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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, April 6, 194fl
Newman Club Delegates Open
3 Day Convention Here Friday
Parlors XTZ, Student Union at 14th and
K streets.
8:30 p. nr. Social Get-Together at CYO
nan at soutn ism and j streets,
Saturday, April 10.
8:00 a. m. Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral
at mn ana K St reels.
9.15 a. m. Opening Prayer by Raymond
Menuey, President, Nebraska Newman
Ulub, at student Union Parlors XYZ.
Welcome Harold Luchtel, Province
President.
Reading of Minutes Elaine Budler, Pro
vince Secretary.
Boll Call ol Delegates and their reports.
Report of Survey Charlotte Roschcld
Iowa State Teachers Colleg.
Sectional meetings:
Membership John Meehan, presiding,
Parlor X.
Social and Sports Activities William
Knight, presiding. Parlor Y.
Culture and Religion James Brundage,
presiding Parlor Z.
10:00 a. m. Informal Chaplains Meeting
continued cornnusker Hotel State
Hull
tional Newman Club chaplain, Will 12:I5 noon Luncheon In room ABAC for
Delegates from Newman Clubs
of 36 unuiversities and colleges
will meet here April 9-11 for the
eighth annual convention of the
Central States Provine of the New
man Club Foundation.
"Meeting the Challenge of our
Times" will be the theme of the
Catholic student organization's
meeting. States represented will
be Iowa, Illinois, ansas, Missouri
and Nebraska.
Highlights Series.
The convention will highlight
a series of forums and discussions
of delegates to formulate the
policy of the Newman Clubs of
the region for the next year.
The Rev. Frank McPhillips, na-
be the guest of the club's 940
members on this campus for the
three days.
Harold J. Luchctel, president of
the five-state province, is in
charge of the organization of the
convention. He was one of Ne
braska's delegates to the same con
vention last year at the University
of Illinois.
Opens Friday,
The program will open Friday,
April 9, with registration of chap
lains and students at the Corn
husker hotel and in the Union.
The main address will be given at
a dinner Saturday evening in the
Union Ballroom by Chancellor R
G. Gustavson.- His speech will be
the keynote of the convention
The program will end Sunday,
April li, with a tour of Boys
I own, Nebraska. Students and
delegates and guests at Student Union.
12:15 noon Luncheon for Chaplains at
uomnusKer Hotel state suite.
2:00 p. m. Opening prayer by Very Rev
J. Kkeler, Crete. Nebraska.
Address "The Challenge" Rev. F. Mc
Phillips.
Unfinished business.
Election of officers.
Adjournment and CloHtng Prayer.
6:30 p. m. Banquet at Student Union
Ballroom. Dr. C. Forbes, Faculty Ad
viser, Toastmaster.
Welcome by Most Rev. L. B. Kucera,
D. D., LL. D., Bishop of Lincoln.
Address "Meeting the Challenge of the
Times." Chancellor R. G. Gustavson,
University of Nebraska.
9:00 p. m. Dance at Student Union Ball
room,
Sunday, April 11.
9:00 a. m. Mass at St. Mary's Cathedral
Mst Kev. u B. Kucera, D.D., LL.D.,
Celebrant.
11:00 a. m. Tour of the State Capitol
Dunning
1:30 p. m. Tour of Boys Town. Ne
braska. Students and Delegates meet at
Student Union for transportation.
UN Republicans
Invited to Meeting
Members of the newly formed
campus Young Republicans have
been invited to a meeting of the
Lancaster countwy Young Repub
licans tonight at 8 D.m. at Boom
er's Hall, according to an an
nouncement made by President
ftierie C Karnoop.
. Robert A. Nelson, assistant at
torney general Of Nebraska urill
De tne principal speaker.
"It is hoped that more joint
meetings 01 ine county and cam
pus organizations can be arranged
mine iuiure," narnopp said.
Advance Tickets Now on Sale
r or Uh Navy Band Concert
Advance ticket sale for the two
performances on April 19 of the
U.S. Navy band was reported
Saturday by Bill Oliver, Co-
chairman of the Lincoln Junior
Chamber of Commerce committee
arranging the band's concerts at
the University of Nebraska coli
seum.
Tickets are being sold by Jay-
cees and by members of Lincoln
Naval Reserve units. Adult tick
Classified
14 MORE pairs of boot wanted.
y.r.i;. neaqquarters.
Contact
WlnlMf' Ttnt'll ot 3r" house
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North 18th, Omaha.
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Campus News
In Brief
Union dance committee will
meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday in Parlor
x oi tne union
There will be a meeting of the
university Poultry Club 7 p.m.
Tuesday in the Poultry building.
Dr. Lenniff VanEs will be euest
speaker.
There will be a meeting of Sir-
ma Tau 7 p.m. Thursday in 206
Richards Lab.
The Lincoln Town Meetinr will
hold a meeting Friday. 8 d. m.. at
the Lincoln YWCA, 1432 N St.
Guest speakers will discuss the
topic, Your Unicameral Legisla
tive Candidates and Today's Is
sues.
Phi Chi Theta meetine Wednes
day, 5S)0. in Room 313. Student
union.
ets are 50 cents for the 3:30 p m
matinee and $1.00 for the 8 00
p. m. performance. Children will
be admitted for 25 cents at
either concert. There will be no
reserved seats.
The band, under the baton of
Lt. Cmdr. Charles Brendler, has
won critic and audience praise at
every stop on its annual snrinir
and summer tour.
Brendler enlisted in the navy
when he was only 15 and in a
years has played his way on a
clarinet to the highest rank ever
achieved by a navy musician.
Lincoln concert-goers have n
opportunity to help select the
program offered at the two mu
seum performances. Requests may
be sent to Commander Brendler
at the Naval Gun Factory, Wash
ington, D. C, and they will be
forwarded to him.
The band's repertoire includes
many old favorites, so there's a
good chance that requests handed
to the conductor before or even
during the concert, may be played
as an encore.
HEAR
Albin T.
ANDERSON
TUES. 8 P. M.
KFAIt
Vet Transfers
1:30 for transportation
The program:
FRIDAT, A mil. t
Chaplain's Program.
:30 a. m. Registration Comhusker Ho.
tel State Suite.
10:30 a. m. Opening prayer Rev. Srhnoe.
delegates will meet at the Union at transfers to other schools are
advised by Administration to
give at least 30 days notice of
their plans, if they wish to
avoid possible delay in payment
oi suosistence.
C 1 1 t t n n fVulu rt tki ifon
ES..A- C"e- Vnm Ne" Chester, N. H Alpine Club cov
ered a mile on snowshoes in 5
mins., 18-35 seconds -4n 1945 at
Somersworth, N. H., for the
world's mark as recognized by the
international Spowshoe Union.
Corn Cobs will meet in room
313 Student Union at 5 p.m. to
day. All actives are urged to be
present. Actives are also request
ed to bring any reports of credit
for workers and turrf in to Sam
Warren, secetary.
Welcome Msgr. Georce Schuster. Pro.
vlnce Chaplain.
Discussion and Informal Meeting
uornmiBKCT Motel state Suite. Rev. F.
McPhillips, National Newman Club Chap
lain presiding.
12:30 noon Luncheon Comhusker Hotel
State Suite.
J:30 p. m. Opening prayer Rev. B.
Hahn, O.F.M.. University of Nebraska
Assoc. Chaplain.
Informal Meeting Comhusker Hotsl-.
State Suite Rev. Frank McPhillips, Ann
Arbor, Michigan, presiding.
:00 p. m. Informal meeting continued
Comhusker Hotel State Suite.
STUDENTS PROGRAM.
1.00 a. m. Registration for delegates j
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HEAR-
GOVERNOR
THOMAS E.
DEWEY
(In P.erson)
SPEAK
THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 8
8:00 O'CLOCK
U. of N. COLISEUM
Students Are Cordially Invited
SPECIAL MEETING-Tuesday
YOUNG REPUBLICANS for DEWEY
Chairman, Ralph Nelson, Law Student
Parlor Z, Student Union, 7:30 p. m.
. - " All Students Invited
This Important sjinonn cement Is sponsored by Nebraska Dewey for President
Commltte. t. Lee Rankin, Choi.
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