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;. A Poga 4 The Daily Nebraskon Tuesday, March 10, 1959 April 23: Open House Day Will Give Prepsters 'First Hand Look' An opportunity for high chool students to, learn first hand about the educational facilities, programs and op portunities at the University is being offered April 23. In' addition to E-Week and Science and Agriculture Day, seven departments of the University are holding open houses at this time under the sponsorship of the Student Council All-University Open House Committee. More Opportunities Jack Nielsen, co-chairman of the open house said, "For several years high school stu dents have had an opportuni ty to visit E-Week and Science in Agriculture Day. The All-University Open House Committee is sponsor ing open houses for students whose interests run to other study areas to visit the cam pus." Departments, s p o ns o r f n g open houses are art, anthro pology. Geology, Journalism, pharmacy, chemistry, Botany, zoology, bacteriology and physics. "Students who come to the Science in Agriculture Day will be so occupied with that Indian to Give Inter-Vars Talk Rev. Bakht Singh, Bible lec turer of India, will "speak at the Inter- Varsity Fellowship Thursday. Educated in India and Can ada, Rev. Singh's talk will be at 7:30 p.m. in rooms 315 and 316, Union. His visit to the Uifited States and Canada is under the aus pices of Inter national Stu dents, Inc. Cancer 'May Kill 24 Million' Dr. James Tollman, Dean of the University's College of Medicine in Omaha, predicted Mondav that "24 million peo ple in the United States will die of cancer." Speaking at the annual Soring Pharmacy Seminar at the Union, Dr. Tollman said that the present method of treatment can help only about one in every three persons af- flected with cancer. "At the present time, 40,000 different chemicals are test ed each vear with the hope of finding out just one that can be eiiectively used, ne said. Pharmacists from Nebraska attending the two-day semi nar at the Union will also hear from Jouis Fischl of Oak land. Calif.. Dresident of the American Pharmaceutical As sociation; Frank Sojat of Kansas City, Mo., district su pervisor of the Federal Bu reau of Narcotics; P. A. Don nelly, manager of the sales training department of Eli Lilly and company ot inai- anapolis; and Dr. josepn Burt, dean of the College of Pharmacy. program that visits to other open houses will not be feasi ble," Nielsen said. Those who are coming for Engineers Week, however, will have free time during the day for a visit or two to other departments," he added. Open houses will be con ducted between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The All-University Open House was originally planned for the Friday before Soring Day, but due to scheduling' difficulties was planned a week earlier on April 23. pygvritJLAsrNignn DREAMED THAT THE LIBRARY ; I PEOPLE CAME i they" put bis chains oi me. And hit m over the head WTH BOOKSJHEtf THE UBRASN PEOPLE TURNED INTO THE FRL MV tfPT CHASING MOVE? STATE LINES, AND THEN 6QUE CITIZEN BEGAN TO THRCUJ blONtS A I Wk.. 5 I WkS-SOBTOF&AD (JUHEN I WOKE UP 8 ft Don't Break that Camera; Try these Photo Hints The photo bug will be hatch ing soon and if you're not im mune to its bite, try a tonic guaranteed to give you more pleasure cuof every picture. Ray Morgan, assistant pro fessor of journalism at the University, and an expert pho tographer, offers these timely tips to snapshot artists who want to quit snapping and start taking good pictures: 1. Buy a camera with a fixed focus lens. This reduces your chances of getting a blurry negative. It also soothes your frustrations when you can't find the right thing-a-ma-bob to turn on the camera. 2. Read the directions that come with the camera and film for information about ex posure, distance, etc. If that doesn't work, bother the sales man who sold you the camera. - . tt i disgusting. Sunlight should be to the side at a 45-degree angle. 5. Pay some attention to the background and foreground. When your subjects have fence posts standing on top of their heads or tree limbs sticking through their ears, it's time to yell "cut" and rearrange the scenery. 6. Make sure your subject fills up the camera's viewfind er. In other words, don't stand 600 yards away (or even 60) and expect to get a good pic ture. 7. Hold the camera steady during exposure. Flinching often causes accidental de capitation of your subjects. 8. Note the conditions under which the picture was taken. Ability to tell the man who processes your film that the fog in the picture really isn't fog may help clear up some Pre-Easter Fete Planned Sunday An annual Pre-Easter break fast will be held at the Ag College Activities building at 7 a.m. Sunday. The program will feature Dr. Gustave Ferre, dean of the Cotner School of Religion, and the Ag College Chorus will perform. The $.80 tickets can be ob tained from members of the Ag YWCA or at the Ag Student Union. 17 fr STOLE A LIBRARY" . I BOOK, CHARLIE y I PIDN'T STEAL THEN? BOOK! 6? Outside World Missing Pilots Arrive Two pilots, who had been reported missing, arrived in Bangkok. Thailand yesterday. The two had been reported missing between the Azores and Lisbon a week ago. Iraq Revolts Nationalist rebels in Iraq claimed their army is marching on Baghdad to crush the Communist-influenced government of Premier Abdel Kanm Kassem. Kassem's planes bombed Mosul, seat of a revolt led by Col. Abdel Wahab Shawaf. . Unrest in Iraq had broken Into rebellion some eight months after Kassem led the coup that killed King Faisal in July of 19o8. Students Return Attendance is up at Lincoln High as students return from a flu seige that brought absenteeisms to large figures last week. Man of Many Hals British Prime 'Minister Harold Macmillan, who donned a fur hat for his Russian visit, has selected the derby for his US visit. Macmillan's headwear during a recent trip to Ire land was a cloth job. Wedemeyer Cautions Lt. Gen. Albert Wedemeyer has recommended that Amer icans not be fooled if the Russians try to ban use of nuclear weapons. This would put the western powers in a very vulnerable post, the retired General said. ( Hyde To Chair Radio . Dr. Clyde Hyde, associate professor of electrical engin eering, has been elected chauj man of the Microwave Theory and Techniques Group of the Engineers Omaha-Lincoln Section of the Institute of Radio Engineers. KUON-TV Tuesday . S JO Talea ol Polndexter 1:49 Th Friendly Giant Evening Prelud 6:10 TV Classroom 7 Led Visit School ' T:M Tha Latin America! I Linnuaga In Actioa I M Deciaion Your Unicameral Patronize The Nebraskan Advertisers YOU OF SOTNSY I'M SOGGY. CHARLIE mm.. I PIDNT YOU DON T HAVE MEAN TO TO SHOUT.. J SHOUT.. I.. t-t 3. list a turn inai is messi-, mistakes you've made in tm fast." High speed mm , handling the camera. Include the time of day, season, Did you ever see a thief with such a round head? hould not be used In cam eras equipped with a slow speed lens. Failure to heed this advice win result in over exposed negatives and no pic tures. 4. Learn how to us avail able light Never point the camera at the sun. It isn't po lite and the consequences are KINGSTON TRIO March 18 weather conditions, etc. Now you're ready for that vacation trip. If you have DhotoeraDhv troubles, how ever, don't toss the camera off some lofty ledge. Prof. Morgan reminds you: "It's not the camera that's at fault, it's the fellow behind it." i Maw to March 14 SAVE 10 on any Record Bring Coupon to Schmol!er& Mueller 1212 "O" Cr.ij ens coupe" par pereon Nome . 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