Monday night and Harry
James vrill find lots of former UN
students back for the occasion.
Marine Cadet Reid Devoe, Fiji,
will be escorting Theta Mary Lan
caster, and Tom Scheer, Sig Chi
from Camp Lee, Virginia, has a
big date with Mary Ann Meyer,
Alpha Phi. Incidentally, this deal
might develop into something
steady. Rumor his it that Phi
Delts Rex Wagner and Bruce Al
len will be there, too. Who'll the
lucky gals be?
In spite of the man shortage.
Alpha Phi Margie Munson has
too many men on her hands for
Harry James so a sister is taking
care of one.
Lt. Jack Hogan, Tau, seems to
have a pull with Uncle Sam.
Hogie was down to see the boys
on another leave this week.
Pi Phi Betty Dobbs and Lt.
Pres Hays, former Innocent and
Sigma Nu, have chosen mid-fall
for the taking of the vows. Glad
to see they got together
Beta Harry Staples, ASTP on
the campus last year drove up
from West Virginia in his Cadillac
convert to see Alpha Chi Mary
Lou Holtz for two days last week.
Sounds interesting, Mary Lou.
Bev Swartwood and Bev Evans
over Tri Delt way have been hav
ing a big week with both their
men here on leaves. Lt. Bill Sor-
enson, Sig Chi of last year, to see
Swartwood and Lieutenant Gross
visiting Bev Evans.
Taus had a big reunion Friday
night in honor of Lt. "Dog" Finley
and Ensign Bill Korff who are
back. "Dog" was with his pinmate
Pat Parrish, KAT; Bill Korff with
Joan Damewood, Bob Brown and
Kappa June Korb and Bill Gayer
with Mary Kay Bogan, Tri Delt.
By the way, we are wondering
where Harold Hopkins fits into
Pat Parrish's plans now.
Mary Edwards and Carol Fred
rickson, Tri Delts, took a jaunt
down to the KU game this week
end. More of such UN loyalty
would be a good idea.
Alpha Phi Pledge Gladys Grothe
has been seeing a lot of Bob Wil
kins, DU, lately. Friday night
they took in Dunninger. Is this a
steady deal????
Lt. Jack Martin, SAE, was mar
ried Oct. 6 to Shirley Wise, Min
nesota U Tri Delt. Shirley is now
visiting her in-laws in Lincoln.
Tri Delts can really be proud of
her.
Some more James fans Monday
night will be Alpha Chi Catherine
Curley and Sig Chi Johnnie Bell
Tom Cornish, Phi Gam, and Jan
ice Wilson, Tri Delt J a c k i e
Crogh, Alpha Chi. and Lt. Bill
Jackson from N. Y. Marg Olson,
Alpha Phi, and Thorn Dillon,
Fiji Some DG dates are Gerry
McKinsey and Don Kline Betty
Simodynes and Lt. Danny Moyer,
Phi Delt Mickey McPherson and
Dick Miller.
Alpha Chi B. J. Hunzinger, now
of the WAVES, was back on the
campus this week as well as DG
Betty Newman sporting a new
diamond from Beta Bill Williams.
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the United Airlines.
Kathy Legge, Pi Phi, is a bottle
neck in the man situation. We
hear she was with three fellows
Friday night. More power to her.
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taurant was convinced that he
already knew what was offered.
Laughing at these attitudes, Dun
ninger declares that he must use
the same process for working with
one individual as with a group
of people. Mr. Dunninger says
that he loses about two pounds
during one performance and ages
considerably. A tremendous
amount of vitality is drained from
his system due to the powerful
concentration he must exert;
therefore it is impossible for him
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Kappa I'bl.
First semester pledging service of Kappa
Phi. Methodist Women's Club, will take
Dlace Wednesday. October 25. at 5:30 p. m
in Room 313 of the Student Union. After
the DledcinK. the new pledges will be hon
ored with a Big and Little Slater dinner
in the XY room of the Union.
Both alumnae and activities will be
present at the service. Lavawn Johnson is
chairman and Beverly Blba will be toast
mistress ai the dinner.
to spend all of his time reading
people s thoughts.
"Warms Up."
For about thirty minutes before
he ' makes a public appearance,
he "warms up" and places himself
in the receptive state of mind
necessary for his performance.
The mental genius has cultivated
this ability through thirty years
of experience, appearing in the
White House before six different
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presidents, and experimenting
with Edison ana sieinmeiz.
Vnr fh nast four vears. Dun
ninger has worked in large med-
inctntinns linHpr th aUSDiceS
oUphysicians, curing "uncurable"
diseases by a lorm or nypnosis.
He made, it very clear that he
does not use hypnoses in his pub
lic appearances.
wvion nckprl to define his abil
ity ht siipffpsted it as being per
haps either hypnotic or magnetic
or a combination 01 Dom. uun
ninger makes about three public
appearances a week in addition
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to his radio programs.
Commenting on his years of ex
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