Z- VOLUME 77 S72 OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY MAY 24 1949 NUMBER 58

Navy Psychiatrist ODA Hears Horton Council Meets Assumes Blame To Determine Yeoman Due Tomorrow ForForrestal Leap Disclaim Famous Feats FROM UNITED PRESS FateofShansi WASHINGTON Capt George In an attempt to up Boasts clear all New Art Section V top Navy psychiatrist Raines unfinished business responsibility today for at its final took full tl meeting tonight the Student the tnai made pos circumstances Council will take action on the sible James Forrestals suicide I Shansi allotment the remainder of nos Raines said he ordered the the Activity Fee allotments For- Report States Seven Newcomers Contribute um Board chairmanship appoint- because he felt such treatment was ment and will discuss a request Radio Station Smith Two Millers necessary if the former Defense for funds for an Oberlin radio Featured Secretary was to be cured of the station and the Council program psychoneurotic depressive condi for next year To Cost 600 By CHARLIE BLACKWELL tion he was sunenng ine psy The main discussion on Shansi Featuring an art section an experiment never before acknowledged chiatrist that the according to Henderson will cen- attempted in its history the 40- page Spring edition of the The minimum amount necessary treatment he prescribed involved ter around getting full information Yeoman will appear tomorrow according to Editor to build the proposed College Jonah a calculated risk of suicide He about the school Since the Coun- Kalb attributed Forrestals death leap cil desires Ur represent student radio station will be 600 states report temporary Art Editor Pete Goodman responsible for the newest Sunday from the 16th floor of the opinion on this subject it invites the of the radio committee which innovation contributes an oil painting as does Barb Smith Bethesda Naval Hospital to views from informed students committee Chairman Roger will There are charcoal drawings by Roger Brucker who illus- sudden fit of despondency which Mel Kennedy director of the Brucker present to Council to- for issue lie said is extremely common in Oberlin Shansi Memorial Associ- the Student trated The Altruist the winter and Jane Ecker night that type of mental depression ation and ex- Shansi rep and Hudd a recent addition to the staff Completing the art section are Targgart chairman of the China Our immediate objective the a sculptured figure by Richard Miller of the art department RAYBlRN FIGHTS AID CUT Committee will give reports report declares is that of putting and a photograph by Jim Scott into operation a station using a 1 WASHINGTON Speaker Discussion on the radio station Seven of the 19 Sam minimum of equipment Our hope Rjyburn said today he will lead will center around a request for contributors did Edward Everett Horton greets is to expand this station over a the right members of the ODA Friday funds from Roger Brucker the their first work for restoration of cuts in period of years through student Mummers Elect Foreign afternoon during his visit to Oberlin temporary chairman of a commit- for the Yeoman Aid spending The House labor until the Oberlin station is Appropriations Thoto by A E Prlncchorn tee set up to establish a radio sta- in this issue Committee yester on a par those of other col- t tion here He will suggest an al- with day recommended a 15 per cent By TOM BRENNAN Miss Ecker JohnGulfreund lotment from the leges and universities throughout Chrisse Goulder tut in funds for the European Re Activity Fee Was Edward Everett Horton the manwhocam- etoOberlin According to Brucker com- the country Two or three thou- Bing Miller Mila tovery Program and the occupied the and stayed just long enough to break a convention mittee wishes these funds soon sand dollars obtained and spent Mitchell 1949- irtas in the fiscal year beginning as Alice 50 Head before he his as possible to be- over a period of years would S h a d d 1 e Jon July 1 was given notice Or was he of commoner enable them to gin work on a program next fall establish a complete and versatile Swan and Art Rayburn said the committees conformist clay just like the rest of us After selecting John Gutfreund The ODA allotment and Stu- station According to the report JSasahara action was ill- considered espe Certainly he didn t leave many clues in his chaoel as president and Bunny Spector as dent Union Fund will be the other operating expenses are expected to In cially at this time He said speech He did mention the big stag dance all the boys staged Millers secretary from its newly- elected it two features of the Activity Fee be very low Smith short story The aould weaken the hand of Secre one nignt in Warner gym when halt the fellows came be board Sunday Mummers launched to be discussed If funds are forthcoming from Face of Christ illustrated by an outline of policy for next year tary of State Dean G Acheson In decked and bustled as girls Somehow he missed mentioning The only two applicants who the Student Council or any other Goodman the setting is 1033 AD which will not only expand the current Paris meeting of the the that he had led the grand march of that dance down the have thus far applied for the For- source continues the report in Jerusalem where Ahasuerus also increase types Big Four Foreign Ministers number but the curved stair of the gym from the track As Alice Ward re um Board chairmanship accord- work will begin almost immedi- the Wandering Jew condemned by of productions claiming Eddie ing to Al Bruckheimer ately with the expectation of cov- Messiah to live until His re- DEMANDS LOYALTY CHECK calls her father chairman the In answer to increased cam- was the prettiest girl there of the Student Council Nomina- ering about 78 per cent of the stu- turn waits among thousands of WASHINGTON Senate Re pus demand were going to pre- despite the tions Committee are Paul Willen derft body some five or six weeks pilgrims for Christs coming ex- publican Leader Wherr- But fact that he was sent three shows instead of only Kenneth S Morris Takes and Hersch Shohan The Council after the beginning of school in pected at the end of the millen- y said today talking about his favorite sub- one announced Gutfreund The he will insist on FBI will vote on these two the fall ium loyalty ject Edward Everett Horton he first one will be presented on clearance for all atomic Henderson also invited sugges- The station as it is now pro- fellowship never did get around in his speech Art Sasaharas lead story depicts Thanksgiving and will be a two- students even if they Top Position tions and comments from the stu- jected will be of a nonc- ommercial dont to the pertinent facts which every- the problem of a JapaneseA- merican act musical like the Second have access to restricted mat- dent body in regard to pro- nature with the possible ex- one wanted to know ie did he the living in a war- time intern- Square which Mummers gave erial Wherry is a member of gram for next year He proposes ception of the use of advertising the On Slate throw a dummy out of the chapel ment camp who must answer a last semester Senate Appropriations Sub- 52 to try to fac- to defray the cost of bringing on bell tower on the heels of a introduce at every check questionnaires committee which handles funds ulty meeting next year legislation the spot broadcasts of away foot- loyalty For the second show in Febru lor scream during commencement Question 27 Would You Be ary to the Atomic Energy Commiss- With 336 students legally vot regarding Congress pro- ball or basketball games the board desired experi- did he tie a rope to the bells in Student Willing To Serve in the Army of ment ion He made his demand as Con- ing Al Morris won the presidency posals and other action which Pointing out that existing stu- with originals whether mus- that same tower run it over to the United States not gress dug deeper into the granti- of Class of 1952 last dent activities do not provide an icals or Types of work that the in Thurs MB and then clang the darn seems desirable Mrs Mitchells ng 1 1 would be considered range of Atomic Fellowships to al days elections The results of this adequate outlet for student talent Will from things all night did he climb the M lessay on Art ballet- leged Communists and the disap- election were announced Friday the report lists one of the ob- musical and chamber opera smokestack or plant carrots in Hamburger Leads Final The to one- acters pearance of a small amount of Elec- jectives of the committee as Creative and straight plays after the Student Council Tappan Square the Process Uranium- 235 from the Argonne Vespers Tomorrow utilization of as many people as tells Were even thinking of doing tions Committee had completed with illustrations National Laboratory in Chicago final following When in the afternoon he pre- are interested in the station In an arena play where the audience their tabulation the how an idea de- Wherry and some Repub discovery sented himself to Prof J Stanton Marty Hamburger will be the addition the station must serve is seated all around the stage set- other of invalid votes from velops and final- lican McLaughlin and his company over leader at the final Y vespers its listeners and must promote ting Gutfreund continued But Senators added their voices ballot stuffing ly a to the E in the ODA office things looked services tomorrow evening in Oberlin College It must be and assumes of course the main thing is clamor for David Lilicn- Dick Erickson will serve as vice physical form that thals better Such an ego couldnt stay Fairchild Chapel at 910 and 945 will be an all- College activity re- we need material we need resignation as chairman of president having received the sec Jim Hanson pro the Atomic Energy coy for more than a half an hour Con Hilberry will be the reader flecting all facets of College scripts and wed like to urge fac- Commission ond highest amount of presiden vides both hu- Some at a time could it Barbara Kincaid soloist and groups The committee intends to ulty as well as students to sub Democrats while not going tial votes Others elected were mor and tragedy so But here again at the start at Louise Ankeny organist Continued on Page 6 mit them far as to demand Lilicnthals Nancy Thorns secretary- treasurer in his stories ouster least he proved his same old anea called for a complete in- Warren Lee mens social chair- Hanson Uncle For the third show the begin- dotal self He reminisced again Calvin vestigation of his atomic stewards- man and Nancy Wise womens Gets Religion and A Stranger ning of May a play will be given hip about his student days Because social Toby Tobias was to the Country the exact nature of which has not chairman the girls had to be in by seven elected to the Athletic Advisory Harold Takes been decided by the board IUOBE Over G UN EMPLOYMENT and there wasnt any mixed danc- Poetry features Morgan Gib represent class for a Two other main aims of policy Board to the ing anyhow no shows town sons Fragment of Orient 1949 WASHINGTON House spy and in weve decided on noted Gut- three year period go by Miss hunters today open a double- we had to to Elyria or Lorain illustrated Smith Cains freund include finally getting Harvest by alumna Jean Ann barreled investigation of United to see anything and we used to some kind of permanent meeting Downs Loses Again Pocta sings in ballad form of the Nations employment policy and have to sneak out without the place and workshop and doing punishment of the first the Arthur Adams atomic espion- Social Board Plans dean knowing it earths stuff for a campus radio station if murderer who cannot plow the age case There was only one bus out of By we get one here JIM PIERCE as he wants to a The first involves charges that College Sing Sunday town and only one ticket agent land in beautiful We thought we were through with Harold when he and spring Procuring a workshop has been Americans barred from federal who acted of course as the inform an aim of Mummers for some time jobs name Downs as security risks have Oberlin will sing at the reser- er Tip Maddock was his Jerry rhymed their farewell beneath last Tuesdays For I should reap to dust O he pointed out for the reason that found 8 un- nickname accounts for how berths with the UN Two voir Sunday from 7 to pm His final UndcrDoggerel head but HAROLD distinctly lettered And feed the tongueless slain such a place for storing costumes witnesses whose were not sponsorship of the Social we got out of town without being names der the has most mysteriously appeared in gold right on the two front and sets would effect many econ- disclosed were subpenaed for the Board Bob Hanson will play his reported All the stories but one have omies inquiry accordion and the Brass Choir will Finally arriving at television doors of blue Buick Ohio ZQ- 414 been illustrated Pat Spindlers oil A step in the direction of radio of Mrs Sophie Gregg makes up ihe second case Involves the play from the water tower im- techniques he declared that it ZQ is Jerrys and so Was Harold but won- work was taken when Mummers Jerry now frontispiece Miss fabulous Arthur Alexandrovich mediately before and after the would create new fields in acting the and Smith did a preview of the Second ders whether Jerry is not Harolds However HAROLD is designed Adams described by the commit sing writing and directing TV cant the cover Square over Station WEOL in seems tha as a Soviet super spy He Students should go to the res- go into detail he asserted the certainly Harolds It Elyria last Thanksgiving and raped from this country in 1945 ervoir by dining halls immediate- actor has to hit his audience at the Harold has definitely taken over since then Nick Psacharopoulos a auer spending four years alleged ly after supper the Social Board start and hit them hard Thisll with this Buick coup member of the board has directed y Continued on Page 6 searching for A- bomb secrets suggests Jerry has felt this coming for a some shows for the Creative long time because he has known Election Report Workshop over the same station Harold all his life even though Gutfreund concluded Harold is decidedly the elusive Wright Cites Inefficiency Arlt type as Harvey is a Bunney Har- The Student Council Elections Committee desires to make the old is Harold Review readers following report to the student body through the Oberlin Review Kohler Band Plays No- saw Harolds name first last in regard to the May 19 class elections vember Now they can see it on Two Leaders Solo Medicine Jerrys new old Buick That is The first major attempt to stuff the ballot box since the Elec- Necessity of Compulsory tions Committee first assumed of all- college re- symbolic control elections was sponsible 24- For Senior Prom Harold was introduced in Jer- for the hour delay in announcing the new officers for By PETE PERRY rys column as a beer- eyed fellow the Class of 1952 Arlt seems to be interested in Shooting Stars the 1949 sen- who was remarkable for two rea Attacking the efficiency of the Truman Compulsory providing security for its mem- Under normal validating procedure the freshman ballots should ior prom will be held on June 8 have kalth Bill in caring for the nations sick Dr Herbert Wright bers been ready for counting by 730 on election night and the re- from 930 to 1 in Hales Gym Bill SENIORS last night in MB Auditorium claimed that there is no record Replying to Professor Arlts sults available by 900 pm as was true for the classes of 1950 and Kohler with a 14- piece band will im- of that the AMA has opposed miss reading the 1951 Checking date oc- improvement in medical service in any country that has charge Dont the names on the stubs with the names in an upto- furnish music In honor of the group health insurance message for you on adopted compulsory medicine private portant college directory however members of the Elections Committee casion he has added Brad Warner Wright pointed to the numer- Page 6 just above the Apollo ad Dr of Urology at Deaconess Hospital in Dr discovered eight stubs signed by freshmen no longer on campus The and Lee Stryker as soloists Wright is Chief ous group medical service plans Ed Advice go on Cleveland on Public Policy name of one person appeared three times All eight false ballots had Tickets sale Thursday to and is chairman of the Committee now in operation In Cleveland the entire student body They will and of Medicine been cast at the Snack Bar booth between 4 and 5 in the Legislation of the Cleveland Academy said Dr Wright nine- hundred sons 1 what he wanted to get he afternoon be sold at Peters in mornings Stu- the Speaking with Dr Wright at the forum sponsored by the thousand people have subscribed got 2 what he wanted to do he On this discovery the Elections Committee postponed official and at the Snack Bar in the aft- dents for Democratic Action Professor Carl Arlt stated that to a group medical plan costing did Ever since Harold has done tabulation of the freshman results until all those responsible for bal ernoons During exam week how- 1 2 1 2 and ie private medical aid programs only 17 cents a day The doctors exactly that lot stuffing could be located and their votes withdrawn Following up ever they will only be sold from e medical service now he has the Buick 11 12 out of reach of 50 per cent ticipant his moneys worth Priv- opposed private all possible clues members of the Elections Committee located the to and from 4 to 5 in the of the because they were afraid Snack population This segment ate medical service plans can fire he said six responsible freshmen by 1215 am Friday They were Bob Bar f the in- of implications involved but According to social nation Professor Arlt the inefficient worker said Dr the Buechner Dick Cuyler Bill Goldman Tony Lawless Bruce Mossman chairmen dicated 3200 a now they have learned from ex- Betty Doolittle and Don Loeffler earns less than Wright Still Negotiating Whitney White of Mens Building When confronted year perience and have changed and all the with plans are materializing in prepar- societies said evidence each of the six admitted his guilt Private medical Aiding his explanation of why the ation for the big date While admitting that 27 million have shown them- Goldberg Says Professor Arlt doctors tend to be afraid of group The Elections Committee withdrew 15 of the 381 ballots cast People have some form of private and incapable of selves unwilling Professor Arlt said that for freshman officers the eight fraudulent ballots the six original bal- group medical service Professor medical medicine Hal Williams Awarded supplying the nations group medicine was interpreted as Harvey Goldberg of the invalid reasons Art claimed and Medical As- lots of the offenders and one other found for technical that only three needs The American something might encroach department this after half is that historv to 125 French Scholarship million have comprehens- sociation said Professor Arlt status he It is outside the jurisdiction of the Elections Committee ive programs on their the doctors noon told the Review that covering doctors not distinguished for providing hand out punishment for these fraudulent voting practices Never Hal Williams has a Vlsits economic and social was still negotiating with received in and out- patient service medical service to obliged to make all facts known to 125 adequate feefors- ervice theless it feels the the student scholarship offered by the and lab re- Denying that the the administration and had fees those who need it In 1939 body especially the freshmen in order both to place the guilt where French government the depart- AMA feature had made American Medi- comment to make on the Dr ported Professor Arlt the no ment of romance languages an- Wright reported that the what it is today Professor repeated- it belongs and to clear others who might wrongly have been ac osls upnt on record against group cine reports that he has nounced yesterday The of the Truman program pointed out that most medical cused Furthermore the Elections Committee has informed the Dean award was woum medicine and until ordered to Arlt ly declared during the past made on the basis of include many non- medical is done by salaried re- of Men the Honor Court and the House Counselor at the Mens scholastic by the Supreme t- ourt ac research few days that he would not proficiency especially in namely a large force of desist workers Professor Arlt ad- Incident French worked against a group search to teach Building of the and upon in bureaucratic office workers tlvelv Truman Health return to Oberlin interest France and hpnlth urogram in Washington mitted that the STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS COMMITTEE the language private group service 6 next year French medical Professor Continued on Page ould more nearly give the par The AMA commented Tuesday May Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW 24 1949 jediioU Ktt ebttlin ftebteto Mf AuUL on ALL- AMERICAN an angle of incidents Spectator The Foundation of Student Democracy is a Free Student Press Mte TOM MATHEWS hits aid to dictators celluloid Published by the students of Oberlln College every Tuesday and Friday cull during the winter and spring semsters excepting holidays and examination periods While most of our attention is centered on the Senate About four years ago the It took a theoloff the other dav in maU uoo Subscription 400 per school year J2LV per semester eight cents per and pending approval of the ill- conceived Western Military stopped down- aWtte lnat copy Cleveland bus is a living book This same theolog Entered as second class matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April Colombian embassy in Lima Peru still pointed up the fact 11 Office 13 Telephone 127 Alliance a man sits in the with a jerk It had been th Ull North Main Street town is not yet quiet on the gastronomical front In seeking refuge from a dictatorial military government which delivering th IOHN BARNETT a tough ride and my hands grace the EDITOR to military aid His luncheon other day at Quad he reverently intoned Jim Reynolds Associate Editor owes some of its rise power to American were sore from hanging on Hebif Carol Vincent Tuesday Edition 1 APRA rews 138 and sat down Bob Hanson Managing Editors name is Victor Raul Haya de la Torre leader of the back Going up to a local Friday Edition J the It wasnt till yesterday that we comprehended Kei Clark News Editor movement Alianza Popular Revolucionaria American the on the corner I the subtl Pat Young Feature Editor character spair in his supplications for we South America with a grass- root found that Hebrews 13 8 Ted Hauser Tuesday Edition 1 first political group in said Hey Hiram which Nell Sport Editors Christ the same yesterday Strawser Friday Edition J foundation and a forthright program of drastic social and Jesus and today and forever Lois I 1 wav to the Mens Buildine Achor David Jacobs City 1 1 a TT Warren Paul Sellgson Editors 10 wnere xettiiuy Prince Bob Trres J economic retorm ur iook Venezuela The dean pointed across the Weve heard a lot of stories about that Romulo Gallegos one of the outstanding Latin American nov questionnaire b campus Are you a returned this the one we like best It seems that one of elists of this century was duly our unnamed veteran he called after me friends unnamed if he Is to remain our friend Plan or Plunge elected to the presidency in the wandered up to hundred thousand to just illus I wheeled around having the door of his 8 oclock classroom last week but Assuming this country is aiming at efficient medical most- nearly democratic election in found the cla only to trate a few of the transactions that already appropriated a bicycle writing feverishly Thlnklrur this was the week care for the greatest possible number of its citizens the history of Venezuela for the pjo neither be forced to leave the country by have occurred In every one of the from a nearby rack and op- quiz In this particular course he quickly about- of last night s debators on President Truman s plan of com faced and w a group of military men Since the cases cited the army has succeeded ened my shirt to display a soon first In line for cinnamon toast at the Snack pulsory Bar Then h health insurance cleared a path to the goal Professor end of the war there have been in overthrowing the government discharge tattooed on my remembered it was that damn questionnaire Arlt however did an excellent job of hacking away most revolutions by the right wing or in offering a severe threat to chest ot the AMA- Iertilized underbrush obstructing way military groups in Ecuador Peru legitimate government It Apparently our doubts as to the reliability the the At the Mens Building I went of the course on Venezuela Paraguay Colombia would be naive to imply direct tionnaire have been born out in a spot The bug bear of socialism looming from an oft- quoted up to a young college punk be- soft discovered by one Chile El Salvador causation between United States week nf statement attributed to Lenin that socialized medicine is the Bolivia hind a desk and growled Look last When his class registered the opinion that he was Nicaragua and Costa Rica military aid and the establishment biased keystone to the arch of the socialist state should not pre kid I want a single with a south this prof conducted his own poll and according to its reliable Since Spruille Braden left his of military dictatorships because results clude a closer look at the issue Increasing government par- ern exposure on found that he was both a reactionary and an extreme liberal post in the State Department as many other factors enter into the and th 3 ticipation in the affairs of business in quest of public welfare the second floor he consistently favored bbth the Democrats and the Republicans head of Latin American affairs our problem On the other hand Haya near the shower has frequently met with emotionally stirred repugnance But Neighbor Policy put de la Torre a close friend and ad- Good has room Later I The next time you jet ready to gripe about if we recognize that the government has a responsibility for emphasis mili- mirer of Roosevelt the originator Oberlin think more and more on found out he was about Ohio State where one campus rroup the welfare eco- of the Good Neighbor Policy was recently banned of its citizens and can act to this end with suf- tary aid rather than social or a n ex- commando approving of many of the for sponsoring an address by Dr Herbert J Phillips ficient public support we must regard this argument as nomic aid The program of arms to while who had been dis- recently aspects of that policy held as his ousted University of Washington faculty member and an merely bitter coating for a fundamentally curative pill Latin American countries has charged for un- admitted strengthened the non- democratic chief objection that it puts and Communist Maybe the College wasnt too interested From politically- controlled also necessary rough- in havinr medicine we would elements in the western hemi keeps Latin American dictators in Taylor this same scholar speak here recently maybe you apparently suffer enlargement of ness Beine in didnt go to the Federal bureaucracv to sphere at the expense of the dem- power hear him but nobody questioned his right to unwieldy so formed that the fireplaces in the speak in a Colleje size that greedy and inefficient boondogglers ocratic elements Dean Acheson as In a manifesto To Latin Amer- nobody rooms were then being cleaned I building and denied your right to go listen to him would be leeching so much from the tax payer Under- Secretary of in If that ruin for State ican Youth Waldo Frank noted graciously accepted a five- months you were so inclined the economy and the 1947 said country would be imminent Dr Wright March that armaments writer on Latin American affairs temporary assignment to the top was to our would weaken their Latin urges the coming generation to In the field of more careiui aisunguisn government irom these nasty bunk or a three- decker in the reasonable legislation the authorities at bureaucrats who will make of American Nations economies and abolish the army and to arm also the burden this public health auditorium Then the counselor let Ohio State have taken action to prevent a three mile two- hour program intolerable for wage therefore their political stability themselves with a solidarity of me get up off by the earner contributing a size- the floor dancathon led a motorcycle escort from a downtown Columbus Look at the record Since the war purpose in order to work for so- able share of his weeks take- home pay for negligible medical The next morning foreettinc theatre to the campus as the lidlifter on the the government has sent over 2 cial and economic reform To be Freshman Carnival care and substantial support for the government pill mill that I had gone on to hieher edu million dollars in one form of neighborly to the Latin Americans We These charges though are also de- cation I jumped out of my third- did not and still do not completely agree with the view misdirected since payroll military aid or another On top of our greatest service could be ductions be tier sack with alacrity we had of the veteran that was presented in the Review would graduated according to ability to pay and this the State Department has rendered in halting military ship- editorial 1919 doubled up and would have and Beyond which appeared late since federal bureaucracy can logically attain the efficiency sanctioned 55 millions of dollars ments to miniature Francos and last semester but sometimes broken both legs were it not for were inclined to The of privately operated health insurance concerns which the of munition sales to Latin Amer- Duces and withdrawing our mili- wonder situation surely cant be as bad as it al- the fortunate circumstance that pictured by opposition offers as a palliative for the health problem ican countries To Colombia tary missions now in 13 out of 17 was one editorial writer at yes you guessed it Ohio most 2 millions sent the sophomore in the bottom were to Costa countries This done the task of State who listed as the marks left by the vets such items as These obstructions as well as the argument that you bunk had chosen that precise mo- Rica and Nicaragua a million be- finding constructive opportunities baby- buggies violation of no smoking will be sacrificing your medical privacy to ment to get out of bed As and keeo off the nw bureaucrats who tween them to Ecuador 7 and a to make ourselves Good Neighbors was are as as signs delusions of maturity dates with off- campus girls and snoopy they are greedy must be cleared aside to half million and to Paraguay a would not remarked later concerning this be difficult objections to fraternity hazing though bare the most serious challenge to a federally sponsored com- fellow Well there were plenty If we it was as bad as all of that the pulsory health insurance program at this time producing a veterans to take his place wed take next bus to Elyria and head for the Recrui- The ting sufficient number of trained personnel and adequate medical remainder of that day was Office Another term would be more than wed deserve but given over to a campus facilities to make the plan efficiently workable Both speakers 9n MototUuA tour Aft- Uncle cant afford to be too choosey these days Ike Mall er visiting Prestis Pinkys the last night admitted the difficulty and Professor Arlt contends pool f room Timmys and the Whatever apathy maybe charged to the administration the that it should not operate as an argument against the immedi- Snack Bar we returned wearily Review bluebooks or the weather the Forensic Union at last seems ate establishment of federally operated to health insurance in Mack Letter on China our American do not our rooms confident we would to be taking steps to a light of the real problem friends blind secure more diversified campus diet At least providing medical service for the their eyes they still know our way around when one 50 Amazes bear some initiate was plotting devilishly to look visibly moved by the per cent of our population in the lessth- an3000 Delights Chang wishful feelings classes began income toward the LIB- Delta Sigma Rho honorary debating society initiation category ERATION Going to my first class the next ceremonies To the Editor of hundreds of millions Sunday having received the intelligence Indeed this is the fundamental of Chinese day and not having any habits of that should anyone appear problem and one which I was both amazed and delight- so be long standing I took a seat moved Prof Robert Gunderson of the Speech Department by cannot solved by the privately operated group health ed to read Mr Dave Macks letter Know Thy Neighbor welcomes in the front row center The professor virtue of a wager with colleague Auer would eat one copy of his insurance plans advocated by Dr Wright and the AMA But in the Mornings Mail on May 20th criticisms and advice just as long as they are paced furiously back and fraternitys Constitution She was moved in only to hy- to attack the problem by using the federal amazed because I didnt think a in the form of criticism forth on fact but health insurance and his platform It was like sterical laughter weapon without anyone to man it student who is interested enough outspoken and well- intended watching would represent a serious I hope a tennis match played on a error in judgment in China to write a letter to the this will help to clear fifteen If the plan is to become a permanent part away foot court Everyones head of the Review editor should take our the clouds evident in Mr shook governments service to its citizens it must be support Mack so much the professor had to stop 1 and probably many eA nits i 4V1 1 words in the display SO MUCH others uJtc eaiduiiMieu even Dy mose in- the lecture because who opposed its to heart and delighted because it minds Jenny Chang the rattling itiation And it can only merit thislisupport noises drowned out his voice by efficient oper- shows that Know Thy Neighbor ation for which adequate provision must be In the next class made before the has struck a chord among the stu- Horton Cites Students the professor plan can be inaugurated dents in Oberlin leaned way back in his swivel chair Federal sponsorship for training doctors and building Perhaps Mr Mack does not Responsibility to Shansi and lectured with his feet Time To up on the Its Start Thinking of His or Her additional hospital facilities now would be a realize the tremendous change desk only the top of more logical To the Editor his head first step toward an eventually successful that is taking place in China A showing Three weeks program of compul- About once in a later sory health insurance Certainly group of the Chinese Students student genera- he got a haircut and every- such an efficient insurance tion the issue of support one thought program be have realized that and have there- student he was in the wrong should an ultimate aim but it will be for OberlininCh- ina class realized fore thought of working out some- comes up for until the professor started sooner if we forego the present plunge for the reconsideration This talking GRADUATION GIFf effective plan thing to stimulate students inter- is as it He was a hesitant speaker should be est We feel that no such costly enter- and groped for his words When the majority of prise the student body should be maintained as a the bell rang we all groped here are giving mere for aid to another body matter of custom and in- the exit student with- We have a good out knowing or caring ertia This time however if I am Then followed a period selection from which about their to judge called background or destiny by your editorial of May Hell Week but my memory 20 of to choose Come in now before finals the issue has come up in a it is rather hazy Short True we do not know the real This week and singularly confusing and mislead- seemed to last facts about Communist occupied four years Today or the final commencement rush ing form activity or charity Ap- secure in the China Yet we can at least try our knowledge that noth- Cool for parently only the sort of activity ing can be known best to gather materials from dif- for certain con- which yields immediate to scious of our ferent sources compare analyze returns great American heri- Spring Oberlin students is to be included tage and its and synthesize a conclusion The impending collapse under the Activity Fee if an al- and confident in articles are on the bulletin be- the possession of truistic element can be detected in a diploma cause one they provide some ma- inscribed with Magna any so- called activity be- cum difficulte I Crop terial which we do not encounter it am prepared to your hair for warm comes a charity and lace the often in daily newspaper should be outside world and the in- Spring and and Time left to the CRD evitable query Summer magazines two they bear the in- Oberlin Wheres The real issue as I see it is one that months into short face- trepretation of the change which that cuts across the antithesis flattering we believe to be true even of V Aim ringlets activity vs charity whether Ober- though we may be wrong lin students are going to See how refreshingly The economic change in China continue Dr H G to bear the responsibility which Hoffner cool you will look and is not as simple as they seem on previous student generations have DENTIST a few sheets of typewritten pa- feel assumed to see that stiiHont Over Campus per Surely Mr Mack can under- Restaurant unbrokenly bind OberlininCh- ina stand that And if you dont mind 10 uberiin in Ohio Phone 543 the Chinese people or whether prefer to have they are going to lay ii poverty divided among down this the Rich responsibility as a rather than to steady thing remain controlled giving henceforth only i economically and what they College politically by a may feel like giving Beauty Shop few very few in each year immensely Rich Shansi has been Phone 507 The Communists a hardy peren- Next to The Apollo have met many nial is OFFICIAL problems it now to be reclassified as ALUMNI and there are lots more a PIUS to somewhat spindly annual If so come It is our hope that while we may now write Finis on one of the best enterprises to which for Oberlin students have ever set their hands G M Walter M Horton Sentod and Alumni O Only REVIEW SEEKS COLUMNS D I The deadline for columnist ALSO E applicants for next years Re- view has been extended to Sat- B R urday May 28 Sample columns N should be submitted for consid- eration by the Editorial Board before S that date They may be brought to D the Review office at COLLEGE 13 N Main St JEUJELRY O E S N Every Banking Service I PINS THE OBERLIN SAVINGS KEYS G BANK COMPANY S Th Convnlnt Bank on th Cornr LOCKETS N Mmbtr F P I C red- ral ItMcrv Syitftrn COMPACTS BRACELETS SPENDING IS SAVING CIGARETTE CASES NEED A Moke Your Own Ginger Ale Floats TAXI and Boston Coolers Call W E Save 50 to 75 48 STAR PARKER Jeweler CAB TIME SHOP THE r OBEELIN msvuwREVIEW Page3 0 TP bmTeam Shares Conference Title With Kenyan lords Register Second Win Wenrich- Donohoe Take ideline Improved Ferreira Gives to Lacrosse Squad 6- 5 Ohio Doubles Crown lants Yeomen Conference Chance By DICK HARTUNG By Ted Hauseh lacrosse squad Bv TEn nnirnp Obcrlins surrendered its mvthiVni nv Sports Editor By JOHN MITCHELL to Kenyon College i- spionship Friday bowing OhfnrS01106 ad Jhn Weich teamed to win to the first rence their Oberlins track team is now installed as the favorite jS 6- 5 in a rugged hard- fought nff doubles championship game on the home field K nu Saturday and en On May 17 Oberlins tennis team in the 46th annual Ohio Conference championships to be held a game iiniov rv otaouji iui ruriyon with four defeated Kenyon 5- 2 in its last at Ohio Wesleyans Selby Stadium Friday and Saturday and in state competition e Yeomen meet before the Ohio Conference s Oberlin and Ohio State finished nS LkL and Lords tallied nine one of the major reasons is Dick Ferreira The Oberlin Flyer 1- h Wesleyan Tournament held last Saturday at identical 3 records They split a two- game Zi- 1 and D tied for second got to series and Eft Gambier Despite this showing of who never tried track until he college 5 lOSt iu ivc- iijiuii lu less than a week before the tour- U Berlin s best quarter miler riif Vfomcn scored In first quarter with a eoal on the first ney Kenyon was held a strong since John Orebaueh set the Lays to give Kenyon Coachut 49 two- contest Play from the face- off They favorite to take the Conference school record of and session 440 220 Hope shock from wiucn incy never scored twice more of the Conference crown crown won by tenths seconds in 1942 Ferreira during the a pass the Yeomen in 1948 biK completely recoverea quarter 4- from Dick Wcekes and they Wonwon last vear Tn fnnnVi has also turned out to be the ine to take a 3 lead at True to form the Lords Bill oame early In the first half time rtrcd the ball past goalie Mc- Lloyd Budges Kenyon team the best Yeoman 220- yard dash Owcn Time Schneebeck breezed through the man tnod when Buck Polster In ran out before the aeaaiocK was a disappointment During dual meets he fills the third period Wally Sikes Yeomen singles play and it took an up- ted up a rebound dodged a could get another shot lor the Lords squad was rated out his afternoons by anchoring tied the score on a play starting set victory by Yeomen Cart and fired the ball The local fans were treated to over the Crimson and Gold in the both the 880- yard and mile re- tftnsrman behind Kenyons goal but Bur- Donohoe and John Wenrich over the nets a much better brand tourney more of an individual lay teams i rows third score of the of lacrnsP Schneebeck and John Park to afternoon than they saw than a team contest Russ er Jones hud scored for Ken- put in the game with gain a 9- 9 tie Cases Churchill has been the Lords ahead again Had not for Oberlin Captain Wally Sikes counted unio Mate the Yeomen showing it been for Ed Van the only quarter miler to beat the Weavers goal In How Is It that a team badly 20y- the last tremendous improvement over Metres misfortune In drawing earold junior in six races this Dass from Bud Felch Then quarter on Tuesday top- gave the visitors a lead early season performances Bill Schncebeck Kenyons top beaten can be year In the 220 a h added another coal on a solo The where slow which eventually proved to be player and heavy favorites to win a confer- through the Kenyon defense team was fast and apirpcivo new Conference start usually finds him trailing at the margin of victory singles ence championship on Saturday 100- With throughout and showed good stick champ the Yeomen the yard mark he has come The Lords Simply because started the second about a minute to go Sikes took handling might have won As it was the the Ohio Confer- home in front four times in six and passing ence Championships Lords ace took a potential win- billed and starts scored as team ning point from Oberlin de- titles are really only As a relay runner he has feating the Oberlin number two individual singles and dou- bles contests anchored the 880- yard quartet man 6- 3 6- 2 to This paradox Is presented by three victories in five races Captain Al Heilbrun fell before including the win over Case Schneebecks the fact that each participating attack in the finals which Co- Captain Jack Frost 6- 1 team Is permitted to two 6- 1 but only after garnering send singles players one Howie Curtis George Wiley and three points of the Oberlin total doubles team and no more It was for Ferreira did in 1332 to beat Heilbrunn eliminated Dick Bird of the school of set this reason that Kenyon hold- record 134 in Wooster and Denisons Henderson 1947 He has mile ing the top player in the Con- anchored the each in straight sets before meet- relay team five ference in Schneebeck was able times for four ing and losing to Schneebeck for Oberlin wins to gain a tie crown the second time within a week for the Various alternatives largely At his favorite distance the Schneebeck after downing those trying to convert the tour Maplewood NJ product has Van Metre met Denisons Webb nament into a team affair have brought his time down from a 529 and then Tom Wilsen of Ohio been turned down by the Confer in the opening meet of the season Weslcyan Wilsen was the only ence officials who continue to to a 50 seconds flat at St Louis player give to him trouble for hope for that one outstanding In the 220 his best performance the Bishops number one man player who will be able to bring was a very respectable 222 also took 7- the first set 5 before the the crown back to their respect- done at St Louis where the Yeo- new champ rallied to take the ive schools They argue that to men finished second to Washing- next two 6- 0 6- 3 and hold the matches on a team basis ton in a triangular meet The Uni Some real strategy in the form would be to automatically hand versity of Chicago was third of a fresh doubles team paid off the prize to the perennial Confer- DICK FERREIRA Ferreira got his introduction to 9- 6 make up the Yeoman de ence powers Oberlin and Kenyon to track in a senior gym class ficit as Donohoe and Wenrich Despite this excuse it would in high school but still had no clowned John Park and Schnee- seem only fair to the best teams idea of becoming a varsity can- to beck provide the decisive three to pattern the games after those Batting Averages didate in college Entering points MI Their victory was an UDset held each year the Big Ten Oberlin in the summer of 1946 in for Kenyon who was seeded first There the top six singles play- Games Including May 22 he started solo workouts for ex- in doubles as well as in the meet ers and best three doubles teams ercise The Oberlin duo claved G AS R H TB RBI SB Pet its best meet according to conference Kuusrlii 4 1 1 0 1000 Deciding that it was also fun match of the season to rally and ratings If this system should Mnltzir 1 2 1 1 0 600 he reported to Coach Dan Kinsey win the championship After prove Orhold 5 8 2 3 375 sum too drawn out or ex- Studer 11 35 7 13 371 in the spring of 47 a week after dropping the first set 4- 6 Dono- pensive for the Ohio Confer- Campbell 11 32 12 11 344 the season started That season hoe and Wenrich roared to Burns 10 3 7 9 30 back ence the entries could be cut Rldpath 5 14 3 4 28G the last in which Ohio Conference take the next two 6- 3 6- 4 down to four singles and two VVrltflit 11 37 2 10 270 freshmen had varsity eligibility PHILIP MORRIS Wlliy 6 13 8 3 when you smoke Saturdays Conference meet 231 he was just one doubles Johnson 11 3ii 3 8 222 of the quarter closed the book on the Yeoman If the Conference schools con Shults 11 44 3 9 206 mile crew collecting a grand to- Snntt 7 3 3 net season The two meets lli 188 of 4 tinue to refuse any action on this LaGanke 8 1 1 111 tal points scheduled with Case at home subject they should at least own BuiKtHon 5 2 1 111 Then last year he and cal- on Wednesday and Western Re- up Addison 5 11 1 1 091 culus had to the fact that their champion Marx 7 14 0 0 000 some arguments and serve in Cleveland on Friday ships are actually individual af MWhartr 5 11 1 0 000 he was forced to sit the track Khy 5 6 have been cancelled Reserve and 0 0 000 season out although con- fairs therefore drop all pre Rosenthal 5 4 0 0 000 he pleaded final exams while Case tense of team play and composite K Johnson 4 3 1 0 oou tinued to work out with the will be involved in a separate scoring KlMl 3 1 0 000 squad Last Hanser 4 2 0 0 ooo fall he tried cross tennis tournament All of which brings up a sim- Glamatl 2 2 0 000 country to build up endurance ilar Parks 2 1 1 0 000 and this spring he came into situation of some years ZlfKler 2 1 0 0 ooo his back Oberlin was strong but Danner 1 0 0 0 000 own Kenyon had Don McNeill who TeamTtl 11 314 69 78 227 Although he considers himself was to top primarily a 440- man 220 later become the LEADERS with the amateur of the country McNeill as a sideline his favorite race is Slugging average had yawned through the singles Campbell 406 the 880- yard relay In addition to Hits Studer 13 play and then carried a weak the team aspect and the fact that Runs Batted In Studer 11 ami partner up to the finals in the it can serve to start Oberlin off fflff mm Runs Scored Campbell 12 with a five 1 doubles against the Yeomen point lead he feels it i 1 i Stolen Bases Campbell 9 rn i u h j But Oberlin proved tough for gives him an indication of what Hi Strike Outs Campbell McNeill and his guy named Joe 10 he will be able to do in his three Can you tend me a Gibbs Total Bases- so the newly- crowned singles Shults 15 other races Kcretary Employers made champ put his partner in the such requests during past 9067 doubles alley and proceeded to For Illustrated catalog year wallop the 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Ohio Wesleyan Victim As Yeomen Romped Over Wesleyan 12 Schools Compete A Of 74 Point Barrage Denison Takes Title

i By KARL JOHNSON Touring the Mount Union cours in rm I golf team 5 Surprising all the experts the Wesleyan team Coach lins landed a distant iiti n a fieldfi lrroKM Ohin Pnnferpnrp of 12 j Dan Kinsey and even the Review which had picked w rriamninntViicj w I rvn them uiiKill rinn and to win by three points the Yeomen track team blasted out a afternoons Jack McGrann led the Vmmn Salt 74- n V 3 f 53 victory over the powerful Bishops of Ohio Wesleyan fnss total of 165 as John Crew carded a 167 Bnrl ivn Saturday afternoon on the home track Team balance told i and Ted Conner a 188 story Oberlin did enjoy the dis- the of this one Oberlin winning eight events and tying Heidelberg 698 for first in another while being shut out only in the 100 tinction of topping 12th place yard dash Heidelberg by seven strokes but was hardly within shooting dis- Peculiarly enough Coach Kin- Oberlins golf sey explains the victory in terms Track Summary tance of Akron and Wittenberg who tied for tenth with 664 three of an earlier defeat He pointed i losing sixr un WHin s l- strokes As Denison j out that the triangular meet 880- yd Relay Ohio Wesleyan Rak- won the with Washington of St Louis er Strand Miller Gardner won L tournament with 624 strokes It Time 1311 XV becomes Yeo- Chicago provided his team evident that the B- and Mile Run Thomas O won Justin neither W nor competition required 2 3 men were just out for the walk with that Frost O Swank OW Time serve were at Mount 4417 most of the time as win- Union an all out effort This gave his far as urday and Dm v 100- Yd Dash Gardner OW won rTHpwniisiiiiima Tr- n ning the conference goes irumfn d men a real idea of their abilities 2 3 U ftiker OW Miller OW Time content be able to look d and a degree of confidence 105 Bill Patrick paced the Big nn IIIII1 OT H needed tough 440- Vd Dash Ferrelra 0 won for a meet 2 Red to its title combining a Jack Frost O MeFarland OW 3 The team doses it The Bishops opened the meet by Time S2n oneu- nderpar 70 on Friday home 220- Yd Dash Gardner OW won in the next week rrJ a very 880- re- with a Saturday 77 winning close yard Ferrelm U 2 Strand OW 3 Time round of for Akron 011 Tuesday lay The quartet of Dave Baker 230 a 147 total This card was good and Cai 880- Yd Run Thomas O won Saturday on the Morgan Bill Strand Don Miller and Bob Williams OW 2 O 3 Time enough for medalist honors Joe Walker course It will be a return 3 Gardner raced the half mile in the 2016 Strickland 7- 779156 Bill 120- Yd Hlflh Hurdles Smith OW for the Akron team which 2 excellent time of 1311 But an won 2 OW 3 Deedrick 8- 281163 and Bob Hilberry O Kennedy the Yeomen open their sn S one- two Time 161 768- 2158 Oberlin in the mile start- Elsaesser rounded a 14- 2 trimming things 220- Yd Low Hurdles Palmer O at Akron ed the other way until Tom won Heine OW 2 Kennedy OW 3 out the Denison scoring Palmer clinched the victory with Time 2ii4 The complete High standings after 1 a low Jump Blackwell Cleland and 3 j r 1 win in the hurdles warn O tied Helirht 5 ft 10 In Ci the final Saturday showed 1 WJ- T rounds vr nowa Three Yeomen and one Bish- Broad Jump Htnle OW won Denison 624 Ohio Wesleyan Cleland Ol 2 Gardner OW 3 Dis- i and op were double winners Co- tance 21 ft 7 in Wooster 632 Kenyon and Mariet- Osteopathic Physkiai Discus LoKle O won Ward O 2 captain Phil Thomas paced the r ta 635 Otterbein 640 Over Itexall Drug Store MeCraeken OW 3 Distance 13ii ft i ji Kent State Oberlin distance runners the 6 In 646 Mount Union 655 Witten- Phone 777 lean junior taking the Shot Put Ward O won LePon- both mile 2 berg and Akron 664 Oberlin 691 tols O MeCravken OW 3 Dis- Upper Left Dick wins 440 and half mile events the for- tance 44 ft 2 in New school rec- Ferreira the with Jack Frost second Ipper Right Sid Ward clear- mer easily and the 880 with a ord old record by Ward 194DI ing the bar Lower Left Wesleyans Gardner taking the 220 as Ferreira finishes second Lower Right powerful Pole Vault Palmer O and Etnvre stretch drive that en- fOWi tied Harrington OW 3 The 220 lows won by Tom Palmer second from left Review Photo by Jim Scott abled him to nip Wesleyans Jim HeiKht 12 ft Two Mile Bun Swomley OW won Williams in 2015 Dixie Walker HroiiKh Ol 2 Justin Frost O 3 grabbed third for the Yeomen Time 1029 Mile Relay Oberlln Maurice Itenn Tough One styled to capfaize Wesleyans Bob Gardner won jick rrost ferreira won Tlnu Ollerbein Hands Nine Fifth both dash events leading two 3294 OTTERBEIN 9 AB R H PO A E teammates to the tape in the 100 Wi lull 1 1 2 fortunate figures with for a Bishop sweep of the event 9- Kiliimi- r Ii 5 0 0 2 4 0 Loss 8 Willi Run in Ninth SHin- k If 3 1 3 0 0 0 In the 200 barely man- 1 ft Gardner Yearling Nine Aluns If 0 II ft 0 aged to stave off the late chal- SmIi if 5 1 2 1 broad shoulders slim hips lenge of Yeoman 1M Hi 5 1 1 Dick Ferreira By BOB BUECHNER Mir- i in lll 3 1 0 1 n who came from far back to nab by SIktiIT cf 4 l Defeated Scoring six 1 runs in a wild fourth inning HmiiIIii 5 3 11 0 second from Bill Strand of Wes- Ottcrbeins lino baseball team squared accounts Allnv- M p 4 I 2 1 3 1 leyan with Oberlin for the season Cliiiilwli- k 1 ft o 0 0 V its JfcPl Sid Ward took the shot put Reserve 12- 4 as the Otters eeked out a 9- 8 victory over Coach Throners Tiiliil 43 13 27 11 3 breaking his own school team The loss for the Yeomen was the fifth in eleven games OBERLIN 8 AB R H PO A E mark IatnilHI cf 3 1 1 ft ii 4 6- 3 1 II I and tied for first in the high Oberlins freshman as the Otters who were beaten here 2 on May 3 jumped Uiluiikc rf 0 V 4 baseball Stud r If 4 1 1 jump with teammates Mo Cle- on three Yeoman 13 0 0 0 team lost its third eame in three hurlers for hits including four extra ShullM ss 6 0 2 2 4 1 and MH i 1 ft 2 land Charlie Blackwell starts Saturday as Western Re base wallops lilll 2 3 2 llnu- i 1 1 Ward heaved the shot 44 For head with Ridpath and Campbell rr 2 0 O 0 feet serve Universitys Yearlings Otterbein left hander Joe WrlKlit ib 4 II 2 2 2 0 2 inches to snap his old both scoring and setting the stage Johnson K 3 1 1 mark of trounced Coach Clarks team 12- Albrecht went eight innings but lb 13 0 for Itiilpalh c a 1 44 feet made earlier this sea- 4 on Bill Chadwiek the Otters to break the tie in 113 1 the varsity a righthander n 1 ft I diamond the Johnson 0 son against Akron ninth Rosenthal p 0 0 0 Last week at Reserve the was the winning pitcher as the 0 0 0 Palmer in Hardin and Schneck led oThoM p 3 1 1 VI 2 ft addition to his im Otters broke an 8- 8 tie in the the portant freshmen were beaten by the hitters Marx p 0 0 0 0 1 0 hurdles decision tied with three hits each and Total ii same Reserve team 10- 3 To- ninth inning Albrecht who had 318 9 13 0 Bishop Ed Scalet and VI Etnyre in the pole Albrecht each had nhcrlin lufl 1 day Elyria High School forms a sharp breaking curve walked 2308 vault at 12 feet It was the first two for the Otters Hal Wright Mlcrli in oil iK the opposition as eight men and struck out nine 2H llanlln Scald 311 il time that the sophomore the frosh look and Shults got two each for Shults had for their first victory Yeoman batsmen He also llnl Slnrlff lilt Allicrcht HurriHI cleared vi leet this season Oberlin Kill llnrilln 2 Sral t 2 Altircclit singled and drove in a run In U- 2 Reserve pounded out ten hits The mlt SIiiiMk Ktmlpr ljifiiinki K Ferreira easily took the 440 Thronermen engage Fenn Jnhnenii I n off the big fourth inning ft on Him oImtIIii 12 turning in a 520 clocking to three Yeoman hurlers Bill here at 330 Wednesday with iitlihcln 11 Htnirk Out hy Alhrccht Wilcox Don Edwalds For Oberlin righthander Ed i Chailwick 1 KoxinUul 1 Hit A- win from teammate Co- captain and Warren sophomore righthander Don Marx s Johnson lhtvrht Jrrhnlil 2 WT 2 Lee Wilcox started but lasted only 4- rliill Jack Frost Bob McFarland was the loser received with a 2 record slated to be the Alhirt 2 Alhivrht nml Maiiln two and two- i lll IMIWiirthu- lu it- third for Wesleyan little SUDPOrt in the five inninrs thirds innings Cap- Yeomens starting pitcher Winning It Im tain Vince Rosenthal came on Iiik IilrliiT lii- rliolil Junior Don Logie kept his discus that he worked and left the game in 5- ihe third and was relieved by Bill streak going with an easy win with Oberlin behind 2 With Fd Gerhold as the Otters oounded over teammate Ward and the walds on the mound the Yenmon out two of their extra base hits good Bishops Hugh MacCracken Cle- scored twice but Reserve count ed for three runs SPALDING land was beaten for the first time three times Gerhold the losing pitcher this year in the broad jump when With the score 8- 4 going Into allowed the final three runs r Rod Heine of Wesleyan leaped 21 the ninth the Reserve team got of the big inning as got feet 7 inches to win by a to Warren Lee for Li he some scant five hi and bad support three- fourths of an inch four runs with the aid from his infield of several Don A 507 anchor performance by Oberlin errors Marx finished up the game for the Yeomen Ferreira enabled the Yeoman The starting lineuD for Otorlin TIMING mile relay team to The tie breaking run in the score a fait Ken Eddy ss Stew Judxnn rf 13 The Twos 3294 win over ninth inning was charged to Ger- the Wesleyan Pete Orser 2b Ken Boehmert 3b team Another hold but was scored off M- 4rv urnimi fine race was the Jerry McCollum lb Bob Buech- high Third baseman Martinelli drew a JOHNSTON hurdles in whirh Wesle- ner cf Clarence Hake If At no walk moved to second on yans one armed John Smith beat Wolfe c Karl WEIGHED Wilcox p Johnsons error Yeoman Con Hilberry with a and scored ns ONLY 120 12 Other frosh who saw action Shortstop last moment lunge Wendt whose errors had BUT HIS were Le and Edwalds on the given The gruelling two mile event Oberlin three runs blooped KESHAKD mound Bob Dreeben lb Joe a single to right went to Bishop Jim Swomley who center which fell VMS CALLED Selmants If Dick Bliss 3b between Don won handily from Oberlins Joe Outfielders Camp- THE BEST W Jack Hagner c Tony Albrecht bell and Brough and Justin Frost Bill LaGanke THE GAME rf and Harry Paulino 2b Ed- Oberlin Saturdays dual meet was the took a short lived lead dy and Orser led Oberlins six in the first last for the Yeomen who travel as Left FieldeT Dick hit attack with two singles each to Delaware for the Conference Studer walked and scored on championships on Saturday shortstop Robie Shults long Patronize Review Advertiser triple to right center The Otters tied the game in the second as Catcher Hardin singled home first baseman Hole after the latter had advanced to third on a XXSV OBtfE WASTIUEO Y Happy sacrifice and a ground ball An XVXy AT 1S4 FEET PCft W i Vacation error by Johnson and singles by I SECOtO BETTER THAU Schenck and Scalet gave the Ot- iMWSAlAWUTE ters the lead in the second J Until Oberlin evened the count In Next Year X the fourth as Johnsons hit to J center scored second baseman CHAMPIONSHIP Bob Burns who had been hit TENNIS TWINS OMEGA DRY by a pitched ball and had ad- CLEANERS CHiMPinvniVA5f V The Wright A Ditto ind iu 44 South Main vanced on Hal Wrights sacri- twin the fice Spalding Tennis Ball lend the field In ti i in official adop- the bottom of the fourth the lioni for Major Otters finally ToorMmenU found the range as including the US they scored BiCHAMPIOMSHI Dirt Cop Vanity Town six times on four hits and National Champloothip xcuive Gnat three Yeoman errors and two wild pitches Drape styling mpiafzti the Have you seen Behind 8- the 2 the Yeomen be- ifnarfrwii of the htlow who gan to close the rap Studers mV JEWELRY at Yocoms single scoring Don Campbell hat an Ideal drape coftai who had walked got one run back In the fifth and Oberlin figure In tingle and double Earrings counted twice In the seventh as Gerhold and Campbell singled breatted vtrioni B sets THt IN SPORTS racelets with Gerhold scoring as Wendt tC the Otters shortstop threw the Necklaces ball into right Held Campbell reached third on the play and Your SPALDING scored on Shults single Dealer in Oberl in Pins With the score 8- 5 the Yeomen tied the game with three runs in is Always at Reasonable Prices the eighth Johnson walked nnH Ridpath singled Campbell and LaGanke both walked forcing In A a G BABlB YOCOM run Then on Studers ground- Comings Son POUEflS Ths BR0TIIEI1S CO er to Wendt at short the short Boeks Greeting stop trying to force Ridpath at Cards Music third threw over Martinellis THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 9 AA Davis Offers i yew magazine Sssay Contest Plans To View College Receives Replicas of Instruments Prizes of 175 Social Sciences

first prize of 100 a second i In order to provide an oppor Used by of 25 off- of 50 and a third are Wright tunity in ior students to air con- Brothers Experiments ered to College students in any troversial views in the social sci- Dy jerome department ur Davis ences and present their Ideas on oeiit various issues Marty Hamburger el- lknown writer and lecturer on is attempting to introduce a stu yu Dci3 for essavs on work Baker based dent science magazine on campus Presents Gifts Explains next year a wage or more as earner in any Still in its rudimentary stages industrial or large- Operation Thursday Afternoon business scale me magazine may be extended to agricultural enterprise In which include portions of theses and ar- student will have A lie continuous ticles relating to both natural and missing chapter in the history of aviation will be starts with other waee earners biological IVUW sciences publicly revealed in detail for the first time Thursday at The essays are to discuss the The magazine Hamburger stat- 430 pm by Max P Baker at the Wright Physics Laboratory attitudes of workers toward their ed will publish material similar A when the College formally comes into possession of a set of to jobs toward their fellow workers Chuck Kimbles column in the w7 exact replicas of the original instruments used by Wilbur and toward management and managem- Review and will provide another Orville Wright in their wind- tunnel experiments of 1901 ent policies and practices affecti- medium other than seminar Baker will present ng workers toward labor unions groups for the expression of stu- an account of the Wrights basic and officials and policies particu- dent points of view in these fields experimental work to the physics department officials of the larly unions to which they bel- After suitable preliminary prep- college and invited guests along with an actual demonstra- ong toward the business which aration the results will be pre- tion of the instruments used by the Wrights in solving the employs them as a common inter- sented to the Student Council for problem of flight Working with the executors of the Orville st of employees and management its approval and action Mean- Wright estate and the family of the late Mr Wright Baker while a group 1 JOwdlu iiic luiiiiiiuuiijf in wincn of interested stu- has assembled and correlated a great deal of historical ma- L lion nnrl InnnJ II dents is mm needed to complete the terial through study of hitherto unpublished data LA aomic system as a whole organization of the project fur- Mm 0 If The instruments which Oberlin is adding to collec MAX P BAKER The essay based upon the ex ther information is desired Ham- its burger tion of historic Wright brothers perience and observation of the may be contacted at Bur- material are being presented rork ton i to tne college through the cooperation of the Wright heirs YPSL TO ELECT OFFICERS involved should deal in particular with the problems with the assistance of former Dayton friends of Orville AT THURSDAY MEETING Orville Wright with one of the original Instruments from which confront wage earners Emery To Head Cosmo which Wright and the Inland Corporation The Young Peoples Socialist the Oberlin replicas were made This photo was taken In The composition must be sub 1946 Already on display in the lobby of the physics build- League will meet Thursday at 5 Club for Coming Year several months before his death Photo courtesy Dayton i- ing is set of of Miea 10 roi narvey A woos- Daily News a photographs the Wrights original flight pm in Sturges to elect officers for er chairman of the committee in Bob Emery was elected presi- plus a section of the wing fabric from the first plane next year marge un ur ueiore vjci 1 More dent of the Cosmopolitan Club at their meeting last Thursday Oth- Thiele To Give Violin FOR Sponsors Hinshaw ained from the members of the er officers for the coming year are Program Next rommittee consisting of Profes Emily Alvord program chairman Tuesday In Speech on Pacifism Stone Thomas Name Cabinet ui3 iiwwici ifunu 1J 1W1S Herb Hart publicity chairman Howard Robinson and George E and Jean Frederickson secretary- Nancy Lou Thiele a senior in Mr Cecil Hinshaw recent presi- Simpson treasurer the Conservatory will present a dent of William Penn College violin recital Tuesday May 31 at will speak on Pacifism the Way Leaders for Years Ys in Warner Hall Next 730 Her program of Christ at First Church next will include Romance in F Op Tuesday May 31 at 730 under DIIIIIIG ROOM 50 and Romance in G Op 40 sponsorship of the Fellowship of Following last Wednesdays installation of new YMCA MARTINS Charlie Lind- by Beethoven Sonata by Reconciliation and YWCA officers new cabinet and advisory board members dustrial Committee Franck ner Interracial Intercultural Luncheons Dinners Private Parties and Suite Italienne by A tea will be held for the have been announced by the new presidents Phil Thomas Stravinsky- Dushkin Miss Thiele speaker Tuesday afternoon at 430 Trudy Levi Publicity Commis- 31 East and Lib Stone Y- Collect Street Phone S5S4 will be accompanied at the piano in the Y Lounge in MB Anyone sion Mig Sproul News er Peg many of by Walter Brennan interested is invited to attend Since activities the two organizations are Aughey and Art Chief Mary Ann jointly sponsored co- chairman have been named for these Kalm committees Religious Commission Vici Parker and Rod To carry on the separate work Snedeker Religious Conference of the YMCA Thomas has named Alison Davis and Oscar Stinejl anH nv rilinti rhilrtrpn Hnm the following committee chair- Vespers Jane Weed and Jack men Membership Ken Allen Frederickson Community Service I lallUL Bu uuuie Office Dick Bliss Publicity Jack Commission Woody Lagemann I Community Center Betty Win Scott Newspaper Burton Hous- slow and Bob Roth Public Affairs man Religion in Life Rex Tuck- Commission Skipper Wolfe and er Hi- Y Bruce Bashore Chance Stars Bars Clash Bill Palmer Y Open Forum Fran Creek Dick Crout Freshman Berting and Don Willmott Camp- Club Jim Werntz Pre- Theolog In Womens Softball us Service Commission Carol Dave Gallup Student Opinion Mai TO THE GRADUATING CLASS JUNE 49 Morris and Ban Henderson and Hood Student- Faculty Don Aus- Thursday Foreign Students Vera Kochmann tin and Political Action Bain Game on and Art Sasahara Murray YM representatives to In addition to these names Miss other campus organizations will Clashing in the womens annual Stone has announced the appoint- be John Howes to the Interracial all- Softball game Stars star the ments of the following women to Committee John Tewksbury to captained by Betsy Davenport YW cabinet positions Sunday the Forum Board Jim Fouke to will Bars whose captain meet the Morning Study Grouo Martv UNESCO Jim Relyea to the Civil is Anne Elder at on 430 Thurs Milne Matins Nancy Brinkman Liberties Union and Jim Callison day Deputations and Lorain Neigh- to NAACP You flay Be Accepted for en Early The Stars consist of Jo Butter borhood House Lorna Thomas Mr Paul Arnold Prof Robert field Pat Cobb Curly Holden Nursery Home Ruth Mighell Gunderson and Rev Joseph King Meyer Munday Barb Martha Teen Age Bernice Osmola Per- have been elected to the YM fac- U Air Force Aviation Cadet Training Class Nancy Nicalo Sue Norton- Taylor sonal Service Nancy Bills Domes ulty advisory board The YW ad- Marilyn Spitler Peki Stevenson tic Arts Dotty Danielson Summer visory board will have Mrs J J If you art a college graduate married or tingle between the ages of 20 Cupe Strong and Betty Wells The Projects Janie Bell World Com Auer Mrs Robert Browning Mrs and 2614 an physically and morally qualified you may be accepted Bars team includes Marty Camp- munity Crisse Goulder Social Ac- Miriam Johnson and Mrs Joseph bell Fran Clark Ginger Good- Peg for astignment In U S Air Force Aviation Cadet classes starting In tion Dolliver Economics- In Reichard as new members tht son Barb Green Trudy Hess Ellie lot summer or early fall Hester Ruth Mighell Cathie Moll Mary Nichols and Debby Webster You get a well- planned course valued at 35000 I this includes about WE CAN The game will be postponed to 27S hours of flight training and the finest aviation education and execu- Friday in case of rain WASH and Dry tive training in the world your laundry in 3 hours Co- op Elects Four DO FINISHED WORK shirts included To Trustee Board in 24 hours

Nominated at a student meeting several weeks ago and elected Oberlin Laundrateria Thursday night Art Wolfe Jim 38 Relyea Al Gilbert and Lou South Main Street Phone 144 Smith will serve as student mem- bers of the Oberlin Co- ops board of trustees The four students will join with WERE YOU DISAPPOINTED Win wings then start a career with a future six village residents to govern Co- your and op policies for the coming year We just received another shipment of They plan to set up a dorm rep leaders of the U S Air in Texas for the worlds finest aviation training system before the end of the se- COLUMBIA L- P ATTACHMENTS College men are todays mester so that such plans as the equip- flying exchange be established Force With new and complex aircraft and Here you will receive about 175 hours of book can Same deal as last time And Get for next year scientific research becomes T- 6 plus ex- Buy 6 12- in Columbia L- P Records L- ment being developed instruction in the Texan trainer an Wolfe and Relyea were ree- lected P PLAYER FREE more and more important increasing the need for tensive course in aviation education and execu- The third student member of years board was Tom Math- weather radio this colleg- etrained men tive training Navigation fuels ews Radio will take Gutmans As a college graduate you will have an unlimited and radar are some of the subjects you future in aviation fields of personnel manage- During this training period youll find plenty of and ment operations materiel supply research hard fast action to keep you fit and trim the development best athletic facilities are available Upon com- For That Last winga Its a year oflearning flying and time for recreation pletion of training you will win your silver lieu- with a hand- picked top- string team of Americans and receive a Reserve commission as second Dry Cleaning and Laundry U S Air Force Outstanding gradu- Upon assignment to an Aviation Cadet class you tenant in the Regular commissions upon graduation will be sent to one of the U S Air Force bases ates receive Of the Year

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iicruitimo service Page 6 Tuesday May THE OBERLIN REVIEW 24 1949 Survey Shows Students Liberal Horton Peddler at Quad Sells Suits Still Need 450 Legality ofCompany Questioned To Finance DP In Continued from Page 1 Views on Religion Race Morals show up in the revival of the What should a fellow do If a is Extend Drive short story literary form which seemingly nice young man about Profs Discuss a difficult medium five feet eight inches with a ruddy This is the second of three articles exploring the Since To cite one instance of the trib- complexion and a strong Texan dorm reps have reauo sociological background stu- more and attitude of Oberlin Radi ulations of television he referred build walks into his room at night Summer Slate time in which tHffi dents The statistics are taken from a questionnaire con- 10 to one of his Ford shows Half with a briefcast under his arm money the drive for needed to V ducted by Kit Turner and Elizabeth Herrmann Half the an hour before telecast time the When Frank Castle who resides bring a displaced Continued lrom Page 1 came up and student to J seniors chosen at random were tested confidentially and program manager in Cleveland passed from room to Oberlin next 1 build an organizational structure cut Dept Program been anonymously said Hey Eddie weve got to Monday night he extended until tomorrow that will adequately train under- room in Quad out pages 9 to 13 in your script As of last night 450 By DAVE SECREST opened his briefcase and displayed was 1 classmen to assume the responsible something about Announcing a student- professor needed still so we can insert several samples of material Of- Dorms already Oberlins founding fathers came forth into the western positions vacated by graduating My line seminar for this summer the and a new Ford truck last fering a suit for 20 by mail ord- the amounts colfecuT wilderness to found a school where young folks could Jearn seniors page was goodnight State Department has outlined a Federal before nine er he collected a 6 deposit from Lower D i2 50 rC and labor under the watchful eye of the Almighty and Father According to the report the sta- page 14 was good course for outstanding students ford 1450 my first on his customers who later cancel- Pyle Inn S6 Finney Founded by earnest Christians the school soon earned tion will broadcast by wired with at least two years under- 9 May 18 morning checks left Guide 15 wireless This means it may be ed their and mem- and a reputation for real liberalism Just how religious and just Camera Angle Difficult graduate work or faculty Baldwin 5 received on any standard radio re- He returned Tuesday night and with an interest in foreign how liberal the students are today make an interesting study The reconciliation of stage busi- bers The dorm reps have been ceiver within the College build- when asked by a Quad inhabitant affairs Oberlins nominating board o asked A preaener intending to maice ness with camera angle is anoth- complete their solicitations ings but will not broadcast in the if he had a permit he replied pro- bv a popular appeal in Oberlin to ing it was found that the men and In one dress rehearsal will answer questions on the tomorrow and report to conventional sense The programs er trial naively that he knew nothing of the Dp day had best stick to the liberal women do not differ from each stopped him short gram tomorrow afternoon at 435 committee Art will be carried by wire to each the cameraman such a permit Sasahara vv side Forty- two per cent of the other by more than two per cent around a table in the Faculty Room of the library member building Here the signal is placed as he was walking announced ycsterday seniors tested listed themselves as Sixty- five per cent confessed to Mr Castle represented a com- Designed to provide a The College has on with the exclamation Sorry realistic waived tuition r- liberals while 24 per cent pro drinking occasionally Twenty- the electrical wiring system of pany in Rome Ga for which he youll have to go the other way workable understanding of the equirements so that the 300 eight per cent avoided demon the building A small transmitter had worked only a couple of days will fessed to be humanist and another the Mr Horton or you wont be seen problems encountered by the De- cover all expenses for room ob- using this system can be heard as boar 19 per cent agnostic The consent rum themselves but had no The students of Quad who had dayto- day and well as a in Pittsburgh partment in its opera- travel atives are in jections to others having a wee nip regular broadcast trans- patronized him thought at first and fundamentalists Still no word as to whether he tions the seminar will last from a distinct 9 per cent now and then Two per cent neith- mitter several miles away that Mr Castle had rooked minority had performed all those crazy July 18 to September 9 Included even fewer er drank nor tolerated drinking Should the FCC pass the pend- them but subsequent investiga- Drummond but the atheists have feats or whether he had flunked in the curriculum are assignments Hudson Win companions Only 2 per cent of while 4 per cent confessed to be- ing law which would remove col- tion has not yet been able to de- out And he was almost through on current problems and projects Conservatory this sample professed The ing regular old toots The last lege stations from the standard termine whether or not the com- Honors atheism running the gamut of techniques in various areas of the Depart- girls in particular centered in the category did not specify whether it broadcast band the same system pany he represented legally ex- he used for his player audience ment There will also be special- Robert Drumnumd and liberal category The men were was thirst or four years at Ober- with some modifications will be ists He appeared today in Ober- Richard He was demonstrating how an ized training at the State Depart- Hudson have received the more inclined toward humanism lin that had driven them to the used says the report The pro lin on a charge of driving without Selbv actor can literally make his part ments Foreign Service Institute Houston Honors in music for and agnosticism but they also ex- flask posed ruling might be remedied a license this by developing certain character lectures group discussions and year the Conservatory ceeded the women in fundament- Even though 69 per cent of the by wiring into each radio three announced istic devices In one play I hand- With the presence of a number planned tours to observe the op- last week Drummond alism The women it seems are students were themselves drink- small condensers together with a and Hudson ed a matchbox to another actor a of salesmen passing through Col- erations of the Department each received a more like- minded religiously ers only 32 per cent thought the bypass switch for normal radio volune of the simple little gesture but I jiggled lege buildings the Department of Applications Gesellschaft edition of the college restrictions should be re- use With the switch in one posi- are to be left in orcan The question of whether or- the box meanwhile Well the Buildings and Grounds has posted works of Bach These moved Most were satisfied with tion the student radios would re- Professor Masons box in Peters prizes are ganized religion as it exists today a dictum with the intention of provided for by the liquor rules ceive the Oberlin station and in audience roared they were pan- Hall before the deadline next a fund esta- can be a significant factor in solv- I curbing the nuisance caused by blished by William the other icked could hear one woman Tuesday after which Oberlins T Houston in ing the problems which man On the political side a Demo the standard broadcast peddlers say and solicitors conducting memory 1 band The entire installation Isnt that just like Henry nominating board consisting of of his son an Oberlin faces brought a wide dispersion cratic candidate for president private business on College pro- would take approximately ten does it You see thats it when Professors Chester Shaver James alumnus and instructor of theory of answers Here almost half would pull more votes from the perty Ray Warren College police in the minutes and would cost no more her husband does it she hates him Nelson and Mason chairman will Conservatory who died in thought religion can be some- men than from the women Half I officer should be notified if sales- 1929 than 50 cents when do it its cute choose a maximum of three can- what significant one- the men are Democrats a third men in fourth Dean Howard Robinson will Then after some advice on are peddling their wares didates thought it can be of great sig- Republican The women reverse script learning and a dormitories for many students shortly present to the Prudential recitation of No scholarships nificance and another fourth the vote and go half Republican a a have in past disappoint- are available Y Officers Set Deadline Committee a plan to use base- dialogue on sex from the Noel the been thought it probably cannot be fourth Democratic But the women the for the seminars and students ment of as Coward play he is appearing in ed with the results For significant On this question too can be just as Socialistic as the Peters a studio If must pay their own living ex- Geneva Applications more adequate funds than are now currently he got up to go with- penses the women were more consolidat- men 14 per cent of both were out but the State Department anticipated should having answered the ques- flunked out and look where he is Applications from YMCA and ed in their opinion than the men Socialist The question was stat be available a will help obtain living accommo- tions YWCA members who at- ed completely equipped station would now dations for participants fur- wish to most women believing in the State your political prefer- No Physical Violence For tend be built in the basement of Bur- Horton paused a moment then ther copies the annual Geneva Confe- somewhat significant category ence and if you have no regular was details of the State ton Hall This too much for your re- in a subdued tone began Well rence at Lake Geneva Wis should The men were evenly di- party state the political party you Department announcement will be about porter Mr Horton I confront- be turned in to among favored in not exactly They were always available at the reserve the Y offices by vided the three categories the last presidential ed him How about these rumors room in threatening to throw me out but the library tomorrows deadline it was an- On a question designed to re- election of you tossing a dummy into the I just kept threatening them back nounced yesterday flect racial and religious preju- commencement works and so that Id go somewhere else So dice the men rated somewhat Medi forth icine they let me stay What actually more liberal than women No Campbell Presents Word To Give Final Anne Johnson To Head the He started back and put his happened was that my folks were one expressed objection to room- 1 to Continued from Pate hand his chin Oh my good- aghast to hear that their son was Senior Assembly Talk New Math Club Slate ing with a Protestant or Catholic Concert all- ness no Who me Tonight Bill with its inclusive coverage Oh heavens I acting at Oberlin which was con- A very tiny minority did object to fooled The following officers were elec- would for a time swamp the doc- around a bit but no phys- sidered sinful then They had rooming with a Prof Clarence Ward retiring ted for the coming year at the last Jew or Mongolian Robert A Campbell a senior tors offices However he stated ical violence Oh my no thought Oberlin yellow was the safest head of the art department will meeting of the Math Club pres- race When it came to in the Conservatory will present a overcrowding is a function of Then Stu Carlton joined in place in the world for their son deliver the final vicepr- having a Negro roommate the trumpet But Mr senior assembly ident Anne Johnson esident recital tonight at 730 pm inadequate staffs that have been Horton you did flunk so when they found out I had to address Thursday survey revealed distinct preju- in out noon His sub- Ben Scheff secretarytre- asurer Warner Concert Hall He will so for years didnt you Its been such a transfer and I finished up at dices particularly among ject will be All That Glisters Marna Kunstmann social the girls be assisted by Suzanne Johnstone Socialism said Professor Arlt comfort for students when theyre Brooklyn Poly Twenty- in my hometown Attendance is required one per cent of the girls at the piano His program in- was chairman Pat Mott publicity will no argument against public down in the dumps to say look Then he excused himself and and 11 ob- chairman Charles Marx and fa- per cent of the boys clude Concerto by Haydn group medical service I hate to at Edward Everett Horton he jected disappeared through the door Patronize Eevlew Advertisers culty Since this questionnaire Three Songs by Ruth Wright dignify Socialism by calling it adviser Prof Wade Ellis was anonymous ft is safe to as- Vanderlip and a suite Historic an argument against the Truman sume that most students were be- du Soldat by Stravinsky During Bill What we should consider is Tops with Top Stars Hollywood Colleges ing quite frank This forces us to this last number Campbell will the losses involved with inade- the in and with too ponder how many of these same be accompanied by an ensemble quate medical care students would openly admit their composed of Joseph Contino Emphasizing the danger of over- prejudices Furthermore would clarinet Stan Petrulis bassoon crowding the doctors office under there be a higher percentage of Robert Hodgkinson trombone public group medicine Dr Wright 1 fl I 1 prejudice if the question were put Goodwin percussion said this danger I M rl I Robert existed because W i 1 1 h H I I tri to an actual test George Trautwein violin and there were not enough doctors to J j i Let it never be said that the Richard ONeil string bass This go around Giving everybody un- women are more moralistic than ensemble will be conducted by der his care one physical exam a the men On the question of drink Prof Arthur L Williams year would so consume a doctors time that he could only devote two hours of his day to the treat- ment of sick people Besides said I Dr Wright with doctors being paid on a feeper- patient basis SENIORS there is no incentive among doc- tors to do better and a definite incentive to earn a high income After you have left Oberlin the only way you will be 5i able by processing as many patients a i a g umpuic report oi tne doings of the undergraduate 8 day as possible friends 0 you leave behind will be through the columns of the S 0 Review Why dont you subscribe today to the Review for nextS year 8 for only 450 for the whole school year or 250 for one 9 Classified Ads semesier just complete the 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