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TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1931.
PERCY BEARD BREAKS HURDLE RECORD
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Court iy The Journal. Photo by Macdonalil.
Percy Zeard of the New York A. C. Is here seen, at the extreme left as he broke the tape Jn i.win-ntothcyi20-yard
high hurdles in the national A. A. U senior championships here Saturday Beard s
time of 14.2, made pn a wet track and a light rain was falling, cut two-tenths of a second from the
Texrto'BeaTd'B.vron Grant of the University of Utah who finished fourth At the extreme
right is Lee Sentman of the Illinois A. C. who was third and next to Sentman is J. E. Hatfield of In
diana university w ho finished sec ond. , -
Poster Exhibit Held
In Morrill Hall Today
An exhibit of potters and ma
terials by Binney rnd Smith
company will be held In Mor
rill hall on the third floor corri
dor from 8 to 4 o'clock today,
according to Mrs. N. F. Dickey,
assistant curator of the art gal
lery. The group will be of in
terest particularly to teachers of
art and rural teachers.
WORLD'S EDUCATORS
WILL MEET IN JULY
The Wold Federation of Educa
tion Associations will observe us
fourth Biennial and hold Its fiftn
meeting, July 27 to August 1 in
Denver, Colo. President Augustus
O. Thomas announces that practi
cally all countries will be repre
sented. The program will present
many outstanding men andwomea
of world note who will discuss Im
portant phases of international co
operation. The five Hermann-Jor-don
committees engaged in the
study of international co-operation
thru education will miike rcpoits
and definite programs of instruc
tion will be presented.
Lustrous Soft. PcnnaiK-nts
;r.,M: $2.50
Other clioicf Waves,
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SPECIAL Shampoo
and Finger Wave. . .
Hull- Cut, Rlmnipoo hiitl
Flnfcpr Wnve.
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TALK ON RURAL 'EDUCATION
Atithorities Tell What Is
Wrong With Little Red
Schoolhoyse.
A governor, an editor and two
federal educational authorities told
the National Education association
what is wrong with the little red
schoolhouse and some of the ways
to correct it, at the national con
vention held in Los Angeles last
week.
Governor Dern of Utah said edu
cation "must play an Important
part in the development of agricul
tural marketing and fathom a
more equitable way in the division
of school monyes."
Consolidated schools, said Clar
ence' Poe, editor of a Raleigh, N.
C, magazine, must be kept in the
country and not verge on city
limits. He said he believed the
"school of tomorrow" will be the
"little capital of a community re
public" with rural districts de
fining their own boundaries and
"integrating themselves about the
schools as centers of life.'.' .
Tetter . qualified teachers and
more adequate supervision are
needed," Agnes Samuelson, Des
Momes, la., educator, suggested.
A rural school supervisor for
every state was advocated by
Ohloe C. Baldridge, Lincoln, direc
tor of rural education fOT the state
of Nebraska.
Exam Offered for
Radio Class Today
Civil Service examinations for
Amateur class in radio wIM be
given on Tuesday, July 7, at the
post office building, according
to word received today by O. J.
Ferguson, dean of the college
of engineering at the University
of cNbraska. The examination
will be held in Omaha on July 9
and 10, altho the commercial
examination will be offered only
on July 9.
UNFAVORABLE YEAR
AHEAD FOR TEACHERS
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ing the same period of time last
year. Salaries in Nebraska re
less than those of a year ago, ac
cording to the report, and a larger
proportion qf, students who ait
preparing q . teach . probably will
not obtain positions this year.
The study of the teaching situa
tion as made by Director Batson
was based upon the following ques-
t1finfit
What percent of the people en
rolled in your bureau have re
ceived appointments up to June
1?
How does this rompare with
the percent of appointments at
the same date last year?
What is the status of the sal
aries paid this year s compared
with a year ago?
Do you anticipate that there
will be a larger proportion of
your students who are. preparing
to teach that will not obtain po
sitions this year as compared to
a year ago?
Miss Beatrice Richardson
Is Given a Fellowship
Miss Beatrice Richardson, in
structor in the University of
Nebraska department of physical
education from ism 10 ivai, nas
been piven a fellowship at the
Merrill Palmer School in Detroit
where she will spend the next year
working for her master's degree.
At nresent she is teaching: in the
department of physical education
at the University
summer session.
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Member Nat'l Ass'n. Accredited Com'l. Schools
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ANNUAL JULY SALE
in our Kollege. Room Second Floor.
$25 Kensington Suits now $18.75
We've sold nn unbelievable number of these splendid s'uits this past smnoh
to college fellows nnd to business and professional men. If you're going !
school this fall or teaching out in the stale yoirll have need for just such ap
piiiel. It's a buy I
Extra Trousers Top Coats and O'coais
Hundreds of trousers , left from two
pant suits many of them sold origin
ally for $8.50, $10 and $12.50. Durma;
our July sale they go at one low priea
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For you thrifty buyers who are antici
pating your needs for fall and winter
here is an opportunity to save
noncy. All topcoats exeept, Knit-tex. lit
iLS00 Discount
SWIM SUITS
Oft in the swim! Keep cool!
school. The season's smart
special price.
IJeeause it's good way to relax after
t si vies otr men and women at u
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.Men's Shoes
SPORT OXFORDS
There'i alwayt a time and a pUce
to wear theoi and a pleasure in
their tmart comfort. Especially
priced during July. '
$3
85
MEN 'S BLACK AND
TAN OXFORDS
Why not buy hoes which can be
worn now as well as later when
you have the advantage of such a
purchase price.
Special
Price on
Men's Straw
HATS
Toyo Panamas of fine
even weave with the
favored Optimo crown.
. $195 ;
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Leflhornettes in both'.
round and square blocks,
with side or butterfly
bow.
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BASEMENT
BARGAINS
One Lot of Men's
Trousers, CZ Gill
$5 values .99 77
One Lot of Men's
Trousers, Bg
$3.50 values 9a7
Men's Shorts,. ; fi
50c. regularly, now. ..;v JWW
Men's Dress Shirts, . r t -
real buys. for'.'. . , . ... X: i .
Sleeveless Sweaters ,4 . fk
for Men 9&?7
Neckwear smart but "
inexpensive 33w
Men's Dress Hose, fCo
35c values 7C
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This Is Our 27th Year In Lincoln
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