The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, June 21, 1934, Page FOUR, Image 4

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    THE NEBRASKAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1931.
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STUART (Mat. 5c Nita 40c)
Karl Carol's "MURDER AT THB
VANITIES" with the moat beauti
ful girls In the world. Starring
Carl Brlsson. Victor McLaughlin,
Jack Oakle and Betty Carllale.
LINCOLN (Mat. 15c Nlte 25c)
Jean Mulr and Donald Woods In
"AS THE EARTH TURNS."
Added attractions: Shirley Tem
ple. "Popeye." and 'Pagliaccl."
ORPHEUM (Mat. 15e Mite 25c)
Irene Dunne and Richard Dix In
STINGAREE."
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c Nlte 15c)
Tim McCoy In "A MAN'S GAME"
with Evelyn Knapp. plus "THE
NINTH GUEST," a baffling Mur
der Mystery!
SUN (Mat. 10c Nlte 15c)
Two features: Ginger Rgem
and Norman Foster in "RAFTER
ROMANCE," and "FORGOTTEN
MEN."
ALL SCHOOL DINNER
SCHEDULED JUNE 28
Affair One of Events on
Program of 3-Day
Conference.
A dinner for all men and women
students of the summer session
will be held next Thursday eve
ning, June 28, 6: SO p. m., in the
Student Activities building, on the
college of agriculture campus.
The dinner is one of the events
on the program of the state edu
cational conference, which is be
ing held in Lincoln next week.
Chancellor E. A. Burnett will
preside over the meeting which
will be a panel discussion. C A.
Bowers, secretary of the Nebraska
State Teachers association, will di
rect the program, which will be
participated by conference speak
ers, visiting instructors, and fac
ulty members. The topics to be dis
cussed will be announced later.
Many administrators of the state
are expected to be there, and it is
hoped that the university summer
session will be represented by 200
or more students.
The activity committee will have
charge of the sale of tickets, the
price of which will be 50 cents
Tickets will be on sale in the
Teachers college, next Thursday,
June 28, the day of the dinner.
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Gladys Parker
Beaute Salon
1229 N St. Upstairs
Phone B2355
Shampoo and Finger,
wave with Cfl
Vinegar Rinse . . 0 U C
Come Up Stairs
More Service, Lent Money
Enjoy the Outside Air While
Having Your Beauty Work
Done.
HAVE YOU HEARD?
YES, YOU'VE HEARD!
about the
Husker Inn Cafe
14th and Q Streets
THE MOST POPULAR STUDENT EATING PLACE
W are glad to inform the Summer School Students that 800
of our free advertising coupons were brought back to us since
June 8th.
O We have installed a cooling system for your
eomfort.
O After a hard evening of study, before, on, or
after a date, drop over and try our Fountain
and Sandwich specialties.
O No long waits, prompt service.
O Open 6 A. M. Close at 2 A. M.
Free Delivery Telephones B5313 or B7507
We Want and Appreciate Your Patronage
Husker Inn Cafe
14th and Q Street
CARL VON SRANDENFELS, Mgr.
HAROLD
JACOBSEN
LAMBERTUS LEAVE
FOR LOS ANGELES
Twn Husker Tracksters to
Meet Tough Competition
At. N.C.A.A. Meet.
Heye Lambertus and Harold
Jacob3en win represent me umw
sity at the national collegiate
track and field championships to
be staged in Los Angeles Friday
and Saturday of this week. These
two Huskers received bids to the
contest and left by ran ror me
roast Wednesday.
In Lambertus, the Cornhuskers
possess one of the fastest low stick
skimmers in the country. The
fithenburer ace is holder of both
junior and senior A. A. U. 220
yard low hurdle titles. Placing
second to Glenn Hardin of Louisi
ana State in the record breaking
time of 22.9 seconds Lambertus is
expected to place well in the coast
meet. When Hardin broke the
world's record in the event at the
Chicago collegiate championships
Lambertus was just a split-second
behind him, being clocked in the
remarkable time of 23 second flat.
During the winter season Heye
established a new world record for
the 60-yard lows. Under the Ne
braska stadium Lambertus paced
off the distance in 6.7 seconds
with the low sticks offering little
impediment.
Harold Jacobsen, the other con
testant representing the Scarlet
to the coast meet, is a sophomore
who has been doing things in Big
Six circles this year. Jacobsen,
another dash man who has im
proved remarkably under the
tutorage of Coach Henry Schulte,
has been credited with the time of
9.7 in the 100 and turned in 21.4
in the 220 dash. Jacobsen's only
defeat this year was suffered
from the flying feet of Edwin
Hall of Kansas, who is Big Six
champion in the short events.
However, on the coast the going
will be much more difficult for the
Husker contingent. Not only will
Lambertus and Jacobsen be facing
Hardin and Hall -respectively, but
Lambertus will also be up against
John Herring, Texas A. & M.
speedster who has consistently
battered atid broken Hardin's ef
forts during meets thus far this
season.
Jacobsen will find it very diffi
cult to place, running up against
the toughest competition in the
world. Ralph Metcalfe of Mar
quette, Negro speedster who unof
ficially lowered the world mark for
the 220 dash and placed second at
both the 100 and 220 in the last
Meals 25c
Includes Drink and Dessert
BUCK'S
COFFEE SHOP
1131 R Street
) Dinner Speaker )
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
D. X. BIBLE.
Who will SDeak Monday night at
the second ot a series or dinners
and round table discussions of ath
letics. The Husker football mentor
will tell of the coaches' association
and the football rules committee.
Olympics, and Hudson Hellmich of
Illinois will constitute still more
competition.
Most meet records are liKeiy to
tumble before the cream of the
nation's onslaught. The fight for
the team championship, apparently
lies between Louisiana State and
the powerful Stanford aggrega
tion. The giant Jack Torrace and
Johnny Morris head the Louisiana
group, while Johy Lyman and Al
len Black man will support the
burden of points for Coach Tem-
pleton's Stanford boys. Southern
California is also expected to place
well in the lead.
BANTER
And have you heard the Flop
House Song: "Let's Put Out the
Lice and Go to Sleep."
Many men smoke but Fu Man-
chu.
English Professor: "How would
you start a success story for in
stance of Mr. Woolworth?"
Bright Student: "Once upon a
dime "
Misaourl Showme.
Optician: "Weak eyes have you?
Well, how many lines can you read
on that chart?"
Patient: "What chart?"
Wampus.
And of course he must have
been a laundryman's son. He was
such a wash out.
"What are you looking so glum
about? Are you having trouble
with math again?
"No, aftermath."
English Prof: "Try this sentence
Take the cow out of the Jot,
What mood?"
Frosh: "The cow."
Jack: "Do you object to kissing
on sanitary grounds?"
Mable: "Oh, no."
Jack: Then let's take a stroll
thru the infirmary."
Wife How many turkeys did
you shoot yesterday, Jim ?
Husband Three.
Wife Then there must be a mis
take the butcher charged us for
four.
'N" club man to roommates.
There's a dirtv crook in this room.
In the past week I've lost a Mis
souri sweat shirt, a Kansas root
ball, a Pittsburgh jersey, and five
university towels ana l want roe
lowlife thief to fcring them oacK.
Will you have a piece of pie for
breaktast 7
Is it customary?
No. It's huckleberry.
Purpl Parrot-
Timid wife (to husband who has
fallen asleep at the wheel): 1
don't mean to dictate to you,
Georre. but isnt that billboard
coming at us awfully fast 7
The time has come." the walrus
said, as the dellveryman brought
in his new clock.
. Borad Walk.
WANTED Typing: of tbeals, y.
and term pupera. rai, wniiro
work. Call F798S.
LEARN TO DANCE
Special Rates In Ballroom
Dancing
BORNER SISTERS
Private Studio
1S3S P Strict B6103
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121 Attend Dinner
Meeting Sponsored
By Pi Lambda Theta
Twenty-one women students of
the summer session were guests of
Pi Lambda Theta, honorary educa
tional sorority, at a dinner held
Tuesday night at the city
Y. W. C. A. The meeting was pre
sided over by Miss Dorothy Frank
forter, president of the organiza
tion.
Main speaker of the evening was
Dr. Burton, visiting instructor at
the university, who lectured on
'Education and Social Stability.
One other summer meeting has
been scheduled by Pi Lambda
Theta. On July 17 the group will
meet Jointly with Phi Delta Kappa,
men's educational society, at that
group's vicennial celebration.
Banauets commemorating the
founding of the University of Iowa
were held in 11 states in the Union
and the District of Columbia.
CneAn at the Michigan State
Normal college have organized
their own prom, and mis year roey
are caning it "jounty rair.
Jane Addams, of Hull house,
Chicago, will be the principal
speaker at the Knox college com
mencement exercises.
Exactly 150 students and three
professors at Akron university
signed a petition in wmcn tney
Increase Your Social Prettiga
by Learning to Dance
Electric and Nature Cooled Studio
CLASSES EVERY MON. A WED.,
a p. m.
New Students 25c
Luella Williams
PRIVATE STUDIO
1220 O St.
B42S8
Use a
Typewrites?
All makes rented or sold on
easy payments.
UEBEASEIA
Typewriter Co.
130 No. 12th SL Call B2157
SO Salesmen's Sampia
wmmmm
Csyllsh Freehs Usually
Priced at 4.95!
Crepos and Wash Bilks
Including Many From
Our Own Stock
0 Misses' O Women's
Sizes Sizes
Of course they look more. . .they're
worth mora, n-esh, cool and sum
mery dresses... In lovely crepe and
waaa sua. xouu una soms with
smart linen swatter coats and
others with Jackets. Dressy and
tailored stylet,
TouH find the color you want in this selection of
whiti. priats. pastels tnd navy shesrs... styles for
misses and women in broken aim from 14 to 44
All especially priced at 2.69.
POUTS inmial
THU-TOIJE IIO0HEI1Y
Full Fashioned . . . Chiffons . . . Servics
la thfr Basement at
AU first quality... full fasbioosd
...silk hosiery... Chiffons art
cheer and silk to top... service
wtisht art full fashioned and ak
with lisle top. All the new sum
mer shades.
OOLD
agreed to commit mass suicide by
decapitation Feb. 27. The college
editors pulled the stunt to see how
many would sign a document be
fore reading it.
One hundred five prisoners at
Ohio prison farm applied for en
rollment in Ohio State university's
radio course.
A University of Wisconsin fac
ulty committee has banned beauty
contests conducted by student or
ganizations. Hazing has been abolished at
South Dakota State College by a
recent action of that institution's
board of regents.
A
New Swim Caps
at
25c 35c 50c
Cotys Combination
Perfume & Face
Powder 98c
Evening in Paris
Face Powder, Lipstick,
Perfume $1.10
Complete Line of
Harriett Hubbard
Ayers Cosmetics at
Usual Prices
Try Spanish Mint 4
Sundae X?
SSS 15$
Banana 4 A
Malted Milk W
Our Hot Noon Lunches
at 25c are Sure Selling
to a Full House
Each Noon
Come and Try One Every
Day Except Sat. & Sunday
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