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ITS SHINING exterior gleaming in the afternoon sun, the mag
nificence of the Temple Theater projects itself in architectural
beauty. The sleek modern lines of the cement marvel is recognized
as the ultimate in construction perfection. Having taken 67 years
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Bulletin Board
Roots will meet Sunday, 2 a. m.,
on the third floor of the ATO
house.
Masque chapter of Motor Boats
will hold its monthly meeting,
Monday at Don's. Each girl is re
quested to supply her own mug.
Guiltics will meet tonight at
11:59 to begin choosing 1949 mem
bers, acording to publicity chair
man, Red Tumble. The society will
also cast final votes on Motor
Boats, who will be selected on
April Fool's Day.
Dean Johnston and members of
Interfraternity Council will hold a
meeting in Sandy s Saturday at 2
p .m., to discuss disadvantages of
week-end hours. The guest
speaker will be Pope Pius XII.
Members of TNE will meet for
luncheon Sunday at noon with
Dean T. J. Tompson in the main
dining room of the Union. Dean
Thompson will announce tentative
plans for the chartering of a new
chapter at the University.
Kosmet Klub office in Grant
Memorial will be open from 10:30
a. m. to 1 p. m. Saturday to enable
all co-eds interested in a good
campus activity to file for spring
membership.
Members of the Daily Nebras-
kan editorial staff will meet in the
Daily offices 'tomorrow at 3 p. m
From here transportation will be
furnished to South Bend for an
all day ice skating party.
By Council Member
Lousy Dillpickle
What? No Rodeo????
Damn.
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Jack Swanson
and his orchestra
Dancing 9 until 12
Couples Only
Adm. 1.50 per couple
Tax Included
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MAIN FEATURES START
STUART: "Kiss in the Dark,"
1:09, 3:17, 5:24, 7:32, 10:21. Sneak
Preview, 8:59.
LINCOLN: -Red Canyon," 1:30,
3:33, 5:37, 7:41, 9:45.
NEBRASKA: "Whispering
Smith," 1:00, 4:00, 6:53, 9:46. "I
Cheated the Law," 2:33, 5:33, 8:26.
CAPITOL: "This Was a
Woman," 3:09, 6:53. "Three God
fathers," 1-0, 5:04, 9:18. Stage,
8:35.
'Zone Grey's
"RED CANYON"
Color by Technicolor
Starring
Geo. Brent Ann Itlylhe
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Plus Buri Bunny Cartoon!
JE: . "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS"
Kiss-Happy Comedy
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Historical Society Grabs
Ag College, Rodeo Aiena
Ag students probably will not
have a rodeo this year after all.
While digging for post holes on
the rodeo plot near the Beef Barn
this week, John Vonson and Curt
Frankis unevathed some fossils. A
representative of the State His
torical Society who happened by
at just that moment immediately
recognized them as the rare Bonus
a la Beefus. Quick action fol
lowed and the State Historical So
ciety received Governor Pal Vet
erdaughter's permission to annex
all Ag campus to get fossils rights
on the place.
DEAN U. V. Bertlam, dean of
Ag college, is protesting the ac
tion. "I don't care so much about
the rest of Ag campus, the plot
the Farmers Fair Board was al
loted must be returned. We muit
have a rodeo!" was his remark on
6Love Is Unsafe'
Fire Marshall
In a long-awaited statement, the
state fire-marshall today con
demned Love Memorial library as
unsafe. Said the marshall, "Why
I wouldn't send my worst enemy
into the place. It's a firetrap."
Replying to the accusation, li
brary head Bennett Creeps admit
ted, "It's true. It's a hole and
there's nothing we can do about
it. We're chucking all our books
down the sewer and are having
a dynamite party tonight."
AT AMLLER'S
lT"re, for your pretlM'sl Faslrr, wp
offrr Judy Bond's Faster I'.gg pastel
Idouses each one lavishly trimmed
villi lace. . . wilh jewel neeklines, perl
Johnny eollars and Peler Pan ef feels
. . .all of soft rayon erepe in ize
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the situation.-
Bob Eggert, Farmers Fair Board
chairman in charge of the rodeo,
said, "Gee."
Prof. Lillian Piffle, animal hus
bandryman, said, "I !was afraid
something like this would happen
when I hesitated to Ok the rodeo."
"GEE WHIZ," was Fair Board
President Don Smith's opinion.
Meanwhile the Historical So
city is remaining firm. Definite
action has been taken to start ex
cavation sometime in 1953.
In the meantime, the Society
plans to prohibit anyone entering
Students will be allowed past the
guard's upon showing their iden
tification cards and their registra
tion sheets showing that they have
a class during that hour.
No High Cost
IMAGINE
laundering
a quarter!
FOR YOUR added convenience we have installed
two modern, automatic dryers and one extractor.
Donald E. Morrow
MORROW'S SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY
1024 Que St.
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Friday, April I, 1949
Schirnier . .
to date. Nadine Anderson has been
relieved of her duties as managing
editor and now is allowed to clean
out the office each night."
When contacted, Schirmer was
busy filing counter-charges against
the publications board with the
Student Council. He was de
manding an investigation. All he
would say is, "I'm like lucky Pier
re caught in the middle."
Election ...
lieved most Motor Boats will stress
the following qualifications:
1. An 80.001 avereage and ac
cess to a good set of files. (There
isn't time for studying when
you're a Motor Boat.)
2. A major in elementary edu
cation. (See above explanation.)
3. The ability to seem lukewarm
to campus politics, when actually
seeing all, hearing all and kow
ing all.
4. A position on the Student
Council and a reputation for not
having said a word all year.
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