THREE
THE NF.MIASKAN, FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1930.
FKANKFOUTEK TELl-S
i M. C T. PURPOSE
Thysical Fitness, Leadership
And Morals Emphasized,
He Declares.
"The chief aim of the citizens
Mihtary Training camps s to
teach citizenship thru emphasis
on moral. lead.ihip, ami phy
sical fitness." according to 1'rof.
C. J. Krankforter cf the chemistry
department who IU soon leave
for Fort Leavenworth where- he
will command a batallion for two
weeks at a C. M. T. C. encamp
ment. "The purpose of these camps is
rrncrally misunderstood." Pro
fessor Krankforter paid. "A let of
people get the fallacious Idea that
they are training grounds forjiill
trs and professional soldiers."
Four courses arc offered depen
dent tn the previous training a
man may have had. The first year
be takes the baoic course, the sec
ond year the led camp, the third
- u-tiit ramtv Ar.d the last
yiiu m " . . 1
the blue camp. If he returnes after
that he goes as a cauii uunci.
Camp life consists of drill tn the
t.-r n rwl Athlftl? COntCStS 111
Ull'lUii'J
the afternoon. Men between 17 and
24 years of age are eligible for the
baaic course. Uniforms and rail
way fare are furnished by the
rrofessor Frankforter holds me
rank of Lieutenant -coiomi in v,
M. T. C. won:.
STUDENTS HAMPERED
BY SCHOOL SYSTEM
(Continued from rage 1.)
almost militaristic. Training in
that country, he declared, is a
wholesale weeding out process. The
few who emerge come out of train
ing hardened, experienced teachers.
Need Moro Rigor.
"America," Dr. Hedrick declared
must get a lilt:e more blood and
iron in her educational system for
she is becoming weak and effemi
nate in that field."
He compared the junior college
movement in America with that in
Europe, pointing out that the
equivalent of high school training
there includes courses taught in
American junior colleges.
"Why we permit instructors to
teach subjects about which they
know little or nothing in our sec
ondary schools," he declared.
"American educators should study
schools of Germany, France and
England that they might equal
their schools in efficiency and ad
vancement." Dr. Hedrick was the guest of
honor at the All-Men's Stag picnic
at Seward Wednesday evening and
left Lincoln Thursday morning.
Alvay 72 o
Everybody Priing
JACK OAKIE
in
THE SOCIAL LION'
Stage
SIX FRANKLINS
DON CALVAN
We free You Not to
iSuB This Laugh Blot
"CAUGHT SHORT"
mith
MARIE DBESSLER
POLLY mjnr
STARTING TODAY
The Moit Unuual and
Thrilling Romance
THIS MAD WORLD"
wltn
KAY JOHNSON
BASIL RATHBONE
ALT
Thurs. - Frl. - Sat.
JOHN GILBERT
in
"REDEMPTION"
A drnumlc 11-taJWn drama ef a
man confllctlnr lores, with A nil
star cast including
CONRAD NAGEL
RENEE ADOREE .
ELEANOR B0ARDMAN
Mat.. 25c; Eve., 35c; Chll., 10c.
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MASTER'S
EXAMINATIONS
M M AIJ: M KM. A. 11, Nrlik
M tlr an in, M. a. n lu.tory.
l.itiunklxn. Mmxlk. July !. i p m.,
!.. irnr JH.
lr.r... Mucurkk I-.tr rut ur of IM
r.orvll Kr.
Kvamuirrt: rrofrMn i. P lln kl, It.
K. iwiiitn, Q. w. ii, t'lutMra Ljium.
U. Virtii.
MIIMtl.li I.Akk, B Sc. la education
Nrlmm i-7. M a. mi ttiuiIHal
KKNihiv and miuicnifli.
KumiMlHin: Morula), July It. 10
a. m . T rather litf!
Thr.U: A Om-ri.n ;.. Rr.uln
CI la.nrd from II. learhms tf Fhurlhatwt
ly tlir Sriilinrt McIIhnI arxt t! Mora
Mrthwl
Kxattunrra : Pit(-f or D, A. Worrralrr,
Charlra rordyc, W. M. 1'rrry, W. t.
bil. K. 1.. hrniiik.
III HMKT 4) l IMIIU, A B
Oiaml UltH. ruliri; '!. A. M. 10 arbool
adtniniMralion. '
Kiiinii-n: TT.uraday. July 17. 1
P. m . Irarhrra rutlrLf lira.
Tht-i; A lairati rroceflura for tha
ouatirt ol Teacitrra OrtiStcatea in Nc-
L:.mlrirr-; l'rofror P. E. Ilmilik,
W. K. fraM-k. K. 1 Muntt. W. H. 8.
Xlntn. 11. C. Kitb. K O. broad jr. J. l.
ll.rr.
IIVrTIK WOOHH HlMrsHIRK. A. B.
NtlTvana '2v. a. M. In aduralional
I rvrlMiot. and m'aa-trrinrtila.
Examination: Tiwaday, July IS, 3
l. m. . Trarlirra 322.
Thrtia: Muay of Kflrct of. Emotion oo
Succo-a in coilrK rk.
t-iani inert; rrolrraora Charlra Fondyc
W. C. Hrcnk. L. A. Worcwter. W. M
Ierirv. ". Wndftrann.
rMtUt-NtK ktllJM.G. A. B., Nr-
lt.a 19. A. ki. in Ll.rluh.
t-xaminilHin: WvtintMia), July 16, 4
V. ro.. Andrra 1.'4.
Tumii; browning and the 'Old Yellow
Boot."
tkamlnrrs: Prfror H. A. Whit. R.
D. fci-U. L. C. Wiratitrly. Kat! Strong
J. P Srnnmg.
WAKKKN II. I.tONAKU. B. Sr.. Colo
rado A. M. M be. in acrwnomy.
txannnatlun: Tuesday. Juyl lb, 10
A. m . I'iant Induslr
Thmu: Krlation of Corn Yield to Pel-
len K'urn-e.
Examiner : Profeaaor T. A. K.erel
hiii h. 1. V. Keim. M. J. Blh. J. C. H u-
rl r P Whiin.v
HlKI.L KNKIJN IHls. Ii. fc,
In tuames admtiuitia;ion. .r iuu '23.
M. A. in mtiiiol admimtlral.un
Kummaiiun: Tuewiay. July ii. 2
p. ro.. Teacher loV.
Therls: lnnjualilirn in Educ&tional Or
portunity in South Iakoia
Examiner: Prolrwoi K. O. Broady,
W. II. Ji. Murtim. Ii. A. Worcester. H. C.
Koch. F. K. Henrlik. R. I. n.
HAMILTON. IRLD MITT r.N, A. B.,
Wid.and 'i'6. A. l. in h.ftory.
i.xainir.al:on : Tuesday, July IS. 3
p. m., Social Science 04.
Tfcesia: Army Lite on the Plain. 1SGS
16SS. Kxaminera: Profersor J. D. Hick. R.
E. Cochran, G. W. Oray, U B. i'leifler.
H. O. V.emer.
AR1HIK JOHN SEEGKKS. A. B .
Capital 21, a, ii. in edutition anu
phikwophy.
Kxam'.ntlon: Thunday, July IT, 1:30
p. m.. Teachers i0;i.
Thei: A Comparailve Study of the
View of John Dewev and Martin Luther
on Moral Education.
Examiners: Prof.ior H. O. Werner,
W. E. Sealcck, C. C. YVeidrmann. E. 1
Hinman, J. f. Guilford, D. l. Whitney.
NOSING FOR NEWS
With George Dunn.
IOWA STATE college, Ames, has
planned in addition to the regu
lar classes which start at 7 o'clock
each morning several extra-cur
ricular activities. Tnese include n ,
music appreciation class every
Tuesday night, the "Yale Chroni
cles" under the direction of the
history and visual instruction de
partments each Wednesday eve
ning, a concert by the summer
school band each "Friday evening
and vespers each Sunday evening
with the cnurcnes co-operar.ng.
DEQUESTS received by Colum
E bia university in the city of
New York total $1,292,042. Of this
amount $675,000 for the support
of the work of the Council for Re
search in the Social Sciences was
donated by the Rockefeller Foun
dation and Edward S. Harkness
ummer
NEED FREQUENT
CLEANING! '
HAVE US KEEP YOUR
GARMENTS CLEANED AND
PRESSED IN FIRST .CLASS
SHAPE FOR ALL OC
CASIONS.
Our service is prompt and reliable.
Our prices are reasonable.
We call for and deliver to all parts
of the city.
Modern Cleaners
Phone 60UKUP & WESTOVVER, MGRS.
V T Unrnln" 21 & G
P2377 aoui co
Kvo Gi0.0C0 the Income from
which is to to used for the bene
fit of the department of surgery.
1hreo couiriimuona loiamnK
17.9 S4 were made hv the Social
Kcieuce Uesearth Council. Of this
amount Jl.r.i'2.82 t for a study of
the trends of recent corporate de
velopment; l.r00 for investlga-
tion of the racial ana social uu-
fertnees In mental ability and
S4 nr,C.S2 for a stuJv of the ad
ministration of labor laws.
rLD stvle numbers In which
low the line or pnni nave an ia
vantAr' over modern numerals
and should be used for ipeedier
and inor accurate reauuiK w
textbixik material that contains
Statistical information, it was re
vo&iiii in a ttudv recently made
by Miles A. Tinker, assistant pro-
lessor or psycnoiogy, at me tui
versity of Minnesota.
"Because the ease as well as the
sneed and accuracy of reading
.Kr.i.i.1 Vwt nncidorii in the hvsrien
of reading, it is recommended that
old style numerals oe empioycu in
any printing where such numerals
are grouped in a series," he said.
The particular old-style numer
als referred to are 3. 4. 5, 7 and 9.
A HUSBAND and wife are
among the thirty-three who
will receive their degree or aocior
- THiirkKnr,hv at Ohio State uni-
vritv thi vpar. The "head of
the family" is obtaining his in in
dustrial psychology ana me rs
in applied psychology.
-pilE Daily Kansan remarks rath-
i- humorouslv "Tne fcopnifcii-
tated Sophomore watches the re
turning alumni and then comments
on the wonderful improvmeent of
the university."
MOKE than 2,500 copies of the
Indiana yearbook were sold
this year at that school
LOST: Gamma Phi Eeta sorority
pin. Name Berenice Davis
printed on back side. Phone
College View 38J. Address 4403
Hillsdale, College View. Neb.
American Made
Watches
Give you a source of accur
ate dependable time upon
which to rely.
You will never be late
for that eight o'clock
with an Elgin.
Fenton B. Fleming
B3421 Jeweler 1143 "0"
Expert Watch Repairing
Garments
FOOL WILL CO TO
EUROPE IN AUGUST
Dr. Ituvmond J. Tool, chairman
of the deportment of botany, now
conducting a bix-wccks neia trip
in Hoiky Mountain national park,
will return to uncoin ai me ciosc
of the term for a few days before
leaving for the International
Botany Congress to be held at
Cambridge. Kngland. next month.
He will also si,end several weens
In continental Kurope before re
turning to the university for the
winter term.
F. G. COLLINS FLANS
TRIF TO MINNESOTA
F. G. Collins, assistant curator
of -the museum, will leave Lincoln
Saturday for a trip through Min
nesota. He and Mrs. Collins, who
will accompany him, will visit
their son. O. C. Collins, university
mathematics Instructor, at Pelican
Lake before proceeding northward
to Duluth and Isle Koyal in Lake
Superior.
BARROUR MAY BUY
SHULL COLLECTION
Dr. E. H. Barbour, chairman of
the department of geology, went
to Verdon. Neb., last week to in
spect a miscellaneous museum col
lection offered for sale by Rev. G.
L. Shull. No decision was made
Wearing Apparel
for every summer neeel
Sharply reduced during
OUR JULY SALE!
JUNIOR DRESSES including pas
tel flat crepes, chifofns, shantung
ensembles, and prints in smart sum
rnt modes. Light and dark colors
and a few high shades. Special
purchase.
ea.
Misses' Shop Second
JLbSVrf . 777 ST - r
Want to be Cool?
In Spite of The Weather
n "
COED CAMPUS SHOP, 1123 R Street
in its nureha.se. The col
lection consists of rocks, minerals,
and fossils. Dr. Harbour said it
was an excellent small collection.
SEPEOAEL
for Summer
Students Only
1 lb. Stationery AU
nigh Grade or
Single Sheets
2 Pais of
Envelopes
to Match
Mention this Ad when
asking for the "SPECIAL."
GEORGE EROS-
1213 N Street
July
Clecrano
Floor.
Here's one way be dressed
in a cool and comfortable
frock, preferably sleeveless,
in pastel shades or white
of wash silk. They're get
ting them at the Campus
lop for
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