Sunday, March 23, 194T
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Second semester military appointments
(Continued from Page 1.)
drill, Col. Thuis announced the
appointment of 187 first year ad
vance students to second lieuten
ant. Following is the complete list of
promotions:
BRIGADE
Cadet Colonel. Commanding Forrest E.
Behm. Lincoln.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Executive
Phil E. Weber, Lincoln.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Adjutant
Donald W. Baird, Wayne.
Cadet Captain, S-l William R. Void,
Platie. S. D.
Cadet Captain, S3 Stanley M. Truhl
aen. Herman.
Cadet- Captain, 8-3 Warren B. Day
Lincoln.
INFANTRY REGIMENT
Cadet Colonel, Commanding Warren A.
Ouinan. Lincoln.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Executive
Leonard F Peltier, Lincoln.
Cadet Captain, S-l Frank E. Roth,
Lincoln.
Cadet Captain, S-2 Marvin C. Rudolph,
Ennle.
Cadet Captain, S-4 Melvin Tannebaum,
Omaha.
Cadet. Captain, S-S George W. Knight,
Lincoln.
FIRST BATTALION
Cadet Lieut ennnt Cilonel, Commanding
Donald C. Nilsson, Omaha.
Cadet Major. Executive Walter KlecheL
Jr., Tecunueh.
Cadet Firs-t Lieutenant, S-l Howard F
Hanson, Omaha.
Cadet First Lieutenant, S-2 Harold J.
Rolide. Omaha.
Cadet First Lieutenant, 8-3 Robert H.
Rydinnn, Omaha.
Company A
Cadet Captain. Commanding Robert M.
8enrle, Ft. Crook.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant John B. Stoddart,
Hiawatha. Kas.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Clark J. O'Han
lon, Blair.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Richard C. All
good, Stella.
Company B
Cadet Captain. Commanding Eric K.
Rilsness, Creifthton.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Carl F. Olen
berger. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Glen H. Schlucke
bler. Uticn
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Leslie H. Johnson,
Omaha.
Company C
Cadet Captain, Commanding Edwin L.
Miller. Atlantic.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Peter Krelscher,
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Keith Q. Van
Neste, Anselmo.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Chester A. Bow
ers, Council Bluffs, la.
Cadet 1st Lleutennnt Clarence V. Hern
don, Grand Island.
Oimpany I
Cadet Captain, Commanding Walter F.
Nye, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Warren A. Baker,
Weeping Water.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant I. Irving Simon,
Dorchester, Mass.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Robert C. Ral
ston, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Robert M. Nye.
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lleutennnt Karl S. Hohlen,
Lincoln.
SECOND BATTALION.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel. Commanding
Thomas C. Horn. Hay Springs.
Cadet Major. Executive James S. Fit
tenser, Albion.
Cadet First Lieutenant, S-l Frank
J. Vldlnk Clarkson.
Cadet First Lieutenant, S-2 Harry E.
Blocker, Lincoln.
Cadet First Lieutenant, 9-3 Edward P.
Butler, Lincoln.
Company E.
Cadet Captain Commanding Frank W.
Protzmnn, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Bruce W. Grube.
Bassctt.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Robert H. Hage
man. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Jules M. Busker,
Sioux City.
Company F.
Cadet Captain. Commanding Boyd E
Arlngdale. Winter S. Dak.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Ralph E. Wor
den, Alliance.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Harry D. Prouty,
Lincoln.
Company O.
Cadet Captain, Commanding Arnold O.
Jones, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant H. Leonard
Jacobse.i Omaha.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Lee O. LlgRelt,
Utlca.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Clark E. Miller,
Murdock.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Ralph M. Tucker
Lincoln. '
Company ft.
Cadet Captain. Commanding William
H.'Aarnl, Lead S. Dak.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant-Dale Garst, St.
Edwards.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Richard H. Mun
sterman Odell.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Ray T, Prochaska,
Ulvsses.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Milton O. Spelll,
Lincoln.
THIRD BATTALION.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel. Commanding
Melbourne W. Johnson, Benedict.
Cadet Major. Executive Stephen M.
Davis Lincoln.
Cadet First Lieutenant, S-l Leroy C.
Ihrle. Lincoln.
Cadet First Lieutenant, S-2 Donald J.
Horsh. Lincoln.
Cadet First Lieutenant. S-3-Rlchard L.
Nlspe'. Falrbury.
Company I.
Cadet Captain, Commanding Leslie J.
Nekuda. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Carl W. Rltche.
Coleridge.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Jack D. Obblnk,
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Elden T. Schulfc,
Blair
Company K.
Cadet Captain Commanding-William
O. Thorpe. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Leroy R. Farmer
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lljutenant Richard G. Thle
sen. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Berthold S. An
derson, Lincoln.
Company L.
Cadet Captain. Commanding Robert
E. Plllers. Lincoln
Cadet 1st Lieutenant-Gerald W. Wil
son Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Jack F. Vincent,
O'Nell.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Max M. Hayward,
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant William B. An
derson. Omaha.
Company M.
Cadet Captain Commanding Donald V.
Helcesen. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Robert P. Mc
Campbeil. Omaha.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Oerald W. Davis.
Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Richard C. Boyer,
0:naha.
ENGINEER BATTALION.
Cadet Colonel, Commanding William A.
Milek, Omaha.
Cdct Major. Executhe Hayes A. Lyle,
Omaha.
Cadet Captain, S-l Charles A. Roberta.
Lincoln.
Cadet Captain. S-4 Pershing Nakada.
Mitchell.
Company A.
Cadet Captain. Commanding .Tack R.
Dowling, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant George D. Meixel.
Waco.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant AUvn C. Grant.
Scottsbluff.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant David H. Cramer.
North Platte.
Cdet ?nd Lieutenant Wm. O. Gil
lespie, Lincoln
Company F-.
Cadet Captain. Commanding David W.
Webb, Louisville.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Leonard M.
Barker. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Orvllle K. Roe,
Mitchell.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Richard G.
Miller, Lincoln.
Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Chas. R. Luch
slncer. Lincoln.
Companv C.
Cadet Captain, Commanding Robert
W. Nourse. Omaha.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant James G. Fair
field. Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Oswln Kelfer. Jr.,
Bostwlck.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Harry E. Sea
gren. Omaha.
Company D.
Cadet Captain. Commanding Eunrene L.
Jorgensen, Orraha.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Hal L. Schroeder,
Hastings.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Frank R. Little.
Central City.
Cadet 2nd Lieutenant David A. Roach.
Halgler.
FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
Cadet Colonel. Commanding Ouy H.
Williams, Omaha.
Cadet Ma lor. Executive Delbert D.
Spahr, Seward.
Cadet Captain, S-l Gordon A. Johns
ton, Omaha.
Cadet Captain. S-2 Lyle H. Haivev.
Gothenburg
Cadet Malor. S-3 Donald D. Fit.
Lincoln.
FIRST BATTALION.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel. Commanding
Mllo B. Tesar. Tobias.
Cudet Malor. Executive Elbert T.
Phelps. Fcmdale. Mich.
C;idet Captain, S-l Charles P hurl
burt. Fairburv.
Cadet Captain. S-2 Wilfred C. Becker.
Lincoln
C.idet Captain, S-3 Dwlght A. Bachen
berg. Burchnrd.
SECOND BATTALION.
Cadet Lleutennnt Colonel. Commanding
Edward A. Huwaldt. Grand Island.
Cad-t Malor. Executive Stanley H.
Southwlcx. Friend.
Cadet Captain, S-l Harry G. Yapp.
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Monday, March 24
5:00 Barb Council meeting, barb office in Union.
YVV Vespers choir practice, Ellen Smith.
Check in Coed Follies tickets, Ellen Smith.
6:00 Towne Club meeting, Union parlors A and B.
Tuesday, March 25
7:00 Ag YM Bible discussion group meeting
302 ag hall.
12:20 A? YWCA Vespers, ag hall.
2:00 YW Estes staff meeting, Ellen Smith.
3:00 YW staff, finance and membership,
Ellen Smith.
3:30-5:30 Union Tea Dance with Henry Mattison's
orchestra for Stephens College, Union ball
room, parlors A, B and C.
4:00 YW girl reserve leadership staff meeting,
Ellen Smith.
5:00 Ag Fair board meeting, ag hall. 1
Ag practice judging for dairy products,
dairy building.
6:15 Phi Beta Kappa banquet, Union parlors X,
Y and Z.
7:00 Sigma Eta Chi meeting, Union room 313.
League of Evangelical Students, Union
room 315.
Model practice for Coed Follies, social
sciences auditorium.
Newman club, Union room 316.
7:30 Phalanx meeting, Union parlor B.
Interhouse Council Barb Union joint meet
ing, barb office.
9:00-10:00 Phi Beta Kappa meeting, Union ball
room, speaker, Dr. Ellsworth Faris.
Wednesday, March 26
4:00 YW personal relations commission meeting,
Ellen Smith.
School of Music recital, brass and wood
wind ensembles, Temple Theatre.
Tanksterettes, pool in coliseum.
5:00 Union matinee dance in ballroom, identifi
cation cards admit.
Ag dairy products judging contest, dairy
building.
Student Union board of managers meeting,
faculty lounge.
Rifle club meeting on range in Andrews.
7:00 Orchesis meeting, Grant Memorial.
Beginners social jiancing lessons, Union
ballroom.
Phi Chi Theta meeting, Union parlor A.
Kappa Phi meeting, Union parlors X, Y, Z.
Gamma Nu Theta meeting, Union room 313.
7:15 Corn Cob meeting, Union room 316.
and
place
Panel takes up
European food
relief problem
Third in a series of forum
panel discussions on current
topics will be held Friday,
March 28 at 4 p. m. in the
Union faculty lounge when
Dr. G. W. Gray will lead a
discussion on "Shall Food
be Sent to the Starving
Peoples of Europe?"
Other members on the
panel are Ralph Schroeder,
Lowell Johnson and Currin
Shields on the affirmative,
and Rolf Ordal, James
Olson and Charles Old
father on the negative side
of the question.
Compiled by
Daily Nebraskan
AWS and Union
Coed Follies
opens Thursday
Nineteen forty-one edi
tion of the Coed Follies,
sponsored by AWS will be
held Thursday, March 27,
at7:30 p. m. in Temple
Theatre.
Featuring the presentation
of the Best Dressed Girl,
the Follies will offer skits
and curtain acts selected
after a campus wide com
petition among women's
organized groups.
Time and place'
deadline 2 o'clock
Thursday
Thursday, March 27
12:00 Ag YM-YW luncheon forum, home ec build
ing room 302.
4:00 French movie, "Lives and Loves of Beetho
ven, Union ballroom.
5:00 Gamma Lambda meeting, Union room 313.
Book review, Union book nook.
BABW meeting, barb office.
Upperclass AWS meeting, Ellen Smith.
6:00 Supper meeting for all YM members and
friends, Temple.
7:00 French movie, "Lives and Loves of Beetho
ven," Union ballroom.
Ag YMCA open meeting on International
Affairs, 303 ag hall.
YWCA cabinet meeting, ag halL
Barb Iaterhouse Council meeting, barb
office.
7:15 Graduate Social Workers meeting, Union
parlor Z.
7:30 Student Christian Science organization,
Union room 316.
Coed Follies, Temple Theatre.
9:00 French movie, "The Lives and Loves of
Beethoven," Union ballroom.
Friday, March 28
12:00 Freshman and Upperclass Bible discussion
meetings, former museum.
4:00 Union panel forum on "Shall Food Be Sent
to Starving Peoples of Europe?" leader
Dr. G. W. Gray, faculty lounge.
4:15 Book Nook news broadcast from Union book
, nook over KFOR.
5:00 City campus YMCA retreat, Hi-Y building.
6:00 Town club meeting, Union parlors A,
B and C.
7:00 Advanced social dancing lessons in Union
ballroom.
8:00 University Dames meeting, Union parlors
X, Y and Z.
9:00 University 4-H club dance, activities building.
Union dance with Johnny Cox, Union
ballroom.
All women selling Ced Follies tickets must
check in with Betty Newman, Monday, March
24, at 5 p. m. in Ellen Smith.
Coed Follies models will practice Tuesday,
March 25, in social sciences auditorium at
7 p. m.
Thomas Benton
to speak here
Thomas Benton, Missouri
artist, and professor of
painting at the Kansas City
Art Institute, formerly
scheduled to speak in the.
Union Sunday, March 23,
will appear Sunday, March
30 at 3 p. m. in the Union
ballroom.
Subject of Benton's ad
dress will be "Contempo
rary Art."
Saturday, March 29
6:45 Four co-op houses dinner dance, Union
parlors X, Y and Z.
8:00 Barb dance, Union ballroom.
9:00 Poultry club and home ec club dance,
activities building.
Sunday, March 30
10:45 Lutheran chapel service, Union parlors XYZ.
3:00 Convocation with Thomas Benton, Union
ballroom, subject "Contemporary Art."
4:00 Lutheran student association, Union parlor X.
4:30 Tea for Thomas Benton, Union faculty lounge.
6:00 Gamma Delta meeting, Union room 316.
Regularly scheduled dancing; class periods
for beginners and advanced students, sponsored
by the Union have been changed this week.
Beginners will meet Wednesday and advanced
students will meet Friday.
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on
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Lincoln.
Cadet Captain, S-2 Merle E. Schlucke
bier. Seward
Cadet Captain. 8-3 Lvle L. Choat.
Nehawka
Battery A.
Cad.'t Captain. Commanding Robert E.
O'Connell. Sterling. Colo.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant. Executive Paul
J. Roettele. ElkhDin.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant. Reconnaissance
Officer Millard J. Stanek. Wallhlll.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant. Motor Officer
Philip E. Mhssle. Co7ad.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Unasgd. Flovd
E. Colev. Pilner
Caiet 1st Lieutenant Unasgd. Vcrlln
K. Johnson. Silver Creek.
Battery R
Cadet Captain, C irnrnanding Sam W.
Hawes, Lincoln.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Executive Don
ald I. Stout, Grant.
Battery C
Cadet Captain, Commanding David A.
Noble. Sioux City, la.
Cadet 1st Lleutennnt, Executive Lowell
D. Jepion, Wolbach.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Reconnaissance
Officer Robert J. Butler, Bayard.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Motor Officer
William W. McDonald, Omaha.
Cadet lat Lieutenant, Unasgd. Harrj
D. DcLashmutt, Burwell.
Battery D
Cadet Captain, Commanding Mylan t
Ross. Lyons.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Executive Carl B.
Roublcek. Verdigre.
Battery E
Cadet Captain, Commanding John H.
Gayer, Plattsmouth.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Executive Wil
liam E. McKinrle, Pilley.
Reconnaissance Officer Daniel F. Mora
vec. St. Paul.
Cadet list Lieutenant, Motor Officer
William R. Carey. Plattsmouth.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, UnasgL Arch
Trimble. Gothenburg.
Battery F.
Cadet Captain. Commanding Wlllard
O. Kumpf. Shelby.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Executive Vir
gil C. Blumhorst Syracuse.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant. Reconnaissance
Officer Vernon R. Wiebusch, Merna.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant Motor Officer
John H. Beckwlth. Lorette.
Cadet lat Lieutenant, Unasgd.. Robert
O. Colborn, Hardy.
Cadet 1st Lieutenant, Unasgd. Claik
Kupplnger. Omaha.
The following promotions to the grade
of Cadet second lieutenant tprobatlonal)
are announced:
Bcngtson explains work
of Junior Division Tuesday
Dr. Nels A. Bengtson. dean of
the Junior division, will address
the faculty of Luther College at
Wahoo Tuesday, March 25, on
"The Objectives and Functions of
the Junior Division."
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