Thursday, April 26, 1951
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Thursday Afternoon
1 Carillon concert played by Gwen Mc
Cormick, Ralph Mueller tower.
1:15 Formal opening ceremony, featuring
a 15-minut band concert by the University
ROTC band, speeches by Ellsworth DuTeau
and Gene Berg with Chancellor Gustavson
presiding; on the mall surrouading the Caril
lon tower,
open College Days.
2 Ergineer's siren sounds to officially open
College Days.
2:30 Law College mock court session,
Room 101. Law building.
2-5 Campus tours leaving the Union every
20 minutes. Departmental and administrative
open houses.
4-6 Water ski meet at Oak lake.
Thursday Evening
7- 10 Tours leaving Union every 20 min
utes. Open houses and displays in colleges
and departments.
7:30 Law College mock court session,
Room 101, Law building.
8 - Kosmet Klub spring review, "Good
News, Nebraska theater.
Friday Morning
9- 12 Campus tours leaving Union every
20 minutes. Departmental and administrative
open houses and displays.
11 Engineer's Convocation, Stuart the
ater. Friday Afternoon
12:30-4:30 Engineer's Field day, Pioneer
Park. (Under the east stadium in case of rainy
1 Experimental play, Room 201, Temple
building.
1:30 Panhellenic Panel, Love Memorial
Library auditorium.
College Days Schedule
2-3 Mock Debate on Universal Military
Training. Temple building.
2- 5 All-Ag College display and program.
3- 5 Baseball game. Nebraska and Wichita
university, University, baseball diamond, north
of stadium.
Friday Evening
6 30 Engineer's banquet, Union ballroom.
3im Stoddard, toastmaster. Dance afterwards
until 12.
5-7 Ag barbequc, followed by free square
dance.
7:15-iSvimming Club pageant, University
Coliseum pool. "
8 Kosmet Klub Spring Review, "Good
News," Nebraska theater.
Saturday Moraine
9 "Husker Holiday" parade beginning at
the mall between the Coliseum and Andrews
hall.
11 Dedication ol Ferguson hall, new en
gineering building.
11- 2 Campus tours leaving the Union
every 20 minutes. Departmental and admin
istrative open houses.
Saturday Afternoon
12 Journalism banquet at Lincoln Cham
ber of Commerce.
1:30 Golf tournament at Hillcrest Coun
try club.
1:30 Tennis match, Nebraska and Univer
sity of Colorado, courts east of Coliseum.
2 Baseball game, Nebraska and Wichita
university, University baseball diamond, north
of stadium.
2-5 Farmer's Fair rodeo.
7:15 Swimming Club pageant. University
Coliseum pool.
9-12 Cotton and Denim dance, University
Coliseum.
iTC Will Show Activities
jln Open House Displays
i Teachers college Open House I school level for music education.
Thursday afternoon and evening Slid; Rule Exhibit
and Friday morning will feature The social studies division will
exhibits emphasizing activities I present a display on crime and
Booths. Displays, Exhibits to Highlight
Department Tours During College Days
and services of the college.
Commercial arts, educational,
phycholOb and measurements,
educational services, extension
education, history and principles
of education, music education,
school administration, practical
arts and Teachers College high
school exhibits will be displayed
in Teachers college building.
Physical Education
Open House for women's phys
ical education will be in Grant
Memorial; physical education for
men in the physical education
building; and elementary educa
tion will be at Bancroft school
and in Teachers college. Library
service will be in the education
reading room of the library.
Commercial arts will feature
displays and demonstrations of
modern office equipment. Educa-j
tional psychology will present its
contribution to an individual!
from childhood to maturity with
the use of mannikins.
Extension education will dis
play its correspondence course
work, off-campus activities and
audio-visal aids. A pictorial his
tory of education in the United
States will be featured by the de
partment of history and prin
ciples. Music education will dis
play types of eauioment and
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modern problems. The mathe
ma tics division will have exhibits
on the use of the slide rule and
the abicus, motivating devices in
math, skills required for mathe
matical literacy and safety edu
cation taufht mathematically.
Men's physical education will
include displays of professional
preparations, course material and
the objectives of physical educa
tion. Demonstrations will be in
cluded. The women's physical educa
tion display will include demon
strations of individual and team
sports, rhythm, gymnastics, body
mechanics and camping.
Ag Barbecue
Is April 27
The Farmer's Fair barbecue
will be held Friday, April 27,
according to co-chairmen Alice
Boswell Flowerday and Clayton
Yeutter. The barbecued beef will
be served from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
in the College Activities building
if the weather will not permit
serving the food In the open. . . . t(U,av , the A Union.
The ticket price is 75 cents anf Yeuuer sa a u i "-"i-S-it, cents, neckerchiefs
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eating.
Formerly an
buildings
all-Ag campus
after: Farmers' Fair Scarf Sales
Up, Tie Market Tumbles
The 'new look on Ag campus
they entitle the garner to big
helping of barbecued beef with
event tnat was umuea m vf i . -Fa;- nvkerchief
itv. It has been expanded this is a Farmers Fair neckercniei.
year to make room for all city Bright colored, red, green,
-t,,fontc iMiiP and vellow. they are on
tory if the weather is good. Lost are tne oruer ZZA"
all the trimmings. Students may year 700 plates were serve wntn sruoenvs iron,
amdsar g'jlso attend thenar, dance in 'many -A
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Booths, displays, exhibits and
tours will highlight ths open
houses ot the various depart
ments during College Days. Al
most every academic phase of
the University win be shown to
College Days visitors.
The College of Dentistry, un
der the direction of Ray M.
Knapp, will present a display ex
plaining how to become a dentist
College Days visitors will also see
the dental lab and clinic in oper
ation. Typography and photography
displays and a film, "Democra
cy's Diary," are scheduled by the
School of Journalism. Visitors will
also be permitted to view report
ing labs and journalism classes
in session. Individual conferences
will be held Friday morning and
afternoon.
The department of philosophy
will conduct continuous class
room tours. The seminar room in
Love library will be shown to
College Days visitors before they
see logic classes in session.
A film on criminology, anoth
er on the reproductive cycle and
a third on problems in the field
of sociology will be the main fea
tures of the open house planned
ly the sociology department Dr.
James M. Bernhardt Alan P.
Bates and Paul Meadows will ex
plain the movies.
The open house of the geology
department has been planned by
members of Sigma Gamma Epsi
lon, honorary geological frater
nity. Tours marked by dinosaur
tracks will be followed through
Morrill halL where geological
displays will he setup. A movie
will be shown at the end of the
tours. A miniature oil oerncx
will be set up between Morrill
and Bessey halls.
Exhibits will be set up on
main floor of Nebraska hall to
demonstrate the work of the de
partment of conservation. These
will include displays on ground
water in Nebraska and oD and
gas development
The department of botany has
set ud displays in the green
house and in Bessey hall to ex
hibit botany experiments. Lec
tures and discussions about bot
any will be heard by College
Days visitors.
Tours and a movie on iron
composites in South America will
be offered by the geography de
partment Lab instructors will
explain displays of maps and
charts.
at maiERs
1 Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only!
SHOP FIRST, 9:30 to 5:30!
a
'Women Only' Sign Placed
On Displays in Girls9 Dorm
"The: are YOLU days," we said to the managers of First Floor Departments . . . "bring in your bargains!
And they brought them in . . . some with one, two, even seven special values.
You'll share their enthusiasm, youll revel in the savings, as you shop flown
Tours of the women's residence
halls have been scheduled lor
College Days but include women
only. The women's residence
halis will be open to show the
girls where some of the women
on the campus live.
The women on the tour will
see every party of the hall, the
basement the housemothers' :
quarters and their offices.
Those attending ine uui mj
tour will see the study rooms on
the first floor as well as the
humanities reading room, the fil
ing room and the storage room.
Alpha, Omera
Administration building will
have open house too. This open
house, according to Dr. G. W.
Rosenlof, has been set up "to
make students feel that they are
really a part of the university,
and that the administration
building is their Alpha and
Omega!"
Visitors in Student Health will
see the rooms for patients, the j
dining room and the provisions t
which student health has for psy-
chiatric help and physiotherapy. 2
Books on good grooming, 5
schools, and how to choose a ca-
reer will be on display in Ellen
Smith. The YW office, the draw-
ing room, the kitchen, and the
offices will be open for inspec-
tion. Any girl who knows that j
she will be attending college next
year will have the opportunity to
sign up. , I
Junior Division Js
Interested persons may see how g
the junior division works. They 5.
will see what the junior division i
does and why it exists. Ques-
tions will be asked and answered
by Dr. Arthur A. Hitchcock and
other members 01 nis stan.
The Alumni association will
serve refreshments to alumni and
their families and friends from 2
to 5 p.m. Thursday afternoon in
Room 310, the faculty lounge, in
the Union.
one aisle, vp the next BE FIRST ON FIRST! Pick tuck-away gifts .
summer . . . yours at very special prices these three days!
DELICIOUS CANDY SPECIALS
f ... 3 Days Only!
I MAPLE-NUT FUDGE . . . smooth, luscious
I combination of real maple sugar and fresh
1 cream, loaded with crisp English walnuts.
A Miller & Paine specialty! Regularly 85c
I . . through Saturday, 70c lb.
I MALTED MILK CLUSTERS . . . delicious for
nibblers! Crushed malted milk richly
I coated with finest milk chocolate. Gener
I ous pieces, for crisp, good eating. Regu-
I larly 1.15 . . through Saturday S2c b
accessories for a pretty
Value-Wise,
Fashion-Wise
Costume Jewelry
Special Regularly 1.95 to 7.50
for Three Days
PRICE
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CANDIES
First Floor
Blouse and
Skirt Racks
4P' Wire Report Tells of Husker Holiday
Parade Gallantly Swimming Down 0 Street
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Bt Airy Palmer ! Thev had originally been booked
It might rain Saturday. This ! tar a nigh -show, but since the
vouM be nothing new to water- weather had presented them with
logged Nebraskans, but it might such an opportunity, they took
have a disastrous effect on the part m the parade They reaUy
parade now scheduled. ! lked good as they floated down-
,, . ; stream gome through some 01 the
Either way. though, the JL-d h thdr she
wires are Itrouj' cuju wrc wuunm
is a story that may be used in
case the sunny weather is as
damp as vsuaL
It was a teerrific parade those
Uebraskans had at their first an
nual College Days. The weather
was wet as rain streamed down
at the rate of twelve inches an
hour.
Navy Guard Eowing
The parade was led by the
color guard. The flag bearers, all
good navy men, had the situation
well in hand as they rowed down
the Lincoln streets past the roar
ing crowds. Next came the band
looking sharp as usual in their
red and white suits. Their water
wings added a decorative effect
with gold braid covering them
juite well
An outstanding part of the
how were the Aquaquettes.
at the coliseum.
Many of the floats had trouble
that it had been taken off the
trailer and was just floating
with the current. Underneath
three boys warn with it to keep
it from washing' onto the side
walks. Outdoor Uke Cluh
The prize winning float was
indeed a gorgeous affair. It was
t Handy, convenient, space
: saving Ain and blouse racks
I ; . . . metal with metal or
colored plastic clips. Each
' holds 5 garments. Regularly
1 each, rw . , ,
keeping shwe the water line, but . sponsored by the ukulele club of
this school, on a gany oecoraxea
there were a few of those with
more foresight that had hired
amphibious jeeps to pull their
displays.
Faded Crepe Paper
Even though the water in the
streets was a little distracting, it
did add color. AH the crepe paper
had faded into the water about
it and it all resembled a colorful,
watery rainbow flowing beside
the drenched floats. Those Ne
braskans certainly do think of
everything.
One of the most appropriate
floats was from the Ag college. It
featured a duck with various
emblems praising the group which
sponsored it. What made it so
outstanding though, was the fact
raft were six members of the
club in bathing suits singing gaily
that old favorite, "I'm Singing In
The Kain."
Of the 54 floats entered in the
parade, 36 of them showed up.
Just goes to show how strong that
old Cornhusker spirit is. During
the long march (they were look
ing for O Street) there were only
three losses. Two were drowned
and one little boy choked to death
on salt water taffy. Not even this
could dampen the spirits of the
crowd. Our little joke.)
The College Days is over now,
but the memory of it will remain
for a long time. You just can't
stop the Cornhuskers once they
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SflVER... First Floor
Spring Freh
Floral Motes
K welcome lift to your tor
regpondenee, eapeeinlly for
thoe brief little notes yon
like to wile A wonderful
gift item. Originally 1,
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CICSn SHOP... First Floor
Silverware
Chests
'ith heavy, waKd mahog
any finish. Anli-tarninh. will
hold over 100 pieces, deep
drawer gie added conven
ience. 1612x6!4. Begular
value, 14 . . . Special Pur
chase Price, J5.S
SPORT SIXIHTS
CLOSE OUT on
SPECIAL PUHCnASE
GARMENT BAGS
For Three Days Oalyl Solid color
and floral trimmed jumbo size
plastic garment bags, to hold 16
garments. Really a value! Regu
larly 2.98, Now 2.29
CLOSET SHOP . . . First Floor
11AXSOM
Rrosdeloth Shorts
at Savings to you! Boxer and gripper styles
in stripes, colors and "hite. Hansom shorts
made for comfort and wear longer, are full
cut and fast color. Regularly 95c, Now 7J5c
MEN'S SHOP . . . First Floor
OUTSTAMISXG ROOIk SPECIAL
250 Classics at HALF PRICE
Were $1 5Q k
Suck important addition to your
iibrmry mtt
The Iliad of Homer," Philoso
phy of Plato," Autobiography of
Benjamin Franklin,1" "Wisdom of
India." Handsomely bound ...
get 2 or 3!
Tbit varied assortment of fine
eoMame jewehy indvoea rich
looking earringa, necklaces, pma
n few Waceleta, both tai.
loreJ an4 stone set types. Mortly
elose-f itttc4 necklaces tame
pendant styles; both drop and
r Iwe-ft1e4 earrings. A wide
choee of v hile and nai4el
shades for Sommer wear make
hee a timely pnrchafe!
JEWELRY . . . First Floor
Special Offer until
April 30 Only
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BOOKS
Firs! Floor
Purchase Vrirm
X)rcsy Stud and Cuff Link Sets,
for Women's shirtwaists. Pearl and novelty
styles in extensive style and color variety.
Distinctive accessory touch ... a find at
this special price 65c
NOTIONS . . First Fbor
Imparted
OHIMI PIPES
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I MAYNARD
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I flAXD CREABI
I Bring Spring your skia wkk oodi.
I ing, rrfremhing, tnint-seented Beautiful
Lady Hand Oram, whipped with iire
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Half-Pound Jar 20 tx
f After April $0, price tiU mgain be 1.7
I TOILETRIES First Floor
GLOVES
First Floor
Choice of Navy, Brown,
j Oeen, irey and Tan in
? these Hawaiian printed
, shirts. Cool, waoliahle, fast
f color, in cise S-M-L.
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Tra-Vcs
Hand BIsrrr
In lightweight, dumhle, elear
plastic frame. 'l'vn-9rA 4"
beauty mirror with handy,
short bundle. Snap tip ser
crol at ,ch.
TOSinHIES.. first floor
5W
each
lm;orted Briars tliat mean nappy, sweet
smoking to the lucky men who prefer
pipe. Adjustamatic, Van-Roy, Earfa
... why not have one for each day?
Specials in
New Season. Hsjjs
Take your pkk Patent, Faille, leather
and Plastic all in tw -season style
benabags. In Spring's lavotite colors
Black, Navy, Red.
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