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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, February 19, 1948
Anderson's Bid
To Be Revised
At 6Y' Meeting
ATHLETIC HYSTERIA
The Chancellor's remarks at the Founder's Day banquet repre
sent one of the best summations of a sane attitude toward sports
that has been presented to the American public.
Some of Dr. Gustavson's listeners interpreted his statements to
mean that the university was entering a trend which mitbt end
with the contemporary system of the University .f Chicago. Be- JiJStll
cause unanceuor unswvson is a lorraer menrnw i i.um .acut.v, nas Deen called for today at 3:30
this interpretation was given more credence than is warranted. p.m. in the lounge of the city
ThM 5- shcnlntolv nn rencrtn trt hrlipv that tha Chancellor I YMCA.
.... .,, T.,--.- Political strategy and future
desires tne end 01 intercollegiate looioau ai iNeoras.na. .uner, plans fof Albin T Anderson,
Gustavson is vitally interested in a weu-baianced program 01 inter- member of the university History
polleeiat and intramural sDorts. department will be laid at the
r v.n..,,. r'Kar..oii ! nnnnoj nvor. special meeting that will be at
vcijr vuwwuo.j, ..v, v.,,,." 4nHH hv Slot., Ronntnr WarnM
ousiavsoii, aiung mui umci c Prichard, political advisor.
aware of the necessity or
a All indications Doint to the fact
that the Lancaster County Young
make Nebraska a school "T r "-Vl".
emphasizing varsity sports.
educators in this country, is well
healthy body to a healthy mind.
it . jl . ii .. 1 1 2 ' ft- I 4
no, tne tmnwiwr b - ' Omaha (.till rhamninninff the ran
without a football team. The Chancellor is merely trying to end the didacy of Anderson, and deter
senseless hysteria that has threatened to become part and parcel mined in their opposition of Car
penter, win issue a statement to
II A 1 . . .L.ahIk r.f 1YA imii'Arcitv hie tl.WrtC I ' " r
io me uue aiuuiiu nu uC,.u w. ..aaj, ..... ""' meeting. As yet. Carpenter, a
last Sunday should be welcome. They represent a guarantee of a former U. S. Representative, has
JSisl 0aUy, Tbibha&Juuv
Member
Intercollegiate Press
fORTY -SIXTH till
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except Monday and Saturdays, vacatieaa aad esamlaaUea aeiteaa, by the Uarveraltv
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Laws geveralag stadeat aabUcatleae aad administered by the Board af rakneaflaaei
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continued athletic program based on a sane, wholesome idea.
Department Cooperation
not omciaiiy accepted the en
dorsement and will not do so, ac
cording to a press release issued
by him, until Saturday.
The Young Democrats under the
leadership of Don Morrow, Paul
News
Print
Campus News
In Brief
Tuesday's editorial on a preferential system of charges has .a JOnn wnue,
causea consiaeraDie commem. uj ii.... ... of tne Omaha delegation will re-
nection with Union operations it should oe cieariy unaersiooa inai solve further action at this meet
in
There is speculation as to the political office. An
rwncciriilitv - f AnlAiAM I n n 1 not t rvi ran r
. w. a 1 t AU . 4-iilA BAcew M B Ck ar ah adhaWlf3 In31 I u
nvinnn ni rairrmr riiarKrs tin iupic uoai --
Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity
luncheon is in the Continental
n.u. .i,.....Jl " u- MM;lFeb. 18. Tom Davies. Lincoln
i i if- n in w i ii ir 1 1 1 r luiiui- .
the lack of co-operation was all one way.
When Duane Lake became director of the Union, he set up a
datesnb ir part'fr torn, wUl speak on 'Oppor-
X" indicates r""V":iV4.V"v::
x nA intstu group meeis ai
.. ti,v firct nhliotinnc irr to stiirlrnts. therefore. erOUDS and ADril 19 nrimarv Anv rfomrvraf 8nlnr-Kniiiilh S. Whtrry.
tilt IIIVII 0 " " W vviwvi - - I M ---.w. j . m.tij w-4iwW I
case
o ,u-- rrin.ri ratr-s. ITnivrr&itv non-student me, DUl one, in tins
w.s......... . - CaiDenter Will have th hpnpfit nf Ueutrnent Govrrror Arthur J
groups, such as faculty banquets and other functions are also given 'J ; ch.r. j. w.
as an unendorsed ranHiriatp in tho Rrrablln
I srnainr Kenntin o. wncrry, riwnrc
Cit (X)
Govrrnor Vl Pttrreon. Klgln i
Ueutrnent Governor Arthur J. lenny.
'It-Hiirv fjMl' Ph.rlM J M m.r ar.
.... s I r - i f ..v. v v...... v I unu .
discount. Finally, a third price level has been established tor ac- the convention. Large segment secretary of stte Fr.nk Menu x
tivities which are not connected with the university. of the democratic party seem to Treasurer Ed.wrd Gillette (X).
. . , iru. !-:.. hti t, ..no;n f oe OlSDleased With Carnpn pr nnrl Attorney r.enera.1 Jamea M. Anderson,
i IUS sybieill ucinuiiaiiaics xm; woiv '"fce.---- 1 .,.. , , Z I Scottsbluif,
- . .... . a :i - n . :v.l- ....tc .Vwm.M "c '"""'"S iuI "Ore UOerai second.
preierentiai treaimeni. n u i ai n candidate who will be able to de- Ruwy eommiMioner. short term Einar
be established in every branch of university operations. feat the incumbent Senator Wher- 70' OB,,h- nm: wrold Mlmer-
In triov r1T nf hlrh DricCS. the non-profit idea Seems to have I . Railway commlssoner. lonn termJohn
" ' ml " - I I .K. hkJ 1. 1 V f ,. . D:...
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evineH rvrrrenp at Nebraska except tne jiamimswhtors oi me i Klprhnn Kiiloa I " Wrsen. second.
Union.
To start the ball rolling, The Daily Nebraskan hopes to be able
to offer all student and university advertisers special rates. There
is no excuse for the prevalent attitude of trying to "do the other
guy. An end to that idea may bring about a startling reduction
in the over-all cost of any activity 'now beipg carried on by the
university.
$8000 Pharmacy
Grant to Be Used
For New Supplies
A special appropriation amount
ing to $5,000 has been granted to
the College of Pharmacy for pur
chase of laboratory equipment to
be used in graduate and under
graduate teaching. Another aprro
pration totaling 3,000 dollars
has been granted for the pro
curement of books, journals, and
periodicals.
A total of 25,885.71 dollars has
been received since July 1, 1946,
in special appropriations, all of
which has been used for the im
provement of the Pharmacy department.
The major portion of this sum
has been iinvested in torsion
balances, ; electric kymographs,
microscopes, laboratory glassware,
and other essential laboratory and
office equipment. Other specific
items will be procured with the
new appropriations.
The Daily Nebraskan picture on
page 2 Wednesday was of the
Charter day display in the Union
It was not the Union hobby ex
hibit as captioned.
You 71 pas ft every test
for smartness In a
Van I
cuscn
Shirt!
15
caJSL
Because every Van Ueuten hati
1. Lovr-scttlng 'Comfort Contour"
collar
2. Action-tailored fchoulders, arm
holes, elbows
3. Figure tapered fit V
4. Tug-proof pearl buttons
5. Laboratory-tested, Sanforized
fabrics l
Thanls to Van Heusen magic sevr
manship and style-sense, you'll b
the top man in your class bether
you're in broadcloth, oxford or
stripes . . . $3.50 $3.95 f 4.95
Come in t&lcy and tett them for your telf
Election Rules
Official Intrrprrlatiaa ef Article IV,
arciioa l ar the rl.-l.aan k rk J.
dietary Committee af the Stadeat Ceea
ru:
TOtC shall to ullrlteJ mt k
Bes or la the handler, la antra the
riecnoa is oclnr, brie' . aerie elretlsa
"o vote shaU ee sellcltee" shell
a aa prrsaa ellrlblc ta vt ht
aay candidate shall, la aay way, hy
i iae saeaea ar wrtlln ward
er aay ether meaas. he laflaraMwd at
the polls er while la the halldlnc; where
the electioa is beinr held, ta east Ms
er her Tate for aa aartiralmr aua.
air.
'At the aalla ar la tha k;Mi.
saau aaraa aay alaee la the aaUdjac,
any ai inc entrance ta the haiM
hr. aad withla fifty feet ef the hand
lar a which the eirctiaai la tol. kM
"The Daily N'ehrakhaa shall aubu.k
ea the rrralar pabHcatloe day prior ta
the elerUoa aa Impartial eWttaai adl-
iioa reataiBtac aaalirity af all r
dldatcs and af all political panics."
-mparuai neniaa aitiaa" si
aa eeiaal aaalleltv far aach caadi
date and each rrrornlied aoliucal au.
ty witboat rdMerial aad ataff i
aarat. with the saaie aalare af lafar-
matiaa. Meattral style af trne. str.
arcs or itc same size for all If ased,
aad the like for each candidate aad
political party.
"Ne prlatcd. BiimeAmBhed. Iad aa
ethensrM; mechanically printed mater
ial, aor any hsndblHa la behalf af
y eaaaiaate er part shall h
nuiteei."
"Any candidate vlolatinr these reles
niaer la perssa ar thra bis supporters
shall thereby he declared Ineligible
hy The Jadlriary reasmMlee epoa the
This Is Interpreted ta laciaae Ik.
doHaratlaei af laellrtblllty ef a eaH
er eaadidate wha le foaad ralHy af
"aajpunt sa aisqaaury M aay aia
Hctoas aiaaaer his er his part ta ea-
ponrma.
The Stadent roaaril shall create
Electioa fabHcrly eewmiirtee te aa
re aad admlaUtrate all elertlaa
eampaica pahneity. This raanaalttee
shaU eoaslst ef foer member ta
rhalrmaa beinr a aneenber ef the Sta
deat Ceanetl Kseetioas mmltte with
the other three mem hem aelaff ap
aa4nted frem the f aancH."
The Electioa Pnbttcttr CaanmUtra
hall have aataortty te:
1 1 spenry each year tar aambrr ef
naad made aostrra ta he aaed hy
each party aad each eaadidate
with ae more tbaa atx poaters per
party aad aa marc tbaa fear pee
ler per eaadidate;
2) receive all posters from all raa
didatea and partars. te he posted
hy tbe Coaaril aieanhers aaly aftee
the eofnaaittee approval baa been
obtained .
The tJrctioa Pablictt Canmltl
shall be charred with keeplaa- aa ar
te record of the pesters for each
candidate aad party.
Aay sort af orraalsed eomralralar
broach aaerhanlcel. vocal, aad aadW
tery meaas BhaH be prohibited.
daeictary leounlttee ef the f .deal
toancU:
Ned Kaaa, Chslnaaa
Sam H arrea
lean C'omptoa
Kath retere
First ronirresslonal district Carl Curtis
alinden (XI.
3 p.m. Thursday in Ellen Smith
Hall. This is an important organ
ization meeting.
University Dames will initiate
new members in a general meet
ing in Ellen Smith Hall at 8 p.m.
Thursday.
Tri-K meets in the Ag Union
lounge and game room at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday. There will be a speaker
according to Bob McDill, presi
dent, and refreshments will be
served in the Dell.
Home Economics club member
ship drive boths, are open on Ag
second district Howard Buffett, Omaha campus Thursday from 8 to 5 p.m.
in Ag Hall and the Home Ec
building. Home Ec majors are in
vited to join. Rodola Nelson, mem
bership chairman, said. Dues are
25 cents a semester.
Intervarsity Christian Fellow-
fecretery of state Grace Shallenberger, ship meets in Union 315 at 7:30
p.m. Thursday. Hans Burki, a
Swiss student, will speak.
Girls Swimming Club meets in
the Coliseum pool at 7:15 p.m.
Thursday. Second semester health
permits must be presented.
Cobs and Tassels mint meeting
meeting is in Union 313 at 5 p.m.
Thursday. Attendance is required.
Convocations Committee meets
in the union r acuity lounge at
5 p.m. Thursday.
Phalanx meets in Union 313 at
7:30 p.m. Thursday. Uniforms
(XI.
Third district Karl Stefan. Norfolk X.
Fourth district A. U Miller. Kimball
(X).
Democratic.
Senator Terry Carpenter. S-ottbtuf f.
Governor Frank Sorrel). Syracuse.
Lieutenant covernor James P. O'Brien.
umana.
Sec
Alma.
Auditor Terrell Ha user, Fremont.
Treasurer W. T. Thompson. Coaad.
Attorney ceneral Michael Mi l niiKhlln
Lincoln.
Railway commissioner, short term Will
Maupin. Clay Center, first; Howard Rkhe
lieu, Omaha, second.
Railway commissioner, lonr term Ed
nard J. Lafferty, Omaha, llrit; Robert
wanson. Stanton, second.
First congressional district Frank Mor
riaaon, McCook.
Second district Eurene O'Sullivan
vmaria.
Third district-, Lawrence Brnck wk.
field.
Fourth district C. Edcar Leafdale. Pot
ter.
National
The smashing. unexDecied tri- must be worn
umph of a Henry A. Wallace- Y V C A Publicity
backed American labor party can
didate in a special New York
City's Bronx congressional elec
tion handed Democratic party
leaders a severe jolt Wednesday
On the other hand, third Dartv streets. Ed Jordan, Phil Ander-
strategists were elated. Wallace son and Florence Armold will give
himself, in TamDa. Florida, hailed reports on "Fron-C-on."
the victory of Leo Isacson. A.L.P. YWCA world service troop asks
candidate for congress, as "a real fr more members. Florence Arm
victory over bossism and machine old, the group leader, says plans
politics," continuing that "it " is a are being laid for relief work in
repudiation of the eet-toueh. Europe.
double standard foreign Dolicv I Graduate School of Social Work
that has been leading us toward student association party is in
war." Grant Memorial at 7:30 p.m.
e e e I ThiirsH;iv Students and farnltv of
The senate voted Wednesday to the Sociolorv deDartment are in
cut iresiaeni iTuman s 1S lis-l viteri
cat year budget by $2,500,000,000, Comeiiius Club, for Czechoslo-
leaving an estimated $10,000,000,- vakian desecendants and other in-
vw ior tax cuts and debt reduc- terested rtudents. will meet in the
tion. Meanwhile a new tax cut TWmiA hniiHimr
light broke uot over the idea of n m Fi iriav a frp lunch will be
ry - . -a a- a a a v . . I r " aw-.--
snuiiiing marsnau pian DOOKKeep- serv ed
ing.
President Truman Wednesday Borffllia 11 II UPCIIS
sclra,! cctn -., e7C ruin nnn . C
China to halt the "conUnued de- j Water COIlICreilCe
leriorauon" or tne Chinese eco-
Committee
meets in Ellen Smith hall at 4
p.m. lhursday.
Vespers Services will be held
at 5 p. m. Thursday at the Epis
copalian church at 13th and R
nomy. The money would be used
largely to finance inports into
China of essential items which
the Chinese are virtually unable
to buy, such as arms and muni
tions.
a. . Jh.
turhpike
TONITE 8 TO 12
DOOKS OPEN 7:10 P. M.
TEX DE1EI.E
And His 35-Piece Band
Tickets 1.75 each plas tax
until 5:31 p. m. at Schmol
ler's. Doer sale 2.M ea.
plas tax.
An address by Dr. C. W. Borg
mann. Dean of Faculties, will high
light the three-day program of
the state-wide water works con
ference opening today in the
Union.
The meetings are sponsored
jointly by the university and the
Nebraska League of Muncipali
ties. Lectures by specialists on
phases of the water industry, mo
tion pictures, and inspection tours,
will also be included at the con
vention. Opening program of the confer
ence: t a m. Registration.
10:30 a.m. Opening remarks Dean Roy
M. Green.
11 a.m. "Water Supply in Nebraska
Dean A. L. Lugn.
12 noon Lunch.
1:30 p.m. Motion Pictures.
2 p.m. "Nebraska's Water Wells"
Mr. a. H. Beard. Omaha. Nebr.
2 p.m. 'Pumps" Mr. J. Livingston,
Greeley, Colo.
4 a.m. "Cbem'strv of Water" Mr. F.
B. Laecll. Omaha, Neb.