Friday, January 7, 1944
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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BY LAURA LEE MUNDIL.
Back again with a hello to all
who have come back to school to
recuperate from vacation and
New Years eve. The left hand
diamonds are blinding us (some
right hand ones have us wonder
ing too). Acquaintances are now
pinmates. In short, the campus
and world in general seem to have
gone completely "hedonistic."
Tri Delt Jean Whedon passed
the candy after receiving a ring
from George Remmenga, former
UN student and now an air cadet
at Phoenix, Ariz. Delores Schwen
ker of the same house also re
ceived a diamond from Dick
Chapin, Phi Delt in the air corps.
For many . weeks Delta Gamma
"M. A." Lehr has been wearing
a beauty from army man Randy
Pratt, former Farm House. And
for a bit of the short and the long
of it Sigma Chi navy man Ed
Favtinzer clinched a several years'
deal by presenting Pi Phi Shirley
Johnson with one of "them"
rocks, while more cinching was
done of a rather short affair when
Alpha Phi Carolyn Held turned
up New Years eve with same
from Kentucky's Jack May, ASTP.
On to pins Pi Phi Sue Newman
is wearing the Beta pin of George
Pinney. ChiO Betty Ruth Dunlap
is now pinned to Sig-Alph Bill
Hewitt of the air corps who came
home on a surprise furlough just
before Christmas . . . ChiO Betty
Jean Hatch has had the Sigma
Chi pin of Jack Grainger since a
week before Christmas, but it was
a secret till Jan. 5. Tri Delt
Janice Pauley received the Sigma
Nu pin of Keith Atkinson, former
UN man, now at Crete.
Serious Affairs.
Down fraternity row, the Sig
Eps are out in front with their
new pin hangings, serenades and
what have you. Jim Kratochvil's
heart hangs on Mary "Kitten"
Hall; Selma Pfingsten is the
beaming dorm gal (preoccupied
too) with Day Slout's pin. This
is what we've been waiting for
and we hear tell it is really seri
ous but no more serious, perhaps,
than the affair of Merrell Shutt
and Eoren Bevan.
Rare Bits.
Things rare: Sig Ep Ernie
Luther travelled to Washington,
D. C, for the holidays to see his
"sister." Brothers know he didn't
have reservations and they do.i't
think he has a sister. News of
Alpha Chi Betsy Wright passing
the candy in Professor Arndt's
Friday 9 o'clock money, credit
and prices class. What "price"
love!
And by the way, for you read
ers' information, Sig Ep Bob
Henderson, the "Alpha "Fiend," is
no half-witt; he's all "Witt." Ta ta.
STAR
Notes
By Pfc. Patsy Noto.
The University girls missed the
biggest affair in Lincoln on Christ
mas night, when they 'all hurried
back to their native cornfields
There were no lonely hearts at the
STARs' Ball that evening, and
the girls who came are still talk
ing about it. Rightly so, too, for
they got anything their hearts de
sired, from G. I. transportation to
maidenswoon brutes of men. The
decorations were beautiful, with
an array of colored lights that put
Army Editors
On Furlough
There will be no army news'
todayor Sunday, as the editors,
Pfc. Bill Chisolm and Bill Cal
kins, and their staff are on fur
lough. Watch for the army
news in Wednesday's issue.
SATURDAY
NIGHT AT
DAVE
HAUN
and his Orchestra
Dancing 9 to 1
Adm. SSc Tax Incl.
Bus Service from 10th & O
even the chaperons in the mood.
There were refreshments galore
and Francis Ellsworth gave out
with the sweetest music on this
side of heaven. It made such a
big hit that everyone is asking,
"When is the next dance?"
Among the girl celebrities at the
dance were Patricia Murphy, the
Colonel's daughter and Pat King
the unforgettable daughter in
"Hay Fever." That King girl, by
the way, should.be called a queen.
She seems to be even more won
derful of the stage. She is also
the reason Cpl. Jerry Rozanski is
shaving twice a day lately.
New Year's Eve was so quiet in
Lincoln, that the new-born '44 babe
crawled back into its crib and lay
there wondering. They only event
that brought a gurgle from him
was the grand affair at the U.S.O.
Here they really made merry, and
Old Man '43 was kicked out merci
lessly. At one house party, where
Pvt. Antnony Piccola was raising
the devil, a few neighbors com
plainingly knocked on the wall.
Piccola, mistaking this for diver
sion, knocked right back. This
continued for 15 minutes, until the
neighbors realized it was New
Year's Eve.
Everyone has probably made a
'44 resolution. For anyone who
has not done so, T5 Herman Kros
schell's poem will certainly sug
gest a fine one:
EDDIE
GARNER'S
BAND
Playing 9 to 12
SAT., JAN. 8
40c per person
"A smooth floor"-
"A smooth band"
Union Ballroom
Free Flicker Show
The Sleuth . . . Mary Pickford
in Savage Lore . . . Wild Western
"Border Law" ... Ben Turpin in "Total Loss"
Peg Shelley at the Piano
4:00 SUNDAY, JANUARY 9
Union Ballroom
Popcorn and Peanuts, 5c
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January Clearance
Women's Wear
This is your opportunity to get some extra ouf
fits for now or to put away 'til Spring . . at tha
savings in Magee's January Clearance. Suits
dresses, coats, furs and accessories are offered
at substantial reductions.
DRESSES.. were $10.95 to $25.00 NOW 55.48 tO $12.50
SUITS were $25.00 to $45.00 How $12.50 to $22.50
2 Price
DRESSES.. were $50.95 to $29.50
SUITS were $16.95 to $49.95
How $8.21 to $22.46) "j
How $12.71 o 37.46
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Price
Fur-Trimmed and Casual Coats
I3 off
1
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off
Fur-tinnmed, were $59.95 to $139.95
now $39.37 to $93.90
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Casual were $22.95 to $55.00
now $15.30 to $36.67
ALL REVERSIBLE COATS, were $16.95
All Corduroy Sport Coats, were $12.95 and
Fur-trimmed, .were $49.95 to $139.95
now $37.46 to $104.9
(tax extra)
Casual were $19.95 to $49.95
now $14.96 to $37.46
to $22.95, now 1 J QFF
id $13.95, now J 4
Furs Reduced y
BLACK PERSIAN PAW . . $ AQ25
was $199.00, now YIT7
PLATINUM CIIEKIANG PLATE
was $Qfi75
$129.00, now U
HOLLANDER GREY -DYED ASIATIC
LAMB . . was $ AQ25
$199.00, now TI"T
HAIR SEAL WITH OCELOT $1175
TRIM . . was $189.00, now. . .
BLACK CIIEKIANG CARACUL $Q75
PLATE . . was $129.00, now. . . .
Third
FISHER-DYED OPOSSUM $ 09 50
JACKET . . was $110.00, now.. fOZ
WINDSOR SEAL-DYED CONEY
$99.00, now $74"
SEAL-DYED CONEY . . $- J 25
was $99.00, now t
BLACK CARACUL PAW . . $"TJ,25
was $99.00, now "
BROWN CARACUL PAW . . $"7l25
was $99.00, now T"
Floor
ACCESSORIES y4 off
BLOUSES ,.. were $2.95 to $6.95, NOW $2.21 to $5.21
SKIRTS were $3.95 to $9.95, NOW $2.95 to $7.46
JACKETS were $6.95 to $22.95, NOW $5.21 to $17.21
SWEATERS were $2.95 to $8.95, NOW $2.21 to $6.71
JUMPERS. were $5.95 to $12.95, NOW $4.46 to $9.71
JEWELRY was $1.00 to $3.95, NOW 75c to $2.96
JERKIN SETS ....were $7.95 to $9.95, NOW $5.95 to $7.46
STREET FLOOR