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THE NEBRASKAN
life On Japanese Island Compared To University Life By Student
Return To Family And Homeland Anticipated By Okinawan Following 1956 Graduation
i-nPftwJlJfrnT6: VerSityA n 3 ?m2- lF?veZn' differently from ttie state, county said, and all young children are defended Japanese base during
jalSSIa1"! cednfaft0 S&ef SuSSnfSi! quired to attend schoo! until the war) many families were
University student Seiichi Ka- found University life interest- vided into districts and the" dis- ey are 16 years old. sent to Japan, Kashima ex-
shima, a native of Okinawa, ex- ing although much different tricts into villages, with each A plained.
plained his homeland is too far from life in Okinawa. village having a population of OF COURSE, school life is i came back to Okinawa
away to make the journey dur- about 1,000 , persons, he added, very different on Okinawa "Ka- th . ...
ing the summer vacation months. ON THE island, Kashima School courses on Okinawa "J J..7a J.
Kashima, attending the Uni- noted, the land is divided up are comparatively hard. Kashima ?;"uols Ior ys JF1S, ana "--" -"" w
?"mu I stitutions. Also, there are no col
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Here are last week's
winners
Sept. 25
1. Merlin Echrenkamp
$5.00
2. EdSchmitt 2.00
3. Ernie Benjamin 1.00
Oct. 2
1. John Veylupek $5.00
2. DonKausch 2.00
3. Leonard Singer 1.00
Why Don't you enter and be a Winner too?
Look for the CBC on page 4
leges or universities on the is-
at the great changes
the invasion had brought. The
land mn , uie ln Japan wasn i oaa wnue
bo "to Janan tJ LnJ ,Jtr!Xv we wer there, but we had to
go to Japan to attend university. work v.rv ,ar,i oinff trt s.hnol
After the American occupa- and working on military instal
tion began," Kashima noted, lationa"
"The GARIOA began sending a ...
limited number of high school KASHIMA SAID there are
graduates 10 tne united states, three other Okinawan students
In the past there have been at the University . now, Yoshi-
about 50 students a year who go nobu Harushima, Koken Koku-
to the USA for their college bat, and Seiei Shimada.
croAnrwnVber has bee Kashima, majoring in mathe
cut considerably in recent years." matics and enrolled in Teacher's
- College says he intends to return
IKIUK TO the American tn- tn Dlrinaura anA tooxh tuhan
vasion of Okinawa (a heavilv ror-AivAs hi rWri
fAAGEES
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A campus favorite .
shawl-tongue loafers
Whether you're a freshman or senior,
youll like this popular little loafer
with "flaps." It's the perfect basis
for a campus wardrobe.
Not just moccasins!
They're hand-sewn
moccasins!
Brown Elk
Palomino
$95
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Shoes . . . Magee's . . . first floor
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Friday, October 9, 1953
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HELP WANTED
STUDENT WIVES. THE UNIVERSITY
OF NEBRASKA has several attractive
openings for secretaries and typists
who are Interested in full or part time
employment. Liberal vacation and sick
leave allowances. Educational oppor
tunities. For further Information con
tact Mrs. Stehly. Personnel Dept.,
Room 204 Administration Hall.
WANTED Crafts and wood shop In
structorpart time. Inquire YMCA
boys club.
Bus boy wsnted Sigma Delta Tau
house, for noon meals only. Contact
bouse mother. 41 No. 16th. 2-3930.
FOR SALE
YALE, HARVARD, PRINCETON. WEST
POINT, and NAVY 5 large regulation
pennants of the country's most tradi
tional universities, 5 for I2.0O. Postage
prepaid. College Banners, P.O. Box
381, Bradford, Conn.
LOSTTfOUND
Lost Key chain with S keys; on. tire
tester on ring.
Found Ladles gold wrist watch. Owner
may have for cost of ad. Inquire at
the Nebraskan Office.
ROOMS70R RENT
327 So. 11th Room, StnjrU and double;
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October 9-10
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Coma In and Name Him
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2nd Prize
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3rd Prize
RULES
1. In each advertisement on this
paoe you will find two football
games scheduled lor the coming
Saturday. Indicate your choice
of winner by checking the box
next to the team. If you wish to
indicate a tie, check both boxes.
2. Complete entries must be at the
NEBRASKAN office by 12 o'clock
noon this coming Saturday.
3. Fill in your name and address
in the space allotted, the win
ner will be announced in next
Tuesday's NEBRASKAN.
4. Don't indicate scores, merely
winners or ties. Prizes will be
awarded to the person who
guesses the outcome of the most
number of games correctly, and
whose entry is received the
earliest. Staff members of stu
dent publications are not elig
ible to enter.
Name..
Address..
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KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING
ON THE "CAMPUS"
Give them a yoar'a ubscriptlon to
the NEBRASKAN
Call the Business Office 2-7631 ext. 422S
or stop orer to the NEBRASKAN office. Basemen of the Student Union.
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