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THE NEBRASKAN
Wednesday, February 7, 1945
BY BET KING.
The lull after the storm that
was this week end.
exams have been over for
Marine Flyer B. Nelson Wins
Air Medal, Tells Experiences
Marine 2nd Lt. Bernard A. Nel-lduring the early morning, wait
son, on his return here from the mS for a heavy front to life,"
central Pacific, told of shooting ! aid the malifne. "We didn't
' i nave tn wait lnnir and ns snnn
down one Zero and sharing in as the Japs took offj each of us
one out and went after
"Course Carolines.
a week, air medal
the destruction of another in an; picked
encounter over Ponape in the him.
He was awarded thei "The first one evaded me I
for action. niillpH nn holiinrl unnllior that had
but you have to blame it on' A graduate of Bristow high one 0f our Corsairs in trouble,
something. school, Lt. Nelson attended UN, My fjrc njt jn e zero's engine
The Inkspots Friday night pro-;and 'he college of engi-1 anc cockpit. It rolled over slowly
vided a slight break in the'neen,1S- He enlisted in Novem-'and crashed into the side of the
monotony. Theta Helen Goodwin ber. 1940- anH won hls wings hill."
danced the evening awav with as Hn enlisted pilot in October,! Shares in Kill.
BUI liaWKins, Beta. DU Nina '" ' S"1 '' nivinrr nn annthpr .Tan nlano
I Lt. Nelson shared in the
when his fire struck simul-
Scored Victories. taneously with that of Marine
He scored his Victories while 1st Lt. Joe Shellack of Oklahoma.
participating in a bomber escort! Lt. Nelson said his Corsair was
I mission last March one of the hit only on one occasion. It
art Goldbere 7BT h ive finally' lirsl iana-Dasea strikes ai me was shuck auring a Domoing ax-
made it official with a pinhang-' heavily-fortified Jap stronghold, j tack on Jap-held Mili in the Mar
ing No one was very surprised I according to an army release, slialls. The raid was one of the
They've been a steady twosome' JaP Zeros intercepted the flight' 20 in which he took part while
for some time Speak in of steady' and in the ensuing battle, eight flying from Engebi in the Mar
twosomes, Sallv O'Shea. TheUvenemy fighters were downed and .snails.
is seeing a lot of Phi Delt pledge 'hree probable victories recorded.) "My windshield was shattered
Dan Lilly. Jeanne Marchant. Al-DurnS ,hx battle. Lt. Nelson also. by a 20-milliroeter shell" he said
find in Ernie straieu a .cero uixiing 101 a lane-, anu aunu i &ut a uiuuimui ui
sn 'iiii t rv-r inrta sn.nTiPrrn omcc i vv. c limn in rpn
Thirlcen Year
Old Gels Eager
CINCINNATI, O. (ACP). With
most youngsters his age still in
the seventh grade, Darwin T.
Turner, son of Darwin R. Turner,
Chicago pharmacist, enrolled here
ipday jn the University of Cin
cinnati as the youngest freshman
Scott was there with Jim Riggs ! rensacoia, r la. fie was commis
That's a HpI that rlat wnv hark- sio'ied a year later.
to Nina's freshmen days when
Jim was on the campus.
Steady Twosomes.
Marilyn Adler. SDT, and Stu-
in its history.
The Negro boy, who was 13 in
May, has set as his academic goal
three Cincinnati degrees: Bach
elors of arts and laws and doctor
of philosophy
These will bring the total of
Cincinnati university diplomas in
his family to 14. A grandfather
and a grandmother each received
two Cincinnati decrees: his moth-
killier. four: his father, one. and an
aunt, two.
"There's so much to learn,"
i Darwin told campus officials as
they waived the 16 year minimum
age requirement on the high
school principal's assurance the
boy is qualified for college work.
"But I'm not in any hurry. I'd
like to spend about ten years at
the university
Committees . . .
(Continued from Page 1.)
Committee No. 4 Territorial
Problems, Germany, Union, room
316.
Committee No. 5 Territorial
Problems, East Europe, Union,
i jom 315.
Committee No. 6 Territoi ial
Problems, Central Europe, Bal
kans, Union, room 313.
Committee No. 7 Territorial
Problems of Italy, Union, Facul
ty Lounge.
Committee No. 8 Colonies and
Mandates, Union card room.
Committee No. 9 Treatment
Germany, Temple room 201.
Committee No. 10 Treatment
of Japan, Temple room 203.
Committee No. 11 Ethnic
Problems, Temple room 154.
Committee No. 12 Economics
and Social, Temple room 205.
pha Xi, has
Brockschmidt
a lind in
stationed at
the
base. They've been doing the
town most every night since
Christmas. Jeanne is one girl
the man shortage doesn't seem to
bother.
Seems like everyone is back on
leave. Nell Scott, DG. has been
having a wonderful time while
her man, Lt. Tom Wadner, is
home on leave. Lt. Don Grant. j
Sigma Nu. is spending his leave
We circled over the airfield, and got back safely."
Ohio Coeds Take
Music, Muscles
Instead of Diet
(ACP).
TOLEDO. O.
seeing Pi Phi Carol Clark. Alpha bwomin mua.cbound
.vi iwury rtrmuur nu:, u,t pel let i : n(11...st (nr n,,,.,..
Upper Reveals
AgYWCabinet
For 1945-46
FlightTraining
Government Approved
. School
Flight lessons arranged at the
Union Air Terminal by ap
pointment. 'Night classes for
ground school instruction.
2415 O Street. Phone 6-2885
or 2-6124.
Lincoln Airplane &
Flying School
solution
and Lt.
for a good leave.
"Bub" Gullickson
She
first
Florence
Scott Libbey
wnmpn c rinrmi irv at thr
visited Mary's home then -Bub's";, f -to '
Each night at 11
of
Hall,
Uni-
in Fargo, South Dakota.
Phi Delt Joe Kessler is taking blazes with light and pajama-cladi;";" "sue Fishwood he
last fling before leaving for the. women stream into the room fVom'X,6 ood the
a
Merchant
Phi Betty
the ease.
marine academy. ri ai directions. Their streaming
Stanton is the girl in has been sliehtlv slower in the
Congratulations.
Slim
risk of Lois Opper, president of the ag
IS Hie V A hae annniinpaH Q npur nK
inet for the coming year.
Julie Crom will be the new dis
trict representative; Geraldine
Gowan will be vice-president and
membership chairman; and Mar-
new sec
y
Other members are Mary Louise
Helt, worship: Lorraine French
the lounge!
. f j
. .. and Vivian Ferns, YM-YW co
At last one woman enters with trmnn. fat. K-mQ Th,,.
... . . ... . : l j i J """f"'
Concr.its to Nickie Nickerson, " UJSIC""US """- ""'" .day discussion; Carol Briden
newly elected governor of the fh carefully deposits it on the baugh s(M.ia, cnairman; Virginia
Dorm. By the way, the Dorm's b,elfnd removes the lid FromiBobbitt Estes chairman; Sally
big midwinter party is coming up the box eo .s two black discs. Hammond, publicity; Beth Noren
Saturday night. Sounds fun j'h'h each woman eyes with b social service; Margaret
especially thf formals. baleful glances. The two records,' Griffin literature promotion:
Our nominee for "The Most r ,lat ey, u UJ Claire Kepler, World Mission of
Reformed Man on the Campus"-!' .?re .fj3?!! " h.e. !5rd.the Church; LaRayne Steyer,
Larrvi.'' " " Jr 'J ..'T.u:" ; h Magnet editor; and Barbara
v.a...v. a ""l'""s.iGooddin2. musie chairman.
...ua.T .ii&iiv. inai .jn. .ail, lk.:. ;WH.. -,V : KJ..
. llllllljr CACIl. I.Ca III d
:to the rhythmic strains of what
ever music happens to suit the
exercises.
J The fad has spread to almost
ieveryone in the dormitory. But
jthere remain some who prefer a
O i e tt iew extra incnes on ineir waisi-
OlCflAS I Or iyeiC lines to being crirpled for life.
Larry Wentz. Phi Gam.
took his mother to the Inkspots
LOST-Grc. !i Shacaffer- Life -time pen.
Call Marjorie Tliompson, 2-7371. Re-
- - - - - -
Tbcr i still much Fainnonl's lc
v Cream and Sherbet made ... but
not quite enough lor everyone who 4H3EMv
wants it. Ask your Fairmont Dealer f(
first Veu will get your share. V1 TZ'
Larrv.
TOWNSEND PHOTO.
Dean Bengston
tanks for Neic
Led u re Series
Dean Nels A. Bengston will be
ture series which started Dec. 31
at the university to replace the
lecture bureau. Since the an-'
nouneement of the series. 11 in-'
vitations from three different,
communities have been received
by the university to send speak-j
ers thruout the state.
Prof. Dwight Kirsch. chairman,
ol the university art department,
recently returned from Curtis
where he presented the first lec-j
ture in this community service
program j
Professor Kirsch gave an illus
trated lecture on "Art and Art
Appreciation" for an audience of
teen-aged ftudents of the Curtis
school of agriculture.
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