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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Friday, March 12, 1943
Our Forty-Third Year!
Who's side are YOU on;
Everybody's faking silrs in our SI-I.KEW-HAYNECK COX
TEST. . . .A contest between Simon's men's and women's col
lege hoards lo stimulate college hoard Miles.
THE WINNAIIS . . .
and their dates will be treated to a hay-ride and picnic with all the
trimmings . . . hosted by the losing board and dates!
THE LOSERS . . .
Slaveys that they are, will pull the hay rack loaded with victors and
dates down fraternity row!
Nancy Glynn says:
"Ve can't lose! Not with our beau
tiful collection of dresses, suits and
coats for Easter . . . find accessories?
Simon's has everything to make a
smart outfit complete!"
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Lee Chapin says:
"It's in the bag! With a better than
ever selection of men's suits, top
coats and furnishings, the men's
bocu 2 is sure to come out on top!"
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A TALENTED SCl'LPTURESS of carved figures and animals, Cleo
Hartwig has created "Lion Cub"' out of tawny yellow limestone,
now showing at the Nebraska Art Association at Morrill Hall. In
the 1946 show, Miss Hartwig's stone figure, "Mother and Child,"
was shown.
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pan, is showing his "Spring Plast
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materials. Lea Amino, born in Ja
ic," two abstract figures. Formerly,
xporting company, carving figures
of ebony brushes.
Ak t'ollenes will have a cover
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Nutritions building at 7 p. m. Fri
day. Dr. P. M. Bancrost, Lincoln
pediatrician, will speak.
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Old Time Flickers
Scheduled Sunday
For Union Show
'"Ladies, will you please remove
your hats, remember talkies have
not been invented yet!"
Ye Olde Time Flicker Nile,
sponsored by the Union general
entertainment committee presents
a calvacade of early century
"mela-di amers," well inter
spersed with advertisements,
cartoons, mood music, and the
general courtesies of the house,
such as "Go ahead and slec p.
we'll call you for breakfast," and
"will the couple in the 21st row
please refrain from smooching;
ou a"e blocking the mayor's
view!"
This special variety show, to be
presented Sunday, March 21, at
7:30 p. m. in the Union ballroom,
will leature westerns, comedies of
the Chaplin type, slides of early
day spoils. Fatty Arbuckle car
toons, piano music to fit the
theme of the scene, popcorn and
peanuts, and loud cheers and
jeers from the audience.
In the Colorado Tistrict High
School Tournament at Rocky
Ford, Colo., March, 1941, La Junta
and Las Animas High Schools
battled to a scoreless tie in the
regulation game time. In an over
time period Las Animas won,-2-0,
on a field goal.
