THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, May 21, 1347
VETS
NEWS
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Lt. Lawrence J. Holan, Lincoln
army recruiting office, and John
lhuily. arts and science student,
presented diametrically opposed
viewpoints about the proposed
universal military training pro
gram during the Tuesday eve
ning meeting of the American
Veterans Committee at the Lin
coln YWCA.
Lieutenant Bolan told AVC
members that UMT's would re
serve their civilian rights and
would not be subject to courts
martial. Rolan also stated that
UMT's would not be sent over
seas. "Now that the Arctic has been
conquered and distances arc be
ing shrunk almost daily, the uni
versal military training ' program
would be a definite advantage to
tuir national defense," Lieutenant
Eolan concluded.
Hanly Disagrees.
"The best preparation for war
during peacetime would be for the
government to underwrite a uni
versal college education program
for the youth of America," Hanly
asserted
Hanly went on to say that, "Al
though the code of conduct for
UMT's would be drawn up by
members of religion, science, edu
cation, industry, and labor, the
khaki' element would loom over
whelmingly behind the civilian
board."
AVC Against I'MT.
Alter the talks a discussion pe
riod followed and individual AVC
members reviewed all the points
of universal military training. At
the conclusion of the discussion
AVC voted unanimously to pre
sent their national AVC conven
tion delegate, Paul Rogers, with a
mandate to vote against the UMT
program.
CORNHUSKER PICTURES.
Merrell Shutt Grant, editor of
the 1947 Cornhusker, has an
nounced that students may pur
chase class pictures and informal
pictures taken for this year's an
nual in the Cornhusker office this
afternoon.
AER MEETING.
Members of Alpha Epsilon Rho
will meet in studio A, Temple
Theatre, at 5 p. m. today to make
final preparations for the Radio
banquet Saturday night.
SOCIAL SERVICE.
The beginning social service
group of the YW will meet in the
southeast room of Ellen Smith
today at 4 p. m.
WORLD FEDERALISTS.
World Federalist members will
meet tonite at 7 in Union Parlor
Y to discuss proposed activities,
Kermit Rohde, president has an
nounced. SOCIAL DANCING.
Donna McCandless will give
rhumba lessons for the advanced
social dancing class at Ag Union
tonite at 7:30 in the Recreation
room.
GAMMA DELTA.
Gamma Deltas will hold their
last meeting for the year Thurs
day night at 7:15 in the YM room
at Temple.
PRESBY STUDENTS.
Presbyterian students are asked
to meet at the Student house at 4
Sunday for a picnic at Pioneer
park. A coffee hour will be held
at the house each afternoon from
4:30 to 6 from May 28 to June 6.
HOME EC FRATERNITY.
Phi Upsilon Omicron, profes
sional home economics fraternity,
will hold a business meeting to
night at 7:15 in the Seminar
Room of the Home Economics
building. President Virgene Ko
varik urges all members to at
tend so that plans for next year
may be formulated.
KOSMET KLUB.
There will be a meeting for old
and new Kosinet Klub actives at
5 tonite in the Klub room.
I-F Council
A meeting of the Interfrater
rity Council will be held Thurs
day at 5 p. m. in room 313 of the
Union, according to Rodney
Franklin, president. Rush cards
will be distributed to all coun
cil members..
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