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By DOX PIEPEX
Editor
I hare two serious topics to discuss today. Oae
concerns man's efforts to live wi'.h his brothers
and the other concerns his efforts to live.
The first is Brotherhood Week and the other
is The Nebraska a's safety campaign.
Let vs consider first a wk designed to fos
ter racial, leligious and economic understanding.
The need for srh understanding is obvious. No
matter how tnxifix progress man has mad? in the
fight to destroy prejudice, there is always room
for more,
Germany was the censer of the wiMest pre
judice in recer.t history. Hitler tried to extermin
ate a race gwiicide. His fanatical hatred of the
Jews brought the world the most disgraceful ex
ample of racial bigotry.
But encouraging news about this infamy was
revealed on the camjus Tuesday by Professor Hans
HenfeU, visiting America from the Free Uni
versity of Germany. He said, as he spoke in one
of the many classes he visited, that a "greater
number" of Germans were not inclined to for
give Hitler for his crimes against the Jews.
The status of the German Jew now is almost
one-hundred per cent improved over the con
ditions in the Hitler era.' Of course, the professor
added, it is hard to remove immediately the Ideas
which, were impressed a the German people by
mieuse lau-oemiuc propaganda. n tszi i a pro
cess of one, two or three years," be explained.
But progress is being made where progress
. was most sorely needed.
I would like to think that Americans have come
'as far in recognizing that there is no biological
or mental difference between bumans of one skin
pigmentation and those of another. ...
On the hope that I wont sound too preachy, I
would like to rscommend that every University
student give just two minutes of thought to this
subject. Think far two minutes on the orobtem
of increasing brotherhood. Think of what is im
plied in the word brother. Think of the efforts
yoa have made toward increasing brotherhood.
you can make yourself a better world citixea. this
column has scmmplishei something. Thought is
always better than sermons. You make up your
cram misi. Think about the progress the Ger
mans are making toward solving their roost dif
ffinaSt problem.
And now, the problem of a driver's respoasi-
NEBRASKAN EDITORIALS
Whenever an Individual has bis life and pos
sible the life of someone else in his hands, he has
a terrific responsibility. Unfortunately, this re
sponsibility Is often disregarded. It is easily dis
missed if you are in a hurry. .
But remember that driving is a matter of life
or death.
This point was driven home most dramatically
last weekend. Two University students are re
covering from serious injuries in Lincoln hospi
tals and one student is dead all due to automo
bile accidents. It is a sad commentary on mod
ern society, but it took their accidents to bring
the importance of safe driving to the fore
Saturday afternoon the same day of the Van
Honse-Spear accident on Highway 6 Paul Wil
liams of the World-Herald called to ask if The
Nebraskan would cooperate with his paper in a
Crusade for Safety. He suggested that the acci
dent earlier that day would be a good excuse
for a campaign in our paper.
We need death to remind us of the impor
tance of safe driving.
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
From Tho Glass Box
WORLD
REPORT
Shty-Two Lobbyists
Registered At Capitol
The citizens trying to get more,
answers to questions about the re-
8y PAUL MEANS
SUff Writer,
TODAY'S HEADLINES . . .
President Eisenhower sternly
warned Congress Tuesday that he
will veto tax-slashing legislation.
The President also: (1) con-
.rv rlmr,t Tniman
the Russia A bomb, (i) rejected tir". V -IT : t .wl :.z: .
AdJai Stevenson's brand of "big" 7s ,,vn "av,r ,
deal - (3) expressed concern oven0' 50 uca ?? clear 8'55J,0k5n
3ffsin farm nnp jnr1 l uu wira
Pleaded no official knowledge of communications can not give the
r.v plans to blockade China. fho!e picture of Capitol goings
The Chinese Communists charge,.'- 11 ?"u' '"t"'1" ut,lc "J
that 43 American war planes newsprint than there is.
raided Chinese territory last Sun-i Every year the homebound.
day. . . . The Reds claim five workbound citizen reads of the de-
American jet warplanes were shot feat of a bill that seemed to him
down in the raid. . . . The Com- one of the most progressive mea
munists charge that the planes sure up for consideration.
strafed and dropped bombs. "Why did such a sound bill
conaemnea atom spies juuus fa:T he veils. i
and Ethel Rosenberg were granted; Frequently a major contributing!
Ha! Hasselbalch
this state should they be studied.
A unicameral senator is nonpar-,
isan. He, as the politician says,1
has no "political responsibility.
Theoretically Nebraska senators
are working open-srindedJy to en
act the best legislation. If causes
of a party platform are not im
planted in the minds of senators.
an unwholesome special interest.
well lobbied, can have a disas
trous effect on state legislation.
.OKLAHOMA A&M
'Hardening
indefinite stay of execution factor is pressure from lobb vists. "N f A A
tday by the U.S. Court of who can work either for passage, Ul fYlOrGlS
an
iTuesday
Appeals.
Militarists Advocate
The Nebraskan published a feature story on I . . ...
young drivers on the back page of today's issue. I newiiumy
Since young people like to drive and are apt to!
drive more carelessly than their elders, the in
formation given ia that story should be of vital
interest to every student
nrDiTORi vot.-
tto. "IIM tor
who can work either for passage
or defeat of a bill.
Paid lobbyists are reouired to
register with the secretary of state.
They supoosedtv tell the account
at their disposal the amounts re-
Dangerous'
(From the Oklahoma A. A
Daily O CoIlerian)
wnrl-iv February 18, 1953
TWO ON THE AISIE
Al Jolson's
'Jazz Singer'
Refilmed
The first talking motion picture
in history was a film called "The
Jazz Singer" starring Al Jolson.
Now Warner Brothers have made
a new version of that same story
starring Danny Thomas and Peggy
Lee.
There is nothing terrific about
Peggy Lee's acting ability but the
atmosphere becomes a little
hyper-charged with tension as she
sings a song she recorder aooui
pisrht months aco called "Lover."
The arrangement in the movie is
the same as the record, ana inai
is good.
Dannv Thomas sings a few
songs which left me rather cold at
the first of the movie, a iivue
later you felt as though you were
at home watching the TV set as
Danny routined his way through
a night club appearance. Toward
the end of the movie Danny
sounded much better. One of the
M.
nrnrmifa ott. tw 1 i ml
Ltecvfc Jii Ij Jtmmd imJ 'wnm "U aisourseo employer. - ' . 7 rt-c Thi tnrrhv
. ... . emnlover's address. biS5 thev They never have been, and onlv rth of the Blues.. This torcny
TOKYO-Japanese mditansts. MfrS-the inort idealistic thinker would es song is hard to do badly,
using many of the same slogans .of SwSrn filial satemen at they ever will be. ut only once in a while jio you
doren years ago. are raising h ,LlJ,atements aretWhen you enter college it is .s'hw it sung with so much verve.
, ,v? LV1 Ki ir) Tuesdav 62 lobbyists were listed sur " n occasional class cut Plot Well, believe it or not, for
Says to put the Ctg eliUl intO , :J . ...that man- tt vn.ir h3hi! anA 3 mno-il uSic mnvio has consider-
1, n itsw- ji.iiii 1 a laroiiir nam nw wm - ----- - - - ..-. -
me vio
MfUvja -wA fViMvr a-ac T?-t ?erP r
tvv -UUM . xiuev want to re-arm.
build its militarv might .ost of auonai i-;:e (ns"r
them are former war criminals v"v -croum 01 .
continually in a hurry to get somewhere even
if he has to waste time after he arrives. Be
cause of this, we see young drivers rutting cor
ners and skidding away from stop stree.
WHratVa irkiW). t mim. tv.. ideas will chance. This all enters able olot. Furthermore.
COn- , -. , , . . intn i ha? wt.i DrwvcAlv fa!! s lsS-! drknu.H.. mi)3w 1a uA"P in and
ic ..:...- :,. w: I u u:uwwt njwiwn was 5ecar?CT ..... - -r- -
Five railroad unions are fananc-
eral education." ;out between the more than 10
sonss that make the movie a
Tha freshman student awav musical. The story involves a
from home for the first time does family named Goldman who have
not have a chance to remain the been cantors for six generations.
vast difference between the coals
me moral 01 we case is evweni: ine me you 'of Japan s old military crowd and
The United States also is clam-
American sources c'aim there is a in? ,OODies- Largest listed is a same starry eyed lad he was be-j! Danny Thomas Is the seventh
B.jro croi"--. tvre nis inirTxiuciion 10 some con-. veneration uoiamaa wno wims
J cepts of Hhe ivy years. In a way to be a jazz singer instead of a
save may be your own. It is a
moral. But it has its punch.
drivirg might have saved the life of one of our
fellow students.
ful driving may be yours. Then, again, it might 3 Japan's general
be that of another student, a Lincolnite or a visitor.
But it will be a human life
tiris- mA hhe posts whiph iTnitMl State !! "ao manasemt;. ana trues. . uus is gooa. 11 wouia ce a junior cantor, tt.s tamer nas orpuni.
fwould 1 ke to se Jaaan adoot. interests finance some of the tragedy for a graduate to enter Datnnv up to be a cantor since
Sale, more alert j" - ejrominemt InhhiM If l.-JtK.-rth harvl -r fr.-m .-.Miow , H K-V Kfrth in) nmnv't t-
w . w . are well baianced on sjch cues-the idea that thev give awiy.fusal to take over
4s uitl K r v litlkd. ijl.. !. 1. . "e 1 . . . 1. K! toiwm
Col. Masanobu Tsuii, m a tK . j -t .v "r ; ... k k
mem&er off Parhameirt and one or tv- m J n w r ru ..ka
wj -I L ; ;rJI concLce. thouch slanted informs- maybe even know a girl who heritage. Of course to be a good
r , "ion. The answers to the questions could not be classed along w tth musical every
Lmh iZl VZjTiL aZ? Bu t aw must the
to this problem is thought- Pf MS ble to consider a3 reports to I
. , , ... 1 nor me Kusssan bloc. He wants to;K:Jj..Ti . . ...
L m cannot forget safety miw old lradiUoos cf Jap- fl'f I Ml be!?ef,t fro:r5 f'
The best answer
steady, alert thought
for a minute because anything can be unsafe The
Nebraska it's campaign win be concerned mostly
wish driving safety, but dsol forget the other
important aspects.
Just remember that driving is a matter of life1"5 some 10.000. intent upon dis
or oea'ih.
be commended, it is not as dan
cerous as the mnfral lurnmiar
that hut result I'ntainttv mn.. 0a l
ervthing has to turn out
all rjght in the end. It does.
"The Jazz Singer" has its tno-
intents of emotion, which are not
It has some very fine
Should 18-Year-0lds Vote?
lf you're old esamsgh to fight, you're old esxwugh
to waft.9
This represents the primary argument cf ad
vocates of a ball mew before the Leg&Latstre, which
womli lower the voting age in Nebraska to IS.
If mea can be registeTei for taajtaxy service
iaea they aire IS years &&. tJse argiament nms,
tbey ought to be able to help determine who is
to lead the ccmntry.
The cM-emaiftglJ-to-fjfiJ-t argLanent has beesa
used noi any ia Xetraska but also to a niucmber
f caasr states w5aere It-year-olii vcftiisg has conje
to the atlezr-km cf the legislxburc. The reasKKning
has a lot i merit to it for iskdeed it seeants
tmfslr that a man s&suH be fenced t.o bear
for a country aim iboe gfvemaiieiat fee has no
vke.
But naere army lwrvk dce mot bestwr wtirg
righls to aBem wiaa are snabjael to selective serv
ice fir cose year wiless Chey are students or are
citizens cf a eoustry whidt has matSe special
treaties with the TJisJIed States.
Why them shassli service i Sib armed tanoes
todicate that 18-year-afii are prepared to rote?
Japanese to look after ' trem- .Lo0'es 4re menace when a duct ro3y be only moderately pre-Jmusic. The acting? Why mention
"e!ves inui mmra d aumi ue uojr (ijj- wiwio nag nuami, j who goes to a musical to watcn
Tsuii has an organization of T1"5 '"ITC'"3' V 5 . . T. S K anyone act?
former military oncers, number- T.Jn arl Th, Jazz Sin.er must have
iiw vijummi wvu jr tAiJia iiv CaX.iiX, w a j aRAJ. i
i.sw !! ; wwan 0wrl rff arfa !FimAf;t rkHilCf
Sir Howler things have pro- ent into the theater thinking
TheT t leaT majority of lobbies are gressed too far when the student "bout a test I have tomorrow, and
rrusJmewat Watte? to h irking on budget bills, darectly actually beliexes that all he does fve forgotten all about it.
orMLa or indirectly. Hundreds of groups is just the -modem" thing to do. This is a light, and kiting musical
s l would lake to see more money and perfectly acceptable. Ke is hst e with a nice feeling
Most leaders in the current " 5k!EJ" of !i0 S7mps have then well along towards becoming inside.
Shigeru Yohica government seek ra"tneT !rea,.T s" send lbbyls. a ffull-fledsed member of the If you can onir take time out
tto manimize" these ultra-nationalist fP ?v around ' the growing cult of morally degraded for one movie this next week. I
movements. Thev claim the par Capitol expressly to see that end unscrupulous "contemporary, suppose Marilyn Monroe mill get
liament is overwhelmingly against t5,neT is S3T41- thinkers" that are undermining the toss and you'll go to "Niagra."
L.,w....'r tii iA'trorasuLa arr be jisc nmc ueveni conrepts pi mn 11 vqm nave on your
(hands see "The Jazz Singer" too.
sarily Jess mature than they wild be , rjj-- jrtioSbgSS S tn X?u
jenough to American diplomats'
.here.
The United States womld like to
help Japan build an army run
partially by civilians and by of-!
Just because a man has attained full stature, a
mature wind ami an active interest ia his coun
try, he is w& fitted for full citizenship. Before
this right ran be granted, the man must have fleers who believe in democratic1
been driven by his interest to use his nsiad enough Frmc;p.s.
to acquire at kart a working Pledge and Hh-Str IS weouS
derstandirg cf his cation. ijliace' to see Japan prepared to de-
This is not identical with the information he fend itself against COTaanunism to
obtains from text books, i; relieve tne American Army.
lAavy ana ajt rorce I vast re
sponsibilities in this part of the
world.
STOUN GOODS
UmtaiMedDy the reatwam thai . IB-, IS- and 25-year-olds
hve bewi relused t3ae right cf fran
chise is cot that they are less strong than 21.
year-olfli m Shat they are red lew rapidCy. The
What dtoes this mean? It means samply that
even though a person were to attain maturity of
mxiiod aad body at IS, he should not automatically
be given the right to participate in government.
Capacity of miad does not smSwlslMte tor "HlOrOntO lODOr
perience cf mind. Only through an extended work- 'j i
ing relatiosifhip between a mature mind aad the ffy r f en n
fuaactaoaingj of gwenameiat is the uaderstanding w vUllCMw
necessary far v-sting acquired. ,
This is sxA the same as becoming old enough wPOITS IvGVS
m Mii,iny jmswutyi ajairw ri'tfi)iWTJJiL WVlUu
Whea the argument, f you're old enough to'
fight, you're eld enough to vote," is wcA to 3
vocate a Itwered voting age, Just remember that
the United Slates it more than what is represerted
oa a basaeSf It
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Yesteryear At UU ...
By DICK BALSTO
Staff Wrtear
By rTG BABTTVEK
Staff Writer
Stodents at the Umiversarv of.
ITorossto will ro locgr be reading:
Isports rows ia the Varsity, cam-i
pus paper. j
The editorial board of the Var
sity explained that the action was!
JEt all of what we call Amerjca can be de-.mii eh iam-,.i
rearoa tc evift even that 2year-oiis are ueoes- ffeaded -i1h tork and naoriir. o. Wri- a,iM n
31-feeling -jSh members f the!
sports department
The editors felt that the fiunc
taoa of a mrrrptsper was not to
overglainonze c&Dege sports with I
ootoriiul language ana blown-up,
Dacfcures.'" In Uieir cmimitwi. osr-
alo. Btwever, the Jiebratkaa went a editorial :emTjhsL$is m sports b-as helped:
record at that time r35! the opinion that the de-!"11 campus herces" cf foot-1
vtctopfflect cf class spirit was prhMy an impos-1 M P1?5
sahle task aad mKretwer, argued thai it was no-jj The Awxiated Women SJu-l
desarahJe. i'dents board at the Urajversitr cf
t ;Wyojinif3g mneafJy went against:
; campiuf trend ty voting that a re-!
Tfce develtspmeiil cf class spirit m the under-'.porter ftx fee (university newspa-j
gradwate develops an attitude wiaada is far Smm fca- a S1 to a3 heir
apjpriato to edtioaal purposes. Even rTheDpte trBI be iflmd'
from She pranks and disor.derly actiwsis f the to ewer all proceedings except for;
met which were perpetrated as a result cf class''"0"" sessions" where to-
nwabLrv. h- remajnc it jnK.1W.rxm iu-,u" turn miv o5is,iueineia.
c siupertority so defly to progress f the Uni
versity as a umified tostdtfutiwa.
For Spring's Smartest
Th ft'om it mH tor 18.51 at rL From the
swjppwrt givea ia Che last few years it may be swrne
tine before St is re-instated cms the social calen
der al 54 ever is.
la 12S2, bowever, the Proas was ne cf the
Llggeett dsjaces given arvd was the last mnyx so
cial erect cf the season. Ia th.ait psrtiailsr year,
the Praa garnered wawe attendarkoe ttSaaa ar:y cf
the ber formsl ereKtt
Ja&e YwuKgrtoo, pretty (fby 1S21 standards'),
cl3eade Kepja Alpha Theta, was presentod as Pram
Girl to t2ae mare tluos 508 coupons atlemding. Her
tde 3Ky aad his reheetra plyed fior the event
and the f.tured vojalM was "pypular beauty and
ix-.g5T ItoaWJfey Lroour. (Yet Sitae real DsSty)
For peop who worry about'
adverse pub3ity in the press
cwes KJjit cwsBScletiWO from the
B5dr.'T M.wuHiaiiB Cofflesian:
My cwo cpiiJjiwj as that class spirit has ncrfh-! At Seast ne-fiflh cf the people'
mg to do wia the dance ftoeU. Eifijer the Mea?iLl"ra T' wwn'
behind the Priwm has fto3ed to erniftmse party- TJ-je best newsswoer has on!r
gers, r the dajiioe bas net been planwied well .,ut 7lG' tfl5J dastributicn.:
That vsg-je, abstract tens tot is betog hr-n ugh to atoi attcodaae. At any rate, stu- SfcScrto
arexuatt o mciaa vksj abs sparj ant-raea mjk-jj wj vry piam, ana .paper.
etiitsksa abwst the Ptb back m the gwd Id days he SasevitobJe has fioaUy bappesfd.
Tha Daily Nobraskan
iTTrr-rntf r yeae
Mealser: AaMcialed CCegtte IYesstoteftllegtale Press
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One-half cf those who see it,
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don t unamsuijsd it
One-haif cf those who under-
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riw'i The rest that fa beJieve it, are!
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