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.. ... i'W... Pent 4 THE NEBRASKAN Tuesdav, October 9, 1956 1 ; -5 ' 'I 2 if i? I'l i V Westminster Choir To Give Performance Music students are being urged to attend, the Westminster Choir Wednesday at 8 p.m., at the Audi- Square Dance Club The all University Square Dance Club will hold its first qquare dance of the year Friday a eight o'clock in the Ag College Activi ties Building. All University stu dents may attend. Admission is twenty-five cents. toriura in Fremont, according to Dale Ganz, professor of music. The Choir which was organized in 1921, comes from Princeton, New Jersey. It is unique for having sung under the same leadership of one conductor, Dr. John Finley Williamson, longer than any other professional American chorus. Tickets are on sale and are $1.50 for general admission and $2 for reserved seats. Further informa tion may be obtained from Ganz at the University Music depart ment. Block And Bridle Club The Block and Bridle Club will hold a Smoker Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to acquaint new students with the organization at the Ag Col lege Activities Building. Enter tainment and refreshments will be included in the "program. Humanities Coffee The Humanities Department of the library is giving a coffee hour for all University humanities facul ty members Friday, from S to 5 p.m. in the Compton Room of the library, Bernard Kreissman, As sistant Director of Libraries for Humanities announced. For the first tine in many years, a selection of -"rare book treas ures of the Unniversity " will be shown, Kreissman said. Builders Meeting Schedule Released Builders committee meetings will be held in Union Room 308 at the following times: Monday, Student Directory and ag. publicity at 4 n.m.: Tuesday. sales at 5 p.m.; Wednesday, city tours at 4 p.m., and publicity, Husker Handbook and ae. miblic relations at 5 p.m.; Thursday, art and calandar at 4 p.m., conven tion and ag. tours at 5 p.m.; Fri day, First Glance at 4 p.m. 1 Peterson To Play For Student Party The Transfer Student party will be held Friday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. in Parlors A, B and C of the Union. Jan Chatfield, chair man of the Hospitality committee, said. Invitations have been sent to each transfer student. If any transfer student didn't receive his invitation, he is urged to attend, Miss Chatfield commented. Jim Peterson will play the guitar and Joyce Brigham will give a pantomine for the entertainment. Parking Increase Sign of the times: Fall enrollment at the Univer. sity is up 535 students over last year. Number of campus parking permits issued to students is up 556, according to John Furrow, sergeant of University Police. m,. Covering the campus . . . Ivy, the style sensation originating on college cam puses, and taking the nation hy storm. Ivy for wDrfien: IVY LEAGUE SKIRT in muted striped wool ftenneL Ivy tab back, side pocket. Sfaes 1046. 8.95 TAILORED SHIRT by Ship n Shore. Oxford cloth. Strictly Ivy league with button-down collar. Sizes 82-38. IM WOOL JUMPER by Henry Hosenfckl. Ivy stripe with jet buttons. Square neck, side pockets. JO-18. UM GOLD'S Sporttnmr . , . Secoofl Hoof Ivy for men: DRESS SHIRTS in oxford cloth by Van Heusen. Button-down collar. Colors and white. Sizes 14-17. 5.00 SLACKS in polished cotton, tan or black. Plain ana strap back. Sizes 28-38 5.95 JIPORT SHIRT by McGregor with button-down collar and box pleat back. New colors. Sizes 14-17. S.00 COUH8 JBdnl Store , 4 Street Floor IVT CAT In wool or corduroy. Bwekle-stMp back. SPORT OAT In muted striped wool with lasce selec (ion of stripes. Narrow lapels and natural shoulder. 35.00 (OUI'I Men Chrthlns . . BBfconr je. ., i ' -i I ? I M l! til 1: iu it mw -rr m. m ? m i la u . w rm. mm mum w m war '"'-1 111 . 'i'z , --vsi 1 urn u . or -m v H III.-' iv M ft U 13 . m lit i 'i ?Ta. 1 i : iti. r " , . m x ss. jb . iu j i i m in . h m , - is i t v - h w-" h i ii n m m i a : 19 I II ... -.W lit'.- r7 1 rill 4 i 7 n I Q V v a ir the look that's swept the country now heads for it's biggest year yet and GOLD'S has Ivy for all the family. X v VI ..fft