THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, March 21, 1945
BY PIIEE MORTLOCK AND
SARAH MURRAY.
make use of V-mail, released to-
'dav bv CaDt. Leieh F. Hoop, per-
. . . fanfare please . . . bachelor SOnal afiairs officer of the uni-die-hard
Joe Marvin, Tau, has!versity military units,
finally bitten the dust . . the Thfi bulletin is made up of ex.
gal with the potent slingshot . is't u f personal affairs
Theta Katy Reese and they ve , published bv the director
Captain Hopp Announces Quick!
Arrival of Overseas V-Mail
Letters from overseas reach;in order to receive appropriate'
their destination in the United treatment. A similar process of
States more quickly than do let- checking records and forwarding
ters from the United States to sol-mail must be followed until such
diers overseas, according to a.time as he remains in one place
bulletin encouraging civilians toJong enough to notify his family:
and mends ot nis new aaaress. (
for the delay of overseas mail in
publi
; pers
Seventh Service command.
canea u Meaajr ... ixuss u. u.c f h , ff j division
Phi Gam Eisenharts called Tn "V. i
night . . . The Gamma Phi"s took After pointing out that soldiers
ovei the Norfolk team last week-y because their families re
end Ariel Green, Elaine ceive their letters so quickly,
Asmussen." Susie Weber, and Phyl- """ mail from their fam
lis Hoke were the chief gals. ;iles is delayed, and that it is
... as if there weren't enough !'du "l0.0.?
aeW arnH Alnlia Phi's 1!!U,S mc" r l"
Rel Cross Closes Rooms
For Repairs on Saturday
Red Cross rooms will be
closed all day Saturday for re
pairs. Coeds have been asked
by the Red Cross to fold band
ages during the week, and
urged especially to attend on
March 31. Saturday is the only
day the rooms will be closed.
Most prominent of the reasons , o.,. ,
comparison to the promptness.Terhniciail Edit Pamphlet
wun wnicn man uom auiuiua iu
Party Convention
Picks Candidates
The Student Party slate of can
didates for Student Council and
Publications Boards elections will
be chosen tonight at a party
caucus held in the Union ball
room, according to the executive
committee of the party.
AU student party members are
urged to attend this caucus, the
committee stated. .
their families at home is de
livered, are: There is consider
ably more space for mail avail
able on planes coming to the
United States than oa those leav
ing this country for a theater of
war; and mail from abroad is
moving to definite, fixed ad
dresses, easily found, thru old es
tablished postal channels. The
delivery of mail coming from the
states into the war area is com
plicated by the fast movement of
organizations, by the difficult
of transportation, often Drimiiive.l f ntloSopnici sont-ij
, , . -
and by the necessity for giving
preference to ammunition and
food in combat areas.
After outlining the process of
V-Mail, the bulletin says, "V-Mail
means
It
. . iron arpmpni rpniers ana oiner iu-i- ' i ..
. . . seems the Tn Delts, . rafie uin(J ai!TmH!ing a V-Mail station, or where of V-mail permits a saving oi
ed for initiation this week-,. ..,..., ,.:, Farh'mnvc ample space on planes happens thousands of cubic feet of space
the only way to date is j f ... ,,,c tn KJt0 be available and mice-filming on aircraft and surface vessels
needed munitions.
opera ... so Jeanie Bogan; . . . 0.:cf rnr n tr3rw would delay transmission because
Harold Freeze are taking in,. u,..Ju ' -aa- rrii of the time required for that
process, v-mu letters are trans
ported by air in their original
form."
"V-mail contributes consider
ably to the war effort in addi-
mx.,.k i.ci xv.o ' s possible, the bul-
11 Ti&xT -datinf De "V-Lil always goes
H.bbard. Jovce Stuve will be there b' a.r No assurance can be
with SAE Chet McCoy, and Lila'S' .that, ot ier, f ma'1'
Lathum will take Fiji Russ Ledger mchiding hat stamped for a.r
. . . Sally White who has ton''1- be transported by air
occupving most of Phi Delfs Ed.aftr eaving the United States.
" . . H- : . . .... Fvn aininp the rfelav in delivery
thlers baskets says see va to ,as a rulCf is the safest
him jm in nmeio ir w a. ' nrinri!of overseas communication
Gordie but still a thlers lor e deceiving their mail!must be realized however, that
Saturday night deal. ditliLUlties in lecen ing tneir mail nrocedure cannot be fol-
. , .,,,. . when thev first go overseas. Dur-ms procenure cannot ue toi
. . . -Cinderella Betsy Strain ;i thoge ear, months abroad, a 'owed all cases. For instance
. will dance at the same deal with , .. ,c(OTrj thl. uarir.n where V-Mail letters are mailed
Bowers
arc slat
end and
the
and
a. j i
Alad- 'and then be forwarded."
... the Phi Delts are really j -xhe same situation exists in
making a big splash of the R the case of a wounded soldier. The
Street ball Friday night . . . there WOnnded and sick are moved to
will be Dick Capek arid DG Nell the rear thru a series of hospitals'
Scott, Leo Beck and Aipna fni
Betty Sparks. Al Reed of Butler
Uni. with Kappa Margy George
. . . new pledge Gene Hare is
importing a Northeast woman Lou
McDill ... i
. . . playing a big baseball game
Sunday afternoon were some of
the Beta pledge class . . . Nancy
Garey. DG. and Jim Protzman.
Sue Lancpster, KAT, with T-Bone
Burton. Paula Jones. DG, with Del
Roth and many more . . . But
what we want to know is . . .!
can Bil'ie Trombla talk pig-Latin?
. . . Saturday night the Beta
actives took over on a similar ex
cursion . . . Alpha Phi's Donna
Peterson. Blackie Blanchard and
Jean Koleczar were with Harlan
Helgerson. Gene Rainey and Bob
Schulle. respectively, and DGV
Patsy Winter and Jo Meyer batted
with Larry Stoner and Bill Olson
... a liUle we.ik but still gig
gling after the Theta houseclean-1
irg, was Patty Colton with Tau'
Bones" Boehmer Saturday night
. . . Ames is taking the campus
bv storm this weekend . . .is
Gamma Phi Ca?ey Critchfield
thrilling Phi Delt Tom McCar
ville? . . . and does "Hack" Lily.
Kappa, care . . what a puzzle . .
. . . Jane Johnson, Gamma Phi .
was seen with ATO Gene Wyler
last Saturday . . . big. mammoth
welcome homes to Johnny Van
Horn, Delt . . campus didn't seme
the same without him . . . j
. . . friendship . . . friendship
. . . just a perfect blendship dwells
between Pete Foe Phi Psi and
KKG Ruth Korb . . . Theta Helen1
Goodwin's Curt Knudson is home!
from the Marine Air Corps but the;
Army . . . soo cruel,. . . Air Corps
has taken away Irene Dunnell's
Kappa, pinmate Cliff Blackwell . . . ;
Dr. D. M. Pace, assistant pro
fessor of physiology, and K. K.
Kimura, technician in the uni
versity student health depart
ment, have published a pamphlet,
"The Effect of Temperature on
Respiration in Paramecium Au
relia and Paramecium Caudatum,"
based on their experiments with
lliesc organisms The pamphlet
describes both :he method ana
the results of their experiment
which was partly financed by the
Penrose Fund of the American
TOWNSEND PHOTO STUDIO.
T. E. Hanley, Bradford, Pa.,
oil executive and art connoisseur
has presented to St. Bonaventure
college, Olean, N. Y.. 17 paintings
from his private collection.
tion to the advantage offered to
the mailing public. Because it
weighs only 1140 as much as
ordinary mail and conserves 98
tne use
for vitallv
weapons and other war supplies."
A method has been devisee
to give the safest and fastest pos-j
sible delivery of mail to our sol-;
diers in battle areas so why not
use it?" '
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