Thursday, November 19, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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By Mary Louise Goodwin
Is there going lo be another
ghost writer or sunn-thins? First
we had Cat ton Biodiick who was
listed in the diieaory as living
in some old vni t house and now
we have a Mr. Oscr.r Old man who
writes letteis to tr.e editor and j
who isn't even iistic in the di-
m.torv
Another weekend ot house par-
ties coming up. . . . Over at 1433
R street the Taw b vs are comb-
ins out then- h.-sr snti pitting- on
le.s in anticipt . n of their com-
ing Hawaiian NV.t- Club party, j
Some of the d;-t. s m e : I 1 Ka ppy ;
Kellog and Hay C;-!k;ns. which i
looks like
FVttv and
OClCLl
a stec-cy deal: Carl must be presented at the school.
M;.!j- Hri. Theta:lAll application blanks must carry
Bill Haise ai c
True: and "Fori:.
Dorothy Tliiesv r..
The Kappa D 1
thei, party t! s
private afiaii s
and their da! v
Bevei lv Me v. i - f.
Tii IV It Barb
James and
Tr.eta.
.s want to keep
Fr.iiay night a
c '".ly ti-.e sisters
i.l git in on it.
r.v Pat Teihune
will be there w;tr.
Kennedy a in- N' ' r
Out of This
The ZBTs e; ... ; ;
ed on to havt
duiary house ;;-.! t;
this Satin day wiii
tion. Renvif.be:
they had h:t yti
tlvy aie te;t;!.r
drawings, v I. at'
The Sig Hps b:
S:g N:i Ja k
ail Legel".
World.
ays be i-oiint-;:t
or the or
. a :id the one
ie no execp-
rtty party
i ? This time
g s .i. realistic
they are.
ve ;n having
then paities eaiiv m the morn
ing, in fact at 7:oo a m. Setting
their alaim clock? I r the break
fast which i.. ir.ci.n ntally. the
twelfth one th 've had in as
rnany yeais. will I- Bill Krwin
and Alpha Chi Bt!v Mahan: Ray
Miller and Chi O E-tty Dunlap":
and Bill Dalph.r. f-.nd Alpha Phi
Betty Jo Leanly.
Jim Van Landir.gham. ATO. re
reived a little ren'f mbrance in the
way of a snake the other day
from Mary 1.- Tomlmson. We
don't get it. bit we hope Jim
does
More Hay.
The DUs will be hay-rack rid
ina this Friday eve and prexy
Dick Geeseman "ill be along with
dorm eirl Baibfrrs Stahl. with
whom he also hi-s a date to the'nner-
Military Ball.
Eighteen letuis in one day!
Such was the ha pr y plight of Pi
Phi Marilyn Simpson yesterday.
S'-enis that she has a friend at
K-niwr who r nu mbered her
iX ' f " wJ-
i A
Just like anion & Pythias!
... . 1. m. F-t-ttR n-iffciliii h
Gas Ration
Registration
Car Owners Kegisler
At Elementary Schools
Between 3 and 7 P.M.
.
University students driving
cars have two days loft in which
to register for gasoline rationing
cards, with registration lasting
today and tomorrow from 3 to .
p. m. in elementary sehools only.
Application blanks. secured
f join any service station, along
with car registialion certificate
serial
numbers of
tires and sig-
nature of th
person in whose
name the car is registers at
county court houses in the own
er's home county.
Applicants will be given an
"A" ration book and a book of
instructions. If entitled to addi
tional gas. applicant may obtain
I another blank to be filed with
ration board.
I Registration for motorcycle
owners only will be held at the
public s hool administration
building. 22 1 Randolph, where
; "D" lationing bonks will be
: issued.
Won't Show Pill Picture
No football movies ol the
hraska-Pittsburg game will
shown tonight, for the film
not arrived as yet.
Ne
be has
YW-YM Group Meets
YW-YM Minority discussion
group will meel in Parlor Y of
the Union at 7:30 tonight.
birthday and so he had all the
boys under him write Marilyn a
letter. This is probably one of the
reasons that the death rate of
postmen is so high.
Evelyn Learner. Alpha Chi is
dated 'up with Sig Nu Chuck
Pierce for not only the Military
Ball but also for the famous Pig
Alpha Chi Lois Schofield and
1 Delt Allen Chapman have defin
itely tailed the whole thing off -'and
now that Dinny Ford, Kappa,
I is wearing an ATO pin. what is
Chappie going to do next?
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Arrow rnemlle were
made for radi otlier!
Thf Arrow Sliirt Jiai a
upeyial Arrow Tie e
biptied for it. anrl tlic
rxlra coinfortaltle, st-am-lots
( rotcli underwear
come in the name pat
tern a tlic uliirt. Sliirti
and underwear have the
Sanforized alcl, faliric
hlirinkage ch tlian V".
Come in and nee the
new Arrow -n.iiiljcs!
Shirt, $2.2." up
Tin, SI up
Today Jrida)
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ARROW .....
Chem Group
To Hear Talk
On Anesthetics
Mieliigan Prof Speaks
At Meeting in Avery
Lab at 7:30 Tonight
Speaking- before the Nebraska
section of the American Chemical
association. Professor F. F. Blicke
of the University of Michigan will
talk on the "Development of Syn
thetic Local Anesthetics." The
meeting will take place at 7:30
p. m. in Avery lab tonight.
Dr. Blicke at the present time
is Professor of Pharmaceutical
Chemistry at Michigan. Having
studied in many American and
European universities. Dr. Blicke
has written many articles regard
ing pharmaceutical chemistry.
Pie-medical and pharmacy stu
dents are extended a special in
vitation to attend the meeting.
Preceding the lecture will be a
'dinner at 6:00 o'clock in Parlor
!Z at the Student Union. Asst.
Professor of Chemistry Norman
! Cromwell, secretary of the so
! cietv. has charge of the meeting.
Co-op Council
Plans Activities
Of Social Season
First meeting of the barb Inter
Co-op council will be held at
Pioneer Co-op house tonight at 8.
it was announced yesterday. So
cial events and general plans for
the year will be discussed.
Organized last spring to pro
mote co-operation and social life
between the men's houses on the
campus, the Inter Co-op council
will continue its initial organiza
tion of last year and plan social
functions for the 150 unaffiliated
men living in organized houses.
Co-ops represented in the Coun
cil include Cornhusker, Pioneer.
Baldwin hall. Ag College Boarding
Club, and Brown Palace. Last
April the Council started off its
activities with a Spring Formal,
the only barb formal party of the
year.
UN Ml Cluh Meets
Ia?t Might at Ag
The university 4-H club met
last night in room 307 ag hall.
The purpose of the meeting is to
plan for their party which is to
be held Saturday.
The club is now sponsoring a
membership drive and all fresh
men who were in 4-H clubs before
are eligible for membership and
should contact a member of the
university club if he desires to
join.
They're
Harrow -sist able!
Thij may he a had
jun hut those Arrow
entemhlen are wonder
ful! Shirt and tie were
made for each other
and the tram1os-crc( h
underwear i the mot
eornforlahle you've ever
worn! (Shirt and hhorts
are Sanforized lahcled
shrinkage leu than
1"'.) Handkerchief liar-
JIIOIU7.C3, tOO.
AtlOW
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Replacing 7.S s
ROTC Field Artillery Unit
To Use 105 mm. Howitzers
. . . Beginning Today
Eight new 105 mihmeter howitz-;
ers now replace the YVoild War I
75 milinu ter guns at the field ar
tillery R. O. T. C. unit on ag
campus. The new pieces arrived
Monday and will be ready for list
nhusker field artillery has
... ...stinction of being the first
R. O. T. C. unit in the 7th Service
Command supplied with howitzers.
The 105 mm. howitzer is the
type now being used in the field
to cover and suppoit infantry
troops. Twenty feet in length,
weighing two tons, it is modern in
every detail, is more accurate, and
can be fired through greater
angles than the old "75 s."
Greatest feature, from the view
point of students, is the panoiamic
sighting device. Built on the order
of a telescope, the new sights fa
cilitate easier and more accuiate
aiming.
Four of the 7." mm. guns arc
being returned as a ti ade in for the
Col. J. 1 Murphy
.loins UN Military
iiviiiti ill Allilinor i
v,i"i.j,
Before Go at fives and pledges.!
Col. J. P. Murphy. PMS&T at j
UN, was officially initiated into'
the ranks of Phalanx, student j
military organization, Tuesday ,
evening. j
Phalanx unanimously voted to ,
buy war stamp corsages for the .
Military ball. The members of !
the club will march as a group :
at the ball. j
As in former years Phalanx
will sell miniature sabers the
week before the ball in the Union
lobby. Col. J. P. Murphy, Lt.
Col. A. J. Lobdell, and Lt. Col.
L. D. Zech inspected the pledges.
Rare books dealing with early
Mayan civilization have been given
the library of Washington State
college by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mer
ritt. Captain Jack London, 1901
graduate of the Naval academy,
is new commandant of the Uni
versity of Texas naval ROTC.
For today! pp$
Nothing ran beat a harmonizing Arrow hhirt, tie, and
handkerchief rrwrnhlc especially designed to he
worn together. You'll find your favorite collar htyle
in a large assortment of patterns and fahrics and
tie that everyone will admire.
Arrow Shirts, S2.2. up Arrow Ties, SI up
Arrow Handkerchiefs, 3.c up
UY U. I. WAt
ARROW
howitzers. Still in good firing con
dition, the 75's are to be used by
army tank destroyer units, and
may possibly see service in the
present war.
'Brief Music
Scheduled
For Sunday
Fiist play in the Union -University
Theater series, "Brief
Music." a sentimental comedy of
character, will be given in the
Union ballroom Sunc'ay evening at
S o'clock.
Deviating Horn the usual prac
tice of presenting a one act plav
in the afternoon, "Brief Music"
is a three-ad play which will be
given as a full evening's enter
tainment. Directed by Jean Cowden. staged
by Nan Carol Morgan, and the
pn
'.in tion supervised ny joe
Zimmei man.
dramatic ail
Music" unv. in
cirls through
professor in the
department, "Brief
Is the story of seven
three veais of their
life in a woman's college.
Taking parts are: Betty Peine,
"a college Amazon"; Betty King,
"a poet on the wing"; Dorothy
James, "the class beauty"; Pat
Beadle, "a college smothie but not
silly"; Lois Neumayer, "a calculat
ing woman"; Janet Mason, "the
daughter ol an intellectual"; Jean
Buckley, "the eternal straggler."
Admission is presentation of
identification cards.
UiEB-1610
10:30 CAMPUS VARIETIES
(including a sport's in
terview, a popular voc
alist, campus gossip, and
the Delta Gamma Trio).
11:00 Request program.
11:15 DAILY NEBRASKAN
OF THE AIR.
11:30 THE WORLD OF
SPORT.
11:35 Request program.
12:00 '-GRAVE YARD
TALES."
12:15 Good night.
IONDI AND STAMPS
SHIRTS
