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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. FOUR THE DAILY NEBRASKAN " 5 ,' Freshmen at Ohio Wealeyan uni versity (Delaware) spend almost twlco ai much time tn the univer sity hospital than seniors. And men students mado less visit to the health offices than women, Mil ORDERS FOR INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Must Be Placed Before Saturday, May 22, 1935 ON SALE and DISPLAY AT College Bookstore E Remember Your Mother on May 12 th Mother's Day HI ith Flowers from Danielson's Roses Gardenias Violets Plants Spring Flouers Corsages Danielson Floral Co B2234 1245 N St. Hale, Carstens Lead Mates To Win in Second Game Of Spring Drills. The Whites arched a S2-1 lead through the net In the first half of the second Hunker interclub bas ketball game on the coliseum floor Wednesday evening, hut the Reds came back in the last period to outscore the leaders 24-18 and put the final record on the 60-25 basis. Paul Amen, Red Jerseyed guard, led the scoring ledger with five field goals, and Leland Hale and Cal Carstens shared laurels for the winners with nine tallies each. Carstens, Whitaker, Parsons and Widman and Hale started for the Whites, and Ebaugh, O. Scott, Morris, Dohrmann and Amen got the call for the Reds. Summaries Rede at ft O. Scott f 1 Morrle r 0 Khauiih S Dohrmann f 1 Ann ( B L.acon f 1 Morgan f ' ft White. (BO fs ft f 1 t'.retens f 0 Whllek.r ( llWIdman e 0 Parsons K llWahhiulst ( 0 Morrli f fl'Hsle f C Scott f-s 0 0 JHortnne Nelson 1111 Dohrmann o Ayres 0 0 1 Tot ill 1 1 Total. 21 S 1 Referee: Morrli Flsh.r. At the University of Illinois (Champaign) soft drinks are con sumed 7 to 1 over beer in one cam pus hangout and 9 to 1 in another. wum I FOOTWEAR IS SMARTEST I at only Buy your new White hoot where you get extro value a well ei smart ttylel You will marvel at etir beautiful selection of Whites at such incredibly low prices. White Kidskinsl . Genuine White Buck I White tinenl Sandals I Spectators I Tiesl Pumpil All sizes 3 to 9. All widths AAA to C See Our Windows mm 1109 "O" St. THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL- HUSKERS TANGLE llll SOONE RS IN L ONE DUAL MEE to Jacobs' Speed Artists Meet Schultemen at Four Friday. Henrv Schulte's Husker track battalion will deploy into line im day afternoon on the Memorial stadium cinders, throwing its full fighting force against John Jacobs Oklahoma splkesters in the first and only dual appearance before Nebraska fans. Four o'clock is the hour set for the starting event, but a rapid fire time schedule will com plete the competition in little more than an hour. Oklahoma will bring a full squad to Lincoln, but versatility seems to be more abundant in the Sooner camp, for the number of Oklahoma entrants in each event far outstrips the Scarlet represen tatlon, thus giving them an advan tatre in nolnt-rainln? nossibillties. The hurdles, distance races, and sprints are cast as the features of the meet. Harold Jacobsen, Tren ton, Mo., and Cox of Oklahoma headline the list with the battle looming between them In the cen tury and 220-yard dashes. "Speed' registered a new meet time of 9.8 seconds in the 100-yard dash at Manhattan last Saturday, and brought home the furlong in 22.4 An injured leg muscle has troubled him this week, but is improving under Trainer ''Doc' McLean's supervision. Oklahoma's Lords Moody and Dick Chaney ran a dead heat In tne hair mile last Monday in WHITE COATS or Light Colored Garments Are a Real Test of a Cleaner's Ability We pride ourselves in keep ing your white garments as they should be White. 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Kioya Lochner, another Sooner middle distance ace, chalked the mile run down to 4 minutes 19.8 seconds. The onslaught of the men from the south in the distance events will be met by Glenn Funk, Central City, who finished in front of Lochner in the indoor mile lsst, and Chet Beaver and Lester Pankonin In the half. Burke. Sooner pride In the hurd les, set another record in the high sticks in the Oklahoma-Aggie meet, turning tn a time of 14.8 sec onds. The trio of Leon and Linus Carroll and Stanley Halght will hold the Nebraska strings for places In the highs, and Halght, Linus Carroll, and Kennetn unap- man will do the skipping In the lows. Oklahoma and Nebraska entries: 1fln vrd! Nfhrk. H.rold Jaenbnm. Movd ?.r(1w.n: Oklahoma. Cnx. Burk. Ward. Robert. 220 v.rdu: Nbmkft. J.n- onn, ('urdwfll, Kmnrth rh.pmnn; Okla homa, Ward, Cox. Bnrk, Jane. 440 yard: Nthranka. Iatrr Pankonin, Howard Rnh- rt., Leonard Rail: Oklahoma. Harrrn. Chan.y, Jan, Rohan, Powln. SHO yarrtii: Nrhraaka, Rail, C'hfitlcr Bravrr; Oklahoma, Moody, Chaney, Barrett, Boyt. Mil.: N- nra.Ka, uienn Junk, nraver. Ti-'o mue: Nehraaka. Olnn Funk. Howard Roberta. 120 yard high: Nebranka, I.ron and I.tntl. Carroll. Htanlfv Haiaht: Oklahoma. Nelon, Burke, Hrwea, Butler. 220 yard Iowa: Nebraska, Ltnim Carroll, Chapman, Hal.ht: Oklahoma. NeHon. Burk. Butler. Pol. vault: Nebraska. Sherman OnH.rove Oklahoma, Burke, Hewee. Hlfrh Jump: Ne- nraeaa, Kay Toman, 1 .enter Moponald, U. Martin; Oklahoma. Nel.on, Burke. Remy. nroan jump: nenraeka, iioyd crdwll, Boh Warnke, Toman: Oklahoma, Ward. Burke. Phot put: Nehraeka. Owen met, earn eranpie: Oklahoma. Hewee. rev. nolde. niecue: Nehraeka. Krancle. Rlet, McDonald ; Oklahoma. Hewee, Reynolds, Burke. Javelin throw: Nehraeka Kred . immi.rrn. r ranrn, Tomanj Oklahoma, n.i.uta, fininiiiunu, iiunnina. PLANS MADE FOR MANAGEMENT OF NEW BOOK SHOP (Continued from Page 1.) Shurtleff stated. Lorraine Htichrnrk in wnrlH no on elimination of the most oblec- tioname feature qf the arrange ment. aisDOsai or out-or-date textn by corresponding with national book exchanges in an effort tn ant up a university exchange. utner members of the committee who will report at the meeting are Irving Hill, Irwin Ryan, Bonnie opanggara ana uick iscner. ELECTION STRIFE SEEN AS FACTION BREAKS RUMORED (Continued from Page 1.) ministration on the grounds of be ing unconstitutional. Both Progressive and Green Toe's leaders were more guarded on the eve or tiling deadline in their pre diction of the outcome of next Tuesday's battle at the polls, both agreeing that the contest would be close. Final settlement of the se ceding Green Toga member's fate was awarded as being a conse quential factor in the outcome. ELIGIBILITY RULES UNCONSTITUTIONAL (Continued from Page 1.) deadline, which has been set at 5 o clock Friday afternoon. "It is unfortunate that this miv. up concerning eligibility rules has uuuurreu, r iscner said, as me rules now stand, no excentlons whatsoever ran rw mnrlo nnrl ran. didates can save themselves con siderable embarrassment and trou ble by checking on their eligibility before filing. Offices for whirh fillno-n tHll ho received until 5 o'clock today in clude 25 student council nnsitinns and 3 publication board coats. Fil ings are to be made at the student activities ornce in me coliseum In person. While no anecific ruloa a-ero listed regarding eligibility of can didates ror puDiication board posi tions, it was understood that ad herence to the 12-27 rule would he sufficient. STUDENT LEADERS SPEED UNION DRIVE (Continued from Page 1.) everyone carry a petition around with him constantly and keep try ing to stimulate interest around the campus. "We have a good sendoff in this project," Fischer declared. "Appli cation for a student union build ing will be the first application ever turned into the PWA bonrd by the university. We have the sanc tion of the administration and we are rapidly obtaining complete en rollment of student support. We are going down the home stretch, and whether or not we obtain our ends dates solely in the hands of the student body." unarias Bursik. a member of the original union building committee, stated, "The student uinon build ing is closer to this campus than it has ever been before. The archi tects are now going over final plans for the construction, and complete student support is the only remaining impetus necessary to a realization or the project." In the tabulation of the petitions turned in up to date, Corinne Calf linn's team is leading In the num ber of signatures obtained with 244 to its credit Bursik's team is second, and Don Shurtleff's group third. 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