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Page 4 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Wednes'day, February 26, 1947 Open Essay Contest For Art Opinions Prizes Offered At U.N. Exhibit To stimulate interest in the Ne braska Art association's 57th an nual exhibition opening at Morrill hall on March 3 for three weeks the art department again this year is offering prizes for the best student-written articles on the ex hibition of contemporary Amer ican art. The prizes include original etch ings, lithographs and silk screen prints made by members of the art department faculty. Articles written for the competition are not to be research papers, but original compositions based on personal reactions and attitudes of the students, and must be suit able for publication. Submit to Papers. Prize winning articles will be submitted to the Daily Nebraskan and the Lincoln Newspapers for publication. Mrs. Paul Royal, president of the Lincoln Artists' Guild, will be the final judge. All university students are ad mitted free to the exhibition, upon presenting their identification cards, during regular gallery hours which are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. 2 to 6 p.m., Sun days. Tuesdays, galleries will re main open until 9:30 p.m. Rules. Rules for the competition, which will be in two classes, those writ ten by students in general and those by art majors, are: 1. All undergraduate students taking at least twelve hours credit are eligible. 2. Articles should be between 500 and 1,000 words in length. and must be clearly written or typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper only. 3. Articles must be endorsed on the back of the last page with name and address of the entrant, and name of his major subject or colleee in the university. 4. Eentries must be at the Art Department office. Room 207, Morrill Hall, before 5 p.m. Mon day. March 17. Bullettim ISA MEETING. Thri will hr mertinr f the "Vm- tflliatrd MadrnU AnwiattW at 7 f. t Thnnday, Krb. (7, tm room to the !tdint Inioti. Dirk Vrack, Fiesldeat. CORNHVSKER COUNTRY MAN STAFF. Thrrr M be a fronting of the Oralmker nnntrymaa Hrm bit ion tff at 1 p. m., tonirht. In raom MS of Ac Hall, Pawn Montrr has annonBrrd. The editorial staff will inert at 7 p. m. ia the pablicatioon Mire. UNIVERSITY DAMES. The ttoniemakiBC Intermit rroaw of the I nivrmiti Dame will meet Thursday at 8 p. m., la the family leonrr of the I nloa. Mrs. Rarhet (ierkiff, eoanty home extension acrnt, will speak m 'Bani t Int." Aay stadent wife may at lead the dtseavfloa. FRIDAY, FEB. 28 COLLEGE NIGHT mm minai iiihim ami li iiiiii ml an i J " ) if f ! V . ' ' V ' -r1 w, I -, .,- it. f XvX- , 'V: irr......Aa.. Ss. V,,, Dial Twistings . . . BY LEE HARRIS. With the weather outside "frightful" and fire inside so "de lightful." many students soon turn to the radio as a form of amusement and quick relaxation All they have to do is to flip on the switch and tune In on their favorite myster", love, or news program in order to receive the tops in entertainment In order to make your task of selecting the top programs a pleasant one and to give you more time for pure enjoyment, here are a few of the top notch programs of the day. Early Birds. For those early birds who faithfully trip on their merry way to catch an 8:00 o'clock class morning after morning, try dial- idng KFAB, 1110 on your dial, at 7:30 each morn and lend an ear to the Lew Parker Comedy Show which will put you in a gay way for the day. After this five minute outburst of laughter and gaity, stay tuned to KFAB for at 7:40 the latest weather re port will be announced and those who are unlucky enough to have to brave the cold winter morn ings will not have to use the trial and error method in select ing their early morning garb. Probably one of the best morn ing programs on the air today may be heard over KFOR, 1240 kilocycles, each week day at 8:15. lw toff ZEPHYRQY JACKETS... "Now liere IS a jacket . a Mao Italian specialty." It's that old fa vorite lh "Norfolk, in Bright Red or Natural Beige Zcphyroy. 15.50 Referring to the Breakfast Club featuring Don McNeil, one of the most popular M.C.s in radio. The Breakfast Club is a fast 45 min ute show and is guaranteed to snap you out of your early morn ing lethargy. At 10:00 KFOR of fers Tom Brenneman on his Breakfast from Hollywood pro gram. Tom holds his show in his own restaurant in the picture city and for genuine good humor he can't be topped. Dual Appetites. For those who enjoy dual ap petites at lunch time, one food and the other for the latest news. Baukhage speaks at noon over the ABC network. If it is real ity you like, don't miss another ABC program heard on KFOR, Bride and Groom, at 1:30 each day. Here an actual marriage ceremony is performed and broad cast from coast to coast. At 5:30 Jack Wells is heard over KFAB with his songs "both old and new." Following this 15 minutes local feature, Bob Trout reviews the latest news. Evening radio listeners will find many of the best shows in radio on the air tonight. Station KFAB features Jack Carson's Fun Show at 7:00, Dr. Christian at 7:30, a quick five minute news summary by Bill Henry at 7:55, and Bobby-Sox Thriller . . . Gold en toned Frank Sinatra at 8:00. After swooning to Sinatra, ra- ItS a magic name because every shirt, jacket, sweater or sports tog that carries the label "Manhattan" is quality-plus. But that quality isn't magic it's the result of continued devotion to fine fabrics, scientific designing for comfort and impeccable tailoring MIIXER & PAINE brings yon MANHATTAN Clothing for Men exclusively to LINCOLN Budget . (Continued from Page 1.) Nebraska agriculture and industry in the next two years. This will consume $1,850,000 of the univer sity budget. Fublic Relations. The University also hopes to strengthen its program of public services to the people of the state. It is estimated this will require $1,697,000. Due to the war, many univer sity buildings, and the grounds which surround them, have de teriorated rapidly because of lack of materials and manpower. To "catch up," and to meet day to day requirements, the university has allocated $1,100,000 for main tenance and repair for the next two years. The remaining five per cent of the budget will go for ad ministrative expenses for the uni versity as a whole. Correction The I n t e r f r aternity ball scheduled to be held Friday night at the Turnpike will be senm-formal, not formal, as reported in Tuesday's Daily Nebraskan. dio fans can switch to KFOR and listen to the Pot of Gold program at 8:30, followed by everyone's favorite, Bing Crosby. From 10:00 on through to midnight dance bands can be beard on all the stations alone with the latest comment on world news. SKIRTS . . . "Civ me a wardrobe of Man hattans ... and I'm outfitted.' YowU bear that from the best dressed men on campus. In Thke and Stripes. 3.95, 4.50 and 5.95 TIES... "A tie is one place I want Uyle ... and a Manhattan has h." AH types, too . . . wools for tweeds, rayons for busi ness, and pure silks for spe eial occasions. MEN'S SHOP . . . Two Women Will Receive Scholarships Two senior girl scholarships of $75 in recognition of meritorious efforts in school life and scholas tic attainments have been offered by the Faculty Women's club. Any girl attending the univer sity who has sufficient hours to graduate in June, 1948, or at the end of the summer session of 1948, is eligible for one of these scholarships. Requirements are that a candidate must be wholly or partially self-supporting and maintain an average of 85. Candidates may secure appli cation blanks at the offices of the Registrar, the Dean of Women or Miss Margaret Fedde, chair man of the home economics de partment. The applications must be mailed to Mrs. Norman Hill, 2924 South 26 street before March 15. Before sending applications to the scholarship committee, can didates are requested to give the Registrar's office written permis sion to send their grades to the scholarship committee. Personal interviews will be held in Ellen Smith hall on March 20 between 2 and 5 p. m. Special appointments may be arranged with Mrs. Hill if an applicant is unable to meet at the scheduled time. $1 to $5 FIRST FLOOR SKIPPY ANDERSON featuring "SINGIN' SONG TITLES" Dancing 9 until 12 Couples Only O B rs rs cm