m rag1 t ITkn- l mm in Laos Baffles Chaos its immers Face Scots Observers Outside atmen Meet Reserve Page 2 Editorial m Sports Page 3 Z- 572 89 V0LUiffi OBERLIN OHIO FRIDAY JANUARY 6 1961 NUMBER 25 language Programs College Telephone Switchboard To Begin Operation Next Fall Three Observe Tenants I fern Grant By KAY RUCKMAN 90000 A central campus switchboard located in Rice Hall will handle all incoming and outgoing telephone calls starting next fall according to Lewis Tower Evicted Near Memphis College business man- I for Continued Study ager Plans for the new exchange were drawn I The Carnegie Corporation of New York has granted up in an effort to provide better service Mr Tower for the continued support of the Colleges summer said He pointed College Group Delays Action 590000 out that the campus- wide telephone system Ilth Festival I Lcign language programs in Austria France and Mexico would particuarly iacintate mtra- college calls he not i the nuxt three years President Carr announced yes Pending Federal Investigations during ed that 80 to 85 percent of all pres Notes Work ent calls are intra- college Following brief observation tours by three of its mem terd3Most grant will be used to Librarian Lauds of the provide scholarships Under the new system to make bers to study conditions among evicted Negro sharecroppers an intra- college call one will uor students cu mm uum me have near Memphis Tenn the newly- formed Oberlin Committee Of Sessions Collegereand undergraduates Closed System to dial only the correct extension from To Haywood Counties decided Tuesday to other colleges and universities Outgoing calls will continue to be Aid Fayette and Roger Sessions noted com dialed directly The first of the nine- weeks lan and without charge postpone efforts to organize support for the area until after poser and teacher will be the I Plans Equipment for the new Jackson guage studies was held in 1958 in Book Reserve exchange Federal hearings in February guest artist at the Conserva- which includes a two- at- Mexico City An initial grant of position on complaints of eviction from Negro By DEBBIE BELCHETZ tendants cabinet to Acting unjust torys Eleventh Festival of 23650 was received from the handle long dis Africa The system of books tance calls will be placed tenant farmers who had registered Contemporary Music to be Trip to Carnegie Corporation in 1960 on the on in the closed basement of the King Building to vote in the 1960 primaries the held next Thursday through 5 of basis of the serious purpose of the reserve introduced at Robert Jackson director wing now under construction The Class To Present College will program which had been studied the beginning of the semester Civil Rights Commission issued a Saturday i admissions of the by central station will be in Rice Hall a Carnegie representative has successful temporary restraining injunction Three works by Sessions will be month- long trip to Af- proved very The College exchange will be Narrative Reading take a evic- played during Curricula Vary to both the library and connected the ex- last month to prevent further the Festival includ i 28 to staff with Oberlin I riCa beginning Jan pre All 13 members of Prof ing his Symphony No 3 which Taught by native teachers in students according to John change but all incoming calls will tions Hearings to determine final for the participation of Charley Leistners Speech In- will be given its second perform pare their own language the language terminate on the College switch- Federal action on the case are Saeger head of the Readers terpretation class Speech X12 ance with the composer as con- West Africans in the African sessions include literature art and board and be distributed from that Service Department of the Li- planned for Feb 6 in Cincinnati will present a narrative poetry ductor Scholarship of drama as well as grammar and point according to extension num- Program reading of Stephen Vincent Mr Sessions will also speak at a conversation courses Excursions to brary bers College freshmen Charles Butts American Universities Benets John Browns Body 4 noon assembly Thursday on An points of cultural at- Switchboard operators will be and Gil Moses and Charles Law- Through negotiations with 12 interest and An inventory taken at the start Sunday The- professionally days pm in the Little American Composer Visits Russia governments Mr tendance at theatrical and musical of the vacation showed that the trained and will be rence a junior spent three i Wist African on atre of Hall Auditorium discussing the recent trip that he events supplement classwork Stu- problem of missing al- duty at all times of the day independently collecting facts and i intends to survey the high books was This is the first time an entire Jackson Although Mr Tower said College sounding opinions and emo- and five other composers made to count- dents are lodged with native fam most nonexistent on the closed out er education needs of these class has participated in such a the Soviet Union under the aus ilies shelves although approximately 25 officials have thought about us tions involved in the taut situation ries to see if objective selection presentation on campus Profess- pices of the US State Department The Spanish session enrolling 30 or 30 books missing ing qualified student help he See JACKSON p 4 are from the Most Discuss or Leistner said He added that Brooklyn- born Sessions is rec students will be held in Mexico open shelves were quite willing he hopes similar narrative read- ognized both as a composer and City June 19 to August 19 under Contrary to student fears the Most people SHOWS CAINE MUTINY situation Lawrence ings can be organized on an ex- teacher A Harvard graduate he the direction of Prof Paul Rog- new reserve system has not result- to discuss the The Group Relations Confer- as he followed the advice of tracurricular basis Admission is received the Bachelor of Music de- I ers Prof John Kurtz will direct ed in inconvenience or long delays found AC Prepares ence is sponsoring a showing of Negroes he contacted to avoid free gree from Princeton University the German session in Vienna Aus- for students using books on closed the the film The Caine Mutiny airing integrationist sympathies where he now holds the William tria in which 50 students will par reserve The only problem caused his starring Humphrey Bogart at 730 to whites The Negroes there Schubael Conant professorship He ticipate by the system has been the occa- the Forums Plans tonight in Hall Auditorium Pro- seeking independence through has studied with Horatio Parker at Thirty- five students under Prof sional signing of fictitious names on are fessors Joseph Elder Ralph Turn- assertion of civil rights from Heller To Join Yale with Ernest Bloch in New Henry Grubbs will study French in reserve cards their er and Thomas Whitaker will what is essentially a feudal sys- York and Cleveland and abroad in Rep AixenPro- vence and Paris The Books are placed on open or Screening lead a discussion after the movie tem he observed Florence Rome and Berlin French and German programs both or closed reserve according to the Brain Trust Mr Sessions has taught at the With the announcement of in year will extend professors preference although the Lawrence stated that arousing their third Walter Heller 35 professor of Cleveland Institute of Music the Monday last for from June 20 to August 25 Nine library can transfer books most in claimed it was too early to talk the interest of established relief as the day economics at the University of Min- University of California at Berke- hours of credit is granted for suc- demand to the closed reserve about actual use of students as op- organizations and contributing aid preliminary applications for nesota will join President Kenne- ley and has lectured at the Aca- cessful completion of one language shelves to assure their safety erators in the off- hours of the through them would be more val- Luigi IAC an- dys predominantly Harvard brain demia Cherubini in Florence representative the See p 4 switchboards operation uable to the already displaced fam- session LIBRARY trust as chief economic adviser under a Fulbright award i nual of by Two- round screenings way Dialing ilies than direct but uncoordinated Tickets at 75 cents for Professor Heller who spoke to a each IAC members and informative Approximately 350 telephones will efforts of such small groups as the single event or 150 senior honor seminar at the College for the series forums be connected to the College ex- Oberlin Committee The committee of four Festival programs go for the student body last spring is regarded as a liberal will in change system including all ad- plans to gather information on Fed- on at Conservatory begins again New Facilities Wilder economist a strong sale the office ministrative offices and dormitories eral intervention in a similar prob- with belief in Monday In a change of policy from for Callers on the telephones connect- lem in re- settlement during the policy orientation Dean William mer years the International Affairs ed to the new system will be able 1930s when 700 sharecropping fam- Hellmuth said He would be more Committee this year is having pros Further Student Union to dial numbers oi either the col- ilies were evicted for economic inclined to recommend tax cuts in pective reps apply with a specific lege or city exchoiige i reasons from their Alabama homes case of a serious recession than Carleton To Adopt country or area preference Al By CAROLE STENTZ Supervision of the operation of It will also investigate the possi- Eisenhowers advisers Dean Hell- though a candidates choice of area Two weeks of vacation and many buckets of fresh the new exchange will be under bility of assistance under the De- muth predicted Tri- mester System is intended to have no bearing on paint have contributed to colorful changes toward the com the jurisdiction of Buildings and pressed Areas Bill now being writ- At the seminar last spring Pro his 111 fessor Heller spoke on aid to edu selection as rep this new plan pletion of Student Union facilities in Wilder Hall Grounds ten by Sen Paul Douglas D Starting Next Fall gives the committee a chance to cation building a case for Federal gray ceiling in the Snack Bar received a Carleton College present to the student body a slate The dirty aid to education on the purely eco- Northfield Minn a liberal arts college will of areas for which qualified stu- good cleaning and a fresh coat of paint while workmen paint nomic grounds of getting a good adopt a return for our Investment three- term three- course plan be- i dents are available dark green booths at the south end coral orangy Prof ed the Museum ginning in September to replace Rates Kenneth Roose said is a Final Art He very applications for IAC rep Dink to match the colors of the north wall The dark red present two- will personal and persuasive man who their semester system not be taken until after the paimeu aqua learner cnairs wcie should be good in the rough and according to the college newspaper area is chosen This will enable the coral to complete the color and tumble of Washington life Pro The Carletonian preliminary applicants to reconsid Circulate scheme er whether Residents Among fessor Roose added Officially adopted by a decisive they Finest are in at Ohios interested In addition the bent railing that As a College student Professor vote of the faculty last month the particular area as well as en the counter was removed and an ablirg From a few small collections scattered about the cam- Heller was elected to Phi Beta new plan is designed to enable stu- the committee to question Non Discrimination order was placed for a new water 1917 Kappa and served as a reporter on dents to concentrate on the courses candidates with more precision cooler pus the Allen Art Museum has grown since to be one the Review Since then he has they take and to give them a wid- Narrows Field Housing Statement Rec Hall Face- Lifted of the major museums in Ohio Miss Chloe Hamilton curator taught at the Universities of Wis- er choice of electives in their ma- After interviewing op- Workmen also did some face to all final sd Town residents will have the of the Museum related in an interview prior her Assembly consin and Minnesota and held sev jor fields The Carletonian stated pUcants the IAC lifting in Rec Hall painting the will narrow the portunity to sign statements affirm talk last night eral government positions as tax Under the three- three plan the held and present a slate to the stu walls and ceiling light green in- in non- discnmma When the Museum was completed in 1917 the and fiscal consultant Currently he school year will run from late Sep- mm body which ing their beliefs stalling new fluorescent lighting with will make the is head of the economics depart tember to mid- June with a twoan- final choice of in Oberlin housing ioaay and laying red and yellow asbestos aid of a gift from Elisabeth Severance Allen the Charles a rep following a tion ment at the University of Minne dahalf week break at Christ- oner campus- tile on the floor Hall oriental rug collection and Olney collection wide campaign through Sunday Martin the sota and fiscal adviser to Minne mas between the first and second m Other facilities added range from which was located preparing a slate of areas the statement of belief drawn in the library sota Governor Orville Freeman re- terms and a 10- day recess in The i u 1 i L ti the bookcases for the 1 i committee tries to find with v 95 residents in a set of metal UUW JldU a pidUC 1U1t CAIUU1UUI1 areas up uy a r w ii cently named Secretary of Agricul- middle of March between the sec- dramatic Student Council lounge to storage f commented Miss quality areas Involved in in furthering open oecu museum onows Hamilton ture ond and third terms Each term terested it- Art oria events Ml I r ii r- U1l 1 shelves in the bowling alley IAC member Lee pancy housing win ue Continuing her description of the rroiessor Hellers eldest son will be concluded with a fouran- dSee i nertzman said Color Schemes the lobbies of botn Danns anu on Selects Photography Exhibit Museums growth Miss Hamilton Walter is a College freshman CARLETON p 4 Some of the areas presently be churches The Student Union Committee ng Sunday in local Museum will show explained that lack of money dur given serious consideration are headed by Barb Whitman and con The Allen Art HrT n Rov Edward Jones criti- ing the 20 years following the s etna five student representa a much heralded and much bouth America Arab Epsicopal Church sistine of Museums completion necessitated Skeptics Listen rector of Christ five members from the cized exhibition Photography in 70 group the state- tives and the purchase of relatively few chairman of the administration selected the Fine Arts through Jan 22 to give a faculty and pieces of art During the 20s and ment will be circulated arranged all con Sponsored by the Saturday Review WHITESIDE SPEAKS judging color schemes and 30s funds were made available by more accurate basis for to va of Literature the exhibition fea Forbos Whiteside hous- tracts with workers prior the Oberlin Anarchist Talks assistant prol- community sentiment on the tures 176 contemporary photo Art Association she Stewart essors of fine speak open cation noted but most of this money was arts will ing situation and to stimulate large graphs 49 in color taken by 129 n A We have also ordered a spent programs Numbers Game at Yeo- of housing discrimina- photographers on lecture and ex un Friday discussion schedule board for above the main Evening Series 730 first showing in May hibitions Pm tion desk on the first floor Miss Whit- Since its On Cops Courts Jails toniehl In Allen Art Audit- of the citizens exhibition directed by Ivan Receive Gifts orium Organization man reported to carry a complete the informal discus- widely criticized Pointing out that in the late 30s By STANLEY ORNSTEIN group began after schedule of time and place for all Dmitri has been J problem During the Steichen of pho- and early 40s funds for acquiring I not conflict with society in general sion of the club activities Edward director am in but I am art objects increased Miss Ham ionhAfriea Eastern Europe and eight meetings me giuup Eventually plans are to con- tography for the Museum of Mod- in conflict with the state Thus was stated the creed of pro- t tvio nroinization has and other photographers ilton attributed the increase in part East he added sinee uuuc o vert all of Wilder into Student ern Art fessional anarchist and integrationist Joffre Stewart speaking Vuaie formally structured the claim to to the establishment of the Ober- I many of become more facilities the upper floors questioned exhibitions 7ue these areas are U VlA Union in the Y Lounge yesterday night on Cops Courts Jails and hot- spots The statement drawn up uc lounges meeting represent photography as fine art lin Friends of Art and in part to 5 the danger factor consisting of r an a hnih a statement of be to the selecting jury as the frequent gifts of 25000 to the Taxes as the guest of College sophomore Dave Finke a non- I IAC rep traveling there will icaiuuiito u iu rooms and office space for most and referred e petition to City Council strangers to our world of photo- museum from R T Miller Jr of i ordered as one of the factors lief and a of the organizations on campus anarchist himself graphic imagery and novices In Rochester NY Mr Miller made I Mincing the final selection of to study tne nousms maii Present progress is limited how Stewart who has led a colorful life in his pursuit of t ea as follows evaluating photography only one stipulation Miss Hamil statement reads ever until the College is granted a racial equality and anarchistic so Believing that we are not being Some art critics also have taken ton added and that was that all government loan for the construc recently vice- presidential and democratic exception to the sponsors claim the money be spent within a year ciety was United States because the President true to our religious tion of new men s dormuory idem in any neigh- the exhibition proves photog- and anti- candidate for Anne R Key also serves as CommanderinCh- ief heritage if residence ties Miss Whitman said that The Museum received its last ra- on the Anti- party ticket run of the Army and he does not pay borhood is restricted to certain raphy to be a fine art Whether or large gift in 1945 when Mrs Pren Beat Coi taxes because among other things Unci cial and ethnic groups on purely not it does so is a question which tiss the former Mrs Elisabeth ning on a platform of anarchism 700 most of todays tax revenues go Minutes arbitrary grounds we the under- the individual viewer may answer Allen bequested 45 works of art pacifism and integration into 715 GE Give military expenditures Appointment of IAC chair- signed declare our intention to Da Pont for himself and an endowment fund for teach A highly skeptical audience of equality man and C o m m i 1 1 e e practice the principle of ing art to the museum over 7U listeners neard Stewart To put it in Stewarts own words housing and we de- College GERMAN CROSS members appointment of with respect to 31500 to WINS Discussing the Museums present adorned with beard and frayed You have to appreciate nonvi- olence LUNA people given Republic Committee clare our desire to see The Du Pont Company and the The German Federal purchasing method which allows sweater open his talk with readings to be against the State It is 730 Policy with statement by new the right to acquire residence General Electric Foundation have awarded the Cross of Merit First all annual contributors to express from his poem The Power to De- because he equates anarchism with Review Editor totalling 31500 to Class to F Wilhelm Kaufmann their preference as to purchases stroy or The State is the Police non- violence that is an 745 awarded grants Stewart Report emeritus of nong- on passport re- the College in support of its science professor German last See ART MUSEUM p 4 Power Unpoliced ardent supporter of overnment strictions YEOMAN SETS DEADLINE month in recognition of his con- governments 800 Henartments Denunciations of Report by Fayette Coun- for contributions 25000 grant from the Du tributions in language pedagogy and liberally sprinkled through- The deadline The SPEAKS ON MIDDLE were Often Arrested ty Committee of Yeoman go toward n his publications on German litera- AGES 815 for the winter Issue Pont Company will out Stewarts entire discussion The As a proponent of anarchy Stew- Reports on should Kettering Science La ture in the United States Frederick Artz professor of his Benedictine Is Feb 6 Contributions nanring the following are a few of the defin- art has had little trouble with the Heights In the Yeo- remaining 4000 An authority on the advanced tory and author of Mind and the College be placed In boxes boratory while the itions of government as embodied law but as an active integration- John Johnston East side of or a sim areas of the German classical peri- Middle Ages will speak on The case man office In the from Du Pont a renewal in the State extracted from his ist he has been arrested so many College News 1960 will aid od and the comparative literature Middle Ages at Humanities Lec- Conference Wilder Hall ilar want received in talk The State is a coercive po- times that he has been called by television show teaching and other of Germany Russia and Scandin- ture 230 pm Monday in Sturges evil is 130 chemistry litical and The State based others in his field Americas most Council priorities Campus courses in subjects that contribute avia Professor Kaufmann retired Hall on armed coercion as to their race reli frequently arrested anarchist issues nroinrlire Importantly to the education of sci- from the College In 1956 after a Professor Artzs book received I 1000 origin Moreover Refuses To Pay Taxes Break gionl or national engineers The Du Pont 21 year teaching career He is now the 1953 award of the Ohio Acad When asked to defend nongov- ernment 1015 of the City entists and New dormitories we petition the council part of that company s teaching German and existential emy of History for being the out To Stewart government is syn Stewart pointed out that f 1030 such legis- srant is i4 Priorities of Oberlin to consider program to aid education philosophy at Hofstra College Long standing historical achievement of onymous with violence He does he is not against social organization 1115 National issues necessary to elim- million Mailbag lation as will be p 4 Island New York an Ohioan in that year not vote for the President of the See ANARCHIST p 4 housing See GRANTS 1130 Adjournment inate discrimination in Friday January fi Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW 1961 Cfje berlin ftebteto A New Play Published by the students of Oberlin College every Tuesday and Friday during the White Tenants winter and spring semesters excepting holidays and examination periods Subscriptions 5 50 for the full year 350 a semester ten cents a copy Advertis- ing rates on request Advertising copy deadlines are 9 am Monday ana Thursday Seven Sages Or White Faced Entered as second class matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April 2 1911 Ofice Cattle 60 South Pleasant Street Telephone 4- 4271 Michael Margolis Charlie Lawrence VOL 89 FRIDAY JANUARY 6 1961 NO 25 Come come your 9 Justice Let us hear from Defendant One of the foggiest aspects of the comfortable one Note On Friday December Chief be- for the whithltes MICHAEL LIPSKY EDITOR honors weve heard all this and Haywood it has the Mens Board revoked the so- the defendant situation in Fayette not the rirh Steva Business Manager fact you 1 Steury fore As a matter of Counties in Tennessee is mechan- of other parts of Paul Potter Kay Ruckman Associate Editors cial privileges of a section until Defendant Your honors I base the Soh know of few if any places for the retiring of land in- I Stephen Bronz Peter Goldberg Managing Editors February 15 for a violation of my defense on two basic tenets ization and doubt that the Soil this to happen but for your in- Laurie MacAdara News Editor the section party regulations First that arm entwining is de- to the Soil Bank mi alternative Most hn William Scheduler Feature Editor formation we plebians have used ac- have second that under the According to the newspaper already put land Debbie Belchetz Martha Dyson Lenore Maltz Karen Wells City Editors how- sirable and list a few ft1 The scene is a courtroom like- our ingenuity and Ill counts the whites claim that mech- limited in the Vic Goldberg A M Pete Guest Sports Editors present circumstances it is total amounttw ever there is no jury but seven places for you There are the mthe a Brian Freeman Michael Moore Advertising Managers ly to occur despite the party code anization and the Soil Bank make enter Anv aklitin Circulation Managers judges with beards sitting as a pan- playing fields the babbling brook nari Joel Brainard John Carpenter and in no case reflects irrespon- sharecropping outmoded If this is could not cause mI L el sits the the religious court the The defauknt before of the ple- Slobovia so the next logical question is Editorial an board of Joel Brainard sibility on the part Plan Eviclinn policy is determined by editorial composed panel archers shack garages behind is point of College stu- Stephen Bronz John Carpenter Brian Freeman Peter Goldberg Vic Goldberg A M bians What the under the Elmwood where Further proof is in Pete Guest Michael Lipsky Laurie MacAdam Paul Potter Kay Ruckman William Chief Justice Hear ye Hear ye Mae dents trying to aid people who are the Chief Justice Proceed grave- of the hearings Scheduler and Steve Steury The hearing will commence We the Good Rich live the the castoffs of a system that nc in a place fJ1 are gathered here today to deal Defendant In the first yard the lounges in the Wilder- longer needs them If the Negro that resulted in the prS BRONZ ISSUE EDITOR agree head- porary injunction I91 STEPHEN with a violation of our partys wont all you gentlemen ness the organizational sharecroppers in Fayette and Hay- many sets of plebians are wood if evictions A nu code that quarters the farm the wood counties are economic relics witness who hjgj permanent union gulf of nrcsent u All gasping with righteous in- headed toward youre brave and the one might feel a concern for their at mnii Chaos in Laos while under your jurisdiction Citizens Council dignation No course liberties but its a waste of energy testified hat Yes partys All with hesitancy and great planned to got white Of the many peculiar and often bewildering dilemmas Chief Justice the Second Judge Wait wait I to try to maintain them in an un- tcnaants yes raise u- hitof code which has been entrusted to deliberation Well The grand feasible position 10 r which have arisen during the Cold War the current situ- wont accept all that Negroes the care of the plebians has been Defendant Now think back says Finding to this ques- the sort recognition as one of the monitor of the Wilderness an answer ation in Laos deserves some of violated and I will now proceed gentlemen to those days when If the evictions are a that arm entwining is a private tion was a chief aim of the two result 1 is again poised on or at you were plebians seeking per- economic forces most incredible The United States with the circumstances On the affair which wont be tolerated and one- half days I spent in the there shouH t night December 3 at 1145 the manent union Was it not your least near the brink of war with a battery of accusations of in the lounges when hes around counties during Christmas vacation grand of the Wilderness practice to engage in arm entwin- fact only those who rS and guns levelled at the enemy but the enemy if he exists monitor In fact none of the grand mon- My conclusion is that mechaniza- have regis two plebians ing not this practice or joined county 5 found sets of with and was of lounges will tolerate tion and Soil Bank are a cover that Civic and at all is elusive and the accusations made in all democratic itors the fare Leagues arms entwined in two separate looked upon by you as desirable the whites do not have a more which have led young it i- righteousness have a distinctly hollow ring compartments with no torches All Yes we were all efficient system than sharecrop- stration drives have been Z en- All And with good reason Arm siirpr Vis We are led to ponder while there is still time to burning alone on the b and we all concede that arm ping and that the sole reason for even entwining is a private affair it seem rlnnr it and course of action All Not on the b twining is inevitable and the eviction of Negro farm- ponder the origins of this muddle the is not tenant desirable Defendant Surely there being forced by economics in Laos ers is their efforts to register to to e which might contain and resolve the current war NO TORCHES enough room beneath the Elm- tenants the l- mri vote are dm before it becomes another Korea Chief Justice Yes and a third THE SI- OT or where the Good Rich vated wood by a desire to quash signs of plebians were cannot stay out- Cannot Support Mechanization i As to the origins of the conflict there is a hauntingly set found in Defendant Now granted that live and one 11 me lVr cat another compartment with no this arm entwining is both in- doors in the winter and wouldnt Most of the landowners have six 7 U bc familiar pattern to the hackneyed elements of this one yehc abe to open cobj torches burning though without evitable and desirable may I ask you say that sneaking off to some or seven sharecropping families on jobs to Negroes substantial amounts of military aid given to an essentially There are 50 m any arms entwining And I might the question where this is to take shack or to a garage seems to de- their land Their holdings are not working on the any but the most roads in Havuwj corrupt government failure to supply add that in all three sets of these place grade what we have found to be big enough to give them the finan- County not one a Negro if m minimal technical and economic aid close identification of plebians each of the set was of First Judge What a question a desirable occurence cial strength to mechanize In ad- give the Negro an equal break as a different gender Second Judge Use your ingenu- dition the soil in the counties is not let get 1 the United States with the government in power failure of him those an hour to First Judge That is much more ity and social resourcefulness REVELATION especially rich While it can sup- he the State Department to communicate with or understand wont work for you for a dangerous Third Judge Whats wrong with Chief Justice Why no One of port a sharecropping system it eems ortressoffreed- om saui u Dell Sanders Hsv dissident factions failure of another f gov- All Yes that is much my most pleasant chuckles ex- is more you plebians nowadays Why simply not worth mechanizing wooa county isegro leader to progress social eco- dangerous when I was a pie See SEVEN p 4 ernment make toward improving and The land provides a living and a See FAYETTE p 4 nomic conditions lack of policy co- ordination between state department officials and the military and finally of course Communist subversion under most favorable conditions Galveston Report with To the credit of the administration there has been On Campus little pretense about this nations current interest in Laos There has been little discussion about defending freedom- Autlior of I Has a Teen- age Dwarf The Many loving Laotian people rather Laos has been presented as a Integration with Honor Lores of Dobie Gillis etc strategically important nation for the defense of Southeast Asia and one from which the United States cannot retreat Pete Guest without considerable loss of prestige If some along with us School Integration is coming to lived with segregation for more their children be kept out of 1961 YEAR OF DECISION find this a rather shoking admission to be forced to make it Galveston Texas Like the big than 100 years In a sense forc- integrated classrooms but no Well sir here we are in 1 90 1 which shows every sign of being is nonetheless honest and honesty after all is a virtue waves which pound the sandy ing integration on a majority of violence shorelines quite u distinguished year First off it is the only year since As to solutions the restraining voices of Britain and of this small island the white population has the For most of the white students city integration is irresistible same effect on Galveston as im- 1951 which begins and ends with the Figure 1 Of course when France have provided one of the few positive notes thus far school integration will be another In September 1961 Negro and posing fraternities and big- time step in the process they have it comes to Figure ls 1901 though distinguished can hardly three- white will sit together in on The possibility that the revival of the nation Control the football would have Oberlin been watching since 1954 I can compare with 1911 which most people agree had not just two same classroom for the first time Commission might lead to the establishment of a coalition There are four major white clearly remember the day in a but three Figure This wager is will stand since the founding ls Ill a record that government with a chance for success or verifica- of Galveston reactions to school integration tenth grade English class when at least a by pirate for at least two hundred years Jean Lafitte in the early One group a majority opposes the teacher asked How many tion of the validity of current accusations is one that must 19th century 1911 was incidentally notable for many other things It There will be no integration for the simple reason of you are in favor of integra- be pursued Khrushchev is demanding a Geneva settlement irate state Governor no was for example the in which York Giants played mobs no God made races of different col- tion About half the class raised year the New threatening phone calls no of the problem but considering the vulnerability of the front ors and meant them to be sep- their hands Howard why are the Philadelphia Athletics in the World Series As we all know page articles in the New York United State position he has shown amazing restraint lead- arate Anothif group a minor- you opposed to integration An- the New Vrk Hunts have since moved to San Francisco and Times Most of the people will ity desires segregation ing one to the possible inference that perhaps Khrushchev because of swer I dont know I just dont the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City There is a movement agree with the President of the the eventual economic and social want to go to school with Ne- afoot the wants to avoid war in Laos Ball white High School student at present to move Chicago to Phoenix- the ny not effects of integration on them and groes No matter how many Ne- body Integration is coming baseball team Phoenix in turn would of course move to Hopefully the United States has not acted as irre- their families A third group groes attend the white high whether we like it or not quite Chicago It is felt that the change would he broadening for sponsibly as it often has appeared to act during the last few small supports integration school they will not be truly in- Galveston like many Southern residents of have days could be American statements are- but questions the right of the tegrated into all school functions both cities Many Chicago folks for example It that current cities is different from the rare Federal courts to impose their As one boy said They Ne- never seen an iguana Many Phoenix folks on the other hand meant only as sabre rattling to discourage North Vietnamese news- making New Orleans Lit- moral judgments on the moral groes will be accepted have never tle Rocks and Clintons going to seen a frostbite intervention If this is the case we would point not only to it will judgment of a strong local ma- school but fight integration wont be invited to There are of course certain difficulties attending a municipal the rattling sabre which is intended to frighten Commu- legally until the jority The final group believes parties courts clearly order the schools strongly in shift of this size lor instance to move Chicago you also have nists but also to the clamorously rattling arm which holds integration for the However integration will pose to integrate Then the citizens to move Lake Michigan great prob- simple reason that all men are the most pressing problems This in itself presents no the sabre and frightens us pp will heed warning Gal- for the of the equal and integration will help the lem what with modern scientific advances like electronics and veston School administrators According to Board President bring equality will find one teacher friend of mine a ma- the French cuff But if you will look at your map you We know that most of us in es- Democrats and Compromise jority of the teachers that Michigan is Liki sence are in favor of segrega- PARENTAL PRESSURE are opposed Like connected to all the other Great to integration but a Congressional efforts to facilitate passage of Demo- tion But regardless of what we Those with the deepest feelings strong min- which in turn are connected to the St Lawrence feuway which ority supports it cratic Platform legislation fairly of like we as a school system will about integration are the white One teacher appear sure success sums up the be judged in the eyes of the parents Says one high school stand of the pro- Designs pushed by Speaker Sam Rayburn to unseat Rep segregation majority world by what we do about inte- teacher I think the trouble I will quit William Colmer a of obstructionist of before teaching member the group gration comes from the parental attitude an integrated the House Rules Committee seem likely to the way class prove fruitful RESTIVE of life they have grown The replacement of Rep Colmer with a member more fav- up with The Ball Student INEQUALITY Yet underneath this calm sur- Council orably disposed to the Democratic substan- President asserts The In this city platform will face as in most Southern com- parents as in most of the cant stand the sight of South segregation tially solve the dilemma of getting past the Rules Com- munities there will be a 1 has brought deep their children going to school inequality in education in- mittee without changing the committees composition reaction to integration one court with the colored For From the par- stance a graduate order or one Supreme Court de- ents will come of English 3 In the Senate the liberal bloc apparently has mus- scattered threats American cision can not change feel- Literature at Ball the of withdrawing their children tered sufficient strength to bring to a vote a change of the ings of a community knows much more about Walt that has from school and demands that rules permitting limitation of debate with consent of three- see uALVESTON p 4 fifths instead of two- thirds of the Senate This can only be considered a token maneuver though since in effect only seven less votes would then be required to limit debate than are now needed 60 of 67 instead in turn is connected to the Atlantic Ocean You start clrang In both of houses the tendency those men who are Lake Michigan to Phoenix nnd willy- nilly youll be tlragpng molding a new government has been to avoid open combat all that other stuff too This would make our British allies and seek minor gains necessary for achieving their program FlM terribly cross and I cant say as I blame them I mean put Compromise has been sought when consistent with their yourself in their place What if for example you were a British goals workingninn who had Wn saving and scrimping all year for 4 SErES to Despite these minor liberal successes however a summer holiday at Brighton Beach and then when you got question remains Are the moderate paths now being chosen Brighton Beach there wasnt any ocean Thvre youd be with yoJ by the new Administration designed to insure Washington inner tube and snorkel and nothing to do oil day but dance the i approval of the admittedly liberal platform to which the Lamlxth Walk This you may be sure would not make you NATO- Democrats pledged themselves in July Or for of minded the sake and agreement will the new Congress go the way of the last Sunday I apKul most earnestly to the residents of Chicago Jan 8 going one and reject the pledge for new vigorous legislation Hall Auditorium Phoenix to reconsider I know its no bowl of cherries The but I key to this question will not be in through life without ever seeing an iguana or a frostbite found rules changes but pay ask you- Chicagoans Phoenicians- is too big a price to in the action of the next few weeks to which we look for- it for preserving the world am sure that if ward challenging the Congress and the to unity of the free I President make you search decision for good their campaign pledges your hearts you will make the right ml all of us- whether we live in frostbitten Chicago iguanar- idden 700 PEOPLE ON SUNDAY Phoenix or narrow- Iuelled New Haven- arc first and foremost Also Noted Americans A New Year a silent German And has come Properly ushered in with the clamor comedy produced in 1930 But I digress We were speaking of 1901 our new year associated with the annual event its uncertain first steps ungratefully new it is There is for pleasure in Man10 erupted into crises in Africa troops one thing new in Laos ruptured relations in Cuba Cigarettes oros when empty How can there be new pleasure in Marll- classes in New Orleans Somehow one might have expected a not bit more joyous welcome that fine flavorful blend that clean easy draw filter have been ultered light Yet ambiguous sources have noted that a second greeting per- The answer is simple each time you age haps a more appropriate one is pending the White House putting green 930 CAMILLE Marlboro it is like the first time The flavor is such that is being exchanged a touch nevf for football field cannot wither nor custom stule Marllwro never palls But away with political commentary The the Dumas clossic nci New Year is here starring Greta Garbo jades never dwindles into dull routine Each pack and we beseech its unqualified a- political and Robert permanent and enthusiastic- Toyl or cigarette you recognition each puff makes you glad all over again that a Marlboro smoker W- So Marlboros in hand let us inarch confidently into SUITS May good fortune hapiii W ALTERING DRESSES attend our ventures May May Chicago disappoint Quick and Phoenix soon recover from their and Fxctlanf Service Admission tomorrow 50c merit and join our bright cavalcade into a brave 21 W Callage Phone vpifain Botia Tramboff 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The maken of Marlboro and of the new unfiltered tint1 Philip Monti Commander join Old Max In adding theal if uiei for a happy and peaceful 1961 1961 rrJ61 Page 3 Shanks Leads Attack Ohio Staters IIIIHHI IIIIIIHI- I v Quint W Blademen Locals Meet Defeats Hiram Case Princes By JOHN PERAZICH By DAVID BUCK In dropping the Hiram Terriers 78- 64 in their last pre- an even record one By JIM LUBETKIN With holiday game Thursday Dec 15 at Hiram the Yeoman five loss the Yeo- Backtosch- ool basketball against one battles this weekend pushed its season winning 500 win new year for open the record above the percentage on one the Crimson 3- fencers will take dribblers as they go to Cleveland mark 2 for the first time since the season opener man tonight to take on the Roughriders tougher opponents of of Cas Tech and re After grabbing a half- time lead of 34- 28 the Crimson of their to urn the Jones Field House tomorrow night TaeainTt five in Ohio btaie to- for a gam g opened the gap midway in the second half to as much the season the Student Princes of Heidelberg College as 26 points before the Yeomen cleared the bench The entire afternoon at Warner If either game is as morrow close as last years contests with squad saw action with 10 players Jl l j avv the two colleges Yeoman rooters hitting in the scoring column will be in o Sseae second half and led 58- 36 at the I T GSo provided sturdy satisfying evening Last year tituul r State has thet Senior captain Merrill Shanks ten minute mark Sparking the sec- usually won in the Yeomen won both games petition and but not again paced the winners with 21 drive was Erikson who of the defense will have ond half Z- with the notable exception until the final minutes as they to concen- t trate on 6 points on seven field goals and sev- dumped all his 10 points in the first televised two years ago edged out Case Tech 66- 64 and foot 4 inch senior Mike match Doria en free throws Shanks total of 15 10 minutes of the second stanza equipment will be used in Heidelberg 61- 59 who led last years basket- Ftectric rebounds was also high for the a this season One of ball team in rebounding and scor- The Hiram Terriers featured for the first time the main problems to be game ing and this years top 6 starting team composed of three in the Reserve contest the faced both tonight and tomorrow scorer As foot 6 inch Dave Keeler Scores 10 sophomores and two freshmen who confronted in the Case for the Crimson quintet will be Paul In last encers were of ag- fenc hitting early- years game Paul hit for 17 and Forward Emmett Keeler threw displayed desire and a lot encounter with unorthodox their season form that Doria 16 points in 10 points and hauled down 11 gressiveness Freshman Terry The difference was that Case may have become somewhat rust- Against rebounds while center Pete Lund Brown dropped in 19 points and 17- 10 This is attributable in ed over the past vacation Com- the Student Princes the won contributed 11 points was strongly supported by sopho- butter fencing of the mented Yeoman basketball coach big man to look out for will be and nine tart to the more Rod Royer who accounted for V howe- 6 foot 1 inch grabs off the boards Senior guard j Clevelandcrs Another factor Julian Smith Our inactivity will senior Duane Warns who last John Erikson chipped in with 10 15 points was their style which was make all the difference in the year was the fourth high- ver est scorer points and his usual steady floor One of the more interesting fea- although not generally accepted as world bad I mean in the Ohio Conference game spec- to def- In last years game 21 tures of the game to the good hard for the Crimson he put in Case Inactive points to tators was the officiating Many Review against lead both teams This Both teams started rather slowly photo by Oti Smith end He continued Case Tech was failed year his team may have more with Hiram enjoying a slim short- fans felt that the referees CO- Epee Wins Three inactive but Heidelberg WRESTLING CAPTAIN Bill Mitchell grabs Bob Horning managed to win was in a trouble rebounding and scoring lived lead near the end of the first to call many fouls in the tilt lead- The epee team tournament as around the neck in preparation for their 157- pound matches with over the holidays I they have a half However the Crimson quickly ing to a rougher game than usual railv of its bouts two going comparatively short Western Reserve Tuesday at Field three dont think however that it will afternoon the House Thursby and one to Bob team with their tallest man at 6 edged out to a six point lead to Gene make enough difference to decide STATISTICS while Bob Finch went feet 4 inches The Yeomen started fast in the Dctnn a ballgame The team looked pret- FG FT TP In sabre Case used an winless ty good in their first practice this Shanks 7 7 21 style with the chief Natators Clash Tomorrow unimaginative week and worked real hard at Lund 5 1 11 being an obsession it characteristic Leading the attack for the two Keeler 3 4 10 with the fleche an attack which is games will be senior standout Mer- MatmenFaceReserve Erikson 4 2 10 simple effective and quite brutal rill Shanks who is averaging 250 Bavis 3 0 6 With Improved Woostermen Fencing in the first spot for abs- points per game Rounding out the Greenberg 3 0 6 co- captain Knut Aagard Don ent front court will be 6 foot 8 inch Spelman 2 0 4 By DAVID DIX Sanning picked up two wins Al center Pete Lund who with a 134 In Bid forSecondWin Jones 2 0 4 With the lay- off one while Jim Scoville Christmas sowing the potential seeds Buhl won scoring average is having his best Price 2 0 4 lost one and John Shank who was of defeat season in his four year varsity By KEN MOSTOW Schwartz 0 2 2 the Oberlin aqua- men face stiff competition from substituted for him lost two more career and 6 foot 5 inch junior Boasting a perfect 1- 0 record the wrestlers will at- the Scots in tomorrows first regular meet at Wooster With a score of 12- 6 the foil 31 forward Emmett Keeler 82 aver- tempt to keep it perfect Tuesday afternoon meet 16 78 unit fencing last was in a crucial age when they The Yeomen are definitely out of shape from Christ- position They performed admir Western Reserve at the Jones Field House Over Christ- Bavis Average Third the provide almost as much competi- mas vacation but are working hard to recover their prowess ably against an unfamiliar style In the backcourt will be 6 foot mas vacation injuries to Terry McDougal and Shel Hershinow tion as do the actual matches The lor the first four of their bouts In last months Ohio Conference relays the Yeomen senior guard Jim Bavis whose 94 healed and barring further mishaps the team should be at bout at 130 features two Confer- three of them 5- 4 decisions Of these average is third on the team and ence placers still growing Brian and the Scots finished fourth and fifth respectively While Pete Larson won two Glenn Gronv full strength senior John Erikson 6 foot 1 inch Thomas and Terry MacDougal conceding that the Crimson are the met and Rich Barthelemy one Rounding into shape after Christmas and New Years who is averaging 78 points a game The other bouts provide elimin- favorites Coach Ralph Bibler noted each Grummet lost the next and Eve is the task facing the Yeomen lays said Coach Bibler Im still and playing what is his best all ation affairs At 137 Norm that the meet would be close Bibler Cases Rosenau shutout Barthelemy before the match and under the Schwartz optimistic about the season and around season in four years of var- Ohio Conference champs Hiram Ken Mostow and Jerry cited Woosters unusually small to decide the meet leadership of Coach Kit Machine- Lantz are foresee a fairly successful year We sity ball The Clevelanders traditionally fighting pool as a definite advantage for the man Salter efforts are proving for a starting berth Lantz should take the Scots but Im not While the Crimson offense looks weak not a man through Scots The pool only 50 feet long successful did lose a freshman had a good high school making a definite prediction more impressive than in quite a graduation and are bound to be record and shows much promise At an official pool like the Crimsons Avenge 16- 16 Tie is 75 feet long is the smallest in Yeomen List Line- up SlUDtNTS 10IVO DISCOUNT few years the defense has not much improved They are especial- 157 the action is between Rich on all MrviciMrvicei at been quite so effective Im a little All of this is to avenge last ly strong in the heavier weights Jones Bob Bear Horning Bill the Ohio Conference The Yeoman tentative line- up for disappointed in our defense said years disappointing 16- 16 tie with gaining a decision two pins the meet is Fred Magdoff Steve and in Mitchell and Mike Margolis And Wooster Strong in Sprints Modern Beauty Salon Coach Smith We could have Reserve The Tuesday match should the last three bouts to overcome a the slam- bang affair at 167 features Gibbs Mike Huston and co- captain 3- Wooster particularly outstanding 18 S MAIN 775 2331 worked harder on it at times provide a good warm- up for the 16 deficit in last years match Shel Hershinow Al Juggler Ross Chris Hiatt swimming in the 400 Against the Roughriders tonight Saturday Jan 14 contest with Wrestle- offs for starting positions and several others in the sprints sports its strongest yard medley relay Mace Fink and team in five years Gall and Doerr Dave Dix 220- yard freestyle Bill are probably better in the free- Fenstemacher and co- captain Jim E2S3 ES3 W IBS SSEa EM style sprints than any Yeoman Mathis 50- yard freestyle Bruce Backstroker Mack appears rela- McClelland and Bob Eisenstein 200 tively strong as does breaststroker yard individual medley Steve Kenworthy Friedmann the Scots Koehl and Ken Coutts diving diver is seldom beaten at home be Fink and Larry Culp 200- yard One- Stop Shopping makes easy to make cause of the peculiar diving condi- butterfly Mathis and Fenstemach- it tions namely a 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Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealers See the new Chevrolet cars Chevy THE OBERLIN REVIEW Page 4 NSF Anarchist Chooses Ell Salters Give First- Hand Account to the Editor CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 For Year Fellowshm Letters in itself but against government as The National S- inn a coercive organization has Moscovitch Applauds saw a clear awarded Wade Ellk over my shoulder and of Guatemalan Students Protest novn Believes Man Is Social mathematics a ScienV Wednesdays Blackout sky and a full moon glowing Fellowship vision of a world with for on me Darning me wuuit mtu Stewarts modern algebra 122 Hdj To the Editor snow a peace- government is based on his be- at the IT to the day field and its fresh in out of Michigan It is almost a year is social animal durinc clver to the ful pale blue light lief that man a li Declares Siege since a column devoted I would ex President beginning w enjoy cooperative in nature Professor Ellis After I was c beauty of the Just as whn starry and moonlit re- une beauty and beginning to pect people to organize on a vol- college and U1i- By KIT and LINDA SALTER sky appeared under my this evening I had come to such basis he explained teachers ttt At that time gret a bit that untary selected from 1960 Fuentes had his inci- byline in the Review it applicants L It was July 19 Guatemalan President Manuel Ydigoras ap- an inappropriate spot to observe One can achieve non- government for the TS I recalled how much I had A hand grenade hurled into the midst of a gallery crowd in Guatemala Citys cheap- lights again switched on yellow explained by refusing to joined the College UatovT dent preciated this beauty in a natura the Stewart 20 children with regret pervaded the field and when I in existing governments He is the fifth Coll est and most crowded movie theater killed three persons and left over setting and expressed my participate n looked behind me I could barely advised his listeners not to reg receive an NSF jagged metal embedded in their legs for the yellow incandescence which He feW see the moon the or to disaffiliate type in the three President Fuentes spoils that beauty here in Oberlin ister for draft yeirs That night the National Chamber of Deputies unanimously passed is perhaps unfortunate that Selective Serv- has participated ended with the search- It themselves from the in the J of a state of siege a declaration and placed on his desk 14 days The column pressures have forced the registered which is declaration prepared Why dont they turn outside ice if they have already supported byheV ing question to make this con- improve teaching earlier lights administration One can even renounce his citizen- of science off the damn of a power mattes V was met with a of reactions The controlled press began to laud first anniversary cession in the form ship he added as he did in Au- and engineering The decree variety In honor of this call 0le ar- failure so that no parent can 1950 and universities as superficial calm that is so characteristic of sev- of mv plea the Administration gust the measure a means of achieving the suspicion the efficacy with ranged a power failure Wednesday into As a further pressure he ad eral of the Central American countries There were however groups not so happy with Oberlin protects its flock evening at 1025 Like most other which vocated non- payment of taxes the state ol affairs Students and at so noting with satisfaction students I must admit I didnt And including entertainment taxes sales teachers saw the state of siege as steps and The following morning President this however briefly my request seconds the were bare first grasp the significance of that taxes and the like Jackson nothing more than a thin guise to reloading Within an- Fuentes held a special tea for all I has been granted I wish to thank the trucks gracious concession At the time Stewart avoids paying federal stop their orderly demonstrations only testimony to the in the school of medi prep- Administration for its kind- CONTINUED FROM other minute the students library finishing the PAGE 1 Fuentes and his was in the anticipation income tax by keeping his annual against President the bulla was the lingering cine and publicly apologized for the an 800 bluebook ness and express my committees can bo and arations for income below 00 Primarily the established k government Their displeasure burning gas that wafted into the rude and uncalled for activities I hurriedly of future progress in this area each to evaluate quM ho nnvt mnrnine So dedicated anarchist must be ready the their power we found rather faces and eyes of the few bystand- of the night before blaming the en- quickly Ed Moscovitch number of qualified left the library and walked to sacrifice himself for the cause candidates forcefully portrayed ers that remained The ominous tire incident on the military Hall home tnwn rd mv Barrows I abstain from alcohol on Hiro- procession of army and armament rnminf around the coiner at the iunnjuiunin 1 Anticipate Action We had an interview with the shima Day Stewart remarked African stu wove its way on through the nar- Building I noticed that all denls to the United law prohibiting gath- President a few nights later and Physics State With the row deserted streets leaving behind were off too Carleton people we if not feel that the Hunts in Barrows The Scholarship erings of more than four wake of pulled drapes closed or asked him he did Committee a 3nH thnt TH better find another 1 spent much time near the school perhaps the soldiers had some k CONTINUED FROM PAGE present making arrangement I closing shutters and confused nlnrp to And suddenly as Notes would of insults studv a- of final exams bring up to of medicine thinking that it if this provocation in light the half day period Program 200 yom African Z townfolk that wondered pale blue glow made Barrows look be fertile ground for pictures and that had been hurled at them and Option Offered and women to the United summer would see more than just than ever ueioe FACULTY RECITAL States students in action the students complete disregard less unattractive A normal academic load will be higher education next a bulla suddenly realized had fall and k for the law He replied somewhat I fullv wht courses each one meeting Emil Danrnberg professor of working to inter True to form five nights after they had turned three approximate Apologizes No sure there was happened At last a with 70 minutes pianotorie tcsu pm lonigni Warn- 80 the ban had been instituted we got Fuentes uneasily Im three times week additional US rrlra arZ language or insults The them off the instructor to use er Concert Hall Bachs English versities word from some friends of ours The most significant factor in this no bad in available for in the pmram they must For not onlv were the lights language Suite No 6 in D Minor Schumanns medicine that there was entire episode was the aftermath students are my friends as he wishes Foreign studying lounges and rooms off 1C The African Scholarship making be my friends We gained both side library will meet five times a week Kreislcriana op Schoenbcrgs pra to be a bulla trouble- for that evening the Rector of the glaring spot- courses Is an outgrowth the power of the students but so too were those hold a B average or Five Piano Pieces op 23 and of a similar V session on the steps that evening University of San Carlos of which awe for looked Students who gram use of it lights quieted I turned and terms Debussys Etudes im ier which 24 Xto rian We situated ourselves across the medicine is a branch was visited and a disrespect for their bettor for two consecutive i many more dents were bronchi to thelnhj street from the school where we from the National Secretary of De- We were witness to will be given the option of carrying same influence in SENIOR RECITALS Slates this fall for mArgradua could see both the growing group fense His purpose to apologize displays of this four courses of trouble Stephen Clapp violin 430 pm studies of milling students and the ap- for the brash and unwarranted the ensuing three weeks Library Academic reauirements in the tomorrow Warner Concert Hall Included on Mr 1 irk- proaching tank squad cars troop action of his police and the troops in volcanic Guatemala new svstem will include one term ons it FROM PACE 1 Mozarts Sonata in E Minor K 304 erary are to trucks filled with gas- masked sol- CONTINUED of rhetoric four of a foreign lan vHts sneeil j Bachs Partita No 1 in B Minor Guinea Siena Leone diers and motorcycle police Another innovation in the library guaee two terms of fine arts three Liberia Iv Sonata in G Major op 73 ory Coast To- has been the expanded use of each of physical sciences and so Brahms Ghana m Tolice Approach and Hindemiths Sonate in D op Nigeria Cameroon Galveston microfilm Students can now read cial sciences and two of human arj the Frercfc 11 2 Congo A captain of the National Police some years of the New York ties and a minimum of seven terms no He will be nccTOpankdbr with submachine gun accompanied York Herald Tri- major department with a max Charles Griffith cello 8 pm to- Jules Engt- 1 a rvprentatiw CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 Times the New in a i well- armed soldiers walked TCain requirement the African Amu Institute two brought about by the bune and the Cleveland imum possible major morrow Warner Concert Hall Pur- wn lesstha- or Robert Frost than has been up to the mass students yelling Whitman Dealer on two microfilm machines of 11 terms poras Sonata in F Major Schu- Negro graduate of English 3 failure of racial groups such as npleasant innuendos and tried the in the main reading room By the Present freshmen and sophomores manns Funf Stueke im Volkston With integration of the White Citizens Council and to convince them to go back to at Central end of the year the London Times will be restricted to fulfillment of and Haydns Concerto in D Major teachers and adminis- the NAACP to stir up strong classes The group flowed around students will also be available on film requirements under the three op 101 the feeling among the populace After their Grants three sides of the armed trio and trators will be faced with During vacation the micro- plan juniors will be given qual- many years of harmonious rela- the three W Donald Rankin bassoon 831 evaluating the 1 raised their fists telling them to take problem of film and typing room on the fourth the option of finishing under either CONTINUED FROM PAGt ity of the individual and group tions between the races neither pm Monday Warner Concert Hal their ninos children much of floor of the library was rearranged svstem One semester of work will that will help 159 crimes and at each school so ethnic group feels the need to stir Vivaldis Concerto in la mineur per to the National Police is made up of performances for more efficient use Along with be credited as one term versities combined classes will up antagonism Whether right Fagotto Archi e Cembalo F VIII young Indians and leave Raising that the a microfilm machine the room now maxi- or wrong a large number of Ne- no 2 Mozarts Sonate fur Fagott The General FRitiic grant i their guns to hip level the police re- allow both races to make reader and a groes seems to feel that their contains a microcard und Violoncello K 292 Hinde 2500 one of 30 vymU totally treated and immediately two mum progress both of which arc position of being almost equal to microtext reader miths Sonate fur Fagott und Klav 65000 distributed by the Fvci- trucks loaded with uniformed po- a state with- books and monographic Furthermore in man is satisfactory used for Fayette ier 1933 tion will help support the physic lice pulled up the white and Mozarts Konzert in out Employment Practices selfco- nfidently literature Fair Some of the whites B dur K 191 department during the 1D61- C2 ac- al- of newspapers kept CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 Tear gas bombs were thrown Code the segregationist school believe that their position The films are ademic year though purposely far short of the board will only hire white teach- in the cabinets in the main reading Perhaps in areas of the South of superiority will not be en- The new Science Building into body of the crowd that was now ers to instruct integrated classes room and may be used directly by where the soil is richer and the dangered by such a thing as construction since September is about 150 strong and within 30 This position will probably ag- the students who are encouraged to holdings are larger the next five or ArtM useum school integration ennp ion by Juj gravate an already serious teach- ask the reference librarian for 10 years will see increased mech scheduled for a total cost of 25 million er shortage Administrators re- Undoubtedly Negro students operating instructions for the ma animation and major displacement CONTINUED FROM PAGE at fuse to hire Negroes because they will in time be accepted in the rines All other microfilms are list of sharecroppers but as far as Hay- Miss Hamilton added that after the beven say Negro teachers are so poor- social framework of the schools ed in the main catalogue and kept wood and Fayette are concerned members of the art department WANTED Sh nt fcr steady on basis of ability and per- Friday CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2 ly trained at segregated colleges the in the microfilm room which the the sole reason for the evictions is have selected a group of works for baby- sitting Tu y ard they do not qualify as competent sonality Until then the Negro librarian at the seminar desk will the political one of maintaining purchase their choice is voted on mornings 815 am to 12 noonCil periences happened in a junk in- instructors will have to understand that open on request white supremacy by Oberlin Friends of Art 774- 2491 evenings 1 yard tegration does not bring imme- Nor will integration have a Defendant Well despite your diate equality that many will uniform effect on the Negro com- opinions I would submit that hate him for his color and that munity In an integrated school imiiiT J v jn- umniiiinnui nm iiiiiiihihi rw most plebians consider it degrad- the discriminatory practices of a ft Negroes whether they like it or i rTfniYYptt Z ing and this leads us directly to century are hard to eliminate the compartment situation At not will be relegated to a so- any party gathering there are cial and extracurricular position But no matter what Negro or below that of the whites Negro bound to be two or three sets of white does in the South integra- v e i t generally high K want to engage in teachers who have tion will win out Probably the i plebians who i t I l arm entwining Since there is so prestige among their race will greatest concern of mast Amer- jt T J probably be out of jobs and in little opportunity for this prac- icans is how the South integrates 1 w- wiU W1 tice in private and since we some cases Negro students If the South follows the ex- A t v 7 are all agreed that this was a find the academic load unbear- ample of many Southern towns private affair are we not led able after poor preparation at a and cities like Galveston integra- p- to the obvious conclusion that segregated school tion will come peacefully and yr some time during the gathering In Galveston quiet integration legally ymyt some of these sets of plebians will attempt to use their com- partments for this purpose And For Your Complete furthermore since we all seem to agree that this is a normal BICYCLE SCOOTER natural and desirable occurrence NEEDS are we to condemn them for this All But what about the b OBERLIN Defendant What about it Would you have them use the BIKE SHOP floor You dont provide them 4 u v v i ii t i v i i with couches and youre just be- THti n irFMrl mKm Behind City Hall w j H v I ginning to realize that it is pos- fs sible to design compartments which separate living from sleep- ing quarters but in the mean- K r 1 time all there is is the b SHOWS GET MORE siLZL jy t BEGIN LIFE First Judge But you were giv- OUT Of 1 en the responsibility to carry out EACH GO TO A the party code EVENING GOOD MOVIE At 715 pm OFTEN THE CRUSHER milALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Defendant But we really didnt v i I make the code nor do we gen- TONIGHT SATURDAY JAN 6- 7 AiMiimiiiiifAiliiYiiliiiitla i xi erally believe in it nor does the 2 of the finest acting performances of any timet code make much sense judging from the argument above trYKRAMER First Judge Hold it The we Tracy March Kelly didnt make the code argument 1 is just the argument that the a nti- togetherness group is using IQ SoneQTIfinQ onrl I moon eeneotinnoll IVJ IOUUUI IUIailU I III5UII ObllOUUUIIUII in Orleans The supreme chan- Ubl Ntw If or Dal If Nvi 1 cellors made the code not us they say THE FAMOUS MONKEY TRIAL OF 19251 EXCEPTIONAL Defendant Yes but the su- Features at 720 and 940 pm preme chancellors were appoint- ed by the grand councillor who SUN MON TUES JAN 8 9- 10 was in fact elected by the anti- Extra Funny Extra Hilarious Extra Maritall togetherness group Tell me did Theyre Ntwy Married but Not to Each Other the plebians elect you to make Tit 4 the party code which they must yl X th abide by w s iLllKT Chief Justice Enough of this THE An Guilty or not guilty All Guilty FACTS Its whats Chief Justice Sentence shall be M9 up front that no party gatherings for six work- counts weeks Furthermore this panel ElLTER- FEATURES AT 725 and 940 PM BLENDlic rtl in I i issues the following warning to ire An4 all plebians arm entwining is ne- Up front you FRI 11- 13 get nch golden cessary and desirable but we COMING WED JAN tobaccos specially selected cannot permit it to take place in Ingmar Bergmanl Swedish Hit DREAMS and specially processed for public nor can we allow It in filter smoking Smoke Winston privacy of compartments Why STARTS JAN 18 LIMITED 2- WEEK ENGAGEMENT dont you abstain from Novem- B lUjnolili TohtrroCo WlmlondilMl N 0 ber to April Practitioners will BEN- HUR with Charlton Helton be persecuted Beware