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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tuesday, March 23, 1948
Warren Backs UMT
In Monday's Speech
California's Gov. Earl Warren
called government the 4 most im
portant business" in everyone's
life in a speech Monday after
noon before the Young Republic
ans group at the Cornhusker
hotel.
He went on to say that the
country "needs spirit to do the
things that must be done," and
stated that younger people should
be entrusted with more govern
mental jobs, as they are in his
own state.
Answers Questions.
But the real gist of the Repub
lican presidential aspirant's ap
pearance came in answer to ques
tions from the floor following
the speech.
In answer to the question,
"How do you stand on Univer
sal Military Training?" Warren
said he supports it and that it is
"essential to the welfare of the
people." The Californian advo
cated training for a few months,
preferably adjusted to the system
of higher education.
Sees Tragic Results.
The speaker foresaw tragic re
sults if the Marshall Plan fails
to work. He stated that "no per
son can underwrite the success of
the ERP." He feels we are com
pelled to try to rehabilitate the
world.
Quizzed on governmental rent
regulation, Warren said he was
opposed to peace-time controls,
except where essential to make
economy work or to lick infla
tion. He said that the basic mistake
of OPA was that it tried to con
trol everything from Washington.
"If rent controls had been deter
mined locally instead of nation
ally," he said, "there would have
been a better result."
Corn Cobs will meet today in
room 313, Student Union, at 5
p. m. All workers and actives
should attend.
World Travel
Tours Set Up
By Columbia U.
Sightseeing plus insight is the
keynote of the some twenty study
tours planned this summer by
World Study tours of the Colum
bia university travel service.
World Studytours, a non-profit
educational corporation, conduct
ed their" first post-war tour the
summer of 1946. It held six tours
last summer. Studytours for 1948
vary in length from 21 to 97 days.
They cost from $230 to $1960.
Tours are planned in Eastern Eu
rope, behind the iron curtain, as
well as Western Europe, South
America, Hawaii, Australia, New
Zealand, and points in the United
States.
Round trip rates for the Euro
pean tours from New York are
about $600. This includes trans
portation, rooms, meals, and ad
missions. Group leaders skilled in com
bining recreation with travel, are
provided to help and observe peo
ple live abroad.
Studytours are a continuance of
the pre-war "Open Road." They
are sponsored to promote interna
tional friendship.
Information may be obtained
from World Studytours, Columbia
University travel service, New
York 27, New York.
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Ti3 spring and the young
man's fancy lightly turns to
the sari thing he's been
thinking about all . winter
. . . the four most important
letters in the English lan
guage ...LOVE...
of course it can be love of
golf, love of tennis, and in
most cases, just' love of cut
ting classes when the sun
comes out for the season
. . . neverihtless, Jove is the
topic under discussion ...
In olden days, at least five
years ago, 'twas the proper
technique to issue vehement
commands of "You're the
only one! You're my life,
my love forever!" from a po
sition of bended knee.
In pre-war days and soon
after, 'twas the proper tech
nique to whisper sentimental
phrases about, "I won't be
away for long! Every day
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