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PAGE 4 THE DAILY NEBRASKA Thursday, March 3, 1949 Thieves Invade Two Fraternity Houses Burglars made their first cam pus invasion of the year by raid ing their favorite victims, the organized houses. Two fraternity houses, Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Psi reported two of the worst night thefts in the history of the campus. Several members awoke to find wallets stripped of currency amounting to $225. , Tuesday morning, at approxi mately 2:30 o'clock, according to police, careful thieves entered the unlocked Kappa Sigma house and took $90 from billfolds. The in vaders left as quietly as they had entered, and the loss was not dis covered until the next morning when seven members found their plundered wallets. ACCORDING TO several mem bers, only the second floor was raided. Besides the currency, a 30-dollar pen and pencil set was taken. The Phi Kappa Psi house was also entered at about 2:30 a.m., the following morning, and only wal lets were touched. Over $135 was taken before the ambitious workers were interrupted by Don NU Bulletin Board THURSDAY Trident meets at 7 p. m. in Room 107, A rmory. Jr.-Sr. Prom committee meets at 4 p. m., activities office. I'nlon Dance committee meets at 4 p. m.. Room 313. All members should bring tickets and money to meeting. Institutions committee of Red Cross meets at 5 p. m., Union. Kosmet Klub actives meet at 5 p. m. All worker will turn in their Junior senior prom tickets and money. All men who have not had physical examinations for spring sports report to the Field House at 7 p. m. 4hH Club meets at 7:30 p. m., Ag Union recreation room. Intcr-Vamity Christian Fellowship meets at 7:30. Union. Room 31 5. House representatives of Red Cross col lege unit council meet at 7:30 p. m. Parlor X. Union. The radio section of the speech depart ment will present the Sherlock Holmes mystery "The Adventure of the Ivory Box." on authors of the Ages at 8:30 p. m. over Station KFOR. MAIN FEATURES START STATE: "Wake of the Red Witch," 1:09, 3:12, 5:15, 7:18, 9:24. . VARSITY: "Henry V," 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30. IIl'SFER: "Lost Honeymoon" 1:00, 3:42, 6:24, 9:06. "The Tioga Kid," 2:09, 4:51, 7:33, 10:15. JOHN GAIL WAYNE RUSSELL ffetfesnr AT LAST DAY LAURENCE OLIVIER is WUfaai Uuk ti-t Henry M IECIHCUII tW An feaU ire 8Ti nKNTS A FAC'l I.TY 60c Tn.ci AT ALL TIMES r i l VARSITY T"EA.E i hi,. Mr8 HAMtl) DKAI F.ltniE "wtAyB J UKAN AND HIS r7T-l HOKSK FLASH V M i 9 k CO-HIT ft? ann iriw1-' A nCONWAY v Hovendick, an active member who heard the disturbance. Investigating, Hovendick walked into the room from which the noise was coming and saw one of the thieves in the act of empty ing a billfold. Before he could stop him, he was knocked out by a blow from behind. Hovendick re covered in a few minutes and told another member to call the police. HOVENDICK was able to give a a fairly good description of the man he saw but could not say what his assailant looked like Police believed that Hovendick, who suffered no serious injury from the blow, may have been struck by the butt of a gun. In one room, billfold containing over $125, which was lying on a desk top, was left undisturbed pos sibly because the intruders found the room occupied by a sleeping ative member. Police, who believe that the rob beries may have been made by professionals, warned today that all organized houses should cither lock their doors or else hide all valuables. Theatre (Continued from page 1.) of the role of Julia. Miss Wor cestor created a quite believable "snob" from a part projecting more than a few difficulties in transition. The best job of the evening Although the role could easily have been butchered through overacting, Vernon combined un derstanding with a knack of get ting the most out of every line and created the play's most suc was the enacting of the drunken brother, Ned, who didn't seem to give a damn about much of anything, by Dennis Vernon. cessful character. BILL LINE MOLDED the role of the father, Edward Seaton, in to the proper tyrannical shape. Line stormed his way through his lines as he proved to be a near- perfect cast. Margaret Dutton and Earl Katz were especially pleasing as the devil-may-care couple, Susan and Nick Potter. Their sprightly per formances gave the comedy an enjoyed "kick." Tom Stimfig and Elaine Lamphear, playing the haughty, filthy-rich Seton Crams, were true examples of aristocratic snobbery. "Holiday" will be presented again Thursday evening in the Experimental Theater, 201 Temple. Council . (Continued from page 1.) 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