THE NEBRASKAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1933.
THREE.
Co-edl
Clothes
Unless a coed haa taken entirely
10 "mgner culture" and doesn't care
about fashions any more, she can
have the time of her life with nov
elties this summer. Little tricks
such as having gloves, scarf, and
purse of gaily striped pique' are
almost sure to be more fun than
the white suit or dress with which
they are worn. Accessories or
dresses of pique with printed flow
ers are a new idea too.
Then someone has introduced
red pique evening sandals to
dramatize the moments when a
girl's feet are seen below her
cottony summer formal. Occa
sionally a dark summer hat has
a white pique facing under the
brim, and is set off by a dark
dress. Gloves of the facing mate
rial trimmed with a little or
gandy ruffle are new.
Among the dresses seen around
the campus these days, one
which Jean Piper designed -for
herself is outstanding. It is of
gray linen, made with a high
round neckline and a plastron or
long back effect trimmed with
narrow bands of red and blue
linen and held by a sash. The
sleeves are set in square arm
holes, the back has large cov
ered buttons down to the waist,
and the skirt is straight except
for pleats at the center front and
back. With it Jean wears gray
linen pumps and a blue hat.
Another very pretty ensemble is
Holly Fetters' crinkled white silk
suit with turban to match. The
jacket is belted, has a diagonal
closing in front and bears white
lapin cuffs. Over it goes a short
cape edged with a band of the
same fur. The skirt is straight.
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University Women to
. Hold Dinner Tuesday
Dr. Frederick M. Hunter,
chancellor of Denver univer
sity, who will speak as a special
lecturer here next week, will be
guest of honor at a dinner of
all university women at the city
Y. W. C. A., 15th and N streets,
at 6:30 next Tuesday evening.
Tickets at 50 cents each will be
on sale Mtfnday In Teachers
college, Social Sciences and
Andrews hall.
NEBRASKA STUDENT
HEADS DRILL CLUB
(Continued from Pago 1).
brigade commanders from other
schools having Pershing Rifle
chapters.
A luncheon at the University
club and morning an afternoon
business sessions comprised Thurs
day's convention program. Discus
sions covered matters of national
administration and possibilities of
reorganization.
Guests at Friday night's ban
quet will be Col. W. H. Oury,
commandant of th: Nebraska
R. O. T. C. regiment who is in
command at the summer camp
now being held at Fort Crook,
Capt. Walter T. Scott and Capt
Edward H. Connor, jr. Both the
latter are members of the R. O. T,
C. instructional staff here. Byron
Hirst, retiring national comman
der, will be toastmaster.
HUNTER AND REED
OPEN PROGRAM OF
SPECIAL LECTURES
(Continued from Pago 1).
mentary1 School" before classes in
elementary education 313 and 314.
At 11 o'clock in Teachers college,
room 303, on a continuation of his
Monday school budget subject to
school administration 353.
WEDNESDAY, June 21: At 8
o'clock in Andrews hall, room 127,
he will speak on a subject to be
announced later to classes in ele
mentary education 17, 107 and 112.
At 9 o'clock in Social Sciences,
room 101, on "Elements that are
Essential to a Good School Sys
tem" to classes in school adminis
tration 254 and 256.
The subject for his convocation
talk at 11 o'clock Wednesday has
not yet been announced. This ad
dress will be given either in Social
Sciences auditorium or the Tem
ple theater. Dr. Hunter will also
speak to an open meeting for all
Teachers college women, sponsored
by Pi Lambda Theta, Tuesday eve
ning. The last two school days next
week Dr. Thomas H. Reed, former
city manager of San Jose, Calif.,
and an authority on local and mu
nicipal government give .four lec
tures here as follows:
THURSDAY, June 22: At 8
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o'clock in Social Sciences auditor
ium to classes in history 2, 9, 260
and 281; political science 225 and
303; sociology 108; and education
al psychology 268 and 285. At 9
o'clock in Social Sciences audi
torium to classes in history and
principles. 31; school administra
tion 254, 256, 351 and 354; second
ary education 142 and 346; and
educational psychology 389.
FRIDAY, June 23: At 10 o'clock
in Social Sciences auditorium to
classes in educational psychology
283; elementary education 313 and
314; history and principles 31 and
138; school administration 151 and
395; and secondary education 248.
At 11 o'clock in Social Sciences au
ditorium to classes in economics
204 and 291; political .science 1,
109 and 276; sociology 215; and
history 7, 202s, 233.1, and 243. j
His first three talks, given in
conjunction with regular class in
those .subjects will deal in general
with "Constructive Economy in
State and Local Government." The
subject will be divided into the fol
lowing three topics, to be given in
this order. "True Basis of Govern
mental Economy," "Simplification
of Areas of Local Government,"
and "Business Methods in State
and Local Government." Subject
for his convocation talk at 11
o'clock Friday will be "Democracy
in Peril."
Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, who
was graduated from Nebraska in
1905 with Phi Beta Kappa honors,
was a varsity debater while he
was in school here. Following his
graduation he was a Nebraska
You arid all the other men in summer school will want to take
advantage of these Friday and Saturday values in
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at
White Dress Shirts
Here's a real shirt value! And a special
purchase makes this price possible on this
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Sport Mesh
Shirts
Airy in weave light in
weight in a full shrunk mesh.
Neck sizes 14 to 17, 33, 34 and
35 sleeves. In white only.
Special for Friday and Satur
day 95
Mori's Swim
This same quality suit sold last
year at $1.75. Made of 100 pure
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maroon and black, in sizes 34
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We bought all styles. .. .all colors
all sizes that's why we
can price these belts to you at
50c. In all white brown and
white. .. . .and black and white
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school superintendent until 1911
He was professor of agricultural
education and principal of the Ne
braska School of Agriculture for a
year in 1912. He then served five
years as superintendent of the city
schools in Lincoln, going from here
to Oakland, Calif., in the same ca
pacity. Later he was selected as
chancellor of Denver university.
He has taken a prominent part
in national educational affairs and
is a former president of the N. E.
A. He has written and spoken ex
tensively on educational matters.
Reed Dynamic Speaker.
Dr. Thomas Harrison Reed was
described to the Nebraskan by
Dr. J. P. Senning, chairman of the
political science department here,
as one of the most effective speak
ers he has ever heard a dynamic
personality and keeps his listeners
interested from the moment he
comes to his feet. "I anticipate
that he will create quite a little in
terest through his discussions
here," Dr. Senning said.
Dr. Reed is an authority on local
government from both academic
and practical experience. He has
conducted surveys looking towards
consolidation of city and county
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Wheat cakes and coffee 10c
137 No. 12
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We'veNold dozens of these Sanforized
(which means they won't shrink or fade)
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stripes on white grounds in waist sizes
.50 to 42. And at this same price..
WHITE DUCKS.-. . . .sizes
can buy your regular size,
know that these trousers
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Mesh
These Conde' sports shirts are
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50'
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governments at . Pittsburgh, Pa,
and St. Louis, Mo. He Is director
of the weekly radio program, "You
and Your Government," rponsored
on a national network by the Am
erican Political' Science associa
tion. He is a member of the com
mittee on policy of the A. P. S. A.
In connection with his work at the
Michigan university, he directed
the local government survey In
that state.
All talks by the two men are
open to th public.
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Neckwear
Light colored grounds with
spaced figures and stripes. Silk
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special for Friday and Satur
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Cloth Sweaters
59
Pull'Overs
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