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THE NEBRASKAN Wednesday, November 22, 1944 JJul VkbhoAlicuv rOETT-rOVETB TIAB SsDtcrlptlaa ar fl.M Prr Irnefln t fl.M far tfcs CVHef Tear. . Mailed. 6lnr!a copy, Cent. Entered as teea-clMi matter at the psstofrlca to Lincoln, Nebraska, ander Act sf Csnrreaa March a, WI9, an at aaeeial rate ! posture Branded far la Section 1103, Act f October S, 111, Aataoriiea September Published fare times weekly on Banday, Wednesday aad mday dartBt teasel year. Fill tor rat ChsmfccrHn Manarlnr Fdltor Mary I.enle Goodwin, Harold Andersen Newa Ed iters Leslie Jcsn Olotfelty. Betty Las Barton, J arret Mason, Phyllis Tcarardcn Business Mansfcr I!! Assistant Business Manerers Lorraine Abransen, MfMred Enrrtrom Knrlctv Fflitnr - Helen Sports Editor . V . - Mail Clippings Pat Chamberlin, Censor Goodwin .Dick Dilsaver Rehabilitation at Iowa State Replies from universities over the country in amwer to the Nebraskan's survey of various rehabilitation pro grams under the educational section of the G. I. Bill of Rights indicates that all universities and colleges are 101 lowing in the main the same scheme as is in operation at Nebraska. A central planning committee as a clearing house for all problems and a general information center, is set up, advisors are assigned returning veterans, special and refresher courses are offered as the need arises, courses taken while in service are evaluated according to the Armed Forces Institute's recommendation, and all uni versity committees work closely with the Veterans' Ad ministration. The State University of Iowa at Iowa City, however, has added one inovation to their general program. En trance requirements for veterans, as at all universities, are the same as for civilian students. If the veteran is a non high school graduate, however, and has not been able to demonstrate his ability to take college work by a specially prepared series of examinations, he may be admitted to the University High School, if he does not wish to return to his former high school. The University High School is operated by Iowa State and is located on the edge of the campus, thereby giving the veteran an opportunity of associating with the veterans attending the university proper. In special cases, where the veteran is a non-high school graduate and can take some university courses but no others,arrangement can be made to include high school subjects at the University High School within the veteran's regular university schedule. Such cooperation between Iowa State and its University High School gives a non high school graduate veteran the obvious advantages of associating with his own age group as well as giving him necessary background work as a basis for continuing his education. It will be extremely difficult, in most cases, for a veteran of from 21-30 to return to his own high school with the high-school aged group. Iowa State has recognized this, and with this provision, will probably draw more non-high school graduates than would return to their home-town high school to complete their edu cation. Arrangements are also being worked out at Iowa so that it may be possible for a veteran, ready for uni versity work, to enter the University upon the first of every month, instead of being forced to wait for the open ing of the succeeding semester. Schedules will be worked out in this case individually based on the veteran's needs Such schedules will contain the so-called "vestibule courses" whereby the veteran may catch up with his classes, and enter the next semester on the same basis as students who took the last semester's work, or he can continue an individual program of study. At the present time Iowa State has over 190 veterans enrolled, which is a top figure in universities over the country at this time. Since the university has had more veterans to deal with earlier, the veteran's service com mittee has had to develop the rehabilitation program more rapidly than Nebraska. The two inovations, vestibule courses and provisions for non-high school graduates in the University High School, have already proven success ful at Iowa, and might deserve study by UN's committee. CLASSIFIED a Vn Pr day. tosi ict t Lha.ffar nn Mnmlnv nnnn in Tltiinn nr hntm.n I n nil RHfl 1HTF1 FT rOPL. Return to Nebnufkan plena. Can't take tests -wltlwut It. 1! woTieny. Authorized Electric Shaver Service hick HaayemtMte and Bentlnrton New Parts, free estimates. Honest work by factory trained aeon One day service. 143 So. 12 5-764 Unaffiliates Attend Progressive Organizational Meeting Elect Your Delegates at 7:00 p. m., Thursday, Nov. 23, Room 316, Student Union REGISTER PROGRESSIVE THURS. 3-6 UNION THIS IS A PATD POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT rni rpm RiMERMAN of Omaha was recently awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross at an Eighth Air Force fighter station somewhere in England. Colonel Rimerman is a T-47 Thunderbolt fighter group com mander. He also holds the Silver Star and the air medal with three oak leaf clusters, ic roitf wilh the destruction of eight enemy aircraft. Shortly before receiving the D.F.C., he was promoted to nis present iau of colonel. ..LT. COL. WILLIAM H. CONGDON, Ml, was recently awarded the bronze star medal, newest award for meritorious achievement authorized by the war department. Lieu tenant Colonel Congdon is second in com mand of the signal section of the Eighth fighter command in England. He received a reserve commission in the army while at UN, and was sent overseas three months later. JAMES MARTIN has been promoted to the grade of sergeant with the 15th A.A.F. in Italy. He is an aerial gunner serving with a Liberator bomber squadron. He enlisted in the Air Corps in November, 1941, taking gunnery training at Las Vegas, Nev. . PFC. RAPHAEL J. TOMAN, former bizad student, is now a statistical clerk in the medical section of the army forces in New Caledonia. He maintains records of avail able beds in the large group of hospitals and aid stations so that reserve space is main tained on each island base. He entered the army in February 1943, and was sent over seas in May of '44. NORMAN BART2 of Lincoln has been promoted from the rank of first lieutenant to that of captain in an Eighth air force fighter station in England. Captain Bartz is a pilot in a Mustang group, and holds the distinguished flying cross and air medal with three oak leaf clusters. From a troop carriers forces base, Eu ropean theater of operations comes word of the promotion of HUBERT J. KIMICK.- REHM,, Delta Sig, from first lieutenant to captain. Captain Knickrehm is a graduate of UN and entered the service in July '41, and left for overseas duty in February, 1944. Lei Said The Better By l Ghtfiky Tin last shaev do? storv. which has ruMhintr whatsoever to do with shacey dogs or dogs of any kind, was not as bad as some due perhaps to the lact mat we swipea it from the Kentucky Kernel of the uni versity of the same name. Anyway, there was a little worm burrowing aiong vnru d He iioked his head un for a breath of air and saw another little worm not far away. He said, "Gee, you are beau tiful. I would like to marry you." "Don't be silly," said the beautiful little worm, "I'm your other end." w Ate lunch out at Ag last week, and sub sequently got shown thru the new foods and nutrition building. The building, like the city campus library, got taken over by the army before the students got in. Now, it is being prepared tor civilian classes again. Since the building will house the foods classes and purely women students, the interior decorations are very feminine. All in all, it is one of the neatest university buildings we have seen for a long time, and rumor has it that it will be the finest foods and nutrition department in the coun try. Far be it from us to deny it. rnA nf the better and more worth-while brainstorms that has blown around lately is the mock peace conference idea brought tViA Mmrais bv Gerrv McKinsev. Gerry attended a Student Christian Movement meeting at Ag a few weeks ago ana ran into an outline of the peace conference idea nhlet there. She liked it and real ized the possibilities of such a conference on this campus. me idea nas aireaay Deen fully explained m the NebrasKan, but sim nlv and. brieflv it is this. Each organized I group on city and ag campus will be given a country to represent ana two aeiegates from the ctoud will meet with the dele- cfltfo from pverv ftther "country" and dis cuss and present plans for settling the peace. The wnoie success 01 tne conierence rests in the student co-operation, it is a marvelous chance for us to learn more about international problems and to pro mote the universitv. "Idea-woman" Mc- Kinsey and the planning committee have worked out the program and plans. From there on, it is up to the students themselves to show that they have what it takes to put over a wonderful idea and do them selves and UN no end of good. Molybdenum, used extensively for toughening steel, is one of the few alloying elements in which this country is self-sufficient. The Friday DANCING PROGRAM 4:00 to 6:00 P. M. b 9:00 to 11:00 P. M. 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When you apply ENDOCREME, it is absorbed beneath the skin's surface to rebuild cells and tissues, to assist the skin to regain its youthful freshness, firmness, "allveneaa" and allure. What better results cab one get for her cosmetic dollar? Why not see what ENOOCKEME can do for yon? Many sopor esceptional resrdts In only K daps. mi rrnum liawilirlsj Saai tats y STREET rtilOft
