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7' 1 y.v.v.v. nv a V.i I. irrr 1 I i 'v i 0 MAM M.AM.V.' i AW 3 lA fn A fen' DRi.W, HENRY GREENE (3rd from Jeft) grand pole. bf plane from Denver. The grand polemarch met with ty, and the Omaha alumni chapter.

Left to right Ed march of the Kappa Alpha Psl fraternity, is greeted members of the three Nebraska 'chapters Eta, at the ward Thomas, Eta; James Jewell, Omaha alumni. Dr. by Nebraska Kappas as he arrived Saturday li Omaha University of Nebraska; Alpha Eta at Omaha nniversi Greene; Arthur Reynolds, Alpha Eta, and Burt F. New. ton.

Eta. 4 7 1 i ft 0 AO 1 a TV vv .1. 0RFs ESGM'E'I 1 V' 3f ft ,1 ft Us 2 MARX LOU famous pUnlst, composer and arramer Scandanavian eonntriei, trew to like Europe and hat lived there EVEN IX BEFRESHMEXT BREAKS, held in connection with physical education (left) explains ai Important point to Mrs. Clee and formerly a member of toe Andy Kirk band, works on musical ever since. She says she still loves America but due to her treat the Pre Session Faculty Orientation conference at A and college, M.

McCoy, libraray staff member; Miss Ernestine Crowder and scores In her top floor Bloomsbnry flat in London. Miss Williams success abroad is remaining; there by popular demand. Greensboro, N. the staff continues to work on the Interesting Miss Barbara Bryant, both new members of the physical edqc left the U. S.

Ave years ago for a concert tour In Europe and the program outlined for them. Dr. Randa D. Russell, nrnfmnr i i', J7 I i t' If I It 1 i I i I BLOCKED FIRE 'EXIT is inspected in Chicago week following tragic tenement fire la which 18 slum building at .3243 Calumet by Harvey men, women and children lost their lives. Deputy Glos, assistant chief deputy coroner, and William Coroner Martin is the son of Dr.

J. B. Martin, Martin, deputy coroner. Though sign boldly pro. president of the Negro American and a member tf claims fire exit, door is blocked from other side.

the Sanitary District in Chicago. Investigation of slum dwellings was launched last A JACK LANTERN Hair cut la styled by prospective teammates Hams, while Sylvester Harris awaits his turn. McWUIams and BATHING BEAUTIES of Aogusta, for 1953 54 are (left to queens during the water carnival held at the Jones Swhnteiaf by Charles Bryant (left) a junior at the University of Harris are sophomores who this year are making their bids for right) Miss Queenie Mae Beard of Weed School, 1st place; Mrs. pooh. Bathing beauty contest was highlight of the aqna'carainL Lincoln.

Bryant played guard last year for the University of Ne. team berths, Moonie Daggett of Gilbert Manor Recreation Center, 2nd place, and which draws spectators from many neighboring areas, braska Cornsbuckers. Having his hair cut (center) is Jon McWil Miss Mae HoUlman, Ninth Street Center, 3rd. The girls were chohen.