Wednesday, March 22, 1944
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THE NEBRASKAN
Army
News
Pfc. Bill Cliisoliu
Pfc.Bill Calkins
Editors
Union-Army
Dance Offers
Buffet Meal
Third of the Union-Armv dances
this month will be held in the Un
in ballroom Saturday night from
9 to 12, with a Special buffet sup
per on the menu a a farewell
present to the many soldiers who
may not remain on the campus to
enjoy any mote of the Union's GI
parties. Francis Ellsworth's band
will play for the trainees.
The Dutch lunch, which will be
served on the third floor, will con
sist of coffee, sandwiches, ice
cream and brownies. Serving will
begin at 10:30 and continue during
the rest of the evening.
Lincolnettes and coeds will be on
hand as usual to entertain the
stags and act as dancing partners.
GIs Add Plugs
To Fifth Army
RadioProgram
Radio programs and a sense i.f
humor are still part of the GI fare
even for the Fifth Army in Italy.
Reported in a recent issue of Time
Magazine, was a rather unique
complaint about transcriptions of
popular U. S. programs which are
rebroadcast over the Fifth Army's
own GI radio network with the
commercial plugs neatly cut out.
The soldiers complained that they
were homesick for commercials.
A military version of this time
honored custom of loudly praising
the value of everything from "A
Breakfast of Champions" to the
latest seductive shade of lipstick
was promptly supplied by an
nouncers in their most persuasive
tones.
"Are You A Sergeant?"
A sample: "Are you a sergeant,
hmmm? Do you have trouble be
ing recognized at night? Do your
men ignore you in the dark, huh.
Sarge? See Joe Quartermaster and
get your neon sergeant stripes.
There s a push-button attachment.
The slightest pressure and presto.
your stripes light up like a Christ
mas tree."
Officers gave these plugs a dif
ferent slant and put them to work
kidding soldiers' deficiencies sucn
as sleep. Thir brainchild: "Do you
wake up in the morning with bags
under your eyes, tired, lustless; do
you do K P. with no fervor or dig
a lackadaisical latrine? Then try
our product spelled S-L-E-K-P."
EASTER
CARDS
Now on Display
Open Shopping !'ighl
GOLDENROt
STATIONERY STORE
215 North 14th St.
BOARDPAiJ ROBiUSOCJ
Speaking on Hi lllmlrnliann
for "Spoon River Anthology"
Noted Painter and Teacher
from Colorado Spring line Art Center
3:00P.n,Sun.,War.26
Union Ballroom
Two Air Cadet
Cinder Squads
Clash onFriday
Track teams from classes 15 and
16 of the 348th CTD will clash on
the cinders under the east stadium
Friday night at 8 in a dual meet
which will be open to the public
free of charge.
The meet will represent a re
vival of the close cinder rivalry be
tween the two classes, which fin
ished one-two in the recent all
class CTD meet, with class 15
grabbing top honors. Class 16 was
second, with 32 'i points to 15's
winning total of 462.
UN track coach Ed Weir, in
charge of the meet, reports that
the two teams are evenly matched
and should stage a tight meet.
Weir also emphasized that the dual
clash is open to all, with no admis
sion charge.
Minnesota .
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est, however, at any time; in fact
this year's attendance for home
games exceeded that of last by
over 4.000. Seven home games
this season attracted 16,090 in
comparison to 11,595 in eight
home tilts a year ago. Two games
at Winnipeg, the only contests
away from home, drew z.buu.
bringing the season total to 18,690
for a modern attendance recora.
Wrestlers Successful.
Minnesota's wrestlers under
their new coach, Stan Hanson, fin
ished the current campaign with
a satisfactory record of three wins
out of five dual meets and a third
in the conference meet at Evans
ton. Gopher grapplers defeated
the Army All-Stars once and Wis
consin twice, losing hard fought
matches to strong representatives
from Michigan and Iowa Sea
hawks. Hind to
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Beauty Queen
Jeanne Dougan. Pi Beta Phi. wears a daisy print crepe, one of the
many flower-fresh prints which co-eds are choosing in Simon's dress
department.
Joy Laune, Gamma Phi Beta, wears a black crepe frock, with crisp
white frill at the neckhne. fin Easter favorite.
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