The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, March 17, 1943, Page 3, Image 3

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    Wednesday, March 17, 1943
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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College Men
Cease Worry;
Calls Come
It tool; months of waiting and
worring and wondering, but most
of that is over. University men
know where they're headed now
or at least they know when they're
headed there, to the army.
The ERC has been called up.
The air corps has been called up.
Selective service men have been
drafted, some of them. Left are
the naval and marine reserve,
who seem fairly certain of com
pleting this semester, and the ad
vanced ROTC students, who are in
the same boat-
Nineteen forty-three has been
eventful at Nebraska and all over
the country. In February 142 air
corps reservists were called and
this month about 350 Enlisted Re
serve Corps men were notified of
the date on which they must re
port. Following in a list of all men
called up this year as compiled by
the Daily Nebraskan.
Draftees and
Enlistments:
Air corps: Samuel L. Poteet,
Howard B. Shirley, Richard D.
Silver', Donald L. Forke, Wayne A.
Christensen, Donald F. Bock and
Charles R. Tomek.
Navy: Fred L. Adams, Ivan J.
Hile, Earl F. Jenkins and Gaylord
E. Edling.
Signal corps: Benard F. Sut
ton. Selective service: John C. Art
man, Bill W. Bacon,. Ramey E.
Beachley, Richard A. Bloom, Leo
E. Cornelious, Rems C. Heiny,
Carroll D. Huston, Anton Kashas,
Harold Largen, Paul Musser,
Morris Newcomer, Robert Olsen,
Wesley Rosenstock, Floyd Schle
chte, Donald Spellman, Bernard
Schwartz, John Theodsen, Charles
Thiessen, Hollis Limprecht, Morris
Millman, Donald Muhlbach, Orville
Schmieding, Beverly Whitlow,
Claude Wright, William Bryan,
William Cohen, Clayton Sack,
Richard Thornton, Ernest Alexan
der, Dale Picking, Elmer Maser,
Albert Lagmen, Fred Adams,
Mark Guinan, Walter Goodbrod,
Robert Opp, James Miller, Win
field Denton, James Hanson, Wal
ter Nieder, Barton Kline, Eugene
Davis.
Air Corps:
The list:
Marlow A. Abdnor, Duane A.
Adams, Waco; W. Albert, Charles
A. Alig, Lincoln; Dale E. Allen,
Fremont; Donald H. Archer, Omaha.
Dale L. Babcock, Roy I. Ballan
tyne, Raymond J. Barker, Darrel
D. Beckwith, Justin L. Berger,
William G. Blackburn, Clifford N.
Bloomfield, Robert H. Boecking,
Carl Bolt, Richard S. Bonnell, Ros
coe P. Bornemeier, Robert J. Bos
som, Don F. Bottorff, DeWayne E.
Bourne, Ralph H. Bradley, Dale E.
Brant, Merle J. Brintgar, Dale
Fred Brockemeier, Clarion Buethe,
John R. Brunham, R. Bruce Bus
man. LaVern L. Campbell, Bernard B.
Cecil, James F. Chatt, Frank Y.
Christensen, Albert J. Clawson,
Donald O. Cliftart, Orman M. Cof
fin, Irving Cohen, Mason E. Col
bert, Charles J. Cook, William H.
ook, Charles Ivan Ram, Maurice
D. Dingwell.
Donald F. Delano, Charley L.
Dickey, John R. Dolezal, Lyle I.
Droge.
Charles W. Ellis, Roger B. Ellis,
John R. Evans, Kenneth D. Syden.
Laird B. Fisher, Neil O. Fouts,
Dale C. Fritzel, Milton R. From
kin, Forrest N. Fugate.
Robert M. Garrison, James H.
Graham, Harold E. Grant, William
A. Green, Charles E. Greenlee,
Kenneth R. Greenwood, William
R. Guiou.
Donald R. Hagel, Dale K. Han
way, William H. Harse, Fjancis L.
Hassler, Ralph M. Hays, Dean M.
Hecht, FJory H. Henson, Dale G.
HermanVWilliam D. Hermann, Al
len A. Hetmanek, Charles Robert
Ml, Richard E. Hunter.
Merlin L. James, Roy Gordon
Jeffers, , Lloyd Ronald Jerauld,
Emerson Jones, jr.
Gerald J. Kathol, Jack D. Ken
nedy, Robert F. Kline, Jack R.
Knicely, Owen A. Knutzen, Rus
sell Kreugcr.
Clifton F. Lambert, Richard W.
Bill k- -iWmWbr. P
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Maybe the call will come today, maybe next month, but meanwhile
senior men in ROTC advanced drill keep up to date on military re
leases from the war department.
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Col. James P. Murphy, PMS4.T, looks over one of the numerous
official papers which come to his office daily.
Lee, Stanley D. Liedtke, Homer E.
Livermore, Lesie E. Livingston,
William R. Lowery, Darrel D.
Ludi, Phillip E. Lyness, William
J. Lyon.
. H. Gordon McNeill, James Mc
Vey, P. Alexander MacQueen,
Richard F. Martin, James E.
Mauzy, Herbert E. Miller, Arno F.
Moehning, George F. Morrow, Jim
Ike Mosley, Willard G. Mumford,
Lester E. Murray, Edward F.
Milder.
Dale P. Nahrstedt, Richard
Nash, Dean E. Neill.
Lester 3. Oldfield, Robert S.
Orr, Robert K. Oswald, Rodger C.
Otto.
Alvin L. Peterson, Richard A.
Pettee, Spencer M. Porter, Gerald
L. Powell, Oscar M. Powell, Isaac
W. Premer, Wallace R. Provost.
Robert R. Rector, Elwin A. Red
ding, George P. Remmenga, Hugh
N. Renard, Robert O. Robinson,
Leonard A. Rossmiller, Theodore
Rothkop.
Paul F. Send, Henri J. Sather,
Carl W. Scheffel, William D.
Schlaebitz, Samuel Seifert, Rich
ard C. Seymour, Neal E. Shafer,
George S. Shubert, Dwight L.
loan, Melvin H. Smith, Robert G.
Strawn, Arthur E. Svoboda, Erie
V. Swedberg.
Herbert C. Temme, Joseph Wil
liam Todd, Donald A. Vestal, Fair
bury; Robert S. Vose, Lincoln.
Warren R. Watson, Clifford D.
Wegener, William E. Weigel, Beat
rice; Emmett W. Wendt, Wallace
W. Wicks, Kenneth E. Wirth, Ed
ward B., Lincoln; Robert L. Youn
kin. ERC Men:
GROUP I.
Charles L. Ace
Charles Adams
Donald D. Adams
Frederick W. Albers
James J. Albracht
Harold W. Anderson
Glenn I. Anderson
LaVern L. Anthony
Paul A. Archer
Harry S. Ashley
Willard J. Bailin
Kenneth A. Baird
Haris W. Barber
Robert J. Baylor
Johnson G. Beam
Bruce B. Beatty
Leo J. Beck, jr.
Nathaniel W. Beezley
Donald C. Benning
Robert W. Betke
Forest D. Binder
Kenneth L. Bishop
Morris B. Bittner
George A. Blackstone
Leroy V. Blocker
Kenneth W. Bogard
Harold G. Boker
Joseph R. Bolker
Stanley E. Boyer
Perry Branch, jr.
Robert E. Brandt
Elliot C. Bratt
Charles A. Brim
Charles T. Brown
Robert N. Buckley
Carroll A. Bulwan.
Wiliiam W. Burr, jr.
Dean W. Butler.
Robert L. Campbell.
John B. Cassel.
Charles E. Cather.
Charles M. Cavender.
Leslie K. Chaffin.
Richard W. Chapin.
Rovert A. Chilvers.
August N. Christenson, jr.
Richard T. Claycomb,
John C. Clemens.
Dwight L. Clements.
Morris J. Coff.
James M. Cohen.
Franklin A. Cook.
Darrel D. Copple.
Robert N. Copple.
Sumner E. Copple, Jr.
Maurice V. Costello, jr.
Donald L. Coulter.
John D. Cromer.
Paul J. Curry.
Vincent K. Cutshall.
William V. R. Dafoe.
Allen C. Dale.
John W. Dale.
Edward G. Daniel.
Edward R. Danielson, jr.
Guilford F. Darst.
Reginald E. Davies.
Dale L. Davison.
Norman V. Denning,
lohn C. DePutron.
Bernard H. Diers.
Charles L. Donahue.
Donald E. Draeger.
Thomas L. Drummond.
Walter J. Drummond.
Robert J. Dunning.
Earl G. Eastman.
Russell S. EisenharL
James G. Ekstrand.
Donald F. Engel.
John W. Ervin.
Arthur R. Eversman.
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What is the official word today 7 Two junior men In ROTC advanced
drill read the various messages from Washington, D. C. on the mill
tary department's junior men's bulletin board.
Albert C. Hamersky.
Gene M. Hansen.
Robert G. Hanson.
Stanley R. Hartman.
Francis A. Haskins.
Stewart J. Hauptman.
James C. Hawkins.
Ormand C. Heacock.
Barney J. Heeney, jr.
Robert L. Heins.
William C. Heintzelman, J
Robert E. Henderson.
Elwyn Hetmanek.
Robert W. High.
Donald J. Fahy.
Richard I. Finnell.
George R. Flebbe.
Richard B. Foe.
Warren D. Foote.
Richard G. Folda.
Ray W. Frantz, jr.
Edwin M. Freeman, Jr.
Charles W. Fry.
Richard L. Fuller.
Harvey J. Galloway, Jr.
Cleve K. Genzlinger.
Dale L. Gibbs.
Edward H. Gillette.
Howard J. Gotfredson.
Dean F. Graunke.
Sidney Greenbaum.
James D. Griffith.
Paul J. Grosserode.
Samuel B. Grunger.
James D. Hacker.
Norman l Hahn.
Paul M. Hofmann.
Truman H. Hohl.
Willard E. Hohnstein.
Earl R. Holm.
Robert J. Holmes.
Robert L. Home.
Charles E. House.
George E. Howard.
Howard D. Hunter.
Donald G. Hyde.
Vern A. Ingraham.
Robert J. Irvin.
William E. James
Keith C. Jeffery.
Gordon H. Jenkins.
Lloyd R. Jessen.
Royal F. Jester.
Dwight C. Johnson.
Harold L. Johnson.
Harold R. Johnson.
(See ERC, page 5.)
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