Ufa 7 r Dangerous Building Business Nine Loses Netmen Editorial Page 2 Sweep Hiram Wlto Sports Page 3 Z- 572 OLUME OBERLIN OHIO FRIDAY APRIL 9 1954 NUMBER 47 Classics Department Presents Sophokles Faculty OKs Mens Co- op Hears Women ofjTrachis Report Department will present a Ending Classics production of Soph- Wrestling Fencing Ups The Women of Trachis May 20 in Hall AuHitnrinm According to Director Wally Martin this is the first time in recent years that a real Greek tragedy has been presented campus on Rogers To be 33- Lecture Tryouts for the play will held April 21- 22 0530 at Symposium Tight Budget Causes pm and 730- 930 pm AprU 22 in Mummers Studio Try wc Biimu instrumental Onpmotional ensemble will be Growth In held separately College Dropping of Activities WAA Elects Four at a later date Marilyn Adams is Dr Carl Roeers of thp TTnh7Prtr rnon n u assistant director in y charge of the Sium on Emotlnal Development College General Faculty Tuesday chorus for the production 99 P in April heard a decision by the Ath- the as- fuiouiajup me letic Advisory Committee to lo 54- 55 Posts sociate director is Dave n d ui iNenie neiat lecture fund discontinue fencing and wrestling Jenness Dr Rogers will give his first Some as intercollegiate sports The principal talk Hypotheses on characters in the Human Relations ADril 22 in Finnpv Bt The action which will become tragedy are Herakles Zeuson rhai effective next semester Moulton Day- quired assembly The second 8 was President sair wife of Herakles talk pm at First Church will necessitated by the Colleges announcement that due to and Hyllos be On becomingFWnminrr ao PersonDec t the tight budgetary situation their son Likhas a nurse a it will not be possible to replace Womens Athletic Association The concluding session Dr Rogers retiring messenger Iole of the received his BA Prof Guvv Throner voting Sunday and Monday chose daughter of Eury- symposium will be held 8 pm from the University of Wisconsin Accepting of pre- 19545- tus captive women girls the report of the Fae study medical education in Sally Moulton president for and of in the East Trachis Lounge of Mens Build in 1924 and his PhD from Teach- ulty Student Living Policy Com a liberal arts college College Fac- to complete the cast r 5 In addition Miss Moulton ing It will be a panel and open ers College Columbia According to University mittee headed by Prof Sheldon ulty meeting after the General WAA voters elected Mickie Nel Martin the play ciiscussion on more in 1931 opens specific prob He was a professor of psy- Wolin the General Faculty also Faculty appointed Profs Robert on as vice- president Pat Stevens when Daysair learns that icrns in terms of the chology at Ohio is student State University approved plans for a Mens Co- op Dixon Kenneth Renfrow and as secretary and Connie Ramsey Herakles returning after his Speakers will be Blair Stewart until 1945 and since then has been for 1954- 55 Warren Walker and Dean Blair as treasurer Ninety per cent of ucan oi the College a professor of Mrs Frances psychology and ex- The department advised that it Stewart to investigate the study iVAA members voted COUNCIL SECRETARY Seaman Assistant Dean Wom- ecutive secretary of of the counsel- would be necessary to discontinue They will visit 25 medical schools Presiden- telect Moulton was Applications for the position en and Prof Clyde Holbrook ing center at the University of J r at which graduates at least two sports next year as of the College 1952- 53 of Council secretary Chicago WA treasurer for and is are due 8 Following this discussidn three well as curtail the athletic and have studied in the last ten years IVAA pm April 23 vic- epresident this year She Those interested smaller discussion groups will be Dr Rogers has written a num- physical and will compose a report on their may education program at nas been on the womens all- star contact any Council mem- led by Robert Dixon Assistant ber of books on clinical psychol- various other points findings and determine the bearing oasketball team for three years ber Dean of the College ogy of the report on Elizabeth and counseling including Reduce Teaching Staff the present Col- on the all- star hockey and all- star Blakesley Clinical lege program and executive secretary of Treatment of the Prob- This curtailment will probably advisory policy softball teams for two years long the YWCA lem The purpose of and absence With him he has and George Ball exec Child Counseling ana Psyche mean a reduction in the teaching the study is to m all- see to the star volleyball team for brought Iole whom he has maae utive secretary of the YMCA therapy and Client Centered Ther- Yd of what extent medical schools staff the sophomore mens phys me recognize year his mistress Daysair to win back apy ical program the need for a liberal CARL ROGERS education The main education Miss Moulton also played on the Herakles sends him a shirt which The Nellie Heldt Fund was budget deficit of 64881 for prospective doctors reported and to lass hockey and class basketball has been soaked in what she be- established in 1937 in memory of in the College operating statement determine the extent to Three Groups Nellie which local pre- earns for three years and on the lieves is an aphrodisiac This is Rosa Heldt a former stu- for the fiscal year 1952- 53 medical students causes receive a liberal house Softball and class volley the shirt of Nessus of classical dent by the gift of her parents this action which also results from education and Baker To Play how different backgrounds lo- iall teams for two years mythology Dr and Mrs Thomas J Heldt of the failure to hire a replacement of Sponsor Talks Detroit and her brothers cal students affect their success In Miss Nelson a sophomore is When Herakles puts on the for Professor Throner Grove Patterson 05 medical schools treasurer of VVAA this year and shirt it sticks to his flesh and president Concert The statement also revealed of the Toledo Blade will be Jazz Reporting on the status of the ms played in all- star basketball badly burns him Daysair on hear- the that next year it is planned to key speaker in the Foreign Policy Chet Bakers Quartet will open Development Fund to the General for two years and all- star class ing this commits suicide and Bicycle Committee have Prof Dan Kinsey assume in Forum in Hall Auditorium 8 Big Weekend activities a con- Faculty President Stevenson an- volleyball for one year Herakles in his agony sees the pm with addition to his teaching and coach- April 23 The Forum is sponsored cert 830 pm May 7 in Finney nounced that 434000 of the 1- Miss meaning of his impending death ing duties the responsibilities of Stevens and Miss Ramsey by the United World Federalists Finds No Evidence Chapel Burt Grossman Social 500000 goal has already been re- wth freshmen After his son swears filial obedi- Professor Throner as Director of were on the all the League of Women Voters and Board member and Jim Newman ceived He stated that members of tar basketball ence Herakles is carried to his Intramural Athletics This will ne- 24 teams this vear the American Association of Uni- Jazz Club president stated yes- the Development Program com- Miss funeral pyre on the mountain cessitate his giving up the super- Stevens has also played on versity Women Of Organized Plot terday that the concert sponsored mittees are working in 14 city jll- vision of wrestling which he star hockey a id all- volleyb- Martin plans to use Ezra Pounds has areas all over the nation star Mr Patterson will give a half by Social Board was arranged and been doing all teams Mss Ramsey version of The Women of Trach- There is no proof of any or- for the past three was on hour speech entitled Chasing will be supervised by the Jazz years ne al- lstar hovkey team is which appeared in the first ganized conspiracy of which the and on Moonbeams and will discuss the Club BOARD NOMINATES SEAMAN he volleyball class team 1954 issue of the Hudson Review committee knows stated Bicycle It was necessary to make a de- need to strengthen the United Na- Featuring trumpeter Social Board meeting Tuesday According to Mr Pound The Committee chairman Mary Jane Baker cision at this time as the sched- tions according to David Horn and pianirt Russ Freeman the unanimously nominated Dick Sea- Trachiniae presents the highest Caldwell Conci mint Hicycle steal- ules for next years sports are now former president of the United group is known as bne of the top man as Social Board chairman for Bosworth peak of Greek sensibility register- ing on campus being arranged and other colleges Appoints World Federalists combos on the West Coast ac- 1954- 55 Voting were the social ed in any of the plays that have Although bicycles have been must be notified Five congressional candidates stolen quite cording to Grossman chairmen from the four classes Fifteen come down to us and is at the and dismantled stead- Independent Studies from this district are also sched- ily Mr Baker gained with Paul Gibbons and Jack Weis- Counselors same original during the year the Bicycle fame with the Also meeting Tuesday the Col- time nearest the to bond Council representatives to Nine sophomores uled tentatively give short Committee feels according to Miss Jerry Mulligan Quartet In the lege Faculty issued a five luninrs form of the God- Dance clarification the Board one talks David Steincman Democrat Caldwell that with recent changes most recent Downbeat and Metro- of the Independent senior will bo mens inn Copies of play will be on Studies pro- or the and A David Braunhart A John- in organization situa- nome magazine polls he was rec- Council will discuss Seamans counselors for 1954- 55 Dean it has the gram emphasizing that Independ- reserve at the main desk on the son Dale Kellogg anri Lewis A tion control The ognized as the nations foremost nomination at its April 25 meet- Men Edward an under committee ent Studies students must be su- Bosworth second floor of the library Shultz Republicans will trumpet player ing Seaman if approved will as- nounced yesterday Jr hopes to obtain power from Coun- perior in academic standing as speak Prof Campbell sume his duties sometime after the Sophomore J Arthur cil to prosecute offenders Mr Freeman in addition to per- well as the possessors of outstand- COUIisilnrs are May 7- 9 will moderate the open discussion Two committee members have forming at the piano arranges and ing ability to weekend according to 3rown Dale Conlv Van tww GOTTSCHALK DANN PLAY work alone Aca- Jan Sampson following the speeches been appointed to look for evi- composes scores for the quartet demic evaluation present Board Bob McClusky Del Profs Nathan Gottschalk viol- and the setting chairman Mason Mr Patterson lecturer and dence of bike stealing They will He has headed his town trio of stahdards of superiority Norton Tom inist and Arthur Dann pianist of will be Sherman traveller received his Honorary inspect dormitory basements and The groups at the discretion of arr ShiniT and Gary the Conservatory of Music faculty music features a the students Tucker Masters Degree from the College contrapuntal interplay between major department CHEKOV PLAY TONIGHT Juniors named as will present a sonata recital 8 pm College counselors are in 1925 and was a trustee NEXT REVIEW trumpet and piano and offers Revealing that it has received Oberlin will Jon Bishop Horace April 20 in Warner Concert Hall also Radio Theatre pre Briggs Bill from 1926 until his retirement in improvised a grant of 5500 Com- sent Anton lme Charles Ryerson The next issue of the Review variations of popular from the Chekhovs The Boor and Mark The program will include Lud- 19i0 He is now an honorary trus- monwealth to 8 lin Senior will appear Friday April 23 modern music Fund carry on a pm today over station WEOL Preston Plews com- wig van Beethovens Sonata Op tee He received a Doctor of Hu- Tickets M the list for the Baker concert Head counselors 23 Sonata No 3 in E by Johann mane Letters degree at the dedica- will go e juniors watch for persons on stolen bi- on sale immediately after Bob Oakes Jim San- Bach Sonata by Walter Piston tion of Hall Auditorium last Octo- dra Gams cycles Another committee mem- vacation They will be available at Slosser and Carl Tyjer and Franz Schuberts Sonata ber the Social lS ber will on Friday afternoons col- Board desks in Peters Enounced previously Duo Op 162 in A Major Mr Steincman a municipal Dean StewartExplains lect bicycles and the Snack Bar Haylors Ober judge from Sandusky ran for Con- unclaimed lying around campus He will be lin Music Shop Oberlin Sunoco gress two years ago Mr Braun- paid and will be assisted by a man from Service Scotts Barber Shop and hart four times elected as state the department of Buildings and from members of the Jazz Club senator from Erie County and Agrarian Committee Grounds Bicycles picked up will Revolution Positions congressman from the 13th dis- be stored until claimed auc- of Ohio in 1940- 42 is the for- or By ALLEN LOVEKIN trict tioned next fall Debs Group Seeks mer Director of the National Re- The basic problem of Pete Robertson will take charge the farmer arises from the fact publican Committee Mr Shultz we are going Open of Committee publicity and Miss Council Approval that through an agricultural revolution stated in Four Groups is an engineer and lawyer and Mr Dean Caldwell will appoint a paid sec- Blair Stewart in a speech on The Basic Issues of the Kellogg is in the automobile sales Eugene V Debs club proposed retary for the Committee after Farm Policy Controversy at the Y Open Forum Tuesday Applications for on the Interracial business socialist discussion group sought student membership vacation in nau w Assembly recognition by Student Council nieni oiurees KUtce Committee Student Living Committee In its weeks of op- Dean Stewart opened his lee individual first three Sunday night but consideration of farmers to lose money oiuuen- f acuity Conference Committee are aue Dy eration the Bicycle Committee ture by explaining why the farm- after production of a bumper crop noon Artxii oi j t their charter was tabled until aft- n interested should contact Mary jane Trustee Estimates found and returned seven stolen ers play such a large part in poli- and the same principles make Uldwelliii students er vacation according to Tim u1 bicycles A corrected list of 30 tics As producers of the nations prices for his goods fluctuate more aomi tlimeiin JacK wels Wohlforth chairman of it and the administra- stolen bicycles has been sent to food they have political power wildly in bad times than most umi m lldnson Appoint relation Inn Costs 600000 Purpose of the club according s will be dormitory representatives that other groups do not have other commodities made by Council tion and faculty policy figures have not to the proposed charter is to Feeling that arise Although final to You can organize the farmers this is CnnnVf ltr scretmrg by the Handling problems which Representatives the commit- serve as a discussion group edu- unfair the farm bloc stands 1 v determined the new Oberlin Nominations or dining halls been tee are still needed at Baldwin but it is difficult to organize the firmly for government price con- Committee in the dormitories cost over 600000 accord- cational group sponsoring speak- Living Committee Inn will Burton Federal Harkness John- consumers he stated and the trol prSiZingthe sprin change the Student ing to Trustee Frank Van Cleef ers and distributing literature and 6ram up of eight members this son Lord and Mens Building farmers have thus strongly Influ- Unsatisfactory Ties with Neero PnlWo h made 100000 investment will come as a publicity group attempting to racial of The Anyone interested in serving as enced legislation for a long time However Dean r year analyzed the possibility stimulate campus thought dis- Stewart felt that dintt u aiso neips the endowment fund Mr and just the dining hall from a representative or who has lost The lecture continued with his the government attempts to raise exchangeueestudents that having a centralized Cleef disclosed cussion of important political here con- Van a bicycle should call the Bicycle description of the agricultural and steady farm incomes in pro- m February Committee system on campus It also Carlyle Shop and events procedure for Lawsons Committee 5- 2275 or report to the revolution and its effects Dean portion to farm overhead have not J includes discussing issues cerns itself with the Union will be situated in According to their charter the spring Stu- Western Mens Building office 430- 530 Stewart explained that technolog- been too satisfactory To do this a irn n rieni room drawing in the hotel proper while florist Dud- Club wishes to replace the cap- the committee the pm Monday through Friday ical advances since the Revolu- various programs have been de- ftRe or clarify dent members of one of the six italist system with a system which them differing ly Wood will be Miss Caldwell also stated tionary War have caused the ratio vised generally involving govern- it should be alert to the in the new that is based on social justice and pro- urs involved body stores also included the committee intends to have all of farmers to total population to ment purchase of unwanted farm wrne nf 41 viewpoints of the student includ- duction for use not for profit 1551108 block Other stores to be drop 90 25 goods volved have in its con- bicycles registered on special from per cent to per to hold the prices up Now th T when problems arise for now being decided The Stating opposition to all forms of jobs enment or ed are cards in the fall Long range plans cent and that there are too many the government has five million it board sideration to put the totalitarianism the group also noli Pairing of College is attempting people working the fields today dollars i roommates include a system used by other worth of stored surplus Conference Committee stores in the block which expresses belief in the right of r d the kind of colleges of combination identifica- The low per capita income that ne- and I think that nobody literally of trg Meeting every two or three the operation of self- determination for all peoples will contribute to cessarily situa- n rel- uua tion and bicycle registration results from this nobody knows what to do about ii aarninlstration weeks Student- Faculty Confer- its guests ac- cards and civil liberties for all fascists 10 the stu- the Inn and satisfy tion is the heart of the political it Dean Stewart nlls Parets of is a discussion and Communists included commented C1who are r- ttir i i ence Committee cording to Mr Van Cleef problem 6 iit- and he felt The lecture concluded with de- iiauiauy group that deals with vital Review has been granted Lift Receives Fellowship Wohlforth expressed confidence also The Soil Depletion scription of government attempts ers mTmiUoe makes post current College and student prob- by College to ne- that the charter would be ap- n permission the Dean Stewart then described an- to handle this surplus problem Wminiuro members of the group has recently dis- Kinney owner From Science Foundation proved Im sure the Faculty will n lems The gotiate with Carl other problem that of soil deple- Dean Stewart related how restric- menu I and works on state- semester registra- recognize us he commented in V totn be cussed second- of the Oberlin Times for a rental Michael Litt senior chemistry tion Renters find it to their tion of production n nrintoH i i code and of dont failed for the tion the publications contract on a year to year basis major is the recipient of a Na- view their commendable stand to t0 di col- advantage maintain the soil most part because of little farm co- mu the ulty Mem of a liberal arts to build a print on civil liberties usl D6k the function Mr Kinney plans tional Science Foundation fellow- he said adding that there was also operation Though marketing quo- COneernnH Ko space lege shop with second floor office ship for one year of graduate much ignorance among farmers tas appeared more successful to I vumunity relations composed of five of ODA COMMITTEE HEADS bum I The group is on South Pleasant Street north work about returning plant elements to him he regarded Secretary of Sensllive t0 needs members five Iprohi Student Council Plum Creek The pre- doctoral grant includes Committee heads for the Oberlin the soil and preventing erosion Agriculture Ezra as m of minority groups Coun- Benson tho cam members appointed by the full tuition plus a stipend of Dramatic Associations production But soil conservation programs proponent of the best plan appoints students will be body five Zur cil from the student DWORSKV NAMES STEIN 1400 per twelve months of aca- of Romeo and Juliet will be Jo have done a lot of good basically He advised flexible grad- five admin- but Faculty members and Forum Board demic study Lltt plans to study line Yost publicity Carroll though they have a long way to ually decreasing price Assemblv the Leo Dworsky supports to r members including Dan chemistry at the Harvard Uni- Brooke technical director Lenore go he added slowly be rr0 Hiee wnicn istration chairman has nominated reduce government aid Crim mPSed Of six mprnhnw and the Dean of the versity School of Medical Sciences Keene set designer Sue Flick President Stein a junior in the College for The real stumbling block to Financial and educational help appointment of five make- up Bergman cos- Proram tn itrprets the assembly College The of next years Forum Willis Cupery chemistry major Elaine constructive action is the farmers would take care of the relatively to this body the position Wttee wLhe studont body Com non- Council members Stein will be up and John A White physics major tumes Deirdre Duff ushering ac- unwillingness to respect a laissez- unsuccessful farmers who screen- Board Chairman he felt April 25 after its received honorable mentions from cording to Sue Beyer business faire economy Eco- would be will be made for approval by Council at Stewart felt better situated in other B- ai opin- ing by the Council Nominations the Foundation manager nomic laws of a free market cause Jobs andna tritrylng siuaent April 25 meeting to work out a cor Committee Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW JjdayApril 9 Dangerous Business Bill Selmier Emerging in some secrecy and labeled as wholly on a business basis are the plans for the new Oberlin Inn We have discovered what we think are a few non- business con- Tastes siderations in the project matters of town- gown relations Cultivated and risk of endowment funds We have been unable to significant in- D gather much keeper unim fnr1 fhnnnoc in mans fnlk Un1 1 u formation about the Inn from College officials Rental figures ir a II Miic events in Washington a convinc- tiplication of the McCarthys and To the Editor and the names of businessmen involved have been top secret and I will make you to the point ing array of evidence that these the Mens Boards is What information we can give is largely from unofficial town keepers men decision by the If our Social Board really a responsible of semi- or commit- where informed oreanir sources private courts it seems to me that it should immediately take agree be virtually stops 1 Most of us will that tees are adequate to make an ex- individual would t0 4 is not incredible the intolerable situation which exists in Rec The present building is in very bad condition no one the unexamined life amination of mans life impossible It seems Hall every nlP Even hyper- fellows with 1 Most of the records available but the sentimentalists is complaining about the decision to worth living the to credit all our for dancine an c undergraduate will ad- Likewise Wallace Martins morality and judgment I build a new Inn But the way it is being done is a subject of rational the not danceable dont see why the Social Board has to mit in the end that this maxim modest proposal that the which we ourselves lack I great controversy and concern the students money for records that few people can dan is a pretty good one not just for Mens and Womens Boards be would be sad to have maligned First from the student point of view funds to cover the Most of the times that I am over in Rec Hall it is the uncreased brows of the disbanded seems to indicate his publicly the ability of an in- neee building cost of Inn and the adjacent stores for the couples to sit out half of the dances There the which will masses but for all of us This belief that this will remedy an dividual to make his own de- arc clem- amount to over 600000 being since good records available today for dancing I are drawn from the Colleges maxim coming from Socrates embarrassing situation cisions since I had made a de- and think that ti govern- should endowment fund This sum will be paid back to the fund over through Professor Kennick to at present we declaim cision in doing so Social Board spend any money left over after the years with interest and more if the Inn is a financial suc- burst full- blown quite recently mental injustice while practising It seems that only the indi- Big Weekend for a few good dance records cess If Inn loses the endowment loses on these very pages is true greater injustice in the ideal- is re- 2 It is the current practice the and the endowment vidual equipped and for the Social Board t largely supports the College as an educational institution enough to be widely accepted in istic sense here 11 I may ex- sponsible to make his decisions have students over in Rec Hall every evening plaving the rec Unofficially again we have heard that the College will most intelligent circles There is plicate he finds these small and since he is always best informed ords However it seems that these studpnts semi- private courts possessed of enroll two to three hundred more students next year some dissension however when as to their motivation and since what a good danceable record is or they plav but is some minor flaws which are in- reonH make no substantial change in the number of the examiner specified Who it is he who will inevitably ex- faculty The shall examine the life that by its consistent with the justice which College is then becoming less selective in its admissions policy amine their consequences To up to them and suggest that they play examination is made worth liv- Dean Erwin Criswold and Presi- quote E E Kellett We shall certain records I and is adding a further burden to the individual faculty mem- is about time Social m ing dent Stevenson advocated in trust ourselves as we trust our it that the Board either get coopcrat is overworked Sen- berwho under the present faculty- student A goodly part of us do not their chapel addresses As own eyes and ears while on the people to play the records or set up a juke box arrant ratio ator McCarthys methods have want Senator McCarthy to do it other hand unless we wish to VVIltlLU uuiatu kuii vnuiou lilt ILlUrUb With an operating deficit of 77874 is Col- not been universally wellrece- ived TKoro ic littlo nrtrmrrVi tr An i this year the Although we agree that it is a reduce our whole social life to u uu U- o iuun in VJUfllinUl In t ip dyOit lege wise in starting a commercial enterprise that delves good thing to have small- d so the Mens and Wom- chaos we shall be willing to iffn no it nnA tu ens Boards though hardly in er into endowment capital for something less than a sure thing democrats running the govern- allow others to trust them- tainly does not help matters any the same degree fail in their And to many people in this City the project does not look like ment of a democracy there have selves We will agree that the examination of man Joe Swaim a very sure thing An article we ran last fall stated that on the been many of us to go on record unexamined life is not worth average week- night 17 of the 24 Inn bedrooms are filled What as disapproving of the implica- In another chapel speech it living although I do fear that Wisconsin Senator Good for Two Leads tions of the senators methods in is SavThr makes the College think that the other 31 bedrooms in the proposed that the moral there are some of us who do purging the government back to thing is every man to be re- not feel it is own 10 tne Laitor new Inn will be put to maximum use Will modern facilities for that our life its pre- 1932 purity I do not be- sponsible for the actions of his which we should examine at Having seen do the trick Or is it true that there is nothing in this city Jerry Steels past weekend attraction lieve we have seen in the recent fellows This seems to be a mul least first Qhnillrl TTnnnrm TV Vnil ctsrririrr Tntr TT111 to attract such a volume of business uiuutu owning uuj uuiuuav ana naviriE viewed Tuesday nights CBS television We doubt also that there will be an increase in the program See It Now Mike with Edward R Murrow dining room trade From all we have heard the Inn gets Bank we felt it might have been quite most of its business from out of town as far as Cleveland appropriate had the junior Senator from Wisconsin plaved the lead role in BOTH productions One of the great attractions of the dining room now is its at- W mosphere We dont think this atmosphere can be transplant- Robert Geissinger John C Light Burns II Weston ed to modern Reviews surroundings And without it the Oberlin Inn Denitch Answers will just be another restaurant with good food much easier Mansfield Finds Him Confused for the Cleveland crowd to stop at the new Stoufers that the socialist challenge To the Editor opened this year on route 20 or other restaurants in the I citys was considerably amazed by the recent column ir suburbs The young socialists are older SOCIALISTS where there is substantial agree- a your paper by Charles Mansfield However a person d- bit more glib and somewhat 1 ment as More important we think is the town point of view They have discovered an the YSL presumably irectly more sage on the organizational hopes to affected by the article in question I feel that a few By Jan 15 the commercial buildings on the northeast corner immutable truth of which their act as a mother organ- level Yet there are less social- generation older counterparts ization capable of encompassing communis on u migm not De out ot place of College and Main Streets will be gone This ists today rather dingy in America than there were painfully oblivious name- diverse radicals without driving To begin with the delicate sarcasm of tin vtiir row houses the four student publications one dramatic organ- were 20 years ago And I think ly that it is unwise unprofit- them elsewhere For once young the old song is there but the new twists arc all the more ization 16 business concerns one has sold out we hear and that socialism has less chance able and often suicidal for so- socialists appear willing to ac- interesting A nervous coalition of a deterministic eco some empty space What will happen now of enlisting the aid of lib- to them all nobody cialists to work with Commu- cept a majoritarian principle in a cio gooaer- erals group nuiim analysis wisn et al were amazing knows Negotiations are in process the from whom nists even for the attainment hammering out positions on par- they in- uui wunuui leieienu iu or wunoui understanding ot our pr- But this much we know the College is taking must draw their chief of limited short run objectives ticularly thorny issues no tellectual support ogram That is Mansfield did not know what ice were talking gamble on making the stores involved in the last In the past the ranks of socialist 3 They have also contribute fully to analysis realized uuuul the project We gather from local groups have often been decimat- that street corner barkers or businessmen that the rent Continued on Page 4 will be around 250 per square foot which is about two or Charlie Mansfield did a laud- ed by infiltration of a small hired union officials are less ef- three times the amount being paid for rent now The College able job two weeks ago point- closely knit single- purposed fective salesmen than are union also demands a ten per cent cut ing to some of the oversimpli- Communist minority The less spokesmen who come up through of the sales over an estab- politically lished sales norm for each business fications and inconsistencies em- experienced general- the ranks Towards this end the bodied ly more benign fre- New We have heard two contrary in the socialist attack on socialists York office of YSL con- explanations for the per- American foreign policy Bog- quently busy with arguments of ducts a training program in centage cut One that the College is Bays attempting to pay for who the real socialists lathe milling Last the dan Denitchs answer are more and machine op- 2 new building which too quickly and is therefore overcharging for can be found two columns to the often than not came oil second eration ostensibly with the pur- rent Two that the College is building the new stores for the right does little to mitigate the best when they opened their pose of allowing vocal middle town which will improve both its facilities and appearance effect of Mansfields analysis portals to Stalinists The mem- class socialists to speak from THIS GIANT My bership and therefore the College should share in any increased bene- purposehere is not to con- requirements of YSL the shop as something other tinue specifically tfars fits We are not even sure that the present volume of trade will that debate For one thing Communists than outsiders be Denitch begins to sound like a 2 The history of socialist maintained considering a possible local rise in prices to EVIDENCE OF CONTINUED broken record a long playing groups in this country is a his- cover higher rents and the new Westgate and SHORTSIGHTEDNESS AMONG proposed ONeil one at that after a while tory pierced by splinters Some- shopping centers near Elyria If there is a THE YOUNG SOCIALISTS recession the Citv Instead it might what less doctrinaire than the will suffer be well to 1 Indications lead us to believe that the Communists The advantages of their re- Has amIIB volume of note some of the factors within each division of business here will not support fusal to work with Commun- the increased rentals and the the organizational structure of a opinion seemed to call for the slice The College nists is ofTest by is creating what may become an untenable group like the Young formation of a new organiza- a refusal for At Socialist the most part to position any rate the rentals are a definite sore spot in League and within the country tion The YSL represents the work with non- town- gown relations as a whole thought out marriage of the old socialist liberal groups also which affect their Denitch The real crux of of Socialist Youth League and the editor of the YSL or- Oct Two for One a Ienny this problem is that most of these busi- chances getting wide support gan plus ness men have no viable Young Peoples Socialist League The Challenge claims that alternative to accepting the Col- EVIDENCES OF ENLIGHTEN- his group and lege s rates and space We believe By attempting for the most part SDA are on that it is almost impossible MENT AMONG THE YOUNG to take for small town stands only on issues Continued on Page 4 businesses which depend on years if not gen- erations to build themselves into going concerns to uproot themselves pd a l and o tn different luvauiy tuxuus l a of n is matter For a Restful Rexall Drug Store staying somewhere in this City What are the choices Night IVES We looked into the commercial zoning regulations of the City and discovered that the commercial zone is very limited WEST HAVEN MOTEL 25 West College Street 18 iS k mStly buiU UP esPecially in the Phone 52135 Mr- B town center of and Mrs W Berger Route 20 Pkces f0r rent three at the on first irTZeVerfloors and several more on second floors But this will not accommodate 15 our business concerns only eight of which are marked for the Inn row Ask the Man Who Eats There The College would like to include in their new project businesses which will contribute to the overall convKce Yerthttellf nefnbUt ft0FeS are not an absolute necessUy Yet the land this particular center of town businesses location for the is a necessity The area on South Pleasant Street G3mBDRP near Vine and on Main Street south of Vine is not atSac nfht nW They are not good business loca The alternatives are to pay a rent the Gotta Be Good siderInnf businessmen con- Its exorbitant move to an undesirable spot or get out The College is making all the rules of the game- the business men are virtually helpless And no one likls a helpless to be in position particularly when the rules are not fair Serving Your Ervry Need a agree Wlth Cnarles A Moshers editorial yes- terdayt a hatu the success of this newest College bus ness ve ture is no sure thing but we EARLY IN are not taking our hats off to10 THE MORN the really daring decision 6 We do not Sweet Rolls like the unwise risk involved either for and Snow Crop Frozen Fruit Juices College or for he the businessmen We are not 1 even sure we ke Delicious Edwards Canned Fruit Juices Hot eSeslnkig re deeply into business But let us hope Cross Buns that the risk is not unwise p TWEEN MEAL TREATS fje Oberlin ftebteto Donuts Chocolate Eclairs Cookies Ladylocks Publihd hr he udenti of Oberlin College every wner1 Tud ind Frid durin k idnjTr 7 LATE EVENING ANGUISH Ritz Crackers Edwards Jams and Jellies SANDY BOWIE Fruits Dick Cooper EDITOR BuiiiMM Manager GIBSONS DELICIOUS ICE CEIL LEIGHTON CREAM ISSUE EDITOR 12 Different Flavors French Vanilla Featured Drumsticks fa About Ice Cream Sandwiches Ice Cream Bars IW Sherbets Sherbet Cones A Job at Ohio Bell Van Candy Easter Egg Order Now Interesting work good pay and frequent iseilots of new friends and plenty 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Tom Gelehrter Capital Spoils Yeomens Seasoi peier marathon madness Next Monday at high noon 150 to 200 thinclad athWs Stickmen 385 Prep jTefters Slow Curves Limit will pound over 26 miles and yards of sun- baked Massa- Whitewash chusetts pavement in the fifty- eighth running of the an- nual Patriots Day Marathon Run Among the contestants for first Foe gruelling course are tackling the Paul Collins a theory in- Scrimmaging every day this Nine To Three Hits structor in the Conservatory and member of Canadas 1952 week the Crimson and Gold ten Terriers in Opener Olvmpic squad and seniors Whitey Biddle and Bob Kahn is in very good shape according By TOM FREED For Collins one of the worlds leading marathon runners it will to Coach Cliff Stevenson With no By FRITZ SEIL Unable to solve the slow curve ball pitching of Capital campaign against time distance injuries thus far the Yeomen With a clean sweep in both singles and doubles com be the ninth and at Boston while hurler Dick Eckelberry Coach Guy Throners Yeoman nine Riddle and Kahn are according to inside sources nonentities should be ready to roll against the petition the Yeomen tennisters impressively opened the sea- tsig continued the Crimson and Gold baseball tradition of losing The dauntless trio has been training since February Ked of Demson after the son Wednesday by whitewashing Hiram 9- 0 and last on the losers day contests as they dropped a 5- 1 decision to Cap- three turned in their longest jaunts spring vacation opening Saturday the Kahn loped 17 courts No match lasted over two sets as the visitors scored 18 ital Wednesday at Bexley miles Biddle 18 and Collins reeled ofT some 36 kilometers in nrcDara After Saturdays victory over victories in 18 sets The Yeomen garnered only three nits off the slants oi tion for next Mondays contest The three musketeers of local mara- the Cleveland Lacross Club Coach The weather was good and the courts were hard and ofT Eckelberry one apiece by freshmen Dale Johnson Eric Web thon racing take for the Beantown Saturday Stevenson had good words for his dry as Bob Kahn inaugurated in trio the victory parade by downing and Tnnch- hitter John Daly The race itself begins Haverhill and courses through several attack of Bill Brainard Paul 6- Hirams Don Lutz 0 and 6- 2 Johnson doubled into right- center of Bostons western suburbs Wellesley and the Newtons and finally Glasoe and Captain Howie Good- Captain Jim Pohlman followed or hard- pressing competition the score to a halt some 26- plus dusty miles later in Boston Commons rich Goodrich racked up five in the fourth to Weber who stackers with a 6- 2 6- 0 win over Willard home courters power was fairly previously singled stolen Lawrence s220 The cindeTmcn from Korea have dominated the event in the past goals while Glasoe had two and had and Bankes well distributed and they were second as the Yeomen picked up few runnings but Collins is rated highly as a top contender for the Brainard one in last weeks Ed Friedrichs continued the able to supply opposition at each their lone marker Daly hitting On one occasion the Canadian Olympian finished eighth in scrimmage Trials laurels streak by blanking Earnest Pisa rung of the ladder for Don Linden singled in the top Sparks the field of over 150 runners liiddle explained that the two non For the first intercollegiate con nelli 6- 0 6- 0 Bill Lineup are running merely because they like to run test of the season Coach Steven Freshman Not Set of the ninth for the other Yeoman By WHITEY BIDDLE entities Brandeis dropped only two games hit Everyone to their own type or recreation After all a free son expects to pick his midfield According to Coach W Dean Botheredby a biting north wind its as he triumphed 6- 1 6- 1 over country To the determined trio we send our hopes for good luck The combinations from Jerry Abeles Holdeman the racketeers still Anderson Takes Loss the Yeoman thinclads yesterday Ralph Temple Joe Hickerson also a lot of who rest is up to them Bob Chapman Hank Glover Bob have playing time to put Dick Anderson took the ran through their last time trials a first- year man 6- 0 Jackson Phil Miller Joe Mon- scored a in in order to definitely establish loss and Linden the second Crim- before the vacation Despite the 6- I- 2 victory over Lysle To dispel any doubts raised by Tuesdays I the Yeomen will tague Ron Oakley Pete Radcliff Braund and the starting lineup Weather con son and Gold hurler dealt out only chilling gale several notable per- Hart Hessel not join the new athletic league formed recently in Cleveland includ Jerry Rogers Chuck Suhr Chuck rounded out the ditions have not permitted Coach eight hits but three of those were formances were recorded leading singles competition by ing Baldwin- Wallace Case John Carroll and Western Reserve plus Taggart and Carl Tyler defeating Holdeman to give the squad as doubles coming in the fifth in- Coach Dan Kinsey and Assistant Bob Stein 6- 2 6- 0 three unnamed schools Dr J H Nichols commended the new league Also looking good in recent thorough a going- over as he might ning when the Lutherans tallied Ralph Bibler to look eagerly to- but said that he was quite satisfied with the Ohio Conference of which workouts are sophomore Doug Doubles Click like Strong contenders for start four runs to break the tie and in- ward the April 24 opener here with Obcrlin has been a member for 25 years Hill and freshmen Harlan Gep- In the doubles round Friedrichs ing positions who did not make the sure their victory Anderson and Akron and Fenn hart Dick Knowles and Dave and Pohlman topped Lutz and trip included Norm Thorns Jack Linden totaled six strikeouts And- Brightest light of the afternoon Sharer Bankes 6- 2 6- 2 Kahn teamed Welch and freshman Jim Compere erson fanning four and Linden was the 227 clocking of sophomore up Defensively Coach Stevenson is with freshman Dave Fox to A bright note for the future of two while Eckelberry whiffed John Lawrence in the 220- yard BICYCLE REPAIRS counting on two- year letterman down Temple arid Braund 6- 4 tennis here is the fact that three seven Yeomen dash He was closely followed by Joe Dolinksi and Dick Hoops Bob 6- 2 and the yearling duo of freshmen saw action Wednesday Capital started fast scoring their freshman Forrest Jobes with 230 Oakes Gary Tucker and freshmen Brandeis and Hickerson closed the Other freshmen prospects like first marker in the bottom of the Jobes also reeled off a 103 in the COOKS BIKE SHOP Ralph Dupee and Bill Reed Jerry meet with a 6- 1 6- 0 victory over Compere and Jerry Worsham are first on an error a single and a century to nip John Palmer at Pollack is expected to take care of Calvin and Stein pushing hard to break into the double play Lead- ofl man Larry the tape the net minding chores Although possessing no flashy lineup Friend reached first on Webers Freshman Steve Wise who error First- sacker Jack Bernlohr promises to fill the gap left by then cracked the first of his four MEANI V- YOURE NOT GOING TO SAW GOING TO APPW GCJI WHEN I hurdler Bruce Daubes ineligibili- AhVJf- Nw If I 1 singles moving to V f J T j J Ll VOULL TWICE I MlNHALPAREVOUFOSDIi WILDROOT CREAM THEV Friend third ty topped the low timbers in 276 trmftTrtliT ONWGIVEMt ONLV AN INHUMAN OIL CHARLIE SO J I HAN6VOU Weather Plagues Benlor to short V J A MiicHff J BEAST Rich bounded Wise also catapulted to his best XXrT M41F AS MUCH jKHJ WOULD DO rr JVi VOUR HAIR WILL TOMORROW ifr WcKfM E THAT tj stop Fred Shults who flipped to broad- jump mark of the training STOPANYFAC- EIFOUSAW ME TPIOOBLE7 KV iTpff 11 r K LOOK NEAT BUT 1 1 NOTlfeHfG- REASYf Dick Littler for the force at sec- IN HALF ILL STARVE TO DEATH 7 Ej ZSzk J I RIGHT I E ARE IK season 20 feet 11 inches rfl Elf BffVvf Links Workouts ond Litter fired to Johnson at first doubling Bernlohr as Friend In the distance events Captain ItCN Roger Meyer way Plagued by unusually strong scored on the twin- kill showed the with a 880 recording winds and erratic weather condi After two scoreless innings the 2063 in the After a 58 second first quarter tions the Yeoman golfers continue Yeomen bounced back to knot the the to smooth striding prepare for the opening en contest in the top of the fourth at senior seemed by on back- counter of the 1954 season against one all on Webers single and bothered the wind the of lap Akron University April 23 Johnsons double Eckelberry then stretch the last Returning lettermen Dick Sea- settled down retiring 12 Yeomen In the mile event John Miller man Joe Sladkus and Captain in a row in the next four frames chalked up a 4475 slightly off Paul Warner turned in impressive Four- Run Fifth his 443 pace of the day before scores during a week of steady Capital finally broke loose in The two- mile run was taken by practice Highlighting the week the last of the fifth as the tiring Bob Kahn in 11116 followed by was an eagle on the 229 yard fifth Anderson walked his mound op- Bill Stanford in 11185 Sopho- hole by Seaman who accomp ponent Eckelberry A single and omore Garth McCormick came on lished the feat with a chip shot a double by the Bernlohr brothers strong in the closing laps to post a According to Coach Bob Clark scored Eckelberry and sent Ander- time of 11345 the battle for the remaining start son to the showers Linden taking In the weight events great dif- ing assignment has slimmed down the mound Third baseman Bill ficulty was encountered on account to a struggle between freshmen Horton greeted Linden with a of the wind Earlier in the week strokers Dave Logan and Dick line double to center driving across however burly sophomore Arno Rooney Both linksmen have been the Bernlohrs for the second and Hanel heaved the discus 119 feet reporting their scores for nine third Capital runs of the inning in his first all- out effort of the holes as ranging between the high Right- fielder Bob Menter picked season thirties and low forties off a Linden change- up lining it IY 1 Coach Clark also stated that the into right center for the third r squad shows promise and ought to double of the inning to drive A Cap- shoot as well as last years win- across Horton with the last cdiei ning team but cautioned that the ital run 2ay golfers success will rely heavily Linden was in perfect form in on the toughness of the league the next three innings limiting By KATHY SUE BROWN Mkmri lust competition the Lutherans to a lone single in the seventh Coach Throner took the loss in Pulling to a 21- 13 half- time ad stride remarking that the Yeomen vantage the Wherefores withstood VICS had but one practice outdoors thus last- minute Why effort to take the far while the southern Ohio nine House All- Star volleyball title Ideal Barber Shop had been practicing for two weeks Tuesday in Hales Gymnasium In Courteous Reliable Service Mentor Throner was even optim- Class All- Star competition the same evening the Golds topped SCHOOL OF COMMERCE BLDG istic about the Yeoman hitting saying Itll improve it has to the Crimson 24- 17 Char Penfleld served the Whys to a 3- 0 lead but Ann McKnight and Laura Whiteside surged back with a DOT with eight Wherefore tallies as the hot Wherefores pulled ahead to their Get 21- 13 half- time margin After Captain Grace Fisher and Nancy Hungate served the Crim- son to a 6- 0 lead the spikes of Joan Lord and Jan Sherberg helped the losers take a slim 12 0asorr 10 lead at the intermission Carolyn Davis serves and Con nie Kamsey s spaces piacea xne Crimson on the defensive and the Golds went on to cop the 24- 17 Aineiicais victory Fatal Fifth Eniglits ofthe Skr OBERLIN 1 AB PO I Litter 2b 4 2 I 3b 4 0 r r J aMilUHaHllliiETHJii Weber Shults ss 3 3 Johnson lb 3 10 The Spartan Band that held the pass Knowlton If 3 The Knights of Arthurs train Thompson rf 2 The Light Brigade that charged the guns St Schafer cf 3 Across the battle plain Hoecker cf 0 no glory than For storecards youll be proud of Behling c 2 Can claim greater IMILIU OF THI CHOIIN MW c 1 The dedicated few Timmons play the ball that gives you all Anderson p 1 0 Who wear the Wings of Silver Linden p 1 0 on Air ForceForte Blue ilCSST I a field of these advantages Daly 1 0

Totals 28 1 3 24 MAXIMUM DISTANCE Pinch- hit for Linden in 9th CAPITAL 5 AB R H PO Mission BY TRU- TENSION WINDING High Adventure and a Proud POWERED Friend 4 2 For Fellowship- 13 ABSOLUTELY UNIFORM PERFORMANCE J Bernlohr 4 R Bernlohr 4 7 Air Force PERFECT BALANCE Horton 4 1 wear the wings of the US STATES Hall 4 0 LIFETIME WHITENESS Menter 4 1 Burke 4 0 graduate as an Air Force Lieutenant earn- LEADERSHIP In days young men in shining PROVEN Shives 3 3 gone by Your silver wings will AIR FORCE new kind of ing 5000 a year Eckelberry 2 0 armor ruled the age Today a few who you as one of the chosen man rules the age Americas Knights of mark CN2 the skies in Air Force jets AFPT- RM Totals S3 S 187 the Sky the Air Force Pilots They rule ride AVIATION CAD1T an Air Force pilot your kingdom is IMAF Waihlnjton 25 OC from flashing silver- winged As Htodquorltn on high in charger and your all space- a jet is your Please sind me Information on my Air Force jets a gallant band that are a key of mission is the highest You opportunities as an Air Force pilot TYPEWRITERS America looks up to Like the Knights with a SPlUHNG defender of the American faith Repaired Renfed Sofd Bought old they are few in number but they I future both in military and Nam guaranteed I play TCfJlin represent their Nations greatest strength I for maximum dlitaneo with durability STANDARD TYPEWRITER commercial aviation only between the ages of DOT and TOP- FlITI told through golf proftMlonali If you are single Knights of the Sky new Addrtit 203 8th St Lorain Ph 66141 19 this select flying Join Americas and 264 you can join menofanewageBeanAviationCadctiFor I You will be Shrt learn and serve with the finest coupon I City further information fill out this given the best jet training in the world and Page 4 THE OBERLIN REVIEW JajApril Kennick Calls Urfaust Success Wrong KENNICK Readers WILLIAM Our Write or Bv PROF native tongue convincinelv it nan I do not think that a lan- Continued from Page 2 Oberlin The players were drawn from variety in voice religious God first and then the human guage department in Dd Mansfield is confused by our prove the condition of the work- enly or hide it behind the students of German from the movement This Herwie L needs and problems would find College has ever undertaken confusion about the nature of ing people and a great deal to en- and humanistic piety freshman to the graduate levels saw solution God was not far away a project as the SkalawasalsoalittKsft he finds our char- Jesus was a realist and this so ambitious As might be expected the reading was somewhat Stalinism rich and stabilize in power a but was easily found Christ produc- distressed byk acterization of it as the foreign dilemma He taught men to seek German Departments was uneven some of the German fact that he has bankrupt ruling class which is showed by his great works Jesus hands and w policy of the Soviets on one hand tion of fourteen scenes from was German German the rest voice and movements the Christ presented himself as God 11 and as just another idea to be discredited in Europe With Goethes Urfaust in the High was obviously American But the vitality that one to But the national religious leaders expects from combatted by a democratic altern- Marshall Plan went the threats Bank Auditorium last Tues- whole cast deserves the enthus- diabolically rejuvenated vide Dulles the political powers and the peo- School ative contradictory I believe I the Germans iastic applause it received for its It was in fact a 2 ple him He did not suit day evening common fail statement of German elections Continued from Page rejected sensitive projection of so much of of of spent some hours explaining that The only comparable event that ing most the members oft etc which made it clear that the cozy terms in New York City their selfish desires anymore than poetry even to ears while objectively Stalinism is a I can remember was an evening Goethes that cast that their movements Europeans better be good boys or edition of he fits ours today or tool of the USSR it gains sup- yet the most recent of scenes from Moliere presented grasped only half less than gestures were halting awkwardJ Uncle Sugar would stop aid What paper includes an article However even in death and half of was said port from the oppressed masses in that some ten or eleven years ago by what and incomplete Louise Weiss is most to the point the Marshall of substantial length by an edi- wickedness God accomplished his finest performances of the colonial countries and the the French Department The pro- The the Marthe and Sandy Rohdenbur2 Plan made no friends for the US torial board member discrediting purpose of love to men Christ given by Mary workers in Europe because it is duction of dramatic works in a evening were Wagner provided very adequate among French and Italian workers SDA In his at Oberlin Den- died not only as an innocent man anti- imperialist ie opposed to talks foreign language though an ex- Grace Heller who conveyed so the comic relief which who are still pro- Stalinist implied ACLU members but as God suffering and dying Goeth Western imperialism and anti- itch that tremely trying enterprise is I much of the innocence and pathos utilizes as does Shakespeare is There is a great deal of material cannot truly defend civil liberties for the sins and selfishness of all by I capitalist That the French think a most worthwhile one and of Margarete and Joachim give contrast vitality and two whom in the rest of the column about He was doubtless referring to an men And then Christ rose and mov worker over million of I can only hope that we shall Mertin who though he looked too ment to his play other the psychological roots of Mc- internal ACLU squabble that is in his bodily resurrection he re- membets voted Communist does not vote have more such productions in the young for the devil somehow one of the cast were Allen Carythyism etc which deserve of nothing more than the vealed that new life in God is pos- Caswell Communist because it is the ag- evidence imagines the devil as middle- Don Shankweiler Rasa longer treatment however space I temporary growing pains of an sible and real future Gustate ency of the USSR but because Urfaust is an early and frag- aged played Mephistopheles with and Gisela Ratzeburg assume is short organization attempting country- This Easter we can ignore Gods he is dissatisfied with the status mentary version of the Faust relish and eclat The role of Faust The lighting policy message of love and reject Christ afforded by the quo He has to be won away from The last point in the article wide formulation of rather self- was divided Theodor Herwig theatre was tragedy a relatively contained used to optimum e Stalinism by being offered a bet- however about the hazy view than direction solely from New once again Christ died that the old in first draft of one of the great dramas played the Faust the feet and the costumes were appro ter alternative This should be we hold about how socialism York City He overlooked close to holy and righteous and living God scene of the world As a tragedy in verse Martin Skala played the priately timeless Special applause simple enough as a matter of fact would work is interesting Does 40 years of yeoman service by the could dwell in our unworthy lives it calls for acting that is serious young Faust in the remainder must go to all of those both lec- ACLU in defending the civil liber- We can find during this vacation fa- it is understood even by conserv- Mansfield really expect in a and skilled Tuesday Herwigs performance of the old culty and from thoughtful students who worked off ative politicians ture of Civil Liberties and the ties of Communists Socialists the meaning of life itself Faust though adequate was a stage evenings production was certain- and backstage on the pro 1 Cold War a way Trotskyites Fascists and others Him who created life We did not lose China China and four debate ly not professional but one did not little too wooden and static A long duction It was a line are there any others we might Robert Cassady job and J on foreign policy to lost itself Now this is absurd find also a go expecting it to be so It was monologue is one of the most dif- should encourage ask Denitch some time active emul- Does Mansfield mean to imply full discussion of our political pro- however a miracle of taste con- ficult of dramatic forms to realize ation that the US did not have a policy gram If we did explain our con 2 By refusing to strongly iden- PROFESSORS READ TOETRY sidering the many obstacles that i cepuon a tew in China that it did not send oi socialism in words tify itself with official Socialist Profs Warren Taylor and Heinz stood in its way untrained actors we would be grossly oversimplify- parties in country arms money and advisers to either this or Politzer will present a poetry an uncomfortable stage with very ing a very complex reality We YSL Chiang He argues that Mao could abroad denies itself broad reading program over WOSU April limited possibilities the barest of have a paper pamphlets summer based appeal The character of have been stopped only if the 19 at 130 pm sets and a minimum of properties schools and study which HEY GO HOME US interfered Bat it did and outlines American socialism has always not to mention the fact that for still does Now of deal witn these questions at great been distinctly American They the millions OK fellows How about return- many of the cast German is not a peasants who supported Mao were length Mansfield should take a have purposely and I think quite But get back in time ing the 6 plastic letters pilfered field- not Communists people j look at our Press il migh e an wisely never called theirs an in- LOST Billfold either at but rather from the marquee Tuesday night who had to find a way out of an educational experience Also if or ternational movement Yet if we house or between fieldhouse and To Bring Your DIRTY CLOTHES to Just leave them in the lobby no impossible situation to which wnen we are invited to send a want to see what Socialism in Mens Building Finder may keep questions asked Thanks Apollo Chiang and his US advisors had j speaker about socialism as such power looks like we must ex- money if billfold is returned to Theatre 47cl no solution The US could have I we wil1 eladv oblige We dont amine 1945- 50 England whose Melvin McKeachie MB 310 47pl pushed for land reforms it could deal in nostrums and snake oil foreign policy by Denitchs an- LOST Blue and checked re- FOUND A maroon Shaeffer pen have insisted that US aid be con however even to please people alysis would be undemocratic versible lightweight jacket Re- with a gold band On Wednesday Thu LauiulvatvrUi tingent on democratization of the who like easy answers to difficult 3 The socialists again involve ward for finder Return to Dave near Lord Contact Twink Sand- regime it did not have to back questions For any students who themselves in the dilemma be- Cramer 325 Mens Building 47pl ers at Fairchild 47pl one dictatorship that was unpop are interested in what we do have tween short and long range goals 1 ular to fight another dictatorship to say I suggest a very simple step The traditional doctrinnaire Utop- Further the US lost China be read the Challenge andor ask ian flavor is self- defeating They cause it is identified in the minds us y writing to YSL 114 West 14 urge a protest vote Ike and Adlai of the Chinese and the rest of Asia Street New York NY are both capitalists They thereby with the social policies of Chi j Bogdan Denitch obviate the possibility of having angs regime and the people any positive political say imme- i i Asia want no part of those of-j rindcjiiMeaning Or Life diately On the other hand they Marshall Plan and the Tru can occasionally lend their support From Creatorv- V- man Doctrine held Western Eur rr0m rear0 CnnMvaSSaay to the Political Action Committee ope for the free world when it To tne Editor of the CIO in the local scene to to- prepare the worker for participa- MMI could have yielded easily to The many distressing problems 5 I tion in talitarianism a did it save Spain of the world cannot be solved by politics although this group is In- fascist Spain for the free idealistic programs World gov- supporting Stevenson itially unbending world b did it save Titos na- ernment socialism Point 4 pro- they are forced tive Stalinism for the free grams may be enacted but our to compromise anyway They speak of a farmer- I world Marshall Plan was in- problems will remain Selfish hu- labor party but they tended to gain support for the man motivations will turn all hu talk to intellectuals not American armed camp its aid man solutions into more powerful farmers or laborers Socialists in this country went with strings attached and means of exploitation We stu- have never been able to escape the strings wfe reactionary dents here are also self- orientated the stigma of seemingly talking to rut strings In France and Italy the to our own selfish desires and themselves I FACTORS IX FAVOR OF Marshall Plan did nothing to im wishes whether we admit it op- THE SOCIALISTS ACIIIEVIXG GREATER SUPPORT m 1 College campuses today are in the throes of political stagna- tin An apathetic group of 30 heard You SaveliUp to pack 1 Carton Denitch speak at Ohio Northern 4 a 40 a University on Monday They of- fered no substantial opposition Those few of the 30 who were Now Every Smoker can afford LM Americas first time filter tip smokers are really interested were searching i much EASTER TIME for a faith and apathy is frequent- highest quality and best Filter Tip Cigarette getting what they want ly the antithesis of discrimination more flavor and aroma with The enthusiastic reception here VACATION TIME caused one professor to comment In less than 4 months since LM highest quality and best filter tip much less nicotine After the that in his student days visiting Filters 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