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Simons Sponsors Advertising
Contests for UN Students
Rules for jwo advertising con
tests sponsored by Ben Simon and
Sons, Lincoln firm, have been an
nounced by the company's adver
tising staff. Both contests open
today.
All regular students of the Uni
versity of Nebraska are eligible
to compete with the exception of
those who are employees of Ben
Simon's or are connected with The
Daily Nebraskan.
The contests, which close March
4 and 11, respectively, are to be
qualified as merchandising and in
stitutional. The winning merchan
dising ad will be published in The
Daily Nebraskan March 12 and
the institutional winner on March
19. Both winners will receive $10
gift certificates from Simon's.
Contest judges will be Mr. F. C.
Blood, University of Nebraska;
Archie Bailey, Lincoln Chamber
of Commerce; Joyce Ayres, Ayres
Advertising Agency; Lyle Johnson,
Lincoln Star and Dorsey Mcln
tyre, Lincoln Journal.
Complete rules are as follows:
1. Any number of eligible con-
Wenke Case Set
For Trial; Law
Students Jurors
The Bob Wenke shooting case
will be tried in the Problems of
Proof Laboratory of Law College
just before spring vacation, ac
cording to David Dow, law pro
fessor. The case will be tried before a
jury of pre-law students, on a
district court pattern. Julian Hop
kins and Tomas Luhe will be
counsel for the plaintiff, Wenke,
while the defendant will be rep
resented by Carl Windrum and
John R. Sullivan. The name of
the defendant has yet to be de
termined through the study of
conflicting evidence by the plain
tiff's counsel.
Wenke, shot in a staged scuf
fle with William Rundle and
other law students, stated, "I feel
confident that the culprit will
suffer his deserved fate through
the determined efforts of my
very able and competent counsel,
Mr. Luhe and Mr. Hopkins."
testants may collaborate on one
ad, the prize to be divided among
the contestants should they win.
2. Ad entries must be complete
with layout, copy and Simon's
signature cut.
3. Contestants may use illustra
tions (available at the advertising
school) or use original art work.
4. Any entrant may submit as
many entries as he chooses in
each contest, but he must specify
which contest is being entered.
5. Contestants in the first con
test must go to the store and in
spect Simon's merchandise to be
featured in the ad.
6. Entries must be turned in to
the advertising school (307 Social
Science) on the day the individual
contests end, March 4 and 11.
7. Ads may measure either four
columns by 12 Vi inches or five
columns by 10 inches.
UN to Sponsor
Water Works
Meet Feb. 19-21
A state-wide water works con
ference, sponsored jointly by the
university and the Nebraska
League of Municipalities, will
open next Thursday, Feb. 19, in
the Union. Students and faculty
members as well as water com
missioners and public utility men
will attend.
The three-day program in
cludes eight lectures by UN in
structors and other specialists
dealing with the supply, utility,
distribution, and purification of
water, plus moton pictures, two
inspection tours and a speech. "A
Newcomer Looks at Nebraska," by
Dr. C. W. Borgmann, Dean of
Faculties, Friday evening after
the closing banquet.
Saturday morning the confer
ence will travel to Ashland to
inspect the Lincoln water plaat.
Graduate Club Meets Tonight
The University Graduate Club,
recently organized, will hold its
second meeting tonight at 7:30 in
Parlor X in the Student Union.
Food and fun are promised to
every member, according to
Rosanne Svoboda, social chairman.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thcta Sigma Phi to Hold
Tea for Women Journalists
Theta Sigma Phi, national
women's journalism honorary,
will hold a tea for all women
journalism students who will be
juniors and seniors next year at
the Kappa Alpha Theta house
Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 4:00 p. m.
Featured will, be a short talk
by William F. Swindler, director
of the school of journalism.
The present members of the
honorary are Ardis Stava, Ruth
Willman, Nadine Anderson, Jean
Jensen, Tottie Stewart, Marian
Crook, Jeanne Kerrigan, Susan
Storz, Priscilla Bailey, Betty
Weible, Barbara Rowland, and
Phee Mortlock.
Wednesday, February 18, 1948
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LINCOLN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
1948, Th Coca-Cola Compwiy
17 Men Tapped
By Alpha Zcta
Seventeen junior and senior
men became members of Alpha
Zeta, national agricultural hon
orary, last Thursday evening at
initiation ceremonies held on Ag
campus, according to Ned Raun,
president.
All initiates ranked in .the up
per two-fifths of their class. They
were selected on the basis of
scholastic standing, leadership
abilities and personal morals and
character.
' Those chosen were: Rolland
Essman, DeWitt; Burton French,
Auburn, Calif; Gene Gard,
Baver Crossing; Eugene Goin,
Wymore; Robert Howe. Wymore:
Donald Kellog, Edgemont, S. D.;
Quentin Lindsey. Stockville:
Frank Lowry, Mason City; Duane
Munter, Coleridge; Aldon Nielson,
Ansley; Roger Otto, Phillips; Rob
ert Perry, Wolbach; Howard
Sautter, Lincoln; Fred Turner,
Spokane, Wash.; Paul vican, mo-
nowi; Clifford wagener, iNonoi.;
and Edward York, Lincoln.
Aftr the ceremonies. Prof.
Chauncey Smith of the Ag Engi
neering departmeni gave a wel
coming address to the new ini
tiates. Dr. L. K. Crowe, Dairy
Husbandry department, and Prof.
M A. Alexander, Animal Hus
bandry department, were also
present for the ceremonies. All
of these faculty members are Al
pha Zeta alumni. Lunch was
served at the end of the meeting.
Q)?fiIIS5 ur Forty-Third Year!
Gather 'round you budding "Hucksters"
Enter NOW In Simons
2 ADVERTISING CONTESTS!
Winning Ads to be Published In
The Daily Nebraskan!
Here's your chance for fun, fame and a $10.00 addition to
your wardrobe. Enter one or both contests now . . . It's
easy, just read the rules below. The type of ad or merchan
dise to be featured, we leave to you!
CONTEST NO. 1
Merchandise Ad
Starts today
Ends Thurs. March 4
Published Fri. Mar. 12
CONTEST NO. 2
Institutional Ad
Starts today
Ends Thurs. March 11
Published Fri. Mar. 19
Here Are The Rules . . . They're Easy!
1. The ad must e 50 column inches in size, 4xl2V2 or 5x10.
2. fids must be complete with layout, copy and Simon's signature cut.
(Clip one from this ad)
3. Contestants may use illustrations available at the school of adver
tising, or original artwork.
4. On the first contest, contestants must come into Simons and iatpect
merchandise to be featured in the ad.
5. Any number of people may collaborate on one ad, the prize to be
divided among participants.
6. Submit as many entries as you like for each contest, specifying on
each presentation which contest is being entered.
7. fill regular students of the University of Nebraska are eligible to
compete, except employees of Simons and the Daily Nebraskan.
8. Entries must be turned in to Room 207, Social Science Bldg. on the
days contests end.
JUDGES:
Professor Bleed, Archie Bailey of the Chamber of Commerce,
Joyce Ayres of Ayres Advertising Agency, Lyle Johnson of
the Lincoln Star and Dorsey Mclntyre of the Lincoln Journal.