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'DAILY NEBRASKAN
We regret to inform that yes
terday's moron joke was cut, of
necessity, maybe this one will get
past the censor. Did you hear
about Bill McBnde who took milk
to the show with him he heard
they were going to have serial.
The late flash on pinnings, which
appeared in yesterday's paper,
concerning Dorothea Duxbury and
Steven Dafoe didn't go over very
well with the Pi Phis and Phi
Delts; it seems they were pinned
about six months ago. What we
meant to say was that they passed
candy and cigars Monday but
when one gets so far in writing
this column they reach the point
where they don't know what they
are saying. All our apologies.
Betas Disappear.
There will be a mass migration
of the Betas to Omaha next week
end but a few have been tempted
to stay in Lincoln Friday night
to attend the Theta Black Kat
Kabaret. Among those Beta, Theta
combinations listening to Johnny
Cox will be Peggy Miles and
Johnny Edwards, Harold Salzbury
and Shirts Wright and Paul Din
nis and Jean Rogers (two points
for Paul how about that Jack?)
Overheard in the Union.
"Why didn't we join the Lin
colnettes? I saw one cute cadet
the other day."
"I wish the Brownies in these
cribs were fresh or else they
would serve hack saws with
them."
"I guess we'll have to start dat
ing cadets now since all the uni
versity boys are spending their
week ends out of town. I wonder
what the attraction is or is it un
attraetion?" Bill Munson just informed us
that he has a date with Gertrude
Pumphandle Rho Dammit Rho,
which reminds us that the Phi
Gams are going enmasse to Kan
sas City next week end to see the
Damma Phi Datems.
, Congratulations to the new
leads in the next university play;
Dottie James and Bob Black.
Woman Hater Gone Haywire.
Word comes that Dave Marvin,
confirmed woman hater, changed
Mother Earth
Quakes 650
Times Yearly
BERKELEY, Calif. (ACP)
Earthquakes are an every-day af
fair to Perry Byerly, professor
of seismology on the Berkeley
campus of the University of Call
fornia.
Records of the nine seismo
graphs on the campus and others
in the six out-stations snow a
yearly average of 650 shocks from
all over the world.
The university seismographic
stations on tne uerKeiey campus
and on Mount Hamilton are the
oldest in the western hemisphere
and among the oldest in the world.
They were set up in 1887 at the
instigation of an astronomer, E. S.
Holdcn, former president of the
university and airector or l.ick od
servatory, and a geologist, Prof.
Joseph LeConte.
The Berkeley station is also the
headquarters of the Seismological
Society of America, and the so
ciety's bulletin is published there
under editorship of George D.
Louderback, professor of geology
at the university.
Talk . .
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plan of the next war chest cam
paign. Because of world conditions war
chest budgets are increased to
meet the needs of war relief agen
cies as well as the normal local
community needs that always
exist regardless of war.
his policy on receiving his call
for the army. Disillusioned hi3
anti-dance league he went dancing
Friday night with Joan Thomas
and had his picture taken Sunday
with a dozen girls. Even anticipa
tion changes them!!
We hear that Pi Phi "Babe"
Monick is next in line for a steady
deal: Bob Rauner Farm House
being the recipient. Speaking of
steady deals Aipna mi rai uim
gan is definitely a free woman.
After a two month's seige in
the hospital the Phi Gams and
the coeds were glad to welcome
Bill Long back to the campus.
Wo lfav0 vou with an interest
ing thought to occudv vour cran
ial void; what was Bucky Meiers
doing in Kearney last week ?
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Annex
April fool j
Announces Engagement
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Osborn have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Jean, to Lt. Albert Wallace Crites of Fort Lewis, Wash.
Miss Osborn attended the university where she is a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta. Lieutenant Crites is also a graduate of UN,
where he was affiliated with Sigma Nu. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The engagement was announced at a tea given at the Univer
sity club In Miss Oborn's honor by Sidney Ann Gardner.
Bulletin
YM-YW AIKANE.
Aikane race minority group
meets today at 7:30 p. m. in room
315 of the Union. A discussion,
"What can we do this summer
that is constructive in terms of the
world situation ? will be held.
WOMEN'S ROTO.
Worn ROTO Bait wM mrot thin
ftftenKM t S:M p. m. la nnrM ndfiim
auditorium. The rdftvlatioa cmitame
llfk klrU, wM blnaMt tni low
hrrted nhofn will kt&ln k rranlrri.
Any Klrln who re InUrfMd In Joining
IIiIk itoo muy h Uie nxx-tin tlito
flrrnoon.
SPORTS BOARD.
w HA mtorU bnH mrmhm will
mrd today I:0t hi the WA A noe.
CLUB HEADS.
Nw WAA rnb hMuln will mrM at 4:!t
today la the WAA office. It In tmortaat
that all club
INTRAMl'RAL REPRESENTATIVES.
WAA latrtmaral rrnrmentativni wHI
nwet la rni 11 Grant Memorial Friday
at S:M. Each boako ahoald be irprr Heated.
Namc Stuart
Neiv President
Of Palladians
New officers of the PaTIadlan
Literary Society were Installed
Monday night at the regular busi
ness meeting with. James Hugh
Stuart succeeding Marjorle John
ston as president
Other officers include Betty
Toothaker, vice president; Deans
Dowell, recording secretary; Ma
belle Osenbaugh, corresponding
secretary; Marjorle May, social
chairman; Mary McDermand,
critic. Hold-over officers are Boh
Veach, treasurer, and Joan
Thomas, historian. -
Friday night six pledges wertj
initiated into active membership
of Palladian. These were: Mildred
Engstrom, Ralph Luebs, Joyce
Harper, Mary Helen Alexis, Herb
Norman, and Janet Hutchinson.
Science
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country contended Militzer when
he discussed the new things to
come in the clothing field. Con
cerning wool, he said, "Wool can
be reconstituted by chemical
means and made better than be
fore." In the question period that fol
lowed the lecture. Professor Milit
zer believed that both forced and
free scientific research would be
employed, since too much of either
would not give the best results.
Music School Holds
Sludent Recitals
Today in Temple
The School of Music will hold a
student recital this . afternoon at
4:30 in the Temple.
There are 35 music students
taking part in this week's recital.
Co-eds studying interior design
at the University of Texas have
been asked by post officials from
the Del Valle air base to design
decorations for the officers' lounge
at the base.
0MT
S m im j jam
It's a great- season for
SPORTSWEAR
This year more than ever fellows are wanting sportswear.
They figure Uncle Sam may be buying their suits before
long but he can't deny them the pleasure of a last fling in
good looking sports togs. And Magee's are ready with a
great array of plain and pattern sport jackets, lots of sport
slacks, and plenty of new sport sh;1s. When you see them
youll want 'eml
SPORT COATS
SPORT SLACKS
$15 to ?2250
SPORT SHIRTS
$750 to $950
$225 to $650