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Messiah
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Sunday, December 12, 1948
Be Opened .
AIR Alto He Shall feed II is
Flock
CHORl S His Yoke Is Easy,
And His Burden Is Light
CHORl S Behold The Lamb
Of God
AIR Alto He Has Despised
CHORl'S Surely He Hath
Borne Our Griefs
CHORl'S Worthy Is The Lamb
RECITATIVE Tenor Thy
Rebuke Hath Broken His
Heart
AIR Tenor Behold And See
If There Be Any Sorrow
CHORUS All We Like Sheep
Have Gone Astray
CHORVS Lift I'P Your Heads,
O Ye Gates
CHORUS
Since By Man Came Ieatn
By Man Came Also The Res
urrection Of The Iead
For As In Adam All Die
Even So In Christ Shall All
Be Made Alive
RECITATIVE Bass Behold I
Tell lOU A mysvcrj
AIR Bass The Trumpet Shall
Sound
AIR Soprano I Know That
My Redeemer Liveth
CHORUS Hallelujah
Research Council
Announces Grants
Twelve University faculty
members have been given re
search grants totaling $3,050 by
the University Research council.
The faculty members, the
amount of grant, and the field of
the research are: Dr. H. T. Bates.
$500, chemical engineering: Dr.
Edgar V. Johnson, $150. history;
Dr. A. L. Lugn, $100, geology: Dr.
Katharine Maurer and Dr. D. W.
Dvsinger. $250. psychology: Dr.
it ' Tnllr. SiiO. literature: T. B.
Thorson, $250, zoology; Dr. H.
Weaver, $250, botany; Dr. D.
Whitney, $100, geology; W.
'n.nH s3iin meineerina: Dr
H. Burma, $600. geology; and Dr
J. H. Cahn. $500. physics.
Classified
LEAVING 21 or 22 of Pec. f'r Monroe.
La Can take two riders. Call 6-4S31
after 7. P. K- Schleuseiier.
I-OR SAI.K 1 pair ot full rocker fifiirj
skutei Excellent condition. Call 4-loit
after 6 P. M.
FOUND-Burnett dark brown Kversharr
fountain pen top. Inquire at Crib for
Jack Y.
WANTKD Two ivissenRcrs to Penver
Christmas vacation. Snare expenses.
Call 2-279 alter 6 P. M.
SpfiTpKNT '1 'if desire ride to t-cotls-liluff
Christmas vacalion. Share ex
reuses Call Harvey 3-MH1 eyeuinps
WANT ride to Spokane or vicinity. Share
expense Call 2-K14H.
WANTKP-Ride to Salina. Kniisaii.
Clin.ilni.is vacation. Snare expenses. Call
MORROW'S SELF SFRVICF. LAVNOHY
1024 Que St Open between 9 A. M. &
11:3'.! P. M. Student owned.
FOR SALE - Kuppenheinier overcoat.
Hart S.h.iffner & Marx suit. Sie 38
Phone 3-;'.3".
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Chest Secretary
Speaks to YWCA
Louis W. Home, executive sec
retary of the Lincoln Community
Chest will speak to a joint meet
ing of the Community Service,
Publicity, Upper Class Leader
ship and social service iuuij
commission groups and the cab
inet of the Y. W. C. A. at 4 p. m.
Monday in Ellen Smith hall.
"Opportunities for University
Graduates to Serve as Leaders in
the Community" will be the topic
of the discussion led by Mr.
Home.
t snrc rf -th. prouns attend-
ing the meeting areL Lois Barel-
man, Jo Kellenbarger, Alice Jo
Smith, and Willistine Clark.
Members of the advisory board
have been invited.
p Kite to An.o-'-i. Share e
s Cii! 2 It'i"i." as f . r Ken KiokIi
GIFT WRAP
Metallic red, green, gold
silver (1 pc. 26x54 in.) 35c
Goldenrod Stationery Store-
213 No. 14th. Open Tiies.-Tlinr. w 9
SINCE SEPTEM6Eft(2f. 1948,
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