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2 DAILY NEBRASKAN Friday, December 5, J Jul (Daih ThLhadJuuh FOUTY-FOUKTH YEAR Subscription Rates are $1.00 Per Semester or $1.50 for the College Tear. $2.50 Mailed. Single copy. 5 Cents. Entered as eecond-class matter at the postoffice in Lincoln. Nebraska, under Act of Congress March 3, 1879, and nt special rate of postage provided for in Section 1 1U3 Act of October 3. 1917, Authorized September 30. 1S22. Published three time weekly on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday during school year. Offices Ifnion Building. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT Day 2-7181. Night 2-7193. Journal 2-3330. Editor Marjoria Marietta Business Manager Charlotte Hill Army Editors... Pfe. William Calkini and Pfc. William Chisolm Sports John C. Bentley News Editors Jean Glotfelt), Marvlouise Goodwin, Gliita Hill. Mary Helen Thonn Managing Editors Pat Chamherlln, June Jamlesoi. BISINKSS STAFF Society Laura Lee Mundll Assistant Business Managers Jo Marl.. Sylvia Bernstein Circulation Marnier Bill Korff, S-75J3 All ideas expressed in the editorial columns of the Nebraskan are those of the editor unless otherwise indicated. They may or may not reflect student opinion. V . . Mail Clippings Pat Chamberhn, Censor Students Plan For Post War Era At a recent debute convention in the midwest some post war resolutions were adopted by a group of 75 students. This is a eoinniendiiMe aeeoiiiplisliiiient, one which shows that col lege students, who will be the leaders tomorrow, are thinking of that tomorrow and policies we shall have to adopt to make it glorious. f Other student groups should think about post war plan ning ; they should set forth ideals. But with this they should also be prepared to compromise with other persons wanting the same end, but favoring a different method to attain it. In a democracy everyone has a right to his own opinion. This Inevitably results in a divergence of ideas, which, if we look on them with tolerance, will only go to make our government stronger and serve to eliminate its weaknesses to a great degree. The resolution passed by the intercollegiate conference on war problems is as follows: Kesolvcd that, in order to guarantee the security of na tions, upon defeat of the axis we recommend (1) that, as a first form of international cooperation, a military and economic alliance including Russia, China, Great Britain, and the United States be established ; (2) that next the League of Nations be re-constituted; and that (4) these forms of international organization shall have jurisdiction over international problems and shall have the power to enforce their decisions. Comment To the few people who attend convocations, congratula tions for recognizing an opportunity not often found. ... To the many wlio fail to hear convo speakers, you're missing some thing. . . . Today Dr. Bauer will address students at ti in the Union on the subject of health. Bauer is one of the leading authorities and speakers in the U. S. We've been wishing . . . People would read Emily Post and not comb their hair Avhere food is being served (with special reference to the Union grill) . . . that students would do more than just look at the brightly designed war stamp booths . . . that pennies would begin to accumulate to make dollars for the AUF drive. A story that it too too true: Locale: South Pacific isle. Private: "How do you find a Jap to kill?" Pfc: "Just lay down in a fox hole and yell 'llirohito Is a hi and so' and one will pop up." Three days later, when asked how he came out, the first soldier reported: "1 laid down in the fox hole just like you said and yelled 'llirohito is a so and so'." "What happened?" "A Jap jumped up and yelled, 'So i.s Woosovelt.' The pri avte paused, "How could 1 shoot a fellow republican?" War Industry Registration I am now available for essential work I will be available on or before May 1 Full time Part time Male ; Female 1 Now employed in Now employed in essential industry less-essential industry Not now employed Name . Address Town BULLETIN HOME EC 1MNNKH. Tickets n oil sale today for the tradi tional F.llrn M. Richard dinner sponsored lv the home ee. association. The dinner will be held next Tuesday night at Nt. Paul's church. Tickets are Kite and will k sold only until Friday night. VESTALS OF THE LAMP Vestals of the I.amp will meet today at p. m. in the visual education offices In the west stadium to havs their pirturer take for the Cornnitsker. A rare map of Somerville, Mass., in the year that Tufts college was founded has been given recently to the Tufts library by Miss Susan A. Draper, one of the oldest living natives of Somerville. In the year the map was drawn, 1842, Somer ville, formerly a part of Charles town, was Incorporated as a sepa rate town. In 1851 the town had a population of 3,524; today its population is more than 100,000. The designer of Europe's larg est earth dam that at Sofia, Bul garia recently joined the Army JAMES TAYLOR has recently been appointed a naval aviation cadet and was transferred to the naval air training center, Pensacola, Fla., for in termediate flight tiaining. Jim attended UN for two years, where he was a member of the varsity baseball and basketball teams. BILL HEWITT (Sig Alph), HOUGHTON FURR (Theta X1 and PBK) and NORRIS LEA MER (Phi Delt) have reported to pilots' pre-flight at Maxwell Field, Alabama, to begin the third phase of their training. Only a week to go and several brand new lieu tenants will tramp back to UN from Camp Hood, Texas. Among these will be REN BUKACEK (Kappa Sig, Innocent), FRED METHENY (Phi Delt, Innocent) and BILL ROBINSON (Kappa Sig). Complete, list later. The DU's recently had a reunion when some six of their brothers returned on leaves and furloughs. Among them were Lt. WAYNE DEMING, Tuscon, Ariz.; Lt. MILT MEYER, Camp Carson, Colo.; DICK LUTHER, OCS . at Miami Beach, Fla.; RALPH TYLER, somewhere on the east coast; HUGH WILKINS, Camp Lee, Va., and Cpl. FRED DIE ALEXANDER, Fort Ord, Oregon. Ensign JIM STILWELL, DU, is now serving in the Pacific on the U.S.S. Guadalcanal. "MICKEY" BIERBOWER won his Navy "Wings jf Gold" and was commissioned a second lieutenant n the Marine Corps Reserve last week at the Naval A.ir Training center, Pensacola, Fla. Prior to en :ering the Naval service, Lt. Bierbower will go on active duty at one of the navy's air operational training centers before being assigned to a combat sone (jJsl (pAQAsmL . . . Tlanaf. tRaiprwncL feu mi (letting people to talk about themselves in seldom the easiest thiii'.' in the world. Hut for a coed who is mixed up in a.s many thinfrs as N'ancy Raymond, sin- had less 1o say a limit herself than anyone encountered yet in this se ries. Leaning against a pillar by the Delta (lamina house front door in 127 degrees above zero weather, com pletely at ease in jeans and a red plaid shirt, she volun teered that she is u sociology major, has hazel eyes, and is a senior. After much urging it also came out that in her I snare time she is vice-presi dent of Tassels, vice-president of Coed Counselors, and secretary of Mortar Board. But this was only the beginning, as con versation with friends disclosed. Nancy, they said, has an extremely droll sense of humor, and panics everyone else, keeping a perfectly straight face. Some of her fellow Mortar Hoards aren't sure whether she intends to be funny or not especially since she is notori ously slow and innocent at catching on to jokes. She is very unemotional, they say, and she gets scared in high places. She wants a one-story house in California says even sec ond floors bother her. Men apparently do not bother her. Seems she goes with one fellow only until they get everything "talked out."' and then she drifts along to another one. Nice work if you e get it, Nancy. Research also brought out the fact Ibat jeans and plaid shirt are out of the ordinary for her. She has a rcpulation for being one of the smoother dressed Nebraska coeds in fact one of the smoother coeds. Period. mathematics staff at Washington State college. He is Dr. Paul Nemenyi, Hungarian refugee from Hitlerism. He fled Europe three years ago and has since been teaching at the Colorado School of Mines. Acting on a tip from state high way department engineers, the Texas Memorial museum on the University of Texas campus has dug up skeletal remains of a pre historic elephant in Atascosa coun ty. This specimen which probably stood 14 feet high at the shoulder, will be added to the museum's al ready extensive elephant collec tion. The College of Wooster, O., re cently conferred an honorary doc tor of music degree on Alfred Wallenstein, director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra and for many years musical direc tor of New York's radio station WOR. J U This summer Coe college, Cedar Rapids, la., acquired an 87 acre tract of land near Vinton for cam pus biologists. The land is par ticularly valuable for collection of plant and animal specimens be cause it has never been plowed or used for pasture. The Common Sense club at the University of Texas was organ ized last year to further campua interest in racial relations, im proved labor conditions and civil ilberties in wartime. The name was adopted from the American Revolutionary pamphlet written by Thomas Paine. Take Vitamins for Better Health 50 H&lrver Pf Asm oil i9C loo b $4 $3 Complex A "g 90C turn. 49C Vimms . . , 49C B Complex . . . . 49C 100 A-B-D-Q $460 Oapi A 100 Multiple Vitamin Capsules. High 92C Potency J BO ABDOL Parke $4CJ Daris Caps. ... 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