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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1944)
MARJORIE M. GOODWIN EDITOR ELIZABETH EDMUNDS BUSINESS MANAGER MARJORIE YOUNG ROSEANN LECKIE Managing Editor Advertising Manager ANNE CRAVEN News Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Edith Newton Published daily during the college year except Sundays, Mondays, and holidays and final examination periods by the Associated Students, University of Oregon. Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice, Eugene, Oregon. ... Until jkat <Jlo*Meca*niM<f We said “goodbye” to you at the train depot last spring, or if it was further back than that your buddies helped you pack your stuff into the jalopy that took you home. We said “good bye”, whether the year was 1935 or 1943, it doesn't matter. And since that time much has happened—to Oregon, and to the world. So it seems good to be able to say “hello” again, wherever you are, whatever camp you’re in. ifc 5{< It’s a different campus in some way; very different. Some thing of Oregon left when you left, it’s waiting for that terrific homecoming that will happen one day. But that doesn t mean that nothing happens, that there isn’t fun and excitement, and a lot of hard work as orders of the Oregon day. There are lot’s of things you’d find very different: soldiers marching to and from the same classrooms where you used to wear rooter’s lids, no competition in registration day line up, a “Help Wanted” sign for a student chairmen of one sort and another, girls hanging up ruffled curtains in your houses, smaller classes—mostly girls, and the trouble about Hierogly phics 120, 121, and 122 (once a five-hour relay) which is only offered in one section, and that section at eight o’clock. t- * * :i= We don't think too much about these differences, we ac cept them, as we accept stiffer courses, harder conditions all round—gratefully. And we aren’t griping over our small dif ficulties because yours are so much greater. In another part of the Emerald we’ve set out the accomplishments of this half year at Oregon. On this same page we’ve printed a good batch of addresses, so you’ll know just about where your classmates arc. The Emerald is an everyday issue, except for the stories you particularly want to read. It will go to 800 servicemen who went to Oregon, the next issue will go to more of them, through the efforts of the campus War Board. We hope it brings back many happy memories to you. That’s our way of saying “Hello” until that 1 Iomecoming above all Homecomings when you come back with vital experience behind you and vital accomplishments ahead of you. M. M. G. MilUaSiy Is all... Opinions on the forthcoming presentation by the soldiers here on the campus of the annual Military Ball vary. A faction is bound to arise, if it has not actually done so already, which will openly resent the generous effort of the campus GI’s to put on the biggest social event of Oregon’s winter term. The members of this faction will say that the army lads are merely trying to throw a dance in order to compete with civil ian ASUO functions and house dances. This is definitely a mis taken viewpoint. The soldiers have nothing to gain by trying to run the civilian students competition. Moreover, the success of their dance will depend entirely on eivilan cooperation, espe cially coed cooperation. And the army boys know this as well as we do. * The soldiers who have been promoting the Military Ball comprise an energetic little group of perhaps not more than twenty active workers. They are alive to the continual presence of a slight friction between soldiers and civilians. On their own time and with no encouragement of any sort, this little group has undertaken to stamp this out by shouldering the burden of the Military Ball. The rest of the soldiers are gradually becom ing aware of what this group is doing, and feeling is predom inantly in favor of it. * * ^ * We may as well admit that if it weren't for the efforts of these soldiers we civilians wouldn’t put out much of a Military Ball. Army sponsorship releases to us the services of Owen Bailey’s fine dance band. It puts the cooperation and good will of 950, or three-fourths of the eligible campus males behind the occasion. Twenty soldiers have been doing a lot of work, and thev're going to do more. 1 low about we civilians taking an in terest in our own social events and helping them? If GI’s and civilians can work wholeheartedly together on this affair, an example will be set for colleges and universities all over the nation. N. Servicemen’s Guide * By GLORIA MALLOY The following list of addresses of our men and women in the service is going to try to serve a two-fold purpose; first, so that you boys in the service can contact some of your old J Oregon pals; second, so that you boys and girls here on the campus can know m here they aid , if you figure on writing a note or two to them. By no means is this column complete. Because of space limitations, only a small portion of the names can be published in this issue. More will be published in later Servicemen’s issue. A/C Harold Basil Abelsen, T.G. 505, Sqdn. 20, Flight 63-C, B. T. C. No. 5, Kearns, Utah. Lt. Allen Hays Adams, Hotel McAlpin, Broadway at 34th, New York City, New York. Lt. Frank H. Albrecht, 12th. Trng. Regt., 58th Bn., Camp Rob inson, Ark. Lt, Rendel Burdette Alldredge, Troop Hq., Camp Myles Standish, Taunton, Mas. A/S Joseph C. Allen, Quarters No. 10, 100th College Trg. Det., (aircrew) Kansas State College, A&AS, Manhattan, Kansas. Pvt. Frank Ellsworth Anderson, Hdqrs. & Hdqrs. Sqdn., Ordnance Sec., 4th Air Force, San Fran cisco, Calif. Pvt. William Dale Anderson, Flight 132, 803 Tng. Gr., B. T. C. No. 8, Fresno, Calif. Clifford Wilfred Anet, Army Signal Corps, Special Tech. Sch., L. A. City Coll., Los Angeles, Calif. Pvt. John W. Arens, A.S.T.U. 3925, Bldg. 6, University of San Francisco, San Francisco, 17, Calif. Pvt. Felix D. Asia, 85th C.T.D. (Aircrew), Municipal University of Wichita, Wichita (6), Kansas. Corp Edward F. Austin, Finance Office, Morrison Field, Army Air Base, West Palm Beach, Fla. A/C Henry R. Bacon, Squad. 44, S.A/A.B., Santa Ana, Calif. Pvt. Loren Elton Bailey, 901st Trg. Gp., B.T.C. No. 12, Sqdm. 14, Flight B, Amarillo Army Air Field, Texas. Pvt. Derwent Charles Banta, Sqdn. 25, Flight 600, 507tli T.G., Kearns, Utah. Pvt. Charles Vernon Barrows, 57th Battalion, Co. C, IRTC, Camp Wolters, Texas. Pvt. Paul Campbell Basche, Co. C, 83rd Inf. Trg. Bn., 3rd Platoon, Camp Roberts, Calif. A/C Raymond Earl Bates, ACB 7s. Perrin Field, Sherman, Texas. Pvt. Tom Baumgartner. 904th Tng. G.P. Gp. B.T.C. No. 12, F42 C, B1310, Amarillo Army Air Field, Texas. Pvt. Don Beairsto, Battery D, 28th Bn., A.A.R.T.B., Camp Wal lace, Texas. Pvt. Robert Charles, Bennett, 39331779, Co. A, 2nd Bn., Bklts 13-5, Camp Kohler, Calif. Pvt. Donald Richard Bessee, Co. C, 398th Engineer Regt., Camp Cla.ihornp T,r. A/C Stanley Earl Bills, Wing 1, Gp. I, Sq. 80 SAACC-AAFPFS, (Pilot), San Antonio, Texas. Pvt. James Norman Biornstad, Co. A, 1st Regt., Ord. Tng. Center, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Mary land. Pvt. Le Roy Norman Bissell, Co. C, 527 A I Bn., 1st Armid Inf. Group, Fort Knox, Kentucky. Pvt. Ray Lee B 1 a t c h 1 e y, 19134878, Co. 5, T 13953, Hdq. I.R.T.C., Camp Blanding, Florida. 2nd Lt. Paul Rudolph Bocci, 261st Inf., Camp Shelby, Miss. Pvt. Bill Bodner, Co. A, 39th, Inf. Tr. Bn., Camp Croft, South Carolina. Pvt. Steve Bodner, 19119802, Btry. A-34, AAR&C, Camp Wal lace, Texas. Pvt. Stanley Nathaniel Boquist, Jr., Co. A, 39th Inf. Trg. Bn., 1st Plat., Camp Croft, South Carolina. Pvt. Dale E. Borgen, 19061638, Flight 12, Sqdn. D. 91st, A.A.F. C.T.D., Shawnee, Oklahoma. A S Norman Bradley, 92nd C.T.D.A.C., Class 12, Alva, Okla homa. Pvt. Keneth Edwin Brauner, Co. C, 90th Inf. Training Bn. 1st PI., Camp Roberts, Calif. Pvt. Robert Arthur Brewer, 718th Trg. Gp., AAFTTC, 72nd Trg. Wing Sq. C, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Pvt. Thomas Edward Brock, 93rd College Trg. Det., Black Hills Teachers College, Spearfish, South Dakota. Pvt. Wesley Abraham Brooks, Co. A, 1st Ord. Trg. Regt., ORTC, Aberdeen, Maryland. Pfc. Delbert Vail Brown, 3932 5337, 47th Repair Squadron, T.T. A., San Bernardino, Calif. Ski Trooper, Donald Gordan Brov,-n, Headquarters Co. Prime, Camp Bale, Colorado. Lt. Robert Curtis Brown, Fitz simmons General Hospital, Den ver, Colo. Pvt. Robert Gordon Brown, Class No. 19042, A.C.T.D., Acad emy of Aeronautics, N. Y. Munici pal Airport, New York City, New York. Corp. Wishard Allen Brown, Co. A, 84th Inf. Tr. Bn., Camp Rob erts, Calif. A/C Stanley Norris Buck, Bar racks 135, Class 43-4 AAFFSS, Ft. Myers, Fla. Cpl. Buck Aaron Buchwach, 858th Aviation Signal Service, Army Aerial Gunnery School, Las Vegas, Nev. Bandsman Bruce E. Buell, Hg. Baty. 104 Div. Arty. Band, A.P.O. 104, Camp Adair, Oregon. Pvt. Aaron Andy Burchuk, Co. A, 83rd Inf. Trg. Bn. 1st Plat., Camp Roberts, Calif. Pvt. Delbert Glenn Burk, Co. C 67 Bn, 14 Regt., Camp Robin son, Arkansas. ‘ Sgt. Leon Everson Burns, 463 Bombing Sqdn., Army Air Base, Toneka. Kansas. Pvt. Robert L. Burns, Co. A, 39th Inf. Trg. Bn., 1st Plat., Camp Croft, South Carolina. Pvt. Blaine Alan Burton, 30th TTS Bks. 792, Scott Field, 111. Pvt. Donald Edwin Bushnell, Co. B., 1st Platoon, 87th Inf. Tr. B, Camp Roberts, Calif. Pvt. Lowell Raymond Bushnell, T.T.C., A.A.F., Reed College, Port land, Oregon. Pvt. Ross Hugh Butler, S.C.U. 1971, Medical Att. U. S. Army, Vancouver, Washington. Sgt. Zenas Butler, 313th A.A.F., Band, Tuckegee, Ala. Sgt. Charles R. Byram, Hq. Det., VIII Corps, Ft. Sam Hous ton, Tex. Pvt. Francis Louis Calise, 3933 0748, A-2-ARTC, Ft. Knox, Ken tucky. 2nd Lt. John Leo Callahan, A. C., Roswell Army Air Base, Roswell, N. M. Cadet Patrick O’keefe Callahan, West Point Academy, New York. Sgt. Clarence Verlin Callaway, Maint. Bn. Co. B. 14 AD., APO 264, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Pvt. Warren John Carkin, Co. C. , 28th Inf., Camp Croft, South Carolina. A/C Duan Laurence Campbell, Army Air Base, Santa Ana, Calif. Pvt. James Merle Campbell, 805th Tr. Gr„ Flight 127, Barr 173 B. T.C. 8, Fresno, Calif. Pvt. William E. Candee, 1911 0347, Sq. 35, Pilot Flight C, S.A.A. B., 1st Wing, Santa Ana, Calif. Cadet George Edward Carey, T.G. 505, Squad, 18, Flight 72-C, Kearns, Utah. Cadet Arthur Henry Carlson, Squad. 5, Flight A, 316th AAFC TD, Cedar City, Utah. Lt. Duane Donald Carlson, 306 Ftr. Sqdn., Dale Mabry Field, Tal lahassee, Fla. Cpl. Richard Alex Carlton, 2nd Eng. Amph. Brigade, Fort Ord, Calif. Pvt. Donald Thomas Carney, 88th Colege Training Detachment, Memorial Stadium, Univer. of Minn., Minneapolis, Minn. Lt. James Albert Carney, Jr., Co. D, Quartermaster Sell., 1st QM Regt., Camp Lee, Va. Pvt. Lino Domenico Cartasegna, 718 Training Group, 72 Training Wing Sq. C, Atlantic City, New Jersey. Pvt. William Avery Cass, IT, Psychological Research Unit, SAAAB, Santa Ana, Calif. George Albert Casterline, Cas ual Detachment, Bldg. T88, Ham ilton Field, Calif. Pvt. Garnett Crawford Clifton, 280 M.P. Co., Fort Custer, Mich. Pvt.. Edward LeRoy Clucas, Co. C, 84th Inf. Tng. Bn., 2nd Plat., Camp Roberts, Calif. Pvt. George C. Cochran, Co. D, 3rd Sig. Trg. Bn., Barr. 54, W.S.C., R.T.C., Camp Kohler, Calif. Lt. Aleck Cohen, 71st Motor Maintenance Div., Fort Dix., N. J. Pvt. Richard Howard Cohen, Co. A. 39th Inf. Trg. Bn., Camp Croft, South Carolina. Pvt. John Woodrow Cole, Co. A, 39th Inf. Tng. Bn., 1st Plat., Camp Croft, South Carolina. A/C Wilfred Eugene Cole, Pre Flight School, Army Air Base, Group III, Sqdn. 1, Flight A^A ACC, San Antonio, Texas. Lt. Nathan Walter Coleman, 1053rd QM Co., Service Gp. (Avn.), Greenville Army Air Base, Green ville, S. C. Pvt. Lloyd Raymond Collins, No. 30103511, Co. B, Replacement Center, APO, Schofield Bks., Wo luawa, Oahu, T.H. Pvt. Newel W. Cornish, Stars Unit 3204, 87th Co., College of the City of New York, 1560 Amster dam Ave., New York, N. Y. Pvt. Albert Henry Conyne, Bat tery A, 103rd C.A. (S.C.) T.B., Camp McQuaide, Calif. Lt. Dean Harry Connaway, ASTP, Texas A & M College, Col lege Station, Texas. Pvt. Keith Bryon Cook, Ad vanced Flying Sch., Hobbs^ir Base, N. M. 'Pvt. Robertson Cook, Jr., Co. B, Reception Center, Fort Lewis, Wash. Lt. Donald Lyle Copenhaver, 23rd A.D.G., San Bernardino Air Depot, San Bernardino, Calif. Pvt. Carl Henkle Copper, Co. A., 58th Bn., Camp Wolters, Texas. Lt. William James Corrigan, 0464024, Station Hospital Army Air Base, Sioux Falls, South Da kota. Pvt. Johnny C. Cortz, Jr., 88th College Trg'. Det., University of Minn., Memorial Stadium, Min neapolis, 14,;Minn. Pvt. Raymond Leyton Cote, Jr., 1st Plat., C6. A, 39 Inf. Tr. Bn., Camp Croft, South Carolina, Lt. James Glenn Cougill, Co. C, 76th Inf. Tng. Bn., Camp Roberts, Calif. Cpl. Don Hankey Coulter, 20th Co., 2nd S.P.R., Harmony Church Area, Ft. Benning, Ga. Cpl. Richard Grifin Chamber lain, ACS Federal Office Building, Seattle, Washington. Cadet Arthur Clifford Chase, Jr., Sqdn. 10, Flight C, S.A.A.A.B., Santa Ana, Calif. Lt. Robert Harry Cherney, 1725 Carlyle St., Tyler, Texas. Pvt. Richard L. Childers, 787 T.S.S.-S.P.-A.A.F. 930 Lincoln Air Base, Lincoln, Nebraska. Sgt. Charles Gordon Childs, Headquarters, 317 Troop Caater G, Lawson Field, Fort Benning', Ga. Pvt. Kay Chin, Training Film Unit, Sheppard Field, Texas. Pfc. Robert Kay Christensen, 4th Fighter Command, Hq. & Hq. Sqdn., P. O. Box 918, Oakland, Calif. Lt. Keneth WTieeler Christian son, Co. H, 506 Parachute Inf., Fort Benning, Ga. Pvt. Harrison Howell Churchill, Co. B, 63rd Inf. Tn. Bn., 1st Pit., Camp Wolters, Tex. Bill Rush Clabaugh, Co. E SCV 1909 Reception Center, Fort Lew is, Wash. Pvt. Clifford Chancellor Clark son, Jr., 39-316-105, 307 M.P.E., G. Co., Coolidge, Ariz. Leonard Macpherson Claih#Ti, Det. Medical Pept., Gardner Field, Taft, Calif. Cadet Beauford Hampton Clem-> ens, Sqdn. 183, S.A.A.A.B., Santa Ana, Salif. Lt. Micheal Lee Clemens, 330th Fighter Sqdn., Grande Central Air Terminal, Glendale, Calif. Lt. Frank Clemons, Jr„ U. S. Army Air Base, Victorville, Calif. Pvt. William T. Courtryman, Jr., S.C.U. 1901, 3555 S. E. Clinton, Portland, Oregon. A/C John F. Cramer, Jr., 3rd A.A.F.R.T.D., King City, Calif. Pfc. William D. Cramer, Joline Hall Rm. 224, Co. F, ASTU 3203, Princeton University, PrincetflBr' N. J. Col. Charles K. Crandall. Spe cial Services Officer, Comm. Hdqs. Fourth Army & Western Defense, Presidio of San Francis co, Calif. (To Be Continued)