DAILY NEBUASKAN
TIIUKSDAY, APRIL 6, 193$
FOUU
Today's the day... and every
body starts on big trips today, or
stays home and studies? as the
case may be. . .yesterday a big
trek as started by Beta's Hough
ton Furr, Ted Welton, and Orval
Hager or west to Estes . . . and an
other carload of Betas, also to
Estes, are Bill Gish, Jack Hyland,
and Paul Bradley. . .Kappa Sigs
Dick Bisgard, Dean Hansen, John
Sullivan and Merrill Knghmd will
leave for Denver and Boulder
come this af ternoon . . . and Fiji's
Bob Chatt, Bob Tolefson and Bud
Young are also off for Colorado
. . .going still farther west, to Cali
fornia, in fact, are DU's Harry
Epperson and Wade Rasor, and
John Ix)os...ZBT Lany Cohen
will spent his several days of play
In Cheyenne. . .ea;t to Chicago
will go S'gma Nu's Dick Ryan and
Jack Scott, and Theta Gwcnnie
Orr with the Stoddard family...
Phi Psi Fred Stiner and Sigma
Chi Max Morn are planning big
things for their trip to St. Jo and
probably Kansas City. . .Chi". Mc-
Cuistion will h.ive an eventful va
cation in Fullerton and points
State's business
changes tittle
April averegs sags
with February, March .
r.ii.'iincvis .'ctivity in Nebraska
showed very little change daring
the month oT Maivh, figures com
piled by W. A. Spurr of the sta
tistics ck'pai imont indicated.
Though department store trad-!
and postal c. o m m u n ic ations
showed a slightly bullish trend,
the declines in business payment;
and building activity mare than
counter balanced any upward tend
ency and sut the general business
inde: for tli- state to a new low.
This month's trend continued a
sagging avci age that has been un
der way since the last of January.
All indices have b'cn adjusted in
computing the averages to remove
any seasonal and calerrdar irregu
larities. Seven of the more impor
tant business indicators are aver
aged in computing the general in
de: that .all factors ns .is'ing bus!
ne.i change may be taken int u
consideration.
west...ATO's Fran Loetterle and
Jolin Smith took a journey south
to St. Louis. . .some of the WAA
girls will be off and away for
California tomorrow, like Elnora
Sprague. Delta Gamma Mary
Kline, Theta Tess Cassidy, and
Kappa lbs Waugh. . .Delta Gam
ma Mary Margaret Maly will go
to Culver to see her brother who
is in school there. . .and to deviate
from trips and vacation and re
turn to the campus for a moment,
we shift scenes to yesterday's tea
dance, .saw DU Jack McPhail and
Kappa Mary Lou Kelly, Sigma Nu
Bruce Campbell and Kappa Delt
Alice Nemec, Jane Austin, DG,
and Beta Jack Stewart, and such
stags as Sigma Chi Bill Butz, Phi
Psi Gordie Johnson, and Ward
Round:.. . .and the latest pinning is
that of Lloyd Jeffries, and Kappa
Delta Let ha Pettit . . . and vacation,
as it were, is here . . . have a happy
time, one and all. . .
Cobs check party
ticket sales
McMurfrcy leads offer
preliminary reports
Corn Cobs met last night for
a preliminary checkup .on ticKei
sales for the Cob-Tassel party,
Friday, April 14. Worker George
McMurtxey held an early lead in
workers' sales, and President
George Rosen urged other mem
bers to redouble efforts in the
sales.
The two pep clubs have obtained
one of the midwest's leading bands
in Carl Colby's orchestra for the
party. Colby has played on cam
pus twice during the past five
months, once at the Sigma Alpha
Mu formal opening the Union
fraternity formal season, and
later at a Union weekend party.
Officers of both clubs promise
the party will be the highlight of
the after formal season. Admis
sion is CO cents a couple.
Stencils are being place in most
of the classrooms on city and' ag
campus. Irvin Sherman is in
charge of the stencil cutting and
Nebraska Academy
of Sciences holds 49th
yearly meet here May 5, 6
Members of the Nebraska acad
emy or sciences wm noia tneir
49th annual meeting in Lincoln at
the university on Friday and Sat
urday, May 5 and 6.
The meetings will serve to fos
ter an exchange of ideas regard
ing some of the principal prob
lems and new developments in the
various fields of science in its
broadest meaning, to establish and
maintain a closer contact between
those engaged in various types of
research work, to discuss the prin
cipal problems encountered in
teaching various subjects and to
Insure occasional social contacts
between the members of the staffs
of the institutions of higher learn
iug in the state.
printing. Working on city cam
pus were Edwin Wittenberg. Harv
Minnick, Fred Walker, and George
McMurtrcy. On ag campus, the
work was done by Ray Cruise
and Leo Cooksley.
Dancing class postponed
The ballroom dancing lessons
to be given after vacation an
nounced in yesterday's DAILTi
NEBRASKAN have been indeffc
nitely postponed.
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V Friday, April 7
'TURNPIKE:
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Music at ttvled bv
Kay Kyser A Sammy Kaye
A at played by the famous
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Coast to Coast Network
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Victor Recording
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Artists
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Research at the University of
Illinois is proving that air-conditioning
milerially aid.i a patient's
clnncea of recovery.
A imve has been started in the
Iowa leg!
st.-ite's coil
the University of Iowa to Iowa
State college.
Uture to move the
re of en," ineei ing from
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IRVIN SHERMAN
He convinces people they ought
to advertise ... in the COFtN
HUSICKR. He must bo pretty
good or he wouldn't be an ns
sistant business manager. IJc
sldes that, Irv has time for
Kosmct Klub, in an advertis
ing way, of course, because he
had charge of printing the
programs for "Alias Aladdin."
On certain days he clanks
around in his boots for he's a
military man. Red Guidon mem
ber, too. In his spare time, Irv,
Zeta Beta Tau, takes up his
duties as a Corn Cob. And
whenever you have any spare
time (which we know you'll
have this spring vacaton),
bring your friends for a good
ol' get-together to the
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