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IX Monday, January 11, 1965 The Daily Nebraskan Page 3 99 I i I I Red Cross To Choose Chairman, Assistants Interviews for Red Cross committee chairmen and as sistants will be held in room 232 of the Student Union on Saturday. The committees which are being interviewed for are: adult activities, international, leadership, malone center, orphanage, orthopedic, special projects, state hospital, vet erans hospital, and water safety. Application blanks may be picked up in 232, Student Union. CAMPUS CALENDAR TODAY PLACEMENT LUNCHEON, 12:30 p.m., 241 Student Union. RED CROSS Special Pro jects. 3:30 n.m.. north confer ence room. Student Union. I INTER VARSITY, 3:30 p.m.. 234 Student Union. l MON Special Events Com mittee, 3:30 p.m., 235 Student Union. UNION Contemporary Arts ppeaKers ummmee, 5 p.m. j Student Union, Program Of- fice- TASSELS, 4:30 p.m., 232 Student Union. CORNHUSKER Band pic ture, 4:30 p.m., Union Ball room. P ANH ELLENIC, 4:00 p.m., 332-4 Student Union. INTERVARSITY, 5:30 p.m., 235 Student Union. DELTA KAPPA GAMMA, 6 p.m., Pan American Suite, Student Union. TOWNE CLUB, 6 p.m., In dian Suite. Student Union. DELTA SIGMA PI conclave 240 Student Union. SIGMA DELTA TAU, 6 p.m.. 241 Student Union. DELTA SIG:H PI conclav 7 p.m., Union small audi torium. MATH COUNSELOR Pro gram. 7:30 p.m., 349 Student Union. IWA, 8:15 p.m.. 235 Student Union. TOMORROW ACE, 4:30 p.m., 200 Teaen ers College. U.N.S.E.A. meeting. 7 p.m., Love Librarv Auditorium. UNIVERSITY 4-H Club, 7 p.m. in East Union Lounge. AUF Interviews Set For Saturday In Union All University Fund (AUF) interviews for committee chairman and assistants will be held in 345 Student Union. Saturday. One chairman and two assistants will be chosen for the following committees: publicity, special events, art, speakers, education, faculty and organizations, ag cam pus, fraternities, sororities, independent men and women, and Lincoln drive. An assist ant treasurer will also be selected. ooooeo&ooooooooQO Music Faculty Gives btork, librarian, inarshall. Several members of the University music staff will appear in a faculty recital of chamber music at 7:30 p.m. toraorrov in the Sheldon Me morial Art Gallery audi torium. They are: Emanuel Wish now, chairman of the depart ment, and Arnold Schatz, vio lin; Louis Trzcinski. viola; Priscilla Parson, cello; Dale Ganz, baritone; and Harvey Hinshaw, piano. The program includes: "Quartet in A minor, Opus 29," by Schubert; a cantata,. Concert In Sheldon 'Mein Herz ist bereit," by self, Zion." by Bach; and "La Oracion del Torero," by Tur ina. Tassels Officers-Elect To fie Installed Today New Tassels officers will be installed today. They are Lin da Muff, president; Jean Holmquist, vice president; Cheryll Crosier, homecoming chairman; Ann Kotouc, secre tary; Anne Mulder, Treasurer. They will serve until January 1966. OPN THURSDAY: 10 TO 9, DOWNTOWN & GATEWAY S V lH ' ' V: ." r v V ' fc fWjS. j .-j ""- - I to miiiim Mi f ' ' "" " I . f ( -V nr. wm ' " ,; I 0 ill v ?J-JfA r:i it ; ! S i ? ,!Si 5 : -- i it .t J . - f I . ;?: . . " ; - II j I 6 lr: A l, :'iiv Js-s-v WELCOME TO THE CLUB! ;7 I lf MILLER'S YOUNG MAN SHOP ll 35 ! . fylJ ... vvhere you'll find clothing end accessories from such weSI known monufoc- J V t rt If , s(sf V f ij s vJ 1 n n turers os Shapely, Arrow, Norris Casuals, Jaymar, A-l and Paris. The newest , V i I ( X-T !Sk Kr-- jJf in fashions for young men the year k, f H (J ij-f V, V-, , , r 11 -"LllL1 J1""'J ""IJI """"" " ' """' i"f-"'flt 0 V VV I round. Come in and browse ... Si- I f I Jl. jj j 'l you're oSwoys welcome ot The Club. (itii tMtfti It'II I YOUNG MaPsHOP S J A I 1 I I ilw nwwi won mir maust i m twg huuhi o? -m ast - j I v rf i f ! I : .-iJT.'.r.H! I () hi x , "i '.. j ii'irMf'il 'ti" I 1H "'"Ti ' Sh A Y 1 MfrtBr-trxrwigp t . ' 1