2 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Editorial Opinion . Comment
Tuesday, March' K3, 1540
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Published Daily during thTTchooi year except Mondays meeting has been closed, that between Mussolini and
and Saturdays, vacations, and examination periods by stu- Hitler, exeetinp; each other in the Brenner Pass. In a
dents of the University of Nebraska, under supervision of , , u, . u u a ti
the Publications Board. speedy conference which saw the Fuehrer and n
sTrTscriFtTcT?!lte"s"are si..ooPer Semester or vilo for Duce meet, discuss their problems, and return home
the Coiiece Year $2.50 Ma .led Single almost before the world at larKe knew of it, the
tered as second-class matter at the posto'fice in Lincoln, "
Nebraska, under Act of Congress. March 3. 1879. and at two leaders are supposed to have discussed the
ofP Oct'oarearte3.l9?.S xXTjX possibiltiy of Italy's closer cooperation with the Nazi
Ed7torChief7777. Richard deBrewn regime.
Business Manager imr LJ2 8m9,e peon a yet ha released any au-
editorial department thoritative information as to the topics which the
Managing Editors. Clyde Marti, Norman H-rrls two dictators discussed, or what dispositions they
News Editors. .. .Chris Petersen. Luci'e Thomas, Paul , , , , . ,.
Svoboda. Mary Kerrigan. Morten Margolin made. To be disarmlngly frank, we have no Ideas
ports Editor Jucn?ie.r t'l. on the matter. The vagaries of mind of the two
Photography Editor George Royal
Star Reporters This Month Bob Aidrich, Hubert participants are such that it is impossible to form
OgdenlLbe any QpMon t) lnfuence of tM, ..momen.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT tou, meeting.M
Assistant Bi'iiness Managers Burton Thiel. Ed S;grlt
Circulation Manager . .Lowell Michael ; !
: ' to inspect the Union. I've been told that on oc-
Daip p r fr casions guests were hurried away from the lounge
CLtl L. Li.LLv1 because of the appearance of certain users. Stu-
More about dents have had to make excuses for fellow students'
'Flophouse manners' conduct.
And so your thought that each student should
Dear Editor: take a personal inventory is a good one. Perhaps
Excuse me, Dick, for not immediately ac- eacn student could then be certain that he is not
knowledging your excellent thought, expressed one 0f the group "whose maimers are a disgrace
editorially, concerned with "flophouse manners" in to the student body," as has been said. If there
the Union. I have hoped that students generally are a few who do not know how to conduct them-
would react like you against a condition which selves, another student could courteously remind
undermines the "tone of the Union." As you ably thorn. Manners and conduct are not only socially
stated, there is nothing the Union Board of Man- important, but also are a necessary business asset,
agers or its paid supervisors are more desirous Do you think the Innocent and Mortar Board
of obtaining than the wholesale usage of the Union societies or the Corn Cobs and Tassels could ef-
facilities by students. We want them to be com- fectively instigate a campaign to make some stu-
fortable, satisfied, and enjoy that 'like home" feel- dents more mindful of their manners? It is a
ing, nevertheless certain proprieties can be observed student problem, Dick, and I am frightfully afraid
without depriving the users of the pleasure they the enclosed letter is a sample of what widespread
seek. I wonder whether the Sluggos of whom you opinion will be, if the students do not let it be known
refer know what a reflection their manners cast that they frown on "flophouse manners" in their
upon themselves and those responsible for their Union.
rearing? I think Sluggo's pride would be injured Sincerely,
plenty, if he knew. Kenneth VanSant,
I was amused at opinions given your inquiring Managing Director
reporter about the money spent for the student The Student Union,
art project in the lounge. That money is only a P. S. I purposely withheld the name of the
drop in the bucket spent for repairing and replace- lady who sent me the enclosed letter. I under-
ment necessitated by some thoughtless students. stand she is a modern and charming lady.
Tables in the lounge have been broken and gouged
by elevated feet; upholstering has been torn ad 'tw 'referred to by Mr. Von Sant run- M follows:
dirtied by the same action; davenports and chairs Kenneth van Sant. Director
have been burned by carelessly handled cigarettes; st "hJaska
and furniture legs and arms have been broken. And i Mr. van sant:
, Is there no one In the union who can teach the students
the frmiture in the Union Wa3 CUStOm built tO uluntf U lounge how to act? Must male students wear their
. . , j ..i ti. .!,, u j hats In the house? Do none ol the students care to preserve
Btand hard usage! The non-abusers should rise up ,urni8hlnBi whl. wcre once iVciy? Are the giria no
against him who mistreats their collectively owned ""j '? mode,rt, Bd ,a!yl""T.
b J I need to brine my alumni friends to r the new Union
property. building, but I am embarrassed by the picture your lounge
..... , , , . makes. Others have the same opinion, Mr. Van Flint, and
Another alarming angle u the embarrassment gurciy you wiu wnt to do something to correct the utter
caused students who bring parents or other guests "N"1"1 ,or 'o tMt- Vtry rtBCW,
21 HeliMay Soar si p
and Ttoar Pochctbooh, too o
when you make Spring Vacation
trips by UNION PACIFIC BUS
Speed more tin at bom apaiid Um lor your trip going
bT Union Pacific bual Coani&t schedule or timed for
quick gttcrway and a last-minul return, ginna yom as
much Urn at horns as possibU. Do liar -soring lores arw
aty on limited budgets, and controlled heat proridts firs
sids comfort all the way. Phone bow lot lull inJomatiea.
UNION BUS DEPOT
320 S. 13th St Phone 2-7071
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Atlantic $4.05
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OFFICIAL, BULLETIN
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may be submitted at the NEBRASKAN office by 5 p. m. the day before pub
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pear daily, except Monday and Saturday, on page two of the NEBRASKAN.
TODAY
DELTA PHI DELTA.
MniitHTu of Doll Phi Delia will meet la
parlor A of the I nlon at t p. m.
HARMONY HOIK.
Next Slnfonla hnrnmny hour Kill be
held In the family lounge of the Inloa
at 4 p. m.
HICMA KTA (HI.
Miii!ht of SIkiim IA ( hi will mwt
at 7 p. m. In room SIS of the l:nton.
I'lnlRPN will nHM-t In room 30,.
rRE-UW 8TIDKNTS.
Hegular monllUy nice (.lug of the Vouiik
AilvoriUen will be held at 7 p. m. In
ruo.n 201 Social Hrlo.nrs. (Srorae Turnrr,
rlcrk ef the Hupreme Court and of the
lirteKrated Har, and Htate I jiw Librarian
will dtneuss NVbrasUa'i New Intejrrntrd
Bar Hyxtem and the um of the state
library. All prr-law students are anted
to atlr4.
KOSMKT KLI B.
K on met Klnb will mtftl at I p. m. I" the
K o effke. I
SIGMA DKLTA CHI.
Mwibers ef Slipna Delta CU will meet
at oonn fur a luncheon meeting In the far
ully dlntac room of tlie L'ninn. The buHl
nint srmton will begin at 1S:SS p. m.
Members are nrged t attend the huMnem
nrnnlo.. evra thu they do not alt end the
luneheon.
I.IRRARY JOBS.
Htndent who wl'h part time ponitlooa In
tlie library may take the aiuiuaJ ro.-nprtl-Uve
examination on April . Students nre
Nited to apply as anon as posnlble to Miss
Rntledge at her office
on the main flMr.
1NTKRFRATKKNITY QVlt.
Senil-flnnl round of the Interfratemtty
quiz will be run off at 4 and S p. an. ba
room 313 and S15 ef the Union.
WEDNESDAY
CHARM SCHOOL.
A n(yle hImiw npiinnori'd by Ren Simon's
win he held nt 7 p. m. AH untvrratty
women are invited.
KOSMKT KM It WORRKRH.
There will be a meeting of Kownet Rink
workers Wednesday at ft p. m. Be pre
pared to torn la all advertlning eeatracta.
MATINKR DANCE.
There will be a n inline daoee In the
llninn ball room nt 5 p. m. Students mamt
preaent liimtlficatlnn card for admittance.
ORADliATK COFFKB HOUR.
All graduate students are Invtied te ai
ieul a coffee Iwnr nt 5 p. m. In the faulty
lounge of the Lnkn.
TRAVEL FILM BOHR.
There wUI be a travel film hour at 7-.M
p. m. In parlors XYZ f the Union.
Women!
Cast your ballots for Ivy Day
May Queen from 9 to 5 today
In Ellen Smith on the city cam
pus and in Home Ec hall on ag
campus.
Vote now for your Queen
Voting Ballot
ALL-AMERICAN COLLEGE
QUEEN CONTEST
DAILY NEBRASKAN:
I hereby enter one vote in the Ail-American College Queen
contest for:
Marjorie Adams
Q Bettie Cox
Jean Cullinan
Beth Howley
Pat Reitz
Gerry Wallace
to attend the World Premiere of "Those Were The Days" as
Nebraska's representative at Knox College, Galesburg, III.,
May 21st
Signed
Address
(All volea mant be In the DULY office not later than t p. an., Man S.
Ballot Bos near entrance to I nlon.)
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