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4 DAILY NEBRASKAN Thursday, March 26, 1942 Slemmons Wins Library Wood Carving Design Competition , '. ' t. . '1 : 'J-'i'y? '.?- ..,.....,.,... t ' - - ' St- rt "V.-V'"' ' t f - ? , . '"-l t :..t j i ' "I S .,e Iiobert S. Slemmons, junior in the archi tecture department, has been announced as the winner of competition among architectural students for a design of a wood carving to ap pear on the charging desk in the main book delivery room of the university's new Don. L. Love memorial library, now under construc tion on the Lincoln campus. Slemmons' winning design is very con ventionalized and architectural. A masculine figure, symbolizing the youth of Nebraska, is the center of interest. II is eyes are focused on the torch of learning which he holds in his right haw in front of a scroll. The scroll inscribed with the motto on the university sea, "Lileris dedicata et oinnihus arlibus'' is (Dedicated to letters and all the arts). Beside the figure is a handle of cornstalks, symbolic of Nebraska's leading agricultural crop, and before it is a sheaf of wheat. To de pict the contour of the state, there are hills at each sid f the design, as there are in the eastern and wstern parts of Nebraska. In the foreground between the hills is a plain of wheat stubble with ears of corn below. The new university library was made pos sible through a gift of $800,000 in the will of the late Don L. Love, Lincoln businessman. When occupied in late summer, it will provide a much-needed center of study on the campus. The present library was creeled in ISfH and Ikis long been inadequate both in book storage and study facilities. notorious one, y'know. And Kappa Eloise Ropers has been going steady secretly for a month with Dick Agee. A steady deal thafs missed the publicity also is that of Sig Chi Harry Morehcnd and Gam ma Thi Nancy Coe. Back together, and seen companionably shopping the other afternoon, are Delta ditto R'jthic Grant and Tan Dob James. And Beta Don Stewart seems to be fascinated by DG Betty Simodyries lately end he went picknicking with Theta Wanda Seaton, and was seen Monday with Mary Farrar. lesieniay afternoon, however it was DG glamour girl Helen John son whom he was amusing. Militn a r Rainy Day Just aren't the days to find much popping. . .in fact, from a quarter "til to five of three yester day p. m., there wasn't a soul in the grill except three sleepy wait ers. Senational If true is the tale which reveals thst Kappa Kay Tunison has gent hark the Bet pin of Chuck Pills bury, U. S. A. That used to be one of the more solid ffnirs... could It be thst A TO Hook Lauer had anything to do with It? That affair is daily becoming more solid. Crufome Ticonomrtt Include Jawn Mason and KKG Harie Anderson. . .they're now go ing steady, and officially. . .while Sig Nu Horse Stuht can't ace any one but Pi Phi Lou Ide over a coke. Another steady deal that has lifted more than one eyebrow Is that of Beta George Loomis and dorm dame Roberta Zulauf...the YOUR DRUG STORE We aril toothpaste, comb, riiavlnr cream, and other toilet ries as cheaply as any In the city. OWL PHARMACY 148 No. 14lhP 2-10CI Kspecially Fweet and charminc says "Delta Gamma" when you dial 2-7418, don't get excited about any new pledges over that away. It's just the actives acquiring their required quota of merit marks, for the actives and pledges have re versed their status this week. And ...listen to this... If they don't satisfy the pledges, the latter will see that the actives just don't date this week-end. Thone of You Who've been wnnrWlnv 4,. who'll be stepping into Mary Jean mivinnyi aaidle aboes. might be Interested In who ii n,, i?ru-- Poe has been dating. Last week- Xincoiii now , K - It's the I v i funniest 1 story " - j since "The V;-.. Lady Uv Eve!- " Henry FONDA Gene 17KRNKY Rings on Her Fingers" iry . . . (Continued from Page 1) Under the new orcanization. the secretary of war is placed in di rect charge of directing and pre scribing such functions, duties, and powers of the commanders of the various forces and commands of the army and the agencies of the War Department. Henceforth the duties of the secretary of war are to be per formed directly through and sub ject always to the exercise by the HOT LUNCHES 30c $1.00 Wildroot 79c Pro Fhy-UcTic Hair Brush Both For 89c Milk Shakes Thick fc&d Doliciou 10c Palmolivo Shave Cream JLm Tot 33c BOYDEN'S Stuart Theatre Bid 3. Merrick Rogers Chicago Art Curator Closes Morrill Art Exhibit Sunday Meyrick Rogers, curator of dec orative arts of the Chicago Art Institute, will close the art ex hibit at Morrill next Sunday at 3 p. m. by an art gallery lecture. The exhibit will be open until 5 p. m. Saturday for those stu dents who have not had an oppor tunity to see the display. The final lecture of the series, "Pictures for Homes," will be given by Miss Schwake tomorrow at 4 p. m. in gallery "A". The most talked about picture in the exhibit, "The Eternal City" was painted by Peter Blume. A social satire of conditions in Rome thru different eras, this work of art includes history, political sci ence, economics, traditions, and art. Admission charges for the lec ture are 25 cents for anyone who is not a student or member of the Nebraska Art association, for whom there is no charge. Groups of 15 or more will be charged only 15 cents a person. President directly through the Chief of Staff of his functions as Commander-in-Chief in relation to strategy, tactics and operations. Mililzcr (Continued from Page 1) which has been thrown around young people in love is soon dis carded. In "exchange for it. th- young couple gets something much bet ter. Dr. Militzcr said that it is impossible to put this "something" into words, but it is certainly there and should not discourage young people from marriage be cause the moon-struck ideas are gone. Romantic Dither Bad. "It would be too bad if people who were in love were always in a romantic dither, for they would never get anything done and so ciety could not benefit," he said. v nen iwo people get married the process of always being with the same person is different from just living with other people, as at home or with a group of stu dents while in school. The two necessities of happy married life and those which come when a person is emotionally grown up are tact and unselfish ness. Both have to learn to accept defeat, not compromise. Home Ec . . . (Continui from Page 1) professor of hr vne economics, is to speak on "Ar. Interest in Nutri tion for High School Students" before the high school teachers' section meeting Friday afternoon. The Saturday morning general section will hear a talk by Miss Androclcs (Continued from Page 1.) Bonification of a spineless, blus tery patrician, Lentulus. Cast as Androcles' robust, hen pecking wife, Jane Dalthrop car ried her role well, while Frank O'Neill. Robert Aldrich, John Mc Carville, Harold Margulies, Jack Donley, Roy Sheaff, Max Whit takcr and Darrel Peters lent ar excellent impression of heiling, heel-clicking, strong-arming storm troopers pavinsr homaee to the I Emporcr. Richard Putney. I Jean Racine, Rosemary Owens, I Priscilla Moseley, Joe Divis and Richard Nash wailed their way thru the prologue and two acts iii excellent fashion as a group of Christian martyrs. 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