Sunday, January 10, 1943
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Society...
BY MARY LOUISE GOODWIN
Diamonds are still falling around
here like dew. Bessy Hebanthau
is displaying one from an engineer
and Matgaret Weld received hers
for Christmas from Lt. Don
Emory. Maybe it's . our writing
but anyway the printer got all
mixed ip on Friday's column and
no doubt so was Larry Huwalt
for it was from him that DG
Eloise Mainline received the dia
mond and Ann Stevens Tri Delt is
the girt who wears Lt. Bill Hiles
man s ring.
And a year ago Christmas Dale
Bradley went home with Al Zik
mund and met Mary Browning.
They met but most unenthusiasti
cally. Somewhere along the line
they decided that thoy weren't so
bad after all and this Christmas
Dale gave Mary a diamond.
Herbie's Unhappy
Herbie von Goetz was one fum
ing boy Friday night when some
practical joker at the Alpha Chi
party announced tnat Herbie had
been married during vacation.
The crowded conditions on
trains these days has reached an
all time hiph if you should ask
2BT Leonard Stein. Seems that
he and Betty Hohf nad to ride in
the baggage car along with all the
suitcases and several other stu
dents, f.nd Leonard got so inter
ested in a little game of poker
that he didn't notice that his pin
had divrped off and Betty was
wearing it. This little incident
cost Ltn five dollavs 'cause he said
that girl would never wear his
pin.
I It or Isn't It?
Heltn Johnson, DG received a
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ARMY AIR FORCES NAVIGA
TION SCHOOL, San Marcos, Tex.
Capt. Carl F. Heinz, a UN grad
uate, has reported to the new
Army Air Forces Navigation
School at San Marcos, Tex,, as
personnel adjutant
Captain Heini was graduated
from Nebraska receiving a degree
of bachelor of science in 1937.
Commissioned originally as a sec
ond lieutenant in the Infantry Re
serve in June, 1937, Captain Heint
has served with the Army Air
Forces Training Detachment at
Tulsa, Okla., with the A. A. F.
Training Detachment at Stamford,
Tex., and at Kelly Field, Texas.
He became a first lieutenant early
in 1941 and was promoted to a
captaincy :n February, 1942.
black onyx ring with a small dia
mond in it from Bob James, ATO.
She says it doesnt mean a thing
but she wears it on her left
hand. . . .
Last night saw Larry Went Phi
Gam and Alpha Phi Dorothy
Hanks having tun as well as Jack
Hogan and KKG Mary Claire
Clark. This last couple seem to
be enjoying each other's company
more and more frequently.
Phil Kant or asked us to send
greetings to George G. at the Uni
versity of Chicago which we are
doing at this time and if anyone
else has personal correspondence
we can handle thru the column for
them just let us know. It fills
space.
Theta Dorothy Thiesen and Beta
John McCarthy have sewed up
their romance for the time being
anyway, with a Beta pin.
Another diamond in the Theta
house makes the score seven the
girl wearing this one is Toni Mc
Quiston and the donner is Lt
Jerry King.
Glen Eloe of the Pioneer Co-op
has been to Chicago again to visit
Louisa Malster. This will make
about the third time since school
began this fall, all of, which is
making the rest of the boys
wonder.
Southern Cal, Nebraska Debate Post-War
Plan for United Nations Federal Union
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A University of Southern CalU
fornia team composed of Seymour
Vinocur and John Baird on a
transcontinental tour, and Frank
Matoon and George Blaekitone,
representing UN, debated in a
non-decision argument yesterday
morning at the Temple.
The subject was, "Resolved, that
the United Nations should estab
lish a permanent federal union."
Over 35 persons heard the debate.
The Trojans arrived from the
University of Iowa. Previously
they had debated the University
of Chicago and Northwestern. The
next lap of their barnstorming
tour will take them into Colorado,
Utah. Idaho, and Washington.
Vinocur, U.S.C. debate captain,
and Baird are western states' de
bate champions as a result of a
tournament held at San Jose,
Calif., in November in which
major colleges of the west were
represented.
Attending Banquet . . .
Safety Experts Complete
UN, Government Course
. . . On Principles and Rules
First safety principles course
for safety experts sponsored by
the federal government was com
pleted Friday niht with a banquet
at the Hotel Cornhusker.
Attended by 44 safety experts
from the nine states of the Sev
i enth Service Command, the course
I gave intensive training at the
l university in elements and rules
of safety. Those in the course
j attended three class periods, or a
i total of nine and one-half hours,
I daily except Sunday, since the in
j cept ion of the course Doc, 2S.
I Serves as Model
Offered by the university at the
j request of the government and the
Seventh Command, the course is
serving as a model for a similar
training to bo offered by the
Sixth Service Command, in Chi
cago, in the near future.
Trainees were members of civil
ian or military staffs at aid bases,
munitions depots, ordnance plants,
etc., throughout the country. Sub
sistence and travel expenses were
paid by the government for each
trainee.
Boucher Speaks.
Speaking at the group's banquet.
Chancellor C. S. Boucher explained
the expansions that have been
made by universities to meet war
time emergencies. "These new
educational activities will be re
vised to serve new purposes when
peace comes," he said. "However,
they will not be abandoned. Edu
cation will have a renaissance
literally a new birth in the num
ber and variety of persons to be
served, objectives to be obtained,
and effective means of measuring
the attainment of educational ac
tivities." Prof. William L. DeBaufre act
ed as toastmaster at the banquet
Other speakers were O. J. Fer
guson, dean of the college of en
gineering; Col. Mayo Darling of
the Seventh Service Command;
E. C. Forsythe, safety engineer;
Seventh Service Command; and
Thomas J. Bruce, Camp Carson,
Colo.
Inlcrhouo Council,
BAItW Meet Monday
Members of Interhouse Council
will meet tomorrow at S p. m. in
the Barb office in the Union.
BABW members will hold a meet
ing directly following at 8:30 in
the Barb office.
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