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Robert B. Crosby Will Speak
At Federalist Convo Thursday
By Eugene Berman
Lieutenant Governor Robert B.
Crosby will be the speaker at a
university convocation sponsored
by the university's chapter of
Student Federalists, Thursday at
3 p. m. in the Union ballroom.
"A Nebraska Approach to
World Government" will be dis
cussed by the newly elected Lieu
tenant Governor, a former mem
ber of the Unicameral.
Speaks to Republicans
Recently speaking before a
meeting of the Young Republi
cans, Lt. Gov. Crosby won state
wide acclaim for the views he
expressed concerning represent
ative government. A veteran of
the past war, he has suggested
progressive legislation in many
fields, even advocating the abol
ition of the office he now holds,
claiming it is "useless" and that
abolition of it would save taxpay
ers money.
When asked whether he be
lieves that the United Nations as
now constituted is capable of pre
serving lasting peace, he answered
"No." He thinks further that the
United States should make ths
goal of world government the
central core of our foreign policy.
Believing that world govern
ment can best be achieved by
ultimately converting the United
Nations into a Federal World
Government, Lt. Gov. Crosby
Kullmaii
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Maxwell House, Firestone and
Great Moments in Music.
Schubert Opera
His program for Monday night
at the Stuart theatre includes, in
addition to operatic arias, a por
tion of Schubert songs and groups
of English, American and Italian
numbers. Listing three arias he
will sing familiar arias from "Rig
oletto," "Carmen," "Manon."
Press Clubs . .
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Chi and Theta Sigma Phi, pro
fessional organizations in journal
ism for men and women, respec
tively. At this time the Nebraska
School Press Directory, published
by the School of Journalism, will
be distributed.
GREETING CARDS
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sur?ests the eradual strengthen
ing of the United Nations and
working along the outlines of
Article 109 of the UN's Charter,
which sets provisions for the
calling of a new constitutional
convention.
This is the first of a series of
monthly convocations with pop
ular and well known speakers
that the Student Federalists are
planning, according to Milton
Field, program director for the
organization. He also stated that
an outstanding feature of Cros
by's talk would be the question
period at the end that will pro
vide students with an opportun
ity to ask him any questions that
they might have concerning his
talk.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
ROTC Band
Selections
Announced
The program for Sunday's con
cert of the university's ROTC
symphonic band has been released
by Donald Lentz, associate pro
fessor and director of the band.
The comprehensive selection
ranges from the classic Richard
Wagner to the currently popular
Cole Porter. It includes among
its longer works: A symphonic
overture, "The Beautiful Gala
tea," by von Suppe; "The Ring
of Niebelungen," an orchestral
exerpt from Wagner's "Brunn
hilde's Awakening," and the tone
Plan Now To Attend
PREMIERE
'THE SEA of GRASS'
Starring
Spencer Katharine
TRACY IIEPBUKN
Robert Melvyn
WALKER DOUGLAS
8 P. M. WED. FEB. 26
STUART
All Seats 76c
Regular Engagement Opens
Thur., Feb. 27
No Price Advance
OliCEOVERf
and a clean
shave!
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Free Variety Show
Michael O'Shea & Susan Hayward
"JACK LONDON"
The Story of the Famous American Adventurer
8:00 p. m., Sunday, February 23
Union Ballroom
poem. "Moldau," by Smetana,
Amqng the shorter works are
Cole Porter's "Begin the Begume"
and Sousa's "Semper Fidelis."
Bonnie Compton, will play the
piano solos in "Der Rosenkava
lier" by Richard Strauss; "Eagle
Squadron," by K. Alford, and
"Triplets Are the tinesv oy
Henneberg will be played by a
cornet sextette.
The complete program:
March. Opus M, Prokofieff.
Friday, February 21, 1947,
Orertor. The Beautiful Galatea,
Buppe.
BrunnhlMa'l Awakening, Wnpnf,
Tha Moldau, StMtana,
Concerto in A. Minor, Grief. AllegT
Moderate
Betty -Comptoa, Pianist.
Waltsea from "Der Boaenkavalier,'
Stratus.
March, Eagle Squadron. K. Alford.
Triplet are the Finest, HenBeberg.
Miss Modlln. Messrs. Tomek, Keim, 3.
Ktllian, Hynek.
Beg'n the Beguine, Porter.
Can bean Fantask. Morrissey.
March, Semper Fidelia, Boos.
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