Sunday, October 25, 1942
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Cadet Corps
Hold Parade
On Tuesday
New Colonel Reviews
ROTC for First Time
This Year; No Rifles
With first call set at 5:30 p. m.,
the university cadet corps will get
its initial parade under way Tues
day afternoon, as cadets formally
present themselves for the first
time to the new brigade colonel
and his staff.
Inaugurating a new policy this
year, the parade has been organ
ized and left completely in the
hands of the brigade staff and the
three regimental staffs. During
the past two weeks the cadet offi
cers have been drilling their com
panies and batteries in prepara
tion for the parade.
Present Colors.
As a special feature of the pa
rade, the new brigade colors will
be formally presented by the "40
& 8" national division of the
American Legion. All guidons and
streamers won at the last annual
competition will be carried in the
parade.
In the event of inclement
weather next Tuesday, all junior
and senior cadet officers- will meet
in the coliseum at 5:30 p. m. for
the formal presentation of the
colors.
Because all rifles of the cadet
corps have been sent out to camps,
no unit of the brigade will bear
aims. All senior cadet officers will
wear chamois colored gloves,
along with the Sam Browne belts
and garrison hats.
. . . JIlCLTu UlSL hOlUifL
A fire-escape on a one-story building!
Searching for potential scrap iron on the campus, a Daily
photographer discovered this fire escape on the north wall of
U hall. Nearest window: eight feet; time elapsing since use
could have possibly been made of the fire-escape: at least 50
years; suggestion: scrap It!
Cast Complete .
Uni Theatre Starts Series
With 'Cherry Orchard'
With the casting of the first
studio play of the year, "Cherry
Orchard," the second series of
thenter activities gets underway.
Members of the cast include
Marge Christensen, Betty Schultz,
Phyllis Overman, Janice Mirx,
Prisrilla Mosdy. Ronald Metz,
Henry Lee, Bob Hyde, Glenn Nel
son, Bernard Swarte, Dean Graun-
Graduatc Student
Finds Work!!!
I). L. Olson, graduate of the
university, is now employed in the
engineering department of the
Wright Aeronautical corporation
at Patteison, New Jersey. Olson
was a member of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
while at Nebraska.
' . As Studio Play
ke, Jac kWenstrand and Don Jo
hannes. "Cherry Orchard." is a Russian
play, first produced in the famous
Moscow Art Theater in 1904,
where it received enthusiastic ac
claim. It will be presented in the
little theater of the Temple build
ing early in December, all season
ticket holders being invited.
The Union series is getting
started with tryouts for "BBrief
Music" which began last night
and will be continued this after
noon at 3:30. '"Brief Music" will be
presented Nov. 20 in the Union.
The University scries completes
the schedule of theater activities
this year and its first play, "Out of
the Frying Pan," is well on its
way toward completion. The cast
has been rehearsing for some time
and a finished production is ex
pected Nov. 4, 5 and 6.
DO YOU WANT A BAND?
For Your Dance or House Party?
"You name it . . . we'll hare it . . . or get it."
T. Dorsey J. Dorsey
Calloway Bassie
Miller Shaw
For Arrangements Phone 2-7371 or 5-7239
JOHNNY BESTOR
"Your Retori Pmrty Mn
Students Asked
To Aid in Tin
Can Salvage
Municipal Defense
Council Opens Drive;
Begin Pick-up Thursday
Fraternities, sororities and all
organized houses are asked to co
operate in the coming Lincoln
drive to salvage tin cans. Collec
tion will begin Thursday, October
29, according to Nathan Grossman
chairman of the salvage commit
tee of the Lincoln Municipal De
fense council.
The cans may be delivered to
the depot at 937 S street or will
be picked up at the houses. The
Garbage Men's association and
Uie Lincoln Bottling association
are furnishing trucks and time for
the collection.
The collectors will pick up cans
daily until the supply is exhausted,
and the campaign will continue
for the duration of the war. All
tin collected will be shipped di
rectly to a government plant for
processing the metal for war use.
Cans are to be thoroughly
washed, the labels are to be re
moved and the cans are to be flat
tened by stepping on them, ac
cording to WPB instructions. Cof
fee cans and others with
painted-on labels are desired but
paint, oil. varnish, floor polish
evaporated milk and cone-shaped
cans are not wanted for salvage.
Colonel Haney
Hospitalized
At Ft. Warren
Lt. Colonel Jiles W. Haney was
suddenly taken ill after the Min
nesota game last Saturday, and
has been hospitalized in Ft. War
ren the past week.
The former head of the mechan
ical engineering department flew
up to the game last Saturday with
his wife, Mrs. Haney and his
daughter Mary Maxine. Upon his
arrival back in Ft. Warren, the
colonel contracted an acute case
of influenza.
Before being called Into the
army last spring Colonel Warren
was director of civilian pilot train
ing on this campus. During his
stay here at the university he was
very active in pioneering interest
in aviation in connection with col
lege education.
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Another traditional landmark once the entrance to the
old campus, the gate thru which Janet Hemphill is shown
walking for picture purposes only now rests on the comer
of the Union lawn. Scrap ... or tradition?
Gorbach Conducts University
String Ensemble at Convention
Samuel Gorbach, who is replac
ing Emmanuel Wishnow for the
duration of the war, and the uni
versity string ensemble will ap
pear before the Omaha section of
the Teachers convention Friday
afternoon, Oct. 30 at Omaha Tech
nical high school.
Gorbach will conduct the string
ensemble in a string clinic demon
strating to teachers, method of
procedure, and they will present
the following program:
Members of the string ensem
ble include: violins, Johnson
Beam, jr., Virginia Clarke, Thom
as Picrson, Aronita Daskovsky,
Stanley Wiles, Mary Alice Ziegler,
Lcota Sneed and Sidney Timmer
man; violas, Evelyn Nerud and
Louise Lehmer; collos, Dieter Ko
ber. Dorothy Hendricks, Wihna
Vail Miller, Mary Ellen Monnich,
and Janet Bouthit; bass, Roy
Johnson and Sam Worsham; and
flute, Barbara Miller.
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