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Chdpler Members Relief I Students Comment from Printed Page Plot nvolves Couple Include 4 Juniors On Banner Display r- J Twenty- 1 College seniors and M m have been elected to Tl Ps3 jj Mill four juniors In Reserve Room A- ViWllll Tricked Love iL iiTT into Clia Jiei VI i it IlU collegiate society Distracting Splashy Kappa honorary Horrible Starring in the Oberlin Dramatic Associations produc- Kipmbership is based on high are typical of remarks heard in tion of William Much Ado About Nothing Scholastic records reference to the loud colorful Shakespeares The seniors are Joseph Browdy class banners hanging conspicu- will be Tone Musante as Benedict the young lord of Padua ously Xancy Caballero Joan Farber in the reserve reading room Gary Vitale as Con Pedro the Prince of Aragon Brenda Mos- f ii in i Marilyn Fardig Cynthia Fineh in im uijiu iiesnniaii i carella as Beatrice Leonatos niece and Barbara Stechow as expounded I Dine Gini Sidney Gulick George could study Hero Leonatos daughter The play will be presented May V Hannaucr Jr Mrs ictor Aalhnn ii uiai wcrcn I up 1 iei 7- 10 in Hall Auditorium Hoover Barbara Lamkin William besides why doesnt the fre jlunson Carl Peterson Jr Leona- class have one The plot of the play Involves the rd Aiiss Elizabeth Sprout and Although many of the comments Short Story various misconceptions of lovers Beatrice val- Rbert Wurtz are derogatory one nottoos- tudious and Benedict both iantly Other seniors are Diane Boll junior trying to look on the resist any tender emotions Alan Carroll Mrs Nancy Hubbard blighter side of things observed Inspires Play until they are each tricked into Fishbaek Marg- love by well- meaning friends Cheshire Hubert that it was at least a relief from m aret Gray David Powell Ellen ine pi mien page Lew Perry will play Leonata By Harvey Cox the governor of Messinar Bill Price Robert Service Mary Shaw Actually they could he dis- Kloss Myrna Silverstein David Smock played to a much better advantage will play the governors Will the veiled sister brother Antonio Harry Gary Spackey Marilyn Strahl if they werent all gluppe to- fray Rolnick will play Don John and Mark Takahashi gether in one big mess If they For children at the gate Dave Zucker Claudio Joseph Margar- Juniors receiving this honor are were spread out each Who will not and cannot Barbara one would go away et Annie Laurer Bruce McEwen Janet Bell Ursula Craig Hodg- be able to display its own individ- pray Mn- etts Balthasar Donald White Robert er and James Owens ual beauty remarked a critical J Miwm Borachis and Jim Stratton Con- art history major Hcvtew ftioto by Hon Gtere These lines from T S Eliots rad Now According to Dave Bradford color and distraction have been added to the Reserve Room scene with the display of these poem Ash Wednesday inspire The two officers Dogberry and splash Women Student Council secretary and three class banners Ne slory with student comments the title and set the mood for a Verges will be Gavin Goodfellow Praise sophomore cla- s president the new two- act play Children at and Sumner Clarrcn the sexton class banners were placed in the Rick Thayer two the Gates by Harvey Cox Di- the watchmen Responsibility library by the sophomore class Editor Laverne George Glenn and Jack Rice and with the consent of the three class Isackes Heads Campaign rector of Religious Activities It is the messenger Julian Rice presidents and the librarian Sev- scheduled for presentation at In Stage manager for the produc- Allencroft eral members of the class felt that Appoints Staff Christ Church 830 pm May 11 12 tion will be Sieg Schoenbohm Bev since the banners cost at 40 least For and 13 Glemser will be set designer and All Development dorms arc honor dorms they ought to be displayed some- Funds Chuck Milward will be technical said Dean of Women Mary Dolliv- where OfsgUiO- Hi Based on the short story Saint director Frank Porath and Carol er Allencroft is just a dorm By MICHAEL LIPSKY Emmanuel the Good Martyr by Browning will do the lighting where 27 sophomore girls live New HiO- IIi editor Avvy La- crease it the Spanish writer- philosopher Judy The man responsible for fund- Williams costumes and without a house director But Al verne has announced appoint- In answer to critics of the Orr Miguel Unamuno the play is to raising for the College building Harriet McGovran make- up lencroft and its predecessors with j Eight Seniors ments to the editorial stall of the Plan who oppose the tearing down quote Mr Cox a religious drama 195Ji- 5 program is Mr Charles F Isackes of many house directors replaced by senior yearbook They are Rilla of the present buildings not that it teaches anything reli- 33 recently appointed Director of because build- women residents have come to be Spangler associate editor Ben they feel that the gious in the commonly used sense s Development ings are a part of tra- known as honor dorms on this Receive Grants Lindfois busine manager Scott the Oberlin of the word but it asks a pro- dition Isackes Smith Elected campus she asserted Whitehill assistant business man- My job will be principally the Mr remarked that foundly religious question Eight College seniors have re- if tradition is so con- Honor dorms at the College date ager Karl Ilempel picture editor raising of funds for the develop- limited and Children at the Gates portrays ceived Woodrow Wilson fellow- fined that it deals only with brick tack at least as far as 1949 Allenc- and Pete Michel art editor ment program Mr Isackes de- U n a m u n os existentialistinflu- enced YM President ships each of which provides and stone then it is not in the true roft at present the only womens Others on the new editorial stall clared In this I will be working philosophy that mans hun- 1400 plus tuition for one year of are editors Jane Match- Oberlin spirit He further com- In a run- off election held just dorm without a house director be- assistant with the President the trustees ger for immortality and perman- graduate study in preparation for pho- mented that attachment should before spring vacation Wade came an honor dorm in 1951 ed production Lee Roth the faculty and the other admin- ence is the basis for religion rath- college teaching positions tography Craig Hodgetts and Liz transcend any physical building Smith was elected President of the In explaining their reasons for istrative officers in documenting er than believing in God mar des- of People who oppose the plan just YMCA He was opposed by Bob naming to live in an honor dorm The eight and their fields Siber literary and Bunny Lester need of funds Primary emphasis perately hopes for a god In the edi- dont know the severe limitations Cetina who had tied Smith at the former Allencroft study are Joan Farber English layout coordinator Section is now being given to funds for Spanish philosophers best- known residents and students and faculty work under end of the first election applying literature Marilyn Fardig history tors are Ginette Gray and Evvie new buildings book The Tragic Sense of freshman women cited he added Life in The new president stated that most of religion Margaret Gray Eng- Jacobs activities Sue Touchard Men in Peoples often their wish to be re- Commenting on the value of the and he states this he will continue the expansion of sponsible lish Bruce Marcus mathematics introduction Nancy McCandless 10 view of religion as for their own actions in seven- year million develop- Conservatory Outmoded stemming from activities and of YM Stuart Miller English Myrna Sil- music Nancy Crowe people functions the dormitory living House govern- ment plan formulated by architect the fact that human life is tragic and will work toward reaching verstein English literature Lawr- and directory Phy llis MacGregor Refering to a visit he made to According ment at Allencroft is the same as Douglas P Orr Mr Isackes ob- to Cox Faith for Una- more more physics and Gray womens sports the Conservatory Wednesday Mr and people on campus mother dorms by a ence Sklar theoretical Jean served that it provides a logical muno is what one yearns for so house council Isackes some Smith as well as the other new which and Gary Spackey French litera- and ttooiy uonovan uncus commented that of powerfully makes and enforces the sequence of building giving disci- throughout his life YM officers will office at ture sports the conditions he observed were take the rules However Miss von Wenck pline and direction to the pro- Fascinated by Unamunos life end of April after the one month pointed terrible Take a look at the Con out each girl must feel re- gram As far as his own special and works Cox has dramatized the transition period sponsibility for the group a well duties are concerned he believes writers story of a priest whom as for UAW Denied Fair Shake the Orr Plan will make the everyone to herself that Students interested in the considered be a saint Allencroft is exclusively for job of gaining financial support for but who was in actuality a non- sophomore women so that the the program easier position of CRD Chairman believer In the play various peo- City Considers tradition of ple find out that the priest does honor dorms may be Increased Enrollment Potential should contact Zcb Taintor be- passed on to incoming classes Spokesman Conway not believe Their reactions to this This Union fore Friday also allows girls who have lived When questioned on the subject discovery and the priests own New Bike Law in an honor dorm to contribute to of building development in rela- doubt about his disbelief pose the dorm living their next two years for Bias tion to increased college enroll- problem of whether there is justi m college Berates Senate ment Mr Isackes asserted that basement Its unbelievable he fication for the person who does To Help Police This greater flexibility of exclaimed He did not however not believe hopes as Una- year over a hundred fresh- By MARK FLKSTENBELG the facilities but or No effective means of bicycle man women which would be inherent ir the mean to disparage those people muno phrased it hungers for an have indicated their twelve from the members of the registration now exists in Oberlin interest in Although Jack Conway admin new buildings would have the po- who made possible the construc- ultimate belief filling Allencrofts 27 Backets Committee itself as a re- according to City Council Presi- Places v hich ktritivi assktant to President tential for handling an enlarged tion of the Conservatory and other Children at the Gates will be will be assigned by sult of the hearings to date Mr dent Bill Long Consequently a drawing Reuther of the United Auto student body provided that the buildings scheduled for destruc- directed by Nancy Cox with Ron There are no other Walter pointed out that deci- Oberlin police are rarely able to Honor at the Conway tion They people dorms Workers is convinced that faculty trustees and others who were the of Chastain assisting As in Murder i mH np because of the size sions will be made in the Senate ctilHonfc in trofincr ctnlon bargaining table there is no ani- have the responsibility for de- vision in their day whose counter- UK and Welfare Committee Y borrowed bicycles mnsit v lietween the UAW ard the Labor termining the size of the student part we are seeking today he re- r a deadlock The present system calls for a in where there now exists is CARI I R companies he wasted no time enrollment should decide to in marked Admission free 75- CONFERENCE on the subject of labor legislation cent payment to permanently saying that his union didnt get a Any Therefore the likelihood of no register a bicycle If a bicycle is women interested in shake in the recently- ended fair legislation is great resold however town officials are working on the Womens Career Senate Kohler hearings supposed to be notified so that a Senate Labor Rackets Bill in Next Session Conference should contact Ann The New Detention Home Combines transfer of ownership can be filed has just completed However Mr Conway hoped Mensendi k Committee at City Hall Students almost al- at Heusners or Gail year old be passed in the hearings on the four- there may a bill ways fail to comply with this sec- Cannon at the is a Fairchild strike by the UAW against next Congress and if there tion of the ordinance As a result a of Democratic majority we Kohler Company producer strong there are bicycles on campus to- has legislation Normal Home Life with Study plumbing ware The Company may get constructive of ctor day registered in the names one of the main require- been unwilling to grant demands For example the labor movement people who have long since gradu- of By MICHAEL GOCHFELD ments an honor dorm is that it which the Union says are stand- favors disclosure in the wide area ated e a small But They are the ones who have a his- adding to the illusion that one is house so that the resi- ard in other firms Since the strike of pensions and other funds The latest word in juvenile de- On April 2 Oberlin City Coun- feel conducted reform must tory of serious violations or have not in a prison The school and it dents and act as a unified began the Company has the main pressure for tention is the Lorain County home cilmen passed by a meager 4- 3 Sroup such an unstable family life is a school as well as a home a campaign in which it has vowed come from within the labor move- near Elyria Perhaps the newest of that is margin an ordinance requiring Honor they cannot remain at home in the co- dorms have always been to break the Union ment itself its kind in the country the yet- educational because Mr annual bicycle registration Long successful selfr- egulation interim Mr Faust explained that Faust pointed out is the na- on this campus Said He singled out the Three The possibility of unopened home represents a rela- that said that this new procedure would rat all of the teen- agers at the home situation he in- Stevens Assistant Dean of Stooges as they have be en com- by the AFL- CIO appeals to tively new program and new phil- tural However provide more organized regulation m- ri will be juvenile delinquents under sisted there will never ba any and former resident of monly labelled as solely respons- Mr Conway very much This he osophy of dealing with juvenile of bicycles together with increased mt0 had would arrest None will remain in de- opportunity to develop emotional Huse honor dorm Its a ible for seeing that the union enthusiastically declared delinquency revenue to the city which is ne- roWmg its There is al- tention because of family or social or physical attachments experience for the student to fight at every turn to have be the ideal situation The purpose of the home ac- cessary in order to grant adequate n wants Barry great of this being problems alone The children will have both in- the responsibility viewpoint heard Senators ready a deal cording to its superintendent service in tracing lost bicycles Carl Ethical Prae- Control and Informality door and outdoor recreationa fa- Goldwater Karl Mundt and done We have the Frederic Faust is to study and ob- Firm Student Council has sent a let- on p 4 col 5 The problem of making the de- cilities available At certain times Curtis long known as the Senates Contimied serve juvenile delinquents up to ter to the City Council approving home seem like a real dancing may be allowed and each Theology three ultra- conservatives were 18 years old from the time of tention of the proposed revision in the Lectures morning a period is set aside dur- disgraceful accused Mr Con- arrest until the time of the home is manifold The home must law with the reservation that their ing which the students will be al- To way If the hearings had con- Raise Cash court hearing The home serves as have some semblance of freedom revenue from the new licenses be Feature Dorms informality while maintaining lowed to smoke No punitive sys- Heard tinued anv longer their conduct a branch of the Lorain County and used specifically for locating stol- Commit- firm control coupled a formal tem will be employed Mr Faust nrald rd author historian would have brought the Juvenile Court and all informa- with en bicycles Council felt however Raffle Professors testing and educational program explained because it has been 2VKiUvr wil1 the fif- tee into disrepute and the Senate tion and reports on the teen- agers that the student would oppose the n Psent Mr proudly exhibited the found that it does not prove satis- annual Haskell Lecture series too is turned over to the court Other- Faust new bill if the annual license fees For CRD Benefit many features which will lend to factory 23 in Room 5 Bosworth Satisfied Wth Chairman wise these reports remain entire- were used only as a source of in- Hn 19 represent- the air of informality Little Resentment Expected 1 is Mysticism will speaker At 4 pm on April ly confidential come for the city ho1 Yesterdays assembly the topic of Mr from all College dormi- First he pointed out there are Surprisingly enough Mr Faust kc Heards first satisfaction w i t h the atives Short Term Home 430 pm expressed meet in Rec Hall Wild- no bars on the windows Our first predicts relatively low resentment Tuesday chairmanship of John McClellan tories will professors The pro- We try to simulate as nearly as responsibility to the community is toward the home on behalf of the 1 tllme for the series of six 99 per cent er to bid for D Ark was was a home life Mr to prevent these kids from escap- teen- agers This is replacing a Bliss Wins Grant by Gradu could fessor raffle will procure profess- possible normal at c sPnsored the neutral But the Union still to ing character- system o rnnrii of Theology to serve as waiters in the Faust pointed out Our job is Therefore bars so county jail where the juv Beverly Bliss a senior voice will be get a shake because of the ors t he I not fair 2G proceeds administer psychological tests and istic of criminal confinement have eniles are often with adults The major in the Conservatory has erennialI PraxisI IdXIS IXA ConCOI dorms on April the mporary hostile three to CRD to determine scholastic ability and been replaced by heavy wire kids who come here from or in received a Fulbright scholarship to View of Mysticism effect that the hear- will go The onlv bidding is being social development of these teen- screen built into the wall These stead of the jail will be glad to study voice during 1958- 59 at the Mr Conway Money for the ings will have through agers It is a short term study screens Mr Faust asserted will get here Nothing will be done to j Mozaretum in Salzburg fOUNpiL In raised in each dormitory Austria AGENDA mused is a resultant increase variety home and none of the youngsters not break under the pounding of a correct or rehabilitate Mr Faust Miss Bliss is a of Student Kohl- auctions Students offer a member the Council 9 to the fact that the for neglected We a will meet at attention services for auction such as will remain here more than sledgehammer but he stated do not have correc College Choir and the Musical Un- Sunday is years old and that of as Included on the er strike four cooking dinners or three weeks We expect a turn- to demonstrate tion home here and we will not ion She has sung many lead roles baking cakes 1 WU1 Labor Relations be nomintons Pro- the National remaining silent for a long over of from five to seven kids Home- like Coed Atmosphere take the place of the state train- in both the Opera Laboratory and cedu e a found the Company even t report from the commit- Board has professors each week to maintain the capaci- The walls of the home are en- ing home he concluded I think Gilbert and Sullivan productions B on period of time The recreational areas a finan- guilty of misconduct raffle will sing and ty of 15 Mr Faust added tirely brick tile with no wood- it is going to be a program which i and she has passed the semi- finals a request big question facing the won in the from Forum Board But the while performing their Only seriously disturbed teen- work All the colors are light and will render a real service to the in the Great Lakes region audi- be- entertain I a consideration now is how to choose of class and Senate waiting tasks agers will be admitted he said they vary from room to room thus community tions for the Metropolitan Opera nsi budgets tween various proposals put forth 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW riday April Page U 1958 Cfte Bbtxlin ftebteto the of Letters to the Editor Published by students Obeilia College every Tuesday and Friday during the Sentimental Journey winter and spring semesters excepting holidays and examination periods Subscriptions 5 for the full year 3 a semester ten cents a copy Entered as sec- letters ond class matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April 2 1911 Office 60 South Pleasant The Review welcomes from readers on any subject Tfc l u Street Telephone 4- 4371 tiers IO wuruj unit mwc jurtuuiivn IO letters of nil i rttd i or for uliich ilu- re is tniuficirni jace Letters toloui Charles Ryerson corneal must be sul mi i Jays before puMuYilion Anonymous letters fletK VOL 86 FRIDAY APRIL 11 1958 NO 45 A oflict two cannot be vulHuh reason s ve i l suti icif nl nanu win wimiioia upon rtuuvst Noi mwe lhu f is iiiisJiing his third ra- as I a hun- Mr Ryerson Madras States aggressive and I wondered have will i frinted with any letter giuivril S Page Richard Editor year of teaching at American College tionalist cum social reform dred times if such a Golden Age Business Ken Lange Manager in Afmlimti South India on an Ober- Kaza- really did exist Carolyn Swisher Associate Editor movement the Dravida ever Giere Disputes Tointor Column Viewpoint Bill Hickman Richard Steiner Assistant Editors lin Shansi Teaching Fellowship gham jabbed his finger at me Writing To Reform To the Editor cannot help butt Caroline Cowman Tim Thomas Issue Editors Hinduism says that different for emphasis as he drove his Akilan is 35 years old and- question techntec Editorial Assistant In his column New Faith to ogy Our values 1 Dave Sigman men can understand God in dif- points home This is only a small Tamil Nads second most popul- not our Editor 18 Mr nology J ts Don Menu News ways superior man author Spread of March Taintor needPd questioningoucsi ferent The portion of one of many provoca- ar contemporary Tamil A Debby Nash Ann Warren Sara Whitney Kay Woodruff City Editors brought attention to the conse lutingM Mark Furstenberg Sports Editor can merge into Brahman the tive interviews that I have had He specializes in love stories but us including quences of technological progress Taintor a re Mr Barry Phillips Forum Director formless changeless center of in the last few days as I made he sees all of his writing as a distuibed bv r11 Dave Lessin Art Rossio Assistant Sports Editors namely to the spreading of tech- ican soeia behavin KutV the universe but only a few what may well be my last trek means for reforming or as he Harry Patterson Steve Swaim Advertising Managers nology to underdeveloped coun ogy does not great- souled ones can do this through Nad popular says revolutionizing the so- deterilu h Ron Giere Photography Editor Tamil the is of course no jus Dclaplaine Assistant Photography Editor is Trimurti popul- tries There 0 the contrary it Charles And then there the name for Tamil- speaking Mad- ciety Three themes are 1 tilication for the blind faith greater flexibility ZJ5t Mark Israel Ron Sweet Circulation Managers Brahma Siva and Vishnu ras State In contrast to the ar among Tamil readers today that in what is good for America is good behavior iX6 Creator Destroyer and Preserv- above viewpoint I remember a he told me Intercast love Technology Editorial policy is determined by editorial board composed of Caroline Cowman everyone but with ibloonlv an er This is on a lower but still late- in marriages the attack on super- fur under fr placing ininin7p Mark Furstenberg Ron Giere Bill Hickman Mark Israel hen Lange Don Menu Dick afternoon incident the con- standing of cultural differences ton where they a Page Harry Patterson Barry Phillips Dave Sigman Richard Steiner Steve Swaim Ron somewhat sophisticated level sprawling and splendid Chid- stition and ritualism and a forced to Below gods as in- we can mold our technology to fit termine their own Sweet Carolyn Swisher and Tim Thomas them are such ambaram Temple Somasundar- cern for the great economic behavior ral their physical needs But physical i t Opinions expressed in editorials are the collective responsibility of the Board mem- Vinayaka and Subramaniam am Pillai a frail vague- eyed justice within todays society tlm hnvng dctermineTE needs only What do we have to physical bers Initials at the end of editorials are given for the sole purpose of indicating the writer sons of Siva and his consort little man and a leading Tamil Even though Akilan is a popular necessity This is bctJ They do not indicate that the writer is in any way more or less responsible for the opinions offer in the way of moral values stated Parvati By praying to these fig- scholar had brought his daugh- author he works as an employee in one of nt bok expressed than other members of the board Mr Taintors examples show ures many Hindus feel they can ter to the Temple on her birth- of the Railway Mail Service to that ttbyMrTinnThe0J in their present form Christianity CAROLINE COWMAN ISSUE EDITOR get their wishes granted Finally day We talked for a few mo- supplement his income Nove- and humanism have in general Where man uses there are the devils worshipped ments and he turned and point- lwriting still isnt a paying pro- science to con been insufficient in the presence of physical by vast numbers of the peas- ed to the long row of stone stalls fession here he remarked but the the result advanced technology I disagree enlarge antry I say worshipped but that lined the temple wall In then bounced back with Its the arc of his Djlt Toward with the statement that we More Learning in reality its placating the dev- the old days he remarked getting better all the time Continued on Page 4 ils to ward off evil Why should people would come from all though He has recently sold 1926 In the General Faculty passed a car rule Since we have these four levels of over the South for great festiv- one of his stories to the rather then various changes have been proposed and all voted understanding Shouldnt God als here and as they had to stay insipid Tamil cinema industry down by that body Seniors as well as most faculty mem- be able to be understood by all for many days they would live and plans to go to Madras as an Should we propagate hierarc- Artists Recital bers will remember well the 1954- 55 controversy the most this in those stalls In these few advisor for the film I can final- hycreating concept of four recent in the intervening 32 years which was concluded by quiet words from the reverent ly give up the Mail Service he levels of understanding People old gentleman I caught a grinned with a sigh of relief GERALD HUMEL 76- 22 the Facultys decision to maintain the existing car rule claim were an atheistic move- glimpse of a time when unques- Poverty and economic injus- After the spate of mediocro pc- rt mv anumsKy exchanged his fiddle for undergraduates ment Well some of us are Our tioning faith bound the popula- tice are the concern of many formanccs to which we have been for a viola naturally with only 22 leader E V Ramasamy Naicker tion in a a people especially young by years Re- At its next regular meeting on April the General happy matrix time the subjected this Artist the richer tone of this instrument is an atheist But many of us are loy- re- Faculty is expected to consider the latest in the series of pro- when a deeply religious joyful Many Tamil youths pledge cital Scries it is a pleasure to betraying a dillerencc theists We just agree in ap dont with people came to pay homage to alty to the Dravida Kazaghams port that the recital given on proach This work of posed car rule changes The newest proposal was formulat- all this cant and superstitution Hmdemiths their god with praises of Siva on political heir the Dravida Tuesday evening by Oscar Shum- early period VJZl is a ed by the Non- Academic Affairs Committee was approved priesthood is wt tel- and that exploiting their lips and offerings of cocoa- Munetra Knzagham sky and Arthur Dann proved to be linS Others piece brilliantly written fur 10- 1 by Student Council and was recommended to the Fac- the common man of Tamil Nad nut and flowers in hands more internationally a most stimulating experience Mr their choose the instrument At timts highly 7- 5 of Disci- and keeping him down Enough of re- not ulty for approval by a vote Mens Board Joint this atmosphere known parties In Madras City Shumsky may be the worlds romantic at other cla- sicai Sri Vedachelam times 7- 0 Chairman of mains so that I could imagine it a student leaned earnestly over greatest violinist but what he plinary Committee voted to send it to the faculty but it all fuses into one succeed the Executive Committee of but the fabric has been torn Continued on Page 4 he does extremely well He voted 4- 2 with one abstention against passage of the dors whole In the hands of an unsy- is in all accounts a most sensi- mpathetic No ex- performer the work often change actual change can be made in the car rule musician tive turns out into a iouotis exercise cept by vote of the General Faculty is the which It ease with he piece Mr Shuimky was wise to The proposed change which would allow seniors to A plays that first attracts attention play down the more World To Gain obviously sa- outoft- own is a drive cars without specific permission for pur- It deliberatencss that almost rcastic passages and to concentrate proves annoying poses only for a limited period of two years is strictly an The music flows on the inner vitality of the music so readily that the listener almost As a experiment But it constitutes a change in philosophy to- itself result the work lost fails to take cognizance of the none of its basic humor ward the car regulation and is as qualified a change prob- and at Bill Hickman thought and skill behind the per- the same time gained a ably as could be formulated dramatic formance To this reviewer this strength inherent in the music bat On April 1 the Soviet govern- Propaganda We subscribe to the idea of a controlled limited ex- Further would Russia have reacted to constitutes true art The music is seldom realized ment announced that Russia was It is true that Russia has just such a surprising reply There counts perimental change in the car rule what not the performer Though the audi nee was som- unilaterally ceasing nuclear completed a very successful seems to have been no specula- Mr Shumsky forgoes the brav- ewhat tardy in its reception to the We favor the proposed change because we believe bomb tests To some people this series of nuclear explosions it tion on this question whatsoev- ura element and dedicates himself effectiveness of Mr Shumskys any position in favor of the existing car rule must be based announcement appeared to be is true that they would be tem- er probably because has there to a subtle interpretation of his playing it did so utter intermi- on speculative and conjectural reasons and on quite an April Fools joke to porarily at least calling a halt been no serious consideration subjective subject matter Technique need- ssion and consequently was treated others it seemed that Russia had to further testing it is true that given to this alternative suppositions about students and the future It is only con- less to say is always there to a most sensitive and delightful scored another significant vic- the United States is about to be- to say that academic Strategic Containment Though his tone is somewhat on perfoimance of the Hondo in C jecture standards would deteriorate tory in the already one- sided gin an extensive series of tests The reason for this is appar- the small side it sings readily Major K 373 by such standards are formed primarily by the degree of the propaganda tussle to a few in the Pacific the purpose Mozart for of ently that present for- enough when to others it probably a American called upon do so Alas our soloists always save facultys insistence on study Noted academic institutions indicated creating a cleaner bomb it is eign more policy calls fur strategic After a somewhat unstable per- their best techniques and must o- like Reed and Haverford allow cars no appreciable de- sincere concern over the also true that the Russian lead- with containment of the Communist formance of the iaganini Sonata bvious music for their final number dangers of nuclear fallout on the ers could count heavily on out- crease in standards It is conjecture to argue the Oberlin world by the NATO countries in A Major Opus Posthumous Mr Instead of sending us em- part of the Russians than of the right refusal on the part of the home atmosphere would change Would a few students and others A New York col- Shumsky gave a very lyric inter- otionally moved they send us home driving Americans Allied government to accept the umnist has suggested that the pretation of the Brahms Sonata in with reports of fabulous to Cleveland on Saturday night radically alter the ivory What captured the headlines proposal These facts set the their United States cannot even con- i Major Opus 711 No 1 The towerness of following stage Though techniques Hut then why not Oberlin for the few days was for another piece of Soviet a sider plan to eliminate nuc- soloist and accompanist were not Vieuxtemps Conceito No 5 in A Admittedly it is not speculative to argue stu- not that the Kremlin had an- propaganda Quite possibly that that lear weapons unless it is willing always in accord on matters of Minor may not be music nounced such a radical plan for country will announce within gnat dents would be susceptible to more danger if some cars were to completely revise its foreign nuance the imperfections did not in like indeed the press had given indi- the next few months if not but the hands of an artist allowed But to us the College is not fulfilling policy something which that on the whole distinct from to be great its avowed cations of the plan several days sooner that they have been the Mr Shumsky it proves writer deemed unrealistic overall effectiveness of the com- fun Mr Shumsky and Mr Danri purpose and the purpose of a liberal arts education by main- in advance of its official an- forced to continue own their Rut where does that leave the position taining the present car rule The purpose of any education nouncement but rather how testing program because the played it extremely well and the United States We certainly The high point of the evening piece served its purpose Mr is to create a learning experience and students will ob- Washington had countered this United States did not agree to a dont expect to bully Russia out was reached with the performance Shumsky was forced to perform latest challenge from behind the cessation jf viously learn more when thrust into new situations and ex- Eastern Europe or Asia for of the Sonata for in aud- Iron Curtain President Eisen- viola alone by three encores for tho- e the periences where they are held responsible And where does all this leave we have had more than enough Paul Hindomith for their actions hower 031100 the proposal a For this piece ience who like music for fun the United States and her North trouble controlling the The College catalog frankly states that Liberal Arts train- gimmick Secretary of spread of State Atlantic friends In a very bad Communism in the past ing is for general resourcefulness leadership to Dulles labeled it a trick They The r and ability position it seems but a posi- chances of reaching agreements urged the American people not solve problems on whatever level or in whatever situation tion which could have been around the conference EARN YOUR MASTERS DEGREE to be beguiled by the proclama- table It is a training which equips students to meet the demands avoided What would have hap- while somewhat greater at the tion noting that the Soviets pened AND PREPARE FOR AN for intelligent citizenship in our complex society and to pre- if the United States had present time have been very have been inconsistent in their taken up pare them for the fullest measure of successful the Russian proposal poor America would like a EXECUTIVE CAREER IN RETAIUN0 living past actions and that there is no or called bluff their if you package agreement including Oompnhaoar ni Enough said rp reason to look upon the latest like by nlMnoath pnwrau far AJ 14 announcing a similar an inspection system the Hus fTaduatai mphuli oa oxnttr dlnirtfea la BtM plan with undue faith cessation Tout per M of bomb tests How Continued on Page 4 tona dmulM with tlutroom work tar work 1600 Co- rd BahoUnhlps Btbotta M ph mmt btfar graduation Q L pprord Mt M More Than Saying No rpUnUr I iea Appb bow Write far BaTMta GRADUATE SCHOOL OF RETAIUN0 Speaking from the Senate floor last Thursday in a bi- UNIVERSITy OF PITTSBURGH pwfkilfc partisan spirit of helpfulness Hubert Humphrey charged rv that in failing to reveal to the world the scope intensity mil ni and dimension of the USSRs recent bomb tests the Ad- ministration made possible a tremendous propaganda vic- tory for the Russians Instead of releasing details which Smedley would have clearly incriminated the USSR the United States permitted Premier Khrushchev to pose as the saviour of mankind by his declaring the end of Soviet tests Humphrey chairman of the Senate subcommittee on ARE YOU SURE disarmament noted that the Soviet tests had raised radio- activity from fallout to unprecedented levels in both west- YOU dont NEED A ern Europe and Japan and to 200 per cent of normal in rain- fall on San Francisco He also claimed that the recent tests MAfii DEODORANT f i i ii had involved nuclear and thermonuclear warheads usable f 1 in on long range missiles We strongly support Humphreys proposed operation disclosure of these facts and join him in bewailing the Administrations previous refusal to release them In pre- senting the detailed information about the Soviet tests the 1 wousg Y United States could have shown the hypocrisy in the pious VtA A posturings of Khrushchevs latest notes VAV The I main reason for withholding information seems Trjn f to have been to prevent undue alarm over fallout radiation Jl0 pi and to avoid unfavorable comparison with fallout levels in infers United States tests However the very lack of reliable in- formation available to the public on test fallout has contrib- uted to unreasoning fear and exaggerated speculation over the dangers of continued bomb testing The need is for more information not less Continue Your ii Vacation by having BREAKFAST IN BED cyj The Administrations refusal to date to release with SWEETWPPT ROLLSDl- M I C l- nl klllTC I I the ourmir DO- NUTS FRUITm JUICFS Mil if meter r TEA ESH facts on the Soviet tests is another instance of its apparent CEREALS JAMS and JELLIES A Lt fFFE FRUITS me inability to use all the facts and means at its disposal to com- Jiurr aayi pete in the present war for mens minds The all too familiar DONT LET THE HUNGER PANGS GET YOU blunt and undiplomatic approach of Dulles Snack on some CHOCOLATE and Eisenhower ECLAIRS LADYllLOCKS or ICE to foreign affairs may have earned the respect of some but CREAM CONES it is often not the most effective way to convince other na- FOR YOUR SPRING FORMAL Mennen Spray Deodorant for Men keeps n A tions of the United States desire for peace and friendly re- our FRUIT PUNCH BUTTER COOKIES on working all MINTS and NUTS are jus day long working to pre- lations with other countries The present Administration righ vent odor must come to realize that effective leadership of the free working to check perspiration world which is our responsibility requires much more For this non- stop protection get Mennen than mere dollars of material assistance much more than 1 GIimlDN3S 1 M an endless policy of saying no tt ft t0r and M00 fffeAgrin1 1958 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 3 jascballcrs Open 58 Season Tomorrow at Baldwin- Wallace Lacrosse Tea Wins Games East baseball team will in in local The JkV tomorr- L f the season BaldwinW- allace ow as it meets College in Cleveland Plays Two Games and Three Scriniages Robe rt Kretchmar is Coach Mi idd about his def- very optimistic Conditioning Greatest Factor in Successes which includes By PETE NEVINS ensive squad April is tin time of the year when sport columnists invariably For led by Don P edict the pennant races years Oberlin lacrosse eight lettermcn wrens But since its fun and nobody re- membeis n Oclober anyway men talked of playing eastern Webster captain and first here goes nothing scnoois tne strong baseman and veteran catcher traauional The 19 IVnnant Race hold of American lacrosse Clyde Slicker if f lhis year I have invited eight Last week that dream came was List years batting representative rnlWn nfTiinlc tn Slicker Join me in our annual jirognostieation a 27f average He poll The defending champion true as the Yeomen played leader with e coacn DinkM three year Iilph who cast the most accurate Review ballot last aio wds in the cuni- two games and three scrim- 310 Webster uUiveavciage with Here to chalk a year ime him fur his title ar c men and women who rep mages on their spring trip issecciiil Rowing three H- en many amis of Oberlin life Alphabetically we have studying 305 average J v ie- through the East All of their eiitd by librarian Dorothy Daub from open- the shelf room su- ft 1 i 1 r a ti- ll i opponents Other veterans include shorts- rp1 tion represented by Saga manager pro- tern Pete with the exception is c by Tp Eil Suikit who rated as one Iluiyed Bill Guerrera who incidentally won of Adelphi had been ranked above hcvie- v lieklers ill the conf- he r11iootoall bowl poll afternoon of the bcttr labs represented by Zoology Oberlin according to the Rothstein CAPTAIN DON WEBSTER Im Mir Kdward Kormandy erence Jack Williams at third social life stamped in by the assistant to tee Director of Recreation last year Yet the corn ba- e Call llteiMm at second and Laura Mae Kress morning classes not- cut by Speech good conditioning Jin Chi- itianson in left held Professor Charles Leistner group- living exemplified lots tute 0 1c- 1 pitchers hxvly during the ust Dctor Preston Plews and last but not least pick M 1 X of hustle and fine coaching netted same your icvn area ot 1J fl niching Is Question representation but this heres my column Pete Nevins- stickmen four wins My Idlow forecasters and I ask readers to please remember against a single The important question facing Clark To Field at r i w loss tiit limes sentiment hinders the objective mind i in Coach Kivtt lunar is whether the Clark normally a pitcher will Beginning its play at Penn State pilihitti l- il will have enough THE last Monday start in centei field play AMERICAN LEAGUE Oberlin won an hour v and will L depth to ithitand the rigors of scrimmage 5 to 1 that position during the season The team the long season Now the stair I when he is not Final a worked well as a unit and the at- 1 mi the mound Last B cubists of 13 1 1 Gucrrera liim tack led by pave and year Clark had ten hits in 2i at- a Hibbard Ben Clark Don Dupont and Fred Stindinns C B lUiiclv lIUu by Lindfors did a fine job as did bats while playing only as a i the Hartnck Giimera will be tomorr- 3 o defense of Mike Goldhamer Tom pitcher K S X COACH CLIFF STEVENSON third from left advises the ows starter b C Kummer and Tom during McDade Coach Kretchmar revealed that starting lacrosse team a practice break The Oberlin squad New York 11 Since the mound stall has not 4- 1 whenever Clark is pitching Slick- Chicago compiled a record in the scrimmages and game which were Defeat Adelphi had enough time to work out ext- 31 er will move to the oiitiield and I lost m played in the course of the vacation tour in the East ensively tins season 32 Journeying to Adelphi the next Coach MjpiioMnucr nov go 111 D- jiicK Will troit day the Yeomen on Kretchmar will probably substi behind the plate 34 turned the Cleveland 35 steam and before a large Oberlin Ha ll Meet iniore 52 Rackctecrs crowd swamped the Long Island- Ku is City 64 lSTIlAMUilALS ers 6 to 2 Yeomen stickhandlers Ua- iinton 65 Western Reserve controlled the ball most of the game In the opening tennis match of after Adelphi scored twice in the first five minutes THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Yeoman spike and sawdust men the season tomorrow at 230 pm The University of wage Pennsylvania will bitter battle this Satur- the Yeoman racketeers will take was Filial the locals next victim to the B for Finney Chapel emblem of on the Ck the Author of Rally Round the Flag Boys and day Western Reserve on home tune of 1 to 5 Penn showed more iy s Barefoot Boy with Check Standinss Xi E class supremacy In preparation courts According to Coach Lyslc spark than either of the previous 3 O for the dual meets ahead the lo- Butler the tentative singles order opponents but fine defensive work C U S and excellent goalie on 34 cal runners jumpers and heavers is Howie Rowland John Erickson play the part of Ernie Attwell and Faz Milwaukee compete against one will another John Schwartz Tony Norman Babos made the difference On A FRAT Los Amteles of the TO REMEMBER for the honor their respective Dave Byrens and Jack Porter midfield Joe Horn Bruce Marcus St Louis classes It is doubtful whether any These same men will probably Reed Watkins Ken Coutts Al Ever year as wo all know the Benevolent and Sail Fianei- ci later season competition will be Protective combine into three teams to play Hooper and Bob Huenefeld as in Order of Collegiate Fraternities awards a highly coveted prize Cincinnati more intense Ihiiadclphia doubles the previous games out- hustled to the fraternity house which in its judgment has done Actually the meet has been in their the Chicago respective opponents most to promote and enhance the fraternity way of life The progress all week Whereas in If however Oberlin takes at Pitt burh previous years the intcrclass meet least five of the singles matches Baltimore Trounces Yeomen prize this year- eight hundred pounds of putty rocs to the has always been run on one after- Dave Lockwood Pete Blum John Alpha Hernia chapter of the South Dukotu Colle ge of Dentistry In Baltimore the tide was The illciisive 1 riple- ay noon it was decided this year to Patterson Bill Stein Jon Gold- nail Renaissance il turned University- Art hold qualifying heats for each stein and Wally Gobcl will pair Baltimore trounced the Yeomen 20 to 2 tak- To start the beeball season oil right Id like to play quizmaster event during the up in the doubles matches The award this year is exceptionally richly deserved for the preceding week ing advantage for a Miriph mid test the average Oberlin students baseball in of Oberlins many- Alpha Hernia house is As there has been no limit to the very model of all a fraternity should t Hut- lice The squad has done some ex- mistakes Although it is true that IC It is first of all the number of events in which one Baltimore is one of best a most attractive house physically The The question is in a game at West Point a triple- play was com- tensive training during the past the teams ul- man can qualify the past week in iile walls are tastefully tit fen- week for this match Since this the country class B cham- covered with sequins Running along pleted without a ive player handling the ball No two players seen many the has far afield trackmen will be Reserves first competition pions last year coach Cliff Stev- upper story is a widows walk with a w idow stationed every were called out the same least in How ir or far atrack fieldmen as the case of the season also little is known enson felt that his team played far three feet Moored to the chimneypot is the Graf Zepjxiiu be Weight SCCCOCCOCOCOCCCCCOCCCOCOSCCOOCCOSCGOCOCCOGOCOC may men have tried of its potential below par to run and runners to My have tried The next day however the Yeo- MAKE A BIG GIRL throw and just about everybody men HIT WITH YOUR ing to the books Hurdler Jack bounced back in a scrimmage has tried to jump with the GIVE HER A WHOLE Kepler has been trying his hand Johns Hopkins freshman team out- hustling Successes in Events at the discus while old and hoary the Baltimor- eans 12 to 8 Pot of Flowers senior distance men have been do- In this there have been some ing nothing but sprints With that the week of games from notable successes Vic Lawoyin ended Hibbard was high scorer erstwhile high jumper casually Post time for the first race will for the trip and Lindfors led in cleared 20 feet in the broad jump probably be at 3 pm rain or assists CIA and thereby helped to remove shine Coach Kinsey encourages Coach Stevenson expressed the some of Coach Kinseys anxieties all interested and even those not result of the tour by saying The for this event An to come on experience gained on Not Just one of our Beautiful unknown fresh- and cheer their classes this trip has man came out to the field just and to help the team prepare for put our team ahead a year and V 17 CORSAGES long enough to run a 108 hundred its dual meet with Wooster a week will be invaluable in our remain- J in his street clothes before return from tomorrow ing games

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e3 Indoors the house Rives impression of simple casual charm 1 iU an am lie chapter room is furnished in homey maple and chintz yL with a dash of verve provided by a carp pool three hundred feet in diameter A waterspout rises from the center of the ool wtli the housemother bouncing on the top y Members rooms are gracious and airy and are provided with Wls which fold into the wall and are never seen again Each I r also hits a desk a comfortable chair a good reeling lamp mfia catapult for skeet- shooting Kidney- bliapcd desks are sissy available fr kidney- shaped members erhajw the most fetching feature of the house are the packs n iiiAiMilfaw Marlboros stacked in heaps w herever one goes If one wishes to enjoy mm mm l flnc filtered cigarette in any room of the house all tied do is reach out ones hand in any direction and pick rfriiltiiMtoAliilwtMft aiiAiIL I1 a Marlboro Then one rubs two pledges together lights ones limro and puffa with sweet content the tastiest smoke tlio llllrd of man has yet devised

J he decor the grace the Marlboros all combine to make ff1 1crnia a red gasser of a fraternity But a fraternity is a tlllln things it is also people And it is in the people depart t 4 that Alpha Hernia really shines Ajlha Hernia has among its members the biggest BMOCa mm ie entire campus of the South Dakota College of Dentistry ml Vj HnaisBance Art There is for instance William Makc- h it U 1 Sigafcxis charcoal and bun chairman of the annual Stamp uliK Then there is Dun liovin winner of List years South Dakota State Monoply Championship 135 Pound GRADUATE Then there is Hock Schwartz who can sleep standing up n there is Trembhint Placebo who can crack cans in his ti urilllita Then there is Tungsten who went bald at eight mi lialph lf THEN FLY Rut why go bunch of chaps on One can see what a splendid The Air Force pilot or navigator is a man of an important career in thejiew Age of Space MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY re is in house Alpha Hernia and when one sees them at the many talents He is first of all a master of As a college graduate you will be given Aviation Cadet Information Dept C- 21 Ue cwl tasks- some Box 7608 Washington 4 D C of the evening all busy with their the air- and no finer exists In addition he priority consideration for the Air Force locks clipping jkl eoine playing JacksorBo- tter somo a firm background in engineering elec Aviation Cadet Program While openings are Dense send me details on my opportunities as an Aviation a- has Cadet la tte viiyone8 heart fills up and ones eyes grow misty and tronics astro- navigation and allied fields limited you will be tested and advised imme U S Air Force I am a U S citizen between the ages of 19 and IS awl of U S 1 Wllnft but give Alplia Hernia show outstanding quali diately of qualification you resident the or possessions I am interested in Pilot OMwBts three cheers and a tiger for Then too he must status Find out if training rtunityof the year I ties of initiative leadership and self- reliance measure up Paste the attached coupon on a 1968 I J He is in short a man eminently prepared for post card and mail it now NameS- JCotUg treetCitv And if you dont mind a routing huzzah for Marlboro U S AIR FORCE AVIATION CADET PROGRAM lcm4 Siat onrctte of the pUmura in pkb- ft uhou maken Pint tab for thU coUmia Fday April Page 4 THE OBERLIN REVIEW ll

FOR SALE Hi8h- pidc A World To Gain Conway d player Sentimental Journey Union Spokesman g00d very reasonably priccdi Marginalia CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 FROM PAGE 1 6 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 CONTINUED Kroll Keep Jacl simply for sians have clamored 1 his plantain- leaf plate and burst ciety In 40 years the Soviet Un- power to ex- ties This panel lias the right Yeoman Friday evening series Although Mr tices Code and the with What good is de- ion has built herself from a test cessation under the UAW constitution to forth on James Joyce Friday 730 pm pell member unions mocracy only means exploi- backward society into the fore- Dulles is reported being in a overrule a decision of the Execu- jL TL It Y Lounge Presented by Yeoman of the poor by the rich most scientific and technially- mood of Regulates Self tive Committee iMor every Fin8 tation Board more compromising CAW What we want is a higher living advanced nation in the world Amer- So Mr Conway cuncluded LEE strop- late it is hard to imagine to the UAW back Ivys standard rice not votes Our With a Communist government Club film Drol de Drame Mr Conway pointed like to have self- Cine to cessation with- self- we would more POWERS economic problems can only be we can do the same tonight in ica agreeing a as a perfect example of union DAWIFY at 730 and 1030 pm regulation and we would like to 17 WIST by industrialization And Sub- in out inspection And the Russians regulation His union requires COLUGE solved Hall Auditorium titles see the rest of labor do these same I- This Final Pilgrimage both mst on the LEEiur only a dictatorship can do the Admission is 50 cents are supposedly standing firm elections of all union officers Ul final through English tilings that the UAW does planning and organization ne- This pilgrimage national and local every two Nad was not only stimul- ap- cessary for this stupendous task Tamil WOBC Gods Musician John Peaceful Co- existence years Election committees are of industrializing our feudal so ating but sad as I said farewell Sebastian Bach a new dramatic pointed in ballot by each local to many friends that have come presentation from the series Now that the Soviet Union has There is limited control of locals to mean a great deal to me over Stories of Great Christians at taken the initiative whether by the national organization in the past two and one half years 930 pm on Sunday solely for propaganda purposes that if officers of a local are ex- TENNIS BALLS Jeganathan is one of those or not wouldnt it be better for practices new Letters tonight at pelled for dubious friends a young man whom I Bridge tournament the United States to go along be elected within 60 Wright Ditson and Spalding CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 officers must first met in the Indo- Ceylon Ho- 720 third floor Goodrich with the proposal to see how it days freedom Mr Whyte also ex- tel my nightly eating place in would work Unofficially at 85 Wesley Fellowship visits Elyria 210 2- presses his feelings that mens ac- Madurai He is a train examin- least both Russia and this coun- In addition the Union protects nrL Home for the Aged Sunday Leave tions are not as significant as the er and was recently transferred try have sufficient nuclear arm- the rights of its individual mem- BOTH CHAMPIONSHIP QUALITY from Methodist Church at 430 value system which says that such to his home city of Trichinopoly aments to destroy a large part of bers by granting upon request re- pm return about 730 Contact action is morally correct In short He lives there in a small three- the worlds civilization Would it view for expelled members by an Tim Thomas Burton or Lord by it is the value system that justifies room bungalow with his two really so much to take a outside panel of impartial authori midnight tonight for box lunches hurt ENGLISH TENNIS BALLS action which needs examination I brothers a sister and his father break even if only from the agree that technological assist- and mother Jeganathan gets Rs testing program The present ance is not an end in itself but 120 per month Rs 474 equals group of nine little village boys to leading lead to mure fertile 195 nuclear race seems be would 1 the Can I feel that our questions should 100 Prospects for advance- all Harijans outcastes The the whole world nowhere as far thought on the problems facing serve to improve our value system ment are not good but Jeganath- single kerosene lantern threw its as peaceful co- existence goes us today We have very little to so that we and others can take full an is glad to have the job be- rays over their dark brown lithe Hopefully a change in itself lose and a world to gain advantage of our technology cause it means he can help put bodies their tangled hair and SPALDING TENNIS RACKETS Ron Giere his younger brother through col- their sparkling eyes The school lege Jeganathan gave up col- was pitifully inadequate and DRESSES Taintor Says Technology lege after his second year be- the teaching method equally SUITS ALTERING SJ65 J0 S1250 cause of lack of funds He like pathetic and yet I found my en- Offers Some Benefits many another young Tamil is tire two and a half years sum- Quick and Excellent Service an ardent admirer of the Tamil med up somehow in this inci- 21 To the Editor uPscT0AmsGE PHONI 447S1 language and likes to write dent These were certainly the Botia Tramboff I regret that two paragraphs of short stories in his spare time first Harijans of Vayalur ever to COMINGS my column had to be cut in order But when you work from 900 at get any kind of formal education to keep the piece down to a rea- night until 700 in morning and in these nine tattered and Books Greeting Cards Music sonable length the paragraphs the six days a week somehow you tousled little boys I saw a na- mentioned the great material find time to write very tion and a region becoming con- benefits brought about by the use dont much he said with a wry smile scious of itself A huge lump of technology and pointed out that Jeganathan a high- caste Mud- came to my throat and I felt an WE technology is but a collection of liar dislikes caste but sens no irrational but uplifting surge of I tools and methodologies of phys- SHOWS practical way that he can break hope CIT MORE ical operation neutral objects IIICIN it down OUT OF LIFE however we look at them so any IACI I APOLLO CO TO A I have mentioned here only a judgment to be passed should be I VINIM few scraps and incidents of this GOOD MOVIE case not 1 passed as in a murder A 715 pro OFTENI upon the gun but on the individual sentimental journey through Always A Good Show who did the shooting The sen- Tamil Nad and yet they give EVES tence mentioned by Mr Giere some idea of the many- colored TONITE thru MONDAY 4 APRIL 11- 14 might have been quite clear had mosaic that is Tamil Nad today The Mightiest Adventure the Oceans Ever Unleashed these two paragraphs been in- Perhaps my most vivid recol- cluded lection is of an incident that oc- For the FRIENDLIEST 4 I am very glad to see that Mr curred only two nights ago in Giere has expanded the point of Vayalur the tiny village set far cipmgme my column so admirably away off the main road that on Octo- service and the BEST from the original subject of tech- ber 2 1955 Gandhis birthday BurtiffiCfiSM nical assistance I do feel that the became the first Gramdan M village in Na relative luxury we have gained Tamil Gramdan The Safety Belt is stuck in Drugs stop at Ives is the movement inspired by hi from technology can be said to this guys spori carl the have had certain harmful effects Indias walking saint Vinoba fand upon some of the users of the Bhave where villages pool their WE FIX ALL KINDS OF battlefield lands into a voluntary cooperat- tools among which bad effects CAR TROUBLE under I are complacency selfc- enteredness ive I have grave doubts about the adequacy of Gramdan to lack of intellectual curiosity VAXS A tM loss of self- discipline passivity to- solve Indias great problems But REXALL 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