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Page 4 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Thurs'dby, May 1, Religious IS civs i ii Gamma Delta. Gamma Delta members will hold a supper meeting Thursday, at 6:30 p. m. in Parlors Y and Z of the Union. A 50c fee will be col lected during the meal. Harlan Echtenkamp will lead the discussion "How to Meet At tacks on Your Faith." A picnic and roller skating party are planned for Saturday night at Capitol Beach. Students are re quested to meet at the Temple at 5 p. m. LSA. Arthur Ducrschncr was installed as president of the city campus LSA last Sunday. Other officers are Verna Damkrager, vice presi dent; Dora Lee Neidenthal, secre tary, and Lloyd Thornblad, treas urer. The retiring officers were in charge. Twenty-five members of LSA will attend the little Asram at Camp Brewster in Omaha, the weekend of May 2-4. The LSA choir will sing at church at the camp Sunday morning. Pastor Bierstedt will be the guest speaker at the regular Sun day meeting. The city campus LSA meets at 5 p. m. at the First Lutheran church; the Ag LSA meets at 6:30 p. m. at the Ag cen ter. YWCA. Miss Georgette Khouri will be the speaker at the Worship serv ice to be held Sunday, May 4 im mediately preceding the May Morning Breakfast, an annual YW affair. Miss Khouri is from Syria, and she is an instructor in the art department at Ag college. The breakfast will start promptly at 9 a. m. The theme of the break fast is "Wishes aren't enough." Miss Jean Leisy will play the piano. Tickets for. the breakfast are 60c. They will be on sale in the YW office and in the Union at noon every day this week, as well as all afternoon Friday. Intervarsity. Election of officers will be held at the regular meeting of the In tervarsity tonite at 7:30 p. m. in the Union. Following the election fPhil Anderson will give a medita tion. Putting Your Talents to Work for God." BualEeHnnn Kosmet Klub. There will be a meeting of all Kosmet Klub workers today at 5 p. m. in room 307 of the Union. All workers are asked to have , their advertising money ready to turn in, according to Van Wes tover, business manager. Nebraska Masquers. A meeting for all Nebraska Masquers (actives and pledges) will be held today at 5 p. m. in . loom 154 of the Temple, according to Van Westover, reporter. CORRECTION. The display of new farm ma chines will be at the plaza of Hie . East Stadium of the city campus. instead of the agricultural engi- j neering building on Ag Campus as earlier reported. Corrections. Two assistant business man tiger's positions on the Cornhusker are open for appointments instead of three, as was reported in Wed nesday's Nebraskjn. Applications are 10 do jc-ii ai Air. bwindier s office at the School of Journalism instead of at the Social Sciences building. COMOPOLITAN CLUB. A meeting of the Cosmopolitan C lub will be held it 4 p. m. Sat urday for the purpose of intro ducing the officers for the next year. At this time the constitu tion of the club will be read in view of possible amendment. Classified j LOST Pi Phi pin. Call Mary Soennkhsen 2-496. Reward LORT Economic 11. Notebook Antral. Pli-Hne ull i-iM It found. Dorothy Chriatriura. WANTED Young ledy for full ttm por tion txntrtenre not nftavary. Call In tftnteirm moral company. v - v V '"'"'"'-I ADOLPH KIEFER - tliM )', ''. -fl' WORLDS RECORD HOLDER . ?TH XV A! ' . , and Olympic Swimming Champion V&A . Vs7; ' '-UlVJ i . ? iiss I r -'yi2!gs& i -f U I; aw.. w , t i , I - " t ' 1T - i ftrkii-n. i tflrrTTTn ft7iT3TTT3TT-T7TT.TrsTT;.Tn it . J" Hlli' i' I i ALL OVER A M ERICA --CH ESTEP.FJ ELD IS TOPS! CofjTtm wi, UKin Mvm Tomoco Ca COED ahoi Four 4 down town Saturday IteniooQ. Call 3