Tuesday, Tanuary 6, 1948
PAGE 4
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
UN Veterans
Seek to Raise
GI Allotments
Norman E. Walker, the Nebras
ka representative of the Univer
sity Veteran's Organization to the
National Conference of Veteran
Trainees in Washington, returned
to Lincoln with his report.
According to Walker, efforts
were made by the representatives
on the first day of the conference
to secure passage of the Meade
Bill (HR866), before adjournment
of the special session of Congress.
Each delegate contacted the rep
resentative of his state personally
in an effort to scene their coope
ration in the passage of this bill.
Nebraska's representatives all
declared themselves in favor of a
"reasonable increase." When the
bill was introduced, however, it
was tabled because of the "gag
rule" enforced in the last 24 hours
of a session.
Compare Figures.
When the NCVT reconvened, its
subsistance committee compared
figures as to the cost of living in
the states represented. This com
parison indicated that the Meade
bill was totally inadequate. Using
this information, the delegation
unanimously decided to support
an emended version of the bill,
calling for $100 for single veterans
in school, $125 for married stu
dents, plus $10 for each additional
dependent.
Campus News
In Brief
Vespers.
The Vespers' planning commit
tee will meet Tuesday afternoon
at 4:00 p.m. in the Presbyterian
Student House.
Student Foundation.
All Student Foundation mem
bers are invited to attend a get
together party on Tuesday at 7:00
p.m., in Parlors XYZ of the
Union. Skits by the members plus
a ventriloquist will provide the
entertainment.
Charm School.
Regular meeting of coed coun
selor charm school will be held
Tuesday night at 7:00 in Ellen
Smith Hall.
B. T. O. Flyinjf Club.
The B. T. O. Flying club will
hold a meeting in the CJreen Room
of the YMCA Tuesday night at
7:30. Aerial combat movies of
World war II will be shown. All
pilots and co-pilots arc invited to
attend.
Siesta Hour.
Short subject movies to be
shown at the weekly siesta film
hour in the Union main lounge at
4:00 today are "Fun for All,"
"Toonerviile Trolley," "Louis vs.
Godoy P.aer vs. CJalento" and
"Labor Savers."
Nebraska Selecled
Olympic Mat Sile
The University of Nebraska has
been chosen as District 10 Olym
pic wrestling tryout site, Buel R.
(Pat) Patterson, Cornhusker mat
coach and committee chairman,
has announced.
The tenth district includes the
states of Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri. The tryouts are tenta
tively scheduled for April 1-2.
Coach Patterson revealed that
Iowa State College (Ames), Okla
homa A. & M. (Stillwater), and
Lehigh university (Bethlehem,
Pa.) are bidding for I he final
Olympic tryouts slated for early
this year.
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