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Page 4 The Nebroskan Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1960 Fire Safety Recommendations Cited by Marshal Eckstrand by N'ancy WTiitford AH but eight University buildings have been termed as needing either complete fire coverage or partial fire detection systems by Deputy Assistant State Fire Marshal G. E. Eckstrand. Four of the buildings have been condemned. Most Hazardous The physics lab building was cited by Eckstrand as "one of the most hazardous buildings on campus." "The housekeeping there was beyond words, everything was cluttered with junk, addi tional exits are needed on every floor and the narrow stairway leading to the cos mic sun ray count room would trap every student up there in case of fire. We were very much dissatisfied and dis turbed," he emphasized. Eckstrand made the follow ing recommendations for the fire-proofing of the buildings not mentioned in the mam Btory: Burnett HaH an exit from room 108, aa enclosed stair well to prevent any possible fires starting in the basement from spreading to the upper portion of the building and partial coverage by an anto- i fan rooms. plete detection system and additional exits from the second floor. Temple additional exits from first, second and base ment floors, wire glass in windows near fire escapes to hold back heat and smoke and an automatic detection system. Music Building a new exit from the basement, an enclosed stairwell and a com plete automatic detection sys tem. Law College an addi tional exit from the first floor lecture room and an au tomatic detection system. Faculty Club partial de tection system in high hazard areas. . Geography Hall complete coverage by automatic detec tion systems. Stout Hall complete cov erage bv an automatic detec tion system and extension Vf the first floor fire escape to make it reach the ground. Student Union the exit from the ballroom, which is presently used for storage, should be opened as an exit. Teachers College detec tion systems in the attic, in dustrial arts room and three tection systems in high haz ard areas. Raymond Hall complete detection coverage. Love, Heppner and Piper Halls partial coverage in high hazard areas. Richards Hall an en closed stairwell in the base ment and an additional exit from second floor. Avery Laboratory of Chem istry new exits from all three floors and a complete detection system in an areas except the basement which was recently equipped with such protection. Bessey Hall complete J . a: - jueiecuun coverage. Andrews Hall detection systems in high hazard areas. Morrill Hall detection systems for rooms 300, 301, 302, 307, SOS and 309. On Ag campus Eckstrand has recommended: . Ag Administration Annex- complete fire coverage and ma tic alarm system in the attic, basement and halls. Coliseum detection sys tems in high hazard areas. East Stadium detection systems in the storage area. West Stadium detection Grant Memorial com plete detection coverage, lights over the exits and cor rections of the doors to open in the direction of traffic. Love Library detection coverage in the fan room. system in the print shop and I store rooms, newspaper and work shop, Hyde Hal an additional exit from the basement. University High School detection systems in the kit chen, chop and chemistry lab. Architectural Hall out side fire escapes, enclosed stairwells and detection sys tems in all rooms and halls. Old Administration a coin- machinery rooms and attic and removal of filing cabinets in the halls to provide a width of six feet. Bancroft Hall additional exits from the main floor and detection coverage in high hazard areas. Lyman Hall detection systems in fan rooms, labora tories and store rooms. Selleck Quadrangle -de- LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS Mistletoe Puts Bug hi Five Couples9 Ear ' Mistletoe and the Christmas spirit encouraged five cou ples to announce their pin nings and engagements be fore the holidays begin. Pinnings Maribeth Larson, Alpha HCWfWWOS WU.THAT 06 AT YOiRHOME OK MINiV Courses in Religion FOR University Credit Bible Church History - - Theology Applied Religion Schedules Arailable at Regittrar's Office and at COTKER SCHOOL OF RELIGION For Information Call HE 2-2376 additional exits from second floor. Dairy Industrial Building complete coverage. Animal Husbandry elec trical corrections and com plete fire detection coverage. Former Veterinarian Sci ence B u 1 1 d l n g complete coverage, better storage for highly flammable liquids. Agricultural Hall wire glass in windows near fire escapes, extension of fire es capes to the ground and com plete detection coverage. Home Economics Building extension of fire escapes to the ground, complete detec tion coverage and additional exits from the basement. Foods and Nutrition Build ing panic bars on all exits and complete detection cover age. Agricultural Engineering additional exits from second floor and a complete detec tion system. Love Memorial Hall ad ditional exits from second floor and basement and full detection coverage. Child Development Labora tory complete detection coverage. North and Sooth Buildings of Veterinarian Quadrangle second floor exit, electrical corrections and partial detec tion coverage. Crops Lab second floor exit, enclosed stairwell and partial detection system. Horse Barn partial de tection coverage. Poultry Husbandry sec ond floor exit, full detection system. Meat Lab partial detec tion system, second floor exit, exit lights and separation of basement stairwell from the first floor. Keim Hall improved "housekeeping" and partial ueiecuou coverage. i Biochemistry and Nutrition Building better storage for highly flammable liquids and partial detection coverage. Burr and Fedde Halls en closed stairwells and partial fire detection coverage. First Interviews Set For Eligible Bachelors Brinjr Back The i7 Flounces, Flags The 25 flags and flounces which disappeared from the Military Ball display of decor ations Saturday night are be ing sought by the ROTC spon sors. The decorations, which were worth over $200, were bor rowed and must be returned immediately. Anyone knowing the where abouts of any of the decora tions should return them to the Military and Naval Sci ence Building or notify mem bers of the Ball committee. No questions will be asked or names submitted if they are returned this week. Chi Omega junior ,in Teachers from Des Moines, la., to Tom Davies, Sigma Alpha Epsilon junior in Arts and -Sciences from Lincoln. Pat Kinney, Alpha Omicron Pi freshman in Teachers from Lincoln to Jack Laust erer, Sigma Nu sophomore in Arts and Sciences from Oma ha. Engagements Linda Marquardt, Gamma Phi Beta junior in Teachers from North Platte to Dave Miller, Phi Kappa Psi senior in Arts and Sciences from Co lumbus. Anne" White, Kappa Delta senior in Teachers from Goodland, Kans., to Don Gross, Delta Tau Delta seni or in Engineering from Beav er Crossing. Sharon Johnson, Love Me morial Hall senior in Home Economics from Hastings to Dr. Allen I. Gallup, graduate student in Dental College from Kearney. Interviews for the 12 final ists for Eligible Bachelor will be held Thursday, in 340 Stu dent Union. Judges will be Mrs. Robert Hough, wife of a faculty member, Mr. and Mrs. Quen- tin Bengston, owners of Quentin's Campus Shop, Frank Hallgren, Dean of Stu dent Affairs and Mary Lu KeiH and Linda Rohwedder of the Cornhusker. The Eligible Bachelor con test is sponsored by the Corn husker. 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