TTIE NEDRASKAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1934.
THREE
tool to be Papuan
SUMMER RECREATION
Classes for Credit
Swimming IF ill Be
Limited
In
Use of one of the largest Indoor
pools In the country will be one of
A
COOL OFF
with
4 Art
Limeade .. . J.UU
Orangeade .... IOC
Lemonade IOC
jumbo 4Cf
Sodas 19 V
Jumbo
Ice Cream,
Dish
IOC
Sandwiches, plain
or toasted
10$
BREAKFASTS
THAT PLEASE
10$ - 15$ - 20$
HOT NOON
LUNCH
Served Daily Except
Sunday and Saturday
25C
We Are Headquarters
for Sheaffer's Pens
$1.00
$3.25
$2.00
$2.95
Uni Drug Co.
B3771 14th & S Sts.
7?
Welcome Summer Students
We have endeavored to bring you only
the best entertainment for your recrea
tional hours. May we suggest one of
these tonight... or tomorrow?
STUAKT
THEATRE
"20 Million
Sweetheart"
LIN
THEATRE
Anna Sten
in "Nana"
Next Week look for JOAN CRAWFORD in
SADIE McKEE"; Frank Buck' "WILD
CARGO"; -BOTTOMS VP", "STRICTLY
DYNAMITE", "MURDER At THE VANU
TIES" and other exceptional attractions!
4ha most popular forms of recrea
tion (hiring the summer if interest
in the tank this Mnmntr hnlrtn mt
to what It has been the past two
years. iwo years ago swimming
classes drew the larcest enroll-
knent in the school.
Regular swimming classes for
credit will be held daily for both
men and women and will be limit
ed, according to R. D. Mnrlrr rtl.
rector of the summer session.
Admittance to the pool requires
swimming permits which will be
issued after a nhvaical
tlon by the student health depart
ment on the second floor of Phar
macy hall.
Witte Is Given New
Contract at Wyoming
Coach Williard Witte, graduate
or tne university, and now at the
University of Wyoming will re
main there for three more years
It was announced that he had
been given a new contract as head
football and basketball coach.
Don't miss your breakfast even
if you get up late.' Drop in at the
Husker Inn. 14th & O Street and
get to class on time. aov.
Dartmouth's senior class recent
ly endorsed three curriculum re
forms; a course in marriage, atx
lition of the present marking sys
tern and unlimited cuts for all.
Lola Lebow, a University of Wis
consin coed, has found a new way
of earning her education. She gives
puppet shows for university frater
nity and sorority groups.
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DANCING
Every Night Except
J. Beck
Orchestra
Antelope Park
In the Sparkling Clear Water of
Lincoln's Finest Pool
DANCE
In Our Cool Pavilion
Every Night Except Mondays
LINCOLN'S ONLY
AMUSEMENT PARK
CAPITOL
BEACH
COL
ORPHEUT.1
THEATRE
'You're Telling Me!
W. C. Fields
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
HOWARD Kl RKPATRICK.
Nebraskan Requests
Rooming Houses to
Appoint Reporters
In order to cover all the news
on the campus of interest to
summer students the Nebras
kan asks that a reporter be
appointed in each organized
rooming house. A meeting of
these reporters will be called
later.
The Nebraskan suggests that
in making those appointments
each house, if possible, should
designate who has had some
previous experience along that
line of work.
Any other summer students
who desire practical experience
in reporting are asked to call at
the Nebraskan office at any
time.
University Cadets Go
To Fort Crook Camp
University cadet who have had
one year or more of advanced drill
will arrive " next week at Port
Crook for the regular summer
training camp of the Reserve Of
ficers Training Corps. Besides
those from the university, students
from Iowa and South Dakota uni
versities and Creighton university
at Omaha will be in attendance.
SCHOLARSHIPS CO
TO FIVE STUDENTS
Names of the winners of five uni
versity scholarships were an
nounced recently by university of
ficials. Louise Horrack, Suther
land, and Ada Petrea, Pawnee
City, will receive the Bostwlck
scholarships. Wilbur isncKson,
Newman Grove, won the junior
award offered by Prof. Robert B
Crawford. Merrill Whitman, Supe
rior, was awarded the Broady
scholarship and Paul M. Meyer of
Hastings will receive the Walter
J. Nickel freshman prize.
Offered in honor of the late
Henry C. Bostwick by Mrs. C. R
Massey two awards of $100 each
went to deserving students. The
Crawford award was made to the
most deserving junior nonfrater
nity man, while the $100 Jefferson
H. Broady scholarship was en
dowed by Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Clark. Whitman, the winner of an
award, headed his sophomore law
class last semester. The $25 fresh
man prize was offered by Walter
J. Nickel.
Ernest Crosbie, Michigan State
college student who represented
the United States in the last Olym
pics as a walker, is now training
for his bid for the national cham
pionships this spring.
Students at Southwestern at
Memphis, Tenn., recently took a
test to determine whether or not
they had acquired any general cul
ture in their year at college.
Relieve that tired after - class
feeling with one of our delicious
fountain drinks prepared the way
you like them at the Husker Inn
Cafe. 14th & Q. Adv.
Look Who's Here
SUNDAY NIGHT
AT
STAR-LITE
LLOYD WELLS
AND HIS 11 ARTISTS
One of the best road orchestras
today. Having played from Canada
to Texas and Washington. D. C,
west. Having played lor past two
years at Peony park.
Adm. 25o Dancing Free
Featuring Big Road Bands
RULES FOR WOMEN
VARY FROM THOSE
IN SCHOOL YEAR
Houses Close 11 O'clock
During Week; 12
Weekends.
Definite house rules will h in
force this Summer fnr fill urnmon
students, according to th nffw nf
the Dean of Women. These rules
for the summer period vary slight
ly from those in force during the
regular school term.
There are no snerlal restrWlnnn
on freshmen and sophomores as
tnere are during the regular se
mesters. Another difference is In
the closing time for women's
nouses, uuring me winter io:30 is
the closing hour for week nights
and 12:30 for Fridav and Satur
day. During the summer session 11
ociock is tne deadline during the
week and 12 o'clock on Friday and
Saturday.
Comfortable
Summer
ROOMS
Showers, Running Ice Water
each floor. Swimming Pool,
Outdoor Sun Baths.
2.50 Singles $2 Doubles
and up
Y.R..C.A.
13 & P
B1257
DIVE INTO
Swim Suits
for smartness
for service
or action, or lolling
3 95
ALL WOOL. Striped tops on
plain trunks. Square - neck,
effects. Rope halters ending in
belts. Novelty trims. And other
new notes of high interest.
Sizes 31 to 44.
Sportswear Second Floor.
muerSPaie
MUSIC FOR ALL SUMMER
STUDENTS . . .
No cultural subject has proven more useful than music.
Teachers of other subjects have found music valuable in
obtaining positions.
The knowledge of the use of the voice, or the playing of
an instrument is growing more important in modern
education.
REGISTER FOR SUMMER MUSIC STUDY
JUNE 8 and 9
Classes Begin June 11
Courses in public school music, harmony, history of mu
sic, music appreciation, piano and violin methods.
Private lessons in all branches of applied music: piano
organ, voice, and all instruments of the orchestra and
band.
SPECIAL COURSE FOR MUSIC SUPERVISORS
AND PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC TEACHERS
June 11 to July 7
Orchestral and choral repertoire and methods will be of
fered under the direction of two nationally known edu
cators in music. Observation and direction of the All
State High School Orchestra and Chorus course will be
included in this course.
Univertity credit it offered in ull of the
above cour$e if desired.
University of Nebraska
School of Music
11 4 R Sts.
Austin Fox, burly football cap
tain at Union college, Schenectady,
N. Y and champion wrestler, im
taking tennis seriously this spring,
and his coach is predicting that
Fox may be another Tilden.
For three years Hall Kemp has
not heard another orchestra either
in person or over the radio. This
is the precaution that this most
imitated of all orchestras takes to
keep its style original.
FRIDAY
LUNCH MENU
FRIDAY
Oyster soup 10c
Pan Fried Steak 35c
Roast Sirloin of Beef
brown gravy 30c
Baked Salmon loaf 25c
Boston baked Beans 25c
SPECIALS
No. 1 Cinnamon Tonst, Fruit
Salad, Beverage 20c
No. 2 Hot Barbcrue Sand
wich, Soup. Beverage, ,25c
No. 3 Ham Salad Sandwich,
Potato Salad 20c
No. 4 Tomato Stuffed with
Chicken Salad. Toast,
Beverage 25c
No. 5 Peanut Butter Sand
wich, Milkshake 20c
No. 6 Rainbow Cheese on
Rye, choice of Beer 25c
No. 7 Chicken Salad Sand
wich, Pineappie and
Cheese Salad, Bever
age 25c
No. 8 Lettuce and Tomato
Sandwich, Pie a la
Mode 25c
No. 9 Hot Barbecue Sand
wich, Milkshake 25c
Boyden Pharmacy
13th & P St., Stuart Bldg.
H. A. REED. Mgr.
THESE
B6891-172