . .
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Shhhhhhh! "Ladies in Retire
ment."
Bird .
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and straightened their ties,
pseudo-photographer Russel di
rected her flashy, chromium-plated
camera toward the gathered as
sembly from the west side of the
balcony overlooking the balcony:
No birdie, no flash, no picture.
It was the same story as the
flustered but determined Russel
shifted along the railing until fi
nally she was at the east end of
the balcony. But still no birdie, no
flash, no picture.
Gallant greeks, seeking to "con
sole" photographer Russel, whose
attempts at showing them the
birdie were so futile, got together
and gave the Cornhusker editor
the birdtt
Black Mountain (N. C.) college
began its ninth year in buildings
constructed and renovated by its
own students and teachers.
THie
Isniteirffiralieiriniolty
Why Honey I'd Love To Go
It will be wonderful to be
there with you, dancing to Al
Donahue. What? You haven't
your tickets? Why darling,
you know they're limited, and
I wouldn't want to miss one
moment of dancing on the
smooth Union floor. Good
byeeee I'll be wearing my
prettiest formal.
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