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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, April 27, 1948
Kemlinr, Yoder
Win Annual Ag
Dairy Contests
Paul Kemling was announced
winner of the annual Dairy club
dairy cattle judging contest and
Jim Yoder of the dairy products
judging contest, at the annual
Varsity Dairy banquet held at
the Food and Nutrition building
on Ag campus last week.
Kemling was awarded a
Parker "51" desk pen and Yoder
was presented the loving cup
trophy. Both students will have
their names engraved on the
Dairy club trophy.
Other Ag students received
numerous awards in the various
classes of dairy cattle. Awards
were presented by Bob Kohler,
chairman of the contest
ALL CLASSICS Won by Paul Kem
ling; second, Sherman Throckmorton; third,
Do,i Perry; fourth, Edward Rousek; fifth,
Phil Grabowski.
G'KRNSEYS: Won by Jerry Johnson:
second, Don Wulf; third, Sherman
Throckmorton; fourth, Norman Holmberf;
firth, Arnold Nleveen.
IKHSKYS: Won by Bill Frtcke": aecond,
Paul Kemling; third, Owen Brainard;
fourth, Norman Holmberg; fifth place
tied by Marvin Harms. Edward Rousek,
and Raymond Stratmon.
H01.STKINS: Won by Harold Blanc;
tied for second place, Paul Kemling, Ed
ward Rousek, and Phil Grabowski; tied
for fifth place. Duanc Jensen and Sher
man Throckmorton.
AYRSHIRE: Won by Robert Kpp:
second, Leonard Kokes; third. Don Parry;
fourth, Norman Tookar; fifth, Lawrence
Fuchs.
In the dairy products contest,
Chairman Glen Claybaugh pre
sented awards to the following:
ALL PRODUCTS: Won by J. D. Yoder;
second. Gordon Otte. ,
MILK: Won by J. D. Yoder; second,
Gordon Otte.
BITTER: Won by L. H. Sapp; second,
Dale Beohman.
ICE (REAM: Won by Dale Bechman;
second Gordon Otte.
Campus News
In Brief
Theta Nu, premedical honorary,
will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.,
in Bessey hall for initiation and
business meeting. Pins have ar
rived and will be distributed. All
members are urged to attend.
Kosmet Klub will meet tonight
at 5:00 p.m. in the K room for
the new members election.
Five o'clock Y.W.C.A. croups of
The
Nebraskan Error
Forces Repitition
Of Union Invite
BY LEE BEST.
Last Friday the Daily Nebras
kan invited the campus to at
tend the tenth annual birthday
party of our Union, on April 24
Today that invitation is re-ex
tended, since the party is not be
held until Saturday, May 1.
Date Deleted
Through a typographical er
ror on the original copy, the date
Was blocked out, and when the
story went to the headline writer
he considered the Saturday men
tioned to be that of the current
week.
The staff Is eager to have all
students pay due tribute to the
Union, our biggest student in
vestment and greatest asset. It
has housed our activities and or
fered services to the campus as
a whole for the past decade, and
we therefore wish to apologize
not only to Duane Lake and his
staff, but to all of you who came
expecting a great party. You may
still enjoy the anniversary of our
favorite campus gathering place,
come next Saturday.
Climax Weekend.
What could be a better climax
to the weekend of Ivy Day and
Engineers Week festivities than
an evening of dancing to Eddie
Garner and his orchestra, eating
a piece of the "little Union rep
lica birthday cake, Art Curtis'
floor show, the Flikker Follies and
numerous competitive games?
The Union has devoted its first
ten years to building up one of
the top campus service and en
tertainment programs in the coun
try, and its birthday party, under
the direction of Lake and the stu
dents' committees, will provide
enjoyment to the best of their
abilities.
Office staff, Intercultural Rela
tions and Comparative Religions
will meet in the dining room of
Ellen Smith hall today. Myra
Williamson of the Des Moines
office of American Friends Serv
ice committee will speak.
Candidates for the Charm School
style show should report to the
Coed Counselor room in Ellen
Smith hall at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
All organized women's groups
will pick two candidates to at
tend the school.
New WEMBLEY SQUARE TIE
at the
lniyersdy of llehrasia
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Well known student leaders at universities across the country are enthusiastically;
adopting the new tie style the Wembley "Square'. Here, Stan Johnson, Jerry
Jacupke, and Harold Mozer are photographed v earing the new Wembley "Square)"!
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These new ties have a shape never before
available In a woven wool fabric. A variety
of patterns richly arrayed in bright colors
To tie either the Windsor knot or bold con
National Music Sorority
Holds Officer Installation
Delta Omicron held installation
of officers last Tuesday evening
in a ceremony held at the School
of Music. Miss Jacqueline King,
past president, conducted the in
stallation ceremony.
The new officers are: president,
Shirley Laflin; vice-president
Muriel James; secretary, Mary
Lou Sommer; treasurer, Jeanne
Wood, and alumni secretary. Mar
garet Goldsmith.
Delta Omicron is a national
professional music sorority.
There will be an important
meetine of AlDha Ensilon Rho
at 5 p.m. Tuesday, in the Temple
building.
There will be a Corn Cob meet
ing for all retiring Cob actives
at S p.m. Tuesday in the Union
There will be a meeting of the
NAACP tonight at 7:15 in Parlor
X, Union.
Gassified
RIDE a blka for health and fun. 25c
per hour. Ted's-Rent-A-Blke, 25th
mreet. s-vizv.
HERB is excellent business opportunity
w pvnun wiui sznaii investment ana
ear. Must sell commercial weed
sprayer and equipment which may be
used to spray lawns and golf courses.
in person a mv n at.
LOST Eversharp fountain pen. Initials
J. K. P., between Armory and Soc.
Scie. Bid. It found call J. E. Padin,
4-3368.
NEED statistics notebook. Advertising
dook lost April 21. Name Inside.
Small reward, bif? thanks. Call Hoke
Johansen, Ph. 5-8070.
LOST Black zipper note book. If
found turn in at Union Office. $3.50
reward.
LOST 21 Jewel Bulova. Gold expansion
bracelet. Reward 1 Call 2-3732, W. R.
Rounds.
STARTS
TOMORROW!
JAMES STEWART
LEE J. COBB
"CALL
NORTHSIDE 777"
nrsi
MARGARET O'BRIEN
"10TH AVENUE ANGEL"
( Kids
Last Day: 2 ALL TIME HITS!
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MAIN FEATURES START!
LINCOLN: "The Big Clock,
1:10, 3:17, 5:24, 7:32, 9:40.
STUART: "The Bride Goes
Wild," 1:09, 3:15, 5:21, 7:26, 9:32.
NEBRASKA: "Topper Takes a
Trip," 2:33, 5:28, 8:22. "Topper
Returns," 1:00, 3:55, 6:45, 9:44.
CAPITOL: "Drums Along the
Mohawk," 1:08, 4:32, 7:56. "Mark
of Zorro," 2:51, 6:15, 9:39.
Opea 1J. 44e ta
TOMORROW!
Barbara
STANWYCK
VAN HEFLIN
DAUGHTER"
Last
Day! "The Bride Goes Wild'
Errol Flynn
Olivia de Havfflaud
ADVENTURES OF
Robin Hood
In Technicolor
rtrs
"ROSES ARE RED"
II
Ends Tonite 2 TOPPER HITS!
TODAY! 44c to
DOORS OPEN 18:43
YVONNE DECARLO
TONY MARTIN
Came with ma
to the
with
Peter Lorre
PLUS! BUGS BUNNY
w m MM
1 H X
1 I I II"
Men's Furnishings, Street Floor
mm
Today it the Jay le give
vre$ mway with IS inrhet of
tpace. If you kntne mnybody
uhn writet any rertet pi,
tend them or rr to met
SENIOR ADVICE TO
THE WOMEN
(With aswleelrs ta Mr. Herrtrk)
Gather ye . blankets while ye
may.
Old Salt Creek is still a flow
inr
And thither lure some lad
today
Tomorrow 'twill be snowing.
If yoa would reap the winter
iruit
.Then sow your seeds today,
Dear
For gals before however cute
Were that much older next
year.
The Creek will close with icy
floes
And thunderstorms will hover
And when it snows each coed
knows
The hunting season's over.
Then be not coy, but seek
romance
While leaves are gold and
ruddy
For having lost but once your
chance
You may forever study.
NU LAMENT
The endless game of boy and
girl
lias kept the world in motiva
tion But here the ratio is three to
one
And that decreases accelera
tion! FIRST LOVE
(By Geurite Adr)
The cocktail is a pleasant
drink
It's mild and harmless I
don't think!
When you have one you call
for two
And then you dont care what
you do.
Last night I hoisted twenty
three Of those arrangements into
me
My chest heaved, I swelled
with pride
I was pickled, primed and
ossified.
But R-E-M-O-R-S-E
The water wagon is the place
for me
It is no time for mirth and
laughter
The cold, dark dawn of
MORNING AFTER!
Fashion note of the
week brings your atten
tion to the sleek Wally
Riggs shoulder-zip sports
shirts Harvey Brothers
are featuring . . . beauti
ful gabardine in hand
some shades of blue,
brown, green . . . this
smoothie sport shirt can
be worn either tucked in
or out . . . your best buy
in sports shirts is at Har
vey Brothers!
The rain 'tis said, it falleth
down
Upon the just and unjust
fellow
But mostly on the just because
The unjust has the just's umbrella.
ventional knot.
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