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VOLUME 86 Z- 572 OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY OCTOBER 15 1957 NUMBER 9 Committee To Investigate Anyone for Bicycling Satellite Gives Lesson Campus Publicity Agencies On Humility Tufts Stellman Stresses Need for Revision Of Dining Hall Announcement System U S Pays Price of Ignoring Research By SARA WHITNEY President Misses Space Victorys Impact Dining hall announcements are ineffective Jack Stell- fa 1 By JEAN TIMBERLAKE man told Student Council in a communications- publicity re- The launching of a space satellite by the Soviet Un- port at Sunday nights meeting Council responded by di- M ion is another bit of evidence if mere were needed that Rus- recting the Non- Academic Affairs Committee to consider and of urn sian science is first class Prof Robert W Tufts told the Re- a list criteria for items in the nocn present announcements u view yesterday and to investigate the possibilities of a Publicity Workshop The evidence he referred to was Sputnik 180- The large quantity of announcements the results in stu pound satellite launched ten days ago dent inattention Stellman pointed out Many of the noting The Russians have outdone us in jet engines and jet Council Group merely propaganda for various aircraft they developed atomic student groups which could reduce energy far more rapidly than the volume of daily announce- American experts expected they Rest Essential Studies System ments by utilizing other effective it probably tested a thermonuclear publicity channels he said In the warhead for their missiles and past communications policy limit- 0 they are ahead of us in the de- To Treat Flu Of Counseling ed the dining- hall announcements velopment of missiles Professor to two lines twice a week a sys- Tufts continued on Student Council Committee tem which was more effective in t He did not believe that there is Says Durfee discussi- Non- Academic Affairs is conveying important information going to be a third World War ng the College counseling sys- to students according to Stellman Rather he commented the If and when an Asian influenza advisability of a prospect is a long epidemic begins on the campus tem the drivers Publicity Workshop for period of College cars and re- competition with the Soviet sys- we want to be ready for it Dr test fur The Publicity Workshop AV if i i V SelfG- overnment i i tem If the space satellite will Max Durfee Director of the Col- vision of Womens established will plan publicity League legislation its Students mill around degenerate- looking bicycles Saturday at the Consolidated Relief Drive teach us the virtue of humility lege Health Service told the Re- in campaigns for campus organiza- of prevailing so- Bike Auction behind Burton Hall persuade us to discard the ar- view present study the tions and utilize various and methods rogance and self- righteousness cial rules of communication to limit dining- The Health Service in cooper- which have too frequently char- To help guide its discussion of hall announcements to ation with the Lorain County the most acterized our behavior in recent the College counseling system the important items It will su- Health Department has adopted a also Interviewing Political Leaders Makes years its launching will yet prove Committee is preparing a quest- pervise posters regulating their plan to facilitate the care and to have been helpful Professor epi- ionnaire with the help of Dean size and time of display in- treatment of students if an and Tufts predicted Robert Dixon to evaluate all the organizations demic comes according to Dr struct in poster in evaluating Admin- Colleges counseling and other Washington Semester Valuable for Five Tufts the Durfee making with the new sign ma- istrations handling of the satellite personal services The Committee chine The workshop can serve as ill- By missile projects stated that for an The best treatment for this is also considering the possibility an idea Washington Semester students Emily ROGER BUFFETT center for publicity administration which prided itself ness which has an incubation of a ful- ltime College counsellor campaigns Curtis Kathy Edgerton and Lucy Peake told I got a much insight into Con- better from the outset on its psycholog- period of two to three days is rest In other ap- Another issue under considerat- action Council the Review that the programs classes sem- gress and a greater understanding of pres- ical waging of the cold war the said Dr Durfee He added that an ion is a required test for all stu- pointed Mike Rudman chairman inars and individual research projects had sure groups commented Washington Se- Eisenhower administration has epidemic should run its course dents using College cars This test of the National Student Associa- given them valuable practical experience in mester student Jon Mallamud been particularly obtuse about normally in two or three weeks If would be given through the Dean tion Co- ordinating Committee a large number of students require American government and foreign policy Mallamud spent much of his time in the impact of the satellite The of Mens office and would involve The function of the committee is treatment at the same time he The Washington Semester is a cooperative Washington last year working on his project Presidents assertion that the a written examination on state to handle correspondence with the United States didnt think of the continued the patients will bo laws and on hypothetical situat- NSA sponsor campus programs in arrangement between the American Univer The Budget Process in the Corps of Engi satellite project as a race has a confined to their dormitory beds ions which might occur while a line with the national emphasis sity in Washington DC and cer neers with special reference to peculiar ring Tufts observed Dean Mary Dolliver and Dean student is driving The group is assist College organizations in tain accredited colleges whereby flood control in the eastern part of Tufts outlined failures of past W D Holdeman will arrange with working with Dean W D Holde- gaining information about other selected students have the oppor- Conference Needs this country He contacted people United States policy and suggest- house directors to work with jun- govern- m an on this test schools and represent the College tunity to study American in both the Army Corps of Engi- ed possible revisions for the fu- ior residents and counselors if The Committee also favors a at regional and national NSA con- ment in action while studying at Students Interest neers and the Bureau of the ture The United States is now there is a need to aid the Health joint committee of members of ferences the University The academic Budget I was impressed by the paying and will long pay the Service in its program of visita- Mens and Womens Boards and Other Members program includes a seminar on To Back Functions amount of time people were will- price of the contempt for basic tion and treatment Non- Academic Affairs Committee Bill Hickman Roberta Meserve Government in Action three cred- ing to spend explaining things and research of the former Secretary The danger Five College Conference Com- in Asian flu results to act as a liaison between the Paul Potter and Ian Burton who it hours an individual research by the way in which they would of Defense Charles E Wilson from complications brought on by mittee started six years ago to go three groups and to discuss social has had extensive experience in project three credit hours and out of their way to help us Support for basic research is the illness rather than from the regular courses totaling nine cred- promote cultural exchange and rules student government at Birming- make contacts he said needed and should be given he illness itself stated Dr Durfee As ham University in England were it hours good will between Ohio colleges Last Social Project declared a result diagnosis of abnormally years Committee on ge will be continued this year if there Piatts selected as membersatlar- and Specialized Courses Tufts stated further that de- prolonged or severe cases Rules which was organized by is enough student interest in the Vince Piatt another Washing- will be Bill Rugh and Pam Roberts were fense needs should take priority important Larry Mirel has been absorbed by Miss Edgerton explained that program according to Jack Stell- ton Semester participant chose a Students are always appointed co- travel directors The program en- over budget balancing Discussing expected to go Non- Academic Affairs Committee the graduate- level man Council member Those who study of The International La- to the Health appointments followed a decision highlysp- the security system Tufts re Service at It will continue to discuss the abled her to take ecialized would like to work on the Confer- bor Movement in Underdeveloped the outset of any symp- by Council to delete the section of College Continued on p 4 col 2 toms of illness Mirel Committees proposals courses which the ence Committee should contact Countries for his project He was the By- Laws requiring the NSA pointed does not offer She out of Student Council Nom- able to work directly with the De- Co- ordinator to be a member of members that many of the lecturers at the partment of Labor AFL- Council inations Committee he said and the University were political figures CIO Freshmen To Elect Council also appointed Dave The participating schools are 3 Students Find Acceptance who might be unable to gravel to Piatt stressed the advantage Schneider to the Student Union Ohio Wesleyan University Anti- of a small town like Oberlin to lec- having close contact 5 To Planning Committee Five appli- och College Denison University with the Class Offices ture All classes were held in the primary sources of information cants for the position presented the College of Wooster and Ober- On Negro College Campuses evening so that government em- related to the field Following up Student Council Election Com- speeches and were questioned by lin College Bv OLIVER WOSHINSKY ployees could attend she ex- his work last year he attended mittee announced that the Fresh- Council before a vote was taken Last years activities included a plained the International Labor Confer- A person spending a semester Stated Miss Raper Probably the man Class will elect the following Council approved a constitution exchange in which the Another contrast between dramatic ence in Tunisia this summer Piatt at a Negro college must adopt the main advantage of the exchange five officers in the early part of presented by Pat Powell for Le College presented The Mischief merely courses at American University tentatively plans to enter the for- attitude that he is there program is just the fact that the November president vicep- resident club film club at Wooster and a joint Cine The French and the College was that most of Maker eign service to live not to conduct a sociolog- student is going to another college will secret- be the runner- up which was organized by a group of the assignments were designated student government meeting The ical experiment stated Allan different from arytreasurer Oberlin in many mens social French majors will present six by topics not by pages and most Committee has also had plans Conservativism Spear one of three students of the aspects chairman dis- yet and womens social films and a series of open of the reading was optional com- undeveloped as for a creative Asked if he felt any trend to- College who took part in an ex Both Fisk and Hampton chairman are Further details will be cussions each year Season tickets mented Miss Curtis art exchange A Mock United Na- ward conservativism in Washing- change program with two Negro small southern schools with little published 2 to at a later date will be available for tions Assembly scheduled be ton Mallamud replied No I colleges last semester money traditions they want to Research Projects held Ohio Wesleyan was can- at dont think there is any trend The other two students Joan continue lower academic stand- According to Miss Peake the in- of of celed because lack student Piatt answered Not in the ex- Wiggin and Maggie Raper shared ards and a different type of social projects were dividual research interest there ecutive departments but definite- this opinion Miss Wiggin ob- life because of the fraternities and Grade School Pupils Speak a social standpoint valuable from There has been little student ly in Congress I would say that served that the exchange student sororities Miss Wiggin felt that all had to use consider- support program during as students for the most of the other students came should not feel that he is going to these other aspects which make dealing the French able tact in with vari- the past few years and few peo- from decidedly more conservative a school where he can observe the southern colleges a great deal Add Geometry to 3Rs they in- ous personalities whom ple have been interested in work- campuses he added foreign people but where he will different from the College give the By LOUISE emphasized a ing LUCKENBILL terviewed She that on it added Stellman He also Both students felt that there continue his everyday living Add- exchange students as much of a Imagine a third- grader saying Although selected on the basis half- hour personal conference felt that one reason is that the was much greater opportunity for ed Miss Raper the Negro students new experience as the fact that he might as much information Little United Nations Assembly Bon jour Mademoiselle or Que of their achievement test scores yield at individual initiative in social life greatly resented those white stu- is attending a Negro college est- of reading Indiana University Na- ce que eest One hundredtw- and mental maturity the children as three hours and the at the American University Mall- dents who felt themselves sociol- All three felt that the main dis- entylive Any interested in ap- tional Student Association Co- Oberlin children in in the French classes are not spe- student amud pointed out that there is a ogists or missionaries The advantage they encountered was Washington Semes- ordinating Committee over- the third through sixth grades cial in any sense They spend the plying for the have savings in tuition costs which the three generally felt that the ex- the fact that the academic stand- now J D Lew- lapped in func- spend 20 minutes each day rest of their school day with other ter should contact Prof the Committees college passes on to the students change student could not further ards of the Negro colleges were is to participants from tion of promoting activities speaking and listening to French classmates learning arithmetic or talk the with You have to provide your own good relations between the races considerably lower than the semester other schools They learn the French alphabet history physical education and last Continued on p 4 col 1 if he felt he were conducting an standards here follow instructions in French and all the usual third grade subjects experiment instead of gaining a Negroes Want Integration draw pictures play number games Programs Philosophy Weird Music Colorful Costumes new experience in living In giving the Negros attitude on and hot or cold all in French The philosophy behind this un- No Isolation integration Miss Wiggin declared and sometimes play teacher and usual program is to provide a wide None of the exchange students The Negroes definitely do want kk other children questions range of experience for those felt any isolation from the rest of integration However she said Very enthusiastic about the new pupils who are interested in learn- the student body Spear and Miss they do not feel resentment skill they are learning the young- ing new skills and who can grasp Arnold Reports on Asian Cities Raper two in a group of 11 white against all the white people They sters always call their teacher these new skills rapidly This is students who spent their semester realize that it is only a few who Mademoiselle on the street and necessary in the Oberlin public Russia Rep Visits at Fisk College in Nashville are trying to withhold their avidly engage in conversa- of the wide range Tenn testified that they were al- rights French schools because sign our guide for some strange filled it it being a hot day ton at the dinner home among Oberlin young- Uzbek City ways one of the group and had no Miss Raper commented There table at of ability Ancient reason took unusual pride one 6f In a small park a number of old According to their teacher Miss by achievement test difficulty being accepted Since is no simple solution to the inte- sters shown By MARK ARNOLD our group noticed a row of straw- men sat cross- legged performing Barbara 57 young- ability range the program has been carried on gration problem and dogmatism Weller the scores Although the roofed mud huts across the street their ancient religious sters of ele- The city of Tashkent marked rites In for seven years at Fisk the stu- and fanaticism on respond very well to her is great a large number And before our over- protegtive our part will just oral- my introduction to an ancient Uz- the market place fruit was plenti- to seeing aural method of teaching a mentary pupils are in the top level guide could stop us dents are used white further entrench the South in its new music we were off ful and we were soon engaged in language Miss Weller speaks while an equal number bek culture whose weird students on their campus every way of thinking Spear remarked of ability primitive mud in the old city cameras levelled conversation with the squatting French to the dozen children who at the bottom level These colorful costumes second semester The main advantage of the ex- are donkey- driven carts send Market Scene merchants who had come to sell st around a small table on mini- achievement tests indicate that huts and Miss Wiggin the only white change program is gaining the back through several Soon we were back in the bus their produce ate chairs In fact she thinks it ability is not related to race eco- the visitor student in Hampton Institute a realization that these students are would centuries of history rumbling down narrow clay Three of us spent the afternoon college of 1200 Hampton just be detrimental to introduce nomic or cultural backgrounds in Va another bunch of individuals The city is divided into two streets past low- slung adobe there smelling the rich aroma of written words to her students Who Dr Harry A Koss superin- commented that she never felt Living with them is like any other said new and the old and houses scantily- clad children shish kebab smoking on an open have just learned the concept of of schools parts the out of place because the students ordinary experience tendent fashion our turban- fitted men and costumed tire drinking green tea and mak- translating every- into explained that other com- in true Intourist tour are interested in you and go out Difficult To Generalize day objects He women We alighted at the village ing friends with these curious peo- tn8ish symbols up a program started with a visit to the attrac- of their way to be friendly The All three felt that it was diffi- munities have set square before an old ple who us- tive but familiar green parks and mosque near found such pleasure in three exchange students felt on cult to make Third Graders Quickly for the low learners which is generalizations about Learn massive government buildings of the market place Many women our smiles and such pride in our whole was very the She believes ually not too successful neglecting the that there attitudes of the student body that her brigh- new city On the way we wore veils and carried packs on admiration of their culture of child who can easily learn a the little resentment against them the two colleges and even more tjed students in the third grade the the sta- their heads Soon a crowd of 200 earn ask a question con- stopped to see frequent Rep among the Negro students difficult to make generalizations French more quickly than new Idea and people was gathered us Eats National advanced material tues of soviet heroes that we had around Exchange Program Worthwhile about the southern Negro As Miss Je sixth grade youngsters partly cerning more finding real live Americans as Dish Because of the class has seen in identical form countless of Uzbekistan All three generally felt that the Raper pointed out Fisk is no the younger children have when the majority curious as we found to ewer concept thor- times already Several new build- them be In the olden days Samarkand exchange program was worth more typical of inhibitions in pronouncing not even learned the the South than e a school ings displaying the peculiar soviet Narrow canals at the sides of marked the scene of Persian and while not merely because of the Oberlin is of Ohio French alphabet older oughly He said that and there- The conception of good architecture each street served as sewers for Turkish invasions It was the the racial aspect but because the fore one must be nildren go into giggling should provide more experience hesitant In draw- fits of were next on our itinerary As we both the new and old cities of Mongolian outlook ing conclusions nen she these quick learners who are the headquarters the entire atmosphere and of on the problems asks them to round their for stopped before a recently complet- and many a child took off his colleges of the Negro mouhs of their classmates in some shoes dictator Tamerlane in the four the two southern are so after four months in and pronounce u in ahead in whose ordinary de to through a Continued on Pago 4 ed theatre run the cool water that Continued on p 4 col 3 much different from Oberlins southern college October 15 1957 fliesday THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 3 Yeoman Gridders Last Quarter My Ties Allegheny ii m lmmmm mwmm ni ii ni n i Harriers Lose Meet Fyj- Clark and Edwards Sparkle Times Best of Year As Gridders Catch Gators l By DON TOLL By JON WILLIAMS The race was won by 12 seconds This was Coach Trailing 14- 0 at the half Lysle Butlers gridders staged cross- nan Kinseys comment after the country meet between a dramatic fourth quarter rally to tie the Allegheny College last 14- 14 ineva and Oberlin Saturday The meet was very close Gators on Dill Field Saturday Hank Edwards Yeo- being Geneva 26 flith the final score Oberlin 29 and not man halfback kicked both extra points to climax the exciting actually decided until the finish line was crossed as two Oberl- contest out- kicked in the last half mile opening period in men were In the Oberlins right halfback Edwards The score at the mile mark was Geneva 24 Oberlin 31 carried the ball to the Allegheny three yard line With only yard first down Art Ialcschat oi ueneva one line for the iih Yeomen couldnt dent the iHine in 508 At the two mile strength the Ray Killen ran to the ten yard 28 Gators line and were forced to U nci had dropped to line on a draw play Marcus car- levas This Wednesday the harrier up SHU 1- U a give the ball to J1 aS PlUCDSCnai wim play host to Westminster College ried the opponents five Then closrly followed by Bob Intercepts Bob Clark who began 10 25 Oberlin has run Westminster for Villa the march co- captain Servi- Service Oberlin the past two years winning both After a scoreless first half Alle- when he received a punt on the through the third 45 ce lost ground contests The first was won with ghenys quarterback Dick Buerg- Allegheny went over on a belly and was too far series through miCi however a score of 17- 46 in 1955 and last er passed a 36 yard aerial into the right guard and a half miles position behind at three year the locals defeated them on the end zone which bobbled out of Hank Edwards conver- speedy leading sion made the score 7- 14 to catch Genevas their own course by a score of the hands of Bill Baker his left as the quarter Bn 25- 30 halfback Oberlin then took to the third ended 207 Best Times The meet promises to be a close air but Jim Villa the Gators With four minutes left in the a meet On the whole this was one as Westminster has pound star fullback intercepted fourth period Edwards ran wide several attempts jj consideiable improvement lor returning lettermen They have one of Bill Guerreras to the left spun free from two men way Ho Yeoman harriers Eleven also gained a very promising and went all the for the Allegheny players swerved to the year unmolested mi their best times of the freshman who was the Pennsyl- touchdown Villa was right side of the field where he locals 20 yard while four improved over their vania State champion in high until he reached the was stopped at the Gators 14 Leading slipped through two best times of last year school cross country last year Bill Bolt Clark Yeoman halfback scores the first local touchdown in the 14- 14 tie with Allegheny line where he Clark brought the ball to the varsity weaved down fte improvement for the Sanders has beaten Vince Timon Review photo by Lee Roth Oberlin players and three where he was hit hard by chopped an He was hard was Leon Lewis who of Pitt who placed third in the the richt sideline hit John Arcuri the Allegheny left sec- Tjust as passed the goal The amazing one minute and four IC 4A meet last year at the five he end From the three Edwards by Biggam was onds from his previous best both mile Van Cortlandt Park course in conversion Tom swept around the right end to for this year and last Second in New York Notices good score Edwards then kicked the improvement was Service taking With fourth down in the third extra point to tie the contest CROSS COUNTRY 54 seconds oil his previous best GENEVA 26 OBERLIN 29 quarter Dave Hibbard punted for 14- 14 1 There is time for this year However he is Palenschat G 21302 a cross country meet Oberlin to the Allegheny 38 yard with Westminster College tomor- Edwards attempt reminded stii behind his last years personal 2 Service O line where Villa brought the ball 21363 row on some spectators of the Oberlin- record of 20591 Others who Savage Field within tallying range for the Gat- 3 Munson G 22088 Allegheny game of 1949 With the achieved considerable gains were ors Quarterback Buerger faked 21- 4 Lyons O SOCCER score 0 Oberlin tallied three John Grigg co- captain Dave Ly 22089 left and hit Don Smith his left The Yeoman soccer squad takes times in the last quarter but lost ons Howie Fullerton and Larry 5 Wolfe O 22320 half with a handoff Smith who on Ohio Wesleyan tomorrow at the game 20- 21 missing the last 6 Alleghenys record for the Kecfer Brooks G 22460 Delaware holds point after touchdown longest scoring run 160 yards Those who ran their best times 7 Caras G 22460 Outstanding for the Allegheny of year or last Dave JU- found an opening through right this include 8 Meyersburg O 22530 JITSU Gators were Don Smith averaging Lpns who ran the fastest time Anyone having knowledge of tackle and drove to the Oberlin 9 G 89 yards per carry and Jim Villa Fulle- Jackson 22550 sport Ju- six yard line Dick Buerger gained of his college career 22089 the Jitsu and inter- The Gators gained a total yard- 10 Lewis O 22560 ested in co- two more yards on an option play rton ran 1495 faster than his instructing a proposed age of 199 yards against the locals of 11 class please and then dove for the touchdown best last year finishing eleventh Fullerton O 23150 contact Frank Chest- 203 The two teams were com- nut at on a quarterback sneak Biggams in 2315 Lewis proved himself 12 Keefer O 23180 Burton paratively equal in their pass per- by finishing fifth on the team with kick was again good 13 Lamborn O 23590f THE CONFERENCE centages with nine out of eleven a time of 2256 14 Meeker G 24020 According to a recent release by Aerial Attack for Allegheny and eight out of Second Loss 15 Grigg O 24080 the Ohio Conference statistics The Yeomen began their rally thirteen for the Yeomen j Thus although losing their sec- 16 Hackman O 25010 bureau Ohio Conference schools when Bill Guerrera connected Oberlin now has a record of one ond straight meet are 17 the harriers Gill O 26020 have racked up an 8- 0 record with passes to Bruce Marcus and tie and two defeats as they get beginning to round into shape 18 Bonnell G 26210 against outofconf- erence locals ready for the Homecoming Quarterback Bill Guerrera gets off a jump pass as the Crim- foes so Dave Hibbard After the Game Coach Kinsey was pleased with Swcnson unof 25010 far this season marched 56 yards in nine plays against Ohio Wesleyan this Satur- Saturdays performance as an in- Kain unof 25360 son line holds firm day dication of the teams improving Fischer unof 26370 Revitw photo by Lee Roth Sideline Sidelights Teachers Thwart Booters Offense by Dick Steiner Win Contest 2- 0 A Flpi- t rip HALLELUJAH BUT I LOST A DOLLAR I A Viiiaf Vnlar irunifl nnornl t I 1 DAVE LESSIN fk 8 i inssiiiiii an urmianccri sinysicms iHpnri-n I am now perfectly qualified to define the phenomenon known niont in lllili after receiving his H S as mixed emotions Having sat through untold numbers of Yankee- Playing perhaps their poorest in K frnni liiilicrts CiiIIckc Istanhul Indian games in Cleveland stadium and seen luck like that which game within the last few years Turkey 1M0 and his Ih from he produced Elston Howards game tying home run in the ninth inning the Crimson Booters dropped their C uliformulnHtituteuf Tiehnnluiylt of the fourth game I decided the time had come to purge sentiment first game of the season 2- 0 to a from my betting activities Zo I bet one dollar on the Yankees powerful Slippery Rock eleven Needless to say dor Braves won Hallelujah But I lost a dollar The locals sluggishness and lack Undoubtedly Milwaukee was everyones favorite sentimentally of teamwork were the key factors After so many years of kicking around in the baseball paradise with- in the disheartening defeat out bringing home pennant the they were finally being given the For the first five minutes of play chance to bring back all the could Sports marbles But they do it the Crimson and Gold as has been said no Illustrated as did many others but in the face of these dire case in previous games were z a predictions they the lit came through in dramatic style Hallelelujah But in control of the contest After this lost a brief period it was Slippery It was an exciting nay dramatic series The Yankees kept Rocks ball game all the way as getting the Braves on the ropes but they finish them They m 1 couldnt they consistently outmaneuvered st game Ii ir won the first supposedly a big advantage but they still outshot and outhustled the Yeo- couldnt put it away A true triumph for sentimentality A glorious men up to the end of the contest victory a big boost for baseball a real drama of sports Hallelujah But I lost The speedy Green and White y at- Imagine the traumatic experience I went through during each eluded the locals at every turn game An epic struggle between heart and pocketbook raging within tempting 23 goals to the Yeomens ftef 3 Only the of goalie Can anyone blame me I needed the money Mantle youre a bum acrobatics but mt the ball On top of this it had to go seven whole complete Steve Lowenstein held Slippery games A great series Yeah Hallelujah But Rock to just two goals Talk about pyrrhic victories boy I know what theyre like Usually an offensive team the But the whole thing had its therapeutic values I mean after all those locals found the task of playing of us who follow the American League get pretty sick of seeing the defense against the relentless at- cotton pickin Yankees win all the time And anyone who really tack of the Teachers forward wall enjoys baseball can find relief in seeing the highest hopes of Milwau- a little more than they could man- kees faithful realized at last And after all one learns by losing age It was better he thought to fail in attempting exquisite things The Crimson offensive lines on t V V than to succeed in the department of the utterly contemptible the other hand did not possess the 1 Arthur Machen necessary teamwork to carry the y A All right I should shout a loud Huzzah for Milwaukee Even ball through the Teachers strong- aJ A Hallelujah again But ly countered defensive unit V- v V Coach Cliff Stevensons strategy was to move the ball downfield on SHOWS BOX the outside and then quickly cross BEGIN OFFICE it to the inside men in front of company a young man EACH OPENS the opposing goal But Slippery In EVENING Arouj Rocks hustling defense promptly a big at At 715 pan put a damper on this plan Always A Good Show 700 pm Throughout the game Steven- to tackle big jobs son used a total of 24 men almost get TONITE can Your Last Opportunity to See the entire first team but to no government Yoler who is play- Doris Day and the cast of the Broadway play in avail most in my two gramed by the U S The thing that has impressed me This was the first time A ing an important role in this work directed the design that the years says 28y- earold Yusuf THE PAJAMA GAME Teachers at General Electric of the worlds largest hypersonic had beaten the local Laboratory Inves- and development booters Stevenson said the Yoler manager of Aerodynamics WED THURS FRI 3 EVES OCT 161- 718 that shock tunnel a device which will test- fly missile game was one of tigations challenging opportunity open to the worst that is the his team be- research nose cones at speeds over 15000 mph has played since he young people here My field is guided- missile gan coaching at Oberlin of Progress in research and development as well as the nations top- priority defense job Because Tomorrow after two days of ex development every other field of endeavor depends on how well the scope of the companys research and in tensive defensive drill the boot- tech- young minds meet the challenge of self- development ers will travel to Ohio Wesleyan program had the opportunity to work with 1 1 Ive col- ROLLICKING tNULlbtl uumtu determined to rectify their past seen At General Electric there are more than 29000 Boilty Crowffcw N T Jmm nical experts in many related fields And Ive I performance Stevenson however lege graduates each of whom is given the opportunity at first hand the responsibility which General Electric Sim I will use essentially the same start- develop to his fullest abilities In this way we be- Alastair ing lineup as in has proof to me that in a to the Slippery Rock given to younger men game On Saturday big jobs lieve everybody benefits the individual the com- the Yeomen big company a young man can get to tackle mAn will play host to Denison pany and the country tHGreEn EXTREMELY FUNNY A Yoler is The research being done by Dr Yusuf Full of Merry Murders and TENNI5 RACQUETS RESTRUNG Is Our Most Important Product significant not only to himself but to General Electric Thgrea Unusual Circumstancesl Nylon Twist 400 present the Protected and the security of the nation as well At Plus REMBRANDT His Life and Works 450 on DON MENZI Clark House company as a prime contractor is participating GENERAL ELECTRIC FEATURE 240 Elm or May Dining Hall missiles pro MAIN at 730 and 940 pm three of the four long- range ballistic Phnno 4- 47ni

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fje ftebteto dDberlin College Letters to the Editor the A and Friday during Christian Published by the studentt of Oberlin College erery Tuesday winter and ipring semesters excepting holiday and examination periods second Subscription 5 foe the full year 3 semester ten cent a copy Entered as class matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April 12 1911 Office 60 South Pleasant William Munson Hickman Upholds Classroom Education System Street Telephone 4- 4271 not the system Or perhaps 9 A To the Editor the 15 1957 NO VOL 86 TUESDAY OCTOBER Christianity first column last Friday Hil- subject matter is just plain unin- human nature and human so- of Religion In her Throughout the hundred some very sound regardless of pre- EDITOR we then has to do with a college at ary Smith made teresting the DAVID MATHIASEN ciety being what they are assign- Manager years of its history Oberlin has the about the sentation Stcrc Poeton Business never fear about the other the point of concern for observations need mentality under which been a distinctively Christian of our nature they are wholeness of conceptual truth ment Yet all hope Is not lost Just ISSUE EDITOR demands labor However DICK PAGE college Oberlin College Bulle more than amply rewarded to say that Oberlin students this year Oberlin inaugurated ex- All this is merely she confused some of Ellie Busick A of I feel that perimental sections in three de- Editorial policy is determined by an editorial board composed tin What does this mean The point is not to deny that Christianity should not first others Ken Lange Dave Mathiasen Gene Mayfield points and overlooked partments In each case the stu- Peter Ellund Ben Greenebaum Mark Israel meaning as- intersecting Oberlin Col- Carolyn Swisher good many students there are non- intellectual all be reading thinking Dick Page Steve Porton Ellen Bawlings Lee Roth Dick Steiner and concerns Undeniably dent will have less day to day responsibility of the Board mem- reg experience and lege at the point of its Opinions expressed in editorials are the collective lparners or scholars not pects of human and discussing are inaispenhdun work and will in general be more the of are for the sole purpose of indicating the writer a arts college for society its moral life or its bers Initials at end editorials given istered individuals laugh and growth that liberal parts of any system of education own Miss Smith ought indicate that the writer is in any way more or less responsible for the opin- religious life Here is on his to They do not Too they are sim- is legitimately concerned with formal glad to see that Miss than other members of the board wonder often and Im recognize these changes as steps in ions expressed after all a the point is that the essential where it is very much in eyi- most of her nlv reminded that in- Smith has acquired the right direction It is only to bo develops of a college is its intel- Christians seem to be and liberal arts education nature wisdom from bull sessions hoped that the students prove Christi- lectual nature In other words volved But important as these appar- the whole person that solitude But she would themselves worthy of their newly A Fingers- Off Policy es- things are they are somewhat anity has something to do with many of us assume that the ently like to have more classroom peripheral to the essential na- acquired independence The April 15 1955 edition of the Review carried a the whole person and therefore sential aspect though not the discussions too And here I must sometmng one of a education ture of a college However if Miss Smith was not lead story that started Eleven Soviet student editors will that Christianity has only liberal object for wisdom is to be is critical thinking ac- one of these lucky students and if of States to do with a college Certainly the peripheral found not in the cfcissroom but wind up a four- week nation- wide tour the United she would like to be a student Prof William E Kennick in If this is what a college is tivities are centrally important outside of it with a visit to the campus May 14 in the true sense of the word per- an Assembly talk two years ago about what is a Christian col- to humans But to what extent Ideally class lectures should be haps she should give up a few out- In the following issue published on the day the editors mentioned the people who on lege Christianity must neces- are the Ys for instance wholly stimulating and provocative side activities and a few of her were to arrive in the United States the lead story read occasion are moved to speak so sarily intersect the college in its peripheral standing for picnics enough so that the student will go Activity curiosity to nine hours of sleep for the sake of Arrangements for the four- week nation- wide tour of the eloquently about the well essential nature Christianity as insinuated on away with a burning man or woman and Night and campfires and group more Granted this is not al longer bull sessions and more soli- eleven Soviet student editors who were to visit the College rounded must intersect the intellectual learn about the need for satisfying the life of the college If the subject dynamics in place of reading ways the case but who is really to tude The reason the Soviets re- May 14 collapsed Saturday other non- intellectual demands matter of critical thought is the for endless activity in place of blame I would say the professor Bill Hickman fused to be fingerprinted and the State Department would of our nature sum total of mans experience thinking Certainly not as not let them in unless they were But I beg to disagree with then obviously we must ask much as is sometimes suggest- Smith Answers Critic Asks More Discussion them he said The well- what kind of activity religion is ed A Christian college is un- Compulsory fingerprinting for aliens visiting this 1 to a break study- rounded man they usually have what Christianity says about doubtedly many things But first To the Editor tures take from passage of the Walter Immigration some ing country resulted from in mind is about as well- round human experience what its re- of all it must be a college and Mr Hickman has made on some Secondly I Act in 1940 Ever since then State Department policy ed as a zero and about as lation is to other fields This is Christianity has a part to play sound points as well as would consider his fingerprinting has been marked by confusion because while vacuous As Plato saw long ago why Oberlin has a Department in its being that which I feel need closer examin- implied statement that a lecture be as provocative and exceptions have been made in some cases Russian farm- ation should I find somewhat mislead- stimulating as a discussion Grant- were not made in others student editors First ers they ing his statement a complete non ed but it takes a student of ex- Last Thursday the long overdue solution came the Agriculture and Aid sequitur that he objects to class- ceptional intellectual ability to be United States ordered an end to fingerprinting for almost room discussions on the grounds excited over a lecture while a outside mediocre student may find excite- all alien visitors to this country We cant help hoping that that wisdom is to be found Why not in it as ment in a discussion his own par- taken jointly by Secretary of State John Foster the classroom this action well Mr Hickman Or do you ticipation should lead both to this Brownell indi- Dulles and Attorney General Herbert Jr Joel Finler feci that one should attend lec Continued on p 4 col 1 cates a new policy of encouraging cultural exchanges with communist countries And we cant help wondering whether I picked up a copy of Time market where prices seek their sales abroad for local curren- the students that went to China didnt have something to magazine the other day and read own levels in accordance with cies rather than dollars of 3 On the Local Screen do with it a column entitled The Great domestic supply and demand billion worth of farm surpluses Some of the credit for the new policy must go to Con- Sorghum Game This game would not be the ideal situation such as the recent agreement referred to the current frantic on world where the with Poland outright grants of gess too for the Government acted under a law passed this the market ROBERT KREIS efforts of the Eisenhower Ad historically an 500 million in case of famine fingerprinting policy up to the dis- United States is September putting the ministration to solve domestic exporter Even the USSR is or other emergencies relief just seen PAJAMA Fun have literally rolled in the cretion of the administration farm problems with a policy so plagued by domestic difficulties feeding of Hungarian refugees Having my first musical since aisles Frankly we do not feel that fingerprinting is one of flimsy that even Time found it in farm production the Rus- giants to non- profit relief GAME King and I I am ready to throw THE DI Sat only stars Jack the worlds greatest insults to an individual But it is never- fashionable to be critical sians are not in a position to ex- agencies and bartering of sur- in the towel for another two Dragwebb Nut er ah Drag- Russia is con- Since the agricultural prob port the large amounts of agri- pluses for either strategic and theless true that in Europe and fingerprinting ears net Webb as a tough Marine ser- lem will be with us until sci cultural goods necessary to re- critical materials or foods and j sidered degrading suitable only for criminals Western poor dia- geant assigned to drill the raw entists develop an acceptable place any reduction in exports services needed in foreign- aid This film bulges with to pride enough to non- actors and willing flabby youth of America Europeans have managed swallow their substitute for food and with by the United States For ex- programs logue garish color poor top grade Those visit the United States in large numbers The Kremlin quite a few farmers around ample the United States and Thus by exporting the gov- singers every single gag is in into US Marines familiar with Webbs tight- lipped on the other hand has used the issue as a convenient way of these days it seems reasonable Canada are the only major ex- ernments extensive program taste and a couple are worse than true that you soft- spoken Joe Friday style will preventing Russians from coming here while at the same to be concerned No one wants porters of wheat a very basic reduces the unhealthy surplus that It is apparently to support inefficient farmers food item which overhangs our domes- can do anything so long as you be interested in his amazing ver- time making it appear that the United States was actually In- or to spend barrels of money United States farm exports tic market Such surplus sing it and Pajama Game is two satility As the DI Drill policy responsibility will structor and the villain Under the new the each day to store carloads of have averaged over 4 billion farm exports have done much hours of smut set to music he barks yells at top of his lungs rest squarely with the Russians They must either make surplus food during the last two years The good in countries like India THE GREEN MAN Wed- Fri shrieks the throughout the film may be good their statements about wishing cultural exchanges or Yet there is an important as largest increases have gone to Yugoslavia and Japan but have is a dark horse or black sheep This realism but it entertainment of hypocrisy by the non- communist world pect of the farm situation which less- developed countries like adversely affected the markets or something which unheralded isnt stand judged Those ad- has been much neglected We Korea Pakistan and India of Canada in wheat and Egypt has crept into the public eye to with hearing aids are Locally the new policy has special implications It vised to have become so deeply con- which are not in a position to in cotton Thus the program as become one of the more humorous turn them off during the film com- brings the International Affairs Committees recently an- cerned with domestic farm diffi- attain agricultural selfsu- fficiency it is now being administered British movies You may think a and others will be most nounced project of trying to set up a student exchange with culties that we tend to ignore and are currently strug- looks too much like a plan for dark horse in a public eye strange fortable viewing things from the Apollo lobby Moscow University one step closer to reality the international food problem gling to make increases in farm relieving our domestic farm but wait until you see the pic- Unlike in the United States no production keep pace with their problem at the expense of the This week the State Department will start negotiat- ture THE SUN ALSO RISES Sun- farm surplus exists on the world rapidly- growing populations world market to serve as a sat- Alistair Sim stars and relishes Tues is a faithful reproduction officials to out possibilities ing with Communist sound the market and a continuously in- The Department of Agricul- isfactory solution this opportunity to display his not of Hemingways first significant of exchange programs under the new State Department creasing population precludes ture is currently expanding its There is much to be said for insignificant comic talents novel and is given an accurate policy As a solitary event it has no great significance If it any such surplus in the fore- program of exports of surplus a carefully- planned farm ex- To be thoroughly enjoyed how- and scenically striking production indicates a new emphasis in United States foreign policy it seeable future Furthermore farm products to foreign coun- port program to the many areas ever the film must be approached under the eye of Daryl F Zanuck fanners who might be consid tries This program adminis- of world such goods could be quite significant A quick look over the admini- the where in the proper mood To attain the The handling of the Hemingway ered economically inefficient tered under the Agricultural are badly needed It must be re- desired effect I recommend jump- style is done with intelligence and strations foreign policy of the past few years casts doubt on on the Assist- domestic market might Trade Development and membered though that such ing up and down vigorously for the difficulties of discussing im- not be inefficient at in com- 1954 the second possibility Nonetheless we are hopeful and all ance Act of as amended programs are only a temporary three minutes taking a deep potence on the screen are sur- parison would like to be convinced D M with farmers of Burma is very closely connected with solution at best the countries breath and holding it indefin- mounted by simply discussing it or India inefficiency is financing re- for a the of United States receiving aid do not want to itely Then enter theater and try to The interweaving of the wander- relative matter foreign economic development main dependent on it and we get to a seat Following this pro- ing members of Hemingways Hands- But many A Off Policy what envision as programs and thus is not pure- should not want to administer a cedure it will become obvious lost generation is powerfully an ideal farm situation in ly an export program program At a recent house meeting Womens Boards pro- the on other than a short why audiences seeing the Green conveyed in this film that moves United States a balanced The act specifically authorizes Continued on p 4 col 3 posal for 1230 Saturday night permissions for women was Man subtitled Homicide Can Be Continued on p 4 col 2 under discussion Someone objected that if 1230s were granted 1 oclocks l30s and even unlimited pers were sure to follow To which someone else replied Well who in fly Micoiroy are we to impede progress gives you We maintain that progress even in such small steps as 1230s is a Good Thing The aforementioned house voted unanimously in favor of progress We hope that Womens FI LITER Board when it votes Thursday will not impede it 2 TRAPS The major argument advanced by proponents of the change is that it will give women time for a more leisurely walk home on Saturday nights Women particularly those U living in outlying dormitories find frequently that com- lasws i jl mmswwwwmsm ip TASTi SMTIM3iiiiiin ing directly home after a latertha- nusual movie is not suf- TW j vtmi ficient to get them in under the twelve oclock wire Some have been penalized with late minutes on such occasions While exceptions are often made for contingencies of this jr- y yvvv v sort 1230s would avoid the necessity for a last- minute k j t m a m z t fe X f I I mmmmmVVVVVi V V V1 rush and allow the end of a beautiful evening to be more beautiful than twelve oclock mentality permits IX I I Opponents of 1230s argue that everything is closed IvvvvvvvvA mmmmmm V1 i Jv VVV VVJ at midnight and thus there is nothing to do for the extra r half hour First it must be recognized that even prior to mid- night when the Snack Bar is open and College functions M I 411 T are vX XXvX J f sWWtvT i in progress the entire socializing student body does not ne- vv f cessarily frequent them Furthermore Dons Eats and j i UJ iw

Prestis all remain open after twelve on Saturdays And if ft a a 7 V Tn AN ORDINARY FILTER Ik the rule change permits men to remain in womens dormi- THE VICEROY FILTER Half as many filter traps in the other two tories until 1230 there is a place to go These simplified drawings largest- selling filter brands In Viceroy 20000 show the difference In place show that Viceroys 20000 filler the second a later permission by no means filter traps twice as many for smoother taste traps are requires all women to stay out until 1230 It is our conten- actually twice as many as the ordinary filter tion that women of college age are mature and responsible enough to regulate their own hours and their own activi- ties and a 1230 rule would simply provide more leeway for Twice as manv filter tmno no 4KQ the exercise of independent judgment The objections that the rule change would mean post- other two largest- selling ing an extra bell girl from 12 to 12 30 and keeping the house filter brands i up equally late do not seem insurmountable Vol- yjf i director Compare Only Viceroy gives you 20000 filter traDs i uijjjiivrjiMiiiiiisii ic unteer bell girl systems for late hours are already in op- twice as many as the other two largest- eration in many dormitories and if the assumption that selling filter brands for that smoother taste women students are for the most part mature and re- Pwjfine- stquality sponsible is accepted it follows that house directors can go leaf tobacco Deep- Cured golden to bed whenever they choose brown for extra smoothness v ii r r us the pro- Viceroy It seems to that Boards proposal is a Get Get 20000 filter traps for smoother taste gressive one We strongly urge its passage at Thursdays meeting e r O IMF Bnw 4 WiUummn Tilirrn Crp Tuesday October 15 ig57 REVIEW Page 4 THE OBERLIN To Give Concerts Arnold Visits Big Weekend Dizzys Business Ancient Cities By CHUCK EATON with GEORGE WEST iifill hiph- T and Milton Yinger oi ine luuuwing cvtuwnnk o- son J ine and Prof 15- piece Moore was hampered light Homecoming Big Weekend sociology department When Dizzy Gillespies by the P evetnm Hnrinrf Viit Of East Asia Friday Ralph Turner of the psycnoiogy swung into the opening o auiu on Di77 scheduled to begin this band t wl on With Fri- m UB t 1 department speaking Business oiucs uiuui put across his hurm Continued from Page chorus of Dizzys ION 8 Friday Student parties Speed the Mean- Chapel there otis uui measure teenth century and the many pm all Deliberate day night at Finney solo on Hiora Soiree at Harkness as massive mosques he erected there Southern ing of Desegregation was no doubt in anyones mind Silvers Dooaiin Talcott Baldwin and May business is are an exotic sight to the visitor Denison to what Dizzys Perhaps the greatest contribut 11 am Soccer game with The city was a main stop on Mar 8 ing factor to the bands swinging Student panel discussion pm Dizzys business is playing jazz co Polos silk road and as I wan alum- homecom- wheeling feeling was the rhythm Allen Art Auditorium for 1130 am Inspection of wild exciting free- section dered through the ancient streets Word Stu- Merchants Walter Davis piano Paul ni on Getting the ing decorations in 77 and With one exception I couldnt help thinking how little of dormi- bass and Charlie Persip dent Publications Speakers windows and in front his bund did just that for the drums things had changed since he had editor and Persip showed fine technique Dave Mathiasen Review tories ti concert The exception on Only an occasion- HiO- his solo wandered them Sally McConnell Hi edi- vocalist Austin vehicle in The Chairm sign Barbecue course was the al truck paved street and in Goldensohn 12 noon Student- Alumni say that and with Wests bass gave tor and Barry at Let it suffice to th Russian reminded me of reality athletic field Tickets Palmer s land rock- hard Yeoman editor at the caliber of Dizzy support on en We were the first large foreign and 100 for no band of the semble passages 150 for adults The only thing delegation to stop here in many 930 pm Coffee Hour for students Dining halls will not needs a vocalist children numbers The most moving experience were besieged by well- alumni First and students that saved the three of years and guests and in serve for this meal sparkling the evening was the completely surround- barbe- Palmer sang was the exquisite n wishers who Church Undercroft are admitted free to the Val- solo on My Funny Remember Clifford a requiem ed our bus wherever it stopped cue Students regularly eating trombone 9 Saturday Class and Club Al Grey lor trumpet player Clifford Brown They were dressed as in Tashkent am Co- ops pay entine by meeting on at the however written by tenor the men in white pants beards Presidents Council showcases many fine saxist Benny PROF FENNER DOUGLASS EUGENE ISTOMIN 150 to attend The band Goldson and boots the women in robes Oberlin Today and Tomorrow most impressive being 8 Eugene Istomin piano 8 pm soloists the Prof Fenncr Douglass organ Donkeys as the chief means in Allen Auditorium 2 Football and Cross Country and Phi Dizzys own personality Tuesday Finney Chapel Sonata served pm altoists Ernie Henry pervad- Finney Chapel Mo- Bring our with Ohio Wesleyan Al Grey and ed the whole performance pm today A by Haydn Variations of transportation 930- Alumni Seminar I Woods trombonist his in in Major 1030 am Henry solos Minor K 1 greetings to the people in Amer- Dizzy himself tricate riding on top of the zarts Fantasie in F on the name Abegg Op by Profs Paul Arnold Ellen John- Coffee hour for students of course ica Peace in the World Were 430 pm understanding of the ensemble or shouting out 608 Bachs Schmucke dich O Schumann Sonata in C Major son Wolfgang Stechow and faculty and alumni in Wilder showed great alone all brothers they yelled of which jazz with the rhythm section liebe Seele Deck Thyself O My Op 53 Waldstein by Beethov- Forbes Whiteside of the Depart- blues tradition out Also in Hall a strong evidence was his fine Soul Pastorale in Four Move- en Two Impromptus Op 90 by Visitors Surrounded ment of Fine Arts and Chloe has grown playing with sense of an earthy showmanship and ments and Prelude in E- Fat Ma- Schubert Waltz in A- flat Major Toward five oclock three of us Hamilton Curator of Allen Art 430 pm Movie for children of full- bodied tone and humor The feeling He was introduction of the jor Seth Binghams Concerto for Nocture in E Major and Polonaise found ourselves in an ancient clay Museum Whats in a Title alumni in the Y Lounge at almost mournful band members Whisper Nice to themselves and Brass and Organ Op 57 in A- flat Major by Chopin street amid adobe walled- in Wilder Hall most effective on the Til nev- houses We were soon surrounded 1030- 1130 Alumni Seminar II in Groovin High a tune Dizzy er go back to Little Rock line at Presi- and by a small group of costumed Peters 104 Prof George Simp 730 pm Class and Club recorded with the late Charlie the beginning of Manteca Council meets in Allen women dark barefooted children dents Parker Phil Woods played ex brought down the house He co- Satellite Teaches Building Letters braided- haired girls and pajamaed Art rnivc Parker- influenced alto nducted with his feet his hands his men Our new friends took us to Quincy Jones Jessicas horn and some freshmans cap Continued from Page 2 for Humility 8 pm The Lively Arts II for sax on Need Nigerian Tours on a had a de- the mosque to see the tombs of Audi- Day He was also featured and obviously ball sense of excitement and to a 1 alumni and guests in Hall Continued from Page Tamerlane where our whiskered arrangement of Yester- By sire to learn more torium beautiful the end of the concert it was marked that it is condemned by guide went to great pains to act Let me add finally that I am de- Lectures in US days not hard to see why Dizzy and his its failure It was used to inflict out his discourse when his tooth- pm Coffee Hour in First lighted about the experimental 930 Trombonist Al Grey shouted band have been successful am- what many believe to have been a less Russian became too difficult By MIKE RUDMAN Church sections and would only like to his way through solos on Dizzys bassadors for America What is terrible injustice on Dr Robert tor us No sooner had we left the Fela Sowande the assistant di- see more of them especially in Benny Blues and Tad Damcrons com- difficult to understand is why we Oppenheimer which has inter mosque when our friends pre- rector of programming for the Ni- 9 pm La Mer featuring the departments I named in my Hales position Cool Breeze Lee Mor Americans arent enthusiastic fered with scientific development vailed upon us to come hear gerian Broadcasting Corporation Goodmans orchestra in column It is these departments gan an 18- yearold trumpeter enough to make it profitable lor in many ways Second it has made some folk singing was yesterday eve- Gymnasium English or literature in general far from home soloed well on Dizzys Night in the Jazz Club to bring such groups it impossible to obtain badly- ning when he presented a pro- philosophy and the social sci- More Green Tea 8 am Sunday The Class and Club Tunisia Baritone saxist Pee Wee to campus needed help from scientists not in Y ences I feel have great poten- Alongside the mosque we found gram of Nigerian Music the Presidents Council meets at that engaged in military programs as areas for more inde- ancient music emanating from a Lounge Nevertheless the tall Dascomb Hall tialities both here and abroad pendent work radio on the sidewalk Sitting good- humored gentleman who is Hilary Smith Tufts called for a positive Unit down on a raised platform which touring this country under the 11 am Services in the local ed States program for peace We serves as bedroom prayer room auspices of the United States churches Foreign Audiences Quiz have not made food use he said and dining room for the family State Department appeared quite Recriticixes Kreis Special Alumni Vesper Taylor of our economic strength to help we were debating whether to take at ease as he interspersed selec 230 pm Service in Fairchild Chapel To the Editor with the economic development of off our shoes when someone ar- tions of music with a touch of wit Race Problems Kreis has demonstrated poor countries We are not work- illespie on Robert rived with two big dishes of soy On his tour of the United 8 pm Symphony Band Concert in e overwhelming success his re- ing with our allies to transform with beans peppermints and round flat States he plans to acquaint Amer- Auditorium ASCH my a genuine Un Hall By PETER markable ability to write first NATO into Atlantic bread Soon followed inevit- coun- the icans with the music of his been sponsored by the State De name Congratulations Bob So ion and we are not giving leader- able green tea and when 1 wont criticize Louis said we had try and to learn more about the partment and didnt feel inhibited far as his review and reply to my ship in the atomic energy field gorged on these goodies Dizzy Gillespie ourselves music here in speaking I was sponsored letter are concerned he is mis- Tufts suggested that the Armed a bearded stooped gentleman Young Democrats ap This itinerant gentleman has This was the first reaction of taken on several counts He claims Forces be unified The present di- peared with two enormous Speaking of his own tours dishes studied music in England for 19 noted jazz trumpeter to Louis that There is not one word of vision into Army Navy and Air of pilov the abroad Gillespie mentioned and three wooden spoons years and has recorded several of Solicit Avon Funds Armstrongs recent criticism of criticism of Stanley Kramer in Forces is obsolete and the so- The alarm was out and before we many many embarrassing ques his own compositions for the Lon- the federal government for its United his review To refresh his memory called unification has not worked knew it 100 people had gathered Ten Young Democrats collected tions he was asked about don Recording Company His best oor policies in regard to Southern the opening paragraph of his re- Inter- service rivalries have been to watch the Americans eat the 56 in a doortod- canvassing States race relations They asked especially in known work African Suite has abuse of Negroes Armstrong had Autherine view reads as follows Stanley bitter the missile delicious national dish of Uzbek- of Avon Lake Saturday Mrs Har about Emmet Till in- sold widely in the United States President Eisen- Kramer responsible for such field istan riet Vanea Lorain County Chair- bitterly attacked Lucy and even Dred Scott I just timate screen successes as The In describing the difficulties in- man of Dollars for Democrats hower for his lack of action in tried to explain that we do have Men Champion and Home of the volved in writing music for the Day explained that the money the Little Rock episode this was problems here but were trying to Brave here tries his hand at a Nigerian language Mr Sowande collected will be divided three before the President ordered fed- solve them as The Elementary Pupils Finler pointed out the inflections eral troops into Little Rock to en- big picture advertised that ways between the county state Gillespie stated that his recep coming resulting from putting words to force integration two mighty ones are Continued from Page 2 and national Democratic organ- tion abroad was absolutely sen outstanding re- Learn French Math music can altogether change with less than run basis In those areas where the izations Louis expressed what many of sational We played some hymns meaning He offered example sults Continued from Page 1 the people are too poor to pay the Two cars picked up the Oberlin us feel Gillespie continued but and old African chants in seme asserts that of the Christmas carol Come All His review further subjects for essential food products no group and drove them to Avon he was the only one with the nerve the underdeveloped Near East not least by any means Ye Faithful With music the Last but Language and Arithmetic one could be losing a market by Lake early Saturday afternoon to say it Certainly all Negro per- countries and they really went for Loren looks Spanish words become Go out and dig po- Sophia The experiment in the Oberlin a temporary program or could Here the group was furnished formers felt very strongly about it it it wasnt a strict program reads her lines well tatoes enough and elementary schools which started rightly accuse the United States with street diagrams of a resi- and I couldnt criticize any state- of American jazz cares and who listens but who last year involves instruction not of dumping The Administra- The samples of Nigerian music dential section and then divided ments even if I wouldnt have He termed the routine of the We much more preoccupied are only in foreign languages but also tions current program how- which Mr Sowande played are a into five teams to cover the area made them myself present big band torture adding with how her costume stays up in arithmetic Once the fourth and ever can be considered merely a jpart of the extensive collection At 5 pm the groups gathered at Gillespie added Armstrong that both financial obstacles and or down as the case may be which fifth graders show what concepts shaky step in the direction of he acquired while travel- Mrs Vaneas home and returned was our number one good will am- the general way of life contribute then continues with The film has ing through Nigeria they have mastered it is possible providing such short- term aid Later on in to campus bassador abroad but he had never to a situation impact or drive and is quick difficult little to go on from there and teach At least we must remember the evening the audience sang ly excepting of course forgotten them square root areas of plane that any realistic solution of our American folk music for Mr who is at bust ex Miss Loren figures and other skills usually domestic farm problems in the Sowande tremely difficult to forget In his learned in the junior high school future must not ignore the im- His visit ended today as he con- reply he attacks me for consider portant needs of the rest of the tinues his tour of the United ing as a work of art as vulgar a Dr Koss stated We have spent world As Publilius said Pros- States to exchange more of his film as The Pride and the Pas too much time teaching a process without encouraging how to apply perity makes friends adversity countrys custom and culture with TONi sion Wherein vulgar Reasons tries them Americans through music please If he means that Sophia it Basic skills are important but Loren was vulgar he was obvious one cannot get far with only these One must go beyond concepts ly contradicted himself Actually and CRILE HOSPITAL was try to make associations and use Classified the only vulgarity I saw in his The Oberlin Red Cross chapter review of the picture A difference the concepts will visit Crile Veterans Hospital FOR SALE All- state motor of opinion is one thing but when Illustrating the damage which outside of Cleveland the second scooter 100 See Brad Reardon COLLEGE NIGHT he scrapes the bottom of the bar may be done to quick young Sunday of every month during the at Elmwood or Keep 9cl rel to make cheap wisecracks him minds Dr Koss said A child asks year Those participating will LOST Ladys wrist watch in self and then blasts a picture for a question which may be ex leave by bus at 530 pm and re vicinity of Peters Contact vulgarity especially when it is not plained in material for the next Debbie turn by 10 pm Hunsberger Dascomb at vulgar I think he should be called grade the time is ripe but the Members will talk dance and LOST A small ladys Longines down for it teacher has 30 others who arent play games with the mentally- ill wnstwatch white with He questions my artistic stand interested Sometimes the child gold veterans at Crile and visit the Vermeil engraved on the back but I wonder what his are with the best report card is in- ards State Mental Hospital for carol If found contact Madame Ragner when he belts such pictures as attentive and develops sloppy singing during December at French House The Rainmaker last spring work habits Such a child finds he 9cl and Heaven Knows Mr Allison must change old habits to fit into oocoooecocccocooooaecccogoeoscecoaocoooooooeooo IMPS praises a film like Sweet a new situation that is tough he vet A Sociologst looks at religion Smell of Success which although said RELIGION SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL 500 it had crackling dialogue and ex- Dr Koss and the of edu board by J Milton Yincer of Oberlin College cellent photography was seriously cation realize that teaching foreign deficient languages and higher math to fclST THE BOOK SHOP 21 South Main Special Prices am I hope that Bob will be more grade school children must result Upstair 900 pm 100 discriminating in his future judg- in curriculum changes in the jun- ments and also improve some of ior high school Furthermore by the journalistic aspects of his the time the students reach high column for those who take it ser- school French grammar and plane iously In conclusion I regret that geometry will be old stuff and I was not able to see An Affair they will be ready for more ad- You are cordially invited to to Remember Gosh all geewi- llakers vanced courses on the college attend Bobby I wanted to see it level but I am just not permitted to see pictures you recommend a Geoffrey Taylor On the Screen STUDENT ART EXHIBITION Kreis Extends Sympathy Continued from Page 2 To the Editor relentlessly forward to its tragic- I fully understand Geoffreys ally destined conclusion at the on plight and thank him for repro Henry King draws fine perform- ducing verbatim such large por ances from his large name cast CAMPUS RESTAURANT tions of my column and though we are not surprised Robert Kreis at the excellence of Mel Ferrer Reference Tents and Eddie Albert it is a pleasure Wednesday October the fifteenth to see Ava Gardner Tyrone Pow Washington er and Errol Flynn as convinc- Unbelievably low prices ing as they are in difficult roles from two until five oclock Continued Page 1 from Flynn deserves special praise as meals he added but that can he is credible for perhaps the first cost whatever you let it time in his career Now older and Both Piatt and Mallamud are fatter than we recall he delivers ii i government majors but they a subtle and artistic performance Coffee will be served riTUUlOMJk pointed out that there were sev- and is on the road to a new career eral pre- med students from other that will earn him the title act- schools taking the Washington Se- or a title that he never deserved WE GIVE AND REDEEM mester in his Captain Blood days EAGLE STAUP