Friday, "April '4, 1941
DAILY NEBRASKAN
University adds to painting, sculpture collection
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Journal and Star.
Two paintings and a piece of
sculpture have been purchased by
the university, and one painting,
"Beached," by Julian Levi, has
been purchased by the Nebraska
Art association. All four pieces
are from the art association's an
nual show which closed in Morrill
Sunday.
"Japanese Wrestler," an oil by
Henry Lee McFee. above, and "Red
Moore." a pencil drawing by Eu
gene Speiiht r, far right, are the
two paintings purchased by the
university. The third piece, right.
Is a sculptural head cut directly
from bla k Belgian marble by
Marion Walton.
The university was assisted in
Its selections for the collection by
two outstanding judges from out
side: Mrs. Elizabeth S. Navas,
trustee of the Murdock fund,
Wichita Kas., and New York City;
and Paul Gardner, director of the
William Rockhill Nelson gallery
of art, Kansas City, Mo.
Henry Lee McFee is a Califor
nia artist, and his "Japanese
Wrestler" is considered one of his
masterpieces and particularly val
uable as a study in painting, ac
cording to Professor Kirsch. Eu
gene Speieher has just had another
of his works purchased by the Chi
cago Art institute, and Marion
Walton was commissioned by the
U. S. treasury department to exe
cute a 14 foot sculptured group for
the garden court of the federal
building at the recent New York
world's fair.
Ag officials expect
several thousand
for Feeders' Day
Several thousand farmers will
meet in Lincoln April 18 for the
annual Feeders' Day meeting,
sponsored by the animal hus
bandry department, Prof. William
J. Loeffel, chairman of the de
partment, said yesterday.
Cooperation from civic clubs all
over Nebraska indicate a record
breaking crowd with all the facil
ities on ag campus used to
accommodate the gathering.
As a part of the expanded plans
this year, the first floor of the
agricultural engineering building
will be turned over for handling
the overflow to the men's meet
ing. Professor Loeffel said additional
accommodations for lunches are
being arranged by the university.
The "dairyland cafeteria" will be
open in the dairy building.
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uilh Mary Adelaide Hansen
7ie desperate
members of Mr. Spurr's class
passed around the hat this morn
ing in class taking up a collection
to be donated to the member of the
class that got the lowest grade on
the test. So there's a consolation
prize at that! When the last re
ports were made the sum exceeded
85 cents.
Break up
unexpected is that between Kappa
Clara Louise Marcy and Phi Gam
Gene Reese. These kiddies are
from the same home town and
have been going steady for quite
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a long time. Most everyone was
expecting her to be wearing hia
newly acquired Phi Gam pin. But
there seems to be a certain Sig
Alph, Pete Burland by name, who
has changed her mind about the
steady deal. Though reports have
it that she and Gene will do oc
casional dating.
A secret?
It might be. At least it was a mis
take because the Residence halls
for women, in their invitations to
a musical tea, put the date as Sun
day, April.... To end the sus
pense, the tea is April 6.
Phi Mus
will be entertaining their district
officers at a convention this week
end and are giving a Panhellenic
luncheon at the house this Satur
day noon. One member from each
sorority will attend.
"A" club
party dates include the wearer of
the led N sweater Bus Knight of
the Sigma Nu house who will te
there with Tri Delt Mary Helen
Dietrich who has just broken her
steady deal with Delt Dick Gel
latly. Picnics planned for the week
end include the one that the Betas
are planning before the Crud par
ty that evening. The Sigma Nu's
will start Saturday at 4 on a big
chanter picnic. From the looks of
the weather at present, both of
these wil turn into indoor affairs.
April Fool
one day too late was the cry of
Bob Keil as he firmly convinced
one of the DAILY reporters that
there was a very hot romance in
the offing which would be an
nounced this Sunday. Lloydcne
Kershaw was already to call the
whole paper to a stop while she
got a scoop on this extra special
tidbit when he called her up to
tell her it was all a big joke.
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