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FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1937.
Mentor Jones to Put Boys
Thru Light Workout in
Demonstration.
Chilly breezes greeted the Corn
husker football team yesterday as
Coach Biff Jones sent it thru one
of the most strenuous workouts of
the spring schedule. Tomorrow
nfternoon at four o'clock the Husk
er gridsters are to give a demon
stration in the form of a light foot
ball game, to the high school i
coaches who have converged here
attending the N. H. S. A. A. bas
ketball tourney now in progress at
the coliseum.
After the usual calisthenics rou-
, Mentor Jones sent three full
a thru a light dummy setim
The first squad found Rirh-
i and Dohrmann at ends;
lJetcrs and Mehring at guards;
Doyle and Hutcherson playing the
tackles; Brock at center; with
Burma as his alternnte; and How
ell. Rohrig, Andrews and Dodd
made up the backficld which did
plenty of ball lugging.
Blocking Improves.
Most of the afternoon's practice
period was devoted to open field
blocking and covering of kicks.
The blockers worked in doubles
protecting the mail carrier while
the ends were sent down the rect
angle after the punts which spiral
led off the educated toes of How
ell, Andrews, Dodd, Smith, Phelps
and Rohrig. Time and again the
coach extolled the blockers for
their fine work by saying, "Nice
blocking."
The blocking, heretofore not
any too good, has been improving
quite rapidly due to the exacting
rehearsals given the forward wall
by Line Coach Lyman. However,
the work of the linemen is still far
from being infallible and Precep
tor Lyman, sensing this verity,
herded the primary rampart to the
east corner of the field and put it
thru some shoulder blocking tac
tics. Flinging of the ball thru the
ozone and another easy scrimmage
brought the curtain to the day's
activities.
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Accurate lecture notos assure hiKher
examination grades . . . 25. i0t students
now use ABC SHORTHAND for takin ,'
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Examine a copv of ARC SHORT
HAND by W. A. Brooks at vour book
store now.
National Library Press,
110 W. 42 St., N. Y. C.
HOLEHO COMES BACK
IN STYLE SPOTLIGHT
Tops for all occasions this spring
are separate jackets, and especial
ly chic is the bolero, only recently
returned to the fashion spotlight.
The entire country has caught
"Boleromania."
As popular for evening as for
street wear, these Jackets are
equally smart in the short, fitted
Spanish style or in the loose Mex
ican mode. Of gay print, the bo
lero is worn with a bright sash for
afternoon frocks, and without the
sash for formal. A plain colored
dress and simple accessories gain
added drh when spiked with a
vivid iacitet, and sash.
To be effective, the bolero must
be as severely tailored as a man's
suit, as jaunty as a "jigger" coat,
and as feminine as a teagown. Ac
cording to some fashion experts,
the cut off line of the jacket has
a tendency to make short people
look taller'; altho other stylists dis
agree here. Whatever it does, the
bolero is here to spend the spring,
and smart women everywhere are
accepting its casualness ami dash
with delight.
"I believe that in a well balanced
academic community, with proper
arrangements for social life
among the students, the liberal
element in education is largely
supplied indirectly." Harvard uni
versity's President Conant believes
that special courses to provide
training for citizenship or to make
liberal education available are tin-1
necessary.
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The soft "Little" .suit is smartly
worn by Kileen Donley, brunette
Delta Gumma The two-piece button-up
front style is youthfully be
coming in a lovely shade of dusty
rose. Loosely pleated pockets...
fine, narrow kid hell . . . straight,
boxy skirt . derails of utmost
popularity and importance.
She wn with a black ascot scarf,
this suit may also be worn wi'.h a
blouse. Shiny fabric gi"Ves by
Van Kaalle Inve link wristlets.
The black patent purse adds a
touch of dressiness to the ensem
ble along with the dress-up Balli
buntle straw ofr-the-face bonnet.
The grosgrain streamers in back
are for school girls. . .the coed.
The Suit and Hat may be found
on Rudge's Second Kloor.
Scarf. Purse and Gloves from
Rudge's Street Floor.
Your Cornhusker negatives are
saved by TOYY'NSK.ND RT'.'MO
to use for Faster and Mother's
Day remembrances. The most in
timate of all gifts. No extra
charge if new sittings are desired.
You are entitled to our best at
Cornhusker prices.
Place vour order immediately.
Studio'226 So. 11th.
Ludwick, Hagelin, Thornton,
Barry Lead Husker
Tank Team.
Nebraska's Scarlet and Cream
tankmen will be the hosts to the
Grinnell college mermen in the
coliseum pool Saturday at 3:30
p. m. Coach Jack Minor's teams
have not dropped a meet to this
aggregation in the last three
years. Altho the score in favor of
the Huskers was one sided last
year, it is expected that the
Iowans will put up a scrappy fight
this year.
Four Big Six Champs.
Tomorrow's meet will give cam
pus fans an opportunity to see
Ralph Ludwick, Pete Hagelin, Bob
Thornton and Jack Barry, newly
crowned Big Six champions, in
their respective events. The mer
men have earned is wins in 21
starts in three years and they will
be seeking their liith victory In
the meet Saturday. Minnesota's
Golden Gophers have been the only
successful opponents of the Ne
braska boys since 1934. The four
Huskers that won conference
championships at the annual Big
j Six meet last week will go to
: Minneapolis March 26 and 27 to
; enter in the national intercollegi
ate championships.
Texas Tuesday.
Texas university will close the
Husker swimming season in the
coliseum Tuesday. At this meet
Nebraskans will be able to see
Adolph Koefer. Texas freshman,
who holds Olympic records and
world records in every event from
25 to l.fiSO yards. The Longborns
arc Southwest conference champions.
The lineup for the Grinnell meet
will include Ralph Ludwick, back
.stroke; Pete Hagelin, dashes; Bob
Thornton, breast stroke; Jack
Barry, distances; John Krause,
breast stroke; Doug Dort. dashes;
Krause, distances, and Ken Jones
and Leask, diving.
The officials for the meet will
be Rudy Vogeler, Lincoln, referee:
Tom Leake, head timer, and A I
May, clerk of the course.
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SIMH.NG BLOUSES
FOLLOW FASHION
WITH NEW I) ETA II
Blouses that look like sweaters
and blouses of frilling organdie
or eyelet embroidery. Printed with
ingenious little designs, and even
made of men's striped shirting,
with tailored collar and tie.
Neat little tailored .shirts In dif
ferent fabrics are in hi demand
with tailored suits. Tailored hand
kerchief linen blouses with rows of
stitching are good as Is crisp
white pique in a perfect suit blouse
with tucked bosom and removable
studs. Vests are made of stripes
of grosgrain, V in front, square in
buck, in eggplant and dull char
tuse. Crisp white organdie has short
sleeves and the tiny scallops
stitched all over like little waves
imported organdie shirtwaist with
tucks and minute white buttons
strewn at random over the front
and the high collar that ties in a
bow. Pockets that turn down at
the corners.
Spring Style Leaders Suggest
(Jay Accessories to Give That
'Different' Look to Costumes
Ad?" Announce
Four IMcdgiiifjs.
A G R's announce the pledging
of Fugene Hecox of Gothenburg,
Paul Fuller of Melrose. Mont., Ar
nold Reid of Swanton and Millard
Stanek of Walthill.
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Look In fore you leiip into lliis
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tnilorcil in worsteds ntul flan
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FEMININITY PEIKSONIFIEBft
Best for any spring is navy . . .
with Betty Van Home of Delta
Delta Delta showing the 1!)37 ver
sion. Clever is the Roman striped
grosgrain ribbon "buttoned on"
the full length of the dress. A
short bolero . . . tapered sleeves ,
. . . is most flattering over the ;
nipped-in waistline beneath! The
slight swing skirt still prevails.
Accessories show fashions signifi
cance in r.imbus-like off-tlu-face '
straw with the ever-youthful back
streamers. High-cut gabardine
sandals arc l!)37's with all-around
strap. Navy purse and gloves are
faultlessly ensembled . . . the
tucked fullness of the pouch bag j
being complemented in the ruffle
of the gloes.
Dress, Shoes, Hat R.udge &
Gucnzcl's Second Floor.
Purse and Gloves - Rudge &
Guenzel's Street Floor.
THIS WEEK
Friday.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, spring
party at the Cornhusker.
Phi Sigma Kappa spring
party at the Lincoln.
Kappa Sigma alliance, bene
fit bridge party at the chapter
house, 8 p. m.
Alpha Tau Omega auxiliary,
1 o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. R. E. Campbell.
Phi Mu Mothers club, 1
o'clock luncheon at the chapter
house.
Saturday.
Pi Beta Phi annual foundeiV
day and initiation banquet at
the Cornhusker.
Mortar Board alumnae, an
nual guest day musical at Car
rie Belle Raymond hall at 2:30
p. m.
Lambda Chi Alpha spring
party at the Cornhusker.
Sigma Kappa Initiation ban
quet at the Lincoln.
Alpha Omicron Pi, active and
rimn,ie chapters annual ban
quet at the Lincoln.
Kappa Alpha Theta house
party at the chapter house.
Sunday.
Kappa Delta buffet supper,
chapter house at 6:30.
What's different this spring?
Accessories have reached a new
high. If your costume is a plain
color, go gay with your acces
sories, but if there is a vivid print
In the offing, play It up with
sophisticated accessories in subtle
colors.
For Instance, plain colors need
brightness. Try a touch of color
on your hut or boutonnlerc, match
a couple of your accessories to
one another in contrast to your
costume, or snap a large jeweled
clip on your hat or lapel it's
smart. And have you seen those
' tricky belts made from tie hemp
j or raffia which fasten in dashing
sailor knots or reflect the pirate
influence? Let's go nautical.
Patent Leather Gloves.
! Gloves of patent leather or pat-
ent leather trimming are the lat
est. And Jewelry is colorful and
j worn most everywhere The new-
est thing is the wearing of clips,
colored stones, or pins at the neck
! line or lapel. Hats are exciting
j this spring - make yours of the
swooping off-the-face variety, a
' rolling-lu im sailor, a turban, or a
' pillbox and you will be In step with
' spring.
Fancy shoes are in- -cut. slashed
i and punched with wonderful de-
signs and open heels and toes.
Slate blue is the new color in shoes
and is extremely effective when
worn with prints having a match
ing background. Shoe materials
are of all varieties, but especially
popular are gabardine, reverse
calf and kid. That brownish-red
leather shade shown in this
spring's shoes is seemingly taking
the place of the British tan of
last year.
Be chic in colored hosiery to
match your shoes. You'll find it
in that devastating reddish shade
or in slate blue. Bags are of all
shapes and si7.es.
Pi kappa Alpha
Pledges Two !Ii.
Pi K A announces the pledging
of Coit Turner, of Detroit, Mich.,
and Carl Rapp of Omaha.
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