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12 DAILY NEBRASKAN Friday, March 6, 1942 (putL Shakespeare or Tony Galento, and I can't remember which, once sat down on a stump and wrote "Comes the verdant springtime, there wells up within my barren, yet capricious soul, a tingling, a titillation, which predicts winter philanderings will be put to nuga tory shame by spring loves and fascinations. As for us. There is spring in our soul but we can't give. We're too full of illusions of pursuing a muse who scampers, giggling over wealds and runs undraped thru open fields. But that is the spirit of spring. Don't Be a Sucker. First a tag, in this clothes con scious edition, on the BDOC cam paign: Ed Milder had sandwich signs advertising "Milder for BDOC" on ZBT pledges at dinner yesterday eve. To counteract that publicity, each member of that lodge found an all-day sucker from brother Ray Grimes or his plate at dinner which read, "You'll be a sucker, too, if you vote for Milder. Try Grimes!". . .It makes one feel inferior to walk into a bowling alley to note the scores of such athletic babes as Dee Goes Helen Johnson, Irene Stimson, and Jane Fenton who roll well into the hundred and a half category. . . . Sig New Ed Wibbels and Sie Kappa Nellie Dee Carlin propped up against a post in front of the Temple chatting and enjoying the weather. . .They're pin mates you know... Sig Nu Clifton Bloom who was dropped like a hot po tatoe by Barbara Stunt will test run with Stuht's pledge sister and roommate Patty Mead at the Prom this very eve. ..And that Don Kaye and his orchestra who have been playing at the Pike enough to catch the music atten tion of the campus with their swell show, encore on Saturday ana aunaay eve. . . Anything Can Happen. People tell us that the one sure way to raise the ire of Phi Delt footballer Fred Metheny is to date nis playmate from the Theta hut. Mary Helen Farrar. Doing that very thing Saturday eve is ATO Don Sherwood who escorts the lady to the Storybook brawl. Any- ming can happen, . . Where to take that smoothie tonight? Why not the comedy of tne year, WOMAN OF THE YEAR now flickering at the Stuart. Katie Hepburn and Spence Tracy are topbilled. Adv. Typical Coed Candidates Are Honored at Tea AWS board held a tea yester day in Ellen Smith hall between 5 and 6 p. xn. honoring the 24 candidates for Typical Nebraska Coed. Judges were present and had their first opportunity to look over the candidates. The uecond meeting of the judges and candidates will be at a style show practice next Thursday evening. Judges who will select the style show partic ipants are Miss Mary Guthrie, Miss Clara Rausch, Miss Kath arine Schweke, and Suzanne Woodruff, last year'a Best Dressed Girl. Elsie Dmsmore's Diary or It Happened One Nite Union Sponsors Bridge Tourney Tomorroiv at 2 Bridge fiends interested In playing in the third bridge tour nament sponsored by the Student Union must register by tonight at the Union checkstand. The tour nament will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded the high corers of tomorrow's tournament, and a grand prize will be given for the finalists winning the final Saturday tournament By Norris Anderson. Your author was originally slated to scribble on the foundation of womanhood, what lives off the fat of the land the girdle. Blush ingly, let's forget this flexible foundation and turn to the dairy of Elsie Dinsmore, our old strip tease pal. "Today is the last day of my run here at old Howard and I can't say that I'm sorry. Because the theater is in Philadelphia and is the oldest living theater you'd think it'd be a pretty classy dump, but take it from me, it is one of the corniest barns I ever dropped a strap in. "To start with, the place is sim ply lousy with Harvard boys. Hon estly, man, the way those kids sit there in that balcony with their short hair cuts and those horn-rim glasses and simply stare why it's enough to make a body blush I mean, if they laughed at the gags it'd be OK. Last Saturday. "Don't think the bean village is any cinch as far as Johnny Cop is concerned. Last Saturday I was feeling pretty frisky because the drummer in the orchestra had told me Gypsy Rose was retiring, so I peeled like a sunburned nose. All of those NYU kids in the front row shouted their tonsils out. Save for a vmsky bottle that some cute kid liounced off my ear, the act went off swell. My billing here has improved just terribly. I held out for Exotic Enchantress like they booked me in Omaha but they picked up some broken-down redhead and called her the Titian Tigress. H she looked like lizard. I finally wind up as the Titian Tigress and turned classy. But the guys don't respect class. All they can say is "take it off, peel kid, and shake dem duds." Lifes awful as heck. Tell Milly and Johnny the Joint hello for me Elsie." Just what this has to do with fashions is food for conjecture. Maybe, s'help us, strip teasery will develop into a college art. Printing and War , , , The printing trade will soon feel the pinch of war, according to a representative of the Harris, Sey hold and Potter company, Cleve land manufacturers of printing equipment. Printing supplies are fast being converted into defense materials. Carrvinsr As Goddess S. S. Nebraska Docks March 14 i For Ag Spring Semi-Formal . . . With Navy Theme S. S. Nebraska will dock at 9 p. m. March 14 at the pier of the student activties building on ag campus when the Goddess of Ag riculture and her attendants are presented at the annual ag spring party. 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