Z- S72 VOLUME 80 PlD XTDT TM i i t t r n- Trn t umuf lutsuAi MAitCH 25 1952 NUMBER 45 Morgenthau bhuster Discuss European Defense

j bxperts bpeak ui ixearmmg Student Counci Neo- Nazism Fl belects By ROGER LANGSDORF t Prof Hans J Morgcnthau of the University of Chicago and Dr George N Shuster Loungway Hunter President College president will New discuss Germany and Euro- pean Defense in the sixth pre Convention Symposium Thursday Chooses Students Opening the program at noon required chapel Professor Mor- Faculty Committee To Fill Positions gcnthau will speak on Western Defense and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization followed by On 6 Committees a speech by Dr Shuster on Ger- GEORGE N SHUSTER Studies Student Life HANS J MORGENTIIAU many and European Rearmament By FRANCES CRESSEY At both the noon and evening ses- President Stevenson announced today that he Student Council sions Professor Morgcnthau has elected will Alumnus Announces appointed a Committee on Living to investigate Margot Loungway Dick start with an overall view of Student the Gronenberg Honors entire College residence and dining hall system Members of Caves Frank Blume Tom Europe while Dr Shuster will IOO concentrate on issues dealing Prize Money the group are Prof Charles Cremeans chairman Dean of Wo Cambell and Dave Elder to the men Mary Faculty Conference Oberlin With Road specifically with Germany Dolnver and Professors r Student In the afternoon meeting at For Gate Designs Lawrence Cole Joseph Hungate 3 Do you have any constructive Committee at its meeting 430 pm in First on and Wade Ellis suggestions that could be applied Sunday night Church G Reuben Brown president of Due to CRD Aid Neo- Nazism and Democracy Dr The Committee intends to eva- to the house you know best Blume was elected chairman of the Class of 1904 has announced Shuster will talk on Western luate the system especially in the Professor Cremeans urged house the Nominations Committee which prizes amounting to 100 for de- In honor of Oberlins contribut- Germany between Totalitarianism light of the success of the co- op presidents to submit the answers screens students for campus of- Con- signs for a gateway to the athletic ions of boxes of clothing and and Democracy and houses Professor Cremeans ex- to these questions to him by Mon- fices Those elected to the com- Professor field First prize is 60 solidated Relief Drive packages second plained It will report to Presi- day mittee were Gus Potter Jim San- Morgcnthau will analyze Dangers prize 40 the town of Gronenberg Germany of German Militarization dent Stevenson before the end of The Committee also plans to ford Bob Rotberg and Tom Camp- Peter Entries must ac- has named a newly- constructtd conform to the semester meet for discussion with student MARGOT LOUNGWAY bell Schliesser president of the Cosmo- cepted standards of architectural road Oberlin Weg politan Each house president will be re- groups The Committee is bound Elder was reappointed as Coun- Club will chair this meet- drawing Deadline for submission This Oberlin Road has been ing ciuested to answer three questions by no commitments to make any cils representative to the OberlininCh- is May 1 Further details on built by Gronenbergs townsmen the after consulting house members specific suggestions ina Committee Anne Os- To Discuss 1952 Elections contest and specifications Professor Names Habernigg in return for relief boxes part of for the The same questions will also be Cremeans emphasized born and Jim Proud were named Both speakers will take part in drawings may be obtained from a project called the Charitable asked faculty members adminis- According to the statement is- to the Dance Band Committee an informal evening session on Mr Forbes Clothing Aid initiated by Frau Whiteside at the Allen trators and house directors sued by the Committee to all house Osborn Jadow Caves will represent Council on 1952 Elections Impact on Eur- Art Building All must Emmi Bonhocffer entrants The questions are 1 What ele- presidents an important part of its the Publications Committee Rot- ope Steve Gendzier Forum register The relief organization develo- in advance with Mr ments do you think ought to be work will be to consider the re- berg was named to the Athletics Board chairman explained that Whiteside Names of ped from the personal packages the judges taken into consideration in evalua- quest for additional co- op houses Potter to Office Committee Elections to other com- discussion will center around pos- will be announced soon which Frau Bonhocffer received ting arrangements for student However equal attention will be mittees were postponed sible changis of the The Class of 1904 is considering directly after the war In 1950 un- housing and dining at Oberlin 2 given to the system that prevails The new Student Council Accept Sailing foreign policy toward Europe as the gift of a gateway for athle- Constitution der the auspices of various the What are the strengths and weak- in other residences and dining Margot Loungway Council accepted the result of the presidential elec- tic field on the fiftieth anniver- elected the revised churches she visited the United nesses of the house you know best halls president at its meeting Sun- constitution of the Sailing as tions sary of their commencement in Club States and during this trip day Miss Loungway a presented by Biff Bunney The speakers will emphasize the June 1954 The purpose of the night is with the spoke at a required assembly and provision that the liability clause attitudes of the various presiden- contest is to obtain ideas for an junior from Camden Maine in First Church at Oberlin be changed from a bylaw tial candidates This session chair- appropriate structure Chuck Habernigg was named to an Sharing of the distributed clo- article ed by Prof George A Lanyi will Mr Brown a Cleveland manu- Belknap Describes vice president by acclamation thing is now on a constructive ba- Miss Loungway presented a take place at 830 pm at First facturer emphasized that the Class Anne Osborn replaces Miss Loung- sis since recipients have paid resolution to Council concerning Church of 1904 has not committed itself to way as recording secretary also back this aid by working for the U of Frankfort Grad building the gateway or to using by acclamation community Professor Morgenthau now ser- the prize designs Secretaries Duties A re- vote was necessary to WOMEN MAY APPLY Women have helped in house- ves as Director of the Center for Mr Brown recently headed a break the tie between Julian Ja- FOR work while the men put in SCHOLARSHIP AID have the Study of American Policy at committee which raised to By JIM GARLAND dow and Jim Sanford for treas- 200 funds All women students wishing to hours in improving the Oberl- University of Chicago Born urer Jadow was elected and will the purchase the new basketball floor Just strictly routine repeated Ben Belknap speaking apply for scholarships grantsin- in road Over 600 more hours were be by outgoing trea- or in Ceburg Germany Professor and bleachers in the Field House of Mock Secretaries However to assisted the aid spent in preparing a the Convention Committee may secure the blanks from community Morgenthau graduated s u m m a He captained Ob- surer Dave Gibbons this spring playground organized and the secretaries routine does not mean boring Although the Dean of Women The dead- University of Gus Potter was elected corres- cum laude from the erlins first basketball team job is time- consuming the secretaries often find the line for the return of the blanks is Charitable Clothing Aids and graduate work their ponding secretary Last year Pot- Frankfort did work interesting May 1 counterparts have spread to 30 for International ter now a junior was vice presi- at the Institute Writing letters for chairmen Students may obtain blanks ctnters throughout the province of to the news releases for newspapers and dent Studies in Geneva He came Tickets com- now so they may be Schleswi- gHolstcin and are being Con Has of the different Convention magazines receive and transmit Miss Loungway has been active that taken America in 1937 mittees constitutes the primary job home to be signed by parents dur- started in Hamburg Hanover and Before coming to Chicago Pro- telegrams receive phone caUs in the Mock Convention as a the For Bus of the Secretaries Committee Be- ing spring vacation Bavarian Forest fessor Morgenthau taught at Operas clean up the Convention office and member of the Maine delegation News side typing these letters the sec- big- of the good will project Geneva Madrid Brooklyn Col- do mimeographing work The and the Resolutions Committee has bten Tickets for the Metropolitan retaries also censor them correct- gest heard in all the western lege and the University of Kansas project of the Committee this She recently joined the Pyle Inn the separate payment of a lower world Opera Companys Cleveland pro- ing carelessly written letters and the continued shipment Na- year has been the mimeographing Co- op Habernigg is chairman of board bill for He has written Politics Among April 60 70 those students not of relief ductions during the week of There are approximately or a 32- page report of Reso- boxes has increased its tions a standard textbook and re- of the the Kansas delegation and also is wishing breakfast in the dining effectiveness 14 can be picked up now at the to be typed each week When according to an re- co- Ger- lutions Committee president of the sophomore class hall This would mean two board cently edited and authored office work becomes extremely heavy cent article in the Christian Conservatory Students The Secretaries Committee rates one for those wishing many and the Future of Europe to use the special Con- some typing is farmed out to wo- Science Monitor planning opened this year with a nucleus of only lunch and dinner and another Bavaria Land Commissioner srvatory busses must make their men in different dormitories Pictures illustrating the work of been president 12 secretaries However it now for those who would have three Frau Dr Shuster has reservations in the Con office Bus Copies Bonhocffer are now on dis- 1940 In Filed includes many more In the last Reserve Program meals a day in the dinine hall of Hunter College since will be on sale tomorrow play in the Library Mrs Oscar tickets Carbon copies of each letter are Convention the total reached 50 January he returned from Bavaria 11 am- 3 pm Conduct Dining Hall Surrey Jaszi of through Saturday at- Each secretary works two hours Oberlin lent them where he had served as Land made and filed Replies are A temporary Council committee Those students taking the special a 1 and 3 pm ad- Seeks Candidates since 1950 He tached to these carbon copies and week between in of Miss Osborn Campbell Rot- Commissioner busses will be automatically regis- dition to extra work and week- graduated from the University of also filed In writing these letters berg and Proud was set up to con- Co- tered in their dining halls for early end projects Ben Belknap the Men who have completed their op Sells Books and received his Ph and filing the replies the secreta- duct a survey in aU dining halls Notre Dame suppers on performance days For secretary in sophomore year of college by June University ries obtain an over- all view of the executive addition to this week to determine how many At D from Columbia further information see Martin working with the Convention can apply for admission to officer New Location of a wide variety of administration and work of the students would take advantage of As author Klein at Noah chairman is in charge of the sec- candidate school for immediate has written The Convention the proposed system books Dr Shuster staff Sue Randolph and active duty in the Naval Reserve To America The The secretaries can read the retarial Paul Scharff of the Social Open in June Catholic Spirit in office man- After 120 days of training the Ode SDA SHOWS FILM correspondence carried on with Ruth Kruger are the Board applied for 250 to be The Germans and The English candidate will be commissioned as used book department of the Co- ON WASHINGTON important political leaders and agers The Secretaries Committee to buy a 400 collapsible op from Milton to Keats He served a radar communications naviga band store is moving to a new loca can chuckle over some of the re- includes members of all classes co- of A Short History Students for Democratic Action platform At present the Social u on N as author tion damage control or gunnery Wain Street where it also transla- present Mr Smith Goes to plies Many humorous letters can Board must pay Buildings and start of Germany He has will CITY HALL HOLDS general line officer operations this June as con- James Stewart be found in the file on obtaining Grounds to set up a stand Action a full- ted several books and has Washinuton with NINE LOST BIKES Physical requirements include fledged bookstore Building elephants for the parade One such on tributeel regularly to the New York Monday in the Physics 20- 20 vision and a height limit of this was tabled A committee under jurisdie- answer came on gilt- edged sta- Students may claim lost bicy- the Times New York Herald Tribune auditorium 5 feet 6 inches to 6 feet 2 inches The new Council voted to change on of the Co- op a circus The gram- cles at the City Hall The license Board which has Saturday Review Picturing corruption in Con- tionery from Required active duty lasts for two its meeting time from 730 to 700 wo student and the letter was however numbers of those now being held numbers itself will gress it will be shown at 715 and mar of the years and inactive reserve duty pm run tllL gilt- edged are 3361 4063 4067 4077 4516 stue The committee will 930 pm Monday Price is 50 far from for six additional years nve fuur secretaries also handle 5076 6739 5980 6210 student and three non- Ohio YM To Sponsor cents tax included The The Navys musical program re student members Suggtstions Antioch quires a man to enlist for lour Magazine Accepts are being solicited Conference at years re- irom the as a musician seaman National Association of are very few oppor- oe A seminar on Christian Faith cruit There Article by Fraser Bookstores and interested vocalists Applicants stents and Community Leadership will Synchronized Swimmers Present tunities for Students with ideas College must go to Detroit at their own ex- Caroline commentary oout running take place at Antioch Frasers the store should the pense for a physical examination on co- ed dining Wuct Marion Saturday and Sunday under at Oberlin which Sibley at Embas They at government ex- auspices of the Ohio YMCA The are sent she submitted as part of her entry pense to 111 or conference is planned particularly in Silhouette in Crane Pool Great Lakes in the Mademoiselle College Board City Washington D an CRD for students in prc- professional C for audi Contest has been accepted for Plans tion publication Night Club training who are interested in Synchronized Swimming Club tentative in the June To Applications for these programs issue of Mile Meet community relations will give City in Silhouette at 10000 Goal are available at the post office Esprit Corps Co- Din- Residents of Yellow Springs Pool Thursday Friday and de ed As a final and Crane in Lorain There is a delay of three ing written for campus event to meet its 1952 where the college is located Saturday at 830 pm the cor 10000 the Antioch faculty to four months between official respondent column deals with the Consolidated members of the Glimpses of a city after dark ef Drve Steering discussions Any application and the orders for ac- history of co- ed eating at Oberlin Committee will kad the each view presented by a in attending with tive duty Applicants are not with the historical data provided American in Paris students interested routine form the theme nutauun night Wolfe at Pyle different exempt from the draft and should by Prof Robert Samuel Fletchers 26 club April should contact Art include an evening immediately The numbers therefore apply early History of Oberlin College Miss Inn or Feeleral a visit to a factory inGcrry RaaP at the theatre Fraser a senior from Cedar and Louise Mayne night shift Shadows an rge of the on the Rapids Iowa is a history major Sot7on tverft promise A CAPPELLA CHOIR abstraction based on ethng not underwater Committee Announces She is a finalist in the Mile con- tvpkall in he Qb SEEKS ACCOMMODATIONS of night a carni- line They the shaelows the test for the position of College have obtained per Choir still needs evening dancing to Blue Ule A Cappella val an Schedule of Hearings Guest Editor of the August issue E udential Commit for U comedy number bur- r0t overnight accommodations Moon and a of the magazine Each year 20 MSe Rec HaU and April 8 in Resolutions Committee announ- flor Mens members on Tuesday lesquing drunkenness guest editors are chosen from col- c Building for the night Anyone with a mid- ces the times for the remaining or around- The show continues lege entrants to edit this college is asked and ends af- three open hearings for pressure Band who can take one or two night church service of George fi- groups will in issue West and Ron Henke at Grey a stop at a cabaret with a All be First Church nKOr to contact Herb ter wiU Provide mvalc 4- 470J ending of night First is Business Consumers Sneri Gables during meals at nale depicting the COSMO CLUB ANNOUNCES eommiees and members coming of dawn V V 4 Interests and Government Exten- are by the rr MEETING POSTPONED Harni entertainment Dick women are taking part lions on Tuesday 730 pm Wed- m JUNIORS MAY FILL Thirty he Mills and A1 Jeand- Doors open at tions tonight 730 pm Tomor Cosmo Club meeting tonight has r i COMMITTEE POST in the production oration Bob CHINA unreser- row at 4 pm Agriculture Civil been postponed Anyone interested and m Cook filling the 8 pm and all scats are Mkhael Juniors Interested in obtained will speak The last hearing will be in performing music of foreign iSny pr8ram China ved Free tickets may be peSi and Ken vacancy on the Student Hales The Synchronized Swimming Elizabeth Wagner as faculty ad- for Labor and Liberal and Mod lands or who knows someone who Trs Sauer China from women or from the Committee may apply at the from 9 am- Club is sponsored by the Womens visor Blf Fairbanks and Jeanette erate Foreign Policy at 730 pm might be should contact Maggy GS ldanHeSrhmentS Judy any member Gymnasium office ciEirT nd Lynn Partridge Office or may contact Athletic Association with Miss Palmer are club managers Friday Lindley at Pyle Inn h and Friday 12 noon and 130- 430 pm ae girls Jeanne Wishart of the Committee before Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Who Pays the Piper John Manwell Qua ReodeU Some colleges have dorms with a telephone in every Wiiie room a choice of colors and candy stripes for the seniors Oberlins telephone lobbyists would be satisfied with just six Washington Letter new telephone lines plus plain black receivers Its a nice idea because we dont like the busy signal marathons at the big grounds for hope dorms either But the Oberlin Elm isnt a money tree and we wonder 1937 And Two Request Student Vote on Car WASHINGTON MARCH 21 which to clarify the picture with China In the Rue if the 732 petition signers want to pay the cost of installation power West did nothing In protest Seven years ago we were at Perhaps these changes in as well as a 400 rental fee If the College pays the bill it notes and through the League To the Editor total war against Germany alignment illustrate only the could mean a cut somewhere else to be sure it protested but Russia at our side proposition that war and love Mr Mosher recently exDressinu his with did nothing Dormitories which need more phone service should Today we are preparing for bring strange bedfellows and and liquor rules took exception to In the face of German threats the demand of a lar levy special dues to cover installation and rental costs That total war against Russia with that only in part mont of student bodv for a reasnnnbln a 8eseg pre- we simply backed away Bri- the v- rpn way the professors wont lcse their new grocery money the Germany at our side Nevertheless from the ijjitt oi tain and France because their sibility in self- conduct deplcring the lack of libe book fund wont be a memory and the FederaltoTalc- ott And with our ratification mise that optimists live longer such resnnn to governments were incredibly v u go to roost yesterday of Japanese than pessimists I proceed the au iu actively comnli carrier pigeons can the about Russia with these controversial nn aMi peace treaty the third of the following hypothesis naive restrictions nnr W frightening activity on because it was weak and could sher calls for what he happily terms a approLh Axis partners becomes an ally This democratic t editote liiUde oh ele- not negotiate an effective col- Jte With Japan the countries the world scene contains mc 11 11 i and security system with imui miuii w iioumi id inose who orm of the Pacific defense pact ments of hope We may be lective these rules should despair of a democratic which hated com- solution since tlf with America and the coun- nearer to peace than we were countries as much as fascism rules themselves were arbitrarily imposed as moral fixti of the western hemisphere in 1938 the year when Cham- munism tke cellidxud tries to distinguish the upon the pattern of Oberlin College life God knows cu and most important with West- berlain returned from Munich and failed how E greater from the latter ago and are supported today by an set- ern Europe and the NATO and bringing as he thought peace threat administrative im that we in the U S because we is not even superficially democratic As European Army countries we in our time far as we know the securi- OUR CHANGING WORLD DEFT Recently the Plain Dealer are presently engaged in an Consider As the 1930s pro- trusted not in collective only present legal channel by which opposition can be exoreT ty isolation We thought of contest some contest- gressed the threat of German but in sed is through the Mens Board a ran the results a to modernize Uncle Sam Seems arms race against Russia East body composed partly of siv runners aggression grew unmistakably we could steer clear of other decided that beards and full- dress were out of date Europe and China in a global students whose merits are passed on by the Student Council clear From the blueprint in peoples wars Anyhow the new version of the national character is a middle- struggle of ideological econo- and whose activities are held in check by an equivalent complete business Mein Kampf Hitler systemati- We stalled for time Russia num aged businessman with striped suit and confident mic and political opposites and ber cf faculty members Anv decision tn rhartm w ounter and to in the Russo- German pact overthec- manner military giants It is hard to cally restored added S in liquor rules on the part of this body an act in We wallowing in our acid bath find it is a bit disconcerting to avoid the term holy war German boundaries and Ger- Europe at Munich the U itself unlikelv basesfordes- troyers must ultimately meet the approval find that Uncle Sam has become Uncle Business We have not fully Now the world situation per- man power a trade of the Faculty and Admin accepted the revealed doctrine that Business carries the ball of pa- plexes me as much as I think And the West did nothing and with the draft lbirauon as a wnoie m rjesi we repeat mis set- up is pseud- Came the war odemocratic to severe triotism against the apathy of farmers and consumers and the insidious it perplexes most people and I Japan invaded Manchuria in the critic it is a hopelessly obvious mani on Page 4 Testation subversion of labor and college professors have no very piercing light by 1931 started full- scale war Continued of the rarely enlightened despotism under which the We might go so far as to suggest a change in the winning illus- student lives here at Oberlin tration Follow the fashion of Eastern European cartoonists and print In view cf this formidable gent would administrative network for dollar signs all over this impressive This be in line with the defense of the status quo both ideologies and might even prove a basis for further agreement Jack Skow what more democratic and d- irect action could be taken than by conducting a referendum on the subject of the car and liquor rules in the form of lje tierlin ftebieto a simple balloting to be carried out at one of the weekly co- ALL- AMERICAN mpulsory assemblies No one can maintain that the Student The Foundation of Student Democracy is a Free Student Press Congress held one weekend last spring was indicative of st- udent interest and opinion on this subject And no one could Publisked by the itudentt of Oberlin College every Tuesday and Friday during the winter and spring semesters excepting holidays and examination periods quibble about democracy of such a measure as it is here pr- Entered Subscription 500 per school year 300 per semester ten cents per copy oposed The results of such a referendum would clarify for once as second class matter it the Oberlin Ohio post office April 12 1911 Office 32 E the of College Street Telephone 4- 4271 true orientation the student body on this subject and the men would indicate the real strength of the so- called malcontents MARTIN KOHN EDITOR And perhaps in the fresh light of this referendum the admi- AsociU Editor nistrative and student authorities could see their way clear to a 2 O Lost once Henry looked like Christ- film Is the struggles of the men Din Berger Managing Editor more equitable solution of the present very real problem Ann Parshall Paul Rheingold I What We looked up Hen- mas Past We summoned our paraplegics in a veterans City Editors Bob Rotberg Jim Scovel 1 ry who likes people was fram- forces Take heart Henry hospital to face reality The Editor Jeff Blodgett Harry Paulino Joan Pankratz Feature ed in the doorway He looked Spring come A renascent film is honest it no hap- Tuesday Edition 1 will has Steve Sear Sporu Editor Scott Himstead Friday Edition r stark world fresh and clean The py ending no master surgeon Bill MacDowell Business Manager Lost and by the wind flowers and the rain and the brings the hero to health honor Bicycles Undermine Morals Adams Laments Archie Graetier Assistant Business Manager grieved O God of those who sidewalks wet under your feet and heroine in the last five Bill Wilkin Advertising Manager nothing to- Nancy Czatt Circulation Manager have Goatcry Can you understand me Hen- minutes The Men plays To the Friitnr Surely not We grinned at ry morrow and Thursday i DAN BERGER ISSUE EDITOR Henry But Henry had fallen asleep Quite strongly should we oppose the use of such dan- Anyone who has suffered gerous Henry looked at us search- Mid terms are here and of through a high school Shake- and controversial machines With access to the use of ingly Dont jest Movie Colu- course a collection of fairtotxce- llent speare course can see him get such locomotion couples may too easily stray from the simple Quantity and Quality mnist Im a rejected lover films This week the his comeuppance tonight at the group pleasures of our rural society And in so doing they Were very sorry Henry Students For Democratic Ac- Apollo Republic Pictures make necessary the extension of college responsibility over I cant understand it I met grade- tion joins the Apollos which owns Roy Rogers and an fields not within college control Moreover even with a r- MARTINS DINING ROOM her last month at the Snack lowering efforts extensive stable of horses and estricted use allowed students will borrow the conveyances of Bar For three long weeks we Best by several adjectives is villains has produced a film 31 East College Street Phone 4- 8574 others and treat them badly or else forget to return them knew each other he cough- Stanley Kramers The Men version of Macbeth Orson But perhaps as important as the fact that our society ed intimately And Time calls this story of para- Welles plays the lead some of has broken into pieces is only too then plegic war casualties Bitter Republics horses and a lochfull the act that injury results And then Henry engrossing Marlon Brando of unbarbered Scotsmen form readily in the use of such machines Last year we saw various And then she ran off with a who starred in both the Broad- the supporting cast New students suffer a fractured skull a broken shoulder and a lout who looks like an adoles- way and film versions of A Yorker calls the Welles pro- broken leg among other injuries as results of their using this cent Pancho Villa An aes- Streetcar Named Desire plays duction slam- bang means of locomotion thete crippled the embittered hero Friday night brings one of Am I talking about cars No of course not These stati- That makes it worse Do we Teresa Wright is his fiancee the our favorites Red Shoes stically dangerous Dicycles we must realize know the girl Henry plot concerns their efforts to machines are and Weve seen it twice enjoyed it realist- Party i Cookiies Her name is Mary Jones carry out a marriage planned the danger in their use We must attack the problem immensely both times and We sat quiet for a moment before the war ically We must show that we can exercise true responsibility Then Yes We knew her But the real theme of the on Page 4 Cakes Pies t Continued Continued on Page 4 I 18 South Main Street Phone 4- 2431 I s J i n1 IS itf it I Vs FLOWERS the PERFECT Gift SPORTS JACKETS ALWAYS WELCOME I f t ALWAYS PROPER C o t h c r a il f DUDLEY A WOOD ft ri FLORIST at Nine North Main U h t FIGURES PROVE

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and smart in every sense The Student Budget Bundle c The woolens are of the finest the COMPARE erm Comparison Proves I V m trends V tart yur We from th bottom up in t I patterns reflect all the new FLUFF DRY Laundreteria and whichever you choose you OUR MINIMUM MINIMUM r 50 can be sure it will blend perfectly 75 with your slacks to give you the Per Pound 10c Over 9 pounds you pay Be it 5 pounds or 25 additional 70c complete sports duo 895 to 1950 Pick Up and Delivery Service expertly expressively tailored with 2650 SEE YOUR STUDENT AGENT low set narrow belt loops deep plcatj and custom stitching Plain and patterned Oberlin Laundry Dry Cleaning In tones related to Varsity- Town Jackets 8 51 South Main POWERS DAWLEY POWERS DAWLEY Tuesday March 25 1952 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 3 Steve Scars Track Biography Cindermen Hunsicker Sets Mark Time Out Bolstered by 21 Lettermen In AAU Swim Meet Three Oberlin swimmers Looking at the Field House Captain Don Kaufmann A seninr twn- lpttpr man Vxt Harry Hunsicker Dick Oh- events were held in the Cleveland F p poims Dv Dick grab- Athletic pool Closing up the basketball season has given the green v u SlnS over six feet regularly in the field in the half- mile this season mann and Lillich Club nigh jump tying for Moving over to the light to an invasion of the field house by both the track and second in the indoor Conference meet re- Jack Ililberry Winning his bed a record- breaking first Cleveland cently He is also the Elks pool on Sunday afternoon baseball teams who have found a place to come in of teams leading low and high hurdle can- letter last year by competing in three seconds and two thirds out the didate this Lillich finished second in the and snow Since the elements usually pay year after adding considerable depth there last the low hurdles and pole vault competing in the northeastern rain little regard to senior mens 50- yard free style proclamation of Hilberry will also try the high Ohio A A U swimming the calendars spring and both teams are Ohmann closed out Oberlins con- Dove Staley A senior and hurdles this year to help fill the Cleve- large there are times when the green light could well be on winner of two letters Staley championships held in tributions with a 220- a has been a heavy point gap in that event second in the traffic signal scorer in the mile and two- mile events land over the week- end yard free style and a third in the and should be a Jeff Blodgott Placing fre- Record Coaches Guy Throner and Dan Kinsey have worked out a sched- frequent winner this year With the graduat- Hunsicker Slashes individual medley ion of distance- man Justin quently in the sprints and running Hunsicker slashed two seconds ule to prevent cracked skulls from a wild pitch or a wandtring shot put Frost he will be counted on heavily on the 880- yard relay gave Blod- off the 100- yard breast stroke heave but it means the teams must alternate in beginning practice at in a group of closely- matched uarry Ackerson A junior half- gett his letter last season A junior mark with a 1024 clocking on 3 pm instead of the usual 430 pm starting time But who can com- milers Diamond Crew Holds letterman who scores regularly in he bolsters these events again this Friday night The old mark of plain when we take a look at the situation before 1948 or in the pief- Bob Burnham The leading the high jump and weight events year 1044 was set in 1940 iekl house period Those were the days of basketball games in Warner sprinter on the team last year Outside Sliding Drills Ackerson will be out to better ef- Irwin Dines After outstand- The same night Ohmann and Gym and track and baseball work- outs wherever a dry spot could be Burnham should improve his times forts of 39 feet in the shot put and ing performances his freshman Lillich nailed second and third re- Cold weather prevented Ober- found of 103 and 222 in the 100 and 220 122 feet in the discus Last year he year Dines pulled a spectively in the senior mens 100- lins varsity nine from engaging Even the football team suffered before the 1947- 48 building He was the only Oberlin sprinter muscle early gained fourth in the discus and last season which held him back yard free style All of Fridays in their first intra- squad game boom Players of both teams used to have to trudge the long way back to reach the finals in these events fifth in the high jump at the Con- all year He is ready again for a Saturday Coach Guy Throner had to Warner to take a shower because the stadium lacked the facilities at the Conference meet last sea- ference meet maximum effort effort of 20 feet seven Inches tentatively scheduled the encoun- with the bulging enrollment and all after the war the trustees got son and should in the But John MacDowcti MacDowell brighten quarter picture broad jump Palmer a ter with hopes of the continuation heads together and began expanding the athletic plant Marv Harris A competitor in the mile freshman their goes consistently over 20 feet in considerably shows the track talents of of good weather The first step was installing complete locker room facilities both the sprints and the half- mile re- his the broad jump and made five Jim Gossclink A junior pole- brother Tom last years captain Friday afternoon the team ven- the home and visiting teams under the stadium in the fall of 1947 lay senior Harris had a lot of for feet ten inches in the high jump at vaulter who has improved this He is also working on low tured outside and engaged in a real break came in the acquisition of the field house At trouble last year with pulled mus- the But the the the indoor Conference meet this year Gosselink will help fill the hurdles series of sliding drills stressing the of its erection during the winter of 1947- 48 it was valued at over cles but scored enough to make a time year He is a senior and has two gap left by Tom Palmer He has Chris Huntley A freshman fundamentals of the running The catch was that the College was only responsible for pro- letter his second He will supply 125000 letters done 11 feet already in the indoor who ran well on the cross- country game Coach Throner utilizes facade a basketball floor and stands the foundation and the depth to the teams sprinting viding the Iet Schultz Winning his let- Conference meet he will add strength in the mile to the stadium It seems that the United States Government prospects passageway ter last year as a freshman Fred Chapman Hampered by and two- mile LACROSSE SCHEDULE the rest of the bill Frank Shively A sophomore footed Schultz is a leading quarter- mile pulled muscles last year Chap- Dick Ross Bill Albrecht Jim Apr 2 WASH LEE The building itself was built as a navy drill hall at Camp Terry letter winner Shively is a much candidate by virtue of his second man a junior saw intermittent Tenney Three freshmen who Apr 4 U of DELAWARE The government agreed to Ob- improving 440- yard prospect who in Virginia during the war donate it to place in the Conference action in 220 880- re- last year saw action last year on the and yard are trying out in the weight events Apr 26 KENYON erlin to get rid of it along with paying the transportation and erection At the end of the mile lay the season he was relay He will bolster these events They are needed to provide depth May 10 OIHQ STATE if would be used for athletic events for at least five years The and occasionally in the quar- costs it John Palmer By placing third behind Ackerson All three are May 17 at Kenyon no time in agreeing and the job began ter trusti es lost GOLF MEETING CALLED in the indoor Conference with an strong in the discus May 21 at Ohio State building was plopped down on five- Joe Moldcr A junior with ex The wooden a foot concrete 1 Golf coach Hersh Shannon perience in the quarter 880 foundation wall to provide the 22- foot clearance inside Originally the and has announced a meeting for mile Molder will probably stick front was to be plain witha ticket office in the connecting passageway anyone interested in trying out to the two shorter events a connection was necessary because of a fire law which required this Such for the golf team It will be held year He is a letter- man who ran 30- foot space between the stadium and the wooden field house But a in Warner Gym on Thursday regularly on were changed to include the ticket office and washrooms in at the mile relay last the plans 5 pm where candidates may season present facade A coaches and officials room was added to the pas- the sign up for team try- outs Bob Cleland Brother of Moe saeway Heat is generated by oil burners heating up the steam system Cleland 50 Cleland continues in The 12000 removable basketball floor and stands to seat 1800 his brothers footsteps as a lead- provided by the College It is a three- day job to install them or breaking 52 seconds for the 440 were ing Yeoman broad jumper Con- The building was completed just in time to receive its Schultz will be in demand for the remove them sistently over 20 feet he placed of in the 1948 Mock Convention On December 11 1948 mile relay team as well baptism fire fifth in the Conference last year game was played in the field house During the Dave Emory Another senior the first basketball Frank Connor A lanky long- of cage teams of 1902 and 1903 donated some two- letter winner Emory will dedication members the striding sophomore who ran a cost of the plant and the Yeomen neatly topped supply added strength in the two- 17000 to defray the 205 880 in the Conference last thumping Rochester 51- 36 Since then they have- mile with Staley He like Staley otf the occasion by year Connor looms as a very on spacious floor has lettered on the Yeomen cross won 32 of 40 games the strong competitor among the Yeo- in 1948 April country team and has won points Despite the threat by Senator Robert Taft the Fools man half- may pos- consistently in the two- mile in milers and issue of the Review to recall the field house because it represents un- previous years sibly lead the pack warranted government intervention in education the place is obvious- Roger Meyer Bounding into Walter Gandek A sophomore ly still around and represents a concrete illustration of a break that fell sprinter the quarter- mile picture in mid- Gandek ranks behind the right way Burnham among from season last year Meyer is a the hopefuls in the sprint A sophomore letterman who ranks events letter winner despite much trouble last year with Schultz this year in the 440 with his legs he will be a lead- Slickmen Schedule Intrasquad prospects He is also an excellent ing 880 relay 220 prospect in the broad jump and yard and candi- date The BOSTWICK Store mile relay A frequent Game as Weather Improves Arnie Meardon Adding depth Steve Sears COATS BLOUSES SUITS ACCESSORIES member of the mile relay team in the mile run as well as being For fhe Finest in Ladies last year and an 880- yard run per- Apparel a possible candidate in the 880 former a clocking of On the Square Phone 4- 3021 turn for the better Oberlins Meardon is a senior and twice with 205 Sears will bolster the depth of the lacrosse team has settled Coach Pete Weaver is getting as winner of a letter in track down to normal practices sistance in his job of rounding the Leigh Gunn A senior after Since the opening game is only team into shape from several his third letter Gunn will be com- college players peting in half- mile event in a week away on April 2 a full former lacrosse the These men now living in Clove which he has been a frequent win- intra- squad game has been land come down to Oberlin in ner in the past Last year he ran scheduled for Saturday their spare time to contribute ad- close to 205 in most of the meets Cohen Returns vice and recommendations and will be the veteran member Happy week Be The expected return this of co- captain Larry Cohen whose hand is rapidly healing and of Dick Miller Bob Palmer and Bill Keighin who have been on the In a cigarette taste 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Continued Nine Present Program Eisenhower were hence somewhat surprised to DEPARTMENT STORE dents interested in retailing to At its end we abandoned iso- Results of the comment as in latest Y Pft WANTS TRAINEES visit their personnel offices read Times placed our faith in col- For Student Recital show dur with art lation and General Eisenhower 2 Thursday Margaret Munro from ing spring vacation most movies that grapple security through the Uni- he favorite to suffering is on lective The student recital tomorrow presidential canri Higbee Co Cleveland depart- the burden of the No enemies nearer for the ted Nations evening at 715 pm will begin the coming Mock Con ment men MISSION BOARD the audience demobilized e store will interview certainly the than the horizon we Twyla Ostlund pianist play- Eisenhower and Sena women positions HAS TEACHING POSTS This may be true with and r Z and for trainee to a minimum Adagio from the Sonata Morse were named merchandising management The American Board of Com- plot based on a Hans Christian ing the most I in minimum 2 Jacque- quently in answer to 1 Anderson fairy tale seems a little Op No 3 by Beethoven the e- personnel control and publicity missioners for Foreign Missions tion Who tftq music and dan- As the 1940s closed and the line Stark piano will play Bal- would you like divisions She will also interview has several positions open for Eng contrived But the SOberlins cing are remarkable and Moira 1950s progress the threat of com- lade Op 23 by Chopin Soprano Mock Convefi underclassmen for summer posi- lish teachers in mission schools in grown unmistakably Voting on Shearer the ballerina who plays munism has Linda Herold will sing Bist du bei this question was tions Turkey and Syria super- follows as the lead is very beautiful clear From the blueprints mir by Bach and Wir wandelton Eisenhower 28 nerl Students should call the Bureau Taft 17 GE ANNOUNCES OPENLNGS Bright Victory scheduled imposed on Marx by Lenin and by Brahms The first part of the percent Morse 1 of Appointments to arrange for systema c- nt Warren 13 FOR WOMEN ASSISTANTS tentatively for the weekend run Stalin the Kremlin has program will close with Elizabeth percent t interviews to Rus- 6 percent HoffnL Positions are open in the Gen fails in its attempt to present the tically restored and added Gaddum piano playing Scenes TpeS Dewey Douglas anPd eral Electric Co for women with problems of a blind veteran at- sian dominion of Childhood by Schumann Pmy FOUNDATION OFFERS sol 1 percent some background in mathematics tempting to adjust himself to a Voluminous reports document At 830 tiie second part of the Thirteen perc n CAMP SCHOLARSHIP of thos polled or science as engineering assist new life It fails in the same areas the taking over of the countries of recital will begin with the Paritita were undecided Danforth Foundation offers a Eisenhower ants at plants in Schenectady in which The Men succeeds so Eastern Europe one by one A in D major by Bach played by again led on scholarship for a freshman stu question Who NY Lockland Pittsfield Mass notably Its solutions are too pat similar result occured in China Mary Ellen Koch piano Betty do you think w dent to the American Youth Foun win the Mock and West Lynn Mass For detailed its sentiment too thick Arthur The West however has reac- Wells soprano will sing Spirit Convention Th dation Leadership Training Camp General received 51 information see Miss Smith at the Kennedy who starred in the film ted with more than words It has Song by Haydn and Gentle Shep- percent of the in Shelby Mich The Foundation uy Bureau of Appointments version of Glass Menagerie reacted with arms herd arranged by Samuel Endicott iuiuiu iuit with 20 Der will pay all expenses for a two ALLAN D CRUICKSHANK plays the blind hero His choice This morning I listened while Sonata Op 109 by Beethoven cent and Warren with 6 percent wee k period The candidates For other between the love of a girl and the Defense Secretary Lovett urged a Andante molto cantabile ed es- candidates the voting should have shown interest in BUREAU HAS BOOKLETS Allan D Cruickshank will lec condescending pity of a rich man billion Mutual Security pro- pressivo be played by was Morse five percent leadership in social and religious FOR TRAVELING STUDENTS ture and show his movie Trails 69 will Thomas Stassen is never in doubt gram upon the House Foreign Af- Mary one percent and 17 percent activities Students planning to spend the for the Millions in the fourth Au Manshardt piano Denzine tin Theres an outside chance that Committee Dean Acheson decided summer abroad are invited to ex- dubon Screen Tour at Finney fairs flute will play the Ouverture Bright Victory will be replaced and Mutual Security CAN COMPANY SENDS REP amine the ne w booklets at the Bu- Chapel Friday 830 pm Admis Ambassador Menuet anel Hcjouissance from the by the Kirk Douglas picture De- Harriman and Gen- by TO SEE CHEM MAJORS reau of Appointments Work sion is 60 cents Photographed in Administrator Suite in A minor Telemann Prof Wallin Addresses tective Story The film is an ex- eral Bradley have all testified on The program will conclude Dr A R Willey from the Re- Study Travel Abroad 1952 a color by Cruickshank the film with citing one although tough bru- Capitol Hill in support of the pro- Psychology Club Friday search Department of the Ameri- comprehensive outline of summer shows wildlife in and around New Barbara Biggard piano playing tal Douglas becomes somewhat gram No 4 and 10 Op 23 Prof Richard can Can Co Maywood 111 will educational travel opportunities York City Preludes and Wallin of Western too pathological This and a 50- oeid billion U S 32 by Rachmaninoff interview junior and senior chem- and Summer Schools at British Mr Cruickshank is an official lslll university will speak to Finally SDA is showing one of arms budget are the current cli- the Psychology Club istry majors for summer and per- Universities 1952 lecturer for the National Audubon Friday at Frank Kapras best films Mr max of an unprecedented program 730 pm in the Y Lounge manent positions on April 1 Society as Ruth Schoeni To Give in Mens well as bird instructor Smith Goes to Washington Al- launched in 1947 with the Truman Building at its nature camp in Maine Be- Creative Arts Festival though the production was not re Doctrine and expanded through Senior Voice Recital Professor Wallin CAMPS WANT COUNSELORS fore becoming associated with the has done pi- cent the theme corruption in the Marshall Plan Point Four At- oneer work in teaching FOR 1952 POSITIONS Lists 4 Contributors Audubon Society he did nature Ruth Schoeni soprano will pre- psychology Congress is topical Mr Smith lantic Pact Pacific Pact other over television He The Bureau of Appointments camp work was on the staff of the sent her senior song recital on has also work- fea- will be shown at 730 and 930 pacts existing and proposed the ed in the field of continues to receive requests from Creative Arte Festival will American Museum of Natural Thursday at 430 pm in Warner clinical psych- ture by Bry- Monday night in the Physics Schuman Plan and the European ology camp directors for both men and contributions Ivan lec- Hall Dalton Baldwin will ac- History and was a well known Building auditorium Army In April women counselors for 1952 posl chta Warren Lte Hannah Bonsey company her there will be a meeting turer aggression in Ko- at and Mr William Kennick of the When struck The program Western Reserve University of tions Students who are not re- Many of his photographs have SEEKS COMMITTEEMEN includes Bellezza philosophy department The Fes- rea we countered not alone with Che psychology majors from colleges ceiving summer job announce- appeared in U S SAma by Scarlatti Son Po- tival sponsored by the co- op the Camera Application should be sub- words but with words backed by in Ohio ments and who are interested in Yearbook the National Geogra- vera Donzclla by Manzia Recita- houses Grey Gables and Pyle mitted by Saturday for next force Today in the threat of ag- Anyone who wishes to camp jobs are invited to sign up phic and other magazines and tive and Aria Piangcre Julius attend Inn will be held April 19 and 20 years Committee on Residences gression we rely not on isolation this meeting or give a at the Bureau newspapers During World War II Caesar by Handel Se Nel Ben by paper Mummers is giving its spring pro and Dining Halls Student Coun- but on collective security should get in touch with Mr Stradella Wir Wandelton Der Mike Cruickshank served two years cil announces the committee No I 4- BANKER TO INTERVIEW gram in conjunction with the Fes that one least of all can say Jager Die Mainacht Standchen Sperber at 7921 overseas as a news photographer will be made up of two Coun- for we not a INTERESTED MEN tival sure that shall fight and Botschaft by Brahms II The urges Mr Cruickshank a member of cil members and four other in- Third World War My misgivings FOR SALE J W Getzendanner assistant Festival Board all Pleure Dans Mon Coeur by De- Underwood typ- any the American Ornithologists Un- terested students about the present of ewriter Cheap good vice president of the National City students who have interest in trend world bussy Si Tu Le Veux by Kocchlin condition Call creative to in ion has traveled extensively Nominations Committee mem- affairs and present U S foreign Jack Lewis at Keep at mea- Bank of Cleveland will be on work submit it time Claire de Lune by Szule Jentends for inclusion throughout North America study- bers Frank Blume Gus Potter policy are exceeded in degree ltimes campus tomorrow to interview in the program only Le Moulin arranged by Katherine 45cl ing and photographing wildlife in Jim Sanford Rob Rotberg and by my inability to discover a more men interested in training for a Davis By a Lonely Forest Path- natural habitat He is also known Tom Campbell will accept ap- promising alternative and by my carter in banking WISHART TO SPEAK way by Griffes There Shall Be for his accurate imitations of the plications and interview appli- unwillingness to return to a AT VESPERS TOMORROW policy More Joy by Nordoff The Pied Easter Is Travel Time birds songs and calls cants before Sunday night of isolation COMMUNITY HOUSE HAS Jeanne Wishart will speak at Y Piper by Head I Heard A Piper SUMMER WORKSHOP Vespers tomorrow night at 910 by Bax and Ecstacy by Rummel The West Side Community and 940 pm in Fairchild Chapel The program will conclude with GREYHOUND House in Cleveland offers a sum- Barbara Biggard piano playing GO BY ITI mer workshop from July 14- Aug FOUND Pair of brown gloves Our Readers Write or Wrong Preludes No 4 and 10 Op 23 by 31 for experience in group leader- yesterday on north side of E Rachmaninoff ship and social group work An College Street across from Cran- Continued from Page 2 S honorarium of 105 and room is ford Re- Owner may claim at And if we cannot must larly like Haydns 88th Dvo- LOOK YOUR BEST Overnight Storage offered then we and students choice and defense of one view outlaw New World I this danger We must raks and dont or another solution to specific so- For MOM or DADS CAR banish bicycles from Oberlin think the orchestra sounded as cial problems Others as at Wis- PERRYS Certainly a more ap- though it cared whether it played realistic consin and Scripps have brought BARBER SHOP Twining Motor Sales proach might be to have a well or not and Isaac vio- sharply student Sterns into the students focus the FORD MtncilllV group administer rules disci- lin recital which to me was just unfolding of and many civilizations Next To Westerveit 92 South Main Otxilio pline that changed with changing page after page of music with a ancient and modern Still others as VAN times and changing senti- sudden burst of second- class emo- at Chicago set up student have fairly rigid ment But even though infractions tion here and there during the interpretations of reality and THt STATION ON THE CAMPUS of our present restrictive bicycle second half although his Haydn standards of judgment as adequate NOW LOOK rules do show a changing senti- adagio was worth waiting for means of meeting the demand for ment and a consequent lack of re- The Shaw recital I dont know effective citizenship and leader- Easter Vacation is time for a Bike Overhaul jQl Cities Service Products spect for those rules we must about I dont enjoy his records ship in a free society In contrast nevertheless hold the line against and I didnt enjoy him when he to these Oberlins divisional inte OBERLIN BIKE APPLIANCE such radical nonsense Our aim was here before so I sold my tic- grative course Tires and Batteries The Humanistic 49 South Main Phone 4- 8531 must not be to look at the problem ket I liked both piano recitals be- Tradition in some ways akin to ROAD SERVICE DIAL 5- 0381 in crude realistic fashion We cause it seemed to me that the per- the work under way at Yale and must instead keep Oberlin pure formers enjoyed playing them The btanford stresses the judiciousness and democratic alone among the quartet ditto in fact after they of widely and fully informed men J Paul Shecdy Switched lo Wildroot Cream- Oil colleges of this once moral once got going the audience wasnt even and women as creative and evalu- Because He Nail Test great nation there as far as they were con- ative agents in the development Flunked The Finder- Imagine the effect on student cerned Souzay impressed me with of their personal and public lives morals that the increased mobility the rigidly high standard of dis- problems Others as at Wisconsin A of bicycle travel causes Last cipline he maintained despite the and Scripps have brought sharply CANNIBAL spring handicap of a cold students went as far as into the students focus the unfold- Lake Erie and the quarries The But it was the increasingly in- ing of many civilizations ancient Arb is more readily accessible and teresting and well- played concerts and modern Still others as at Chi- so is by IN EVERY ROOM the golf course And as for the orchestra which impressed cago have set up farily rigid inter- student democracy we must recog me most I liked that little minstrel pretations of reality and standards nize me psycnoiogical effect on the show thing with which they began of judgments as adequate means student without a bicycle of the their second concert because It of meeting the de- mand for effec- 3V7 V M picture was of his rival riding off to different and well I just tive citizenship and leadership in a WHY NOT the quarry with his best girl and liked it They seemed to be play- free society In contrast to these on a three- speed English bike ing with more actual verve the Oberlins divisional integrative imo mere is that in the entire Sibelius for instance such a course The Humanistic Tradi- They re such Cute Little Things trend that is dangerous We must thoroughly unchristian thing tion in some ways akin to the strive to keep bicycles out of Ob Szell s performance really made work under way at Yale and Stan- erlin me imagine When Skam and any other ford stresses the judiciousness of you get them at XT 1 Ah for those happy idvllic mo iiuiae mymoiogy mat id ever widely and fully informed men and ral days of the past when there heard of Fundamentally Im a women as creative and evaluative was no Stokowsky problem of bicycles But worshipper so I come agents in the development of their then I suppose the horse and bug- from Missouri when it comes to the personal and i public lives gy was Toscanini- dangerous once imagine Szell school But I con Citizens are always critics of the what could go sidered last on in a buckboard Tuesday nights con societies in which they live In dic- on a cert just I moonlit night about the last word from tatorial societies on fear of penal- every Noel T Adams possible standpoint Maybe ty or even death they keep rOLfJ their PAUL wu hiving t und- wich t the Dromedairy- Bir when hit i was in a better mood than usual judgments silently to themselves roommate saidShecdy every co- ed iphinx your hairf ugly I but I liked it The only thing I In free societies Artist Recital Season especially during Your camels hair coat pass the Finger- Nail Test There- could have wished for might be the election year wont they voice all sorts fore if you fig- get to get any dates I humply beseech you to try Good two movements which Dr Szell of judgments Pronounces Good for all sorts of rea- Wildtoot Cream- Oil Contains soothing Lanolin Non- alcoholic ooogQooeooecccoeeoooscooooecooooosoecoocccoooos chose to omit from Le Bourgeois sons Entirely competent citizens in Relieves annoying dryness Removes loose ugly dandruff nm To the Editor uentiihomme free societies should command en- Grooms hair neatly and naturally all day long Its your hairs EVENING Since the grand old Tom Good tirely competent Always A Good Show MAT SUN tradition of iudempnts Thnf best friend Sheedy got Wildroot Cream- Oil and now his Sa- reviewing the is snows 230 pm artist recitals is now why to a great many today the haira looks terrificl Better desert water pyramid your savings a thing of the past I hope CONTINUOUS the Taylor juuiciousness or graduates seems uj to 29 and dry- ve to any drug or toilet goods counter for a few personal I Clarifies Story to 700 pm Sunday and views have to ex- lie at the heart of college educa- bottle or tube of Wildroot Cteam- Oil Americas biggest- selling Holidays press regarding the recently con- tion More hair m From Fridays Review particularly that is why tonic Ask for it on your hair it the barber shop too Youll AP0LL8 230 to 930 cluded series will be accepted I for wanted to separate Chicago really be dune yourself favor 1 publication t To the Editor Scripps and Wisconsin which 0r TONITE First as regards my epic your ONLY Orson Welles in on In its report on Oberlins divi- account so inaccurately 3 Macbeth the and So Harrii HUIRJ Tilliammllt N Y first Cleveland orchestra con- sional integrative course The in academic circles even humo- cert Bob WED THURS TWO DAYS ONLY Neil hit the nail on the Humanistic Tradition the Re- rously joins together Wildroot Company Inc Buffalo 11 N Y MARCH 26- 27 head when he described it In his view Friday said The course Prof Warren Taylor commentary on Warren Lees first does not attempt rigid 1 the Inter ujanciisaij- ir critique of the season as being a pretation of reality and standards satire That was what I had in- of judgment as they do at the tended r and I was amused at the University of Chicago Scripps and expense of many Im afraid be- me university of Wisconsin Broken cause they swallowed it hook line In saying this apparently your and sinker Of course there can reporters and re- write men com- be no satire without presupposi- pressed with supersonic speed the tion or predigested knowledge if ionowing fuller statement you into prefer Undoubtedly there a single sentence even to the were many i who felt that what point of asserting meaningless in vw they Glasses were reading on that occa- accuracies To clear those up o yi the sion had been predigested that In fuller statement Aso NEWS GOOD CARTOON PETE SMITH SPECIALTY should stand fact I had contracted amoebic against your streamlined abridge dysentery of the typewriter Well ment inis is it FRIDAY ONLY Returii if such Engagement MARCH 28 were the case they The many integrative courses Then shouldnt have swallowed it ana programs now offered in Am never has been a motion picture like For part the most I thought the erican colleges to aid students In am- The artist recital season well worth enlarging THE RED SHOES their perspective and ex- Parker Time Shop ending There were no concerts ercising their powers of choice and Starring Moira Shearer Anton Walbrook which I considered really GLASSES bad but decision have been built on radi- REPAIRED LENSES REPLACED there were two which really Breathtaking teauty Gorgeous Coor Terrific Dancing bored cally different assumptions and me the first Cleveland orchestra 1 1 East techniques Some as at Dartmouth College Street 4- 7681 concert because I Phone dont particu and Amherst have centered In the