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University Daily Kansan Friday, January 14. 1955
Soloist: De Roy Rogge will be featured as soloist on the baritone horn in the annual winter concert of the University Concert band. Rogge will play "Scherzo" by Edwin Goldman.
Winter Concert Will Be Sunday
The annual winter concert by the University Concert band will be presented at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Hoch auditorium. Russell L. Wiley, professor of band and orchestra, will direct the band.
The program includes Handel's "Royal Fireworks Music" which was commissioned by King George II of England for a giant fireworks display in 1749. "Les Preludes," a symphonic poem by Franz Liszt, is probably the most familiar classic on the program.
For the first time in several years the band includes a trumpet trio, which will play "Bolers" by Walter M. Smith. The members of the trio are Mary McMahon, Don Shaffer, both education juniors; and Bill Littell, fine arts sophomore.
De Roy Rogge, education junior,
will be the baritone horn soloist in
"Scherzo" by Edwin Goldman. A
Spanish march, "Amparito Roca"
by Texidor and "Shoonthree," the
music of sleep, by Henry Cowell,
will illustrate the versatility of the
band.
Also included in the program are several selections from the recent musical and movie "Brigadoon"; the waltz movement from "A Suite of Serenades," one of Victor Herbert's lesser known works; Kol Nidreli, a Hebrew melody by Max Bruch; the "Northwards March" from Eric Coates' "Four Ways Suite;" and "Polonaise" from the opera "Christmas Night" by Rimsky-Korsakov.
The admission charge is fifty cents, however students will be admitted with ID cards.
Reds May Share Atomic Findings
Moscow —(U.P.)— Soviet Russia said today she will share with the world her discoveries in the operation of industrial plants with atomic power.
Russia claims its atom-powered industrial plants are the world's first.
The Russian announcement said a report on their operation will be made public before a United Nations-sponsored conference on the peaceful use of atomic energy, scheduled to be held this year.
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Britain Curbs Red Trade
London - (U.P.) Britain tightened controls today on shipment of strategic goods to Communist countries.
The Board of Trade said all goods on the embargoed list also will be controlled on transshipment through Britain starting Jan. 17. This will crack down on foreign shippers using Britain as a way station on the route of illegal shipments.
The principal changes in the controls were these;
1. Except for exports to Red
China, Macao and Tibet, licenses will no longer be required for certain lubricants and petroleum oils, sulphur, some metals, locomotive tires, wheels, some machine tools and precision goods.
2. Licenses will be required for all destinations except commonwealth countries, Ireland and the United States for hydraulic fluids, raw optical glass, some magnetic and nylon materials, power cranes, electronic units, railway signaling apparatus and other specified items.
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