THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932.
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NEBRASKA
GRIDSTERS
AND COACHES GUESTS
AT BANQUET IN OMAHA
Schulte Gives Chalk Talk;
Pictures of Varsity
Games Shown.
The Nebraska gridsters were the
guests of honor at a banquet at
the Omaha chamber of commerce
last night which was sponsored by
the Douglas county Alumni asso
ciation. The coaching staffs of
the University of Nebraska, the
University of Omaha and Creigh
ton university were also special
guests at the dinner.
Ray Ramsey, "the old Maestro"
was to have presided at the festivi
ties but was not able to attend
because of illness. Coach "Indian"
Henry F. Schulte gave a chalk talk
on the locker room. Pictures of
Nebraska games this fall were
shown and the climax of the pro
gram was reached when Laurence
rciv was interviewed bv Harold
Hutchinson, a pivotman on past
Nebraska teams.
A football autographed by all
tbp Mphraska nlavers was awarded
as a door prize. The members of
the Nebraska team sat one at a
table to permit the other guests
to become better acquainted with
them. Most of the football players
of the Omaha senior high schools
attended the dinser.
MISS DEAN CONTRALTO
SOLOIST FOR MESSIAH
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the 123 pupils of the summer ses
sion. Miss Dean followed this training
with study at the Curtis Institute
of Music at Philadelphia, at which
she held a scholarship. She has
appeared in opera in New York
City and has appeared as soloist
with the Philadelphia Symphony
orchestra in concert in New York.
Miss Dean is at present attend
ing the University of Nebraska,
working on her A. B. degree in
music. She is a member of Delta
Omicron, honorary music sorority,
and is affiliated with Phi Mu
sorority.
STATE TAXES GIVE
ONLY 57.9 PERCENT
UNIVERSITY INCOME
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according to accounting depart
ments show that 54 percent was
spent for salaries, 9 percent for
supplies, 13 percent for expenses,
4 percent for materials, parts and
repairs for upkeep, 4 percent for
equipment, 8 percent for land and
buildings, 1 percent for fixed
charges and 7 percent for revolv
ing funds.
Include i in expenditures for ag
ricultural experiment stations and
agricultural extension, under the
second classification, are all of the
activities at North Platte. Scotts
bluff, Alliance, Valentine and
Union as well as the central plant
the the College of Agriculture
campus.
Special activities include the ex
penditures for conservation and
survey, legislative reference bu
reau, compensation payments and
other minor special accounts. Com
mercial activities are bookstores,
cafeterias, hog cholera serum
plant, women's residence hall and
the creamery at the College of Ag
riculture, v
Under capital additions are
found the expenditures for the con
struction of the women's residence
hall; the enlarging of the nurses'
home and heating plant at the Col
lege of Medicine, Omaha; the con
struction of cottages at North
Platte; construction of a machine
shop at Curtis; the re-construction
of the judging pavilion at the Col
lege of Agriculture; the construc
tion of a swimming pool in the
coliseum; and the grading and
paving of the University Quadrangle.
COASSDIPDIED
10c Per Line
Minimum 2 Lines
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Daily Nebraskan offk in U Halt Report
losses mere also.
For Kent.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL
Results Wednesday Evening.
First Round of the Finals
Class A
Phi Gamma Delta 25, Beta
Theta PI 14.
Class B
Chi Phi 16, Farm House,
13.
BROWNE ANNOUNCES
297 Students Croivd Into
Picture Studios Saturday
WANTED Male room mate to Bhare I
apt. Phone B4581. Palisade, Apt. P-2'
Nearly three hundred students
answered the last minute call for
Conihusker pictures Saturday. Be
tween nine in the morning and five
in the atfernoon the Hauck and
Townsend studios were, crowded
with students.
In spite of repeate'd appeals sent
out bv RaJnh SDencer. editor of
the 1933 Cornhusker, a great many
students waited to nave pictures
taken till the last day.
A large thermometer in the
Comhnsker office records the to
tal of pictures taken. Saturday's
record gave the temperature a big
rise.
An accurate check ud of Satur
day's totals revealed a total of 297
sittings, each witn tnree exposures.
LINEUP FOR STAR!
OF ARKANSAS
GAM
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Lunney, Mason, Forwards,
With Henrion at Center;
Sauer, Hokuf, Guards.
The starting lineup for the Ne
braska team in the University of
Arkansas game tomorrow night as
announced Wednesday evening by
Coach W. H. Browne will be com
nneoH of Km Lunnev and Paul Ma
son, forwards, Walt Henrion, cen
ter, with George Sauer and bteve
Hoknf at guards. Additional play
ers to be suited up are Hub Bos
well, George Wahlqulst, Leland
Copple, Forrest Bauer. Bob Belka,
Glenn LeDoiyt, and Bud Parsons.
Arkansas university always
produces a fine team, playing the
hect of hasketball. and I am only
hoping that we make a good show
ing against tnem, staiea diowhc
following practice Wednesday eve
ning. "The boys are all in very good
shape for the game." stated Doc
McLean, trainer. "Henrion, who
suffered from a slight attack of
fin will be readv to eo in against
our opponents uriaay evening.
A long chalk talk followed by an
hour's workout with Coach John
wal.lnrf'a Weslevan five made up
Wednesday afternoon's cage prac
tice for the varsity oasKeteers.
Since this was the last extensive
nractice nrecediner the Razorback
game it was a tough workout.
The Huskers tried ootn tneir ue
fensive and offensive skill against
the Coyotes. The play was sun
som pwhst rapped but from time to
time flashes of offensive skill were
shown and on the defense the
Scarlet five held the suburbanites
well in check.
University Symphony to
Present Concert Sunday
The University of Nebraska
svmDhonv orchestra, under direc
tion of Prof. Carl F. Steckelberg,
will appear in concert sunaay eve
ning, Dec. 18, at St. Paul's Meth
odist church, the school of music
has announced. The program is
at 8 o'clock.
Dental Fraternity
Takes Three; Pledges
Sam Philpot, Clarence Gibson,
and Fred Davie, all of Lincoln
were announced as new pledges to
Delta Sigma Delta, professional
dental fraternity at a smoker at
the Lindell hotel recently.
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